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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

ROBINSON CRUsoE's ISLAND CoLosIzDD.
The following bit of information will
he of intcrcs the world over i: At dis
tance Of less than three days voyage from
Valparaiso, in Chill, and nearly in the
same latitude with this important port on
the western coast of South America, is
tie Island OF Juan F andes, where once
upon time Alexander Selklrk, during a
solitary haushment Of fonr years, gath
cred tie material for Deioe's Robinson
Crusoa. This island, little thought Of
b. i,be inhabitants Of The Gillian coast
land, has lately become Of some interest
by the fact that it was lately coded to a
society of Germans under the guidance
of Rober. Wehrhan, an engineer from
Saxony, Germany, for the purpose ofeol-
onizatioD. Mr. Wehrhan lett Germany
several years sine passed several years
in E4gland, served as major through
tie war Of the Am ritan Re- ubIic against
secession, and was subsequently an engl-
.uecr on the Ceropasco Railroad, IN South
America. He and bis society, aboat SIX
tv &c seventy individuals, have AIKEN pcs
session Of thi. island, which is described
as btinr most fertile and lovely spot
The founl there countless herds OF goats.
some thirty half Wild horses, aud sixty
doukcys. They brought with them COWS
and other cattle, swine, numerous fowls,
aud ali the various kinds Of agricultural
implements, with boats and fishing appa-
ratus. to engage in different pursuits and
OCCUPATIONS. The grottos made famous
a. Robinson's abode, situated IN spa
cious valley, covered with large fields OF
white turuips, have been assigned to the
hops ul young Gillian gentleman IN
charge Of the porcinc part d the society :
stock. The island is a station where vcS-
sels take in water aud provisions.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

M,L1rARY.-By the addition ofthe fifth
company to his command. Major J. Par
ran Crane, of our county, commanding
the Fifth Battalion Of Cavalry, NJ. N. G..
has been promoted to the rank of Lieut.
Colonel in the command of the same
His promotion leaves vacancy, which
will be filed by the election of n Major,
o. soon ns the necessary orders from Bri-
gade Headquarters are received.
The officers Of the Sixteenth Infantry,
NJ. N. G. assembled in our town on Tues
day last, and organized their Battalion by
elecsing Capt. J. Gwinn Barber Lieut.
Colonel. Col. Barber is the comman-
asnt Of Cadets at Charlotte Hall School.
snd il we'll suited for the position to which
he has been elected The commissioned
and non-commissioned staff Of the Bat
TALON will be appointed by the Colonel.
Nottingham Hammctt. orderly ser
eesnt of company B, 10th infantry, has
heen appointed upon the staff of Brigadier
General F. A. Bond. with the rank Of
1ss Lieutenant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

An ISEpRIArE AsYLuM.-A very large
number of the most respectable and in
fuential ladies Of Baltimore have publish
ed card asking all and corporation
in the establishment of an asylum for the
reformation Of incbriates. II is called
the Maryland Incbriate Asylum 70 be
located in some favorable position. where
persons given to intoxicatiou beyond their
own control can be placed, taken care Of
and, if possible. reformed.
Looking TO the accomplishment Of this
benevolent enterprise, the ladies propose
holding fair in the CITY of Baltimore
sometime during November. for the pur-
pose of raising means whereby they may
be enabled,o construct building suita-
bic to the purposes designed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

TnK ELxcrIoSs.-The Radical party.
ike consumptive, is always felicitating
itself on its improved health, when, day
by day. its strength is growing less, and
it il approaching with constantly-increas-
ing speed the hour of dissolution. 10
judge by the jubilations of the Repubh-
can organs over the late elections, one
not acquainted with the tactics of the de-
esiyers and self-Geceived would think that
tho dominant party had risen in favor
With the people, who had swelled their
najoritics to an unprecedented height,
and left the Democracy high and dry
Yet what are the facts Last fall Grant
carried the State Of Pennsy lYanla by ~
500. Now, the utmost hope Of the Re
publicans is that Geary will be proved to
have been elected by 1000. This may
DO for tho purpose of raising the cry OF
Radical triumph but how many such
victories can even the tricky and pertina-
sious party of moral IDEAS stand Again
The old State Senate of Pennsylvania con-
tanned Is Republicans and Is Democrats
-. Republican majority of 3. The new
State Senate will contain II Republicans
and l6 Democrats. The House of Rep
sssenta.ives was made up Of 81 Republi-
cans and 80 Democrats-a Republican
majority of "a. The new will probably
Be 81 Republican to 80 Democrat-a Re
publican majority of %. Ofwhat then has
Repuhlioanism to boast in Pennsylvania ?
In Ohio. also, tho democratic line has not
only remained unbroAen but has made a
noble advance. Last Fall, Grant. carried
Ohio by 1900 majority at the late cleo
ton the radical candidate barely escaped
defeat.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

In Dresden there is as iron egg, the
history of which is something Ike this :
\ Young Prince sent this iron Egg to a
lady to whom he was be'rothed. She
received it in her hands and looked at It
with dsdaim. In her Indignation that
he should seud her such gift, she cast
il to the earth. When 1t touched the
GROUND spring, cunning'y hidden IN the
egg, opened, and silver yolk rolled out
She touched secret spring in the yolk,
and a gold.n chicken was revealed Sue
touched spring in the chicken, and a
crown was found within; size touched 4
spring IN the crown, and within It was
found u diamond wedding rln-. There
is moral to this story aud that i, /;
will not do to trust outward appear4n-
ces.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21
RAplc.L NOMINATION. The State Rad.

RAplcAL NOMINATION -The State Rad
ieal Convention, recently convened in Bal
siuore to nominate candidate for Comp
srouer. after spirited contest between
the Creswcu and Bond factions, declared
n favor Of the former-Col. W. A. Nc
Kslip, Of the former wing. receiving a
majority OF twepsy-saree votes over bis
s-npesi,or, Judge II. II. Goldsborough
Of th. Bond party.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21
Literary Notices.

THE HEARTH AND HoME.-This most
excellent weekly announces reduction
in subscription price to small clubs. sub
scribing before next January. We sub
Join the reduced rates and earnestly re-
commend the Hearth and Home to our
readers:
To all who subscribe beforanext Janu-
airy, for one year, at the reduced rates be
low, Hearth and Home will be sent
from the date of their subscription to the
end of this year free. so that all such
yearly subscriptions will end January lst,
1871.
Therefore, those whose subscribe ear
hest will get the most for nothing.
The only terms hereafter are the below
reduced rates for 1870, invariably in ad-
vance.
Single copies 5 +
Three copies all at one time 9
Five copies al at one time Il
All over FIVE copies at the same rate,
making Hearth and Home, to a club
of FIVE subscribers at s. 40 each, the
cheapest, as 1t is the most complete falni-
ly weekly newspaper in the world.
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ELxcr1ox TrckErs shaIl com.

ELxcr1ox TrcKErs shall COM
nsnee printing the Election Tickets on
Thursday ners, the 29th instant. Cam
d;datcs. therefore, will bear this in mind.
Four thousand tickets will be printed,
divided according to voting population,
and sent to the judges Of Election in the
different districts by Saturday. Goth in
slant. Parties desiring extra tickets must
ssnd their orders 70 this Office before
fAufsdsy next
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21


DEMoREsT's YorNG AMERIcA-Thc No
vemoer number of this popular little pub
LEGATION has Just reached Us, and IS de-
cidedly the best number that has been is
sued. Opening the bright cover, out
popped beautiful bird, q supplement TO
the magazine, worth its cost. The de-
partmcnts for the children, the Little
Housekeeper" and he Young Farmer"
are excellent. In fact, the entire con-
tents are just such as are calculated to
please and instruct the Juveniles. L is
the best investment for $3.50 that We
know of. Published at S3S Broadway,
\. y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

TuAxKsGIvlNa.-The President has is
sued a Proclamation appointing Thurs
dav, the 18th Of November, IS day Of
Thanksgiving and Prayer. The Govern
ors of the different States will, as usual,
we presume, select the same day to tae
same end.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21
THE BALrIuoRE SATURDAY NIGuT.-It

THE BALrIuoRE SATURDAY NIGHT.-It
is with pleasure We adj 70 our exchange list
The Baltimore Saturday Night, high
toned independent weekly journal, re-
Gently established il Baltimore. Such 4
one has long bssu needed there, ard
We are glad to notice that it has alrea-
DIV become u established institution
Nav It's shadow never grow less. Terms
&. 90 a wear. James H. Wood, Ba.ti-
more, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

ss RsGIsrRArIos NoTIcs.-1t is desirable
that the registers of the different election
districts should furnish US with a corrected
list Of the registered voters in their several
voting precincts at as early a time after to-
day Is possible to enable ns 10 complete the
lpnhlication required by law. Iftbese
lists are not in hand before Thursday
NEXT, we shall be unable to print them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

One of General Can5ys newly appoint
ed magistrates for Norfolk County Va.
recently sent q person Oh TO the county
court for trial. charging him with using
slanderous ana insulting words with in
tent to xiii"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

Nkw SECRETARY OF WAE--Gen. Grant
has appointed ! new Secretary Of War,
Major General Belkuap b. name. He is
of Keokuk, but Of what account be IS or
wha, he has done 70 deserve or obtain
such promotion, are quest.oss that nc
body at present seems able % answer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21
MEETING Of
IHCOaPORAT0RS.

G 5 there was no quorum present OF
/ 4 the Iucorporators of the Southern
MARYLAND Railroad at the meeting at
Charlotte Hall on Saturday last, the 10Th.
iusta ut, notice is given that there viii
be meeting Of these Incorporators az the
same place on Saturday next, the BIRD
instant, aud it is hoped shat there will be
a full attendance on hand, as business of
vital importance to the welfare of our
great railroad enterprise is expected to be
brough; up for discussion and action.
By order,
q. FRED MADDOX,
Secretary.
Oct. q, 1SG9-tI.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

\ minister on his way to church enc
Sunday morning, saw / lad fishing. My
bow" said he, don't you know that II l.
wicked to catch fish on Sunday Z! "Gaess
..ain't sinned much yet, said the boy.
without taking biz eye from the cork
.hain't had Z bite.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

Gentlemen. : Saii tavern keeper to
hi. quests. Il don't know whether you
have talked enough or not, bu. as .yT my
self, In going 70 shu: up
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

where he will be pleased to see them.-
MEALS At ALLHOURS. ALL THE
HELICAClES OF THE SEAS,O \:
Steamed. Slowed Fried and Roasted
OYSTERS: CRABS, soft and hard;
KRAPINS, C.NvAs-B>cS prcNs,-
and, in short, every thing that the season
presents ,
r. Also, BOARD and LODGING
by the Day, Week or Mouth, at moucr-
ate prices.
JAMES y MEDLEY,
= Proprietor.
Annapolis, Deter 1S69-6m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

4 country-paper saws that the other
dav an I-ishmau sas called up in q case
Of assault aud battery, and when. ASKED
BY the magistrate wha' be SAID. remark
II Il s1id to him with tie toe Of MY
boot, GO home
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21
DEMoREsr's MoNTuLY.-This and

DEMoREsr's MoSTuLY-This and a
sewing machine is beginning to be con
sidered indispensable by young house
keepers and ladies generally; but the
Monthly must be had, whether the Sow
ing-machine is or not. One Of the great
things in its favor is, that the gentlemen
like it. They find it sensible instead Of
frivolous, full of practical information and
useful ideas, which save young and mex
uerienced wives and mothers any amount
of trouble and expense. The illustrs-
tions and patterns, the music and other
departments, are each worth the cost,
and we advise husbands who want to DO
really good thing for their wives, them
selves, and the family generally, to send
$500 to SIS Broadway, n. y, imme-
diately.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

Diel. on the 10Th of September, ulti
mo, SAMUEL GRAVES. in the 59Fh
year OF his age, with hopes of blisstul
immortality, May he rest IN Peace.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

TERMS or SALE.
One-half cash. to be paid on. the day of
sale or the ratification thereof, the balance
in two equal installments, payable IN one
year and eighteen months from the day
Of sale. the whole 10 bear interest from
day of sale, the deferred payments to be
secured BY the bonds Of the purchaser,
with security . be approved by Trustee.
JOS II KEY.
Trustee
Oct o1 lS69-tS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

One Cant. Hubert won = remarkable
lawsuit in Adair county, Iowa, the other
dav--a sui, conducted on both sides Of
the North river. The plaintiff and his
lawyer lived on Que side of the river and
the defendant, his LAWYER and the magls-
trate on the other. The parties met~on
either bank, Of IT, stream. which was too
high to be crossed The court took
hi seat on a damp log and ordered the
trial to proc cd. For one hour and a
half the attorneys slung law and logic
across a hundred feet Of September fresh
Ct. at the expiration of which period the
Cur; then mouuted stump, and, lifting
UP his voice to Il fri-httul pitch, hurled
his decision across the stream.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

Close up, ladies', if YOU please sad
Observation-Disclosures to SIX ftmiule' who
had spread themselves over the entire ex-
tent of the seat 4 shall do nothing OF
the kind :" exclaimed one of the fair
''Clothes up, indeed, and in n car, top
You ought to be ashamed Of Yourself =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-10-21

Oct II, lS69-tS.
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aud kuONn a
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-23
A very RIcIl Young Man.

WE call him Bobolink," and "Pap-
poose," and Old Blessed, and all sorts
OF names-you know how they do call ba.
bies. You great, six-year-old Harry would
not think him much of fellow, suppose
this small man of six months--but Ia
thinks ne Is. and 80 does his mother, and
his father, AID all the family.
He considers himself very rich, too, or,
as grown-dp people cay, I" welEoffg He
has such white, round, little pegs fixed on
TO his hands for him to play with, He
sticks them up and Looks At them side.way,
and edge-way, and every way, and they
never get lost like your play ythings--they
are always on hand. They are SO nice to
eat, too. First one tistgoesinto lismouth,
then the other, and then both fists. The
only trouble Is be can't swallow them.
they are so big or 80 something. Too bad !
ian itG But he don't get discouraged.
Way Il was only yesterday he was trying
70 swallow large blanketahawl and all
his pettic0ats then he hunted his head
into big feather pillow, and opened hih
mouth at that in way which must have
been very alarming 10 the pillow u Il
i Sometimes he gets hold OF those little
pink fellows doWn below, He thinks they
are the cunningest There Is such & drove
OF them He can't count them himself,
but I believe there. ara as many ss ten,
HOne Of them "goes 20 market" and one
ot them stays at home and then there
is aiitlld mite Of one that don't get any
bread and butter. How he docs squeal
Dear dear You would think this young
man would cry to hear him, but he don't !
the ripplea Of lauaateF, come gurgling up
his little fat throat, until, when az last the
poor piggy gives his very hardest squeal, he
Almost e1plodes With glee Ifg ~ pleas
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-23

ant TO have Jolly little fat pigs Of ones
own N play with Ten live pink piggies
Just think Of ~ But that is not all---ohl
mol He owns most lovely old piece Of
red flannel, which his grandma. gave hun,
that Is uerg valuable, It Is such a pretty,
and 80 bright He turns II over. views Il
In every light aud tastes Of H. If you
should lay a ten.thousand dollar green.
back down beside II, he would grasp, In
preference, that gorgeous, magnificent.
rag. You couldn't buy that from him
with ten OF twenty thousand dollars
Then he has great many fne musical
Instruments that he plays on spleudidly.
Every newspaper he can get hold of he
turns into piano or an organ. He
scratches his nails into them, and digs
holes through them and you ought to hear
how beautifully they do rattle; but tho
brown PAPER that comes around the sugar
is the best, that is so cracklv aud high
toned. ~
Besides, he has most entertaining
round hole In the top of his Grip, which Is
very Interesting in an astronomical point
of view. He studies Il intently, especially
at times and seasons when he ought to be
sleepy. Through Il the sunbeams creep
softly down TO play with him, filling the
air with their yellow bars, until his little
hands cannot grasp the gold.
Every thing around him Is wonderful.
and beautiful, and bright, and all Is
created solely for him, he thinks: nothing,
however, that comes within his grasp
escapes athroough reconstruction, y from
papa's whiskers to pussy's tail. il.--Hearsh
and Home. -as,s
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-23

crn votaty OF Pmtns This Il not feel
ing which Is conhned TO Wall street nor
docs u influence those alone who stir the
foundations OF the market by large trans-
actions. If mans sphere be mar
row, one, within that sphere he wleh-
es 20 be thought successful; and he
looks eagerly forward from the twilight OF
small things to the broad MONDAY Of I'm
limited opulence. Such passions are CON
tagious, and are shared by most Of those
who buy Snd sell. Pecuniary Losses boz
come the worst of inisfortunes; he who
owes and cannot pay Il the vilcst Of oriuni.
nails rivals in trRde are hated, and, &c pos.
sible, crushed, until society seems to be
held together only by the cohesive power
Of mutual loss and gain. Here and there
Is a man who Ia driven from his equani.
nifty by The prospect of insolvency, end
is half mad because he has promised what
he cannot perform but failure 20 most Is
distastefal because Il win entail diminu-
tion ofimportance,an ,andimply wantofcoms
mercial talent A third or fourth place
in the race may content the majority, hut
TO be wholly distancod Is intolerable, In
one Of Mr.. Irying's earliest but most ex,
quisite sketches there is the story of q
merchant who was overtaken by bank
ruptoy, and whose principal thought was
OF the discomforts and privatious which
his young and lovely wife would be forced,
in consequence Of his reverses 20 suffer
II Is hardly necessary 10 remind the read
er of the delightful moral Of the tale--of
the cheerful acquiesenoe OF an amiable
and loving woman in misfortune, of
tho summer light which her pres,
enoe difused throughout the new
and humble home. If men
would but remember how many excellent
pleasures, how many elevated pursuits
how many OF the worthiest ends, arc quite
independent OF nero material wealth II
they would but consider the ambitions
which best become our better nature IL
they would think, how truth, and love,
and oonstancy and selfsaoridoe are often
est the most beautifully developed in en-
atmosphere of poverty IL they would
but reflect that no bankruptcy can deprive
them of the charms of nature, of the graf
iticauous Of study, OF the happiness OF
home, they migat be less eager in the pur-
suit Of wealth, and less inconaolable for
the loss Of it. But we have forgotten the
better half OF thelesson which DR.. Franklin
taught us We are willing enough to thrive
luNuriently, but we are not willing to en-.
JOY moderately. It's safe to say that none
VI !uS auhunluuns vi bneA nne Olu uan
which are oftenest quoted in defense ol
lscquisition, referred TO enormous aggrega
tions of private wealth such as In oul
day have become almost too common fol
notice. Happy Is he who can hit upoI
the happy medium; who can fairly decid,
for himself the relative value of differen
schemes of life; and who can be conten
with poverty If It be his portion, or wis'
in the use Of wealth should 1t be vouch
satsd TO him. .-New York Tribune
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-23
Making Haste to be Rich.


The dreadful domestic tragedy which
has just occurred in Philadelphia--the
murder by an insane husband OF his wife
and two children, and his subsequent sui
clde-is full of warning 10 large class Of
r1en who believe themselves to be pecu.
.liarly exempt from intellectual infrmities.
Mr.. blackstone, the unfortunate gentle:
man who destroyed himself and family,
had Invested his capital in business which
was really prosperous and profitable but
by the dishonesty OF an accountant, COM
siderable amount Of cash had beer enn-
bezEled. There was no deficiency which
the resources OF the partnership were not
arnple.to nee. but the theft and loss of 90
large sum oYefthrew' the mind of Mr.
Blackstone, until In his madness he sought
with perverted tendeTness to save those
who were dearlto him from want by con
signing them to the tomb. The motive,
IL man In his condition can be said TO
havaa motive, sgasundOubtedly creditable
TO the best feelings of his nature but the
original delusion was a mistaken notion,
a melancholy and morbid ver-estimate Of
the value and Importance of money. This
delusion has at al times been a 'irdhful
source of insanity. 1t has filed the brains
of squalid alchemists with dreams at
once = pleasure and Rpainf 1t has be-
guiled the half-cIad and halEfed mi
ser into. contentment with ma
kedness and an Indifference 10 nun
ger; II has destroyed the Sweet
estnatural relations and changed brothers
TO enemies 1t has caused those who were
Rt 'first tngenuous 20 become Ibsdlys Anbtle
and full of dissimulation Il has proved
too strong for constitutional heneYOlence,
and has made the hand close and gripping
which nature meant should be generously
open it has developed new forms Of
felony and led men into peculiar and ire,
sistsble temptations; II has provoked dis
graceful breaches Of the most sacred
trusts and the cruel spoliation Of the wild
oW and the Atherlehs; and fof more than
moiety Of all the pain and misery of
this grQaping globe Il is either. djractlY or
indiTtctly responsible But aVariO8 can
hardly be considered at this time as q dis
tingpishipg marx of the money. maker.
Generally II his gains have been great,
his, expenditures -hRye. kept pace With
them andAe has bean a. xious to oroL
claim by luxurious ostentation the golden
fagors which have been beetoWed nipOn
him But i Is easy to sec that this pro-
fusion only adds to his eager appetite BY
increasing the demand upon his check
book. TO ba fioh contents the miser 70
be thought rob g ths passion Of TIE nod