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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-23

~. T. Mlm'oifs Extract Bgcsu cures diseases
arisin2trOm i,sI rucnc,s, haLNs 81 issysfion etc,
in MI their stages, At little expense little or no
change of diet, no Inconvenience, and no cApo-
SURE.
Thousands who have been the victims of in
competent persons and who have paid heavy
fees u hc cured in short time, have found The,
have lC,n deceived. and that the Poison has,
i! the use Of powerful as;ringents - hcyn dried
up in tn system. to break out in riorv a.-cr-
waited form. Price, 81 30 pcT bottle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-23
E.iRNi.N'G

y fair living or clothing M a household in a
short while The DIAMOND goes OF it, ""n
merits and we SIM ly want Trial 10 satisfy eV-
cry one.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-23
I}

Ilclrhold Extract Buchu is pirrctic and
hlood-purii, ing and cures all diseases arising
from habits OF dissipation, and cNccsscs and inn
pruaencrs in life, impurities Of the blood etc,
surcrsc,iiug copaha in affections for which il il
used, and syphilitic ai!rctions--in these diseases
used in connection with lielmbold Rose Wash.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-23
Is THE ONL Y
PR.iCTIC.fL
My

whether wooden, COTTON ~ silk, whether msrlni
or fancy, large or small, of any size or shape
are done on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-23
House Painting.

ID II. CAMPBELL Offers his services to the
H. citizens CT Z. Mary coaa,y in the cs-
pacity of-a loUJE PAINTER, and respectful
". solieiis share es public encouragement
lie is located in Leonaz,itown, where orders
tor his services may he addressed. lie is per-
nlisted TO refer to the felicwing gentlemen for
whom he has worked, as TO his Workmanship.
Prices and general department, Col II q s
key, = N Rslev, Col u II Miles, z Spsli-
nag, Col George Forbes and Gee Conss
Sev 10, fsTs-Sn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-23

glliS Company insuFcs IN the mutual pia
q Buildings and personal property GAINS
Loss ar damage BY Fire The cnt:rc pruii,
arc returned 10 The policy Lnidcrs
sc HARRIS. President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Francis Nca!e of Eca'c, Harris e. Cc
Il taushy N"aa Walker Il ca.
AcCuliy Poncrait * McCnli,
hilip I George :" George & jenkins
BG Harris late Z" Ncalc, Harris & Cot
lion GEORGE Brent. Court of Appeals.
Gc"rgc T jenkins. Charles cnrr,y.
George Combs, St. Mays coirtv.
Ell SPALDING.
General agent.
March %, 1SCo-ly-Mar 81, lS7O-t
IrSE WlNSLOw'S DYSPEPSIA CucE
- the hest remedy ex,aui for Dyspepsia, gen
erai debility, etc, sold everywhere.
TSE NGRD0CNS .iSTEBILIO FS
~ P:!'S for the cure al Bilious co;irInirts
colds, etc, sold evcTyM here.
IT Sc CISPiA'S fECST LOYI0S-so
- everywhere.
BURRUCGN BROS,
Wholesale Druggists,
Light 81. near Pratt st.
GEO. ". DAVIS,
No. LAB Wes, Pratt
Baltimore.
Oct. 2s. Isss-t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-23

AND with or without team, agricultural
Il 4 implements, 81. For farllsr informs, ion
apply a. this ofire o. % J. Forrest,
Jan - iss!-2-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-23

fEIo keep pace with TIC times, and nee,
q the wishes of the travelling public, the
Proprietor has decided to reduce The Price Of
board ana NOM to 81 50 per day, and. not
wiihStan''im: the low price CHARGED, he iu-
tcEds tina, ;ae House shall maintain tic same
reputation fm comfort and n,atness, and :.
go,d table, Ia heretofore.
NJ" THIS Hotel is within five mirntcs'
walk of Tie Capital AMI principal Railr nj
:Hero.s, anh convenient 10 the Govern mcnt
Departments and Offices.
Street Cars to AL parts Of the City and
Georgetown pass this house every five min
ufc<.
Jan. 20. 1870 IT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-23
AN INCREASING CONFIDENCE

las crowned our efforts We like to have il in
every family, saving money, time, and the dan
ger OF purchasing worthless articles called fam
ily knitting machines.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-23

Henry T. lIclmbolds Improved rosc Wash
cannot hc surpassed as Facr Wash and " i'll .c
found the onl specific remedy in every species
Of Cu,anCouS AGcc,ion. IL speedily crldicaicS
Pimpics, Spots, SCorhuIir nryncsS, luiurations
of the CutIucuuS Membrane, etc, diS;c,s led
ness AMI iaCii;cut Inflammation. iiiscs, Rash
Moth Patches. r,ncS> of jhe s.,aif. or skin
FIusi Elites, aud al purposes for which S.i!Vcs or
OintmcntS Usgl: restores the skin IN a s,air
Of purity and so:lncss, and inSgr,S ccniia.e,i
healthy action ;c The tissue OF its vessels, ON
which lcpcnds tie agr,Nai,le CicErucSS and viva
city q: complexion 50 much sought aud admir-
ed. Bu, however valuable ~ a lent,lv for cx-
isIing derv;s Il the skin, II. r. tlelmto.i Ross.
" ash has long sustained lis principle claim 10
nnhoGndcd patronage by possessing qualities
which render il a Toilet Aplendace Of the most
SuIeFia,iye and Cou..cnial character. cunibinin.
in elcgan, formula those prominent rcquiSilrs.
SAFETY and cficacy-,he in,ariah.c acvomIuni
mems II its usV--aS : PrrSs rIajiyc aud Refresh
ar Of the Complexion. Price, Slice per bottle
d
Full and exPlici; directions accompany the
medicines.
hvitcncc Of the mos, responsible and reliable
character furnished On application, with ham
drvNis u; thousands ot living witnesses. ana av-
ward q So CO.. unsolicited certificates an I RECON-
mandatory letters Hsauy Of which are from the
highest SOURCES. including eminent Physicians.
Clergy Ircn, Statesmen, etc. The proprietor has
never rrSCEtei to their publication in the news
papers be does no' 10 this from the fact that
his articles rank - Standard Preparations, and
do not necd 10 bc proppVd up by certificates.
Hcmry T. HsiHstOlTs Genuine I'repurn-
fioas.
Delivered to aay address. Secure from obser-
ton.
Established upward Of twenty years. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. Address letters for in
formation. in confidence 60 HENRY I. HEM
Build, Druggist and Cheusist
ouly pcpoiS: II. I. Helmbold's Drag and
Chemical warekoase, No. iss4 broadway, New
York, or 60 y. T. lielghoii's Gciicsi Depot
lea South Tcn,h Ssrect Philadelphia "a.
Beware IT COeEicFsests- ask for HENRY r
HEiMBol.nS, Take no oshS.
Feb. ., isIl- .Easyi.sh
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-23
SOLUBLE
PACIFIC GUAM o (,
IMPROVED
QUALITY 8. CONDITION.

eEHE quality of;his uano /. materially i'm.
Il proved this season Nv the addition 10 It's
composition Of = large per cent. of the
Sails Of Potash.
10 IS improved in condition Nv being brought,
Into marx sufficiently DR., aud uniformi, fire
~ pass with FACILITY and REGULARITY throu. h
the oTifccs Of the
WHEAT DRILL.
More than 81 goo, GOO Is involre,; in the pro
dueiinn of this Guano and The trade in i. has
.iil, increased NATL ROW i; Gar exceeds that
Of any Other fertilizer
The facihc Guano Company has a far great
or iniescsi ia tie maintenance " thc esu',lv Z
its Gusno than any number OF eaRsszcrs e.,n
have; hcn'r GO apprehension ncci exist as 10
ito sosfins,i sIcei!saec.
JOHN 5. REESE < CO.
General sccrts for Pacific Guano Co.,
No. 10 South siccc,, t2ai Floor,l
Baliimors
AaG. {, iS.o-5m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-23

Enss,D BUYERS LOOK
YOUR INTEREST,"
"yE have ja.s r. c lived .ni are ncw
" orenirc our splendii Seek al
New Fall aud Winter .;osds. which cm-
brsces every .ari y VI
CLOTHS.
CAssIMERES.
vESTINGs.
BOOTS aDi SHOES.
HATS and CAPS.
LADIES Fanny DRESS GOODS,
Csliecc-, De.aincs.
Alpacas. Flannc's,
Kcr.eys, Domestic Goods
Brown and Ladies Skirts
Blcachcd Hoops.
Msslins, Lose.
| D2ltnorsts. eic.s Csc-
| Also, an extensive assortment Of
| READr-MADE CLOTHING.
Of good make and quality.
Tie4 Goci> were selected with great
care aud purchased at tho
LOWEST CASH PRICES
in tie Boston. New York aud Baltimore
markeis. Especial attention hss bee,
given 10 the sclcel TO- Ut vur stock Of
BOOTS,
SHOES,
| HATS.
CAPS ani
LADIES DRESS GOODS
all Of which arc # the latest and most m
proved Styles and range from the low, :
grades 10 The finest qualities.
Also a heavy stock Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-23
TIE DIAMOND
K N | T T E K ,

Is unlike all the so-c:tllci family hitting mn
chimes. which are hui experiments NJ the ey
pensc OF the public, and
Is TIE ONLY
practical kuitter al, firl 10 the family and light
manufacturing. We have manufactured all
PRACTICAL
machines usct in the European and American
knitting factories. All tie hosiery AMI kat
good. for the use of the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-23
THE PRICES ARE Low

THE IRICES IHE Low
considering the cost OF manufacture and other
work in the family, Icing much more useful
than any labor saving machine. The machine
for coarse and midiliag yarn We dcnonini'e
No. l, price, SIS. For fine yarn, No. ,, price.
$40. For either fine or coarse yarn, No. }, $50.
MANUFACTURING
No. :. for anv sizr yarn. Slno. With the No. 8,
two persaus can Knit - shirts per Jay. Ess.
~ machine is fully warranted for three years.
AGENTS
will find the sale of the Diamond q profitable
and satisfactory business. II Samples are
WANTED
We will send n pair Of socks of any size on re-
cei.t Of 90 cenis.
Machines will he SHIPPED TO any address on
rccvipt Of price, or will seat G.. U. d., on re-
ccipl Of onc-ihird its value.
address
DIAMOND ENITTER CO.,
Wilmington, Del.
Sept 9. lsTo-6m.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-02

by LAMSON. GLAZlER & co.
AueOneers .2O2 2Oi 2Ob formerly TO- 6s. 70 Main St
WE SHALL SELL at Sales Room, SAT-
w URDAN, Nov 4th. al O'cloek.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-02

by b. W. ABBOTT. Auctoneer
Office No. Central Exchange. Old z. o. Building
pEREMPTORY SALE OF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-02
TWENTY HEAD OF CATTLE

AND OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY, BY AUCTION
win he sold by Public Auction at the residence of j.
NELSON JACOBS. known as the Ranks Farm three
miles RON courthouse and one-halt mile north Of
Iatnuck, on MONDAY Nov. 9Th, at O'Clock, P N six
Cows. giving milk. two OF them new milch; six
Hocrs with calf six Yearng Heifers, one Jersey Bull
two years Old pedigree perfect, out OF the best milking
stock.
The above have been selected with much care and at
great expense The dams all extra mixers part Of
them thoroughbred Short on AYRSHIRE and jersey The
sires were thoroughbred; Bay Mare, one Fat Pig
one lrotng Gig, lot Farming Tools, about ten tons
English Hay.
The above offers opportunity to purchase extra
nj w ABROTT AurtoDenr
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-06-29
BIoomingburg Local Items.

Miss Carrie Boies, of this place, has re-
turned from the Oxford Female College,
which she has been attending for two
years past-having been made an Alum
nus of that Institution.
While the Presbyterian Church is un-
dergoing repairs, services are held Sabbath
morning in the Academy Hall, and in the
evening union meetings are held with their
Methodist brethren-the ministers of both
churches preaching alternately.
The closing exercises of the Academic
year will take place next Friday evening"
All the friends of the Institution are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
We understand that hereafter Mr. Whoa
ton will entertain the travelling public-Mr.
Dyer having taken down his sign on ac-
count of having his house already filled with
regular boarders.
A fine rain fell in this section on last
Saturday, rendering Sabbath very pleas
ant day to what we had been having
Those seeking pleasure in the four wheeled
palaces, must'have enjoyed the day i'm
mensely, for scarcely was there a moment
all day but was broken by the hum of
wheels.
On last Friday evening a debate was
held before large audience in the Academ-
ic Hall, between H. E. Browne, formerly a
student, and J. L. Houser, student The
question under discussion was, (Which is
the mother of the chick, the hen thai
laid the egg, or the one that hatched it.''-
Judges where chosen, but the speakers
taking such opposite stand-points, one look
ing the subject naturally, the other moral
ly, the Judges could not decide the ques
ton, but comPlimented the little boy.
highly for SO thoroughly exhausting sucl
an eligible subject. XERxEs.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-06-29
New Holland Local Items.

Pioneer celebration here on the Fourth
of July. Hon. VIM. Allen, Wayne Girls
void, and Col. S. F. Kerr are announced
as speakers Half fare trains from Circle
vile and Washington.
Rev. W. W. Martin will sell at public
auction, Saturday, the 1st of July, some
valuable personal property.
At Council meeting, the 26th inst, bills
to the amount of $50 were allowed. The
Street Commissioner directed to begin work
on the streets at once. Adjourned to meet
July 4th, at O'Clock P. M.
At Hay Run, last Sabbath, on the occa-
sion of Bro. Martins last services on the
charge, nine adult persons were received
into the church in full connection.
Geo. Nipple has sold his span of gray
horses. He found buyer in Columbus.
A concert of sacred music will be given
at the NJ. E. Church, Friday evening, July
7th, by Prof Orpwood. Admission, 25cts
Children under 12 years, free. Proceeds to
be donated to Rev. W. w. Martin.
Our public school closed last Friday, fol
the usual Summer vacation. -
There will be Sabbath School picnic
at Locust Grove, Wednesday, July 5th. A
good time is anticipated.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-06-29
BASCOM.
Festival at paint chapel.

Last Thursday evening June 22d, large
number of ladies and gentlemen, and boys
and girls assembled at Paint Chapel and
had one of the most enjoyable, hearty, good
times ever held in our county.
The committee on decoration had done
their work very nicely, the weather was
fine, and all things seemed to contribute to
the best of good cheer among those in at
tendance. Spring chickens, bread and but
ter, pickles, cold meats of various kinds,
rich cakes of every variety, lemonade and
ice-cream, were offered in abundance for
the refreshment of the inner man, and-in-
ner woman.
The receipts were over one hundred dol
lars, the proceeds of which will be used for
the benefit of the Sunday School and
Church. We are informed that the Sunday
School at Paint Chapel is in a very prosper
Gus condition. They use the Berean System
of Lessons, hold teachers meetings weekly
have a blackboard, and thus far have had
very enthusiastic sessions. The highest
praise is due the committee of arrange
ments for their successful management oi
the festival, as well as our hearty thanks tc
the friends and neighbors who came over tc
visit us. d.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-06-29
LOG AL ITEMS

There will be no public celebration of
the Fourth of July here.
Mayor Bereman has appointed Ed. Bir-
mingham Special Marshal of Washington.
= There will be preaching at the De-
Witt Camp Ground next Sabbath, July I'd
at o'clock P. NJ, by Rev. Hugh Boyd
- The last number of the Chillicothe
Register is printed on one of Cotterell &
Babcock's power presses. The Register is
progressive.
= Judge Dickey, we understand, designs
being candidate for the Judgeship at the
Republican Judicial Convention to be held
at Greenfield
Read Gen. Sherman's speech delivered
in the Capitol Square at Columbus on the
evening of the State Convention. 1t has
the right ring.
= The way for liquor sellers to avoid the
penalties of the new liquor law of this State
is to quit selling liquor, and become law
abiding citizens.
We are requested by Rev. T. II. Hall,
to announce that Quarterly Meeting Will
commence at Staunton, July 18th, at II
O'Clock A. NJ. Rev. S. A. Keen, of Wash
ington, will preach on Saturday and Sab
bath.
M. B. Grubbs, of New Holland, in
forms us that James Brown, a farmer, Of
Marion Township, this County, went tc
New Holland yesterday, got drunk, and OF
his way home in the evening fell from his
horse and broke his neck.
q say, Mister, have you got any gar
den stuff, here?' Eyes, we have two cab
bage heads and few beets, left.'' "WeIl
give me fifteen cents worth of side meat ~
The above conversation took place few
evenings since between a young urchin anC
one of our grocery and vegetable venders.
: The first Tuesday of July being tn,
4th OF July.it has been deemed advisabl,
to postpone the b1-month1y meeting of tn,
Sunday School Union one week. The mex
meeting of the Union will take place at TIN
Baptist Church on Tuesday evening, Jul,
11th, at O'Clock. The programme will b
published next week
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-06-29
Letter From the ssCorners. .
JAsPER Minis, june 22d, 1871.


JASPER MILLS, June 22d- 1871.
EDITORS HERALD:-I had at the date of
my last article, an astronomical observation
on hand, and promised to watch the work
ings thereof generally. have made sew
eral observations at the Corners at differ
ent times, when the thermometer stood
at from +6 to IS degrees above zero taken
at different times from the first to the Goth
of June, and am as yet, unable to see
any very material change in the disposi-
ton of our people in this direction. But 1
am still satisfied that the signs of the 20
diae has something to do in the matter, for
1 have almost come to the conclusion that
can see that our people are more dull and
sluggish when the signs are up; and the
raging, and as it appears, the uncontrola-
BILE disposition increases as the sign runs
down.
Now there may be another freak in ma
ture, and have given it some attention.
You all know that it is a settled question,
and I believe correct, that the reptile tribe
becomes blind, or nearly SO, during that
which we call Dog Days. and that the
snake tribe are more viscious and more apt
to bite when disturbed, during this period
than at other times. Now it may be that
our people at the Corners are undergo
ing similar ordeal of nature with that of
the snake tribe; but we can't tell how long
it will continue, for we read in the divine
catalogue, that blindness has happened to
the Jews. q have not investigated that
matter, whether my people are Jews or GEN
tiles) And we sometimes feel glad that
we are Gentle. But we haven't much to
boast of, for the promises are in favor of
the Jews; therefore I shall not cast away
my people at the Corners" for more gen
erous and philanthropic people can't be
found in all Judea or the region round
about Jordan. I am somewhat of the opin-
ion that they can't avoid these troubles
for what have seen and heard, it appears
to me that these spells come on our people
in the shape of fits, for they take these
spells very suddenly, and while they are la
boring under their influence, they are entire
ly ungovernable, for have seen some cases
myself.
We had desperate fighting at the '@Cor
ners'' on the 18th, and heavy skirmishine
along the whole line up to the 18th. 1t j:
hard to tell what one day will bring fortl
at the Corners" have several things t.
watch and consequently not much time tt
pray.
Il say unto you all, watch.'
ID
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-06-29
New york Live stock market.

NeW OFks June 70, lo4I.
BEBE. .CATTLE;-The receipts foot up ,90e head
the total for the week, with QUO head to-day,
viz. 140 cars at Communipaw, 66 cars at w eehaw-
ken, and IS cars at one Hundredth street. stock
nearly all sold from SIsc to 13c mostly II 125<c,
averaging 112ic. Texans drag at &c 10G Illinois.
Ga cwt sold At 1191kc; 20 Texans, 81 cwt, ut
$50 Cattle generally poor. Prime drOveS in de-
mand; 60 Kentucky, 8 cwt, sold l2ts91Sc.
SHEEP AND MBS-Total for the week,
90 600 head. and bad markets. Lambs are glut;- -
poor sell at 6@71sc; fair to choice at S9IOAc.-
Sheep slow at 41s952{c; choice at &C. A car OF 20
lbs Michigan sold at 45Sc; car Of no lbs Ohio at
5kc.
HOGS.-Comt 90 600 head for the week, ofwhich
900 head were for to day. and still prices Rd-
vanced &c; dead selling ut 6@7c and live at Sc
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-06-29
To the AFFLICTED.

Having been afflicted by a stroke of pal
sy and an affection of the liver for several
months, after trying various prescriptions
and receiving no benefit, I applied to DIR. P.
Oswold, on the 9th day of May last, when
was unable to take my own coat off; and
under his treatment 1 commenced improv-
ing Immediately, and am now well, and my
general health is better than it has been for
10 years past. 1 can cheerfully recommend
the afflicted to DR.. Oswold for treatment, as
| have the fullest confience in his skill in
treating diseases such as that with which I
was suffering.
JOHN HIGHLAND.
Washington c. H., o. June 2, 1871.
32*3W
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-06-29

- Every day we hear of coal oil &C
Uidents, such as the following: GA
man warned his wife not to light the
fire with kerosine. She didn't heed
the warning. Her clothes fitted his
second wife remarkably we'll" Anoth-
er: "Biddy Finnigan attempted to fill
her lamp while lighted, and, of course,
went to her reward kiting." We keep
oil whichwill stand the proper tests
Try it. The CLEAvELANDs.