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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-09

rEytspAY MORNING July 9. 1868.
Tn. DKMocRATIc NATIONAL CoSVIs-
LEOEARDTOWE, ND,

Tus DknocpATIc NarIoNAL CONVEX
-.ox.-We had hoped to have been able
70 ,resen, our readers in our present ls-
sue with TIE names Of the nominees OF
the Democratic National Convention, no"
sitting in New York, and, also. with the
Platform Of principles upon which 1T ls'to
90 before the country. Up TO Tuesday
,,;vh, the date Of our latest advices by
s,esmer. no formal platform had been
adopted and No vote hsd been taken IN
the Con vcr,ion in reference TO nominee
!, seems to be conceded that Pendle-
ton will obtain higher vote on the hFs'
tallo. than any other aspiEsnt and that
hi, vote will he increased TO at least one
hundred ind eighty. This, under the
,zo-.hi7d rule, VIII s,ill be thiFty-tFo
abort Of the required number to nominate
md whether lie can command these IS the
rub. We hope he mey The point
bousre, about which vo are chiefly anx-
i,us is. that tho Convention should do Its
work without quarrel or division and pre-
sent a united and unbroken front TO the
enemy when /: adjourns- Personal pre-,
terenecs, every thing but the most vital
principles, should be suboFainated to this
And we believe they will be, and 1t Is
,horefore ,ha, we are now looking forward
.i,h hope and confidence to the nnai aS
ton Of the Contention.
Since the above was written, We have
learned that three ballots were taken on
Tuesday evening, Pcndle'on receiving on
the frat los. on the second 1O4 and the
o., ,1o-Hsrcock OF each Of the three
bs,lots received 40 Tot ,s-the 5est scat-
tering.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-09

TIM StHosL Ro,ap. The School Com
1aiss;oners were in session 81 day Mon
dry las. examining and passing Teachers
reports, etc These reports show quite a
satisfactory attendance a: the Public
Schools during the last quarter and dis
cover also steady increase. as compared
With previous quarters, in the number Of
children who enjoy their advantages. The
Board adjourned to meet on Thursday, The
10TH instant, AZ which time settlement;
VII, be made With the Teachers.
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GkoAdE1owN. Co1IsGF, Rrc.--in the
list Of names tina. obtained honorable men
ton at the la,o distribution at George
town College, W notice the following
which will be recognized as belonging to
Young men from this county. John ",
George A. and B. II Camslier, Edward
hey, Frank NJ Ntale, George F.. Mat
tingley. Jefferson c. Howard, Charles
Abel and F W. HAYDEN
The degree of Doctor Of Laws vas con-
Serred upon Hon Judges Geo, Brent and
Robert Ford, the farmer from Charles and
the latter from St. NaTy'a county,
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Pillow MAN
July It'll, 1868,
49,

"VILLAoE IMPROVEMENTS. Though
the Heavens fall still let justice be done
When, III a la:1 issue, We coEtrasted the
improvements in our town w.:n those OF
Port Tobacco, We little expected that "a
large, handsome and improved blacksmith
shop, now nearly approaching completion
would haze been thrown III cur teeth
Nevertheless, so it has been. We ac-
knowledge ourselves to be knocked down.
II the matter Of tbs Bakery business, .also
we admit that We are hors dc combat. =
Port Tobacco, it seems, has had Bakery
for wears. The coup DE- grace, however,
is the musical superiority Of the Charles
village. The natives, 1t appears, are WOO
ed to sleep nightly by congregations OF
singing bull frogs. We apologize. We
hide our diminished heads. Had We
known the enemy to be possessed Of halt
the resources he has shown, We had seen
him damned ere VS. had fought him. =
listen to the leader of the native orchcs-
ira Of Chaylcs-hcar the MARBLE Of the
Times
We assure our old and much respect
ed friend Of the s. Mary's Beacon that
no feeling of Jealousy entered our bosom
on reading the account 0. the long array
Of new buildings recently erected, and
other improvements made aud beng made
IN and around the corporate limits OF
our sister burg, LaonaFdLown. But friend
Downs must not forget that Port Tobacco
has not been sleeping t1e leep that knows
no waking" but on the contrary has re-
csntly .launched out a fresI' and to-day
Ne chronicle, with al becoming PRIDE,
tac erection of a large, handsome and I'M
uroyed Blacksmith Snop upon one OF our
PRINCIPAL streets, now nearly approaching
,.ompIotion. Fer this 'etid,ucc o, pro-
gross" We hope our ncighhor will give Us
due credit. Is the above Improvement Is a
matter very nearly concerning ever crti-
zen Of our town. You kuo~, TREND
Downs. beng alone, this improvement Is
/ HITca 0OutS MOI : II ST. - T. "N'-''N"' 80
the matter oil ! Bakery, our nelghoor VII
admit taat We are ahead Of him ~ this
! r.rtrular. at least Oars has Dot been
Recently established, but Is Al old eStao-
li.h,d institution Of several years stand
;rr We are willing TO admit that Leon
ar.town Is entitled to the palm IL the
matter of enterprise. Ie. there are some
j attractions hare which not even our SISTER
village eau BOAST OF. Among them We
n,irI, refer to the countless myriads o.
/ r,snr,., musicians. vac, towards The clos
+ ~ evening". render the very AR musical
aud whose alto and b7sso 50 far from be-
inr An obstruction. are, with tue n>It;;ees
"A iuy;ta,ioa and gentle wooing 10 sired
natures sweet rs>Iore-, bainy sieeep
Come up, neigho3r, some warm evening
ana enjoy the music, you slant be hurt
Bat i KIN aside, the truth Is un'.enlaoI,
/ H., 3,r cIt,zcas exhibit but little OF the
Dn,,I;c sp.ri. which should charscterize
tasn Port Tobacco i 1t stand stu
and viii DOUBTLESS remain 50 unless pea
spirit should pcrsade our citizen~' Sa'sh
juu..az from TIE pa>', 5 ne IlAsiy - :
,a. cas-
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Thousands have b>en Changed by he
Peruvian Syrup q lrotoxide Of irony
from wcsk, sicklv. suffering creatures, 70
strong. healthy and happy men snd wo-
men, snd in>a!ds csr uot reasonably hes
It e to give i: rial. Fer n.Si epsis
pa. ,},hhty Il : . >lcr,H'
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Oyrr.xrR oy rus PooR.-A; : meet
ing OF the Trustees of the Poor on Thurs
dsy last. Charles Thompson, ESqr.. the
present eneumlens, WIS re-aPpolnted
Oversecr Of the Poor for the yesr 1869.
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Magistrates and Constables.

'alaries Of County Collectors for le6S
$500 90
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STATE "a Mt
of the
Expenses Of st. Mary's County.

ID
by Of the
OF Article
Comp .ink
det4aed
oil shall also
rdof
shat
VI tho . nollu5
REHABILITATION OF COUNTY CHARGES, VIZ
Jurors and State W 1t
AMI Petit Jurors $50
COS ~
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CAST Thy BREAD UPor THE WATERS.
rpt rt- <Nf.,,l T;,,n, toI1,

CAST Thy Bread UfOr THE WATERS
The Glasgow (Missouri) Times tells
story and youches for its correctness
that is o forciblo Illustration of the true
philosophy Of tho preacher, when he
said, "Cast thy bread upon the waters
for thou shalt find il after many days"
During Gen Prices raid, in 1864, a
sMrmish took place on theline OF Char
ton and Howard counties, Missouri,
some four miles from Glasgow, in
which one oftbe Copfederates a left
on the ground, dangerously wounded
in the neck. While in this condition
Miss Sarah 8 Smith, a school teacher
in the vicinity, happened to pass by.
Seeing the wounded man, she went to
him and staunched his wounds, proba.
bly, saving his life. She remained with
him until near night. fall, when he re
questcd her to leave, as his companion
would probably come in the night and
take him away. If mot, she would find
him where he was In the morning, liy-
inc or dead. He said no was known
by the name ofTucker, but that his
real name was IL. C. Mcdonald, and
that he was from Louisville, Kentucky.
Next morning Mcdonald was gone,
and Miss Smith knew nothing concern
ing him afterwards. A few days ago,
Miss Smith. who still resides in the
,ame neighborhood, received a letter
rom the administrator Of II. c. Nc
Dopald. Sen, informing her that she
vas named in the will OF tho deceased
8 the legstec Of fifty thousand dollars
n consideration of her having saved
he life Of bis nephew and only heir,
be II. c. Mcdonald named in copnec-
|os VIII the incident pf 1854. y
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What Il Going On,

AIRS. Gen. Grant affects pink silk.
Arizona grows cacti fifty feet high.
Memphis grows more and more muir
dcrous.
Mrs, Yclvcrton is styled "tho lovely
and litigoug.'
The brutal police stopped al clopc.
mcnt from indianapolis.
A soprano singer in London is paid
100000 month.
Paper making has been begun in
Australia, andpromiscs to he very prof
table.
SO severe is the famine in Algeria,
that the dead are buried iu trenches,
as is the custom after q battle.
Those who pretend to know say
there is more dissipation in Washington
this winter than at any time since the
war.
A scientific paper states that the
pulse of Napoleon / never indicated
higher than City pulsations a minute.
Three counties in Virginia, contigu-
GUS to each other, have one hundred
and fifty dlstillcrics within their limits.
The Chicago Republicans wantto get
up u "wigwam." Better make it an
"Uncle Toms Cabin"
A young woman in Bangor took mr.
scnic for her complexion, and succeed
cd in making Of herself II beautiful
corpse.
Tho Prince Of Wales is said to be
greatly in debt. His Cornwall mines
do not supply "tin' enough for his ex,
extravaganza.
Prentice thinks the Black Crook cX
liibitions at the North are more attract
i've than those in the Southern capitals
just now.
Mrs. McGrudy, Of Lowell, managed
TO cut her throat with an X and u IA
xor, in sorrow at having transferred all
her property to her son.
This clarade is amusing the English
people. "When my first makes ny
second, he calls himself my whole
And the answer is Patriot
The St. Louis police made a descent,
Sunday night, on a negro gambling l.sa.
loon, in the third story ola house whose
lower floors were occupied respectively
by q billiard saloon and a religious
meeting, both in full blast,
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E 10 URNAL
OF
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A semi-monthly journal of medicine, sur
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the people.
The cheapest medical paper inthc world,
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Single copies, s1M
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Fifteen" m
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The gotter-np of the club shall have ono
copy gratis. Address
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J"iyzo 0m Philadelphia, Pa.
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nEMOCEATiC ALMANAC
For I2d8.

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the most important Acts of Congress,
President joilison's Veto Message and
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Orllcclauic.
49, On account Of the latcncjs in making
up the official Election Returns, ti'is Al
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lSt Of January, hence IL is desirable to
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as to know how large an edition to print,
that all may be supplied promptly. All
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Blacksmithing ! .
G, A. COLEMAN,

G.. A.
in WINCHESTER,
Is prepared to do any work In his line
bic manner. ut prices to suit the times.
Especial attention given to
Horse ShOeinO, and Repairing of
Farming Implements,
Wagons, dc.
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perience IN his business Is q recOmmcnda-
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He s0licits u call. lmar2S, 67-1y.
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InsOlvent Notice.

Notice il hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate OF Nathan
Henshaw; decd. to file them with the
County Court Clerk on or before the LIST OF
January, 1865, or they will be forever bar
red. q j. q. ENOCHS.
Rov21-2ms Administrator
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Tile above are exact copies Of original
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For two Subscribers and $40 we will
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Wasanit sqyale aud gsuals gustit'ts,

The first Session of thts Institution ANW open on Monday,
the 81 dav of February, 1868, ami close June 10Th, 1905.
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old TYPE METAL fos sale thh once
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FACULTY:
Course OF study

Primary English Branches, Latin, Greek, French, spanish, Mathemal-
les, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Geology, Botany, Logic,
Political Economy, Mental and Moral Philosophy, Ancient ana MODERN
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lcoSrlNuEp FROM rrnsr rAeE.l

to many of those who ought to be equally
worthy objects of our solicitude aud care.
Look to our youths look to the dangers
TO which they are exposed in these, our
days Of dissolving morality. There ia not
one OF us but may exert some saving infu-
ence, Let our unceasng and disinterested
labors be, therefore, turned into lesson
and encouragement for those who will full
soon lake our places, and who, even now,
require, as we have required, to be guided.
fortified and sustained in the path OF recti-
etude. Out of the commissions of the times,
like the prostration which follows disease,
there seem to be an apathy for everything,
except tho n,aterialities of life, which bodies
evil to the future of our society. Let us,
therefore, strive and bravely strive! Young
and old let US exhort let Us shake off this
unworthy and servile condition of soul.
q Let us, in no degree, be accomplices of the
moral torpor which seems to deaden oil
our nobler impulses Let us not permit
the quenching, within us, of the sacred fire
light and warmth, will and life! Stretch
an unquailing eye beyond an horizon now
buried in gloom ; and, as we pay homage
to all the lawful glories of the past, let us
endeavor to drink in the hopes of a better
and still more glorious future, prepared by
our present efforts md secured by cur fos-
tering examples!
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THE BRIDGE OF GOLD.

She stands in flowery meadow,
And on n barren strand, fr.r
Whe,e flows u broad. strong river
"Twixt me and that lovely land;
'Tis vain to beckon, it's vain to weep,
The river is broad and strong and deep.
/ cannot swim that river,
But if my ship should come in,
Its bird like sails would carry me
TO the lady hope to win.
j trust that she her faith will keep,
But the river is broad and strong and deep.
I know she has many lovers,
For see tilem WOO my sweet.
They can lay laad and honors
And bright gold at her feet;
Had but thee 10 river would keep
Me from my love, though 'twere broad
and deep.
But make bridge of my fnncies.
And I cross to that pleasant land.
weave her hair through nay fingers,
And hold her hand ill my hand.
And kiss her lips iii her innocent sleep.
Though the river is broad and strong and
deep.
Could build the arches of silver.
And lay the floor with gold,
I could cross to claim my darling,
Not waiting until am old
Old and worn and witl,ered, to creep
Der the bridge of gold to u grave, and
weep.
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F O r s A + Ell.

TINE undersigned wishes to inform
Il the Sugar Planters of Rapides that
he has on hand a good quality of MO-
LASSES BARRELS, which he offers
for sale-cheap for cash-guaranteed.
Persons purchasing Barrels from me
that will ship them by way of Alexan-
tlria, all cooperage needed for them,
will be attended to, free of charge.
Oct.7-ti. P. 7. KERRlGAN.
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GENUINE MADRAS INDIGO.

~>AA~ j.
GENUINE MADRAS INDIGO.
CPORTING REQIJIsITIONs. EIysGun
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Colts and Remington's RevOlvers. Colts
Cartridges, Sizes Smith & WessOn's
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Shot Pouches, Ramrods, Tips and Screws,
Gun Nipples. &c.
LYME ENGLISH Hair and Tooth Brush
ea. Brown Windsor, Honey. Lettuce,
and other Toilet Soaps. Pomatum. Cold
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ZINE BRANDY by the Bottle or Gallon.
4 Bourbon Whisky by the Bottle or Gal
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and Sherry Wine, French White Vino
Vinegar.
TAAvoRING EXTRACTS. Lemon. Va
:! nilla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine Ap-
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GCHOOL BOOKS. A largo assortment
~ Cap. Note. and Letter Paper. Pens.
Ink, Pencils. Mucilage and other once
Furniture.
GENUINE BERMU.,A ARRCwHoOT
y in Paper and Tin Cans Spices Nut
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.MARJORIE'S .ALMANAC.

-,
Robins In tne tree-tops,
Blossoms IN the grass;
Green things agreWing
everywhere yon pass;
Sudden little breezes; g.
showers OF siiyer aew; 5.a
Diack DouSn anu peht t"is L.
n. n"au,,is out anew Con-, ~r1 f.r
Frlnged elm and larcll-- ii.
Don't yon think that May-ttmc's
Pleasanter than March
AZ,
AtPa1s ~ VIC oic,iafo,
O.. Nioiio"''s one ny ohe'
c aMp s,r'1 aptnthing
pa ooi' siaeehs ~ slle sun,
1s ~: l"in. WIZ swee'hesS'
i,,.a...sa la.. VI i'.'e
nl IIu sense anu niurll'a 1s
rnae1. i',is esslS p.ac9; .&tsA-
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THE BUTTERFLY AND THE co
I - tl'. ~ ~ QUETTE. ~

THE BUTTERFLY AND THE co
. ~ .... - = QUE1TE.
THE rising suns awakening ray, aUe-d
That ushcrs in the early day,
And calls the host of busy birds
To chaunt her praise in softcst words,
Falls gently on the floral queen, {.-
When rising from her couch of green,
Where, tranc'd in slnmbers' visions bright
She passed the heeting hours of night.
She saunters through her wide domain, h.
All filed with flower of hill and plain,
And at her light majestic tread
Bows each; fond plant its crested head,
As with an upward gazing eye soaf 81 eli3
Most carefully she scans the sky, .t31ts
Lest some nsurping insect come, sas,s3
On ftlrtiye wing, to rob her home. ~.
And now she spies upon tho air ''''
A visitor, so wontrOns fair, ga o1's' ~ t't ..
That by bright beautys Turing blaze 1850
She stood enla ptured Mt his gaze; 100 '3Hl
And thus admitted to the feast, aa
Flsra's most fascinating guest, 7.ap5
Still floating round on pleasures tide.
Amidst the gardens tufted beds
Where the moss rose it's fragrance sheds
And fairest scarlet berries lie
Sails the embroidered butterfly, ~
Still gaily fitting DER the flowers, foJ ~
Or bathed in balmy April showers, IL. y
She pauses gently now and then .lgut5j
TO feast i'll honey -suckle glen. iag ,yss
She passes in disdain the rose,
When the most witching perfume flows,
And fits across with wanton wing G"l
The tulip gay, the child of spring s3r. .sGss
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&. w Il a N II x i,
rs now at ALEXANDRIA, aud respect
Il fully offers his services as DENTIST to
the citizens of this place and surrounding
country.
All diseases Of tho Teeth and Cams will
BIO attended to- by the most improved
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With his complete facilities for opera
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Those wishing his services, viii please
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P. S.-For the qualification of those suf-
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Prices reduced to suit the times. 'Ns'
. " Office at Mrs CANFIELD'S resi-.
dence, on Second Street. 3naBi.d 5ase3s
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