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sale, you were going to sell to the party
who would pay the biggest price, and
that party YOU believed to be Grant
Il don't know who your informer is,
said Duncan, "but, whoever he is, he Is
liar"
General Custar remarked, Don't be
so fast, Colonel"
Duncan repeated, Whoever tod you
90 was liar"
DR.. Kellar, who was listening to but
taking no part in the, conversation.
then turned to Colonel Duncan and
said
Colonel Duncan, | am the party
responsible for General Ctistars state
ment, and you must take that back.
Colonel Duncan replied: 81 will not
take it back" aud both rising, DR..
Kellar struck Colonel Duncan in the
face. Duncan reeled as il falling, but
caught by a chair, with which, as he
rose, he attempted to strike the Doctor.
Several Intellectual blows passed, when
the parties were separated.
II we say that the Colonel was angry
the statement will probably not be
regarded as an exsggeration under the
circumstances. In fact he WAS very
angry, and under the influence OF his
excited feelings declared he could whip
DR.. Keller or any Of his friends-ap-
plying rather offensive title TO them.
This augered Mr.. Robert w. Woolley.
who approached Duncan rs nearly As
he could for parties who stepped be-
tween them, and denounced him in
unmeasured terms. There WAS apPar-
emily no response to this. and the matter
ended. For awhile pistols and coffee
were talked of among the spectators A.
probably the next step, but we under
stand Colonel Duncan declines TO pur :
sue the affair any further.
The conversation TO which General
Custar referred preceding this scene
and in which both he and DR.. kel'
ler say that Duncan did make the
boast charged. occurred on the first day
OF the assembling OF the Cincinnati
Convention, and was between the three
parties, DR.. Keller, Colonel Duncan aud
General Custar. Colonel Duncan on
that occasion stated that he regarded
the Union OF the Democrats and
Liberal Republicans as q mere bargain
and sale of the Democratic party, and
tor his part he would allow no man to
sall him II he was To be sold. he
wanted to have something to say about
the price, and would sell to that party
who would pay the most, aud he be
lieved that Grant would psy q larger
price than any of the parties named at
Cincinnati.
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How 10 Make Yourself Understood
I'm Canada.

sauaun.
The Boston Advertiser has the fol-
lowing:
In leaving the United States for the
provinces guide book, il it can be
found, is desirable, but it is not necssa-
ry to take an interpreter. The Ian
guages of both regions are based on a
primitive Sanskrit Pehlevi foundation,
and they may be considered as two
branches OF the great Western family
OF the Arvan races. II the traveller will
patiently bear this in mind, he will find
that with care he can make himself un.
derstood. One of our Aterdti, finding
himself lost in Montreal, asked man
10 the street the way TO the ST. Law
renee Hotel.
Can you tell me the way to the st.
Lawre.ce"
The Canadian saw he was torei go
er, and quickly replied;
"Nicht vestehe."
Our American friend then girt him
self up to speaking the language OF the
country, thus:
Ugh Can yuh tell me, yuh know,
the way, yuh know, to the St. Lawrence
Oil, 700 know? p and then got an i'm
mediate reply.
Ugh! Yes, yuh know. Turn ere
to the right, yuh know; ugh and take
the second left, yuh you know" which
with care he understood and applied.
II the traveller will understand that
it is as hard for these hospitable colo
nists to hear him without laughing az
il it is for him to hear them, he will
sooa fall into their accent and enuDcia-
ton. Thoroughly hospitable and cour
teous he will find them.
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steubenVilie, o. Femaie Sem. /.
1nary.

rT,HIs WIDELY KsowN SCHOOL Az.
fords thorough Christian sducsttoa st
q cost Of little more than D vssk: ons-
fourth o1 for clsrzymen. The 6th ssnsion
Cd weeks opens Sept IL The sddnso Of
all former pnpiis n requested A grand 70.
for particaIars % Rev. .CHARLEsC. BEAT
TY. ID. d., LII. D., Sup't or ksv. A. ~
REID, Pm. D., L. D., Principal
anxlI-H-Iu-Ih-8HH.
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MUSIC LESSONS.

DRDF. WIN. &. KRYTER HAS RE-
i taTDed ~ Wheeling. and giyes Ls-eons
on the Piano, Violin and OfKan, and In
singing; attends to the tunlnx Of rsnnr
and recommends himself 70 the favor OF
the public.
auzI-ea Hsb
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steam Engine for sale.

ONE VERTICAL ISvERrED oscrI>
~ lating Engine, y Inch eyiinhss, y
inch siroEe, In compsets running ofosf,
with Heater, Pump, Lsysn tS0yernos and
AIso one heavy sewing Machine 1s
L"' '' cHAs. ARRYrKH
suxs-e-N-TbT Cutler. h1nsskst ~.
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Second Congressional District.

Special. Dispatch TO the Register. -r.-
...,, GRAFTON, September 5.
Hon. B. F. Martin, Of Taylor county
was to-day nominated on the sixth bal
lot to be the Democratic candidate for
Congress in the Second District of Weet
VIRGINIA A. B. F.
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Undertaking.

0OFFIyS, CAaKErY AND BURIAL
" Cases Of all styles and nses constAntiy
on hand and furnished 10 ofdsr on shIft
notice. Are also prepared 10 prc.erve bodie~
any desired length Of time. Be<a hesfs
wM. ZINK a ron,
Furniture wsrrooms North Ead Csnirs
Wheeling Market BB
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IU hoxany p11ods.
Is caddSss -IrJnstdss~ Do. ~
20 DO do. Doabis Thick Nsvy.
10 boxa SDfAinond" bright Tvs.
10 do. .NIIn0'r' do. do.
l0do. sDunnan" do. poundA.
10 do s6Sold Leaf" do. oonoe twfa-
5cases Monitor Navy, tktrdA
In store and ssnsing.
1l3 y. nkLLLI.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
VOLUME FoR 1873.

The Cultivator h Country Gentleman, for the
past forty years, has ranked, both in this roua
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The Mgxrrxe ON TUEsDAY.-Ths dem
ocratic gathering at the Court House on
Tuesday last, though noe monstrous in
point Of numbers. win long be remember.
cd by those who attended it for the rich
ness and variety Of It's uatorical display.
The speakers we're Judge Merrick. our
candidate for Congress. Hon. James T.
Briscoc. our district electcr, George Col
ton. Esqr.. Of Baltimore, and Hon. r. r.
Merrick. Of Washington. These names
of themselves suggest that no keynote Of
persuasion "from grave to gay. from i've
ly to severe" was left unsounded. Nor
were cutting wit and opposite anecdote
wanting to the occasion. And the whole
case in issue, between the two parties was
thoroughly covered. This is oil We have
left ourselves room to say, except that an
enthusiasm was aroused among our peo-
pie by the different speakers which we
have but to cultivate and keep alive until
Tuesday next to restore the eagles Of VIC
tory once more to the cclors of our party
in st. Mary's. ...,.
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The PHYSIOLOGICAL JorRSAL for Novcmbe,
deserves q warm welcome from the reading pub
lie 81; for, taken As a whole, it is a number ofun-
usual excellence. A glimpse of its contents,
only, is afforded by the following titles: Jesse
Olncy. the eminent gecgrapher; independence
in Thinking, strong but carefully written pa
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worth years subscription in itself for its vaiu-
able suggestions; Mrs. Ann L. Berbauid, the
poetess; Philips Lottery Ticket; Niue and the
Niuans, illustrated; Another instaalment of Ex.
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instructive article; Thomas Sterry Hunt, FRS;
A Little Girls FRS; Impressions OF Beceher; Ode
to the Nightingale; Moral tspee.s ofDancing,
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Ar LIN Ivpoy paop,,,ous sr.s-,

Ar LIP UPos PRorrrIous SEAs.-We
b. authority for saying. ..the4p is
DO affairs q ,men which. taken
at Tie food. leads on to fortune" This
is as true Of party affairs as it is Of other
concerns. and the injunction We have to
express in this connection to our party
friends, il 70 second and assist the palpa-
bic impetus which has been given to our
cause within the last few days BY the PRES
ence and The speeches in our county ofour
district elector, our candidate for Congress
and other eloquent advocates Of democra-
cy. We have but few days left to work
in, but the favorable tide il flooding. the
breeze propitious, the desired haven IN
sight, and nothing u wanting to Insure a
prosperous voyage but to keep our gallant
bark in Der present courses, all hands on
deck and every man 1t his posAI ~
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that Tuesday
mex. is election day and subordinate your
private interests and inclinasions, If they
lead you to stay q home, to the grave
public duty which attaches 10 you as vo-
ter. Not only atteud promptly at the polls
yourself. but persuade your neighbors to
do Likewise. And rest not satisfied with
the mere casting Of your own ballot Try
every honorable means Of persuasion to
induce those who are within The sphere Of
your influence to vote the full democratic
ticket, one and indivisible. Initiate the
radicals, and cast. no fractional VOTE
Make it = faif' stand-up 6ght-Greeley
against Grant-Merrick against Albert.
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Rlrss sAsu1.skastoa Cxrosielz Gruas
~ryas.)
3 TH Y.RU ksxxxsAs.-Thes 4lRal
kev <e0sin Ark,nsas furnish 4
- ssvids bee Of the lsagth I'd bhi
ala nm 20 to carry out the I'D
I'd, trtunalely for the eolorel u
slpE y e. Ae viii be made
~ sA1f1<6Ne7Sf. The real sIIaaiiok
& this SsaIc i tha q set Of adventures Of
bAsh political psS6es have organized them
selvssMeVyeefet societies Of the most dan
gerous character in fact, bound together
hy oblieations- that sss q de6snce thereon
stituted civil authorities Of the State. 50
thet celfFiq boczifes >fe IN : fiehuN
AtStesof sstiehy md. H1 eonseqaence.
. war Of races is threatened, which every
good citisen cannot contemplate without
:fsalinGs e hosror end sl.roa e9he ire
pressihs soa1ict b. indeed taken sSnew
shape. Il isoae bseis Asqucstion Of sls-
very. bat 10 asssming character as to
which Of the no raees shall rub. That
this state of aaairs is The xork 81 unscru-
lous politicians Is best answered BY the
character Of the men Who IRE put into
power. There can Be no peace a long as
such in6nences are in control. Both "a.
ces must and do suffer unasr lis power,
and sn3ess it i destseyed there is no
estimating III consequences. Better u
thousand irnss hat the colored vote
OF tie Whsls country Twas merged into
both political parties than organizing
them into separate and distinct socie-
ties for the sence: Of one or the other
party. We fraly believe that the colored
mar wcaid Be UNNECESSARILY better of.
-ior then bis material ana political interests
would become identical with the whites.
Under such state of society the prejudi-
ees of races would soon die out. and the
occupation Of the politicians who are now
specializing upon the evil passions engen..
dered BY their distinct organization would
soon DO gone This, We believe. IL the
FIRST step necessary to bring about that
harmony Of races that can alone guarantee
pcsss and prosperity to both.
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WHICH SHALL IT BK personal fitness
has, Of course, much to do with the pro-
pcr administration Of public Office. bu. this
is not the only thing to Be- considered in
the selection OF president. We honestly
believe Mr. Greeley to be both upright
md capable and We almost Inow General
Grant to be the reverse. All other things
Icing equal. this personal distinction be-
tween the presidential candidates, would
-asterm;ae d. ssh and .hossL lner
eley xithouta noneuts
S..sz oo .! Zoo OH other things are not
squal. or it is at least certain that the par
" which nominated Grant at Philadelphia
has very different dnin,as from the par
" which nominated Greedy at Baltimore.
We have already more than once fully dis
cussed this matter in our columns. and we
refer 10 It here merely to insist. that il "a
the snprems. ihiug to be considered. and
that questions of personal antecedents
ana 6tness are altogether subordinate. -
Which party-.he party which nominated
GIANT at Philadelphia Or tho party which
nominated Greeley at Baltinore-should
shapsstbe Legislation Of, and dominate in,
tbis country for The next four years p
This is the question which We would have
democrats 70 debate Who are hesitating to
support Greeley for being and having been.
wha. every body is now, an aboli,ionist.
aud we submit that this latter, being q
concluded or at best subordinate issue,
SHOULD not be allowed to override the liv-
ing, prc-eminent. practical question We
have, presented above. Which. then. dem
ccrats, shall it be, the Philadelphia or the
Baltimore party that you will assist into
power? But We slrcsdy know your re-
Spouse to this question. Though object
ing TO Greeley, personally, you realize
that the most important thing to be con-
sidesea is the cause and not the agent.
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nRDERED. this bad day Of Octo.
" Der. 1872, that the Report Of JOS
Il Key and u S Briscoc, Executors Of
the last Will Of II G Key. Of the sale
Of the real estate above msa,ioned, DO
ratified and confirmed, unless cause DO
shown to the contrary, on. or before tho
10Th day Of Nov. ncxt, provided copy
OF this order be inserted IN the g.. Mars
Beacon. at least once week. for4 threS
successive weeks. befars the, said 10Th
day Of Novens5er. -, :asst lssl - -
The r:p.ss :sssss tho smCeas + sllas
: Is +. ~ A. J.-SpALDTNG, C. IT,, ~
l. II. CANTER, A. IT, :
Oct pa, lS72--3w. 7h-T ariu'os ss.i ~ ;
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Psmrsous ls.rs warped not s4is.pz.ss i; viii III,
dog % gun upon my home farm known
Is "Hollyxcyd $ aud ths5 ate forbidden
70 catch oystsrs IN the Yates, OF HIRING
Greek, Sdjreeut 10 the shores Of said es-
iass Tie lay viii be enforced against
On Psfsons vioisting this notice. &
II u. s'Fa IA LYNCH >
Dc. 81. 1s72-an. I'd "a S .sl,
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RELI6I0BS NoTfOE.~Josssbas Dc.
ye'ls ef ssrsssss, N: Fslsmioisser fths
Sociesy OF Friends. appoints . uessiR 10
be held as'tl6 MetkoiisG. ChussaI assbn-
.rdso.n. on FRIDAY. The lss inst. at 3
csloek. p. n. ga -.
, Oee. 81, lS7e.7iI v7fF' e7.'
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DIED.

At the residence Of her son, Logan O. Smith,
on the 2s.h inst, Mrs PERNELLi SMITH, in
her 5oth- year, sitter long and painful illness,
which she bore with Chrissian fsstitude. r
(Baliimors !Ssa and Alexandra Gssate please
~eP!' .sno;. ii - - Rltl--L ~. rs, y
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Manhood: Ho~ Lost, Hon. Restored !

Manhood Ho,c Lost, Hon. Restored !
~ inst published, a new edition ofD
NiS] CCLvERwELL'S Celebrated Essay
<1 on the radical care twi,hou. medi-
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Involuntary Siminal Losses, lmpoiency, Men tai
and Physical lncapacity, impedimcnts 20 Mar
rage, etc; also, Consumption, Epilepsy an,i
Fats, induced BY self indulgence or sexual ex-
trayagancc.
FL Price, in sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable es-
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the dangerous use Of internal medicine or the
application Of the knife; pointing out mhdc
OF cure at once simple, ccrtaia, and sfccts,si
by which every sufferer, no matter what hiscon-
dition may be, may cure himself cheaply, pfi-
tssRiy, aud radicIiy.
Cc- This Lecture should be in the hands o,
every youth and every map in the land.
Sent, under seal. in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid on rcerip. Of six cents, or
two post stamps.
Also, DIR. Culverwelrs 'Marriase G&,A'
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, Persop. sre isrsSs.rpedi .s,;ast .ss,-
passing With dog " eua Of. il aar osherl
manner opoa a6s part OF MY fasm ksDvn
. "SuNNYSlDE.. lScaaed in. Chapei.
% district, .saiast I'll parties eGa.j.
: s., sWM 4 KIRK, =
Oct -, le72-2s.. -. :. 50.
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Notice to Teachers.

ME- Teachers af,the rablic Schools
- of ST Mays, county are notified
thst the undersigned IL now prepared 70
pay them their salaries in fult for Sam
mer Term lS72s 'rd; 2Gisssl dr. s1.'.I
T7sy U,sd be' J.. FRANK FORn; ,slsi
- "a si-y1i ID; sai- Be. IkeI.s'
laOcE o. .le72. he.--..ia ri -
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WHEAT GRowERs.-po not jeopardife your
crops, this year, by using untricd ftrtiiisers.-
The. '.Exoeisier,' manufactured by ]. J. Turner
4 Co., has been used successfully for the pas,
thirteen years and il ID the best.
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DExocrArr MEETINGS OK SATrxpAY.-
We a6e suthosised - aaaoapss dat thers
Wilde dsnscfAsie mesesgs q MseAsaiaa-
win, eesslo,ss Hail district |; q Isness-
,ervstsreg. w The Bedlam Nesk secsioe oI
Chaptico district; and = csr6errys Store
in the Bcggsr'sArck portion Of this dis
,ri1o psi Saturday next sAe 3sd proxiuo.
wcasqs tisaasli shess meetings WIN BE-
lmssyA auesdsd. shd ssseggsss iha. shs
usual speeches be dispensed with and be
supplemented by privsss suggestions and
srryeensnssisu hfirig oatshs full dene-
ern.:ss~ose en- tie Tuc.}sy fcl,c1fnr. 3
a~swse- 20 - 81 ~ sasSes 80 y
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THs BALlmoRR ELEcTIcx. The cleo
ton for members 1t che City Council came
OF in Baltimore Wednesday. 2srd inst
The total sotelssst was. 5.258. qaiss q
lsrss vote IN eopparisca with former cleo.
Tors sOr ths -, rsipoosss! a. .' -,
: The Demoersssc vote was, II. zcS.
. The Republican vote, 1851.
The Temperance Patty vate,. 2.si4.
fhs menbers, elect are Al Democrats
except three. The. Fspahlicaas hasing car
rid tia 16sh. l6sh. and 2esh wards. - :"
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MEErisss Te-ear.--As.w ne 60 = press
a radical meeting b being Md ssshe Cosrs'
Hsasst Md ! 4enoeratie Eeeting T. pro-
sr,;;s:as !. he Gssai Mils in DC FassssyI'
diserict, II is likely that shse win be the
.ss' .srr'y meetings Of the eppsisar~,ss
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100 acres ere

a...-@ Hzat 10 slsi~as more os ie.s-
This land 10 in fsig s,asea of culsivs-
ton, we'll adapted to- he erowth e. tAs
sssple pecancts Of this session, asti has
ppon it an abundance q WOOD s,d lin:
Der. The ziiAprSse6e6s Scoss(sf q Z
small csnforssbls D~slnng. Barn.. Sta
b'cs, etc. II is conveniently -lac stel "a
churches, 6ii.sS, post 6o|se and steSnScat
landings. sSa lBs M efi the Nls6;S ;.
ton City and Point Lookout RaiIres.l
runs thss1gA j4oIL Hoie1imrnoO
rHE TERMS OF SALE,
q prescribed BY the Decree, are /: Oae-
third Of the parstaoi sosst 10 b paid
in cash on the day Of sale. IA, balance IN,
twelve ar1 6ghssss Dsoshs 1tssskNI1
tl~i prrchssrsI solgisssaie ie1esits u
deferred psynsaass tisha suuA. sssusjev =
the Tsusses sha.ls apPrsss, 10 $50 3
bsar iatefset. fre0 ~ 1ay sf ssje. reTg
= y j. PARRAN CRANE ,o.:.
.nusesA
Oct II ,1s72-ts.-.-.ls 9. ~.
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HOGS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c, 10.
ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
IN ST MARY'S COUNTY ORPHANS
COURT.

In the matter OF thc sale Of "Jutland"
Of the real estate Of Horny g S Key. lato
deceased
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PafteSt,1e. e
rav[aI, 1AoUR ,Aetl ~. 49, d
Part lzeachhurg,,

rer Nv vhss4Szs sles o. T. I :
Soxn or called tci6e pan 81 the isses
Y ~ aesnvsysd By Thsnas ,ks Hrssaf6a
and wife to the said NJ. ,Thcresa Kelly.
a,sd the same sold By her 70 Tho said E.a-
erson y. Middleton, aud ,cousaininr
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Hanssxs MA6amsg SIr Ncss96ees DeRrUAr
fabsa liheSd rssdleesssrs che Nsse41sf 1ail-
Ne IL rep,sgw1lksu&ssss. :. a;0sa -
! he sissasa.s, via iiiushs s, ~ .Psts.
Cs.ycn, .1hs fsAenes, Down de nans1s. b
jsns Henry Browne. eoaeindea; m Cpsa,
Nssher. Or fndcsirial Expesineat u South
Nanehesser, TIE Siren q Seienee. The RepnUls-
,sAa movement in Europe. % 1ane cssselsr ;
The visit, Geneva, Ola Kensssgteas y Mie
Ih.kkerey; Ar Haay DAss Inper<cSatieps,
By Bayard fsylqr The Nsw A.saaless. By
WiIki Collias HE ,Tseasx r Ess1inzspa.
\ slntassoa. " CAsss. naeds A snoas ,hs
coasrsbasors. This aaeAsr soStssas lhe -psuGl
ancass u iasrs'sins eai'ss;si ssisss: &. :
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31

cossrprE Consider. democrats. that
whatsoever the inspiration. the effect Of the
Sttaight-cns policy, II carried to its legit-
innate sequence, Is to divide our forces and
to break down democratic organization IN
our'Stass by and through this organi-
zatich, wc have obi aiued ascendency in fhis
State and hy and Through; i Gan =. enly
hold * nnsyoa sizh % .nAke Maryland
a Gssss ss.tc, aikeanArtsnfts Askssias.
or 81, Mary's Grant county. like ~
sea-island arrondisemcusy u South Caro-
linasegSearsrly. 'NeseEthsssss. this yOe
williesat 20 do-.if yoa give lyeer cons
teuanSs 10 The ,aisorganising ramne
Of tie sttaishs-oass. Sand, sheresass. 60
yosr bArsy eOlose By ~seiag t6e sissk
deaesxa,is 6Skss on Tuesday next. '1s'a
WI y - rraaF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31

wHsif sfsbue. The o. 8. COMMISSIONS
Of Agriculture ia his 1870 report says, ~. J,
Turner 4 Cos Excelsior. made in Baltinore.
is used TO greater extent lin Aa.yla and Var.
'ginial thaa AZ, otter ssr6i'issss eapbined, and
h.s realised tte gsss olipien. # siTnass longe'
of $50 r64ud psr acfe, Il hstieiis the fipsning
,ofStsSs absss sldays and Sene6u ske su;gsesed.
inf 0aesf ci0utx - Der eoss' h1-e ..,sh