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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-09
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

i WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE
4 the farm upon which | reside in =.
Iuaoc'> district. in 81 Nary's county,
Mar laud. called WANEELl, containing
GOO acres, more or less.
This farm Is situated about three miles
f.om Point Lookout, sajarted to all the
crops grown ~ the county, with oyster
crock bcIougiu. to eaju farm. sufficient to
plant about "a 0o0 bushels Of oysters
which grow rapidly and eomman! the
largest prices The improvements are an
old fashioned BRICK HOUSE, four
Iouu below and two above. The barns
ami ont hou-cs are sufficient for the c--
tat" and in good repair sullicicncy Of
wo'A timber, &e.
Fer terms apply to
STANISLAl : CLARKE,
Ridge Post tDihcc,
st. Mary, county,
Md
April %, 1869.
tBaltmorc Daily Nar and National In
t,ltir.pr,, publish ) times and send blil7
to thi, office for collcctjou,)
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-09

ArE.rr or A PRIVATE fHryRvIEw. .-f
wealthy bachelor. having had Que or two
lawsuits for breach of promise. now re-
p|iesto a Young lady who wishes a few
minutes private conversation.
!. 40 YOU don't, Malame- It crrts me
to til, heart to be cotrpeIled to doubt the
hcn.rahlcness If your intentions, but that
so-, e thing IS played out Ny rule is
imreratye aud if you have any busi-
nc-~ with me i, nwtt be transacted IN the
presence Of tro witness.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-09

How TO MrK-Prof Law, Of the
Cornell University, in a treatise on gar
get and lis cause says, diseases of the
teats will sometimes induce garGct, as
when they have been injured 'ry the rcck
les, use Of ATTITUDES, or if the milk Is
partly drawn off in consequence Of open
sores resulting from foot and mouth dis
ease, cow-pox or warty growths. But the
retention Of milk in the uddcr is not the
only evil attendant on bad milking Some
mixers seize the root Of the teat between
the thumb and forcfngcr. aud then drag
upon ii until it slips out of their grasp
In this way teat and udlcr are slhiec-
ted to severe traction for an indefinite
number of times and in rude hands are
often severely injured.
The proper mode Of milking is to take
the teat in the entire hand and after press
ing it upward that it may be well filed
from the capacous milk reservoir above.
t. compress it first at the base between
the thumb and f,rednycr, then successive
Is by each Of the three succeeding hugcrs
until completely empted. The teat is at
the same time gently drawn upon, but
any severe traction is altogether uuucces-
sary, and highly injurious. These re-
marks on th mode Of milking, and those
on milking clean, arc Of more moment
than many may at first suppose, and IN
some localities more cows are ruined from
faults of this kind than from all other
oausns vbioh- az. su,ria}lv U an the II ltty
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-09

NYpJcn HlNrs. i. + man .aints
place him f.. on his back and let him
alone
> II any poison is swa'lovel drink IN
>tanrly half glass Of cool water, with \
hcaping tea-splontul each of common salt
and ground mustard stirred into ii this
vomitS as soon rs il reaches the stomach :
but for fear some of the poison might re-
main swallow the white of one Or two raw
eggs, or drink cue Of strong coffee,
these tvo being antslotc, for a greater
number IS roiSons than any DOZEN other
articles known. with the advantage ot'
their being always at hand il not. pin,
of Sxeet oil. or lamp oil, or 'drippngS,"
or melted butter or lard, are good Substi-
tutes, especially if they vomit quickly
3. The best thing to stop thc bleeding
of 4 moderate cut instantly is 70 cover It
well with cobweb, -four AMI salt, halt aud
half.
( II the blood comes from wound by
jets or spurts, be spry, or the man may
die in a few minutes, because the artery
is severed tie handkerchief closely
around near the part between the wound
ami the heart, put stick between the
handkerchief and skin and twist il around
until the blood ceases to how keep it
there until the doctor comes; if in pa-
,i,on where the handkerchief cannot be
used press the thumb on spot near the
wound, between the wound aud the heart:
increase the pressure until the bleeding
ceases. but do not lessen the pressure for an
instant before the physician arrives, 50 as
to glue up the wound by coagpl.iion or
cooling OF the hardening; blood.
s If your clothes takes fire, slide
the hands down the dress, keeping them
a. close u the DO ly as possible. at the
same time sinking ia the floor by bending
ttc knees this has y smotherine effect
upon the flames if not extinguishcd or
great hendway gotten, lie down oa the
Il or and roll over or better, envclop
yourself in carpet, rug, bed cloth. or
any garment you can get hold Of, always
prefarr;ug woolen.
6. Ifthe body Is 'ir ed. rest. If the brain
is tired, slo"n.
Z. If the bow ~ A. loose, Il down IN
warm bed, rrnai.s .ef aa car 10th
my until we'll.
<. II the action ofth. not
utcur at the usual how m
until they do act. at rtr-S.X
hours meanwhile lri s, nt coli
water or hot teas, and s4yJt.>e in t.e
open air to the extent of a gentle persr
ration, and keep this up until things are
righted this suggestion, if practlced, i,
would save myriads Of lives every year,
both in town and country.
9. The three best medicines In the
world are warmth, abstinence and reposc
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-09

4 little boy on being asked to VITA:
trade he would wish 70 be brought up re-
Piled;
4 vill tc trustee Of the poor. BE-
1: use evsr since papa has been trustee
V, Ya hal guiding for 6luuer.'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-09

"Nr Washington. have diss7 verei a
new drink tor you : suppose you try Ii
tie" Well, l don't care Il 4o. -
Drinks 1t hasn't GIT j very bad
TASTE to II, AMI II my nemeFy serves me
right. 1t i wuat thcy cali water re.ol-
ret ar.nzlu, som, VIII I W. : Ia4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-09

Insh Rsllinr. diyiles the

Josh Billings divides the lrrr-an race
INTO three classes: Those who think it
is 50. those who think # isn't 50, and
those who DON'T care whether il is So or
not
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-09

In reply = a paper which called Gen.
Sherman the coming man. Georgia
Journal say. j. hopes slst hs i. not com
ing that way again
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-09

\ person Of experience crySts':zas he
w'-.on he ha> ASA aired IN the touow.ns
>~Ht.n,t: 'teart>hiD i b.sss. 3u, mat
u..-yay ) is,tg.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-09

\ Coon WoED FOR TIE CAr-BIBD.-
One rainy dav.1his sumner. as we sat
by a window looking ont upon the flower
bel, our attention was attracted ~ a cat
bird apparently burjo head and shoulders
in the soil and trying to t1rrcate hims2lt.
Our first impulse was TO run u his res
cue. Supposinz him t. he in danger from
some hidden .nemy; but we soon djscov-
erei our mistake when We s2w him grad
uat,v cmrrre. dragging out with hlm,
i ycrv large grub OF the Maybe atle,
which he had detected in the very act Of
eating tue roots Of oar favorite geranium.
The offender was forthwith pounded 70 .
jelly. and in this condition borne OF to
the birds nest hard by. whore 1t no doubt
glaIdcucI the heart Of enc of his nest
hugs
Our good opinion Of the cat-bir IS con-
frmsd ~ the recent experience Of ProSj-
Hent Hill of Cambridge 4 favorjte
elm. near his house, was attacked last
Summer by LARGE swarm ot 1he vene>Sa
CATERPILLAR They rapidly devourci lis
foliage. and Threatened soon to daSpoil the
tree Of its beauty One day, when he
was abou; 10 brin. ladders and attempt
taelr removal. and considering whether
tu.~ was practicable, lie Observed eat
j.rl ty 10 The tree ana begin = destroy
t.c cattrpi',arS. Sycin- tins unexpected
reIct. he deferred any interference ana
awaited The result Aar wa> he Jisap-
pointed In lev jays he cat-bir-t IN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-09

"OF she goes said laly, speaking
OF the tram as it WAS starting
'Yop have mistaken the rcudrr, m,l-
an slid gentI man, '.tlls j. a mail
t5l.n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-09

man of m RI than orlnory talent Il has
been charged that h.. was a traitor 10 his
party: but /. i no, true. He was always
an anti Uni.el States Bank AMI anti pro-
.ee.ve tariff man, and opposed toiuternas
improvements At the expense Of the Cen
er4l Government. 1t was with the un-
3er,tanilng he was nominated and eiee-
ted. y hen lie vetoed those measures, he
was no apostate.
The eleventh Vice-president was Geo.
II. Dallas of Pannsvlvania The Cou-
vontion nominated Sias Wright. Of New
York. .tut tie declined Il. and Mr. Dallas
was substituted The first talecraphic
dlSpatch fhaf ev-r passed over the wires
was IRON Baltimore to Nashington' ac-
qnantnG Mr. Wright OF hls nom.natl9n'
ana requesting ms acceptance. UT; l'ai-
las ha4 o'eH Munster 10 1'uSs'a ana oh-
lted states senator previous 80 ms e'ec-
ton. lie was an aoIe an1 ai3n'a'd man'
lie gave the casting Fo'e n me me senate
Tor the fr'e-,rale far'fl 81 1910 against
a ho"I ol remohS'Fahce from MS own
state.
The twelfth Aice-president was Nillard
Fillmore, Of New York, who had been
Tor many years d!stlnGaI'het mcuIoer
q ''n9rrS' from That state. II was au-
Tin9 hiS i.re>!d-hcy OF the c'h,,e 'Ha'
death again VISITED fne Executive MANSON
removing General Iay'7r' making hlh
President, 1t was fortunate tor the coan-
try llad layior IV'a, tn war of 1901
"oHIa nave eRsued III iooV. IL was Gu
r.ouS fact that layIor' the man 0, the eH-
treme South, was controlled by the meA
"t the extreme North While t IlImore'
Northern man, pursued moderate con-
'erVa''Ve ana National course.
The next cc-presldent, vas Nm. Il.
klng, OF Alabama. lie. was dying OF
consumption when elected, and took the
oath OF Office before an American ConSu,
III the Island OF CuOa, where he had re-
paired for bis health. lie died IN a'httle
more than month after the beginning
year Of his term and had been a
Senator from Alabama, and was a
gentleman Of the "old school, of polish
cd pnd urbane manners. With great
ab .Ii;y, this fact, combined with his
known integrity, gave HIM position and
iromiucnce.
The fourteenth Ticc-rresident was
General John G. BrcckcDridcc. os Ken
tn.I,v the only civilian on tbe Southern
side who NAV be said to have distinguish
el himself in the late war. Able and el-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-11-13

The !All OF rain at the mouth o. the Col
umbia, and at Shoalwa'cr Bay, is still
greater by fifty per cent. than at Stella
conn. amounting 70 eighty-six inches in
year.
These remarks about the climate Ct the
Territory are intended 10 apply only to is
westsrn divi,i0n. East OF the Cascade
Mountains the climate i. entirely different,
being warmer 10 SUMNER, colder in winter,
and much diier al! the tine"
j i. proper 10 add that during the sum
MGR months, the heat will occasionally
! cause IL. thermometer to rise 70 ninety, or
rren one hundred degr.rs; but the lights
are always cool and refreshing. Fros,s
hang on III. late in May OF June, and oc-
cur .,ms,incs in September, and even ear
ibr. Hence. while our climate is adapted
TO raising all the products Of the Middle
State, our cod nights prevent the grape,
peaeh, melon and corn from being success
iH!iy ma'Ds.d every season.
| Utabh/n/ness,--Dr a Id-n II. Steele, for
several years Assistant Surgeon, l.. s. A.,
and a twenty yeafs' practitioner Of medi-
en-. in O~gon and Washington, OF en-
Uable reputation fn integrity as "a man,
and skiii as physician, furnishes the fol-
loving -..... ......,
The following statements are confaed
10 The western portion of Washington Ter
rliory. unless special mention is made Of
eastern sections. You inquire,
Let. Are there any diseases peculiar 10
this Territory, or any special locality in
the same:
Ams,rer. Not any. Diseases here are
| similar to those in the Middle States, but
usually of milder and more tractable char
acter. Fevers are almost entirely unknown,
and when they are met with. ARE distinctly
traceable to causes originating in the iudi-
vidual, and not TO III. couutry or climate.
The cramthcmata, such as measles, scarlet
fever, etc. are ordinarily much mldtr here
than in the Atlantic States. Fever aud
nGuc. very rare; an occasional case in the
vicinity OF newly opened land, attributable
to the effects OF the sun upon recently ex-
posed vegetable mould. bu. in 10 way 10
the climate or the country.
2l. You ask NE il a p,rd;spo,ition TO
disease, hereditary os otherwise, susIsas
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-11-13

Nay ysss as .s,- via -;.ss -
!-a.- y C- 70 sas- .s.- Escse5 al Fs: EFrs -
beneficial Elects lie s.- ias ro:s.s: sp- y vxsc.
essrss sser- heath e.: i-sy Ess5
Of is medicinal rn1 &c delighted ~. - .. sAs LIZ sevy
~a-a s. o'aTa- sss7nsa szhs raz-s s ;
ani sell. IL tie Tilted s:sex
!r The Celebrated naas The va HAx
!4...E sl!Eas hs.s a-1ss G: real 7. r nd
IL w-; -iu Mst,1. elects wake: ysA
e. ~ 1-7 zea a. as:s t.: ws al .hs vziA
ws.A =. ease: --iss;L :s--a- heat: -! lie zoa &
the F-At-AE supply
sSEr-E tie large :-rs :: g. crz --z =ais t-:
P-s c: sas :.a .-:7 -s.s :asszs h:=e nesExy
thai a: t.l. se Essa a,i
~n ss.s.sa 5. ..s-ss : tia FYas - a-a.s SEEMING "a
Leasing several rsns.s i. Largest 90 ETs es:ss IL
:Ll Es-- q. crested y which Utterly sn-
iis! re .s re =s-oe: az -.ras se L.:
e--s. -: tie tie ?a-.,. po4
saG- arsy with al tie - :- In NEEDED -x-s
.as Tie szzA. o7s7Z: toni: Al
TIE .aves sas TIE az @ Re s s,a rssz
Is a a.se;e Fever ,a Es :s,: as Gaaszs Eee x
e:s. Eas; DISEASES the ne E.--Els --=as he
t7 g: as Eea GREG Ere z-- ;.s. a---
siasss3 70 I'D sai s AID female agreeable sa sss
produce a. :--es:..s be-sec-:s rs-..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-11-13

This measurement is in nautical miles.
. oicn ,.durrd 20 sta'Ht- A.is gives
shp.c-.inc Z: l.e33.I3 mills. Olympia. :.
tie heal nf he Sou.d, j, about 200 miles
from he Pacific Ocean, ga tie SQUAD and
~tra,.s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-11-13

.tIril 3. 1853. 222:Iy
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. ..'. - Z: -ie r4'-, q y. di-n..re-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-11-13
= ,.. OAK PoIxT, T. v, Noy. II, 1868.
For the beneGf of The aGiictcd I do Iefch S

=. - UAK PolAT, T. v, Noy. n, IsGS.
For the benefit Of the afflicted, do hereby
certify that Ia the year 1855, was cured Of
a bad cancer, by Dr.. Roundtrce in a short
time, which have every reason to believe
Was 4 true cancer of the seyercst kind, the
excrutia,iny pains Of which had become al
mos, indispensable, and it Mas growing very
fast would certainly recommend such as
are thus afflicted, to apply ohm without de-
lay, fs have full confidence in his skill to
cure them. MRS. N. J. McGRIW.
Bois:ort. April 10, 1861 4 EFF 4 n
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-11-13

N'Szre.-TLc clima;- Of the Territory
is very wet oar: the amount 81 rain be-
ingnra,y twenty i've per cent. greater
iilan tia, Of NV York, and one hundred
aud 'wrn'y PER cent. eica'er than tia, Of
San Iranci.co. The f.iipnin- figures
.tow The fa!i Of rain in i.ciirs for each
reason and for the Who'll year. a: New
York. s. Louis and San Fiancisco, as
cpmpaicd wi'h S:,ilacopm:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-11-13
DIR. J. n. ROUNDTREE,
49, BOiSfOKT, W. r., s8g
Without the Ise Of CaiOmeI,
.s Or Neresry IN any A4,m, 2 !Isg5
viii hosi himself in readiness to attend, AZ an
Eee,ic Physician, TO such as de-
sire his services.
ERT FIC TES. I
CLAQUAr0, LEWIS CorsrY,

CLAQuATo, LEWIS County,
January -, 1869.
DE. JAMES RorxDrEEs Dear Sir: With pro-
fourd gratitude ! send you this statement,
certify, ing that you have, as an instrument in
the hands Of Divine providence, arrested my
hasty progress to the grave, and that by the
terrible, lingering dsnth by cancer. In a very
short time after placed my case in your
hands, both myself and frie nds were astonish-
ed At the result, and in few weeks was
thoroughly cured Of the dreaded cancer. You
are at liberty to publish this If you wish,
hoping it may fall into the hands Of some suf-
fering one, who may know where and to whom
10 apply DC cured. fE.f ftkE
Gratefully yours, etc. Fstt
. : Z - y MRS. S. 4. DAVIS.
We he undersigned are acquainted with Mrs.
S. A. Davis and know that the above state
meht is true, and cbeerfnlly add our names.
j. ID. CLiNGER, J.P.,
d. ...- JNO. T. BROWNING, p. NJ,
- 4 ii. n. STEARyS, County Auditor,
l.. A. DAVIS, Mail Contractor.
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LIND u.... u y . - ,. ~ = =, j. ~ e. -
Jaba (. Iii.,rlL K-q, Of ra'.fyra a, oi'e
# 'u~ MOS: ,l0;o"g! f'a:j-: :4"- 10 ~
Jni'td Sac. and :a9s. re!.-oi~ "s!..r.
fhn. .u.:> ~ L. views Z; iLr Innate Of
W.,Aiu..Yn T,l,"oly:
"N'lsh.: gt TERRITORY. as WI rs tie
o'he, PORTIONS 9TH Pacific has rilla",.
aud .-ouabili:y ofclims,e unknown ii Ike
la,i'ud-s on the Atlantic s.de If tue Goa.
,in~n,. Tie place Las ssirIR~r coo!eE
than tia; Of Qnei-e. aud q winter a.
warm as ,ba: Of Norfolk; and while IL.
average temperature for thu year is about
tie sa.p- az ;ha: .: WV Yosk. iieL il eix
d-gr-e. for,Ler south, j, bas neither the
bi.t@g ir. ,sis nor the burnip. hsa, Of the
latter place. The following figures show
the temperature of'Le four tearoae d the
entire year. ia S,eil4cocn, New York.
Nori.ld, and 2ueb.c:
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For sale.

4 BOCT ooqpponnds Of second hand f.srg
"A Primer Type, good for several ycaiE ker.
vice. Apply at the office Of The
WASniNGTuy STANDARD
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He p''~es = COWS rang from twenty
u h';> cOi as pti h''a : te'!i''S h"l'e'S'
i'h 70 hi'ee' q AIS; '"o-!taf Gus t"~n'!
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food lie luxufie- Of oh places. Bat II
YOU ad"i': the staples OF other places. and
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EbR. RUFUS WILLARD.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

(GrGdaase he tsirersity Of tie City q Yes
York;
"AFiNG located permanently in the city
III Of Olympia. offers his professional ser
,ice> 10 tie citizens OF this place znd surround
ing country in she various branches OF Ned.
cine and Surgery.
Grs,efa! for past patronage and the conf
ceiice bestowed by generous public. the Dec
tor respectable soliciis continuance Of ti,-
saine, AID viii bold kiInsel: in readiness Al all
times IL "tteuG 70 any calls in the line Of MS
profession. 70 which. his entire attention will be
Sefo..d- aFf
T4o-e prsfefriag ,he services Of a regul.r
cTaalsie as es.s.ei4tvi lr .Ae proper auihas-
~ e a.o1na, zar consult PERSONAL. oi er
3r--tr h.i-- ..srv vsai..icace.
pa't'ca':- a--entisa -ivcr 70 Diseases Of wo-
rsea ar eA 's-ea an,l 81 aaceil0ns of au or
-s.-. aatg-e.
Eff-ssstE: The T,cally ss University
Ny'.-af CoNe-e. 4ai pr. .. y A,leiie, New
Yera cry.
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By,asSi1re.
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