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thr ground tier, sn9 that you cun buy mor'
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is- had 10 aay store IN New Englaht. We ha =
the HI,,nE-'i ~Gat X anil the LARGEST tklt-
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all PURE and at the very bet quality w keep
id -rli everything IN tbe Grocery I.ine, from 100
bbl- OF dour 10 a nutmeg and ir"in pint oi ' Inc
gar 10 a iihd. % Noia--es. W. deliver "hF gH.'i-
Ia Bangor ant brewer irrv ut cartaSr
our ~PICE, are tho III Rt>T and BEeI :" LEE
found in the market.
our TEAS and Iuff = are strictly pure, anil
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ami won't have 70 BE- brought back.
TEAS.
Good sweet oolong &c very hue do, occ Extra
Choice o. 90 per 10, English Breakfast very
tchoice) 81 20 and 81 70; Japan 10 cts, %, and
about good Japan affords, sf,2o fpt )" nj
> y Of the highest quality
COFFEE.
Raw Rio sjr Porto Cabeio 2sc Java r5c 70 toc
Mocha 45c. RoAsrkD-Ro 3}r r. q. ioc Java
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Just been hA.tiy re-issu~-l a. "a uev book. With
out suitable revision Of it, obsolete state.
meats. po no, oonfound that wsrk with Cham
i.rlain'- Law Book for the People. Sw9e
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29
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consisting OF
BROADCLOTHS.
TRICOS, DOESkIN>,
FANCY CA>~lMERES,

OF all -tvles and color. whict | Will make up
into suits 10 order, warraniing GOOD FITS
and STYLE. ~ prices that wll satisfy amy
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-16

4 CoScrSy S6ErcH or THE SER Ca
MA writer in an Eastern journal
gives concise account Of tie Sa>l Canal
in the following passage:
Starting from Port Said, pronounced
Sayid) On the Mediterranean. tn canal
runs Sou,hward through LIKE Ncnzaleh,
shallow, mayShv body at water. closely
resembling cur own DISMAL Swamp, TO
The Intermediate port. Of ISmalia. distant
from Port Said about Scvrnry-6ve miles,
thence along the eastern shore Of Lake
Timsah The lake Of Crocolilesl 70 the
deep cuttings nj TousSnum and Serape-
um, and thence through the Bitter lakes
into the last deep cutting at CIclou0. de-
touching about twelve miles :nrsher south
INTO the Red Sea, II Toiat aha4t one
mila southeast Of Suez. Tie actual lis
tance trayerSaa ny the canal is l5ttie
over hundred miles. about six'y miles
of which run through the beds Of the
Lakes Menu 1ch, B..!ah, Timsah. ana
the Bitter Lakes EnhlnkmaH.s are re-
quired IN AIenzal. h and B.,.ae. but no:
upon the others. The ra.c wu,.h ct
the whole canal On til, top is three hum
lred and twenty-cI1'.tt 4, IN low loy-
ell, and narrower where decpcattug, have
had 10 b, made The averace wiltl al
the bottom is from two hundred t. two
hundred aud forty-stx feet, Taore is to
he an average depth Of water of,wcuy-sjx
feet throughout the canal
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GO. ny u "c' 10" OF 'fe'''2'1 III ''''e' ="
u''cF 'nSens,o'.''y = o'nS'fu. iona, ''''-
'''''s' ana ~ summary a''' Al '''''"s
"'' . ''''''9 Y 'F- '''', q gov
nm ~ 'e,F-'f 'e'l ~ f.''
'l'"' a "'I.h s''1 Ta''-ei the : oE'' u
u'h' hePu' i'can y ''Tm' elected = 10Y
ern'r' memh-r' Of Congress. State Leg
stature and al other cheers reqnred..
me "oT0rnor ~a' auiy installed and the
Legislature met and Periormeiai! the acts
therein required OF them by the recon-
menaa'ons and Acts Of Congress- 60
seIuen;!y' however, N violation Of the
constitution they lad Just ratified, As since
"'c'del y the supreme Curt o. the
S!ate' they uhseated the cotored members
OF the Legislature and adHt'ed to seats
some members who were disqualified by
the th'rd clause OF the Fourteenth Amend
mens to the Constitution OF the United
States an article "aicn 'hey themselves
nad con'F'Ou'ed 70 rainy
AND upon these premises he gTaVely
recommends mat congress should pass
Ia" authorizing the Governor OF ''eos-
ga to convene The mergers o'igiaa1!y
elected to the Legislature requiring eaeh
mem'eF 70 take the oa'h prescribed oy
the Reconstruction ACTS
D'' '''' y = '''0'o" ;" ga
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-16

TuE CAUSE.-THE Committee on the
Decline of American Shipping, which sat
in Philadelphia the past week, to hear
testimony on the subject, have received
frosh Confederation Of facts. and repeti-
tions Of proofs which assailcd their ears
In the beginning of their Iabors. The
same causes Of the lamentable state OF
American commerce and shipping Is as
signed, viz: enormous taxes and ruin
Gus tariff. The builders are crowded out
of existence by the high price Of mate
rial and labor, and the accumulation of
tax sfter tax. and duty after duty. until
in the latter expense, is swallowed the
fair and original cost of the vessel.
A Mr. Edmunds, member Of the "Ship
Captains and Owners Association" sta
ted that every material used in the con-
structon of vessel, except wood. was
taxed and on an iron vessel of 100 tons,
the tax is $50 900 The result of this
is, of course. inability Of our ..shipbuilders
60 compete with those Of Great Britain ;
and 90 the Clyde to-day arc built hun
dreds Of vessels with American money,
that should be fashioned BIZ American
hands, and contribute to the employment
and susteuance of American mechanics.
Every day in the ycar thousands Of dol
lars are going to swell the purses of Eng
lish shipbuildcrs across the water. while
American shipcarpenters, machinists and
laborers are discharged from employment
at home John Smith in America will
construct line steamer for $4,000
while John Smith on the Clyde will do
i, for S325 900, and SO in the natural
course OF things at last John gets the
job.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-16

The NATIONAL CEnErERIEs.- Adju-
tart General Lorenzo Thomas has finish
ed his report, detailing the result of his
visit TO. and inspection q, all the GENE
terics, frorl Maine to California. that con-
tain the remains Of union soldiers who
fell during the wax. The total number
of white officers and soldiers, known and
unknowu. buried, is nrarly 500, 600
The number Of colorci soldiers, nearly
50,00Q, two-tlivdS Of whom are ne: known
bv-name. Geu$ Thomas states that the
expense attending the burial or RENTER
meut a their bodies aud the laying cut
snd improgns the national cemeteries.
has reached $4,000. o0o, and he estimates
that it will cos, $4,000. 900 more to COM
plete the work and keep the national GEM
eteries of which there are thirty-fye in
numterl in good order. A; all these ma
tional cemeteries therc is a keeper and as
sistan;s, and the expense attending the
care Of each cemetery viii range from
81. 500 to $1,000 per anuum Tor salaries
alone, while the other expenses will reach
$50, 600 per suuum. He makes state
ments to Congress, and gives data why
various arpr mutations should b .; once
mace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-16

A SIGNIFICANT OvERTURE.-From the
initiative acts Of the present session of the
4lst Congress, now in its second week,
may be gathered the probabilities Of its
legislative intentions toward the country
at large, and the results that are to spring
therefrom
Among the first bills introduced in the
Senate was one by Drake, Of Missouri, to
prohibit the Supreme Court Of the United
States from exercising jurisdiction over
the acts Of. Congress and this was fol-
lowed by one from Sumner, to repeal all
acts authorizing APPELLATE eases to be
brought before the same Court on writs Of
hdJeGs. corpus.
Another on Tuesday was introduced by
Spencer, for the ''lctter protection Of
persons of color y to make them as c m
yetent witnesses in all Courts ard all ca
ses, as are white persons, and to confer
upon the United States Courts crc7uSjfs
jurisdiction of all criminal cases in which
negroes are involved A fourth emana-
ting from Carpenter, provides "that no
citizen of the United States in passing
from one place to another within the
same, shall be subject to any civil process
whatever in any State, Territory or dis
triet, unless be voluntarily tarry therein
for more than twenty -four bours." Also,
that his property shall not be subject to
attachment while in transit +; and makes
"all plaintiffs or attorneys instituting such
suits liable to an action of damages in the
United States Courts"
Thus lat one fell swoop," blow is
levelled at the Judiciary of the country,
which will strip it of its most important
functions and its right ofprotection the
liberties of :he people; and wholesale
usurpatior Of the few remaining rights of
the several States, and the right Of the
citizens to control their own and excIu-
sivoly local affairs.
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Tng crrrAr,os-Et is next 10 limos.

Tnr S1TrAr'oS is next 10 imros-
siblc nj this writing to make hoods or
tq;'s" or tie estimation" II tho National
Capitol The "irrcprr ssi!les" are on the
ran,poge against the Supreme Court, hut
whether Drake or Sumner or both or eth
er will be victorious in the crusade iuaugu-
rated against the Third, last and best es-
tate OK the realm-the judicial-are FRO
tlcu.s difficult at present Of solution. We
predict the "irrepressiblcs" Will win and
the Court will 90 under. There are some
times, however, "slips between the cup
and the lip" and if the Tre.cn. Congress
turns out, as Mr.. Senator Wilson pre-
diets, to be business and not parti-
san body why, tho Court may obtain by
pos.ponemen. new lease Of life until
until the no1t Congress. Permanent c1-
ompton from destruction, it cannot hope
for, unless the democracy shall be restor-
cd to power Downward, as we'll as
Westward, tho course Of empire takes
it's way. and the popular road to the Pa
cifc is the rond to ruin. To save what is
left of either Court or Constitution, it
is Of prime necessity to Danish Sumner
and Drake and abolish radicalism. Wheth-
er this is now possible, the immediate fu-
turc will decide. The rapids are always
more rapid tho nearer they approach the
cataract
1t is likely, from outcropings in Con-
gress, that the financial vagaTies Of Grant :
message will turn up to be "the genuine
Morgan" This feature Of the message,
when translated into English, means, that
the Government shall make its logal-ten-
der paper convertible into specie at dis
count from It's face proportlonato to the
higher rae Of gold. With gold at 123,
his will make the dollar greenback re-
doemabe at so cents and the s. bill
equal to 81 Since Jack Cado proclaimed
that in his reign the pint pot OF ale should
hold quart, no such proposition as this
has ever seen daylight. Yet, We may
all live to see legal effect given to even
this monstrous rascallty. If this policy
shall obtain, it will be better thing than
ever to be bondholder. He will then,
Indeed, be master of the situation and
of every thing else, if else there be.
1t is likely that Georgia will be "sot
back" remanded by Congress for contu-
macy, Ner consultation don't suit and
her people are not sufficiently supple
In fact, she is only about half re-construc-
ted
Virginia, on the contrary, has a fair
prospect for early admission. All the
dirt she has not already eaten, she Is
roady to eat, 18th Amendment included
and Butler of Bethel is to stand sponsor
at her rc-baptism. Happy are the dead
that died for her, for they live not to look
upon this shame. This is about all We
can make Of the situation.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-16

PRrsrxCG OF MINp.-Moliere, the
father Of French comedy. being in a del
ic4te state Of health lat1 Paris ana retirei
IL his villa at Aut,ul to pass a short
fine. One cay Boj)"au, aecomnaujol by
Chapelle, Lulli. De Tousac, and Naatoui'-
let, came TO visit him No,icre cou,i
not Join them on account of his illness,
but he gay, tie keys Of the house 10 Cha
peIle, aud begged Of him to dothe honor>
for him. Chape,le acquitted himself Of
this task in such 4 manner that at sup
per not one Of them was sober. They
began to discuss the most serious matters
ana Al lA>t. having impjous,y l-cidel that
the creates; good WAS never t. have been
born, and the mex, to die rs soon As pos
-sibe. they resolved, shocking As tie pro-
position may sound, to 30 in body and
drown themselves II the Seine. In the
meanwhile, M2lisre, who had retired to
his chamber, was informed Of this state
Of af4irs: and, invalid as he was, he
FASTENED to join the msi party. Seeing
how drunk they all were, he Ill not at
tem9t to reason them ont 1t their deter-
imitation, but demanded what be had done
that they should think otdestroyinE them
selves without him.
'sHe is right" cried Chaqera; ''we
have been unjust toward ham; he shall
be drowned Win Us
"One moment if you please. though, "
Observed The dramatist This is the
laSsact Of on- lives. aud not t. be IN Ter
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-16

SOUTHERN Nh. r. R-This enterprise
is neither dead nor even asleep. ! A let
ter has been received from L. W. Is.
Hutchins, Esq, at present in Washing
ton, which states that the Southern Ma
ryland Railroad has been formally put
under contract ana is, consequently, near
the hour Of vigorous commencement. We
have not seen the letter ourselves but a
gentleman of the highest character for va
raci.y and honor informed US on Tuesday
last that he had heard it read. 1t is fair
to presume that Col Hutchins knows
whereof he speaketh. The Southern Ma
rylaud Railroad under contract The
pulse Of our whole people Will quicken
with delight as they Rad the words. And
with good reason. 1t is the browning as
suranco that the directors of the road are
in earnest and the road itself certainty.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-16

\ BIT OF RoxANcE-The New York
SIN tells a sad and romantic incident Of
the career of the benetactor whose death
two hemispheres are mourning;
A number Of years ago, when Nr P a
body was just entering upon his career Of
success as business man, in Baltimore,
he met by chance, il the street, poor
girl, who was bu: a child, but whose
pleasing face aud gentle manner attracted
his notices Questioning her IS to her
pareutage and surroundings, Ae found
Aer in every way worthy his regard. and
a fit subject for his beueEact.on. He al
once adopted her as his ward, and gave
her an education. As she advanced in
age, her charms Of person as well IS the
brightness Of her intellect won the aTec-
tons Of her benetactor, Through this
relationship. he had ample opportunity Of
watching her progress, and day by day
her hold upon his affections grew stron-
ger. At length IS the ward bloomej
into womanho2d. though much her senior
in years, Mr.. Peabody offered her bis
hand anu fortune Gratefully a7precia-
ting his generosity, and acknowledging
her attachment f2r him as almoS: faith
er. size with great feeling confessed thae
honor compelled her to decline the acc7p-
lance 81 this his greatest act Of generosi-
ty, informing her sutton that her afec-
lions hal been given to another, 4 clerk
i'll the employ Of her benefse'or.
Though disappointed and grievouSly
stocked the pAi.autAropist SEM for bis
clerk, and learning from him that the en-
ga emeut had been Of long duration. Mr.
Peabody n once established his success
tul rivai in business, and soon after gave
ais benei;c,ion upoa the marriage Of his
ward. This, i, !, said, was TIE first blow
his heart received. and it is possible that
from this episode came the Inspiration
that made the future Of Mr.. Peabody 50
distinguished. and has render
81 his name famous as the friend Of his
race.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-16

FA@I5Ns rog .EY.-The great
change that has takea nlace in lie ~ryles
since la! winter IS more rhau ever anfs-
rent, NV that " see lie costumes "a
atasSs uTon tie street or in the drawing
room.
L: Is four years now ~'a,e Tho cAeage
from tie hoar>. w'i.h Ia ilec5me ~.tn,a-
what more mo5erare. ton. Sic. 70 -
perfectly plain core.l, or.-as il va .ll,z{.
Princess skirt We wAlsr,msm6er thp
e1cirem"n- he fist two orSthrse created
in rhs SI'@as and the c1n.r31. win the
he. SHAPED garments generally worn
The Pr,acesss dress VS., hnwcver.
found TOO restricted. an! .ittle ROUND
aprons. ca'I-d "Freema@ons. were intro
iueel, which were the beginning # the
present uoper skirt, with is round Il Tier
and not ua-rateIul p1oi-r.
The eha,r, f,7r, = s5ar, an-aa ana =
st-,jrbt-eut -.re3 Skin, - short upper
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-16
(From the Farmers Gazette J
CURING BACON WELL.


December s he mouth Tor hog killing,
asd SIn''hdeid, Va. }Ifte village on
ft=an treek formerly en- 'yA1 as olE'
sEu'atlen i"r the 4nal'fy q II haa> a.
-ansenond the aal"'ulGg county f2r sweet
pfatoeS~
The writer of this has seen over one
tiausaal dead hogs a. one ti,ue in the
,ard OF me house where lie i now writ
ng, all killed in two days and saitei in
fsty-cisht hours wi;aou; the less Of .
pace.
The experience Of over thirty wears in
curing large amounts Of bacon for mar-
ket, appear to Ue as fellows ior prime
article:
Corn-fed or fattene1 hogs not to ex-
coed 300 pounds in weight, 100 pounds
rlref rrei fifteen II eighteen months old
we'll bed At killing, carefully handled
without bruising in al the processes, up
to hanging for smoking. opening ami
thorough cleaning with cold water never
ALT until certain that al qaig1' heat has
! lisappeareE avoid allowing hogs q
/ reeze bv all means. After sailing ami
nbhing the skin we'll with salt dampen
with wtter, pack it with skin down.
mllinrs together. aud Joints together,
,IGe Io5dg pickle escape from 1t througa
/ f9'cs in the floor. After the fourth day,
If On inspection the meat Is not taking
salt. rehandle and resalt, rubbing well
all reddish colored places. leasPoo nfp,
Of fuey groun1 pure saitqtre rubbed
into the flesh side Of each ham ami shout
der before sailing After twenty to thlr-
tv DAYS in sa,t, depending on slz Of meat,
if the flesh is Straql, ant firm, break II
Up from bulk, wash fl the salt with warm
water, pepper the flesh side on all joints.
Or use OAK "''1 asa's = - '9''t .,., ~
hang up 80 'A"V u" WV !, :
smoke win green hicSoFy ot VIC On
wood Vui'I tue proper e''P' p go
PINE or Iight wood MAKES w! o'.''N %
con. \ hog weighing l'V Pou!"9 GUY,
twelve I"nnl nam 'e'i''e' : J@,s5 ''',.
sweet ana : me proper S'Ao 10 nus
farmer iami'les-
The old gentleman, [my father,O allu-
dcd to as an extensive bacon curcr, be-
lieved that the secret in curing firm white
lard that would stand the ensuing sum
mer we'll without becoming rancid was in
carefully soaking the leaf fat until all the
blood, or animal fluids were dissolved out =,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-16

THE XVIII ANrSpNrNr. Tho Bridge
port (Ct.) Farmer mqrshals the votes Of
the States given. ana 10 bs given, in the
ratification Of this Amendment. and comes
to the conclusion thattho probabilities are
in favor Of its defeat. Tie same Journal
ver7 clearly shows the incomnatittIity of
this Ameudmen; with the NIYth;
But suppose the Amendment IS aiop-
ted, will it have any binding force to pre-
vent the exclusion Of negroes from the
ballot box? The NIFth Amendment
SAYS that any State may exclude negroes
from voting, but provides that they art.
not to BE counted in Congressional rep
resantation. In the NFtA Amendment
there is no clause repeating the NiNth,
vet provides that n State shall he allow
ed, under any condition, to prohibit ne
gro suffrage.
Now. the question is. if tAe XVIII
Amendment : al be declared carried
which i to govern? TIE two Ameod-
ments are in direct couf:tt with each ota-
er, ana yet they form part Of tue same
constitution. + not the NINth amend
iast as binding as the AVth will he. if
ratified? Nothiog shows the shameless
inconsistency Of the Radical party more
than the fact that in less Ja4n 4 year from
tae time it put the AIEta An-uiment
on the statute book, it endaav5rS to re-
peal it BY the NE;h. But, as they allow
both to stand, will they not mutually de-
feat ona-aao;her
o. the confic, between tie two there
is no question, AMI Is little that the two
canuot stand without destroying each,oth-
er But Rsdicalism IS equal 10 solving
worse riddles than this. /, viii 50 man
ace as to exclude the negro woes in the
North. anu make them valid q; tue South
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-16

Nxw Clnoulr JvpGE-In the list Of
appointments Of circuit judges for the
different judicial circuits of the United
States, made BY the President on We'd
ncsday last, is the name Of Geo. A
Pearrc, E.q, Of Cumberland, Allegany
county. appointed judge of the fourth ju-
dicial circuit. which is composed Of the
States Of Maryland, Virginia, West Vr-
GINA. aud North and South Carolina. The
appointment Of Circuit judges throughOu,
tho United States under recent act of con-
gre,s is intended to relieve the judges of
tho Supreme Court Of the United States
of all circuit duty, and will not make any
change in tie duties Of the United States
district judg q.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-16

He Who would govern otae.s, frst
Should b. the master u aims Ii,
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Ealeavor for the best. and provide
against the worst.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-16
Dee. Is, 1SG9-lt.

Dee. 9, Is 4-ts.