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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-18
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-18
STOMACH

II IS nom 1teue2l /
gears 35nce DR..
Roback, the GEL
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physician, from
Stockholm, S,ve-|
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-18
NO.9.

Nos. . GENE
2, Worms, Worm Fever, Worm COllc.25
3, CrylnS.Co!ic or Teethfng of 1nfants96
l. Diarrhoea OF Children or Adults. -
s, DysenteYy Gripping, Bilious Cohc.26
6, ChOlera.IIOrbus, Vomiting. ...8
a Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. .......25
8. Neuralgia, Toothache, Faccache. Is
., Headache, Yertigo2g
TO- Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. Is
II, Suppressed, or Painful. Periods. Is
IL. Whites, too profuse Periods. rs :.
is. Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing. as
IA, Salt IL hcu IN, Erysipelas, EruptiOnsB
Is. Rheumatism, Rheumatic pains. Is
49, Fever & A glsG, Chill Fever, Agues5O
81 Piles, blind or bleeding. ..........5O
49, OptIlalmy, and sore or weak Eyes50
To- Catarrll, acute or chronic, Inluenza5O
20, WhOOping7 Cough. vioientcough50
g. Asthma, oppressed Breathing. 90
a. Ear Discharges, impair edhearing50
%, ScrOiula enlarged glands vellings50
~, " GcneralDebility,ph ysicalweakness50
Is " DrOpsy, and scantY SecretiOns.. 80
%. Sea.Slckness, sickness from riding6O
~, " kidMey.DlseaSe, Gravel. ..... 80
Is, NcryOua Debility = Se1l1qAf.s.
Er4fss4Ons,s involuntary DID
chafges. - 4. 800. ~ 00
50, Urinary Weak ness,wetting bed50
81, " Painful Periods, with spasms 80
81, " Suncrin.s at chdsfge 81 iifc... Il 90
03 " Epilepsy Spasns, StVitus' Dance1 90
81, Diplltleria, liberated sore throat. 50
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-18

Sold at Milwaukee by H. Bosworth Sons, Greene&
luton, Rice Rising Drake Bros Dohmen Schmidt
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-18

vuVO THE sUFFERENG.-FoE sl5 I viii cure
Uterine Diss.ses. Sick Hss5sohe 0ea:umgtioa. Qon'
p.on Kidney conpi.in nS sypS6i; n tS n
amount With their symptom". shall Be UuFsd. Address
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-18
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

To amend the twenty frs. and twenty-se-
cond sections Of the fifty six b AT ic.e
OF the Code Of Public General Law
relating to The License of Hawkcrs aud
Pcl.crs.
Sec. /. Be it enacted By the General
Assembly Of Maryland thai; tha twenty
first aud the TWEEN y-secoad sect.ous Of the
df,y-sixth Article Of the Code Of Public
General Laws, relating to the Licenses Of
hawkers and pedsers lie ana tie same are
hereby repealed. aad IL following sections
enacted il leu thereof:
Twenty-ons For every spoh H.
ceuse. hot to extsa beyond tae county in
which the zane may be issued, there shall
be paid the following rates, to vi, for
every license II travel n foot, the sun Of
forty dollars; TO travel with horse OF 9th
er beast OF burden and wagon or other
vehicle, tie sum Of fifty dollars; with two
horses or other beasts Of burden aud wag-
on og o;Aer vehicle, tue sum 81 seventy
dollars Fer every suta license to * ud
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01
AN ACT

TO amend the ffty-six;h Article q: the
Code Of P0b:c General Laws re'sanz
t. Licenses ty aia'uE thereto he f,.-
lowing seton relating to partnerships
t king on Licenses.
So, / Be-; crsrted " ,l2 General
Assembly Of Mary.ani Is; he How
ias section te asd tie same is rcby :
dei 70 the ht,5-sNth article Of the Code
of Public General Laws, TO follow the s.
eoud section thereof:
Any license may be obtained by part
nerships or firms, as well as b. indiyidu-
ais but in all eases, the names or the
partner Of any Arm shah be Sc, forth in full
in the license and no license, shall protect
any person pretending to act under to-
same. unless he is named therein. or j,
entitled AS a representative. or assigned
under The provisions hereinafter contained
in thus article and the CLERK is>u ny he
license. shall enter upon the record If H.
csuses. the full names OF and the members
Of co-partncrship to whom such license
is issued
Sec ,. And be it enacted, Th2t tins
act shall take effect Oh the tAirtieth day ii
April.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

The CovopE CAsE.-The Committee
on Elections of the House at Washington
have perpetrated another outrage against
the rights of the people by reporting in
favor of J ohm Covede, in the contested
election case of Tie Twenty-frst Penn
svlYania District. Mr. Foster, the Dem
ocra,ic contestant, was fairly elected, and
until it became apparent that quarrel
between Grant and the Radicals was in-
cyitable, Covode had no hope of getting
the seat The first few days of the new
Administration, however, convinced the
Radicals that they would need two
thirds vote in the House to repel
the opposition they are certain to en-
counter before long FROM their whilom
hero. As the people failed 80 send
the requisite number of loyal men
to Congress that remarkable body
seem. to have undertaken to make up the
deficiency by deprlving egaily-clected
Democrats Of their seats, and electing
Radicals, on their own responsibility, to
Democratic districts The Elec-
ton Committee. as II stands. is farce
1t is made up of carpet-baggers aud scrubs.
without knowledge or conscience, and.
Judging from its action on the first case
presented to it, We may expect from it
such results as will make "Pride's Purge"
appear respectable by contrast with it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

Any person, or company Of stage play
crs. veuWlloquists, sight hand performers,
rope dancers. tuuh!1,o and wire dancers
shall, previously, to exhibiting or 3elt.r-
ming for reward, ia any comfy IN this
State, pay to the Clerk Of the Circuit
Cour; for such county, thirty dJIars for
one year, or one dollar for each exhibition.
at his or their option.
Every person. or company Of circus II
ders or oqu Strain performers, who shall
exhibit +. u reward 10 any county III ihi,
State shall pay 10 ;4e SAID Clerk the sum
Of thirty dollars for license thereof .vr
one year.
Every person or company who shall cN
hibit for a reward any aulna or aul nails
or natural or artificial curj,s;ties Of any
kind. except mo4cls Of useful inventions, }
shall pay " the said Clerk the sum Of til
teen dollars, for hceuse therefor for Oh.
year.
Each license shall contain a list Of per-
sonal performances. or animals. or other
articles OF Thugs to be exhibited.
The owner or keeper Of every stallion
or jack, shall, before being permitted to
sand or station such animal, pay to tue
Clerk If the circuit court of some one Of
the counties in this Stc,e the highest sum
which h. intcuds to ask or receive for the
season Of The mare and the receipt OF
said Clerk, with the seal of his court al
tached thereto for said sum, shall be The
license for stAlisuipg or standing such
stallion or Jack for one year trom HE GATE
thereof, Provided chat in no case shall the
sum directed to be paid by this section
for such lie ense, b. les. thlu IN collars !;
aud that every stallion OF Jack upon which
the said tax is Ia d, shall b. exempt from
all other State tax.
ANY owner or keeper ssatiouing or
standing any stallion or jack vi hOut
license, shall forfeit and pay twice the
sum authorized aud requires to be PAID III
the lest preceding section. one-haf to
tn. State, and the other halt to the iafor-
mer.
Upon information being given upon
oath to the Sheriff Of any county III which
such animal is stationed u staud.ug, hat
the owner or keeper is standing such aui-
NAL without license, the sh riti shhl dis
train for tie same by Izlug such stud
horse or jackass., apd make sale OF tho
same for the amolnt thus forfeited.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

,,. r:,..,-. - ls.-.-
- - ~ X, -, Mn, nm
- - \ -.D 80 90 ~ 49, snI
Sh u - a4G,{
Fen,slss xs9s;,.g mi,,inorg and other
sr,e(I ills ~. s...cL in trade is NJ,
80 c-ga - r.,.,,sa :: e. opIy but
g - -. ,bor ~. reouirei 10
- -, ,,ba~ prrSo3s-
~ - -. :, s.,,,-,t II s.osk Al
~ rr;nr;,,,a srason Il the wear.
TIL. CIsre shall NOT issue license 70 any
na-s,, :, ali s,,;ri,pa..s ar fermentrd H.
epors from, whom, the q and .5l1rv has re-
Commended : license 10 be withheld. O.:
to 4 person whose license has been sup
messed By the Cour., without the specia.
order of the Curt
The-s5,h SECTION Of the Code which re-
quired an app.haut Tor Incense 10 o2eH
oyster aud eating houses 10 procure IN
rccommendstiouaof :wo selGAo9r.n5 tree
holders, and also make oats before tae
Clerk OF the trcul' Court ot h.s county
Re, AS 70 The annual value OF MS mouse,
Is Tepea ci,
The above licenses 10 retailers ana oys-
ter aud eallng houses 60 INTO eject Tue Isl
Of May.
By An Act of the General Assem-
by of Mary, and ii was enacted tina: when
suY person. or body polite or corporate,
shall propose to sell or barter aDNtniug
mentioned in the preceding section. ex-
ccpt spiri;uous or fermanted liquors, he
shall! apply TO the Clerk ef the Circuit
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

CoMNr1cIAL CONVENTION IN rHr SovIH
The Daily AcFtuckiau advocates the
proposed Commercial Convention to be
hs.d ia Memphis on the 10Th rroximo,
and SAYS ''thc condition Of the South is
different now than before the war, when
commercial conventions were as much po-
htical as otherwise" 1t adds If the
South understands her true interests she
will engage extensively in manufacturing,
aud m extended system Of commerce will
necessarily fSllsw. This means CONNER
ei.l indepepd>ace, and once establish that
en- 6rm basis, and political independence
is necessary consequence. The idea
is sound one. snd if followed will. no
doubt, rcralt hcuehcially 10 tho South.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

In THE House OF IT'S FRIESps.-The
XVIII, or negro, Amendment to the Con-
stitution has been badly treated in the
house of its supposed friends, the Legis-
lature of Rhode Island They have re-
fused to consider it until May, when the
new Legislature will be in session. The
reason given for this action is not alone
that Con grsss proposes to open the ballot
box to citizens, without regard to race,
color or previous condition of servi.ude, y
but that, if the amendment is adopted
Congress may interpret the term race,
and withhold from the States, the power
to make any distinction among citizens
on account of nativity. The members of
the General Assembly of Rhode Island
entertain serious apprehensions that. if
this amendment is adopted, it will involve
the State in a controversy, in which It
will finally be overcome The Providence
Journal, says
The apprehension is. that this amend
ment will not be construed according to
their wishes. Then again they do not
feel quite sure that this will be the last
amendment they will be called upon to
adopt to the Constitution of the United
States. The next thing they may be cal
lod upon to reliuguish may be their equal
representation in the Senate. And, above
ali, while this State comedies to the Fed
eral government sovereignty as to The
powers delegated to form that govern
ment, the people adhere with tensci,y to
the sovereignty of the State as to the pow
ers not delegated to the Federal govern
ment. Il is useless to deny this fact
This was the faith of the grandfathcrs of
the present generation, and the grand
children have inherited it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

"PLAYISa THE BEST GAME" Let eve
~ man avoid all sorts of gambling as he
would poison. A poor man or boy should
not allow himself even to toss up for .
penny. for this is often the beginning OF
habit of gambling and this ruinoos
crime comes on by slow degrees. While
a man is minding his work, he is playing
the best game, and he is sure to win. a
gambler never makes any good use of his
money, even if he should win. lie only
CANDLES tae more, and he is often reduced
to beggary and despair. He IS often
tempted to commit crimes for which his
life is forfeited to his country, or perhaps
he puts an end himself to his miserable
existence. If a gambler loses, he Injuries
himself; if he wins, he Injuries compan-
ion or friend And could any homes,
man EMO, money gained in such way
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

AnxssTr FOB THE PAST -Generai
james LoBsstreet was one Of the abieSs
and most distinguished Of Lees iieHen-
ants, and second only to his great con-
mander and to Stonewall Jackson IN the
glory which be achieved or the Southern
side during the war. notwithstanding
! this fact. he has been nominated
As Collector Of the Pert of New
Orleans, and the Radical press throughout
the country seems to be highly pleased
with the selection We have no fault to
6nd with this appointment in fact, We
regard i, as com pete recognition of the
doctrine that there should be amnesty for
the past The only question that should
be asked now in relation to a man $ avail
ability for Federal Office should be, not
what was his action during the war, but
where does he stand 8. present. But the
rule should work evenly. 1t will not do
to declare an amnesty for such of the late
rebels as have since come into fellowship
with Radicalisin, and refuse it to those
who. on resuming their allegiance to the
Constitution and laws of the United
/ States, choose rather to find their politl-
cal associations in the Democratic party.
1t will not do to say that General Long
street is reconstructed. and refuse to
allow General Wade Hampton to particl-
| pate in the government-to say that Gov.
Joseph T. Brown. of Georgia. is thor
oughly "loyal." and that Alexander Il.
! Stephens is not The Radicals appear to
be satisfied with such of Lees old soldiers
as are now in harmony with them on ex-
/ isting political issues, and are willing to
bestow important Offices upon them. BY
this means they have destroyed all chance
hereafter of fighting over in political
campaign the war of the rebellion, which
! since the peace, as well as before it, has
contributed the main staple of Radical
haranguss upon the rostrum and IN the
press. The Democracy simply ask that
! all who laid down their arms against the
/ United States in good faith shall be re-
stored to political rights and privileges.
/ They claim that the return to loyalty
of Breckenridge and Wise shall have equal
weight in their behalf, as does that of
Brown and Longstreet in theirs; that
! there shall be no inyidious distinction
drawn between men who have returned
to their allegiance under the Government;
no matter whether they act with the Re
publican or Democratic party. And the
same should be true of States. Virginia,
Texas. and Mississippi should no longer
be under military rule because they are
overwhelmingly Democratic, than should
| Alabama, North Carolina. and Tennessee,
where, owing to the Acknowledgement OF
negroes, the acknowledgements Of whites,
and the importation Of carpet-baggers by
the thousand, there has been obtained a
majority vote in behalf of Radical meas
ures. General Longstreet doubtless sac
eepts the situation" in good faith, but not
more truly than does General Hampton
Tho only difference is one of party. Long
street chooses to join the Radical side and
Hampton does not-hence the one is cal
led loyal" and is promoted to Office,
while the other suffers the opprobrium Of
rebel"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01
DIED.

At his residence. in Chaptico district,
ROBT. NJ. SHANKS, aged about 80
years.
At his residence, in this district, on
Friday last, after a lingering illness,
JOHN F. WATHEN, late surveyor of
this county, aged about'60 years. May
he rest in peace.
At the residence of her husband in this
district, on Sunday last, PRISCILLA,
wife of Capt. George Paul, aged about
80 years.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

TEE ARCH AGIrAroR.- the
many uho went out Of oflcs vita Andrew
johnson. aud retired to private life, there
IS one whose disappearance from the pub
lie stage Will not excite regret IN the
breast OF any human being but himself,
He has reigned long aud wicked'y from
the beginning to the close. IL shone
ike LuciIer throughout his career, endoS-
ed with the same great genius for mlsehle';
with arch-subtiety, and MUD without a
soul, like Lucifer, he has fallen never 70
rise again. Far back in the past We I ID
him stirf1 g sarewdly the embers Q. SC
tional strife. Twas his to invent the d.
abolical doctrine OF the ''irrepressibls con-
fict, aud his was the master hand that
guided it in all it's stages. and down
through sea of blood to its final and fixed
Inauguration as a principle ofshe Govern
ment. He gloated over the dreadful sttife
with soulless satisfaction, and at o peri
cd of the zrnage an tAg his countrymen
did he discover the : dise violence Of feel
ing or regret esce.
peals for S.ith the Consti-
tuition, al q, !as prison doors to all
who refuss to worship at the same bloody
shrine
Such, in lrief, is William Fl. Seward i,
the Graf. meanest. most soulless
and trea 5as OF his race. He has ours
ed his Cd y through whole generation;
and it wi arse and execrate him I'll! 1.-The
last sylla5Ie of recorded time. - Sdran-
nah republican.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

THEORY VS.. Practice The Radicals
all declared before the Presidential cleo
ton that they had taken up Grant be-
cause he was not politician. and they es-
teemed this grea. merit. Bat when
Grant, in turn, selects his old personal
acquaintance and cronies on the same
ground-the ground that they are not
politicians-the intense Radicals can dis
cover no merit in the thing at all. They
think that what was good rule for them
is an exceedingly bad rule for him. A
good rule, in their view, works only one
nav
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

With Clerks and Sheriff fees, added.
No license shall be granted to sell spir-
itsous or fermeuted liquors or lager beer,
except Ordinary, unless The person apply
ing therefor shall also obtain license to
sci. goods, chattels. wares and merchan-
disc. paving therefor the sum hersinhe :
fore prescribed according to the amount
of MS stock in trade.
Oyster and Eat.ag Houses .-An Oys-
ter or E,,.ng House license. wall author
i1s tie Psr.on obtaining the same, to 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01
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rades A Resolve Club" is the latest
editorial novelty. and each subscriber who
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children like Young America Publish
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year Send 10 cts for specimen.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

With Clerk aud SherItf's fees. added.
The applicant must either take oath, as
heretofore, before the Clork sfthe Circuit
Court Of the county where he is engaged
in business, of The amount Of goods kept
Of hand, at the principal season OF sale ;
or the oath NAY be administered by US
tice o. the Peace, when the person want
ing the licenses applies through an agent,
II the latter course be adopted. the FOL
lowing form VIII be deemed sufficient
compliance with the act:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

66 acres.

more or less. This land is located near
the Rid Gate" in Lconard'own district
is Of kind soil and has considerable tim
Der upon it Il has a Dwelling house and
o,het ordinary improvements upon it.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the de-
cree, are One half Of the purchase mo-
ney ~ cash on the day of sale and tho
residue at : months credit-the deferred
payment to b secured by the bond of the
purchaser with security to be approved
- the Trustees, aul 10 bear jntcrcs. from
the Jay o. sale.
When al. the purchase money shall no
Pait tn Trustees vi, execute 4 +,
ii purchase, free ca. aud a>ehar. i
f-9u a.. aim, ii the p4r.j., t, this sI.:
aud Of chose claiming IN Ter them.
Rob- { COMBS,
JAS 5 DOWNS.
Trustees.
April !, I.5Q-.s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

If the oath be administered before a
Justice OF the Peace ou' Of the County in
which the application is made, thee must
be attached the certificate Of the Clerk Of
he Circuit Court of the county in which
the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt to curse fish IN
March. April or May without license. +
Neudcrs of eak 5 and vendors of beer and
cider. who are the makers Of such beer
aud cider, Cascr beer excepJcd,) are not
required to pay license.
license to Orclindries and Tarern
Keepers i be ne nscs to ordinarics aud
tavern keepers o 5 il ~pirituous or fermen-
ted liquors or lager beer 10 quantities less
than pint, at one time, are as follows ;
Provided that the applicant shall fl st be
recommended to the Clerk by two reSpec-
table freehodcrs of his INN ediatc vlcni-
tv, and shall make oath before said Clerk
that he has bona ti1c (aud without intend
ing to eyadc the requirements of this "a
ticle } provided and expects to maintain
six good beds, with sufficient covering
there for-and three roon.s more thln sut-
fcieut for the private uses OF said ordinary
keeper, with stabling and proyendcr for
five horses at least; and if said applicant
resides in the city of Baltimore, that he
has provided aud expects to maintain
twelve good beds with covering as atore-
said aud six rooms.
The said applicant is also to MAKE oath
before the Clerk as to the rate of rent or
aunua,, value of the house at or 10 which
the business to be authorized by the
license may be done, or intended to be
done
IF the rental or annual value is not
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

Prs DoeUxYNTs Our thanks arc due
Hon. F. Stone for volsmes |. 2 and >
Patent Ohcs Reports F; Messages and
Public Documents for '67 and 'G8 and
Mineral Resources Of the United States.