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''f''a :tc YOU lrrc takea money fton nAny
"':'r iA-:t III sn y-ur-
"UEED1xN1 SERVANT"
ss-''' enc Of :he greatest, at least ons Of
-T -: ureIsal OF French Iu.nurs, hAs lately
y :: F~'.+ VI d lIcAen heArt. h,s naEe was
t;:c'!en. After an e-eE'f7! lie In Africa,
-. sI b: :tn stld.tr ias t;x Je71s, 6 4odon
-*-'sttA :1s tune md LIS tslc1!s, Which were
-; !ni'r, 70 literature. aIsd 3,ad written two
80. e1.n lad met e1th great sacces. iMmc-
=. -pea their publication. But this Eue,ess
= :-e II0rc to tnc Euu, stItrIc8 and
A1't.' ha'urc IT the adventures told than
= 9'e:a.F n,e,tts OF the wo1ks. Hat these
- htI tarntd Camden 3 head. lie became
80 -. Daizsc Or Victor Hugo, and when be
:'.'a LIS Lew book. "Tne Great Goda1t,"
=. ~ cohf1l+red his masterpiece, aId failed
- S;s etatttus CT glsry, the disappointment
a. Lvsr'.
sa-t January the daughter Of Paris
.s.s ~ '..sErI cared E5.ter:orsly, md The CT
: !! tx j.a.eEts 10 discover her EhcIca3outs
".aia; 90 trace c0uld bc fo17t. md It Tas
-: 'i:a' sfe soarg girl had hecn murdered
7':t; Il. kai few Heeks ago the faiher re-
''s' L .et:eF .rom The Inferior OF Algeris, IT,
1's' fl;G os tic cool health Ct his daughter
~ 'oa ia-i+w, young Arab gentleman, who
t::c soan1 lady, wen her heart, and per-
,e@-tl 10 UNI1 utiO 40e way IN WHICH ne
N'e VI escspe with Ills Intended one was quite
.s-'7s. lite Joung man had a brother, sixteen
s4:aa. VII: ~as Ct about the Fame a!ze as
.'-,:7' LIS fFesthea1s- This brother had lived
- Z. IN P-,is. where he had heard the lee.
Tic College CT Flsuce- OF course the
.F.'ff' c.''oaei th'. t*o ,oung nen, and now
1,:.i i'f!'t' Wns foE!utu TO lsare The younger
,-G - Pasts and 10 lit Marie 20 under n!a
,a-d IN ra!e attire 10 A'.,ca, where the
:''s -: 10 be nairted, AID sYterwar1is to re-
f~:. Tse nsta1ntr 2hs6ls II Mare into
r.s. sea: zrub >artas ded beyond expectation. Iu-
-. .'s af'' = ieavlt ? tie nnrte OF her parents
.,.,:cIs:Fa bsrself N the b0atd!pg house
VI! s,opp*d: III: unfortunately their
t,,as. u. La. 10 be los:ln1t1, 1-r on the ve.y
H.. .4 o1 ~a:ch Sue CAT T. 70 him he had &c.
;s.s1. -! sna hrokc ~ arm, ard Marie, who pre-.
/ 49, - be .oaLs co1sin, tu-, arrived from
!: :+,n.s had 10 nurte hlu during three wscks,
rsrs le had recovered safliclently to undertake
During thtBe three weeks sne was
sa etee Oh tue point o! being detected.
4. wv sas aisetaoou che even met her mother on
7s7 Hhos tqr heI e n!nat:. gnYe nst eg.,
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HEARTH AND HOME, "

w + shall issue en- or before Janua
w ry next, the first number Of ku-
raj and Family Paler-to be published
thereafter Weekly, and TO be devoted to
all that pertains TO Country Lie IN It's
broadCsr sense.
Itwill not DO partisan or sectarian.
1t VIII lie called
HEARTH AND NOME,
and will be under the general Edtofial
charge of Mr. DONALD 9 MITCHELL while
its Home and Fireside Departments val
DC subject to the supervision % Mrs ilFR-
RET bLEcHkR Stow, "ho 'rtH o(So cot-
trjJ.te rcyadu}y u cterH number.
\ large corps Of associate Editors.
high reputation in their specIIl dcpart-
mepts. has been enlisted in support Of this
enterprise and 10 labor Or expense viii,
bc spared to mase or paprr-ln subject
lnatr,r a. well az illustration-w worthy OF
\ place 10 every hoI-ehoid III the land.
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lropnctors, 81 Park Row,
New York
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The RIVERSIDE FoH 1869.

~HIS favonte MAGAZINE for the vUuhC an
pcttncps the following As among the no.
ticc,hle features Of the coming voumc.
/. New Stories. contributed especially 10 the
"R1vFRslpE in advance ot their l.uhljra-
ton in Denmark Hy Hans Christian
Andersen.
,. A Serial. "White ard Red" tf thrilling
adventure and humorous scenes amongst
our Northwest Indians. BY Mrs Weeks,
author Of "AinSlee."
3 Stories from Spenscr and Chaucer- BY
the author of the popular stories from
Shakespeare.
4 Papers on Invention and Art; now statues
are made. how telegraphs are worked, how
boy can maize photographs. etc, ETC.
! Hunting ia South Africa F.; Streets OF Con
startinople. American Cities, New Or
leans Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
Boston, etc, etc.
& Iile On the Prairie. Port Crayon's Young
NrGiuians.
: Fzqu;-ita Fairy Pictures and Poems
Graceful tales by popular writers.
s illustrations If the Bible, History, Natural
history. Biography, Cuuositics, etc.
O Fun and Frolic in all sorts of forms.
The list OF writers for the river nN' in
cluacs the names of Jacob Abbott, Hans
Christian Andersen. Alice ard Phoebe Gary
Nellie Ivstcr. T Goalljrg. Paul II Fayne
Horace {, Scudder, Helen Weeks, Nieux
Noustache. Author of 'Su~y's six Birth,
DAYS" Author o Seven Little Sisters, etc.
4 jMl-Dado FrontiSptecc and Il Hp0tbcr q
1nrqc Illustrations m erery 1Wnbcr.
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For the State Legislature

r JOHNSON COTTON i recommended
- the voters Of & Marv's county a. q can
iiate or seat ia the lowar branch y the
Gi@r-r Assembly Of MARYLAND AMI will -
.lruestlv supported hv the voters ~ the
county, parti1 uiArly by the young men or
Leonardtawu District.
June 10, 1859
Having served his county faithfully and
honestly in the lower branch OF The last Leg
stature Of Maryland, we respectfully re-
commend JET FERSON p LOkE to the
people for the same position At the ensuing
Fall election. CHAPTICJ DIsTRicr.
may 49, 1869
fSYLF ESTERJ COSTIGIN will con
sent 10 b acandidate for seat in the lower
branch CT tae General Assembly Of Ma
rylaud, be will receive al the coming cleo
ton an earnest support from
ChaPtico District.
july :, 1869.
II Col THEOPHHUS HARRI-
son, Of Charlotte Hall District. viii con-
sent 10 serve the people in. the lower
branch Of the General Assembly Of Ma
ryland. be will receive AT the ens1ing
fall election a general support from the
Factory District.
June 10, 1863
THOMAS MARTIN is announced as
a candidate for the Legislature at the en-
suing Fall election and Will be cordially
supported by Charlotte Hall District
July 8, 1862
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q
For County Commissioner.

At the solicitation Of many fri nds AMI
scighbors. have consented to become can
ddate for COUNTY ONUISSIONER
at the ensuing Fall election. As largo
taxpayer. begin to feel the necessity for
retreuchment IN the management OF cur
county affairs ; and | pledge the people, il
elected, u exercise the strictest ccenomy,
consistent with JUSTICE in the discharge
Of my official duty.
tER1 HERBERT.
June 3, 1859.
IfW. S. LYON VIII consent to be a
candidate for County Commissioner, he
will receive the vote of CnArrIco.
May 20, 1869.
We respectfully Submit J REDMOND
10 the voters Of the county as suitable per-
son for CoLnty Commissioner.
MANY FRIESps.
may 20. 1869.
GEORGE 5 MATTINGLEY Is respect
fuiIv recor mendcl to the voters of ST. Ma
~, county as a candidate for County Com
missioner and will receive an earnest sup
port from CHArTICo DIsTRICT.
may 20, 1869.
Door Downs Please sav THROUGH tho
o,,,''~1 ' - nv ,,,ner ,o,t;i r. siiAt,-
RIC C,,'' w;JI II corsent - he a candidat, for
~ Nm r',i,'r ~, nm w.
supported by the Factory District.
june ;, 1869.
r,. ~ nr-rr .c,,,.
MED - f' Is IeSito''uS ""-
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SIoheF at Tue ensuing al J'e'.!'n "'l's wa
oe "a'm'y S"PP"''e,. "I ,ne WIS y ,S. =.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Philip T Her bert &
Ign Herbert
F. A Herbert
& others.

In theCrcut Court for ST ary'scounty,
sitting Court Of Equity.
No. rs Equity,
nRDERED. tins 2s'h day of June, 1869.
~ that the sale ma,iv and reported by Il
Fred Maddox and rhos l. Davis, Trustees
filed in this canse, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause 10 The contrary be shown on
or before the first Monday of August
next : provided a copy Of this order be IN
serted in the Saint Mays Beacon. once
week for three successive weeks prior to
the SAID first Monday OF August.
The Report states that lot No > sold for
s755, and Garners Lot sold for 800.
JN0 A CAVALIER. C'k.
True copv--Tcst:
JNOA CAVALIER, Cl'k.
July /, ls6s-3w
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ST. THOMAS

- u
containing SEVEN HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, more or less,
at and for the sam Of FIVE thousand dol
Iars, and that there is still due to the
Plaintiffs. on said purchase. the sum Of
= ven hundred and forty-two dollars and
forv-five cents, with interest from April
Eth. 1861 and that the said Patrick
Dougberty is a nonresident of the State
of Maryland
1t is therefore. adjudgcd and ordered
that the Plaintiff by causing . copy of
this order to be inserted 10 the Saint Ma
rvs BeucoR once a week for four sue
cessive weeks. three months before the
1st day of November. 1859, give notice
to the said absent Defendant of the Obj ct
and substance of this Bill and warn him to
appear in this Court in person or By solicitor
on or before the 1st day of November next,
to answer the premises and show cause,
if any he has. why decree ought not to
pass as prayed
II FORD,
Associate Judge.
True eopy-TeSt
JNO a CAVALIER,
Clerk
july / 1S69-1m.
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For School Commissioner.

Mr. E.Iitor-If Mr. CoSrIGIN, the pres
ent Commissioner, is not a candidate for
recollection. ,ou are authorized to an
nouce LEO II HAYDEN As a candidate
for School Commissioner for Patuxent
District. Friends
July Is, 1869
GEO II NORG AN is solicited to al
low his name to be presented to the 1o-
tiers of Chaptieo district for School Com
missioner for said district and is assured
of a general support from the
People.
July Is, 1869
LEWIS II LEIGH is recommended to
the voters of Leona -itown district Il
candidate for School Commissioner for
said District and will be supported By { he
friends Of Popular Education.
July Is, 1860.
FL. Observation-Disclosures THOMAS D.
kDW ARDS US 4 candidate for School
Commissioner for Charlotte Hall district
and obIige Many Voters.
July Is, 1869.
Mr. Editor.-Please snnouuce J ] ALL
STAN AS 4 candidate fo7 School CommiS-
TsE fror1E.
July ;, 1869.
Mr.. Editor. -Announca EDW ARD. 5,
ABELL As 4 canGidate for School Com
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r. A. GOLDEN g. BRO.
G Is 0 G q r S
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Washington ID. c.


4 RE happy To announce to the citizens
IN Of st. Marv's county and It's contiguI-
ty that having at much expense provided
increased f.clities for the accommodation
and storage of goods and cattle sent TO them
fo- sale on Commission that they are pre-
pared to of r to those who may cntrust
them with their patronage assurances that
their merchandise will receive the highest
market prices
Our close communication With the wharves
and our long establishment ia the Grocery
business, enable US to command better prl-
ce> for country products than possessed by
any Commission Merchant in the city.
Remember the place
r. A. GOLDEN & BRO,
Warehouses No. "a and Sc
/ street South
Washington d. G.
June "A. 1e69-tf
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VALUABLE
PRIVATE
RESIDENCE
FOR SALE.

yEyHE FARM ON WHICH | RE-
81 side, will be sold or exchanged for
property in Baltimore city or county. 1t
contains 600 .FCEsE2S immediate
" adjoining the village Of Leonardtown,
about 80 acres are within the corporate
limits of the village and contains many
beautiful building lots.
For beauty anl convenience of location,
it is unsurpassed by any residence in the
county.
For terms apply to r WALLIS BLAK-
I,TONE, Esq, 81 St Tauls Street,
Baltimore, Md, or 70 tho subscriber at
Leonardtown.
JAMES T BLACKSTONE.
July 5, lS69-tf.
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MILLINERY
AND
FANCY GDD.CS.

ny VILE and MISS lRENEFt RCk
o respectfully inform their friends
and the Public that they have just opened
a large and beautiful assortment OF MIL
1INERY aud FANCY GOODS, embrae-
ing Spring and Summer bONNEIS,
HATS of the latest fashionable make,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, and indeed every,
variety of articles embraced under the
heading of Millinery and Fancy Goods.
e." 4 very large assortment of NO.
TONS, TOYS ana CONFECTIONE-
Kl
X. The entire stock. having been bought
at great advantage in the cheapest mar
kcrs, viii be sold At figures which VIII
defy competition.
April -, lS69-tf
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nTRCAMP MEETING WILL BE
u held at the same pace, near Oak
VILE, to commence
TLY 3Oth and continue one week.
Rev Or. Morgan, Rev. DR.. McCauly
and other ministers viii be present.
Our Southern Methodist brethren, with
terr, ana preacher, AID all others, are corr
b. II. SMITH,
Pastor
July -. 1860 1t.
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FOR SHERIFF.

JAMES Z. ALVEY is announced as a
caudiiate or Sheriff in 1869 and viii re-
csive ior shat position the enthusiastic SUP
port Of the PLoFLE.
Noy Il, 1856.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-07-29

I, r..a;,1
| w.. r
cb,ri ,o,r pI'n
/, ~. w.. n"'
.or. which, ~
hat this H.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-07-29

- TUE SrAT OF TyrELtI-
until rrcon'lv. been ac-
that impressions are con.
tn" nerves to the brain.
the physical sensation al
lin tel"graphs back its
es which move accoriino.
Is now strongly opposed
bard and other emine,t
o affirm hat the limbs
themselves without in
brain, and quote in sun
~ the fact that fla rc-
frog be touched on the
t Of a lance, he will en-
lnd claw Of the cores
ish away the Offending
would appear to indis
of Nervous centres dis
N, 4 still more cnri-
ne1plnlnel fact is tina.
experiment the claw
ID from the part touch
endeavor to use the
same purpose. This
elearIy shows that.some
/. Is carried on in the
nd is an apparent con-
lversally admitted The
alone is the seat ofin-
,cording b. the PoU
ID great curiosity in
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EQUITY NOTICE.

No. 223 \ f.
THE object of this sn.t is to procure
L decree FIR the sale Of certain real
estate living IN Saint Mary's county for
purchase money due on same.
The Bill states that on the 10th Of
june. ie61. the Plain'iff SOLD 10 the Pc
PENDANTS certains tracts or parcels of land
living in Saint Mary's county. commonly
called aud known By the name Of
TRUTH AND TRUST
AND
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-07-29

i III railroads in the
Fl AZ 81 so, 000,-
20 900 invested in
ID as follows: $456,-
$50 National b1nks,
,stcd in 20 State
> of the railroads
at 500, 900. 900,
if"lsht, and $40
rrs, The earnings
| at from fifty to
: per anuu II, or
cent on the capt.
nc prop rty trans-
~ Is not a'clIr iir-
York in 1867.
or seventeen hun
"rth Of mrrchan-
sporting Sl,ll5,-
c'tnals $50, 0UO,-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-07-29
PART POINT No POINT,

or the same land of which George y.
White ,itd seized and possessed, contaln-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-07-29

[sTIsrtcs Recording
w there ucrc in the
Fdins the Territories,
beings Of the male
+ of tn female, thug
ABOUT SIX per cent.
3. Ia some individJ
the proportion was
Pshire haying 49,
l6 females Mls4a-
TO 629 POI ; Rholc
3o3 CONNECTICUT,
New York, 1 DO
Jew Jersey, 322.73:}
Id, 216, $50 to 30
fo!lAa, 3l3 go to-
n'icrancc inIhc 9TH
greater the other
gate result was as
, 1869-10-08

The Mnn Lays Himself Out for the Grave.


Last evening youps man committed suicide In
scr1 deliberate And ayEternstic manner. He has
len no record to tell why he did II, and therefore
tne ease tn enEe.oped tn mystery. The clrauu.
stances are these:
About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, = we'll
Creased Young mau entered The dining and sleep.
lnR rooms At S. Randolph street, known rs tho
Home .9 Made and re9lstered h1s name As caarea
lpQ. y ben he occupied aleeplnK apartment, lie
9esHeo 70 use The room, he said. for the
ssy, aay, aLd made n ar1aueement to that effect. he
ahen went 10 Walker d To 3 drug 1tore and pro-
cured one Of their bustncss cards oa he luck Of
which be wrote au order for ten grains Of srophls
aen ys1s ne aG5e principle ot eeaaena aud
AND no dsuegtst d IN the habit Of selling L without
Anowihg who the purchaser L The young man
IEsenntlons to avoid suspicion. lie wentto Nh HaY.
Sents drug asote 1t the corner Of state ana iaa.
4o!pn streets. and presented the card, when the
i va IcF Walker c. II. smith tasn st Teas ses
haS1 E. 70 "a n's soous a g Randolph street, and
sste o 1ns -, 91r nfF Ens 10 the
Ine proprietor Of the houte seeing the light
eernn9 ~ ~ daJ gaze orders 70 call to tho ocza-
1sa pan5 o. ne toom & to tcFo + o. he made no
spease. lnty cales! 10 him several lines, but the
Abous haltpass IN the evening tbs proprietor
,o1a esei o ~ NC a1som and pstceved that the
md discovered that he wns deaJ
II ls not known at what time he Swallowed the
poison. one Of the boA1leIs heard ! kind OF sup-
pressed RFoan Ia the room about s O'CLOCK So it
u pfohable that he did It then. Tic appeasa to
nase gnne very systematically 10 work ID commit
known something aoout the method he adopt
ed. One creet Of atrophia IL to stlf1an the body
TO make respectable appearance, made a sulta.
bic provision for the eycnt fe wna found 9tretcA.
et out at full length, undrcaeed, face upwardwtth
~ nHD tNA nm hfu t.rA-
paNnbtukcrB ticket was found In hta pocket,
which showed that he bad pledged his trunk and
NJ that II contained Tor e!avsn dollars. IIo hnd q
wall In perfect order. They hat been purchased
enlY lev days before troln ciothieE on Dear-
any sweetheart or any friend lie died and MADE
no atgD. The came Of Smith was found to be IN
Ac17bcd On the inside Of bis SHIFT colln{. lie sE-
ptarcd TO be about 2a Jear1 Of aga
The Coroner will hold an Inquest on the body
this forenoon.
, 1869-10-08
General Nutlcr Interviewed In at1t.
WAnkeF.

"eASaAA AuueH interviewed In MIL.
Wankeo.
When 7erera, pr,tsr M, ,a ,,r-.
xent. hc xn. in,c1r,sTca hs H. ~ M!ninaaKee last
Daftv Ttneon.;m Wltt IL teiIor sas loea Of The
10 let NJ r,tftnrnshad yss,3RS tesu1ta:
r IsntIeT remain IN sHs cttS ~. s NJ - AcaeIA y.
Nltnous an 1nfrrviex @ ~ ~ - ~ seSen noats
the Ht.eo,sfn scnt rcnnr1ee ~ - y. ~ 9oeauon 50
IN @~f'' 80 ~ "''se e4e OH man
"Hcporter, General 1,pt,er- + h.va co,,. :,
wfttr ypu up WIN yntt nicasn "a ielt NJ eat - ~
knoV, tAak nav pIsce Il mon n.na,. S "AA' !ou
"GeneIal Tui{er, Jonf InnH anr.h,ng rns
papers have told more about me than fnnw M
seif. lang the papcra any way. aad donhiy hang
these Interview rCpotterz- II God ever n,s1e
hulfnnce they constitute one. l mean pothin0
personal, but sou may make It so Il you Wish. I
pave net word to say boat polttIcs, the atate al
me country, or finances, non. did not come ont
"Kerosler. Hut, General, might ask you
question
General Butler. Certainly, Hr, and ahau M
sHef II OF NOT, tu&f ~ plcaae.
"Reno1teI. ia II tue, GeneEnl that you we're
ln t9e sa'fl uoslneas at New OsIeansY
!" Efch u stormy weather my OF sunshine vii!
nleak toiou9n tne neAvJ clouds, Such ray at
onSe hroke through the seemingly lnprrguable
ven 1nat eoneeAls the Generals face. His eJe--
ooth cJe4tWinksed mischlevoualy. He seemed
70 como doHn lfum h!1 high and dIgnided estate
Anu 20 met y once Into conRrn!Altty. Drawing d
cnAf np 70 the table, hs mot,oned the reporter to
fake another.
"Gsnesal Butler. We had much amusement
nteI Moooy. ron see, Moody hhd grest deal Of
tle uxe 3ankee About hln, and 30 be placarded
" ~ VIII tne Wofus, DO Iou buy your Ahirts
, 1869-10-08
THE PACIFIC COAsT
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observation-disclosures

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