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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED.

' .
gentlemen - had a negro man worth 81 20
NAo tOuA cola IRON a bad nuEt IA the Ieg, am wa
useless iOr over year. / had used etvrl thlu.-
eyG4l 1t a. u without benefit, until trIvu ne
AIsA4e4n Mustang LIulmeut. II soon eueetec a
permanent cure"
aontsonery Ala, June l., 81. L. DOWNING.
d, taAe Pleasure IA RECOMMENDING The Mexican
-4ustaAS A-lnIi1ent as valuable anu Indispensable
article Ior opTaInsi oures, Scratches OF uaIIs gu
hOFses. Our men nave used II Tor burns, bruises
sores tl-euinatl-IAl 90. anu al say IL acts nke
mage L n. tFwfi.p
-O-e--4-- 40E american, wells taTgO's and uar-
denis Ia press.
Inc spIAln o. ny daughters ankle, Occasioned
hAl4e SEATING last winter, was entirely cureq IA
one week, a4ter che commenced uslu. Eyur cels-
DRAFTED Aiustang LluluIeut.
u4Oueesters Aiass., aug. 4, 1865 ED. SEELY -
II As an admitted iacl mat the neLiCan AIustaug
LAueAt performs ulUre cares IN SUI. ter time on
H4AA anu DSast liiau any article ever disco, cred
HaL-l44ss5 AFeFy -laen and Planters should ALWAYS
nave IL VI AanI. QulcA anu sure II certainty Is
Al genuine Is Wrapped IL steel plate en- r.aylls,
oeaIlHs TIE Signature VI u. ". hestUTuUA IheuiIs.
4nu lie PI''ats l. :. scamp VI DENAs DAASEs q ~.
over the top.
An eioI has been made TO counterfeit it with
a cheap styn- plate Label. Look cl0sttyg
SAhAIOGA Spring WATER. sold oy al
Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11

Lr5S's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GISGER-ior
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn. SICK Headache,
Colgra MOrhus, Elstulenco, &C. where s warning
stimulant is required. It's careful preparation and
entire purity makes IL cheap and reliable article
Tor culinary purposes sold everywhere, at ~ cts
per bottle. AS flr LYON b. Pure extract Tax
no other.
sARATDGA STRING WATFR, sold BY
uggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11

II is most deli ghtial Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates sGGrf and dandruf.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
II MAKES the hair rich soft ami glossy.
II prevents hair turning gray and falling or
10 restores hair upon premature bald heads.
This Is Just what u On's kathairon will do. IL l.
pretty-t is cheap-durable. IL is literally sold by
tie carload and yet its almost incredible demand
is dali increasing, until there is hardly country
store thatd0es not keep il; family that does not
Use it.
Z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. Y.
SAR iTCGA SPRING WATER. sold hy
all Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11
AGCA DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight superior TO any Col0gue, used
10 nate the lace and person TO render the skin soft
IN, for headache &C IL Is manu- actured from the
I4ch southern Magnolia and is obtaiuiugG patron
aSe quite Unprecedented. l. is q favorite with
cIesses and opera singers. Il is sold by all deal
ers, at uD in large bottles, and hy pEyss BARNES
d 70, New York, Wholesale 4 gent
Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11

The amount OF revenue received under
the internal taxes, for the first half OF the
current h-cal year,-which expired on Mon
day LASTS Sl67 ,000. 900.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11

i vii c1 better ~ "a su varieties = -urllcc
than any other mower. 10 las no side draft. no
est DRAFT. Therefore t IS the best ulacLfne frtb.
team lt is als.- the best for the driver as IL has
q well arranged, easy spring seat and can be
handled perfectly hy boy OF ten years. without
any danger OF heinz throF1 upon tie snives. The
advantages % Che IMPROVED BUCKEYE on an
points that constitute perfect mower. are briefly
that it VIII
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11
PLATED WARE.

ani eut stock q Tea Sets -alye-s ice Pitchers
lee Bowls, Gohlets. Cake and card Baskets Cas-
tors, Butter Dishes Spoon Holders, Pic 'e Jars,
celery Vases Sardiue Boxes. Mumucrs. Syrup
Pitchers, Sugar and Cream Sets. Tete a Tete Sets
Egg Boilers and Stands Salt cellars, Knives Forks
and Spoons Ladies sc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11
MUSIC BOOKS RECENTLY Prp
LISHED.

MUSIC BOOKS RECENTLY PrR
LISHED.
luh bCHOOL CH0RALIST. selee,io, q,
IL Choruses and Four-Part Songs, from The
Works Of the Great Masters for the Use Of CoIs,ss
High Schools, &c. sl.OO
GRAMMAR SCHOOL CHORUS; Contai,i,,
hlIhsD's Method Of Teaching Vocal Music, adants5
70 schools, by John Hullah; also. Selections -
Devotional Exercises. Exhibitions aud Pss,, ioI
occasions, Adapted and Arranged in one. Two 40
three Parts By J. Z. Sharland Teacher Of NJ.
IN the Boston Grammar Schools. sI.OO. NA''
m ahE C Cd A Collection Of Tunes in all
% the wants Of all Church Choirs and ch,sppiu
noishippers, Home Circles and Social G atb..H
inEs. Price, N paper, % cts. boards, 40 cts.
WINTER EVENINGS ENTERTAINERS
a a Soeisl Santata Words by Sidney Dyer. Mn.ic
by T. A. Gull CT. $l.25, paper 100. ''u'ic
J0UsSE'S MUSICAL CATECHIsN. AN.xps,
uon, with an Appendix containing Modnl.,ion-
LON tne various Major and Minor KEYS and
IIeatise on the Syllables and the Cons,rr.,i Ia
Chords by J. c. ]. % cts uesion OF
Inc ABOVE sent post paid on recent Of nri..
OLIVER DiTs0N 4 co. Publisbers
~ Washington Street, Boston
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DO EeUer UOrk,

with LESS POWER. is EAs1ra 30 OPERATE r5r hon,
tram and 1-fIfr sf-a- ~ t.r.f.. more sim
pie, ifs' htsp 20 we'd rsF4i-s. Ili r5-s s1sv 70
Edire1 ami Is therefore crafty the machine for the
farmer O. buy.
The subscribers would respectfully call the attcn-
ton Of Farmers O. the following facts.
That the manufacture Of Moving Machines was
adopted by us as permanent business in I-61-
That we have shop and tools for that especial
business That believing 10 true economy f1r Won
O. tIy a. perfect a Machine as
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Who would not bc beautiful VINO would not add
o the II beauty What gives that marble purity
and disfingus appearance We observe upon the
stage, and in the city heller II is Longer Sc
ret. They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm. Its con-
tnued use removes tan, f-eckles, pimules and
"a e face and hands, and leaves the
"a, Transparent, blooming and
many cosmetics. 10 contains no
HI-ills % 2 h. skin. ANY Druggist viii
rr1I b. not on hand, az 5oets per bottle
" Z. nag An, Troy, y. Y Chemistes.
s.Y roc . SPRING " ATER. sold by Al
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CLOCKS.
FANCY GOODS.

New stock Of and day clocks wood, marble
alahaster and iron cases.
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SILVER GOODS.

A very large and fine assortment % solid silver
Napkin Rings, Fruit knives Tobacco Boxes. Match
Boxes. Port Monies. Card Case. B.qurt Holders,
Cups, childrens Knives and Forks ana table Silver
o. all kinds.
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.JEWELRY,

A large variety ofnew styles q Sets Broo,hes,
Ear Rings, Sleeve Buttor studs, Bracelets. I'D T.
Rings, Keys, Seal. Pearl, Stone En- inc turned,
Plain and Seal Kings. chitrcns Rings, CLASPS f0s
the sleeve, Neck Chains Tooth Picks sc.
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CAUTIONTO FEMALES ISDEIIC,T.
HEALTH n
Sputhefaries,

A.V. SPEA X & 90.
s1p0fhecaries q DrUgPisfs
DEALERS IN
PAIEST MEDICINES, CHEMICALS.
SIk6lCAL and Dental Instruments. Da,,,.,,.
~ ~ r1ils, Mineral Teeth, Trusses and Supportsr.
s snoui1er Braces, Bandages, Leeches, Mineral We,
Ssasl Druggisrs Glass Ware, Brushes Bird seed.
rIerInumery, Flayoring Extracts, Spices, Shat,
and Kerosene OIL burning fluid
- No article of inferior qualify kept.
Church St. P1,i,n.,,. VI,
April l, 1865.
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First Glass Mower,
Meditinrs.
ID f n IT'S TR "!

CARD
Preparatory to retiring from the practice Of den.
tstTy IN Burlington, have taken as partner WV
Ii, WATERS, ID. ID. S. A regularly and thorou =
cSaIeatea dentist, who graduated at the Baltimore
CoIlese 81 Dental Surgery in 1859 and has been IN
successful practice ever since He came 10 me well
recommended and having been with me nov ,broo
months Ind him all that he was recommended
therefore while rendering nv grateful askpov,I.
edgments to the public for lone and iii-aI ~,
respsetiuiy solicit its Continuance at the old
SHtAnui when shall leave in the hands OF Dr
waters, who Is well qualified to conduct FIRST Ella :,
Dental establishment.
pu.,,, - JAMES LEWIS.
1i an -'on' ANN II, 1866. lv.daw
DENTISTRY.
nR. " L. HARRIS having returned To Bp-lir.,
l. Ton has htted up and opened suit Of rooms
Lyma's Store. Nes'i over
Dr. Harri, has been in the practice ~ de,,f.,-
sixteen years, and eansafely guarantee perfect .a
lslaeton N all operations, both in the operative
ana mechanical departments.
lie refers with pleasure to " Carpen.er n N
B Thayer MD. 3. W Carpenter, M. ID - ~
SeptS7-dawtf
CAtTioNTO FEMALES IN DELICATE
HEALTH.
TX. DOW. MUSICIAN and Surgeon. No : F,5,...
81 Boston Is consulted daily for all disease
tun,claent 70 the female system. Prolapsus Utsri -
lluor AIbus, Suppression, and other menstrual AZ
Isn gements, are all treated on new patboIo-,csi
lew daPvs a. sPese{ relief guaranteed In very
treatment, that most obstinate Complaints yisid
perfect health sOVH EeJoiees IN
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater e,n.-,.,,. l..
ssn eG o. diseases ofWOmen than any other phys
;1S accommodations for patients who NAV
ment 1e1 MS treat
Dr. Dow, since lsi5, having confined his wbols
70 an once practice for the cure OF Pri-
edges no superior in the United States.
n BAH letters must contain one dollar. or tbsv
vii not be answered. VI 'hey
Jhce hours fro ms A ". 10 9 Pm
boston SsOtl1 -3lNEwlr
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H.E

GENTS HEAVY GOLD GUARD AND VEST.
SILVER D."
Ladies Gold Chatelaine, Gusrd and Leoutine, silk
Guards Rubber Guard aud Vest, Steel and Leather
chains O. all kinds.
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THE IMPROVED BUCkErE.

THE IMPROVED BUCKEYE.
manufactured az or near home, in which NO Er-
PESsE has been spared, that might contribute 70
It's s8ecfreHsts aHd durability. We shall build for the
harvest OF So for the Counties Of Chittenlen Ia
noble. Grand Isle, Franklin in this State and for
Canada adjacent full supply Of these unriyaled
machine,
of the Rest Materials, Work and Finish.
To demonstrate and make good our claims for the
superiority Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE As
stated above. We will give any resp0nsibIe man
who wishes O. buy, IN opportunity 90 test our l.
reasonable time, or We will through our Agents
exhibit the IMPROVED ByCEEYE in public trial in
COMPETITION WITH ANY OTHER on reasonable notice.
We take this opportunity 20 thank our numcr-
Gus patrons for the enc cement they have given
us % build
First Glass Mower,
by taking our whole supply OF sd5 at the advanced
price asked BY u, over other machines and also
Tor the unanimous expressions Of satisfaction IN the
use OF the IMPROVED BUCKEYE.
ST. ALBANS FOUNDRY co.
EDWARD A. SNIrH,
JoHS ". NEWTON
st. Adams Sept. 22i. 1876. dkwly
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u. &. Il U Y K - { G
70 fremont Street, Boston.

Agents f5r New England md the Bllsa Province
J.s.GALE, MD. Agent Nr Burlington AT
vicinity. jay z5-w6un.
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ANOG ksUV UN.
Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Towel cases Glove
and Hd'f'k Boxes, Watch Stands Dressing Gases
for Ladies and Gents, Black Walnut Brackets,
BronEes, Port Monies, nice Fans, Combs CCmpln-
ions, &c, &c.
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FOUR FEET FOUR INcu cur.
B EST MATERIALS.

tuilt 20 til
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-11

Pocket and Table Knives, Razors Scissors, Shears
Of the best quality.
We invite the attention Oft public 90 our stock
which Is quite extensive, recent additions having
been made with special reference 90 this season q
holidays. Our whole stock is offered az very low
prices snd early selection will secure the choicest
goods.
WATCH and CLOCK WORK. ENGRAVING and
REPAIRING DONE To ORDER,
E.B. FLOYD.
I5f Church Street
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-10-03

Thu SOUTHERN HoMs JouRsAL.-Wc
have received the first number Of THE
Southern Home Journal" new weekly
literary newspaper, established in Balti-
moro by John Y. Slater l. Co. The ty-
biographical execution is very neat, the
list of contributors numbers some of the
best literary talent in the country. The
South has long relied upon the North for
its literary newspapers, and we have all
seen how they have degcncratcd, until
now nearly all Of them are unfit to occupy
a place at the Southern tircside. We
trust that Nr. Slater may rcveive the pa
tronagc of the Southern reading public,
as we believe, from the specimen copy be-
fore us. that he intends to furnish a pa
per which will be an honor to the South
crn section of the country. The Jour
nal will be published at s. per annum
and Will contain as much reading matter
as any weekly in the country. Address,
John Y. Slater & Co., No. 293 Balti-
more Street, Baltimore. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-10-03
ST. MARY'S BEACON
LEONARDTOWN MD.
THURSDAY MORNING October :, 1867.

CALL. Tile Democratic and Conscr-
vativc voters Of St. Mary's county are re-
uucstcd 10 assemble in Primary Meetings
at the usual places for holding elections
IN the several election districts, ON "a
TTRpAY. the 9th Of October, to select
five delegate to represent each district IN
n County Convention, IN convene III leon
ard,own on MONDAY, the 9TH of octo-
her. The object Of the County NonVen-
ton is TO appoint three delegates to rep
resent 81. hlary's County in the demo
cratic State Convention, winch has been
called to meet in the City Of Baltimore on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th Of October, the
purpose of the latter Convention beng,
to nominate candidates for Governor, At
sorney General, Comptroller of the Treas
nry. Clerk of the Court of Appeals and
Superintendent of Labor and Agriculture.
\ full attendance at the Primary Meet
ings is earnestly requested.
JOHN +. DENT.
G.. FRED MADDOX,
Democratic Central Committee
for st. Mary's County.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-10-03

ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF THE books or
THE BlpLE-Both the eanonical and APP
ocryphal, showing what the Bible Is
not. what it is, and how to use it. New
Testament With illustrations. BY
Prof CALVIN F.. Srowg ID. D.. for
more than thirty years Biblical Profess
sor at .Andnver, Cincinnati and other
Theological Summaries. Zeigler. Me
Curdy 4 Co, Publishers, Philadelphia,
Pa, and Cincinnati. Ohio.
This book treats Of
/ The common popular objections to
the Bible at the present day. What the
Bible is not, what it is, and how to use
it.
=. The evidences upon which We receive
the .Sicr,d Books, and description of the
ancient manuscripts If the New Testament,
with fac-simile illustrations.
g. Brief Biographies Of One Hundred
Ancient Witnesses to the New Testament.
whose testimony is most important, much
of it cited in this work.
4. The testimony for the H'torieal
Books. and full examination, separately,
Of the four Gospels.
The Apocryphal Gospels, and fras-
mcnts of Gospels supposed to be lost.
6. Modern substitutes for the Gospel
history, with an examination of the works
of Strauss, Wcisse, Gfroerer, Bruno Bau-
er, F. c. Baur, Rcnan, and Schenckel
intended to meet the undermining process
with regard to the authority of Scripture,
5, prevalent at the present day,
7. Acts of the Apostles. the Apocry-
phal Acts and the fourteen Epistlcs of
Paul. The Catholic and the Apocryphal
Epistlcs. Revelation of St. John, and
the Apocryphal Revelations.
s. The Bible Prophets and the CLASH
cal Oracles, contrasted
g. The Apocryphal books of the Old
Testament, and the reason for their ex-
clusion from the Canon.
1t is a work of real value, not seetarian
at all, not even theological, but it is just
what it purports to be, History of the
Books ofthe B,Ns, sufficiently critical to
meet the wants of the professor, clergy
man and the student, and yet so simpli-
fed as to be the book needed by EyERY
FAMILY AND EVERY SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACH
Err AS THE COMPANION OF THE BIBLE.
This book is new and fresh from the pen
of the author, who has long been urged to
its preparation by Presidents of Colleges,
and leading ministers and scholars Of the
various Christian denominations, and has
given his best energies to its completion.
1t contains about 600 pages oetavo,
printed from new and beautiful clear type,
illustrated with fine steel portrait of the
author, fac-similcs of the early manuscripts
on which the Bible was written, very Gu
rious and interesting, and other full page
Illustrative engravings, all in the highest
style of engraveing, by the best artists in
the country.
1t is sold hy subscription only. Clergy
men, teachers, experienced agents, and
ladies', will find it to their advantage to
canvass for this work, as very liberal terms
will be given.
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SCOTCH MICK,
FRAME e@.
DWELLING. E
GOOD MEAT HOUSE,
GOOD STABLE,
THREE BARNS.
and other necessary buildings upon il.

and other necessary buildings upon il.
1t is beautifully located, is of 6ne soil
and susceptible of rapid and permanent
Improvement.
1t is within one mile Of "Bilc's Wharf,"
on the Patu1cnt Rivor, at which Steam
crs. to and from Baltimore city. touch TIL
weekly during at least ten months 10 the
year. n
The soil of this land is we'll adapted .
the culture of all2 the staple commodities
of this section OF the State, and is espsei-
ally adapted to the culture of GRASS
and FRUITS. There is young PEACH
and APPLE ORCHARD of Five Hun
drcd Trees now planted on the premises
Immense deposits of the finest oysters
can DO found in the waters adjacent to this
estate, and one hundred thousand bushels
could be bcddcd or planted on its shores.
Fish of every description abound in tho
surrounding Creeks, and IN the patu1cnt
River, and the ALE-WIFE FISHERY
here, during tn, Fall months. has been a
profitable business for the pat several
years.
Fifty acres, or more of this land are
well set in OAK, Chestnut -
PINE TIMBER: W.
and but little fencing is required to en-
close the entire premises from tide water
to-tidc water.
The residue Of this land. about
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-10-03

This old established Magazine contains
articles on Surface Manuring- Scientific
Farming Agricultural Reconstruction
Profits of Farming -Wheat-Prepara-
ton of Land-Drilling and Manuring-
Hop Neutrality-suspicious. of Dali
ry Cows-Cream and Butter-Experi-
ments in Feeding Cattle-Grapc Culture
-Curculio-Golden Fleece Shcep-Beat
Sugar-How to Rent a Farm-Ryc Crop
and variety of other topics-besides
the usual Farm-Vegctable Garden
Fruit and Flower Garden Work for
Month.
Two dollars year. in advance, Worth
ington & Lewis, Publishers, New Office,
No. / South street, Baltimore, Maryland
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-10-03

LEE AND Hrs LIrrrESASrs. This is
the title of a new work from the fluent pen
Of Mr. Edward \. Pollard, we'll, if not
fayorably. known as the historlan:of the
Lost Cause" We had opened the pres
cnt work of Mr.. Pollard in the cxpecta-
ton Of finding it plcntifully charged with
the personal bias and partizan bitterness
which dotract so much from the merit OF
hi. great historical work, the Lost
Cause, for great it undoubtedly is, not
outstanding many grave defects of style
and temper Our surprise has been graf
living to discover in Lee and his Lieu
tenants" very decided Improvement IN
both tho respccts named Neither silt
nor sarcasm is n chronic characteristic OF
the present work. Nevertheless, there Is
quito sufficicncy of what is called fine
writing in the book for plain tastes nor
are sinister adjectiyes wanting when the
motives Of Jefferson DAVIS are Drought
under review. Maugrc these blemlshcs.
however, the new work of Pollard is a
very crcdtablc contribution to Southern
literature and furnishes the fairest and
fullest record Of personal traits and mill
tarv achievements of leading Southern
generals that we have yet seen in print,
The work is embraced in one large vol
umc, elegantly gotten W, and contains
thirty fine steel portraits. 1t is published
by j. S. Morrow, Baltimore, Md, by
subscription, and the agent for it in this
county is VIM. F. Perry, Esqr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-10-03
Gov. SwASN's MILIrIA."-A very

Gov. SwAsN's MILITIA. "A very
sharp controversy is progressing between
the Baltimore Sun on the one side and
the Washington Chronicle on the other,
in regard to the purposes of the military
organization known to radicals as Gov.
Swann's Militia" The Chronicle repre-
sents that this body is. not only disloyal,
per sc, but that it is organized with view
of assaulting Congress the first opportu-
nifty that occurs and, as Congress is like
" to lmpeach President johnson as soon
as it conycnes in Washington in Decem-
Der next, that it is then and there that
the aforesaid militia will first show the
cloyen foot and initiate it's reasonable OPP
erations. That all this is unmitlgated
CANNON, the Sun establishes beyond a
peradventure The truth is, the non
sense of the Chronicle is so sclf-cvident
that it is beneath the dignity of serious
exposure, and we are astonished that re-
spectacle paper like the Sun should have
eondcsccndcd to have noticed it. Having
noticed it, however, we regret that our
able contemporary neglected to state, that,
though this militia of ours is neither dis
loyal or organized for disloyal purposes,
it is very likely to be found in any illegal
conflict that Congress may provoke with
our people, on the side Of law and order
and in rapport with the Executive of our
State.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-10-03
For the Legislature.

l offer myself as candidate for seat
in the Legislature of Maryland at the en-
suing election and solicit the support of
my fellow citizens of St Mary's county =
Having had the honor many years ago Of
representing a ncighboring county for sew
rial terms In the lower branch of the Leg
slature with the approval of its people,
fatter myself that shall, if elected, be
able to earn the good will of this people. =
At least. my study shall be, if honorcd
with their confidence, to do So
JOHN ID FREEMAN.
Oct 3, 1867-tc.
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IMPLEMENTS AND NJ

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND Ma
Cu1NERy.-Thc attention Of our readers
is directed to the advertisement of J Ohm A.
Baker, General Commission Merchant,
dealer in Guano, Bone Dust, Plaster and
other Fertilizers, Nos. IS and 90 Com
meree Building Louisiana Avenue, Wash
ington, d. c. Mr.. Baker has recently
resumed business at the above stand and
solicits through our columns share of St,
Mary's county patronage. His references
are responsible and we'll known, and we
advise our readers who may be in want Of
Farming supplies to give him call. See
his advertisement in to-day's paper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-10-03

No MEETING have been reques-
ted to state by Hon. c. Fred. Maddox,
that in consequence of imperative bust
ness requiring his presence in Baltimore
on Tuesday next, he will be unable to ad-
dress his fellow-citizcns in Lconardtown
on tha, day, as previously advertised
He will speak in Leonaritown on the
Tuesday following.