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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08
UBlTt AIRY

Died Gu Saturday. the 26'h ul'imu a, tie
residence of her s0n-iu-itw, L. /. Wall fsgr
in Charles county. NrS MARY \ SIZE. Of
-. Mary'S aged 80 yeags and . da,s.
Thas has passed away another ~ those inter
es'inC links whiyh Conncr, the c'cht,~n'h viii
the niuricenth century. Rut whilst he: friends
and rc,arr~es are c,l'rl upur IN 80 .ril-,,c- =,
the Dictates Of humanity. {" n"urn u" ,lca;h oi
on" SO ncar and dear 10 them. they can iakr 3,
melancholy pleasure ~ r-,cycuc.ug the hrllh,
record she l,a> islt l,chind her. TOR they in her
case, can tTnih'nlly and pi"uslv cN rllm-. lr">-
sej the dead :" ho die in the lord for lh.v
IT'S, from ihcIr l.tbors. aud their works io I'll
low them. lsS. my friend IA, "rt>vi from hex
lHl"r~. Nr' around her mare cluster man. Of
those fond memories which ennoblc woutnl,
character. and many 81 hose pleasant rrcol'r..-
''"nS which served III her presence. e. soften
The aSpcri'ics o. human life auI to render its
enjoyment altogether agreeable Seldom is it
that the hand Of friendship Is called uron 20 re-
yoid the death Of enc SO Eighty c-;,cmcd->,
fondlv loved-of on" y hose loss viii be mora
deeply felt "r more sincerity !i,ncnt.d
Though not unexpected, her departure TO au-
other and better world has lcft IA aching yo;i
IN the hearts OF many. very ntcfr dear GncS
whivh can nerrt hc filled Her relatives aud
friends, we'll ~ the community in which she
lived can never Ccas" to remember her many
virtues aud abe lovely traits 81 character which
bcluiified and adorned her walk through life
In all the essentials of true woman her rru-
utaiion was, lnde,! most envinhle one is
q wife. she gentle, amisbc aud runfdiug.
loving him HON she had ho>cu as a cnmpar-
ion FOR life, through evil rs well as good rcp"-,.
with devotion scarr-lv ever eluill,d Lut new
er excs'led: "a p'oiher. indaig~n,, fond and
ahectiona,e; as - HeiThbor, social hospitaL;a
and generous: rs . mistress. kind and cunsid-
crate IA the extreme and, above all as a Chris
tan sh" lived uP TO the requirements OF her
profession, Yielding " Hing obedience to tho
commands OF IN" Holy One. in whom We live.
aud move. and have our being" Ia her lar,
days. though bowed down with age and the
heavy hand Of disease, she never murmur,d leu,
bore her suferirgs Nth Christian for,tude and
resignation. Thus she was enabled in the sad
honr 81 dissolution, TO welcome the messenger,
AMI without fang TO bid adicu to tue fleeing
yaniiies Of lie.
LIFT iONG TEIESp.
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We attach little or no importance to the
political antecedents Of men. provided we
have good reason for believing that their
record was made with earnest heart, for
honest ends aud in the line Of duty, rs il,
had been given them to understand their
duty. Our solicitude is not to find out
what men said or how they stood ten years
ago. but wha, they say and how they stand
now-uot about last years crop. bu. abou,
this years crop. Hence the infiamed ut
,ersnees of Mr.. Greeley agains. democra-
cy and the South. which are now being
6shed up TO lead estray weakened demo-
ocrats and to assist the desperate fortunes Of
Grant. passes US by IS The idle wind, and
as the idle wind would continue to pass
Us BY were they ten times as bitter and
,rueulent as they are. We quarrel with no
man becaEss he differed with and Tough,
us ten years ago. Besides. we have q
distinct recollection Of having heard very
many honest democrats cuss Dir. Greeley
ten years ago quite as bitterly as he ever
eussed them. So. the cns.ing 10 abou,
equal. and even il il Is not. ought i. to 60
on forever and forever? Are hatred. and
contentious to have no end 3? Blu. We are
wandering fiom our point. Itsrrns on, that
the supposed usieranees Of Mr.. Greelsy in
regard to Southern traitors finding pow.
srsyas their 6resides. "ese,. e.c was nei,h.
sr written nor approved BY him. but uere
written ey writer, nor IN excellent
Grant man and epployed in high plass on
that excellent 0saas paper, The New York
Ever'ng Pss'@
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DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE
PRIMARY MEETINGS.

Ia accordnnce with ~. reeom,uen1a.
'"n ri he 9's'e Central Com ni,'ca. NJ the
r.",iue held in BALTIMORE on the 9th al
3H'v. 1879. The Damocrs.ic Conservative
Voters of &, Marv's county sre requested
"a assemble in Primary Meetings. ., the
n.nsl rlac.. Of voting, 10 their respective
FFecffor Districts.
{" SATURDAY,. TIE I7sh day Of Az:
'-t-e'- GUST 1872,
AZ O'Clock. p NJ. for the purpose of se-
Letting Ten Delegates to represent then,
= Caun'y Convention. to be held in
I.cnnardtown.
On SATURDAY, ne 2;m day IF AZ.
GUST, 1872. E
az o'clock. p. NJ, whose drtv ii win be
=" srpoin, THREE Delegates 70 represent
st. slary's county Ia the State Conven.
ton. to be held IN Baltimore City.
On WEDNESDAY, tie Hi day O,
81, SEPTEMBER. 1872,
which VIII hsvA TIE power 70 selec, Flee
,"rs n President and Vice-President oil
'he United States Also. % send dee
oates 10 Congressional Convention.
which will ASSEMBLE a, E!licott City. OIL
WrpsrsnAY, 'he 4M Of StPtemLCr. BY
order o. the Democratic Central Commit
tee for st. Mar,'s county.
JOHN F. DENT
Chairman.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

THx Arcusr ALPINE is ne good as n run into
the country, and we should not be surprised 10
learn that il had gained thousands ofsuhscri-
bcrs among those who are too busy to take a
summer jaunt. Perkins illustrations Of the
Rayn ondskill, for example, are the finest pie.
Cos Of rural scenery that We have ever seen IN
The AtpiSs. There are FIVE in all; one full-Pnge
representing the Falls, and the other minor falls
and sheets Of water, which anglers know ar.
popped with front, and whirh they are Wild
over. Another full-pagc, drawing is The Old
oaken Bucket, By John :. Davis. 2 delicious
bit Of country life, illustrating Woodworih' $
vel known poem better than it has ever been
done before. Burlings Blue Birds is .
dainty bit Of nature. Another glimps Of ma
ture-not at aid ainty-is ''Cary's Old Squaw
Founding Cherries powerful realization OF
the condition Of woman among the Indiaus--
Besid-s these, We have The Coursship Of Miles
S,aI.dsh, or rather the courtship Of John Al
den, from the poem Of that name Q .'(iypsy
Girl at her Toilet = 1.-THE Forrs,er's Happy
Family" after Guido Hammer and o spirited
view ef'rThe Minister at Jim" The L,era-
ture Of the nnmber Is fully mp % les Art. here
Ia capital Russi an story, Married In Snow
Storm from the Russian of Push,sin, BY W.T.
liam Psrrival; a touching Spanish story, ''Ia-
laio.'' from the Spanish of FuIrio=o. by Helen
s. Couant, "Werse fhsn SMALLPOX" bright
and luminous Ansriesu sscrv, BY Lucy Ellen
Guernsey "a char ming description of RAYMOND
skill sad its envirous nv the poe, S'etrnan IA
Few Vor';s on Angling in he came. vein nv
Henry Richards ain the Woods, " q PLEASANT
little essay, by ". W Bsil, .Ismp,:yh,, :"
another essAy. BY Julian Hawthorne third
on ''Biee Birds By the artist Brriinv; and a
fosr;h on Hunting snsiss - By Or T. v. Cean.
There are eai,orisl, On s-The Ola oateu Bucket. ~
The Minister al Tim" '.wonsn's Place"
'Gypeies." ard .'rhe Furestsr's Happy Family:
and careful rcrirws Of Nistrars N:rslo, and
Sharp Studies in Poetry. Besides ,hce papers
there are thrce errelfeni poems, Two. bS Ms.
julia Z. r Dorr beside theS bv Nrs NARY
L. Bradley ard The SraTrpwS' CITY, hYGesxxe
Cooper. @Whv-e THs AtpixE gets 80 maciI cH6d
peoiEy is q nysiery which none Of oaE olfHr
rragsIiues are able 10 solve II never PRINTS q
poor one, while they rrin. n,,le else The SUI
sc<Sptiee pei0 10 s. per annna. which inesedes
an eleSsai OH chscms. aad toe pabi s~rx are
Arc Su.ica ca, q llsr,y s. n l.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

TAsIEArx AND CHaRAprs.- tho ,rr.
pose ct the young ladies' Of our village
ever foremost aud earnest in every GOOD
~oTk. to get up sn entertainment for
the benefit Of st. Aloysius' church in our
Town on Friday. the 10th instant. IL fair
u not. The frs. fair day thereafter. The
entertainment will be given in the Cour,
House aud will consis, Of Tableaux Cha.
rade'. plays. etc. The last entertainment,
ct this kind. under the same ausnice. Wa.
an eminent success. both financially and
srs'sf'eaily. and we hazard little in ssyin,
that the ono under notice will be ditto :
Fuller particulars given in our next,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

A NEiooSx GUssr.-6oot ncsic is al~,,.
~siccrns. asd especially when i, appears in a.
neat and cheap form as in whitney's Musical
Guest. This is = monthly Journal devoted L,
music and musical literature and no ~h,rr c.,
- much choice music, in srch a variety. ana
prin;ed in 80 neat form. bv fouad a, So low
rvise. The iesnst aunier contains an ,,cr,,
ls:tecccan, cf the Feac- iut.',r. ~. fourth -.
iicle Of Life in S'uh.." aud other .HtrrsS,;,-
sketches two very pretty Songs, The Good
Time Coming" bv Abbey. and II i,,'r Snow
White Hands are Folded by Sha,,uek. s,s,h.
er OF gr. Matthias fne compositions "l.,ls
BrreEe Waltz" amt Blue Bells SLot,isrhe -,
Frank Howard The Above music ranuo, !.
ohsiuei elsewhere for less than 81 -, Will.
the GueS' IS bu, 81 90 per wear Send ten cent?
fprsgecmea copy 70 the publisher. ". W. VIII,
ney, fo:edc q.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WHEAT--The mafke; for whoa, opeued
dull, and prices dc lined fer one or two DAYS,
when better ieclin. was observed with an in
creased demand, part for shipment, and prize,
rallied AMI to-day are IN cents above the Lowest
point, aud the market Closes firm at our quota
iIons below The receipts haze been liberal
mostly Of red. and all that Was Offered wa. rca,-
iy taken. Tbs sales Of Southern fno,ed up
10000 bushels a. follows; g. 600 choice white
at l65faI15 cents 900 good 20 prime DO st
l5efa.6o cents, : 600 common TO fair do Al.
lIotasl41 cents, -. 900 amber ~ lsOTs. 20 cen,
22.eo0 good To- prime rrd at SEA- is3 cents ami
10000 common 10 fair do. at 1900. $50 cent. :.
] he receipts OF Western ausou ted h, less tbn N
5000 bushels aad the sales reported were so
white at $3.50 los cents, D. COO amber at ls0E..
les cents, and 200 good red at ii5EaisO Genie
We quote prices to-day ~ follows, VIZ: For
Southern whiie At lTOta IS cents Tor choice. nj
l5JeSl6S oents for good TO prime, and I4eH4,
lao cents FOR common to fair; do. red Mt 1880
40 Goats for amber. a. 1900 leo cents for good
TO prime, and l35fa,li5 oeais for con.ncu 10
fair. We quote Western choice " hite and am
Der NJ inS cent, and good TO prime red aud
white AT ls5fa,l55 ccaia.
COhS The market fsr Corn has been IN
settled during the week, aud al the elo.e South
ern white is ca cents ioser, and Western uix-
ell sts.4 cts higher. The receipts continue TO
fab OF and do no, arrouai 10 over X. oOo bush
els, Of which $1,000 tasheis were Wr,i.rn =
The ssirs foo,sa up 50. 900 bushels Of al Kind.
Hs follows: $1,000 Southern white at T0if7T
els, a,vui do yellow a, satayG4 CENTS and 200
do mtxed At esNGss cents; $4,000 Western
mixed IN Elevator at 81 c. cents. 6 600 do. on
traes ~ 81 cent?. and 900 No. mixed in FL
eSaior At % 'ersss- AT ih- etusr the market is
STEADY, and We quote prices to-day AS follows ::
Southern white eta ssa,s. do yellow al 6.@,
~ cents, Western mixed In Elevator a. s2Gso %
efn's, and on track a, ela.s: cents, azd No >
nixedts Elsyusog u 90 cenu. | II :
OATS The receipts OF Western Oats have
fallen %, and with . fair demand pSices hare
improvsd New Soashera arrive. more ftes'v,
and IN the hrsi Of TIE we-a- prices gave WAY .
trife,r bat uiiisdy - the rloee. The xars ~e-e
90 bnsheis Southern at 3s(9s 4: cents 5000
mixed Western a q ess,st sad . coo LriSh, do.
~ i!Eei' ,ta;s The makes eesa frD aod
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

THE MAINLAND FAassR -Ths Augns. mum
her Of this Agricultural Monthly is received,
and like its preaecessorsis full Of h.ghly ia-
s,ruc'ive matter 70 al who are engaged in rural
pursuits. This number is handsomely iAGssra-
ted. ard treats Of Agriculture, Horticulture.
Live Stock, Grapes Poultry. pairy, Household
aud Domestic Asairs, . special Chat With the
Ladies, &c. We commend the MAINLAND FAR-
xrR ,eerery person engaged in rural pursuits
and advise all Who feel al interest in Agrieal-
tnFe or in Domestic Ecooomies to subscribe to
this valuable Journal. - its los prize 81 80 per
year. or 81 only TO clshs If ere, pits /; in the
power Of all to do So Ezra " hitmaa, pabiish-
CT, Baltimore; :. Sands Mills, Conducting Edi-
tor; ". ". w. Bowie, Associate Editor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

Tue MARCH OF ErEs.s and
Circumstances. bearing upon the coming
presidential election. are crowdiug so quick
and dick upon the public ,bsti, 10 diih-
cult even for journslist TO keep pace With
them. The stampede from Gran, to Gree
ley beats anything in the vsy Of ground
and lofty tumbiing" that has ever been
either read or heard Of. II is confined to
no special hole or corner nor to any par
,icular class or condition Of life. Not to
North Carolina slone nor to humble reo-
PIE is this ..sEedsddfing" limited. Eve
~ section of our "unbourded continent"
seems to be moving. and grave and pious
ssnassss-aad-esssisss -sad astuse -mesns
bers Of Congress-like sumner sad Backs
for iDstancc-3re M, asha med to be eat chit.
With quicfened pulse and expanded nos-
TIL. in desperate run for the Greeley
Headquarters. Dropping sll inflated Ian
guage. if plain people are at preses. 10 be
surprised ct anything. nothing could have
surprised them more than the recent let
.erscf sumpcr and Banks and the late avt
alapche which has over:aken the radicals
in North Carolina Flout or sneer as you
wiii--run after Grant or OF to Louisville
as you may-the PEOPLE have made up
their minds to have at least one presiden-
.ial trial Of peace and good will in place
of the ha,reds and contentious of recent
var AMI present misrulc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD Some
forty or fifty hands. from Virginia. eros
sed the Potomac ncar Smiths Point and
passed through our town on Tuesday last.
en- rout" for the line Of the Southern Ma
ryland Railroad They were in charge of
a boss. and are to be employed in grad
ing this road between BrandywiAe, in
Prince Georges. and Point Lookout. in
81. Marys county. We understand that
the company having this road in band have
been pushing the work ahead quite ener-
getically. and this addition to lis force Of
labore,s gives promise Of an early compile
ton OF the road -Pon 7oIucco Times.
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fhe.e Sseses are taken frorn the ea,!a-e
Of the Baltimore and Pctomas railroad.
and fsuhsais shcy mot satisfy sny man
af ssnsc of she utter ab<nrdity OF she ssssc-
nents and promisss Of our orponsass -
cftcu rsiierated. and Of the fsss that Che
ebminasiussss and their friends Rave ia
ex.ricably involved skenrsclves' in a qesg-
hire Of Inconsistency IL no, wersesA BY de-
parting from the time hcnored castou Of
Maryland officials. Of acting IN strict uni-
formi,y with Law
five had no, the advantage of an agree
ment wt,h the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road. through Col. Scott. for the use of
she terminus Of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac road at Washington it would be
mole than idle to promise to build road
into Washington in less than four or five
yesrs. Bs, tia, arrangsnsnt saves US the
necessity Of an outlay of s 500. 900 be-
tween the Eastern Braush and cur depo,
in Washington. Our opponents cndsav-
ored, az nc are informed. 10 make some
arrangement With Colonel Scott. hut fall
ed. and by tina, failure every prnsr"c, Of
their being able to build a road into NASH
incton vanishe. forever.
As for ourselves. who are now pushing
this week with all our energy. have only
TO sap thar we did spt obtain any control
If the capital stock Of the Southern Mary,
land railroad until March last. and I think
il must be admitted that we have demon
sttated our purpose 10 redeem our promise.
namely, IN build road to Washington
without delay
We determined to abandon the line OF
the preliminary survey made in 1865, aud
We had to run an entire new one Our
engineers had to be very careful in this
work. and have been unable 10 lay out
the line fast enough TO enable our con,rac-
tors to put on all the force they desired But
for ths, fact the greater par, of our road
would have been graded. That impede
ment is now over. and we will have over
one thousand men on the road within If
teen days or three weeks
| have troubled Won with this inordi-
ua.ely long letter because l want you to
think over this whole matter. do not
believe your people realize 10 the full OK.
'e"' t"c iIIp"I'a"Se VI '"'s "oih vi your
county. II they did I do not think that
such Spectacle could have been witness
ed as was exhibited in Leonari,own On
the 25.h rlt and 9th inst. namely, that
of vast ring being formed for the avow-
ed purpose OF Carrying a measure the ef-
feet ofwi,icli was to retard the progress Of
the great work
Yours truly.
t fSi,nedNH G. F,yr
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IsIklsr Ctrs,-I. is proposed tina, the
" ends ofthe Baltimore nominee. in Leon.
ad'o"n district shall meet a. the Cou,,
House on Saturday evening next. the 10Th
instant: to organize q campaign club TO
pas aud keep the democratic bal, in 81.
we motion IN our county until after The
residential election. Coun. US in. lie.
'."'l'r m'e''ngs 30 convened aud .inil,,
e's's organize in every di.,ris. Of N.
county. 1t 10 said. there is time for Al,
'A'ae'' and We are sure the time for eight.
ing has come.
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Asers. Editors The mass Of irrs.e-
'saue bitter misrepresentation znl perpcn-
slaaessien tina, appears IN the last, Bea-
COS ender the sigusssre offs. J. C. hsra-
ly sss reply. rs will - suiseienay ap-
pafs uP~a cc~parison With she article
10 az1ila "a those Who win take the trou-
be sode 30. We gave the article to the
puss'e 10 be judged upon its merits. with
the request tn you TO give our name to all
who desired it. ~ authority for cha. was
state, and We assume tho responsibility
TO pGke or answer for all assertions made.
We re will merely reiterate and add. that
the Commissioners granted this order in
Persee Ignorance Of the financial condi-
,'ion fthis Company, Of their selvepcyor
asaisy to cDnssrsc. tie road. and knt,c
nothsss OFFICIALLY. exeep. that they hai a
Charter. beyond the simple assertions made
them ~ interested parties that. il.ey had
a p4ifpn Of throe-four,hs land want OF
epsed mores efthe tax payers Of
Ss. zhiedes Dfsesict protesting .gain& j, ;
that the public were lulled into security
BY me assurance Of Commissioners that
they would vote against this measure even
to the last hour. and that this order was
passed by interested Commissioners. some
Of whom were acting as Agents Of this
Company at the time Will the people
sanction such acts? II is said that there
are safeguards around it-that the stock
canno, be drawn uu.l the Road has an
Express train" on it two years hence. -
In reply. will the wolf cease sucking when
he tastes the blood IF influences can be
brought to bear so suddenly to pass this
order. cannot the same influences over
come similar obstacles or greater ones
"by ways that are dark and tricks tha,
are known" so well to railroad manipula.
tors? Cannot tho same combinations and
influences send Delegates to Annapolis to
alter this law and to authorize the issue of
the bonds Of the county to Re levied on
the taxable property to complete this road:
What We say Of this Company We would
say the same Of any Company under SINH
lar circumstances. We have no animnsi-
ty against it. saving and excepting the
means they employ to attain their ends
Our friend Don Quixotte on the scribbing
highway. with pen poised and .eyes in
frenzy rolling" must excuse us. 1t is
written that thou shalt no, bear false Wit
ness against thy neighbor." and we will
quote the old tale of 1.-The viper and the
hie." His production reminds us Of Frank
Webcr's analysis Of AUNT Judy"-all
wind and water. Ialc.
SENTINEL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

ARRIVALS At NockEs HorEI Miss
Nellie. McGraw. Miss Mary McGraw. A.
p Simms, J. J. Higgins, II. ID. BARLEY.
Mrs. H. u. BARLEY. Miss Began. J. H.
Breresou. L. Lowe. Benz. Schsar,-. ii.
Cohen. T. Duffy. W. D. Hardes,er. D.
O'Brien. Washington. D. CIR. Il. Gran
deb. Hartford county. James Diseoe.s w.
A. rGi.seosk. Balsiocre, VI. p. Bradley.
Georgetown. D. C.; ". s. Moore. s..
loni.. No. 49, =
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t>isned) #. G. FASr.
CHARLOTTE HALL, july IS. 1879.

CHARLOTTE HALL. July Is. 1879.
Messrs. HON. WIGGINs Il Co, Contrac-
tors Southern -Mrylaad Il. IL. Washing
ton. ID. y.
GENrLrMEx Our work is progressing
finely. Mr.. Duaner tchief eng inecrl will
next week make call on you for three
hundred additional men. as by that time
he Is confident the location will b.: ready
for this ADDITIONAL force Won had better
secure the mcn At once the additional
one hundred men being sent "u sections :
AMI :, AMI the force here. added to the
number YOU are To send next week. will
Increase our payroll nearly six hundred
men. The engineer corps say they will
Within two or three weeks, give US work
Tor one thousand men. The re-
action in public opinion here is great :;
every body is now satisfied that the road
will be promptly built.
l"u's respectfully.
\. T., CnE>owkTH.
SAB Contractor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

CORRECTION In the last issue Of our
paper. in announcing :he marriage Of Jo-
.-ph \. Dean to Miss Adclire Hunting
ton. We crroneously named Rev. Father
Pscciarini asthe officiating clergyman
y 'h"n'd have been the Rev. J. b. Ped
e,upe,.
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''ro BE WEAK Is MISERABLE. +"

10 RI WEAK Is MISERABLE"
Never was truer sentence written than
this-surpo>ei to he wrung from the Arch
tiesd Ia his impetence and agony. Every
victim ef$ervous desi!ity. or Of that d.
pressing hngacr which is one o. xhe &c.
compartments of dyspepsia and biliousnes.,
can testify 60 Tho misery Of mind aud body
which thew involve The motive power Of
the system is partially paralyIcd: the
mind is haunted by anxiety and fear AMI
the sufferer is as incapable Of arrlyin,
himself energetically to any kind of bus;
ness as If he were under the henunhinr
influence ofca,alepsy. This terrible men.
tai aud physical condition need not. how.
ever. be endured for for'y-eight hours hv
any human being PLANTATION Brrrrrs
is an absolute specific for all the ,ormen's
which \ dcrangcd stomach. a di>ord re
liver, and shattered nerves, supcrinducc
fs-The worst Coughs yield. as if Lv
magic. to the wonderful curative power If
DR.. Picrcc's Golden Medical piscoycsy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

"staf sss"'ss.--fhe L. s. couusro,,,
o. Agriculture in his 1870 repo., saw, ~
farasr 4 Cos "ExSs.sior. made !, s.,,,-o
- 90 rs.'er sa'eai Tin MARYLAND ana VIZ
has ~'snt: Ne goca opiuiun 81 s.ns. ana
sa.a an, ether FERTILIZER. arpss.d !. II. ~, ~
.. I;o fsa-ds rer acre. IL hsxssn. AZ. ,;.s.;-
q. a-vs ard tere6ss The sn-r.sS>
les s'ef ofclese' % perrss,rr = A7Sssa' :.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

WHEAT Crowns Use tie 'rNc,I>ior'' On, .
10. manufactured bv J. J. Turner 80 ir,,,
wish ,o grow large crops; loo pounds II il ara
equal TO from :0O to 300 pounds OF any other
fertilizer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08
As happy prologue to the swelling act
OF The imp.ria! theme.

WHEAT GRowExs. DO not jeopard'ze your
crops, this year, BY using un'ried f.rtiIizers.-
The "Exceisior." manufactured hv J. J Turner
& Co., has been nsed successfully for the pas.
thirteen years and il is the best.