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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-06-11

Russell, the Boston TraveLler's South
ern correspondent, in letter dated at
Vicksburgh, May II, tells the following:
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-23
Advrtfsin1 Medium.

in' HhcoHD has no superior, as It circulates
Wnsrs'@ an OIL Operator or Dealer can be found.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-23

Messrs McLAiN q Bros, wholesale Druggists,
Wheeling Va say, under date of July "a, 1866,
that they can safely recommend the Gargling Oil
for more diseases than it il recommended for.
From j. X. FISHER, Uniontown, Pa, June 81,
1S67..-Your Garglng Oil is doing much better here
than formerly, since its virtues have become known
and the bottles put up for Family Use, without
stan are much sought for.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-23

Extract from letter from Hon NATHAN lindsey.
County Judge of Shelby Co., Iowa, dated Harlan
April 13. 1S67It is decidedly preferred to any lin
ament sold In this section.
Extract OF letter from SAMUEL s. HUpp, dated
Falsburg, Ohio, July II, 1S66-In June last. Henry
Shafile had yearliDg colt that had what was sup
posed to be Dyptheria for more than ten days SO
that it could not eat and the throat swollen almost
shut and the use of three or four applications of
the dollar bottles did the desired effect.
F.Om A. G. MEL Louisville, CoschOcton Co., o.,
March 1851 have used Your Gargling Oil for the
Scratches my horse and it cured it with the first
application.
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r. D. TAYLOR, Of Concord, KY, says the Gargling
Oil cured horse of his, injured while ploughing by
attempting TO step stump, almost severing his
thigh from the body also that he has used it in his
family for fifteen years. and is the best remedy for
Cuts Burns. Bruises, Frost Bites, Strains, Rheum
| atism, ETC., he ever used s.a. Al
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-23

Sold by A. ID. MILLER & Co.,
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From CRuMP Bros, Cochrane Landing, Ohio,
Nov. 90. 1S56.-We are pleased with your medicine.
different diseases upon persons also upon horses.
We think IL cures all you recommend it to do We
want you to send us the larger proportion of the
variety for "Family Use,'' in small bottles.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

Charles + q ugh. has been s43denlv
~na;chci from our miIs. BY the hand Il
Dr,th
Resolved, T at, ". the members Il
Company {. are deeply Ericrcd " 'hi4
sudden aud >adiening ii>pensation &
Providence aad While we bow With bum
be submission to the will Of our Almig!.-
y Father hopefully cherishing the be-
lief ;hat although he has lost an earthly
heritage he has gained the reward prom
i>ed those who die III Christ we can bu,
lament. that the stroke should have fsl-
len on one 50 young, 50 loved and 50 fu.,
Of promise
Resolved. That, We ten Ter 70 the fam
ily o the late deceased our sincere SYM
pathy in this their 50 bereavement
Resolved, That, as :, mark 81 respect
70 the memory Of our late brother AMI
friend, We will attend his funeral IN =
body, and tia: we viii wear tie usual
badge OF mourning for the period Of tA;r-
ty days
Resolved, That = copy of these resolu-.
tons be trsnsm Ittcd 10 the family Of Tie
late deceased, that another be preserved
among our company records. and tbs, 3
third be sent 70 the Editor Of the 81. Ma
~ ; Beaeos With The request that he Wiz
pit blish them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21
late Sherin's Sale
Of lseal and
Personal PROPERTY,

~ \ virtue Of oao writ Of ycuditiou.
nD EAPonas, issued out of the Circuit
Court for s. Nary's county. al She suit
OF Charles Dent aud Martha Il. Garner.
administrators d. b. n of Edward Tub
man, against the goods and chattels, lands
and tcuemcnts Of Thomas Wilkinson, aud
to me directed, have seized and taken
in execution all The right, title, interest,
claim and demand, ut law aud in equity,
of the said Thomas Wilkinson, in and to
the following property. TO wit
One tract or parcel Of land called
'BACNELORS COMO T" and
OTHER LANDS. containing ia all PIG
acres, moe or less. These lauds arc sit
ua'ed % or near the dividing line which
separates tue 9th from be 3rd election
districts
Also two BAY MARES and one COLT.
And hereby give otice, that on
Thursday, the 18th of Febru-
AIRY, 1869.
on the premises of the said Thomas VII
kiuson, between the hours of 10 o'clock.
a. N. and I o'clotki p, m. I will expose
TO public auction the above described
property, 50 seized and taken in execu
ton, to the highest bidder for cash-to
satisfy said debt, interest and costs due
and to become due thereon.
Il. A. CLARKE.
Late Sheriff
Jan 81 1869 is
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N NJ KORl.i.E.
Headquarters, 9Th Bat Cay'y, VI. \. G.
Lconardtown. Jan'y Goth, 1869.
Special Orders, No. ).

The MAJOR commanding deeply regrets
that he IS SO soon called upon to ANNOUNCE
the death Of another gallant meme Of
the command: Licat. CHARLES +.
COUGH Of company "C'-than whom,
there was no more generous and GENIAL
friend. nor gallant and fearless ofh cr-
died AT the residence Of his mother in this
county, on the evening Of the 17th IN
SAINT
It was the MAJORS pleasure 10 have
known our deceased friend upon .,b,
tented held, surrounded by The dread re-
a!ltles Of actiye warl.rr, where he ever
was dauntlcSs soldicr-oae, who rcae,.
ted honor and credit on his native State
and Of whom she should ever be proud.
rs mark OF respect 10 TIE memory If
our late friend and brother. il is ordered
that The Commissioned Officers Of the
command wear the badge ofmourniny for
the per! d Q. sixty days
The sincere sympathcs OF the com
mand are rendered TO the widowed moth
rr, and relatives o. the late deceased
BY order Of
Major J. PARRAN CRANE.
j. II PARSONS, 1st Lit 4 Ait.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21
COMMUNICATED
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At . mee:ir5 4 Company {, 9TH NJ.
Cavalry, the following. proc edin9s were
bad Capt. Cough having been called to
the char, announced the death # Lieut.
Charles b. Cough, aud on motion, COM
mittee of three was appointed to draw up
resolutions expressive Of the sense Of the
company in regard to the sad announce
ment. The committee, Major Crane, Lit.
Jos. I. Cough and CorpI Norris. pre-
scented tue following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted,
Whereas. In the Providence Of Al
nshty 60, cur t-IY-c4 Lieutenant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

IS zach yeer- sclI knowing the existence
OF tnts cnornoas deficiency. every dollar
os which vas used for e.ectisneering pur-
Poses The people will soon find ont how
isasfally they have been gsllei ard it
Esnid be nc matter Of .s,oaishment to. US
IT some of the, Figilsnce Committees get
their hands On some Of the knaves and
sreat them TO dance on nothing, if only
to teach them better manners next time.
Il people will ouly lie little patient
there viii De good time coming before
long The people are little hard to
wake up. bat when they DO wake some
persons will have to stand from under.
| see you fell into error in CO.
pying the letter from the New York
Worlds correspondent giving Grants
views and opinion on political matters
foa might have known from tie Ian
guage that the thing was bogus, for GRAM
could not talk as we'll to save his life
The letter was admirably written and caus-
ed 10 small fu,ter and running to and
fro with long faces. What few Office
seekers are hero cerssiuly do no. know
what TO think, or where to turn They
are as restless as men seated on .acks With
the points up The repeal of the tenure
of-ofice bills bought faint smile to their
lips but something that has leaked ou.
since h snhittersd The ha6eyed draugbt. I
| ney so,ug from one to the other
'eciing sspe morsel Of consolation, but |.
aone have words Of comfor. Or balm for
! wounded heart" They look at the
Treasury, their mouths water, their eyes
i'll with tears and their fingers Jingle al e
case thought tina. for them in that build
ag there is no grub. Something must
De done and that soon The last quarter
5 nearly gone, the last shirt wants wash
NJ and if Grant don't speak soon the Ca
ia! will have dodgers in scores.
There are comparatively few person,
n Washington considering the time and
be gr.a. rush for Offices Bat ne sup
,ose that as each man feels certain of an
flee he will only conc OR to Washing ton
i,her 10 6ll il, or to get his commission
nd then 50 Oh his way rcjoi:ing.
SorE.
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Sherih''s Sale
of Real and
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Inv r;r,n. of u,r;. of,-,:.;
nonas ;Ysnsa S' n,t % :, sn IAN @ h1-
Court for St. Marss co,a.y, at the suit
OF Henry Watts, use of Z. a. Clarke,
ooe =, = 1'i','n y oon against inc goods
Auu W., rua'''' '''uS a'o 'eic,neh's OF nom
a. nAlnson' a'o 70 me a'Fseted' | have
selzeu ana 'aAen III execution all the right,
'i'le. lncef 81 cain ana demand, al ia~
anu IN equl'y' Of Tue saio thomas WIKI
son III ahd 20 'ne 'o''o"ine property, TO VIZ.
Ohe tIsct or parce. Of land called
,BAtii ELoh y NJ y X 1" and
En- l. ! Nbo' CONTAINING IN all 10
acres, more or Tess
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21
les 70 RAILRoAps.-The

les 10 RAILRoAps-The jour
-, &c nznmcrce is arguing against any
further $, : 'A -
tor says :
-. at the business Of the United
L y 5.ai!d railroads, any more than
:, 70 rs of the United States to
. E1aifc Boad, the journal is
l!S1 Il could have been built at last
dyate eaterpris=-eFen if the Gov
men. bad 10: voted it a single dollar nor
does It doubt that
''When Southwestern roads become a
need of the age, those too will will be con
strueted BY private enterprise and will
&c all ,ne better constructed md all the
better managed, because men had nerve
to put their own money into them, in
stead Of tsklng aims from the nation. "
The article concludes with the oxclamn.
ton
''Seventy-one railroad bills before Con-
gress, all begging for subsidies :. The
mere mention Of the number is sufficient
argument Why Congress should resoute-
ly put tie foot down upon all of them
To favor one, and to neglect others equal
y deserving Of patronage. would be unjust
and wrong. To grant them all would be
. ridiculous and criminal waste of public
money and public lands, and would open
the doors still wider for schemes Of rob-
berry and plumber, until at last the nation
would topple over that verge Of bankrupt
~ upon which. even how. it is trembling.
Therefore. say We, no more subsidies to
-nilroads p
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

ISlrGrRArIoS or Gov. Bow1E. COY.
Bowie Vas inaugurated 3, Annapolis as
Governor OF Maryland on Wednesday of
last week. In consequence OF the sick
aess of GOV. Swami, John NJ Carter, Sc
cretsry OF State. and Gen. Latrobe, of
Swsuns staff. ofhciated in the transfer
Of the executive department to the new
Incumbent. Gov. Bowie delivered brief
address which was characterized BY plain
good sense. We think our State ha,
right to congratulate itself IN having a
moderate, practical man, ike Bowie at
the helm of affairs in times like the pres
eut Our best wishes &c With him 30 bis
Ulai
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

THE HoLY LASD.-The Chicago Jour
nal has a correspondent who is strolling
through the Holy Land and Palestine He
is not parti cularly impressed With its pres
eut state, whatever its past may have been.
He SAYS Il have not seen . wagon read
in Palestine Even the stones and TIM
Der for building the houses in Jerusalem
must be brought into the city upon the
back. of camels and donkeys ; and the
roads over which Abra ham, David, Christ
and the Apostles once travelled are but
paths winding over the rocks and around
the base of sterile mountains. La fact
the whole land, said to have been once SO
beautiful, is now but rocky, barren
waste. | think | have seen more good
land in one square mile in Iowa or Illinois
than in all Palestine. Much of che ooun-
try is occupied By the Bedouin Arabs, aud
for the privilege Of visiting the river Jor-
don and Dead Sea sheir Sheik requires
g., 90 from each person. For this amount
be sends guard OF Arabs with you. Tae
population of Jerusalem IS said to be but
Il 900" The correspondent, upon this
fact, moralizes thus While looking 1t
he city as it now stands, With narrow
streets filled with dogs, Araos aud filth,
I is hard 20 realize that it was once tie
,ome of moro than one million human
beings. and tha proad metropolis Of
mig lty nation. While looking oa: Of tue /
siudow at the Mosque of Quar-, where
he Turk bears rsle. | can but ask myself
he questions Is it possible that on tina;
pot stood tho temple of Solomon : Isit
here that David held his court : The
ages Of history answer. Yes. That spot
) Mount Moriah. Upos that ground .
TODD that Temple whose glory flied the .
fhole earth"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

The ABIDE Lacordsire. exilel from,
Frasce in 1851 uttered some grand ani
true words in famous ssrnloa Of his, on
Man We translate the psssase whica
We chiefly admire:
True greatness Of character is not m
the mind aiepe. aud We have too many
memorable examples around Us . al mlt
the necessity OF nent. oning them. on
all know that /. man may DC powerful Ia
his aims. vet cowardly IN the means be
adopts Greatness of character is rather
in the art. because the heart i. tie Sc
Of liberty. because thence We draw our
generous sentiments, because there We
feel justice and auth acisirs, IN u. Fhe
nina controls :, the h.art attaohe. US, but
the heart must have noble, profound and
exalted outward expression.
God has given man front sublime ,
be has made him to look upward 10 the
heavens. OF these. our conscience, Chris
tians. is the shining mirror aud thence it
Is that We should in all things, drsw the
deeds that are our duty and the duty Of
others
What dishonors these ministers, these
conqucrors. these founders Of empires. Is
that they pursue al aim despite ali the
barriers of conscience, and reach II des-
pite all morality aud justice. We must
not take up with eyi! that gooi may come
OF II, however mighty may be the views,
however great the aim. even when the
latter is what is called, saving a couE-
try. He who to at,ain that purpose,
omplcy, base means Is base himself the
memorable man prefers TO die rather than
to be degraded The cause OF the victor
pleased tie gods, but Gao preferred the
yanquisLsi side, AID not 10 stray from
Christian smiles, let US say With the mo-
thcr of the Msccabces let US stand firm
and erect, and lrt Us die with slulpllri-
Ky
The chiettain Of savage horde having
visited hermit, a-kcl him to form =
wish and promised to grant It, on the IN
slant In all your empire, r1pllod the
hermit, there is but one thing that |
salvation cf your sou! We
need these grand aul simple wori is that
come, from time to time, to lllume the no.
rizon Of humanity. in order not to feel
esnfempt for the whole history OF men
When God extended his finger to the
ornament aud made the stars % sparkle
forth from it. he desired to reveal himself
sloriously to US but when he touched
the heart of man TO make the spark OF
truth shoot forth from it. the revelation
was still more magnificent,
What St. Paul said Of the heavens may
be applied to character 1t must have
height, length and breadth. Height
tina, is to say dignity breadth-that is
to say generosity length, that is to say
.natiencc Devotion and love.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21
TIE Tenure OFFICE QuE5TIoS.-

TIE TENURE OF OrFIcE QuEzTIoS.-
The only practical difference between the
bill repeating the tenure-of-ofdce law re-
Gently passed by the House and that in
troduced in the Senate By Hr. Wilson, is
that in case the Senate may not confirm
> Presidential nomination, the person sus-
pended BY the President is to resume the
office until another nomination shall be
confirmed With that exception, and With
the exception of cases of nominations to
cabinet places and to judgeships Of the
Supreme Court, it restores te the Presi-
dents all powers in making removals aud
he possessed before the ex
istins tenure-os-of6ce law was passed. Il
OF course accords 10 he cd interim. ap-
poin.ee the salary of the Office while bis
nomination i, in .bcyance before the Sen
ate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

TIE " ELp AiGANAc.- Oa- tasuAs
are due 70 MaL:Cn Nagile Of tie New
York Hor.a for : evpy Of tie Wsrla Al
r,snsc for 1863. a cur.ory examination
Of It's consepts satisfies us that We csn
.Aely endorse II IS IN accurate and we'll
arranged rcpersory Il ysried ADD valuable
statistical iutoa maiivp. Single cos.ies, 90
cent ssvta eoIi,s j nail, prepaid, 81.
Address. Tho Hcrli, % paTk Rex,
New l~lk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

late wsr, nany Of wLcna enlisted sglins,
the advice q ,Lcir friends. and retarned
with greaIy improved physical sonssi.u-
tons The exercise ;.ras induced il most
essential to the desired end.
Abundance OF uari.oas and whole
some food. iuelUdiug fatty articles. IS e.
senlal IN the srrest OF consumption
Most of those who laTe such tendc4 f-s
reject fat meat. bu, its place MAJ bc sup
piled with butter. milk or cream Res
friction in diet in cases is highly injuF;-
Gus. The dress is also matter bearing
strong y on the health OF the lungs
" ool-n fabrics worn next the skin. and
warm covering for tho extrcmities are all
important. So also is the shape OF the
garment, which should allow full play TO
the mascles Rsaef fsom ssre and all xiety,
as far as il can Dc secured, is important !;
but even where this Is impossible, stsen
ton TO the other requisites, so simple as
to be within the power of every intelligent
person, will in many cases prevent, and
in most incipient cases arrest the progress
Of this most distressing Of all malalie..-
Philadelphia Ledger,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

AT the residence Of her husband, near
thi. yillago. on Moliay las, after pro-
traoted illness, LUCRETIA. wife Of Vim.
II. Drury. 10 the 41th year Of her age.
May she rest in peace.
At the residence Of his mother in this
district on Sunday night last, after short
Illness, CHARLES Z COUGH, ag~d
abou: y years. May he rest u peace.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

EvA young parson of the Cniversalist
faith many years since when :he Simon
pure Jniversalsh was preached, started
Westward to attend convention of his
brethren in the faith He took the pre-
caution 10 carry vial Of Cayenne pepper
in his pocket to sprinkle his food with. as
4 preventive of fever aud aguc. The con-
yention met and at dinner a tall Hoosier
observed the parson rs he seasoned his
meat, and accosted him thus Stranger.
I'll take lcctle of that ere rcd salt : for
| am kind o Gurus 10 try it" Ger
tainly," replied the parsoa : ''but you
will tiud it very powerful be careful how
you use it." The Hoosier took the prof
fered vial, and feeling himself good for
any quantity of raw vhiskey, thought he
could stand the red salt" with llnpuni-
ty, and accordingly sprinkled junk of
beef rather bountifully with it, and forth
with introduced it into his capacious
mouth. It soon began to take hold =
He shut his eyes, and his features began
to writhc. deno:ing very inharmonious
condition physically. Finally he could
stand it no longer. He opened his mouth
and screamed ''hrc" Take drink of
cold water frora the jug. said the parson
"Will that put it out - asked the martyr
suiting the action to the word. In a
short time the unfortunate man began to
recover, and turning 70 the parson, his
eyes yet swimming IL water, exclaimed :
stranger you call yourself a Eersclist,
| believe = L do mildly answered
the parson. oval, | want TO know if
you think it consistent With your belief
to go about with hcNhre in your brecch- I
:"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

ca,ss ,osr-W. are in
NE. Clifton. Esq. for copy
= - Y repors Of the Comptroller
g. iJear. which ended sepsen-
i. - sos. TIE rePos. presents 8
psl s'ing exaibs. Of tie financial
Of tbs State. showing, at the
,., ..a he las. fiscal yeaz. the sum of
a.s Dol n on tho righ. side Of the led
lanard conjectures, from prob
ri ely aud disbursements for tie
kr, that there will be de-
81. !. hsury on the 30th of Sep
-, |of some s267 900 90, bu:
NJ ri, :, \, Pc this amount, VIC go upon
gjoieing. no, forgetting, howev-
= Urn thanks to the Comptroller
g. - sility and integrity with which
!. h. PACED our finances since biz in
1s. ~, ofhce.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

Eyes are the electric telegraph of the
heart and viii send message any dis
lance in language emily known 10 tic
w. souls nhe c2rla pend
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

TICKS N TR,pE, The New York
World has turned its attention to tn,
swiudie praeticed By III, grocery dealers
in that city--cx; os.ng the tricks o The
rctailers-and publishing IN full the name
and number OF every firm thus far dctsc-
ted, With artic, Nh Oh Aav, been pur-
chased, and the anouat found short
In the article Of tea alone, the adultcr
ants are exhausted tea leaves, ! ayes of
the beach, elm, horse ch smut, starch
rice, husks, and sand For colorlns the
tea are used rose pink, Dutch pink, veg
etabe rcd and yellow dyes, chrome vel
low. Venetian red, Prussian blue, sui
phate Of lime, vcrdIgris, carbonate OF cop
pea, olromatc and bl-carbonate Of potash
carbonate Of magncsia, black lead. soar
stone, logwood, indigo, aud sulphatc Of
IRON
In coffee they use chicory. roasted
beans, acorns, mangl e-wurzcl, roasted
wheat, roasted peas, parsnips, sweet po-
tatocs, inferior or damaged coffecs, ma
hosany sawlust, old sea BISCUITS, oak
bark, tan bark, and brick dust. For
color, burnt sugar, madi:r root, roasted
horse liver, and burnt blool have been
used.
Spices arr adultcratrd with wheat, as
we'll as ground oil cake, arrow root, mus
tard husks, &c. To give bulk and weight
% -four, hydrated sulphate of limc, pow
lored hints, plaster Of Paris, chalk. while
alum is uS.l to give a proper taste to
ldultera.ed flour. For sugar they use
plaster of PARIS, tap:oca, wheat -four, and
sand Vinegar is doctored with sulphu-
-ic and other acids, water and CAYENNE
pepper. For lard, alum, potash, caus-
;c. line and mutton suct. La bread sui
ohatc Of copper IS used. while confcc,ion-
Try seems to be the conglomcration Of ali
he vile and poisonous substances ever
originated.
Who can read such an exhibit Of pol
ons entering into tue articles OF daily
consumption without feeling Of horror =?
t the practice can be abatei in any de-
rec the newspaper which has begun tue
xposltion will surely be entitled to the
hanks Of grateful community.