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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-22
A MaDDENED BEHEMOTH.

FrIghtful Scene In u Menngerle-A hh'-
noceros Breaks from the KING
Knocking Down the Seats and me
nIenaRerie Tent-T~o Men Killed ana
Seven injured.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-22
CEIILLS AND FEVER +?
SILVER SPRINGS, NEAR ocALA. FLA.,l

SILVER SPRINGS, NEAR ocALA. FLA..l
March l,lS7l.
MKssRs. DowIE. NOISE DAVIS. CHARLESTON,
s. U-Dear Sirs: regard NOISES FEVER AND
AGUE Pills as n certain cure. and q blessing 70
ali living In the maariuus districts OF the south,
and particularly IN the everglades OF our State.
Very respectfully. yours,
JAS. b. uWENS, n. d.
KrsdsrREE, 8. o.. December 81, 1870.
Mr.. B. F. NOISE. CHARLESTON, >. U;6DeaT Sir:
INV practice this iall, and have never In the first
instance failed to relieve my patients: lave
now frequent calls In my drug Store FOR them, and
always recommend them, anu VIII WIN tne nspptssb APPLES
tirn OF Knowing that your "Fever and Akue
Pills, have relieved many under nv treatment,
when other medicines That have Tried have
J. 8. BR0CKINGTON, NJ. D.
MERcArURs, BARNwBLL DIST, 8 C.,(
July IL, 1871.
Mr.. B. F. MoIsE-Dear Sir: Ii, reply to your
onestjon ns 20 what has been the succsss OF your
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, that We been sold
by us, we would say as far as we know, they
have given entire satisfaction. Weshall continue
" ''''''' Yours, respectfully,
W.T.. BLANTON 4 SON.
-. NEAR GREEN POND, 8. Il Y. R-R-
November IL, 1870.
Mr.. B. F. MoIsK-Dear Sir: am glad to say
YOUR FEVER AND A0UE FILLS are all you clalIn
FOR them. have used them IN my family and on
INV place, and In every case they have proved Ell.
feclual; some uf the cases had fought chronic,
as they have lasted over TWO yeas. Ia no case
was more than single box required, aud In no
case has the disease returned, anu It is over three
months ago SINGS used them.
Yours, &c, h. n. WliSoN.
GouRnrN's DEPOT N. E. r. r., Sep. 10. 1871.
MHssRs. DowIg M0Isg b DAVIS -Slrs: nm I'm
proving In health almost as fast as GIN, lahoflng
under different old chronic diseases. l tooE
NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS. agreeable 10
diI ections, and find them the Lest medicine
have ever taken and they have male complete
cure OF Cnills and Fever on me, and my case was
one Of the worst.
Yeur humble servant.
WILLIAM ]. BRADLEY,
Teedee Railroad Bridge Keeper.
They contain no arsenic or poisonous ingre-
dients of any kind-nOthiDg In the least degree
inIurious to the system under any circumstances
land may be administered with perfect safety
to an infant.
They never fail to care the most obstinate case
when taken as directed.
sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
DOWIE. MOLE Il DAVIS.
ProprleIors aud Wholesale Druggists,
May3o-ths5no ohariesloh' D. "
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

a SoLrIER's fARS.-A party Of SOL
dicrs were sitting together, talking of fthcir
adventures during the war, and .. is rencr-
ally the case. some pretty hard yarns wers
told. The conversation finally turnci on
promotions. when . tall Teuton broke forth
With: '1'lliell you something abou. that.
boys. When inina.l the cavalry h,dnt
been long in this country. and didu't an
derstand much English. We were sent
up in the Valley. and at tho battle Of
Winchester we were ordered to charge a
battery. Well. tn" captain gave the or
der 20 charge and away we wen. In fnr
style. The Johnnies opened on us with
grape and canister. Many horse tum-
bled over. and plenty of saddles were emp
tied That didn't make anv difference; wa
went straight ahead. Suddenly the captain
gave the order 81 retreat, The whole
company turned aud went back except mo,
You see didn't understand the order. 81
| kept on and charged right in among
them; and. By Joe, I captured the whole
battery and brought it on mvself Now.
I'll tell You how it turnei ont. The mkt
dav the captain was made a major. to.
first lieutenant was made a captain. an,a
-" We'll. what did they do for youy-'
inquired listener. Why. they IN, nn
in the guard house because wouldn't tel
lie"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

Sr. MAINS FlN,Lr SEMINARY.
/ following is the report of the President OF
the Board Of Trustees Of 81, Mary's Fc-
male Seminary, presented to the Senate
by Mr.. Downs few days ago and refer
red TO in our last
( IT, the Honorable.
The General Assen,Ny Of IKrrsl.n5
The Trustees ofS,. Mary's Female Sem
mary. respectfully report to your Honor
able Body, that all the provisions aud re-
quiremcnts Of the Act Of the General As
scmbly of 1868. "Endowing st. Mary's
Female Seminary" have been fully and
faithfully complied with.
Since the last biennial report to the Leg
islaturc OF the State. the term of scholar
ships Of the ten young ladies first elected
| according TO the provisions Of the Act Of
Endowment. has expired, most Of them
having finished their courses TO the salts
faction Of the teachers of our Seminary:
and we take great pleasure in informing
your Honorable Body. that some Of tho
young ladies' have since become very efh-
cieut teachers in the public schools Of our
State. The trustees have made arrange
ments for the gratui,ious education Of three
young ladies selected from the county one Of
whom. will. after the expiration Of the pres
ent scholastic term. become very acccpta-
bic anl efficient tu..,L,.. Dy sl- ---..S
drawing oftlc Comptroller ofthe State. The
following counties were declared entitled to
scholarships in the Seminary for three
years. from the lst of Aprii last Charles.
Calvert. Prince Georges. Hartford, Talbot.
Caroline. Worcester. Somerset. Allegha-
ny, and second Legislative District OF Bal
timorc City All tho counties have taken
advantage Of the Act of Endowment. and
their appointees are now receiving all the
advantages Of the Institute, which still re-
mains under the charge of the same corps
Of accomplished and able teachers. The
last annual report Of the Principal OF tho
Seminary, to the Board Of Trustees. rc-
preseut its condition as fourishing.
We have the further pleasure ofintorm-
ing Your Body that the grading and sod
ding Of the river banks at the north end
ofthe Seminary haze been completed. which
has addc! much to the beauty Of the situ-
alton. and we think will be a very efficient
preventive Of further washing Of the banks
by surf or tides.
The Seminary building and surround
ings are in fair state of preservation.
they will require some repairs during the
next vacation. which. however. we will ba
able to accomplish without asking aid Of
the State.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
CHAPMAN BILLINGSLEY.
President.
St. Mary's county. March lst, 1872.
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50 MANHOOD /:
WoEr Lost. Non Restored.

Just published. a new edition Of DR TrIvEp-
WELL 5 CELERRArEp Essay on the radical cure o,
certsin weak ncsSes. the effects of Errors and
Abuses in carly life.
Tie celebrated author. in this admirable e.
say. clearly demonstrates from thirty wears
succc>s sful practice, that ne alarming ronsequen-
ces "f such errors and abuses may he radically
cured without the dan Eerous Of internal med
igire or Ire application of the knife pointing
ont mode of cure nj once simple certain, and
effcc:ual bv means OF which every sufferer, nc
matter what his condition may be, may curt
himself chcap'v, privately. and radically.
80 THIS ncturc should fc in ,ie hands O
ever youth and every man in the ,aui
Sent under seal in plain envelope 10 anv ad
drcss. ros'p1!!on receip; Of six ccrts, or twt
: osl stamps.
Also ~. Culverweil,s Marriage Guide,
price * cents
Address the Publishers
CUAS J. e. KLINE& co.
- Howerv. New York. Post-Of!ics Box I. $50
Jan -, ls72-Iy@
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Act shall be advertised in ali the news.
papers Published in said counties for two
mouths preceding the mex, election TO be
held for members of the House Of Dele
gates. and be subiec, TO tht approval Of 4
'saalcrity Of all the members elected 10
each House Of the General Assembly of
Maryland at its next session after said
election.
Aud be It enacted. That the tax to be
levied upon the assessablc property of eac'.
of said counties for the payment ofprinci-
pal and interest Of said bonds shall no.
exceed in any one year .airty-fve cents on
the hundred dollars.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

TT Thr Right Rev. Robert DaIy.
Bishop Of l'sshei. died recently. and the
sad event recalls ludicrous incident Of
years long past Lord Thomas Fi'sger.
aid, or ''Silken Thomas" a. he was cal
led, was accused OF setting fire to the Ca
thedrnl cf Cashel. and made a singular
defence nv saving :hst ''he did set fre 20
the buihiins, has he ,hoasht the arch
bishop was in il" Ga this consideration
he thought the aEair was not an unmi,i-
gated outrage.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28
I.exss.p A,er,osrr,.

ID n ErwAsnS, s@sisg qaaliied IS an
h. AuctsS.eer actotdiAs' 70 the License
Laws OF ,hc United STATES, gives notice ihs, he
url a,sess.,o the sale OF all real az pexssnal
sroHss.y that s=s he offered ai paslie sucton
,aSs Mari $ connly. Address, L Mskdwarss,
Grva, Mills 7 ~, 5, Nsrs. ecur'v, M.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

Rcarding House.
EERs. HAYDN ana MRs POLK ,daush-
w crs oi VIM T Maddox E>qr., late Of
Leohardtown, Nd. having removed fr,m
Saratoga st-eetto NorthCalveristIeet No.
81 .HelrepaTedto receive
Permanent. Transient and Tn
bic EOnrders.
The house was formerly callsS the C
tlouseand is iscated above Garrgr', n
L,areb 4, lSSs-tf.
Use WINSLoW'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
- the bes; remedy ex;snI for ID, spepsia, gen
e!al del siiiy, etc, sold everywhere.
VTSE 9URDOCHS 4NTEBILl lOUs
~ Pills FOR the cure Of Bilious complaint Z.
0idS, etc. sold everywhere
TTSE CiSPiR'S FEUST
- everywhere.
srERoCGH BROS,
Wholesale Druggists,
fisb!st. near Fratts.,
GEO " PAvrs.
Eo.lI Wesi Pratt
Baltimore
Oct. -. lsss-a- -yrr1r
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28
CoNNECTICI-T MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY


CHARTERED June 18th, 1916.
Ove- 10000 Policy Holders.
Assets, SSl, ,oo0Ooo Surplus set aside for e1-
uaordiuary losses, s.. 403 23-.
Dividends after the first year from 40 TO 20 pei
cent yearly.
Death claims already paid over Sll, 900, ,000
and over 81, 600, 600 paid 10 policy holders rs
dividends
Ey economy and care this company has grown
20 be one of the strongest and most reliable in
the world II has paid over S25 600 within tht
pas; six years 10 the widows and orphans of 81
Mary county.
Applications made and all information fur.
nished by me nj NV Office or by mail.
Es- Policies issued on any one life from one
TO twenty-five thousand dollars.
JOS. II. KEY,
Dec I, Is.l-;f. Agent.
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READ THISl

Saturday Night is a large eigh, p,v. ,.,.-
containing forty columns ofihe be<, renJi,g n
. Yer, cteganiiy printed on fine " hite man, .,a
neatly iIGsiraied. fNI''' anu
80, I,rty and moral tone OF Saturday Nigh,
I Is OF the highcs: order.
:. Nothing that can in the least Offend the re-
liZIous or Political belief of any one win ~ 81
loved 10 appear on its pages.
Ao".i ever! other week is commenced N.y,
p ''... trcry number contains ihe bes, Ske;,cb-
-. fo"'rv. Witty and Humorous par,granbs
Fashion Article :pr the Ladies.
ne aEs' trs TO CORES D. unienis contain inr,r-
nation "n AL >I| J"c's. Walters q: La,, Dn7,.s-
~ ard Friendly Relations. History. Aurien, and
Modern. aud every thin, connected Win ~.
'ouftShp and Marriage
IN !'ct. II IS The test Family paper published.
ana ~ p'sf success IS proof that II Is The paper
iCr every h1i,r In the Land r.
i'' sure am s.i-. r.bc TOR no other rausr up-
Ia !oI sec the Saturday Night.
AND TNIsl
Ii~mos'avc,c..1, o::Il the Faster. literary
"''h,,'s : 'r'. vi = w Sa'griry Night, It's
go" 10 ~ popularity 8 ore ~ The rlarveIs of
latter dhY journalism anil there is reason to he
.'''" i.'A' ~''"r lay Ng'tht, 4 circulation rrc.-
''F ...' iH'' -.t other IsI erin the country -
-'"''ogo R-b'ihr,n Hr5 i2.ls-l.
SATURDAY. NIGHT is IL" popular Sro-- rane- oc
iui,. eng - that cii' what he Ledger
- =, .'''. !, = ''''''..'rI ami hd~ som. Of the
d.y lis vc,.. n,,,',a. t.;, " I'.sFs q 'he
''.'.'-'A' y" l9rE G!s6e
-
- I"li''T Mr,"It Story papers
"'2', J. one "i thc Test. II has 'rowu
wi'atn two or three years into an immense circu
n'"'h winch Is constantly increasing The
80 IN saturday Night are ALWAYS interest
ING. -" nr'cF immoral in their tendency -
-" '"Tf >Fn. i1r' 5. ISL.
!. '"'UI'i'r Night has monopo'iz"d nearly all
."e A""d "tI'ets of the country, and bids fair
w. t., ~" all The rcadcrs n'so. Is present
90 +'!"A - at. .t ~ nun SATURDAY.. Night
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NO. g,

son guilty. Of violating the law. wi,hou.
namins such person.
Section Q. And be it enacted That
the proceeds Of tie scle % any rropcrsv
forseittd as aforesaid. with ali fncs inpos-
cd and collected under this Act. shall af-
ter paying the expenses Of the seizure.
condemnation and sale, be divided. one
fourth to the Sheriff or any Constable
making the seizure. one-fourth to those
aiding In making the arrest and seisare.
snt the remaining one-half to the Board
os School Commissioners for Saint Msry's
county. for she use Of the Primary Schools
,see sssd county . and ~aea ~aAsby ~sy -;s:-
zenor citizens. .onc halfofthe net proceeds Of
sale after paving the charges as aforesaid.
shall be pail over to the captors. TO l.,
equally divided between them. aud the re-
naming half thereof. to be paid to the
ScLoo! Commissioners Of said county 70.
the purposes above named
Section 10. And Be il enacted. Tha,
this Act snail take etfec; from the date OF
It's passage.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28
N.r is The Time 10 .SuJscyiJe :
Saturday Night

! he test OF ali the Weekly Psrers Published:
Every Story, Every sketch. and every Article
Printed IN Saturday Nighti: original. and wr,;-
.fh expressly Tor It's columns by the bcs, ,alen,
tiat money can procure.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

TNHE STORE HOUSE and LOT and FARN
u known as Red Gate, located on the mai
road iesdirg TO the Factory, arc for lease. Fol
particulars in reeard 60 iisae. terms and ccudi
tioss, apply to
JOHN T. HARRIS.
March -, IsT:-s~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

IT. E"6,r"1's &rrSty arNinn RrSolrcni
has nado lie n"sI. astonishing cures 50
Cuirk So rapid are the chan cS the body nm
tergocs unaet the inGu,nCe uf ,hiS tr,.lv
wUuGc' iri H.,Gi,.fc. that tN"rv tuy IN III
,L.a:e Lm nreL ~ MAl-Mr Is ..r. - .--i
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28
Notice to Taxpayers

Persons indebted TO me for State and Count,
Tsxes for years 20 aud II, are notified that
unless settlement for same are made on or BE
fore the lst Of March. lSs2. shall proceed TO en-
force such collections by law without dssSsini
nation,
WHIT. HAMMETT.
Feb. sth, ls7:--uat
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

The steamer GEORGEANNA will. on and az
THURSDAY. Jan. IS 1872. leave Baltimore
from Pier ., Light street, EVERY THURSDAY.
A. =. ", arriving n Alexandria, Washington
and Gcorgctowl Oh Sa'vrlly Of each week
Returning win leave Washington every MON
PAY, At : 4. W.. arriving in Baltimore every
"Wednesday Wornng
Fr.lght received daily. or days OF leaving un-
Ii! !! ". For further Information apply -
{. 7. IRVING. Agent.
l::s gi.: street.
Jan 25ih lsT2-if
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HE.ti 7Ui BEiE-TItt

strong ard rutc t..h tlooj -,u,rraSc of r. sh anl
~r'il'--'I"'' skin and hcau'f". {. m..,N.au
seLurra TO AL.
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Business Notice.

Baltimore, Feb lsi, is12.
M E the undersigned have formed . CO
w partnership, under the name OF FRANK
y. SlMSS ( CO., TO conduct a General Com
mission Business at the cid stand Of Owen
4 Simuls, Nc. Wood street, Corn Exchange
building, and would solicit a continuance q,
the patronage so generously rendered 10 the old
frm.
FRANK X SINNS,
SNo. L. WEIGH.
Feb 5, ls.2-f.
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Jan -, lS72-3m,
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!" INTER GO0DS Satcost at the Big Brown
w Store Leersr3,e~n.
l:b -. 49,
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Cha''t- :. Z ctcru-! ~. 81! -;.,'.9as
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a4BHE

Entitled an Act 10 ssskor;s< he Count,
Consnissioaers cf 81 Nzys County,
Charles Coaa,y and P,tee Georgs'.
County, 10 subscribe 70 the <spitol stock
ofhe Washington Cy,y aad Oint Look
out Pai7road Company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-20

John Roots Bittsrs are not whisky drink
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-20
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND GREAT WEST
ERIN RAILROADS.
An Elegant Passenger Equipment.

This first class line have opened the
spring and miners campaign with the
finest passenger equipment ever seen on
this continent and with its double track,
steel rails, etc. etc., offers the most attrao-
tive route now extant between the West and
the Atlantic seaboArd.
The Day Express leaving Chicago every
morning at nine O'Clock, is made up OF the
finest coaches in America. The smoking
car is one of the regular Michigan Central
twelve wheeled coaches, fitted up elegantly
with sllthe comforts and conveniences which
delight the lovers Of the "weed" Then
comes two magnificent coaches Of the Cen
trial build, that Surpsss anything ever before
gotten out by them, and which cannot be
exceled on this continent. They differ
from the cars heretofore built 10 having the
panels run up and down the body of the
car, instead Of lengthwise, and in having
large windows ofa single light Of plate glass
each. Following these is through, or
aides car, which is one of the finest coaches
Of the pattern previously used, and is elegan
" and tassefulIy furnished throughout
velvet carpets, plate-glass windows, etc
The train has also attached an. elegan
Pullman drawing room sleeping car, which
goes through to Rochester without change
This train is fully equipped with the West
iuphouse air brake, the Miller platform an,
buffers, and is thoroughly ventilated will
the Ruttan system of ventilation.
The Atlantic Express, leaving Chicag
every afternoon at $40, or on arrival Q
through trains from the Wsst, is also fur
nished with the same style of coaches, an
has attached besides an elegant Pullma
sleeping car, which goes through to Me-
York city without change, via New YOr
Central R. R., landing passengers in tn
Grand Central depot, at 42ud ST., and 4t
avenue. The celebrated hotel car is els
attached to this train, going through
Niagara Falls and Rochester
All trains over this line cross the msgn
6cent Suspension Bridge in full view
Niagara Falls.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-20

SINGULAR EFFECT OF LiGHrxING. When
little Richard Grady, of Davenport, was
struck By lightning, Thursday last, VIZ Gun.
niugham, of that cisy, was standing within 90
feet Of bim, and felt sharp pain in his right
foot, As il hot iroa had been driven throuq h
II. Mr.. G. says he saw the boy on the
ground with mis- clothes smoking aud told
some Of the men to 90 to him. In about an
hour after this Mr. Cunningham found him
self over mile from the scene of the TRACE
dy, in Davies lumber yard He had walked
the whole distance entirely oblivious to any
thing in the world. He felt sick upon com
ing to, and took the Third street cars for
home. His foot is still numb. One of the
men employed BY Mr.. G. was working at a
distance Of forty feet from the place where
the lad was killed, and upon placing his
hand on his shovel blade, the whole palm
was burned to o blister.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-20
The Medical Pic-nin

The ladies interested in the medical pic
mic on the Island on the 22d, are hereby
notified that the following places are desig-
mated as repositories for provisions
VIM. shearsr's grocery store, G. W Par.
sons store, VIM. Welch's store, q. A. j.
MoDonald's store.
Ladies will please label their baskets
with their names and the store at which
they are left so that they may be returned
to the same places.
Omnibuses will be in waiting at the
Harper House from nine till twelve to con.
vey the ladies to the Island and from three
to six to return them. The families of ali
those contributing in any way to the enter
IAinmens are respectfully invited to attend,
also the members Of the press and the pas
tors Of the different churches.
BY order of the committee of arrange
ments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-20
BIG INDIAN ON HIS TRAVELS

A special coach on the sChicago, Rock
Island 4 Pacific Railroad attached to the
train going East this morning, contained
Red Cloud and Is of his warrior braves,
two squAws and one interpreter. They
were en- route for Washington, where they
will have . "big talk" with the mighty
Chief Ulysses. They we're a fine looking
party of americans, and seemed quite at
ease with their new surroundings. They
were dressed in the fantastic Indian style,
but most Of them had on straw hats.
Red Cloud, himself is . splendid speci'
men Of the "Noble Red man" An almost
fAul'sss physique--tAll, broad and muscular
good features and clear sparkling black
eyes united with an easy natural grace,
seem to Civ" him . natural right to super
'Or''y which but few men possess. The in
'srpre'Or is an old pioneer, who has iiy ed
ana hunted with the Indians for years,