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Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-04-07
ONE HOUSE IND lot.

The above property is pleasantly si.ua.
ted in the village Of LsonsrItoxn bciug
the same Of which the late Mrs. Eliza
Spaldiug died seiscd and possessed. and
the same nov occupied BY Dr.. Charles
C,mbs. II has upon Il .
COMFORTABLE E!ll
DWELLING ~
in good repsir. oil necessary -
out-hosses and very productive garden.
TIE TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed BY the decree. arc: Ooe.
third Of th" purchase mouey to b, paid
in cash, the balance in equal in.tallments
Of one and two years. the deferred paw
meets to Be secured BY the boods Of the
purchases, with security to be approved
BY The Trustee. and beariss interest from
the day Of sale
When oil the purchase money shall hsvo
bees paid. the Trustee will execute deed
70 the purchaser. free, clear and dischare.
cd from all the interest Of the parties %
this cause and Of thos claiming by, from
OF under thcm.
10. r. MORGAN,
Trustee.
April 7, 1S70-b.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-04-07

PROCLAMATION OF rue FrvTRrxrn
Axx~pxrxr.-Since sur last issue. Gen.
Grant. in . stupid and stilted message.
has snne unced to Congress that the Fiji
teenih Amendment has bren adopted BY
three -fourths OF the States and 10 there
fore the la~ of the land. And the Law Of
the land il viii remain just 90 long as
Grant and bis party retain power sud not
= moment longer. We would suppose II
States can be coerced to adopt an Amend
ment to the Constitution, they csn be eo-
creed TO repeal il. il they viii not repcsl
Il without coercion, and that IL the Su-
prcns Court can be RECONSTRUCTED" for
orc rsrtisan purpose. it may be 'recon-
strrcied" fnr another. And this IL the
great crime and blunder Of rsdicalism -
II fas unsettled every thing and nothing
is permanent. II has n ade Congress ON
nitosent. Very we'll. "H you have
Jcck". you can make him bite me. but II I
have Jecko. / can make him bite you" !"
Whenever parii1an end vas to be OBJ
tanned. it neither scrupled nor hesitated to
treak or set aside the Constitution or to
trample under foot the plainest principles
Of Law and Justice. It never seems to
b ve thought d .: its Own bigh-handed
"irsiruc,ions" might be made to !'re-
turn ard plague the inventor" Gentle
men. it is fatal exsmple you have set.
A time must come when Butler and Sum
ner shall no longer be king or men like
them be rulers in tho Congress Of the
United States. Then men shall be seen
srxi.us. impatient and eager to restore
"a noble rurposc-but reckless as your
selves Of legal barriers-reeklcss as your
s,lves. hungry from exile. flushed with
triumph, perhaps demanding inquisitiOn
and dencancing vengeance for your crimes.
We shall not mock when your fear COM
eth. for we love only the steadiness of
just laws or their peaceful and harmon
ious chsngcs-nos the violence Of faction,
even our own. We shall not mock but
this Se shall tell you. you reap only as
you have sown-,hc fruit you gather is
Of the tree you planted. All this is re-
tritutivc and poetic justice-,he lez tall
ionis-but it is not the way to good gov
eminent. Ou the contrary, it is the ''rsad
70 ruin"-the direct route TO the sad level
Of Nj xican disorder. Our present trust
i. in TIE Democratic panty. We believe
i, now to be conservative and to aim at
the restoration Of the States to their nor
NAL workings in the Federal system Of
the Fathers, but We have conversed too
long With PARTIES and factions to dismiss
altogether the apprehension. that the
moderate aim and eounsels that now ap-
pear to guide it, may not in time become
dis:assefu'. or that partisan interest and
ambition may not ultimately lead il to
initiate The example Of radicalism. and
become Constitution unto ITSELF"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-04-07

Dspassra this lila. n Dslsi~~es, =
Wedss.asy nsrsiae. NssA 1eA. slt-r
. sesss illsss. which sks hars With great
resigaaaise - tA- viii Il he D,v;as Mes
~. Ms kLLkN A. MATHEWS,
axsd - ysas. Lss hss rs,saivss asd
lkSsods - eeasolsa vish he rs1essi u tha.
~ vasle k6 vas lie u prayer IN I
god tsrks. "Bles~ed ars sks dsal N ,
die ia the Lacd. fnr N ir works do felle .
shen."
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-04-07


kF r. viii be s~es ~ reference 70 the
Sheriff. notice in another erlamn thaf =
rc~.rd It s7s Is oEerd sNr The sPssthen-
sion NJ three negro eHnvicss vho escaped
from ire jail st this place on the night o'
the 5ih instant.
Since TIE above vas written. Hill and
P.ine. two Of the eonvic.s. have been
.srrurrd
The Legislature adj"urped On Mondsy
last. but 10 is dif6cuIt ut this time to say
exsedy vhst Il has passed or what omit.
ted. We shall Be able TO see daylight In
= sw days.
Congressional proceedings are devoid
Of special interest or mischief.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-04-07
Trustees Sale
of a
HOUSE and LOT
IN LEONARDTOWN.

DY virtue Of a d cree Of the Circuit
- Court for Saint Mary's county. Sit
ting as 4 G 'urt OF Equity. p,ssed in .
cause 10 which r r Spaldiag is Couplaia-
ant and = 4 aud Jno. r. Spalding are
refeodan's, bearing date Of the 29sh
day Of March. 1870. the undersigusi. -
Trustee. will odsr as public sale. as lie
Court House door in Leonardtowu. on
Tuesday, the 3rd day of My
next,
between the hours Of 2 aud 8 o'clock, ..
IN. the following desirable Real Estate
TO nit
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-04-07


Super Phosphate easisalens to Bone
Phosphate ef Lisse, 81
Polaaa and Soda, S
WE again cali the attention II the farm
w ers of Maryland aud Virginia n our
EACELSIOR. c"mp"sed ." 700 pounds of
No Peruvian Guano, ard SEQ pounds
OF So,uable Phosphate Of Lime thones dis
solved in sulphuric acid,l potash and soda,
forming the most concentrated. universal
and durahae fertilizer ever offered to the
farmes-eomb;nins oil the stimulating pro-
pesties Of Peruvian Guano. and the ever du-
rab;e festil sing properties Of Ground lSoces.
Excelsior is in 6ne drv powder. 7repar.
ed expressly for drilling. and can be sp-
piled in any quantity pcr acre, however
small and il - the opinion Of many close
calculating Farmers, alter Twelve years
experience In testing il side by side with
other popular fertilizers that an application
Of 100 pounds Of Excelsior ID equal to 200
TO 500 pounds Of any other fertilizer or
suano offered for sale, therefore is fully 100
to 200 per cent. che ,psr. Aud
T.oe,ue years Experience il tie GroxsA
Of Tobacco,
In Maryland and virgiaia. has dem cnstra-
ted beyoni doubt that Excelsior has nc
competitor in the growth Of that staple -
II Is the unanim 'us opinio, Of the 1obae-
CO Planters Of Maryland, th Il fro N the ap-
plicstion Of Excelsior the crop is heavier. Of
fner quality, cures earlier and better, snd
II not 20 liable to suffer from drought -
frum Peruvian Gu,no. We refer to every
Tobacco Planter in Maryland.
Uniform Quality Guaranteed.
~ The eesy best estdenee sse esa e6sr q
he saise q or Excelsior - . crop grosses
sad fertilizer. 10 de Esa . - bsiag sasitassd
sad COS ale1sated in dis and other cities.
~ Farmers should zee that the ANAL
YSlS and name Of ]. J. TURNER & CO
are bsan.ied on every bag IL RED LET
TIERS. All others are countesseiss.
Price S65 per Ton.
J.J. TURNER & CO.,
- Pratt Street. Baltimore Nj.
April Z, lS70-3m.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-04-07
TO CORN GROWERS.
]. ]. TURNER 4 co.'s
AMMONIATED BONE
Super-Phos osphate.
ANAIYSrS

Ammoaia. aaa
Sesbie Phosphate q Lane, eo.sI
Bsse PSaapSofe q Li1e, loe7
For Corn. Oats and spring crops r.csr.
ally u has no superior. View hish enco.
0iuss have slso been paid iis eiBcaev /.
the growth Il Wheat and Tobacco IT, -
three jsars. Compossi Of the nese con
ceatsssed materials. i il richer IN Amno-
mia and So,sbie Phesphases then asv oss-
sr fertilizer seld, excspt Cur s.Rxcs,.;s- !.
and b msas With SANE care ssd m.
soe-saifaem quality guasasts.d. -
and dry. IN sxeeiless srJse foe dr;iii,~-
Packed IN eags an1 hssssls.
Price SIS per Ton.
J. J. TURNER . CO
g Ps.st Ssssst EaIsisess. IA
APsil Z. leSo -.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-04-07

u1sn1 - - Can1a - sAesuo1so ssnaa 90
e1oI1A - ospy. Cnn1a G - oU1 asu1ino,
- tnag - - lsG1s1l<1fsa e - 0snnaSs
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-04-07
uLIlcfll'! !ln.

~ applicatiss 4 RM Eav>ras. C,a.
" leesoe II tAs Sssse and eoussv t.xes
10 tbs 2sd Eiscsioa Dssrses q Saiss ~.
rye sosnsy ~ he yssss 1858 ssi lSoo.
L b oe1ersa b The Cesnsy Co~uisu;oe.
es esr Ssiss Nary's sos.;y. shss tAs ssid
h u E'vsrds proceed b ssll. al siv.
ing twessy days pssv;oss notice Q, he
Cesr, Hoes, door ssd .ost psA' . plae
% tAe eousts ead By psblicasi,a q tie
SAINT Mafy's Bsncoa. . nevspapsr pub.
lishsd in Saint Mays eounty, he q.
l6wia9 la.d II ~ 3sd Elsee;oa Disss;es
of Sc Masy's ecsaty. 10 sie.
One tract o. parcel of land. >.lled as1
lseva By The sassS PART ST.
RICHARDS MANOR,
sostaisi.g
$50 acres,
more o. Leo.
This laad b aasessd 70 james A Clarke.
and the State and sosaty saxes due thsss.
on are - follovs:
For the year. 1868. SaS s.
With interest from January
1<s. 1869.
For the year. 1859. Ga 70
With interest from Jaauary
lst, 1870.
This land is to Be- sold 10 the highest
bidder for cash. to pay the Taxes asd b.
gal charg,s thsrsoa due. - psr The abovs
sla'emsnt, and he said lasd, vhsa cold,
to be conveyed BY deed Of bargain and
sale 70 the purchaser thereof.
BY erder
DC HAMMETr.
Clerk 10 County Couniasieasrs
Tor s. Mary's county.
NOTICE = hereby given. hat q sH,e
Of the above advertised lard zin TAX,
plass q the Greea Holly. near n Hsso 70
Landing 10 the Factory Dis,r es, o.
Saturday. the 3Oth Of April,
instant,
betveea the hoars Of ~ o'clock. N. nj
1 o'clock, p. u.
RIM EDWARDS,
Collector for the
2nd Elsetioa DiRtr 1t Of
st Mary's county.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-04-07
EDurine the long pcriod Of jeff

~During the long period Of Jefftr-
srn Davis's services in the United States
Senate. he vas admitted to be among the
foremost intellects in that body, when il
vas far more intellectual than it is now.
lie ranked. ss one Of the mos. forciblc and
elegant speakers. and never rose to ad-
dress the Ssnstors withoat showing him
self thoroughly well-informed upon the
subject under consideration That he
made streuuou. efforts in the Senate. aud
BY addresses ut various points in the Gen.
trail and New Englaud States. to bring
public sentiment to proper conception
Of tho dsngers Of the si'ua,ion. and there
by avert the threatened rupture Of the
Union. recorded history 81 fully proves.
a. to place tho fact beyond successful con-
trsdicticn from even tho most pcrsisteu,
lervcrters Of truth. Yet few days ago,
Senator Mcstoo. Of Indiana, had tie ef-
frcn,ery 10 rise in his place, apd declare
that in receiving the mulatto advcnturer
Revels, - Mr.. Davis's successor, tae
Senate had lost nothing 10 intelligence,
while il had gained much in patriotism
and loyalty. Al one time Mr.. Morton
vss considered 10 be e gentleman Of taste
and refinement. but IL vould seem that
exceeding loyalty and Rsdiealism have
together about completed the work Of ma
king him malignant clown. Ga this
occasion bis conduct was contemplate,
but luckily be alone will suler for i, in
the opinion efdeeens men Of all parties.
~ Nos losg since I called upoa some
lady friends Of mine. and Vas ushered
into The parlor BY the servant girl. She
asked uhst name she sheuld announce.
and Wished 10 take them BY surprise,
aud replied Amiess q ffie1d). She
seemed q Gsse lissle psssled. bat quick
y ressiniag Ase sonposars. che. in
- klssdsse n.nssr Pessibls. Observed,
What kisd ef e0s. Sirr'
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-04-07

HThere are many families Who use
night lsmrs. and through inability to pro-
vide gas. have been in the h>bit Of burn
ing kerosene oil. very good thing when
properly used A few words on The sub
jees Of i,s use at night: When she ligh.
of the kerosene lamp 70 turned down low,
the combustion Is not perfect, sud the at
mosphere Of the room becomes vitiated
BY the uocoasamed oil vapor By the gas
produced BY the combustion. aud also
legitimate particles Of smoke asd SCOT
shreva eG. TO Be takea iass the longs Of
the oessPasts. Air shss poisoned i dad
u In ID elects, and the voedee h that
the psoPls ase nos ioosdiasely and iAs.l-
y Injured By hreasLing it. Its soass-
qssesss are the snaeeosae,bls and uys-
ssrioas hesdashes. irritaaioa ef throat and
lungs. dissiaess ssa nassea.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-04-07
TO TOBACCO GRO w Z RS,
TO GRO " ERs.
"EXCELSlOR."

Containing Ansusonia. ep- cent.
Super Phosphate easivalent to Bone
Phosphate e Lime, 81
Potash and Soda. s
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-04-07
Price S65 per Ton.

J.J. TURNER & CO.,
- Pratt Street. Baltimore Nd.
April Z, lS70-3m.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-04-07

As this, most prooabiy, - the last let.
ter that observer" shall ask you to in.
sert, permit me to thank you Cor the trou-
ble you must have been put to. from tim
to time. to decipher my (too often) al
most illegible Ms, and to express hape
tina, may have contributed in slightest
manner to the amusement or entertain
ment Of the readers Of the Beacon" to
whom. Editors and Proprietors. am un-
der many obligations and whom shall
always hold in grateful remembrance.
OBSERVER.
The extract from III e Gazette, referred "a
by our corrspon lent, Is in substance, a. fol-
lows The Annapolis correspondent Of the
Baltimore Amevscas, Ar. Mc(arrigle, hAvias
obtained and puelished the Report Of the Spates'
Investigating Commiftpe in advance Of other
newspaper employees, unfair play was suspec-
ted, and Mr.. S?ases, meeting VIZ. McGarrigie on
the 6oor Of the ,euate, accused the latter Of sb-
Mr. Spates. "who played this trick" "You
are missakcn," said Mr.. McGarrigle, al do not
know your man." At this Mr. Spases gave
him the lie. ''No," said Mr.. MeGarrigie, "l
did not manipulate your man," "Yes." said
Spates, ''yon are the scuundrel, and ! ows
you sonething anyhow" Upon this be turn
ed round, reached his caas from the window
and struck three tl0ws over ne0asrigle's
bead and shoalden. wilsea- of Prince Geor-
ge's. ran in and interfered. SpAia made an
other attempt, bat other Senator's iaterposed -
"Yea are in the Senate CAxnhsr, Mr.. S2ases, %
said McGarrigie. "Aft<r the LeEislAsare a.
jouras I'm settie uith yea" "Nevsr mind ths
Senate Chanbee." !" nid Spats; "rn 20 vish
yca now ia ths yard 10 seftls with yoa thsre. %
Thus eaded the astay. Il appears dat Casade,
inaf rsPsrt hose with hin, vAieA - haa "a
right 10 reneve from ~ Cenas. Tbs Ser
geAnt-aa-Ar0 was ssat ana oAeninsa The rs-
pegs, bss set - esSy vaieA C1naes haA slss
nkea. Hs was Rsf a0.iA. - vo - ID
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-04-07

"c'e A"ays moEe VI ieSS apparent In the
fiual result.
The appropriation for expenses Of Gu
bernatorial mansion and stables has occu.
pied Of ia.e too much Of the tine both Of
Senate and H use. Fourteen thousand
dollars for stables will appear 10 the ma
jori,y Of your readers to be most extra
VACANT and unnecessary outlay. and 30 in
fact il was; but, after the work hal been
done. excepted and enjoyed by the State.
the Legislature had no alternative (coa-
sistent with justice TO mccaaoics and la
borsr.) bat to foot the bill. The Senator
from Washington county spoke very feel
insly aud poiutedly on this subject. To
the no little surprise and amusement OF the
Senate, he teclingly declared that IL he vo-
ted otherwise than in favor Of the zap
preparation" his wife voald refuse TO kiss
him on his arriva, home, and that he vas
determined 10 bring such record With him
as would eatille him 10 all marital privi-
leges. Nov. in view Of the fact that the
Hon. Senator (Nr. Gorc) l. . remarka-
bly, 6ne aud elegant looking man, and .
notle-hear.ed, accomplished and whole
seized gs.tlemaa besides. and that his
wife is gifted With rare beauty asd INST
fsseinating manners. 10 appeared 70 ne
that there uas pot much danger Of the oe-
carrenee Of . very pssloagcd estrasge-
mens between them. lss his votss On zap
propristions" for Gubsrnstesial mansions
and stakes Be what tasy night.
There has beea sese delay and no lit-
tle trosble in adjusting and rs-aajsssi.z
so1s Ssv sppoistesaes n year sssssy.-
The matter. however. has bsea 6sally
sssalsa. AZ - ex eaaiss sessisa, hsla
u ~ uilals e ~ vssk, ~ nano Il
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-04-07

being psr{
fridge die
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emptyine
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|
ha:i Of the
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MisrtIlantuns
FARM FOR SALE.

A Fine Farm of 100 Acres,
fs6I1f situated one half nile north Of FTe-
lssss mont, on the east side of the river-SO
l7fP acres well improved and 40 acres un-
- improved. The soil is & rich black
SAND and very fertile. The buildings consist Of a
good house and barn. There is a fine young orch
ard IN good bearing condition. The farm is under
good fences and well ditohed and has sufficient
TIMBER for farm use. The owner being engaged in
trade, wishes to invest the money and will sell the
farm at bargain for cash. or If desired will rive
tine on half the amount, For particulars inquire
Of DAVID MAGINNIS on the premises, or ad-
dress j. b. BLANDIN, No. l0l Adams street
Toledo, Ohio. SsmsE
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MIN zopertisrmtnte.
NEw Yong, August 18th. 1870.

w" 1oRK, August l5thr 1917.
Allow ne to call your attention 70 ny PRE-
PARATION OF COMPOUND EXTRACT
BUCHU. The component parts are, BUCHU,
LoSe LEAR. CUBEBs, JUMPER BERRIES.
MODE OF PREPARGTioS.-Buchu,i in YacuO. Ju-
niper Berries, by distilatiOD, TO form fine gin.
Cubsbs, extracted by displacement with spirits
obtained from Juniper Berries; very little sugar is
used, and a snail proportion Of spirit. It is more
PalAtabls than any now in use.
Buehu as prepared By Druggists, is Of a dark
color. 1t il plant that enits its fragrance; the
actien Of fame destroys this tits aotivsprineiplel,
saving dark and glusinous deOoctiOu. Nine is
the color Ofingredisnts. The Bucha in my propsr
alton predOminates; the smallest quantity Of the
other ingredients are added. to prevent fermenta-
tom upon inspection it will be found not to be
syrup-and therefore can be used in cases where
Wa '-'''' IL ''iis' you "A'e 'i'S
Wv - 'O-''''' 'HO '-'' ''Ols "a p'e-
WV ~ WIN '-'''' 1-4
'-'A' uPOH iH'P''''OH II WIZ hi'S' WIN your AP-
P'''-'D'
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ain' ''iy 'e'P'''i0iis'
HI HEL4BoLD,
oh'mist and Druggist Ofl0 Years Experience.
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WHITE LEAD.

The experience Of centuries has proved that
there is no paint equal in value to PURE White
Lead. and for these reasons, it COVERS MORE SUR
FACE WITH LESS QUANTITY OF OIL. AND STANDS
THE WEATHER LONGER AFTER IT Is PUT on. Dur
ing the war the cost of manufacturing White
Lead was more than doubled and consequently the
country was flooded with cheap adulterated paint
sold as White Lead, none of it contained more
than one-hlK of White Lead, and much Of it none
at ALL white earth called Barytes, almost worth
less as paint, being substituted therefor. Since
the war demand has sprung up for perfectly pure
White lead, and this demand is fully answered in
the pure Pittsburgh Lead made by Davis, Cham
bers Co., which is composed of 81 parts Carbon
ate of Lead, and 9 parts of Linseed Oil. While
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different grades of adulterated lead to suit the
price of the purchaser this firm justly proud OF
the fact that they make only strictly pure goods
White Lead is unsurpassed for wHITENEss. fine
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sirable paint that can be used.
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Deli ious Drink.
Warmers Vinum Vita, Or Wine Of
L1feS Is free from any poisonous drugs or impuF-
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nlant 1t IS splendid appetizer and tonic, and
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blood 1t Is the most pleasant and deli i0us article
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fact, life preserver. Those who wish to enjoy
good health and free how Of lively spirits viii Be
well to take the Wine Of Life. It is different from
any thing ever before in use. It is sold by drug.
gists; also in all respe table saloons, Price One
Dollar, in quart bottles.
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WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.
DYSPEPSIA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tome Is pro
pared expressly for Dyspeptics and those suffering
With habltual Costiveness 1t is a slightly stimu-
lating tonic and splendid appetizer it strength.
ems the stomach and restores the digestive organs
to their healthy stste.-Weak, nervous dispsptiu
persons should use WARNER's DYSPEPSIA ToSIo.
Forsa by druggists.-Price One Dollar