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Weems' Transportation Line
OF
STEAMERS.
SHnin,fr arrangement.

IN and after WEDNESDAY,. June 18th
| | 1870, one OF the Steamers will leave lia!-
| | timOIe from their wharf. Pier No. 8.
~ Light street. foot OF Conway street, re-
ceiving passengers and baggage only, every
Wednesday ard Friday night at 10 o'clock,
for Patuxent Eivcr direct, proceeding as far
up as Hill's Landing.
Returning, will leave Hills Landing eve
~ Friday morning for Benedict, AMI leave
Benedict every Saturday morning At 6 o'clock
for Baltimore; leave Nottingham every Mon
day morning 1T O'Clock fer Baltimore di-
rect: both steamers calling at all the Land
irGs on the River, going aud returning. for
Freight and Passengers, and at Plum Point
every Saturday and Monday. for Baltimore.
Leave baltimore every Tuesday morning
at g o'clcck for Patuxeut River, via Plum
PoiLt, proceeding As far up as Benedict.
Returning. leave Benedict every Wednes-
day morning ut g O'Clock for Baltimore, cal
ling at Plum Point gcing and returning.
Leave Baltimore for Plum Point every FRI
day morning at s O'Clock, returning same
day.
Freight received on Wednesdays and Fri
days, up to 5 O'clock, at No. Tobacco
Warehouse Wharf for all landings on the
River, and on Mondays. at same Wharf, for
below Benedict
fier No. 8, Light street, foot Of Conway
street.
WEENS,
Agent.
,,JuEe %. ls7O--tf.
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Crre Of Kidney and Bladder Affection
eta Potieut Serenity Eight Years
of Age-Tanks to
Mr.. HelmJold.

GIEARp. Pa. March 81, 1869.
EpIToR CosNcPoLITE:
desire rs an unsolicited tribute to the
merits OF Helmbold's Buchu, and for the
benefit Of those similarly afflicted rs myself,
to say that after consulting many eminent
physicians, and trying nearly all the best
advertised remedies in the vain hope Of fiEd-
ing relief from aggravating kidney and blaG-
der diseases, from which have suffered ex-
cessively iUT many years, good fortune H.
which commenced using with little faith,
and no apparent beneficial results for about
q month. At the expiration Of that time,
however, thought commenced to expert
euce slight relief, which encouraged me to
persevere in its use. anu now at the expira-
Iicn of four months, although am an in
firm old man, nearly seven;y-eisht years of
age. and consequently medicines cannot be
expected to favcrably effec, inc as they 9TH
erwise would. ] have found such unspeaka.
bl~ relief aud permanent benefit from MIR.
HelmboId's valuable discovery, that l feel
ought publicly TO record the fact. as an ..ac-
Acknowledgement to him aid q valuable sug-
;estion 10 the public.
Yours, Respectfully,
D. NJ. LAREN.
Mr.. Laren refers to the following gentle
men:
Col Dan Rice. Girard, Pa.
Chas. Stow, Esq, Girard, Pa, Ed. Cosmop-
elite.
George II. Cutler Girard, Pa. Attorney.
4. J. Hines, Girard. Pa, Attorney.
Capt. ID. ". Hutchinson. Girari, Pa, At
toTney.
David DIN, Gira-d. Pa, Merchant.
David + ID y. Girard, Pa. Merchant.
c r Rockwell, Girard, Pa, Merchant.
3 C Ely, Girsrd, Pa, Druggist
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R. A. GOLDEN E. Bro.
C. Is O Gle R s.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Washington d. c.
AND

A RE happy 10 announce to the citizens
IA Of St. Mary's county and its contigni-
ty that having at much expense provided
increased facilities for the accommodation
and storage of goods and cattle sent to them
70. sale on Commission. that they are pre-
pared to OF r to those VIII. may entrust
them with their patronage assurances that
their merchandise will receive the highest
market prices.
Orr close COMMUNICATION with the wharves
and our long establishment in the Grocery
business. ,eaable us TO command better pri-
ces for cnantry products than possessed by
any Commission Merchant in the city.
Remember the place.
X. A. GOLDEN 4 BRO,
Warehouses No. "a and Sc
T street South
Washington ID. c
June "a. ls69-tf.
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10 Pharmaceutical Preparation. The pro-
per name is given, aud il IS the most active
which can be made; it Is endorsed as a
cure by all medical works. for such diseases
rs recommended by the Proprietor. II is
pleasant in is taste and odor, free frem all
injurious properties. and is taken by Adults
and Children. IL is Tonic. Diuretic, Blood
Purifying aud IRvisorating. Enieebled and
delicate constitutions of 10th sexes will find
it far more strengthening than any Of the
Preparations Of Bark or Iron.
See Medical Properties contained in DIS
peAsa.ory Of the United States. Of which
the following is a correct copy:
BUCHU.--lts odor is strong, difrusive.
and somewhat aromatic its taste is bitter
ish. and analogous to that of mint 1t is
given chiefly in complaints Of the Urinary
Organs, such as Gravel. Chronic Catarrh Of
the Bladder. morbid irritation Of the Blad-
der and Uretha. diseases Of the PROSTATE
GIsnd, and Retention or the Incontineace
Of Urine, from loss OF tone in the parts
concerned in its evacuation. Ii has also
been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chron &c
rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections, and
Dropsy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-17
OUR FfTHER'S EOCSE;"
THE ENUPITTEN WORD

Fy DASrrL MArcn. u. u author Of The
T. pnlaf MIGHT Scaues." This master
ia 'horg't al d lar GU & show. u. untold
riches and beauties in he Great House
viii il. Bloom inG flowers, s., e.1g Ii j.
Waving palms, Rolling clouds. BcauifI'
low, Sacred mountains, Delightful rive RS,
Mighty oceans, laundering voices, Bag
ing heavens and vast vi ivcrse with COUNT.
less beings in millions Of worlds, and
reads to US in each the Uuwritten Word
Ko-o-ltu,cd paper, ornate engraving and
'nFcIb binding. Rich ard varied il
thought" "Chastc." Easy aud grace
full in style" Correct, pure Gle.
waiting in its tendency" "Heautiful and
good" "a household treasure" Cm-
lncr dations like the above from Collcgr
Presidents aud Professors, nj listers Of
all dcnomi atoms, and tie religious AID
secular press all over III, country II.
freshness. purity Of language, with clear
open typ. iine steel encravings, sub>tan-
tial binding, and low price. make it tie
book lor The MASSES. Agents are selling
from 30 to $50 Ter week.
We want Clergymcn. School T achcrs,
smart young men and ladies 20 Introduce
the work for US in every township. and
We will pay literally. No intelligent
man or woman need be wi,kou. paying
business.
S:Ed Cor circular. full description, and
Trims. Address
KEIGLFR & McCuRDY,
IL : Six h street, Phila., Pa.
139 Race street, Cincinnati Ohio
80 Monroe street, Chicago, III.
500 n. Sixth ST.. St. LOUIS, Mo.
or. lO2 Main ST., Springfield. Mass
Sept l, 1870 4m.
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rSHnE ahnvs well known IIonsc has rs.
Gently hecn opened nv e. I. Barnard,
formerly Of the American Hotel, Washiur-
ton, II. c.. AID has capacity to accor,mr.
da'c over hundred people with lodging,
aud has capacious and nicely furnished
rooms for families. Connected with the
House also is q ladies' dining room. Tie
>,rictest order is maintained and accomrno-
dating servants always NJ call The House
IS open at nil h, urs. The advantage OF {.
Hotel upon the plan of the Sherwood House
IL, that the ga.S; can accommodate the prlre
III his living to his own WISHES, paving onI-
Cor what lie gets. The Sherwood House la.
recently been newly furnished and rp!it,r6.
ahf. being in Il central and business part al
the ci,y offers unusual Inducements Ia ira
vellers. \ fair trial i, asked, ARA patronage
from s.. Mary's county solicited.
L Z BARNARD,
Agent.
su' 10, $50 Il.
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A supplement containing numerous full
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GREAT BiHGllN.Si
GREAT BARGAINS!

MSS IRENE FuRCK h,s jus. return
4Vk ell frc,A Baltimore with full aud
carefully selected stock Of
iDress and Fancy Goods
iucluding PfQUE'S. very cheap. viii
NliIlNEkY OF all kin,is and OF she very
latss, STYLES. Her entire stock having be,h
purchased a, prices approaching geld T ties
aud rs che is willing - sell at u small :
vase cor ca.h. she beii, vss that ladies will
6nd il to their interest ~ give her call be-
tore purchasing elsewhere. Grateful To her
friends aud the public for pas, encourage
meut. she respectfully asks for e0rtinu
aaee Of their avor-.
nay 8, lsTo--,f.
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Licensed .factioneers.

TAS b. r. ABELI., havi.g qualified 81
- Au c;ionsers according 10 the requirements
the Lienseiaws Of the United States, Give notice
THAI they are prepared to atend TO the sales Of
all real estate ar other property thai may DC Of
ssred at public auction in ST. Mary's county,
address: Jas. Y L B.iR- Aheli. Leoaardtowa,
Nd.
niayi2, lsTe-x -..a
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Of tie kind an the World"
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.

IEarpcr's Magazine. arar. from the illas-
trati,ns. contains from fifty TO one hundred
per cent. mere matter than any similar Pc
riodicai issued IN the En- glsh language.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-17

Use wlySLow'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
- the best remedy exian; for Dyspepsia, gen
eral debility, etc, sold everywhere.
Sc NJRDOCES ANTEBILIO Us
~ Pills for the cure of Bilious complain e,
colds, ETC., sold every where.
Sc CASP4AS MOST LCIION-s 50
~ eyervwk here.
BCRROCGH BROS,
Wholesale Druggists,
Ligh, st. near Pratt ST..
GEO. ". DAVIS,
No. las West Pratt
Baiiimore.5
Oc.. -. Isss-t.
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I,e.ssrD Aver,or.r..

ID NJ. EDWARDS, having qualified IS an
H. Auctioneer according 10 the License
Laws Of the United States, gives notice hat be
will attend TO the sale Of all real or personal
property that uaay lie offered at public auction
in ST. Mays county. Address, X n Edwards,
Great Mills, P o., 5, Mar. county, Nj.
Jane 3, l5so-6.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, AP-
PLY 70

a Nccdham & Sons, l42 Light st. " nari
Baltimore.
j Br"ders s. Co.. II King st. Alexancria.
q Waters. I05 Water 81. Genrge,owr.
i II Crouch. d st. Wharf Washington.
March 8, lS1O-tf.
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CHOICE FLOUR, ETC.

lust received. September 1s.., so bar
- rcls Of Choice Flour. pu, no especial
ly for US at Lawrence's Mills. Ohio.
New 10, Choice Sugar at l2l per ID.
lard. Bacon, Fish, etc.
An entire new stock Of Confectionery,
Cakes. Crackers and Cigars.
Also, direct from the Manufacturer. a
large lot of Grinds.ones aud Wooden
Bowles. which will be sold at less than
Baltimore prices.
At the Old Brown Store, Leonard
Town.
A. A. LAWRENCE & CO.
Sept /. ls70-,f.
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testimony
Cure Of Grarel Of Fire Years iStandin.
Stone Passed and to be Seen.
SAVANNAH. lynn, May IA 1869.

SAvANNAH. lynn, May IA. 1869.
DR.. II. I. HELMBeLD
Dear Sir-We introduced your "Fluid
Extract Buchu" in this country about eight
months age. and are happy t, state that 1t
is meeting with universal favor. We wish
to inform you Of one instance (among many)
where your "Buchu" has worked wonders
a man in our county named J. ID. Cstel
had bcon suffering about five years with
gravel. About six weeks ago he bought o;
us one bottle OF Your "Buchu." and before
he was through with one bottle he passed IA
grave. that weighs EIGHT GRAINS. which
VIC now have on exhibition in our drug
store. lie says that he will never be with
cut the "Buchu' in his house again. Your
preparations are gaining favor every day.
Very respectfully. yours, &c.
ECCLES s. HINkEL, Druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-17

WEI resume her route on TUESDAY,
March lst. leaving fier No. 10 Light st
Wharf. Baltimore. every Tr, sday. at 4
= NJ. FIR Alexandria. Washington and
seer clown, stopping at the folowiu. WAY
POINTS on the Potomac River: rncy
Point, Stances Wharf. Cohurn, CEapticu
Wharf. Chapel Point, Matthias r"int,
smiths Point, Nanjemoy Stores and ps"'s
Wharf.
RErURNING-Will leave Six St, CT
Wharf, Washir s,on, every Saturday AZ 4
\. NJ. and King Street Wharf, Alexant in,
at Z A. II.
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Boarding House.

SERs. HAYDN and MRs. POLK dsught-
WI ers of VIM I Maddox, Esqr., lat. OF
Leonardtown, Md. having removed from.
Saratoga street to North Calvert street, No.
a. areprepar TO receive
Permanent. Transient and tn
bic BOnrders,
The house was formerly called the Club
House and is located above Barnum's do
tel
march 4, lS69-tf.
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VI A F UG A.

"a REPOSITORY Of Fashion. Pleasure. and
fInssrsctioa."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-17
REFERS TO

Rev WILLIAM COGSWELI.. West
port, Conn.
}. L. q. CANNON, Druggist, Nes.port,
Conn.
II. B. WHEELER, Esq. Westport,
Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq. Westport,
Conn.
Or. WAKEMAN, Reading. Conn.
H. w. ROBINSON, Wholesale Drug
9 st. New York City; and many others il
necessary.
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Care Of Bladder and Kidney Afcctio,

Cure Of Bladder and Kidney affection
Of Long Sundiag-Stone Passed
and to be Seen.
WEsrroKr. CoNS.. September 8. 1850.
II. 7. HELMBoLD, Esq:
Dear SIRE commenced taking your 'Ex-
tract Of Buchu' about two weeks since for
an affection Of the Gravei blade! and kid
neys. have suffered by spells. very much,
for a few days past. But yesterday relief
came throus h the effect of your "Buchu.'
A stone passed from my bladder about the
sizS of a LARGE FEA, and now feel perfect
~ well and entirely free from the pain that
| have suffered with $50 hard" | attribute
my cure TO your medicine entirely, aud
would recommend all persons similarly af-
tccted to try it. have great faith in its
curative powers.
Yours. truly,
TIIlNItCI
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THE
STATE OF MARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
INSC RANCE COMPANY
" or BALTIMORE.

Office No. 1876 ". Baltimore street.
TtitS Company insures on the mn: ual p'a
I Buildings and persontl property asains
Less or damage by Fire. The entire pr6nt
are returned to the policy holders.
B G HARRIS. President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Fran els Ncale Of Neaie, Harris & Co
5 II Caughy Noah Walker K c..
= McCully Ponerait e. McCully
hilip I George Z" George Il Jenkins
b u Harris late g Nealc, Harris & Cot
Hon George Brent, Court Of Appeals.
George p Jeakins, Charles county.
George Combs, ST. Mary's comfy.
Ell SPALDING.
General Agent.
MaIch %. ls6o-ly-Mar -, 1870
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NE respectfully announce 20 the CITIZENS Of
w ~ MAry'S and Charles counties that W.
have engaged in tho commission AMI forward
ing business in conjunction with our establish
liShcd grocery trade, and solicit cousign;ncuis
Of nj! kinds of country produce, also wood and
lumber, for which guarantee the highest
market prices.
We woHld also call attention 10 our large
s'ock of Groccri,s, which VIC CiFer To our Pa
irons nj Mhnlcsale rates
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-17
References {:

Geo II u bite. assistant cashier Natl NAL Bank
Washington. u C., George 4 Jenkins, Balt,-
more, Md, John Palmer, u TYLER aui
John u Abel, ~ Mhry's COUNT, Nd, Wan
Il Lewis, Acc"mas county, Va.
June :, lsI0--ly.
, 1870-12-10

appor. unity 10 deAl il hlow. Your comma
ii tits matter i, ut ano'her tfy.denos of. ~
In ousiH ency o. m<h- Y0u \ abaak 0 lslt-
tie ei , for tho Weat, 70 ~oSage "a psact'c--
40 you tell no, at Chicago. I ra9la.. yon
ss 10 sis s.,s s'ss Vii + nut; eS: s 1oa =: Gs
Won hsve Atty compunoi- -ns OF cons: s:isucs,
ead nd.
lie. ttan ro;n*s out that 1t the euumoni,e
of the care. Dooittle told him he should de-.
c1d for biz client. Ag.iu 10 the street, tht-
purpose VAS r. peste1 subs Aqnently 90 several
oceAdons. ehen they vent 10 get : rink to-
70 her. when Doolittle called m Ela1lge. or
in the sire t. up to vi hin = .ev days Of the
rendition Of the report, the rrfarae repeated
/ l. puf pnae IN TO decide. isafote renderiug
b q &c .i.iun. Dooli lie asked b1th II *yeFs 70
consent n fl hfa fees II o"e Thousand dJ1-
'ns, which they jit. On this point E!iridgs
ii WA rurpriaea at the .uouus you
uiehed fixed, - vel, a. the proceeding on
ypuT part - l,feree. eonst t1er.d Them
moro ihan exurbitant. sirri+ ~ickedlr out
IzRaQut, hut AZ you sad Field WAS perfectly
willing to sigp them, 4 hsl in:inatsd - to
you. + I refused. cnn=idared It tnr the inter.
81 Of my cause TO sign the c7nre1t, which
act pleasantly abou. it. but an Inclined to
9th. 1wi.e."
Eld,idgs concludes his letter ty charging
Doolirtle with r2tifyipg fraud AMI st,enp'-
ing to A.siet ~rung doer. su hhve
chapged ycur decaeion,"' hs raye. A- in mar
mar which will excite tho suspicious OF every
1easoE sble man."
Doolrttl- refused to receive this letter, hn'
subsequently read it, incorporated IN an III
dAyit In ruppuHt of motion to set asi Ia hi.
report. H4 then wrote 10 Field and She'.
mar, rovising his cnurae In the case, m
rhoHirx the mental proccs4 BY which be -.
rived II the couctu-ion he did. He conclude.
his let er N follows:
"a b1s there ia 0ne feature OF the attack Of Iii.
E1dridte which mAk-s II e1eeedlngiy palo'ut "a
me- lie has known me for more than two Yeas
atd has protesseh great reg t1d AID ftten fsh!o
for ne. SnW because hASe de.tded tnla
question z3atnst h.s Client, he charge.
e n n,s wh srtesF ,na, md f5aaa 9; y
agreeable y rminns Of pseassnt acquaintance,
but fheie Is one consoiauun. This IS tcrmt01!
III N aEgnAtptanee which should have souraed
haf tomntentndtd It's scope and character.
You are Mt liberty tn make usa Of t1is letter in Dc
Tending ynn's~lf and Jnuc clients from ~ OF
trn,o II The statements ferein contained, saouid
~. r DooL1TnE. JR"
These letters we're all tworu to and sub
ecril.ed 10 the court, as evidence in the quea
tion Of setting Aeide the report. Ar. Field
for yha defendants, made powerful speech
charging Eldndge With tAmpeEing with th
referee, aud failing OF success, eoncluding u
uust have been btibed by The otuer slds
The cou1t took the papers and reserved its de
cislop.
, 1870-12-10

woods, On Sunday piaht pettis ciusioned
{ ut ASainet telling ANYTHING, Gun says Pet
tie va. y. ~ rnuch frigL enr<f aud qn'*er,ng
III over = bile ,beJ. were h,n'i.,ng Hazard,
Int u 1t be did MI tel scafao
Cuf is 4 boy about Eve feet oish. iucAse IN
height, and Is MT vers strongly built. H.
IL. thorough negro face, With = very low
iortbeAd nnd thick bu-h5 bair. His ans Esfr
to sbe humorous questions Of the "fae srs
displayed e ntia+raLle cunning, sn1 he d ,es
OF appear to be ampraesed ii h the mtgni-
tuoa OF the dead. H,s stor* WAS carefuily
prrpsrsh. Lut not plausible enough. and tue
elcse questioning Of the t'ficars soon broke 1t
doun. and tbs sbove narrative. drawn out by
pirct me J, aar OBJ b'aipcd-
usvis thus otsaiped cla4 to the oshex
party in The s-rnble tragedy, tho of3eer.. At
bA,f-past ! this morning, started for "ent-
poit toarrest Pssti-, ard the aunouocemens
bss tu.t been received thst sbeJ sill undoubt-
edly ar1ive ters with the ynu~g murder IN
'be cuu1se Ct tive evening, and tho preei NJ IA y
e1aniLaion. will probably, be held to-no'-
ILW.
, 1870-12-10

ions: hn. Lnndnu Distributed an ,1Z nur pr"v'n
- 8, $50 hs a. wcn. mating total If isf,-
exias; hi! Wh.t L'veeonol, dsas4o" =. s'atnam2
y, DC. imp rfs 1lAy safelI he put exatost SAT
! ~pc,sr,., New tpri~Ans Bost,o. Ac- tat*T, TIL
,xua. rttrs1J- ri ctt n of teas II Lnufau NOS
.xer sttfsct xlnbu \ a-t"utso1 Taere, fow "a
lea cap be bouHat ut I: ~ IL c ufi per b. me.
:nm nj 81 =, {s centR ard G1- :. 70 81 csnts,
nth some %, ,ooa. .ooS Is siwaye ready for mntds-
aie dtspoaruh-"
LITXR
After the close OF 'ch.uga, No. 2 spring
4hrat wa in Il. ht dero.nd, tbs m1eket olns-
ipx trrn at q O4@l.04H cash, A1a si.HM
-elIe- last hA IT December. Other gk41na
md proYiaons we're dull.