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IS 6uB 215 3o1; baHr oifih, parallel mt G1geritt.,
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Ror6zGbeElt &c, brfqnnt (s4tiflt. benoJ, nit elrRr
5Deiit0digen sieselitrinernen &tidleriutr tiiatt i'm Sinz
tergrnrSe,
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matters i~nboitrt, seiidert; ooer aues haar, le nab
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-09
RI %nerfaufen.

EiI Suei neue 8opnbduier NIT 2dben on SoI=
lfRelfraSe, nabe Dem Martte, ihones @i9ensbum,
,peroen biQis unb inter leidten 8eDinsunsen per=
tauft.
fSeruer Elm neues 8obnbous unb 2atcn on 9 SAITH
more, meIttid pom ShrobertraBe, uub iett ais ein
Gbeelaben benutt, miro tiuig unb inter letd1ten Be-
bineuugen ~pertanit. TGberes auf Der NforsDefsG6e
Der Scrinat0n> unS ct. SaIiaraBe.
1000 ~ QtAp.ctA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-09
gu berfanfen.

id Gin 3z15dises Sans on Der 9uoionfrase in
Canton nit Z 3immern iir Die seringe Summe pom
$500; nur $50 baar, Der Jteft in 5 SGbren. Rdberes
bel 8. g. NATION, ser. So. Npre : Sroaeman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-09
gu perfaufen.

EiI 0as bIbr9e 3=foaise Saus SIR. 1875,
NprS-SSrnrs, rabe Dic sloerrpt raFs, IN ausseseid@
netem 3utanbe. Breis $3.50, tbeilipelie baar.
Sin nleoGi6es 3zitofise6 0aus, ytr. 81, Bonbffr.,
$4,000; tbeiIrpeiie baar.
Sin biaises Saus, Scr. 179. 5ubioufrasc, Canton;
9reis 5000, nur SO baar, Der Geit in 8 Sabren; 3.
funit aiebt Sbpnas y. 81 afTon,
(6-j SIR. SO, Hore : S%roaouap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-09
Gil hfrfaufetf.

In. Gin niebfifes 2 : hodi9es 6aus on Der 9e<
-bel=, 3tpiIheu Sefferlor= uno WtcgtoerrnftraBe. NIT
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ten i'm Sole. Had5ufrG9er bel 5bonas g. wai>
Rr. SS, Nore.SrOantpan. l305-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-09

Cine @raupenmibIe. cine @asner= uno Shmlebez
8ertitele nit gutem @ohnbauie in gutter gfeparaf
tur nno 81 ader 9ano, 0itnuteR Ne9es pon elmer
@iienbabn= Station, Dirb biHi9 abeelaffen. @Beacn
oius. 9rince Georges Gpmntp, Marpiane.
"a IN e ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-09
Gelfair Wiarriott,

Grunbeiaentbuns Mdtler II. &eAtSanpalt,
2prrmefsS9e ser 9esinstpns u. ct: Banlfr.,
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Baltimore, 9fo.
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faufr Ens perfauit. Beionoers aaiinertiamfeit
miro BEN gin5iebe; con Aniprii6en, Niietben u. i.
10. SueetDenoet.
AnlelheH ne9oettrt. Co!-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-09
M San~oftellen, W0Hblen, Sanofee,
- Garten= unb Trudt=9anoffellen
mll0 0runociaentbum NIT Waffer=
Icronten IN M~rrfnnfpn.

gir baben gum 9 ertaufe7O0 @runoptdseim 2anbe,
unter Iueltben ~iolgenbe iinb:
Ell 2ann jIse nit 9ano BON / bis 100 Ndern su
1922, 600 bis 6 ,000;
ed eriises nnr sdses Miblen nit sano babe
Al Sf50U bis sos, 000;
f2 @artens unb Srud,t : 9idse III $500 bis
$4,000;
IS 9aurfteuem mne Grunceiaenfbnm init
sSaferirpnten Su $f500 bis Sf00, 900;
9Bieiens une 6etraife : &anffeIen 81 a1en
Rreiien.
2iIien Der obtgen Bt1se f6nnen inunierem Slreau,
SIR. 80, Yerinatpnfr., ein9eieben tueroen.
lSnn16. 1St&ml W. ~. gcm pIPi 6 go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-09
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Esil1 Don
werttp pIlem @runbetgenttnnt
on Der
ReGIferrps, nabe MisqnitbffrdRes
Icipte
aue MpbiIien In befagfetn GSobnhdufe.
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men einoiap Stur9eon r5eroen ouf BeIebl oes 2Botlen@
@erittes iTr bic gtaot 9 baltimore MpntdG, ben 10.
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na6itebeHo bei9risbene. iebr empieblensmertbe Si9en=
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Roroisits Der @eeioerreitra sf geleseH, 10 6uB brett
uno n Sus bis an zine GGth geben0.
Die @,sedube gtr. 10. Y~ieglOersfra6e, beiisbsn in
einem biibineR 2h=f6digen sieaelfteinernen Mohils
bauie unb 2ztoGiaen 5iegtfiteinernsn Sinteraebdube
nit uielsn B~eauemli@teiten flr cine Samiiie. Sruno=
mietbe hur $3.50.
Serrer:
ane 3ausbaItS= unS Siidenaerdtbe in b%ennnnter
@ohnun9. beiteteEb in etner an9emetren ScrldR@
benbeit. Die Ti0hetn lDerben prdciie 2 ubr p~eifault.
SeriH9uus: SGorSahiuna.
maria g Gturaeou,
2iurtop 8. Rennotbs,
A6Hinifratoren
fS-tN g. &. G5pper & gphre, Nrft.
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ShlofIcr mrb 8crfertieer afier Cot
ten Gifen=Nrbciten,

Scr. 65 uno 81, Noro=S reOeridz, nabe @apfr.,
pvuertIst i,ensairbeiten Ieoer ast, MIC;
Sdomieses uni snkeiferne e5cIdnfcr, sbhreh
Nensfertdceu, &pnncnfdd,er tc,, uNo lit etnee
ribtet, nm in Der Stobinnb auf Dem 2arb
in ~fiirsefer Srit unter masisen Seoin9un9en arbsi
ten ausiufilbreu nnb aufsuiessI. aprtt20.1S.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-09

ales WeGtcriGl in einem 3 itodisen SieseIiteinernen
@ebauoe an Der Norb,eite Der SobniraBe, 20 NuS az
Sol brett uuo. so GnS IL 3od ttef, suianmen NIT 2
~boIjernen Shuppeu or ber Rorbieite Der 5ohnitrafe,
IL SSus 9 3ou treit uno 90 fSuB tief unb an Der NSeit=
iette Der 6unter : Nuep II RHB 9 3ol 6re t drb s SuB
IL i3oa tief, urb aut Dem &labe 9ele9en, ~ ;lter gum
oorbcia9ten Yarfe bennst Deroen lon uuo luelber auf
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9n %nerfnnfr1t.

ks.lH Sin %sBpbnbaus nit 2afeu on Der RE-
pubIican, uobe 9o1inSitrase, in Der unmittelbaren
Vdbe bee 5oGinsSUfarftes, our6
6enrp 9S. Gpofe,
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

SAN JUAN-The recent decision Of EN-
peror William and his Counsellors on the
Northwestern boundary question gives to
the United States the Island of San Juan.
covering about eighty square miles of area,
aud containing what is of most value, a
wide and deep harbor, the fines. on the
Pacific coast. When the Oregon Treaty
was made in 1916, San Juan was thought
to be of little value: We had no California,
and no Alaska. and little other interest on
that remote coast that needed protection
But the rapid extension OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad and the growth OF
vast interests in that quarter make the
possession of the disputed harbor another
step to our future mastery Of the Pacific
ocean. When the Northern Pacific Road
is completed and in running order, the
coast covered by the late decision will be
Of incalculable advantage to the people oil
the United States. There is shorte.
line from this part Of The North. west to
China and Japan. than from San Francis
co. and hence a port may be established
from which steam vessels will run in con-
nection with the Northern Pacific Road
In this case we will feel the benefit of sucl,
q settlement as that effected by the North.
west boundary controversy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

SAISr Mays REkpISG HooI AID DE-
RATING Socls1Y.-At regular meeting
Of the Society. held at the assembly Room
in Lconari,own. On Friday. the lss inst,
the following gentlemen were elected as
Offieers for the ensuing four months:
rresident-B. Harris Csnialier;
Vice Prcsident-Dr. Cbas. Combs;
Rec. Seq. c. Hammctt
Asst. Rec. Sec-Jas. s. Downs;
Cor. Sec.-Robt. C.. Combs;
Trca.urcr-Jas. I. N. Ra!cy;
Librarian-Jo. F. Morgan.
Question Committce--John T. King
DR.. A. J. spalding. Judge r. Ford.
Finance ommittcc-Wm.. A. Fenwick
c. J. Norris, j Frank. Ford.
Library Commi,tee-Jas. II. Wilson
II. F. Moore. J. s. Ecnwick.
Mr. King offered the following. which
was unanimously passed:
/ "Rcsolvcd, That the thanks Of the So
ciciy are due and hereby rendered to th'
ou, going administration for the very Of
fcicnt manner in which they have dis
charged their respective duties"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
TIE COUNTRY GENTLE.Hi.N
VOLUME ron 1879.


TIE Cni'irator l. Country Gentleman, for tho
PAST forty years, has ranked, both ir this roun-
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nj and Voluntary Writers, directly in the ranks
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this Journal is intended TO possess erctTtional
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ana FERTILITY OF the Land-,hcIe who cultivate
ana those who Consnme-the Buyer anu Ship
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ers OF improved xhlmals and their Cus,ouers-
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light upon one of the most important OF all quss-
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TEass.-The Country Gentleman Is publisher
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strictly in advance: One Copy, one, )? 50;
-Four Copies, $40, and an ADDITIONAL copy Tor
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Oct 81. 1879
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
OBITUARY.

NJ the residence of her husband. on weines.
day, the o3ri of October, ult, MARY JANE.
wife of Lambert Russell, in the 35th year of her
age.
Submission TO Divine viii is the highest and
hottest feeling in the human heart Thy will,
not mine, he done" speaks the Christian. Ye,
we, sometimes. are forced 10 think how mvste-
rious are the workings fills divine will. When
ii His infinite wisdom the old are sent 10 the
grave, we think it in accordance with the work
ing Of the great laws of Nature and finite judg-
ments can partially perceive the wisdom But
when the young are called for, as i. seems TO us,
un:mely, then We must submit with the feel
ings of = Christian, and car only say, Il, is all
for the best" we know not why i, is so.
IL is almost unnecessary TO praise the virtues
of this cStimable lady. Our virtaes speak them
selves. All who knew her, knew her praises
That she was loving and du,iful wife a kind
and a;fcct;opa:e mother, and all that makes the
woman il accorded her by all.
Then let those who mourn the un,imeiy death
OF the subject of this humble tribute, and who
may think, in the 6rst hoar of their grief that
the summons was unjust but reflect that
God in Ills attributes has willed il 50, and that
i, is better; that having died devou, Chris
tian and after having received the lhs. consola-
lions OF religion, she has passed from the trials
and tribulations Of this world
ITO where beyond these voices there is peace"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

If you feel dull, drowsy. debilitated
have frequent headache, mouth tastes bad
poor appetite and tongue coated. you are
suffering from Torpid Liver or bilious
ness," and nothing will cure you SO speed
lily and permanently as DIR. Pierce's Col.
den Medical Discovery. Sold by all drug
gists.
A DELIsHTgUL SURPRISE whose
faces are clouded BY superficial discolora-
.ions, and who have resolved to try HA-
CANS MAGNOLIA BALM as a remedy. have
no idea of the welcome surprise they will
receive from their mirrors after few APP
plications Of that healthful purifier OF the
complexion. II al all excitable, they will
scream with rapture on beholding the
change; whether the blemsh it is desired
to remove be sallowness, blc,ches, pimples,
freckles. roughness, or an unnatural pallcr,
it is bound to disappear under the tonic
operation of this wonderful agent. To
say that the blemish disappears. does not,
however, convey any idea Of the effect pro-
duced by this celebrated beautifcr. The
unsightly tinge, whether difused over the
whole countcnance or in spots. or patches.
is replaced BY uniform. pearly bloom, to
which no description can do justice.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

TnE pEISIDESTIAL ELECTION. The re-
turns from the Presidential battle OF Tues
Day last are much too mcagrc to make any
reliable estimate of majo,itics. but enough
j. "nown 10 make it 4 matter Of certainty
r'at President Grant has been reelected.
50 far ss our State is concerned, her vote
has been given TO Greeley. but the usual
democratic majority has been considerably
curtailcd and j. is probable tina. the dem
ocrats have lost two members Of Congress,
itstchic and Merrick. In regard to the
latter. tie official vote will have 10 be
counted to determine with certainty the
result, though the present outlook is de-
cidcdly favorable to the election of his op-
roncnt. Though We would, five could,
lave Lad results otherwise, nevertheless.
r. majo,itics are entitled TO rule, we bow
with the best grace VIC can to the popular
verdict.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

How TO FILE Az IcH HousE.-The Utica
Herald says that the ice house of L. r.
Lyon. of Lyons Falls. N. Y. has not been
empty for twenty years. nor has pound
Of ice ever been put into it. The building
is constructed after the ordinary method
and when it is designed to fill it a rose
jet is placed upon the watcrpipe. and, as
the water comes through i. is chilled aud
drops into the house, where it forms a
solid mass.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
SEWARD AND RrsIEY.-A letter to the

SEWARD AND RrsLEY-A letter to the
New York World, in speaking of,he ap-
preaching marriage Of Miss Hattie Risley.
sister of Miss Olive Risley Seward, goes
into some interesting details of the close
relations that existed between the two fam
lilies of Risley aud Seward. and the canses
that led to it. Mr. Risley. the father was
solicitor of the Treasury under Lincoln
and johnson. His eldest daughter, Olive
Risley Seward. was the most infinite
friend of Mr.. Stewards only daughter Fan.
ME. whose purity of character and inno-
cent and winning ways attracted all who
me. her.. Payne. when he attacked her
father. was. in reality. the murderer of
Miss Seward. II was she who struggled
with the assassin. and il was she who af-
forwards identified Payne. But she new
or recovered from the shock Of that fearful
night. aud slowly. but surely. her health
failed, until she died after several months
confinement to her room. Mr.. Seward
adopted her friend as bis daughter. She
accompanied him on bis trip around the
world was hi. faithful and untiring aman-
uensis when his arms. about three years
ago, became paraly red. and was with him.
untiring in her attentions. TO the last.
The Utica Herald says: "a heavily
loaded wagon passed over Troy urshin.
Thursday. wi,hou. breaking any bones or
seriously injuring him." Too thin; the
boy was under a bridge Wien The wagon
passed over him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
10 CoKREsroxpExrs.-Thc m;sdiroc,;c

10 CoRREsroNpENrs.- misdircction
'Fonr Georgia correspondent. of his letter,
under date Of the oath uIt., delayed it.
reception until after the issue Of our last
paper. The election being now over, and
the letter being taken up mostly with the
discussion Of matters pertaining to the
late canvass, We have thought that its
publication would no. at present interest
or readers and hence its Ron-appcarance
to-day. We shall be pleased to hear from
our correspondent whenever he is inclined
TO wsite. and to avoid future mistakes, We
take the liberty of reminding him. tina,
our post-office is Leonard ard not Miles
town.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

DrSNER. TOURNAMENT AND StPrER.- We
are authorized to state, that dinner will
! e had At St. Jo1cph's church on 7ncsoz,v
n'rf, The 1911 inst1nt tho proceeds from
which will be applied to the reduction of
dc debt now hanging over that church
Nj The dclicacics and substantials of tie
rcascn will be provided in abundance for
tic cccHsion. After the dinner, Tourna-
mcnt will come of in ali adjoining field
which will add much, it il believed, to the
attractions of the day. Supper will be
served at the usual hour a. The tinc man.
sion of the late George IL. Morgan, his
executor, Mr.. J. T. NJ Raley. having
kindly allowed the church authorities TO
use the building for that purpose. No
exert"n will be spared to render the whole
ENTERTAINMENT worthy of a generous pa
tronng:, and it is hoped that an encour-
agcnacnt, commensurate ut least with the
outlay and the trouble of the managers.
viii be extended to the charitable and
praise-worthy epdcavor to relieve St. Jo-
sephs from debt embarras,ments. At
tend yourself aud use your influence TO
induce you friends and neighhors to do
likewise. Tickets, for dinner and supper.
80 zach.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

\ CoNMESpARrE PolIcy honorable
:radcSman is obliged TO suffer At the hands of
his dishororahlc competitors, irsi aS the word
ola truthful man must pass ~ discount because
Of the uutruihfuness nf his fellows. Hence
the Importance Of 50 modifying our whole sys-
tenn Of CONNER ;iai intercourse "a to exclude the
operations CT every species Of rascaity. As an
ini,atory step IA this direction. We are pleased
to note tina. :. :. Wood Co. propose 10 con-
duct their Literary and Art Agency business go
as TO please and thoroughly satisfy their patrons
y. requiring their agents, lst, not 10 reprcseu;
their goods for what thew are not ID not 10
collect the amount until the articles have been
delivered, and Sd, so TO conduct the business
that there shall not be occasion for reasonab bic
complaint. They also agree ''to refund the price
of all articles which shall for any reason what
ever, be returned in good order within sixty
days from the date of their receipts" Messrs
Wood { Co, also the wel-known publishers of
Woods Household Magazine established in
1861 have favored US with copy Of their
Agents Prospectus and Illustrated Catalogue,
from which we judge that Agents NAV learn
something greatly TO their advantage and OBJ
tain specimens and full particulars bv addressing
Woods Literary and Art Agency, New burgh,
y. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

ThE CONCERT TUESDAY Nraur.-Our
readers are reminded that Tuesday night
next is the time and the Court House the
place for the coming OF of the Concert
which Gregory. the inimi,able. proposes to
give for the benefit Of st. Peters Chapel
in our town. As We have once already
freely spoken cur miud of Mr.. Gregory
caicrtainmcnts. and as the object for which
tho one on Tuesday next is to Be given is
highly meri'cricus. we respectfully insis,
upon general ,arn-ou: to greet Gregory
and 70 All our Episcopalfriends to comrle,e
their beautiful chapel.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

All persons are forcwarncd asains. tres
passing by dog and gun. or in any other
manner, upon my estate. known as BUSH.
WOOD, located in the 4 h election dis.
trict Of St. Mary's county. Against al,
parties discovered trespa.sing upon said
property after the date Of this notice, the
law will he ripidly enforced.
CHARLES NJ. DOUGHERTY.
Nov. .th 1S72-2w
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

fEEseSAL,-We take this occasion to
return thanks to our friend. Major Vim.
q key. Of the 81. Louis Hotel, New Or
hans, la. for late copies of the Crcseen,
city papers. As is well known to the
travelling public, The St. Louis Justly
ssshds 10 The fsoss rank among the lead
ing hotels Of the Son;h. but its chief Ma
fylapd attraction Is the whole souled and
genial gentleman. native here. widely
ssssn Throughout our State and popular
every where. who has been lately called
into its management. Success 10 the Va.
jor and prosperous career to the ST.
fs.<ss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

WHEAT SEEpixG.-The U. g. Commissioner
Of Agriculture in his 1870 report SAYS, ~. J.
Turner l. Cos Excelsior" made in Baltimore,
is used 70 greater exten, lin Maryland and ylr-
ginia) than all other fertilizers combined, and
has retaiaed the good opinion of farmers longer
than any other fertilizer. Applied at the rate
Of $50 pounds per acre, il hastens the ripsnng
of wheat about days and benefits the succeed
ing crop Of clover 30 per cent"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

All persons are fore warned agains. tres
passing by dog aud gun. or in any other
manner. upon my estate, known - JCT.
LAND. located in the LIST election dis.
trio. Of Sc Mays county. Against al
parties discovered trcspassing upon said
property after the date of this notice. the
lau will be risidly enforced.
JOSEPHINE PLOWDEN.
Nov. 18th 1S1-2v.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
CONCERT ( PANORAMIC EyHIBI
TON FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. PETERS CHAPEL,
LEONARDTOWN.

MFR. s. NJ. GREGORY. the Virgin
Ivl ia Commedian and inimitable Ban
joist, will exhibit his celebrated Panoram.
ic Scenes, accompanied BY Musical and
Vocal Concert. in the Court House in
Leonard,own on the evening Of TUES
DAY, the 12th Of .N"rep,Jer, instant, for
the benefit of St. Peters Chapel. Leon
ardtown.
Doors open at s o'clock. Performance
to commence at ! o'clock. Admission,
% cents.
Nov. !, 1s72-lt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07
Uossr Eprprxrc-The farmers and

HORSE epidemic. -Ine IarWefs anu
horse owners OF St Mary's uonii Y ~.m
,t,s beat preparation" t"eS io'
he early appearance ofthe horse epidemicin
their midst. As yet. we have heard OF
no assumed case Of this horse disorder in
our county. bu. it is certain that the dis
ease has reached Baltimore. and is spread
ing South and West. Three out Of every
four horses in city or town are usually
afflicted with the disease before it reaches
its climax. Clean, warm stables, regular
food and rest, warm lotions and mustard
plasters 10 the throat and chest are the
prescriptions prescribed by tile horso-doc-
tors. No-blcedine or any other kind of
depletion is allowed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-07

Ehe Jesrish Chronicle says: A society
OF Atheists has been formed ut Venice
They recently sent an address Of congrat-
alasion to King Victor Emmanuel ON the
escape OF his son and daugh,cr-in-la law from
assassination. Oddly enough. forgetting
they were Atheists. they thanked Divine
Providence for their miraculous escape"
etc.