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:For Sale.
HORSE, CARRIAGE, &C., FOR SALE

A superior roadster and saddle Horae-a "Sun
IA Down" In excellent order and Of superior make
Harness, saddle aud bride. Robes and full outfit
Apply to U. l.. HITCHCOCK, Prospect Street
Bratlleboro, July %, 1871. 5000
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E0KsALE, NEAR ROCHESTER, Ny

EoRsALE, NEAR ROCHESTER,, MY.
The fruit farm and vineyard lately owned and occu-
pied by Dr. J. A. BLANCHARD, deceased containing
about 50 acres situated about miles from the city of
Rochester. N. y. and IL miles from the village of
Charlotte at the mouth Of the Gonessee River, is now
offered for sale at great bargain. There is good
two story dwelling house, hot house, barn, and all
necessary out buildings about 1000 Apple, 1000 Peach,
1900 Pear $50 Cherry and other rut trees 10 of
Grapes with variety of small fruit on the farm.
Terms easy, For further particulars enquire of f. N.
COY, near the premises, GEO. s. DowLEY, Esq, of
Brattleboro, or Of p STARR.
Jacksonville, Vt, April 80, 1871. TIA
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The Mandrake Pills are composed OF one OF Nature
noblest giftsthe pedophlum eatum They possess all
the blood searching Alternative properties OF calom but
mike calomel.
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Many Ladies


have a very long, thick, head of Hair;
they do not wish to dress their Hair with
common Hair-0il for in using Oil on the
Hair it has a great tendency to soil their
Hat or Bonnet string, Pillow cases, &C.,
and consequently they have to dress
their Hair with water; and their Hair
is SO thick and long that there is no cir
culation of air through the Hair, and
the result is that their Hair becomes
very sour, and nothing is more mortify-
ing to Lady or Gentleman than to have
their Hair sour or musty and loaded with
Dandruff. Neither do they wish to dress
their Hair with preparation of Lac
Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Litharge, for
it is well known by all that these pre-
parations of Sulphur, Lead and Litharge
are very dangerous mineral ingredients
to use on the head often causing Insani-
ty, loss of Eyesight, Paralysis, and
Eruptions on the scalp.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-07-28

The sesHIa thing is he patients must stay n warm
vent taking cold when the lungs are diseased but il must
be prevented or cure cannot be effected Fresh air and
iil and winter season are ali wrong Thysicla8s Who
recommend that course lose their patients 1t their lungs
are badly diseased and yet because they In the house
they must not sit down quiet they must walk about the
much and as fast the strength Will bear, get
IN good sprts-be Determined 10 get well. This has q
fea, deal to do with the appetite, and is the great point
40 despair of amer such evidence of its possibility
In the worst cases, and moral certainty In all others
sinful DIR. Schencks personal statement TO the Faculty
ofhis own euro was In these modest words;
Many years ago was in The last STAGES Of eonsump.
thought that could not live week then like drowning
paratons which now offer 10 the public and they made
perfect cure OF me- II seemed 10 me that could feel
them penetrate my whole system. They rpened the
matter In my lungs, and would spit up than pint
Of offensive yellow matter every morning for long time
and night scats ali began to leave me- and my appetite
became great that II was with difficulty that could
aud have grown in flesh ever since
was weighed shortly amer my recovery" added the
Doctor "thcn looking like mere skeleton; weight
only ninety seven pounds; my present weight is two
have enjoyed uninterrupted health
Dr. Schcnck has discontinued his professional visits 10
New YORK and BOSTON lie Of ms son, Pr D. H. schenck
North Sixth street, Philadelphia, every Saturday from
A. NJ TO 3 4. NJ. Those who wish thorough oxamna-
don with tho ospromctcr will be charged 81 The Res
promoter declares tho exact condition Of the lungs aud
patients can readily learn whether they are curtbo
Tho directions for taking the medicines arc adapted 10
the Intelligence even Of child FOLLOW these directions
and kind Nature VIII do the rest, excepting that some
cases the Mandrake rlls to be taken In Increased
doses the three medicines need no other accompaniment
than the ample instructions that accompany them; First
create appetite OF returning health hunger Is the most
welcome symptom When II comes, as 1t Will come let
tho despaTng be OF good cheer, Good blood at
follows the cough loosons the night sweat ahacd
In short time both Of these morbid symptoms gone
forever
Dr. Schencks medicines constantly Kept In tens Of
thousands Of families. As Laxative or purgative the
Mandrake rlls are standard preparations while the
l1monc Syrup, cure OF coughs and colds, may be
regarded prophy laotcrc against consumption In any
OF It's forms.
Price Of tho Pllmone Syrup and Seawced Tonic $40
bottle, or $40 half dozen Mandrake Ills 20 cents
o box For sale ly all druggists aud dealers.
GEo q GOODWIN CO., Agents, Boston
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, SIS.
~ by the Probate Court for said District,
To all persons interested in the Estate of SIDNEY
A. MORSE late Of Dratteboro, in said District, de-
ceased, Greeting;
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the allowance Of the account Of HOWARD A.
PRATT, Administrator upon said Estate, and decree
distribution thereof to the persons entitled at thu
session thereof To be held at the Probate ONCE in
Brattlcboro, the last Saturday OF July, A. ID.
1871, when and whore you may be heard in the prem
isea, If you cause.
ASA KEYEs, Register.
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SNOW BROTHERS, AND TROUPE OF
PERFORMING DOGS.
Hosts OF EFFICIENT AUxILIARIrs.

MIR. JOHN II. MURRAY
And his performing Trick Horses, "sroT BEAUTY
and "BLACK EAGLE"
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TTIE GREAT
STONE MURRAY Circus
GRAND FREE ATTRACTION!
Congress of Talented Artists!
GRAND FREE ATTRACTION!
Congress of Talented Artists !
SENSATION OF THE PERIOD !
Announcements Extraordinary

Announcement Extraordinary.
The management feel it due the public to return
through the channel Of the press, an acknowledge
ment for the liberal encouragement of their every cf
fort to put before sppreciayo patronage chaste
heightened and respectable entertainment In the
present attempt to gather and organize and mer-
torious attractions, they have been acuated by we'll
matured desire to add to their already large list Of
valuable friends, and they announce this the most
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF THE AGE.
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and awaited themselves OF his wonderfully enicacou'
medicines, they would not have fallen.
Dr. Schcnck has in his own case proven that where
sufficient vitality remains, that vitality by his med
cines and his directions for their use, quickcncd into
healthiul yigor.
In this statement there is nothing presumpuous.
To the faith OF the invalid is made representation
that is not thousand times substantatcd by living and
Visible works. The theory OF the by DR. Schencks
medicines is simple 1t Is unlllng. Its philosophy
requires no argument 1t is self assuring, sefcOn-
yincing.
The scawccd Tonic and Mandrake Pills the first two
weapons with which the citadel Of the malady assaed
Twords OF the eases OF consumption originate in dys
pepsa and q intentionally dlsOrdered liver. With this
condition the bronchial tubes "sympathizc" with the
stomach. They respond 10 tho mOrbilic action Of the
liver Here then comes the eliminating result, and the
kottIng ID, with all It's dlstressng symptoms. OF
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CTATEOFV VERMONT. Marlboro. SIS

SlAIEO Or EkMON i, Marlboro, s..
- The Probate Court for said District:
To all persons interested in the Estate Of WM. H.
GOULD, late Of Brattleboro, deceased Greeting:
Where's, CYNTHIA A. GOULD, has presented to this
Court an instrument purporting to be the last Will
Of said deceased, for probate You are hereby
tilted that this Court will decide upon the probate Of
said Instrument at the session thereof e. be held ut
the Probate ONCE in Drattoboro, in said District,
the last Saturday Of July, A. D. 1871, when and
where you may appear and contest the same, if You
see cause.
ASA KEYES, Register.
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The work Of cure Is beginning. The vitlated and
deposits IN the bowels and in the amentary
nal elected. The liver like clock, Is wound M. II
arouses from Its torpidty. The stomach responsvey
and the patient begins % feel tha he Is Eeng al as
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tation. once hours from A n. to ?, A., Sundays
excepted.
:S-A orders by mail will be promptly executed.
.E-Orders solicited from all parts Of the country.
.D-will be sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
Refers by Formulation TO
II. ID. liolton, NJ. D., Brattlehoro.
ID. =. Dearborn, NJ. d.,
Rev. l.. J. Malteson,
O. II. Post, ID. d. s.,
j. Estoy & Co.,
VIM. S. Newton, Esq,
Col. VIM. Austine,
Mrs. L. NJ. Farnswonh,
j. G.. Smith,
Wells $. Frost,
IL. T.. Taylor
II. \, Weber,
f. Gerry Warren, Jr,,
G. w. Field, Jr. a Co.,
n. sherman Howe,
r. w. Titus,
Malcolm Moody,
q. A. Boyden,
Chas. G, Lawrence,
j. f. IIoustis,
Il. n, Chamberlain,
II. Wheeler, West Brattleboro.
Henry Crowningshield, Marlboro.
Rev. Mark Carpenter, South Windham, VI.
d. =. Webster, NJ. d., Putney.
T. Goodwillie, NJ. D., Vernon.
d. i. Randall, NJ. D., Chesterfield, N. IL.
Mr. Il Mrs. John l.. Simonds, T.. Gulford.
Russell Cutting, Green River,
Gilman Warren, Halifax.
Major VIM. II. IL. lIolton, Jamaica, VI.
Rufus Scott, Esq, Dummerston, VI.
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viii Exhibit at BrailebOrO on lInSdale
side of River, on Thursday, August 10Th.
The Bridge will be free on that day TO all
Persons visiting The Circus, either going
or coming, on foot or in carriages.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro. IS.

~ BY the Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of +. W.
RICHARDSON, late of BratteborO, deceased, greet
ing;
Whereas, EDWARD CROSBY, Administrator
upon said Estate, has made application in writing to
this Court setting forth that it will be beneficial TO the
heirs and all persons interested in said Estate to sell
the whole Of the Real Estate Of said deceased and pray
ing for License TO sell the accordingly, and has
filed in this Court the consent and appreciation Of all
the heirs Of said deceased, residing in this State to
such sale You hereby notified that this Court will
decide upon said application at the session thereof to
be held at the Probate Office in Brattleboro in said
District, the last Saturday Of July, a. u. 1871,
when and where you may be heard in the premises If
you see cause.
ASA KEYES, Register
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10 H. not - Hair OIL. II l. not ~ Hair
Dye. twin Hof CoIoryour Hair. ~
contains mo Mineral IngreIients.
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CoMM1ssIoNERs' NOTICE.

cHAs. n. DAVENPORT, Solicitor.
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~ | invite every body that ia afflicted with the
above diseases to come and consult me- at my Rooms
on iOt street, Brattieboro. No charges for consul.
eNceuttd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

DRrrrED AsHoRE.-The body of an I'M
known white man drifted ashore, near the
residence of Geo. W. Fisk. Esq, near the
mouth of Patuxent river, on Oh :sapeake
Bay. in this county, few days ago The
man was, apparently, about 80 years OF
age, brown hair and beard, and was drcs-
sed in grey suit. The body had prob
ably been in the water two or three weeks.
Nothing was found on the body by which
to identify the remains An inquest
was held by Mr.. Justice Wise and
the verdict of the Jury was in accord
ance with the above facts. The body has
been decently inferred.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

Cevkr NoyEs.-lseing unable, from
press of matter, to publish and conclude
our Court Notes in our last issue. we con-
tinue them in our present paper, bringing
them down to the close Of the term. The
present notes begin from the point at which
the previous notes terminated.
Wednesday. March Goth. The Grand
Inquest fled a report upon the condition
Of the County Jail and returned thanks to
the States Attorney, the Court and the
officers Of the Court. for the prompt facil-
tiles afforded them in the performance Of
their duty. They were thcrcupon dis
charged by the Court. after COMPLIMENTS
~ recognition Of the successful termina-
ton Of their arduous lahors.
Farmers's Bank Of Maryland vs.. Rich
ard Ii. Miles. Tcrrctcnant of Henry W.
Thomas. Heard before Judge Magru.
der. Argued hy +. g. Harris and
Messrs. Combs & Downs for plaintiffs. -
Peter ". Grain and u. s. Briscoe for
defendants. Judgment on demurrer to
pleas for plaintiffs. Judgment Cor defcn-
dants.
Case Of Francis Handy VS. lydia Scott
Appeal from Judgment of Justice Chuun.
This case occupied the Court and jury
NEST OF the day. lrrc number OF wit
nrsscs being examined The jury re-
turned verdict for the appellee. sustain
ing The judgmen. Of the Justice. Blak-
issons L Morgan for appellant. Wilson
fsr appellee.
State Of Maryland VS. Moses Mrorc.
Indictment for false swearing. Plead no.
guilty and submitted to the Court. Juig-
mcnt not guilty and Discharged Downs
for State. Blackstone 4 Morgan for de-
fence.
State OF Maryland VS.. Ignatius Willard.
Submitted te the Court. Same iudict-
ment. same plea. same Judgment and same
counsel. g..
State Of Maryland vs.. Bladcu Dorsey.
Submitted to the Court Same -intic.-
mrnt. same plea, same judgmen, and same
counsel.
Thursday. March ao.h. State Of Ma
yyland vs. frsncis Hunter. indictment
Tor breaking into the store house Of ".
A. w. Clarke in 81. Inigocs' district.
Plea. not guilty. and submitted 10 the
Court. Judgment Of the Court. guilty
and sentenced to the pcaiscntiary Cor tuo
years. Downs Cor Stafe-wilson for de-
fencc.
The Jury in case on the civil docket.
involving an action on . Constable bead.
aArs having been out ovcr - hours. came
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

Lovw.--..Issve is like the devil. because
i, torments: like Heaven because 1t wraps
the soul in bliss: like salt. because it is
rclishing: like pepper. because Ii often
sets one on fire; like sugar. because it is
sweet; like rope, because it is eften the
death Of man like a prison. because it
makes one miserable: like wine. because
it makes man happy like man. be-
cause it is here to-day and gone to-mor-
row; like woman. because there Is no
getting rid Of il: ike a beacon. because
il guides you to the wished for port Ike
the bite Of mad dog or the kiss Of a
pretty woman, because they both make a
man run man; ike goose tecauss ], is
silly; in = word like ghost. because it
is ike everything and ike noshing-otien
talked about. but never seen, touched or
understood. Love Is li'.e-wcll. yoa
know how j, is yourself
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

BurLER'> SoN-IN-LAw-Dr. Dowd, a
leading republican in. and President pro-
tenn. Of the Senate of Mississippi. has in
PRODUCED the following resolution in that
body. which deals, it will he seen. some
what harshly, with the son-in-law of But
Ter, Ames l.y name, vile assumes at pres
cnt t" represent Mississippi in the Senate
Of the United States.
Whereas Senator Ames recently pre-
seated and caused to be read before the
United States Senate letter dated Leg
i>!ative Department of Mississippi. Senate
Chamber. jackson. March Q, 1871" de-
clara.ory Of the fac, that school houses
We're being burned throughout the whole
State Of Mississippi and that teachers Of
schools were being driven off; and where
as charges Of this sweeping character tend
to the shame of our people aud place the
brand of barbarsm on the brow of our
State, and. If true. reflect dishonor on tlc
constituents of the Legislative boly from
which Senator Ames derived his crcden-
tails under which he holds his seat in the
United States Senate and whereas We,
the representatives Of the people, conscious
of the great wrong done to the State in
the utterance Of that Senator, whose duty
it is to shield us from SANDER. have thought
it proper to reply to the imputation Of the
Senator. therefore
"Rcsolved by the Senate. the House
concurring That the u,tcrance Of an anon
ymous correspondent. as endorsed by our
said Senator, constitutes u libel upon the
people of Mississippi, which We now re-
pei"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

u
hsge q eiv1 1ikrrsy an abandonment !.
tisst reIianeo np0n l.1 snd upon puhllc.
opiaisa ~ s ~ gse<sa sEhis'esy and
the ersS >iIIs,tioa; a,recnxrcnec g
the Prineif III nesbeds u barbarisu
Ths ~ ~ and jadicisss stsiesures
by the p ekos shstshe opppsition made
to this meeSse BY democrats is not cap
tioas, bat &~nded ON solid reasons
When "A - man and an unquestioned
republican, Ike William Cullen Bryant is
moved 70 protest. against the fsgisiasioa of
his own party in ssch language aswe have
quoted. L ezhDnt be pseteaded that dem-
ocratic opposition is merely partisan and
factious. The truth Is, no honest. intel
ligent friend Of republican government
and constitutional liberty in ali the land.
no matter whether republican OF dcne-
crat, can read this bill without alarm and
anger and Eithout looking about him for
muskct-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

r3e~s xsssR sssrss-a sharp pssssfe
al AIMS sesrrea in ,be House Of Renrs-
ssutssiy,s sa NSine~.lsy last bctwcen ex-
Gov. Swsu1 u Maryland and the ire
preside membcr FROM Massachusetts, -
The excellent Butler. whose check is. Of
the kind emphss;cally termed hard"
was in no ways abashcd b. such scath-
ing def~aciasion u. she following. bat re-
piled in his most vigorous strain Of black
guariiSm. Whether Mr.. Swami was al
lowed the opportunity Of rejoinier the
report does not show, hut. bis first reply
deals such telling flows tia; we cannot
forbear Publishing II.
Mr.. Swami said t.iat in rcyly to the
calumEies OF the member FROM Massachu-
sets, his record for the past was a suffi-
cient answer. He had been identified
with the interests of his State for quar-
ter OF century; had btcn connected with
its great Internal developments. and had
disburscd over thirteen millions of dol
lars and not one dollar had chung to his
hands. Could the gentleman say as much
respecting his handling Of the money from
the treasury OF the country? Did he
bring the same record here?
Sir. Swami sal he had filed all the
Offices of his State, from the mayor of his
city to the Senate. and he had declined a
scat in the Senate that he might keep his
State !oy,r in hcr position to the govern
ment He was bu, little acquainted with
the gentleman from Massachusetts,. He
had come to this State as great military
hero early orr morning. with Il reputation
as Marlborough or Napolco-, and
planted his standard. and had paradcd the
streets with his spurs strapped around his
waist and his sword dangling ut his boots.
and was so elated that he established his
quarters ut the Gilmor House, and had
degraded women and children there, md
during his whole connection with the gov
ernmcnt While he was in Baltimore he
hal, after havin. been in \ state OF be ST
ly intoxication fr thr,e days. been as
sisted by sympathetic friends upon his
horse. and had, in triumph, paraded the
/ SSICCtS VI Civ H'W, Win tHSSc
antecedents. he had the auiacity to stand
here and rebuke him and his State lie
would remind the gentleman that there
were blows to take as well rs give
He said that he did belong to the know
nothing party. and il he had been guilty
of any indiscretion in that. he had but fol-
lowed the lead of Henry Winter Davis.
the great high priest of republicanism
but he had never belonged to an associa-
ton for the abstraction Of spoons and the
degradation of innocent women and chill
drcn. His record showed him above
, When the gentleman charged that side Of
the House with hostility towards the gov
ernmeut. lie felt as he did when he charged
the Speaker with securing his elevation
by land grabs, that contempt for him
which he did not hesitate to utter here.
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into Court and reported. that they were
unable kp agree upon verdict. -TheTc-
..ronl sissy ssrc d;<riarged By tbs Court
Friday. March az. Several inter-
es.ing eases Eere tried On Ire civil dock
ct wherein FAIRIES were e,nrsnnelIed.
Saturday. April Isl. The remaining
trial cases being concluded. the following
prisoners were brought into Court by the
Sheriff and sevcrally sentenced. as fol-
lows William Ferall (aged about RI
years. to year and month confinement
in the Peniten,iary--Geo. w. Fcrall. TO
2 years aud one month confinement in the
Observation-Disclosures Fernn to . years
snd month eonfincmsnt IN the Penissn-
tiary.
Jas. +. Matthews and j. Frank Bohan-
an have been appointed Law Commission
ers by the Court to take testimony, etc.
on the law side Of the Court.
Sheriff Alvey leff for Baltimore on Sat
urday afternoon with the FIVE prisoners
sentenced during the term to take up for
time residence in the Penitentiary, and
succeeded. We have subsequently learned,
in safely delivering his prisoners at their
destination.
Judge Ford left on Wednesday Of last
week in the Steamer Georgeanna for his
judicial duties at Upper Marlboro ria
Washington.
The Court will be adjourned from day
TO day until the first Monday of May next.
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lCoMNuxrcArEp.


NJ Edllkr 5rease i.form the people
Of your county that the Democracy Of Bal
timore claim the next nominee for Gov
ernor, because they have not had n DEM
ocratic nominee for that post for nearly
thirty years because they paw more than
half the taxes of the State and because
they give majority of from ten to fifteen
thousand. thus always securing the cleo
ton of our State ticket.
In asking our friends of the counties to
CRAFTY us in our ardent and reasonable de-
sire to give us the candidate this time, we
almost unanimously present TO them for
their consideration the Hon. WM. PINK
NEY WHITE. a man above rcproach So
cially. morally and politically: man of
great intellectual vigor; excellent admin
istrative talents and highly eloquent as
n speaker. His clarion tones have many
time been heard all over our State, and
often in other States, rallying the Democ-
racy in hard fought contests. One more
consistent, honorable. or capable. we might
in vain look for. His bland and genial
manners. and his refined and gentle cour-
tesy, endear him to thousands Of attached
friends. In the Gubernatorial chair the
poor and the rich would be received and
treated with the same consideration and
Kindness.
Already nearly all the large counties
have strongly indicated their preference
for Mr.. WHITE. His nomination is look
ed upon here as a ''foregone conclusion. !"
VIII not St. Mary's county join the legion
enthusiastically supporting him through
out the State?
TwESrY-oNE VorEs OF BALTIMORE.