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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-24
TEEAESSEE.

To Be Contested. .- Hon I. ]. Gailada~.
member of Congress elect from ;ls district,
received Saturday uotiHc; tion from Hon. II.
!. Pru->gr that his right 20 seat iG the next
Congress VIII lc contested, " oa T. q grounds
oi aud. violence and iui.mida Jon ap lied ia
TIE election. and tecuESe fae election was held
I'm disregard q. tie Laws UI Constellation O.
the State regulating tLc same" or course
everybody know. these charge 20 he ultcrl.
Iritul"u- AMI Will o.t foundation. bur. al,
tie other hsui. ever bpIv wLo is arguaif
5ci with the Eaijc.I mo lc oI settling con
tested elections knows thai. i'm all rrohaLil.-
~. the legally elected Representative wiz C
lc's.s,a.cG Uut ui the seat tu Which . C !, en-
titled, AMI that the fiith district viii be
rcI rt s"utci IL thc next Congress by NJ.
Pros er or not at aIl.-L-BAN HERALD.
II ERmG 4 CID=NT.-Wc have heard
the most holriuic accident that it has ever
been our dufy 90 record, which occurred IN
Inc npunts,ius OF Polk county, on last S}tUr
.iay evening. Il seems that young man or
hoy b. the ntlnc OF stephens was cutting
down Il trc" aal when If commenced falling
hc stepped back In order 20 bc out of danger,
placing his !cr against a rock. When tae
,rce Icll, it hplsuccd back, striking his leg
lust below tie knee and seV,riu- il entirely
from his holy. When he was found hc was
living son.e ihirty 1ccJ distant from the dis
mem5crcd limb, having rolled down the
mountain the leg was so badly manglci
az to renler ampuiatiou above tine knee nee
cs,ary. The operation was pcrouncd by
Dro. ). 4. long and i. Slack, OF this couu-
t.. Death eusuel about AN hour after ann
putatiuu.-ATHrNS iCST.
...-r- -- Lr.li-I an; ;5-,.,.,+- bava ,,rtr-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-24

r.. LAwRENcE's WOMAN s FRIESI
Cure4 All Dis"esos peculiar to Femaler.
Dec .. 1S7O-Iy
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-24
Scientific.
OTHER WORLDS THAN
OTUS

Worlds, Studied Under The Light of Recent Scientifc
Researches, By Richard A. Proctor, B. A. T. R. A. S.
New York: D, Appleton & Co. 1911
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-24

THE Legislature of Tennessee has
taxed Insurance/Agcnts SO they da. e
not operate in the State at II. Now
the Phoenix Insurance Company paid
into the State last year $1,000 more
than it received for its policies. Bat
the recent bilIreally compcls the Pco-
pie to torego fire Instance or to send
to New York. or to some other out
side point 50 that the commissions ON
this large business will be thrown en-
tircly among outsiders. Bat We sup
pose the Dog Tax viii make amends
for it all.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-24

GEN. STOKES is a candidate for the
Office of Doorkceper Of the Next
House of Representatives. In other
words he would rather be a doorkeeP-
er in the house of Grant than to dwell
in the tents of radical wickedness.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-24

CoNGRESS has again gone to worn
on the kr-klux and with Characters
tic Instincts has summoned GOV. liol
den to testify of Southern outrages
We suppose the first one he will al
ludc to will be his own impeachment.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-24

No Stale has greater proportion
of her young men engaged in dram
ming for Northern merchants than
Tennessee. And yet the Legisla-
tllre has taxed this class 50 uumerci-
fully that they dare not comc home
and solicit orders from their friends.
This is taxing against patronage cam
ins the State. Keeping it out.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-24
DIPCiir0I.

PROF BSSOINAL-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-24
3tisfnG Atns.
FRIDAY, February, "a, 1871.

The writer does not wish TO be understood
A. being opposed to the improvements now
being carried forward by our Authorities.
but having respect and telling for old age.
even aged trees, when issoloted he respect
fully offers this his
APPEAL.
The City Fathers into muss it seems Ii We
gotten:
Not about Gold, Bonds, Stocks or even King
Gotten.
But streets, say they, must not, shall not be
obstructed-
Even though Iorse-racks and Grave-yaryls
be resurreeted.
AT the summit Of Shelby Street, n short time
ago c .uld he seen
Five brave old Oaks, live old Oaks, as any
Ween.
These towering old Oaks at their mandate,
sterT. and rash,
TwoOf them have been felled, down, down,
ThrOe others near by, yet stand, awaiting
their doom;
Their broad branches overshadowing and
sheltering Shelby's tomb.
That sacred place where this good old man
doth from his labors rest
His duet bequeathed to US by those who loy
ell him best.
WoOdman, touch them not, do not, dare
not, those old Oaks rend
Let the trio, still to the whistling winds OF
Winter bend.
Oh let them be till Father time, his stern
decree, his fiat forth doth send,
That decree, unto which all creation doth so
surely swiftly tend.
Soon Spring, with its cnlivening showers and
cheering suns rays
Will these old Oaks, with their foliage green,
mantle ~ in past days.
Soon the sweet son.stcr of the Wood happy
and joyful at its return,
Upon these boughs with sweet sougs of
praise, unto US a lesson would lc: rn.
lerrOu If gratitude, love and praise to tie
good Lord, above
Who Successive seasons, doth unto Us send
in his kind care and love.
Then, Oh City Fathers oh listen TO this
our simple address,
Spare the old Oaks, aud we viii TO you our
gratitude express
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-28
PROSPECTUS
81 OFTHE BAITia0KE {. stE |
Evening Journal.

-
Solicited and encoursesd by many 4 III
entisi ei,i rms os Baltfrnore 70 pnde &c
the eEiefp1se Of q Daily Eyeuisg sJsurnal
in tina cisy,a essst public neers.ity e this
time. We have determined sfter q careful
survey Of the field. tn establish an
UNADULTERATrD DEMOCRATIC PA.
z-AuC Pea sg gF9 i
wh!eA ~i6k Il canp q he ssss. prisciples
q American liberty. a. enunciStsd by the
Washinssons ard LETTERS rs OF the past
will, Esvertheless. courteouslv entertain due
respect for the opinious Of those who differ
from NJ.
Oas ehia sssssssitts N sssSs ssesr
nal eoessisuncusi auinn htwesn Ire NORTH
and tie South. Ne shsll Strike unsrarins-
" military ,,espniisn, oppressive taxation,
and ofbdsl dishonesty ir 81 quarters. We
WI be independents % an ciiques. and pub
'ish psrer Tor tie people, who can rely
upon the 6rm advocacy of the right. and
fesriess exposure Of the wrong. Iu word.
our motto shall b.: "The PEOPLES advan.
taee II the eniding rule for deciding aiI qses-
iicns OF STATE" We shall advocate Q rapid
immigration here Of the European races.
and uphold the equal rights Of all citizens
native or adopted. We will oppose with
all our strength, any attempt to array one
class OF relisiorisis against another. regard
ing such action as dangerous, fsnatical. IN.
republican and undemocrafic.
The Baltipsore Ereaing Journal win Je Is
sued on Monday, September 9Th, 1877, at
No. 1872 West Baltimore Street. There will
be three editions daily at u 8, and s OF clock.
p. N. Either edition Of the Evening Jour
nal will be served to subscribers living in
the city fr II. cents per week. PAYABLE BIZ
weekly 10 the carriers. Persons wishing to
subscribe. by leaving their name at the o.
Zee WILL receive prompt attention.
Z. NJ. YERGER & Co,
1872 West Baltimore Street. Baltimore
Sept. ], 1871.
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MA RYL AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.


PIE prosress Of Tile Insaranceip the Tn
tied States proves this great ,rown;rr
triumph OF riotern sci.nce and phiisn,h,n-
phv to beone of,he marvellous featu, Is ofou.
sccial ecnncm~
The wisdom Of all ages has devised moth.
ing that compares with Il. II is 81 snanisst.
" so"d, that il 10 lifsirult to zee how an IL.
tcl'icent man, with proper concern for the
een"fort and protection Of his famil, can fail
:" avail himsei fof its benefits.
Life Insurance leaves ready money N set.
q" estates to advantage. II will ptcten, .
sacrifice Of property r. a mar die IA debt, 7,
Is snbieci to no tax during life. nor Orpba, :,
Canr' expenses altar ieal,. Iiisrxemp, hv
law frsn debt. II l. rspii!v becomin. .
ride thst al spcu az lust Attributes ins,,re
On, MARYLAND Company c,mmepds ;,so,f
IN the confidence ard patronage or onr p.o.
ple in all parts Of the State. It's directors ara
mon 81 known tntegritv and ability. IN wbe,,
the public NAV look with confidence for
nat and careful supervision ofits affairs 7,
must hcclcar to every intelligent mind thai.
1t we would secure the largest prosper;,v al
nnr State and people individually, we must
hn'h M our institutions and keep our capi:
Al at home r.s
Had the five million dollars sent out Of The
State annually for insurance been invested AZ
"omc. u would have told favorably upon orr
own wealth and commerce. This ia cr,pha,-
icsliy OUR coMPANY-gotteu IN hy our rrsr
merchants to afford the opportunity for all
tn insure without sending the money on: of
our own State. The affairs Of the Companv
maraced with economy.
Such has bren our marked success that va
were able after the second wear 10 declare
and pay in CASH as large dividends as the o..
pssr and LARGEST company ia the United
S'"tcs. The Company feel greatly cncouy.
ged ny the patronage and co.operation they
AVE received, and solicit a continuance 81
The same. The laws OF trade, commerce
s.ltresPect ard se'finterest cmbine To make
his the Company for us
Now, dear sirs. in view Of all the sJvarta.
'ts vt Life Insurance as an investmenr-,he
Of hfe-the strong claims of wife
and children upun husband and father-,be
uncertainty OF business, and all the ordinary
FIRMS Of invesiment--s il no, tie moral dn,v
nfevrry man To put something In form that
vii. prevent want and .lis'ress .or trouble ON
the part OF those ne loves
BY all means Insure, and DO u nj once In
The Maryland Company. The officers OF this
Company are:
GEO p THOMAS, President.
A X Foam, Secretary.
BOARD or DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Faster. Geo II IIiluer.
Alien 4 Chapman, Thomas Casssrd,
Se" Thomas, William Devrics,
Hugh Sisson. Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods. .Jr.
Al MYERS, State Agent.
THE COMPANY REpgR TO
Judge MagTuder, Judge Ford. Judge Ma
.'n. Hon Fred Stone, Barnes Compton AID
Editor Of Beacon.
bI-A J MfERs, the State gent. will he
% Lconardtown during the first week Of Cour:
!" transact the business f,he company, and
pfore,,, M Baltimore C6mpan.
les
Aug q. ra6s-t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-28
THE PICTORIAL
chronological Journal,
SirtAA f7i is7-As arD
Family Magazine.

"The Science Of Man." and his Improve.
ment, by all the means indicated BY Science
is the ohjecr. s~ -%s -
Parenologv-The Brain and lbs Function
the Location and Natural Language or the
Organs. with directions for cultivaiinc and
ret aiming them and the relations subsis.
ting between Mind and Body described.
ELECTROMAGNETIC all the "Sisns OF
Character, and How to Real Them is a
special feature. ..-.. .,.r.t
Ethnology or the Natural History 81
Man. Customs. Religions and Mndrs of Life
in different Tribes and Nations, will be Civ
en-.
Fhysiology-Thc Organization, Structure
and Functions Of the Human Body: the
Laws Of Lite and Health-what We shoult.
Eat and Drink, How We should Re Clothed,
and How to Exercise, Sleep and Live, In &C.
coriance with Hygieric Pnncipies.
Portraits, Sketches and Biographies-of
the leading Men and Women of the World
in all departments Of lie, are also species
features.
Parents and Teachers-As q guide in ed
eating and training Children, this Magazine
has no superior, as il points out all the ne.
cuiarities of Character and Disposition, and
renders government and classification not
only possible but easy.
Much general and useful information on
the leading topics Of the day IS given. and
no efforts are spared to maze this the most
interesting and instructive as we'll Is The best
Pictorial Family Magazine ever published.
Es.abli~hed.-The Journal has reachetli,s
ed Volume. The form is Octave. 1t i,as
steadily increased in favor during the many
years Il has been Published, and was never
more popular than at present.
Monthly, at % . year, in adj
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Weare offering the most libsral Premiums.
'nciose Is cents for sample number, with
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Nov II. 1870.
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Sn The Iron Steamer
Will on and after MONDAY, Sept. 18th. 1871.
leave baltimore from Pier Light street wharf.
every Monday and Thursday At p. M, for
Aqua Creek, and the following landings on the
Potomac River:
leave Aqua Greek at Leave AQUA Creek nj &
81 N. on Saturday for a. m. on "Wednesday for
Chapel Point, Stones Chanel Point. FoxweIr :
" harf Foxwelrs Wharf, Kinsale. Coan
Wharf, Lodge Land Wharf, Jones Wharf
ing, kinsalc, Jones Leave Baltimore nj q n
Wharf Leave Balti- IN. ON THURSDAY for
more at 6 p. IN. on the
Monday for the above above
Landings LANDINGS
Will also stop at Smith Point Matthias Point.
Cedar Point, Longwood's Wharf, Pincy Point.
when signalled, or TO land Freight or Passen-
gers.
Freight received daily, carefully handled, and
forwarded with despatch at lowest rates.
ES> For further information apply TO -.
&C. p. IRVINE, Agent.
Office. 1873 Light -, Baltimore
Order Good. per Steamer Geoyyeanaa.
April q, is7l-.tf.
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TASTY b n. r. ABRLf., haviag qualified =
- Anstieasersa<eosdins e. thersqnissosasso al
Sc t.icase Lass Of the astsd States, give notice
81 they are prepared TO attend 10 the sale al
- real sssa,e or osnes pfossf'y TIA. may ee o.
.iirrsss JAs. y. . BlR. Aesll, llssnardtevs,
"a.
aayl3, iefe-a h
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TWOPLYFELT.

For Sheathing Houses, roofing Temporary
ui!dings, marking Wafer Tight Floors, and for
placing under Slate and Shingles.
In rolls &c inches aide BY 20 feet in length
faoh roll will cover a surface 10 feet square or
100 square feet.
For Sheaibisg il can he nailed upon the
,'ndding, making perfectly air tight sheath
ing, and sire protection from dampnsss. Rats,
hIce CT vcrmin will not go near IL
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iArCard. Ill

1sHE undersigned. having now an inter-
ct 10 the commission business with
the xsll known frm Of Neaie, Harris 4 20.
Ct halluscre. would infcrm his friend, AMI
the public generally q the lacs, anj n
specifically solicit share Of their p,trousse.
eossieat = The belief that no pains viii b.
spared 10 promote their istrssse.
=. c. NEALE-
July -, lsSl-6m.
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I.o...rD Aver,or.r,.

- y. EDWARDS, having qaaiised rs an
AVs A.esSoeeer according TO The License
Laws Of the United States, gives notice tha, he
s1l ssaead - tbe snse sf alb vssi or personal
property that may be offered at public auction
insSe- Mays county. Addr~ss, n Y Edwaris
Sreat nils o. 81 Msry's county, NJ.
james. q, is5e-sE.
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Eyr4RRED SHEA THIyG FELT

FOR Carpet Lining, Deafening Floors, and for
putting under Slate, Tin and Single Roofing.
IlPnt mp in rolls weighing 100 pounds
10 pounds Felt will cover n surface 10 feet
square, or 10" GORE feet Manufactured by the
kPEN ROOFING CO.,
lo5 Sonill second street, PHILADELPHIA.
Aug "a, ls7i--tf
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riRRED ROOFING FEfr.

Csed extensively for Siseaihing Houses, md 70
Tar ard Gravel roofing, also for placing under
SLATE. Tin and Shineie roefng. .+4
u Is .sed IN parking woolens and Furs to
protect them from moths.
Tot up in rolls weighing IS pounds each.
10 tnnds Felt will cover surface Of 100
sluarc feet.
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Well Digging.

pERsONS DESTROYS Of having wells dug
= can have the same done by the under
signed expeditiously aud cheapiy.
Rates, IS cents per foot. for digging and
waiiing. Orders addressed 10 the care o
VIM. ). Edelen, Jr., will be promptly at
tended tc.
VIM. RICH.
~ References IL necessary can be given
Tor the faithful execution Of the work.
April Is, lS7i-6m.
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ENGLISH ROOFING FELT

IL found TO stand vel 10 Nh diaases, heing
extensively nscd for Roofing liausss, Osss-Esild-
iug and Sheds; for LAYING Flat Isoo6s, Cus-
'"ts, Lining Gransries, ssor~hon q. or Malls,
iei'her outside or insid%l. ard for placing an
der Slsirs q. Tiles. It's also cheap end ef-
ireis'e Ceiling on the snnden,e.th side Of r.f-
ter: Of Slated or TiIed Roct. and a. a Ceiling
70 70 iron hoofs, eouniesacsiag Heat, FROST, and
tontenss 'ion Of Moisturp
Inc English Felt 10 pat mp in rolls Of IS
wards in itngih, by 20 inches In width, and
G. niaining 6 surface of ZOO square sect.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-28
Spring Goods.
VNHE undersigned respectfully announces TO
l. his patrons and the public that he has lust
returned from baltimore with large and care
fully selected stock of
Ready-made Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods
and Hats

for Spring and Summer wear. His stock Of
clothing includes a full line Of goods of the
most fashionable make and best materials and
will compare f,vorably with the work Of the
best Merchant Tailors. In Gents Furnishing
Goods ne has all the katest novelties i'm
NECK WEAR,
HOSIERY. .......
GLOVES,
SPRING and SUMNER "
UNDER WEAR, ETC., etc.
His stock Of HATS embraces all fl,e latest
styles. His expenses being fight be is enabled
to dispose of his goods ut very low figures and
his stock, only consisting u the three line of
goods enumerated abosc, win be found TO be
the best assorted and cheapest in st. Mary's
county.
Thankful to his friends for their past liberal
patronage he respectfully solicits renewal of
the same.
}. SIHNS FENWYcH.
may I, 1871.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-28
THREE-PLY FELT
EOR ROOFING.

in rolls, Is inches aide. Is 50 fset IN lengsh |;
."ch roll gill cover sarfiee 10 fert square, or
loo square feet.
u u 10 lie laid across the roof. shingie FASH
ion. With n lap OF two inches and secured by
Mailing the edges With ID nails and Tin caps.
When laid, the Felt IL 10 be painted with
Aa'f,c Reef Coating. and Ssnd~d. The Nastir
Root coating is mixed, rendy tot ~. and ID
anp.i.d with brush
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-28
Boarding House.

N -. HAYDN ssd Ms POLK ,daus b
Wk ess Of Wn T MADDOX Es9s. late
Lesaasdssvn. Nd. having removed froG
Ssssaeea st-set 10 North CaIvsststreet Ne
5tAnepsspasvdts Fsesivs An
Permanent, Tsa1s6eot md =
sms Ale HeesAess>r
The house vss formerly called the c q
House asd islseatsd abevs Bssnsn's D,
tel
march ., ls6s-tf.
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MICA CANVAS ROOFING,

10 rolls eontaiaisg $50 square fcei. Is to be
lad across the roof, and lappsd Single fashion
"ith LAP offwo inches, and secured by nail
ing the edges with 20 OF tacks.
This is the only Composition Roofing tina,
docs not require finishing coat Of paint or &C.
incEt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-28
Boarding.

MRSJ. G. N'LBURN, formerly lefcs. NJ.
AVA ry's cosnty, hss removed troH .Ie. az
Hssover 81, to leo v. Lx.bsrd e., betw.rn
sAsr7 asd Lsassfys and ID prepared % receive
Pernans.s and TRANSIENT BoarSers.
Jan gs7e-f
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GOODS TO SUIT TnfTIMEsI

| SVOO~ ~ OVuB uUS ] UU "
MISS IRENE FrRCK takes pleasure In an.
w nouncing to her friends and PATRONS 4,
St Mary's county, that she has Just received and
| opened at her Store in Leonardtown the mos,
extensive, beautiful and cheapest assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
| BLEACHED, BROWN
and PLAID COTTONS,
WHITE GOODS, &c,
C4LICOES,
MILLINERY
and FANCT GOODS
TO he found in Lower Maryland. Her stock has
been purchased at the .. r-....,
'.r LOWEST RATES
and she pledges herself to
sell every article lower than
II can I've purchased IN Saint Ma
rvs county. Her long experience in
purchasing and selling such goods as she
now carries in her stock enables her to defy nj,
competition and she confidently assures
her customers that they can save from
10 to % per cent. by purchasing 81
her. Her stock of Dress Goods
is unusually large and in
cludcs all the most
fashionable styles
Of ......
Crenadines from IS, IN IN rc,,s
-1ipneas TO *
La~ns l2l tc50
PopiiRs I" IS 10 30
Deidfses .,
Piqaes, splendid quality IS
and full line of the most beautiful WHITE
GOODS Of all descriptions. She has also pur-
chased in addition to her former stock large
assortment Of
LADIES AND CHILDRENS' SHOES
which she will dispose of At very low rates.
Grateful tn her friends for their past liberal
patronage, she respectfully solicits a continu-
ance Of the same.
70 BoNNETS and HATS repaired and
made TO order. -63
Also
CONFECTIONERY,
TOYS,
NOTIONS,
JEHELRT,
May II, is7l-n.s
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Federal Union.

TIE New York Day-Bock. fer 1877. O.
per year; Three Copies. $50; Six Copies
ard One to the ge,ts up Of the Club, $I2
len Copies, and ono to the eeiter mp Of the
0sue. sis- These rates IRE 90 prepare for
the enlargement OF the Day Book, which we
propose TO eject during The year.
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SPECIAL INDUcgNENTs

SrECtAL iNDUCBMENTS. tf
We are having engraved, ey the celebra-
ted Jaeknaa, q Magnificent steel Plate
Likeness OF DR.. vao Everie, E.iitor Of the
Day Bok, and author Of white Suprema-
eysH The Normal Ccudision u the Negro,''
thirteen by sixteen inches. which we shall
present to Day Book Clubs Of Fiseto Twen-
y membes. who send ~ $2esch. rNosis-
gle name can obtain the Ii euess unaer - 50.
We open The year with new and brill.
ant story. by MARY ] Taylor; scenes laid
IN the South, before the war, and the frss
Presentation OF . true picture Of Southern
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THE WILSON IarnovED SHUTTLE sew
u iss kaelisss. $40 eAesper fkss sar stk<,
frsf essss seckis<. tee si4pfiafY 81 dssuSsis-
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DORSEY, PITT & ANNIVERSARIES,
Agents. No. 81 North Eataw street,
- .Aesao wanted. -
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-28
She.Hoed House
1dkIHH III AND 2'TE N4ha
nlNIEG ROODGs,
or THE EtjRofEAN PLAN.
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foPPoss the NsfyIasd !sssisuse.r
~ baltimore.
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SHE aboss cell knosn f1oRse has n.
Gently hesA opened BY Q. r. Barnard
lsrmerly cfthe Americas Hotel, Washing.
ton. ID. c.. AID haa. capacity 10 sceomsbo-
date over hundred people with lodging.
and has capaciods dad Aiceiy Furnished
rooms Tor faaiiieS. Co6heesed vifh The
House also T. . ladiss' dining room. The
sticfess order 10 msiueaised l6d scesmmo-
dst'ss sssvasss always q call The Hesss
= open - oil h.uss. The sdvautaee Of Q
hotel npcn che plan ofthe Sherwood House
IS. that the Rsest can accommodate the price
o. hi. living TO biz ovs wishes. paying only
tot What he gets. The Sherwood House has
recently heea newly furnished and rsettec.
as6. being in central and business part Of
the city, offers unusual Inducements to ira.
vei'ers: A fair trial Is asked, and patronage
from 81. Mary 'scoupty solicited.
CP BARNARD,
Agent.