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

The PoLIricAL OurLooK.-The clasp
ing Of hands hitherto hostile over the
bloody chasm" may be all wrong and
slso very disrcputable, but that n very
great majority of the voting population Of
this country is determined to have done
with war and warriors for the present and
:" try the effects Of a peaceful policy in the
administration ofthe Government no frank
"nd 'n'"lligen. man will now undertake
~ Cs'nssv The outlook points with nm.
'riing finger to this one direction. The
lower OF Grants ADMINISTRATION ia ALREADY
broken. II has lost the prestige Of irwin.
c'hiiity aud nothing now remains fer the
movement, WHICH va. begun at Ciucinn,-
t. aud perfected e baltimore. Lu. to act
with ordinsrr camion and vigor 10 arrive
~ assured ard overwhelming victory
Tales Mr.. Greeley dies ora conflict OF
'oree obtains in the country between this
ana Hsvcmter. nothing. TO our alignment.
~s:ch depends upon human agency can
be more certain than that he will be the
neat president Of the United States. II
IL new TOO late in :b" dav for cmbittered
@em' Gratis or embit'c-ei republicans to be-
isusa'nS hvs:erical and iyouc.l laughs a,
the personal ccrentricities of the coming
rre'ideas or to he denouncing the unusual
and extraordinary agencies which have
made him thus prominent. Whether his
election is destined to be for good or 70.
evil import to tue country NAV not now
he affirmed with ccr'ointv. the only Ger.
talnty being tha. Hcrsce Greeley will be
the next president cf the United States
aud that it will puzzle him TO make n worse
ruler il he tries than has the man he will
supercedc. So we look with hone and
eomplacency upon the coming change in
public affairs and we congratulate ourselves
that. after three successive defeats in rres.
iden.ial battles. We are once more mo,
the winning side.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

n."i &c SA"-:-y. TIC -t'h u''.u,o, at h
- 'tcoe ~ IT. .~.,-.a-.sN. Z. :. Wal. rsgr.
= ChAr'e> 7Daa,,. N WARY \ SIZE. Of
-. Ma. -sri :" cas- Al. :, dars.
Tsgs has ra>-r,l spsv N,,'hc- - ,hcs,. inter
e<,roc Inks vhs.h ~unr,-.' tie =. cilr,-n'h with
~ s;1r'erplh ~rt,-r Hu' whilst b.. friends
aid -~,s'-~~s a-r - = l.a.r .- a' i,"'~r ~
,.e &.-'t:>, . .-a-r.iy IT, rr"rrn ~ t;ca;h Of
ono : mar alG d &, t...-, 'a,y can rak~ =
melancholy J. -..>l.-e - r-E,-t.. .r. he trt.hi
resori she b. m l,ch'oi her 'or they. in her
,-.Sr c..a ;sUih' e. and p'o sre, .'...m- Rc--
So ~ LIE dead - uG o,v ~ the ord 'rr they
~ i-as.4 'hc.I atG. ani Their mp.S, SO Ill
- 'huIa. hs> M tIicad IA 'rs>,-! from a.;
.''u-> 49, ar'."t her ua-re cll.,er man. 81
o.. SO fond rs-no-"- "Ir.h ennob.e woman,
rH..rec;gT aud af-uv ~ hose 'i-t,l.' rv.u'',-..
',"ns "h, - served IN hes P-rsen.' - soften
The "a i'"rI'.cs c. huuAE life arl 1" ~ Ter IT.
enjoyment H.l.-rt't"- Agreeable >,'lr.ni. i.
thai The hand VI friendship : called ur,on 20 re-
cord -" deaA - enc 50 Is -Aly ,-;Ccm,d->,
fonilv luv"i-oi one vho., los W.ii DC more
dccTly 'clt .r wr-" src.rr ,'Iuvr,vd
Though not reVpcrrc,! hcr departure 10 aG-
other and better world has 'cfl ~ aching vo'i
~ The hearts 81 many. ve-v y .Tlv dear ones
With can nr'rt bc filled. H,- relatives aud
friends 49, Wei. r.. the community n y hi,h 81.
lived ncNrr ccssa 20 remember her many
virtues and the lovely traits of character which
belutiied a'sd adorned her walk through life
In all the essentials of a true woman her rep
utation WAS. Inds- most erviahle one ~
Il wife. she gentle amishic aud cun'ding.
owing him " Eom she hal chosen as a carnpar>
ion for lie, through evil AZ well as good rcpo-'
with devotion svLrc-lv ever egutll,d bu, new
er excslsd; ne q p'o;he-. inGglgeni. fond -ni
afectIonate; As "A aeiChhor social. hospitaL,e
and generous as mistress. K nd and consld-
crate IA tbe extreme and above all. as a CHRIS
t'an she lived uP TO the nqu,rrmeats OF her
profession, Yielding a wiling obedience to the
commands OF n" Holy One in whom We live.
aud move. and have our being" In her lasi
days though bowed down with age and the
heavy hand VI disease, she never matmaT>d. hut
bore her suntrings with Christian for,jtude and
resignation. Thus she was enabled in the sad
hour of dissolution, 10 welcome the messenger,
AMI without fahs TO bid adi,u TO tie feeling
yanIties Ct lie.
LIT long IEgTNp
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

THx ArcUsT ALPINE is as good as a run into
'he country, and we should not he surprised to
learn that i, had gained thousands Of suhScri-
bcrs among those who are too busy 10 take a
summer jaant. Perkins Illustrations of the
Eayn ondskill. for example. are the fues, pie
COS Of rural scenery that VIC have ever seen in
THr ALn'Ss. There are FIVE in all one full page,
representing toe Falls, and the other minor falls
and sheets of water, which anglers kuow ar.
popped with trout, Rud which they are Wild
over. Another ful-pagc, drawing is The Old
oaken Bucket" by John :. Davis. delicious
bit Of country life, illustrating Woodwork $
vel known poem better than il has ever been
done before. Burling's Blue Birds, is q
dainty bit Of nature. Another glimps Of na-
ture-not a. aid Ainy-is "Csrys Old Squaw
Pounding cherries" powerful resiixA,ieu OF
The coalition Of woman among the Indians
Besid-s these, We hare The Cour,ship q Mics
StaI.iish,' or rather the courtship Of John A +
dea, from the poem Of that name: . .'Gypsy
Girl at her Toilet 1.-THE Forrs,eris Happy
Family after Guido Hammer and q spirited
viesv of ''The Minister at Uin." The E,ers-
tore Of the numse Is fully mp % Its Art. hero
ID a capital Rassi an story, ''NMriei in Saow.
Storm from the EussiAn Of PEsh;sin, by VIII
liam rerrivsl: touching Spanish story, "Ia-
lalo,'' from the Spanish 81 Euleioso by Helen
S. Couant. "Werss n sn SMALLPOX" bright
aud luminous American story, by lucy Ellen
Guernsey n char nring description of RAYMOND
skill sad its enviroos by the poe, S,etrn.n "a
Few Vor':s On Angling" IN the came. vein nv
Henry Richards ain the Woods pleasant
little essay, by ". W. Baih "Lsmniyh,, I"
another essAy, BY Julian Hawthorne n third
on 'Bise Birds" by the arts. Burning; and a
fosr,h on Hunting snsiis, - BY Or r. ". Coan.
There are editorials on .-T4e oid oateu Baeke, ~
The Minister al UIm," '.womsns Piacr. :"
'-Gyrsits." arrd .sThe Fores,er's Happy Family:
and careful rcricws Of Mistrsrs Arefo, and
ShsirP's Studies in Poetry Besides ,hcss papers
there are thrce ~rceIien, poems, Two. By Ms.
Julia e. r Dosr: Besids thess~a. Sy Ms Wary
L. Bradley ard The SFsgrpws' Ciir. hyGesSgs
Cooper. wi here Tsr AspiSx gets ~ mueh rN6d
Psotgy is mysiery which none Of oar oIfRr
rrsgxrices are able 20 solve. IL never Prints {
poor one, while they rnn, Htile else The sus.
scxsptiee prior IL s. per IN nnu, vaieh incsad~s
an elegani OH ehroma. Aad- toe psbIi ls~rs ar,
DC Sctfca 4 e. u Iike-sv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

A NEicoxx Gutsr-Good al.sic is a,~.,.
~sleons. ssd especially when i, appears ia q.
neat and cheap form as IN whi,ne,'s Nus;o.I
Guest. Thi. is a monthly Journal devote, 1,
music and musical LITERATURE and no ~h,r. -,
- much choice music, in srch variety. an.
printed in 80 n-s, form. br fouad a, So Iou
prste. The iegnst numicr contains an ,,.r,,
lcataeeoan; Of the feace jub.'t-. The fourth -.
;iele Of Life in Cuba and other .n,,r.x,;,-
Sketches two very PRETTY songs, The Good
Time Coming" by Abbey, and little snow
White Hands are Folded, " by Sha,,uok. s,.,,.
er OF Nr. Ma;hins' fine compositions "t.,ls
Breeze Waltz" and" Blue Bells ShottiseAe ~,
Frank Howard. The Above music csnuo, h.
Obtained elsewhere for less rhaa 81 ~ Will.
the Guest is but 81 90 per year. SrnL ten CENT,
'fvrsPsc''nen eoPy TO the pueHsher, ". W. VIII,
uey, 1o:edo U.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

TABLEAux AND CH.RApys. ,bc r,--
pose OF the young ladies' Of our VILLAGE
ever foremost aud earnest in every GOOD
~ors. to get up sn entertainment for
the benefit Of St. Aloysius' church in our
Town on Friday. the 10Th instant. If fair
II not. The first fair day thereafter. The
entertainment will be given ir the Cour,
House aud will consist OF Tableaux Cha
fadea. plays. etc. The last entertainment,
OF this kind. under the same auspices, wa.
IN eminent success. both financially and
srt's''eally. and we hazard little in sav;n.
sn.. 'ne one under notice will be ditto
Fuller particulars given in oar next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08
DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE
PRIMARY MEETINGS.

In accordance with the recnmfnen1a.
'"n II he 3in'e Central Com n,iriee. ~ the
r-"tirp held in BALTIMORE On the 9th q.
:4u'-. 1879. The Democratic Cnnse-v.,ivr
Voters nf -, Mars rouniv ,ra requested
"a ssseh,hle in Primary Meetings. ct the
n.n.l piacs. Of voting, in their respective
EFec1'cr Districts,
In SATURDAY,. the I7'i day Of AZ.
: 'f--'- GUST 1872.
NJ o'ci"ck, p NJ. for the purpose Of se-
!'ctirg Ten Delegates TO represent them
:" Caun' Y Convention. 10 be held in
l.conardiown.
On SATURDAY. ,Ae eiM day Of AZ
GUST. 1872.
az o'clock. p. NJ, whose dn.v it win be
:" srpon, Three Delegates 70 represent
St. slary's county IA the State Conven-
ton. 20 be held IN Baltimore City.
On WEDNESDAY, tie llm day Of
SEPTEMBER. 1872, .
which VIII have the power 10 select Flee
.nrs n Presidrn. aud Vice-President Of
the United States also. % send dele
yates 10 n Congressional Convention.
which will ASSEMBLE at E!licott City. OH
WrpSrsn.Y. 'he 4M Of September. BY
order Of The Democratic Central Commit
tee for St. Mary's county.
JOHN F. DENT.
Chairman.
A,r 1s-o
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08
ANOTHER Boor UPox rnr WRoxe Foo

ANOTHER Boor UPox rnE WRoxe Foor.
We attach little or no importance to the
political antecedents Of men, provided we
have good reason for believing tina, their
record was made with earnest heart, for
honest ends and in the line Of duty, rs j,
had been gi-en them TO understand their
duty. Our solicitude is not to find out
what men said or how they stood ten wears
ago, but what they say and how they stand
now-uos about last years crop. bu, about
this years crop. Hence the infamcd ut
.ersnces of Mr.. Greeley agains. democrs-
cy and the South. which are now being
6shed up 10 lead estray weakened demo-
Ocrats and to assis, the desperate fortunes of
Grant, passes US hy rs he idle wind. and
as the idle wind would continue 90 psss
US by were they ten times as bitter aud
'rueulent as they are. We quarrel with no
man because he differed with and Tough,
us ten years ago. Besides. we have a
distinct recollection Of having heard very
many honest democrats cuss Mr.. Greeley
ten years ago quite as bitterly as be ever
cUssed them. So. the cus.ing il abou,
equal. and even il ii is not. ought il to 20
on forever and forever? Are hatrcds and
contentious to have no end Blu, we are
wandering fiom our point. It,urns GU, tina,
the supposed u,.erances OF Mr.. Greeley in
regard to Southern traitors 6udins pov.
ersy at their 6reside,, "s,c.. etc. was nei,h.
er written nor approved by him, bat we're
written By writer. new IN exeslleus
Grant "aa asd employed in high pl.s. on
that excellent Grsss paper. tie New York
Eces',g Prs.: $50
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

HoEsE Owners, ATTENTION Muse
Specific il the. horses true friend. and a
medicine Of real worth. which can be
vouched for by hundreds that have used
il. 1t is good for all inward diseases that
horses are liable to. regulates digestion,
puriics the blood. and puts the horse in
perfect health. In fac. II given according
to directions. there is nothing better
Wholesale by Candy, Gilpin 4 Co. n. w.
Cor. Light 4 Lombard SITS. Retail BY all
country stores. Prepared by Muse & Co.
N. W. Cor. Paca & German Sts., Bal,i-
more, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

SovrHrEN MAINLAND RAILROAD Some
forty or fry hands. from Virginia. eros
sed thr Potomac ncrr Smiths Point aud
passed through our town on Tuesday last
cn rout" FOR the line # the SOUTHERN Ma
ryland Railroad. They were in charge of
boss. and are to be employed in grad
ing 'his road between HrandywiM, in
Prince Georges. aud Poin, Lookout. in
st. Mars county. We understand tia,
the company having this road in hand have
been pushing the work ahead quite ener-
getically, and this addition to lis force Of
laborels gives promise Of an early compile
ton Of tie road. -Pof Tobacco Times.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

TuI MARCH on Erlx1s.-Erents ami
circumstances. bearing upon tie coming
presidential election. are crowdirg 90 quick
and dick upon the public that it is difi-
colt even for . Journalists TO keep pace With
them. The stampede from Gran, to Gree
leg beats anything in the wy Of ground
and lofty turnbiing" that has ever been
either read or heard Of /, is confined to
no special hole or corner nor to any par
;icular class or condition Of life. Not to
North Carolina alone nor To humble reo-
PIE is this ..ykedaddiing" limited. Eve
~ section Of our .'unbounded continent"
seems to be moving. and grave and pious
-Seaatsss -Aad- ssssisss cod astnse meme
bers Of Congress-like sumner snd Banks
for instancc-are not ashamed to be caught,
With quickened pulse and expanded nos
TIL. in desperate run for the Greeley
Headquarters. Dropping all inflated lam
guage. If plain people are =, preses. to be
surprised Of anything. nothing could have
surprised them more than the recent let
tersof sumpcr and Banks and the late axt
alanche which has overtaken the radicals
in North Carolina. Flout or sneer as Won
wiii-run after Grant or OF to Louisville
as you may-,he PEOPLE have made up
their minds to have at least one pre.iden-
,iaI trial Of peace and good will in place
OF the hatreds and contentious of recent
va. AMI present misrule.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WHEAT--The marke, for Wheat opeued
dull, and prices dc 'ired fer one or two DAYS
when better feeling was observed with an in
creased demand. par; fer shipment, and prize,
rallied an to-day ARE 10 GEMS above the lows,
point, aud the market CLOSES hrn at our quota
lions below. The recripts have been liberal,
mostly Of red and all that AS Offered wa. rca.;-
ily taken. The sales Of Southern footed IN
10000 bushels A. follows 6 600 choic, whit.
al l6Stal15 cents, 900 good 10 prin,c 40 =,
l5atsso cents, 600 common TO fair do At
i&otaia1 cents -. 600 amber ~ lsntsI7o en-,
2i-ooo good To prim" rcd al 5Cts ls3 cents an,i
10, 900 common 90 fair do. a. l30Es. $50 cent. .
The receipts OF Western amou aied T., les tina e,
e,Ood bushels, aad the sales reported were 3 o
white ai 1850. i IS rents } COO amber AT IsaGr.
les cents, and ], 400 good red a, i45Gdi 50 eenis
We quote pgscss to-day ~ foiloss, VIZ: For
Soeth'xa shite al l1ota 1S csnls for choice ss
l5S(s-l6S oeats for good TO prime and lssGy.
$50 ceais for common to fair; do red AT IssGy.
iIO cats Tor amber. ~ l5O(sylsO cents for vesa
To prime, and l3jtz,l+5 cents for 90 nm sr to
fair Nequo'e Western choice Will, and am.
ter n ib5 cent, and good 10 prime red and
white nj l45rr. IS ccnis-
COkS The mark ct fov Car, has been un-
settled during 'he week, aad at the cose SOUTH
err white Is Gas cents lover, and Western mix
ell S(a,i cts. higher. I he receipts COSTUME 10
fan on and do no' Arcea. 20 over IS, COO bush
eis, OF which So OO bushels were Western
The ssiss Soosed up 81, Do0 bushels of a. kinds
as follows: $4,000 Southern white al I6ts7T
cts, stun do yellow NJ Sstas64 c~nts and : go
DO. mfxed At sst1e5 cents; 20,eo9 Western
mixed IN Elevator a; 81 a c. cents, { 900 do. on
irars 81 te cent?. and 900 No mixed 10 e.
esaior at - 'ocpts AT the eirsr the EaarkeI is
steady, and we quote prices to-day as follows {:
sonthcrn y bite, ct q ssots. do. yellow At 6aa,
~ cents, Western mixed in Elevator a. saGs n
csn's, and on track at 6lta.s2 cents, and No. >
OTIS az Z ~. " 90 esa. s. -,
fallen Oh, and With iai. demand psic,s hAse
improved New Southern arrives more freely,
and N the hrst Of the we~s~ prices gave Way .
frife.r hnt rsiiisd 90 the rlne<. The ss-s we-s
900 bnsheis Soathern q, 3sGSt: cents, 5000
! mixed Western q, q cssssi aad 2 eo0 Lrish, do.
~ isGsi- ,tcis Tb. make, eess frn aod
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

The.e Sseres are taken from The osr!s-s
OF the Baltimore and Pctoa.as railroad.
.nd { suhsai, shey mass satisfy my man
sf ssnse Of ske utter sb-urdiiy Of abe STATE
neuis sud proaiass Of our epponenss -
efca reiterated. and Of the fsss that f'se
sbm ,niesiosers end their friends Rave ia-
exsrisGbly involved skes,-c,vsss in qe.e-
hire Of Inconsistency .Ei no, ~esse.A by De-
parting from the time hcnorrd custom Of
Maryis land officials. Of acting IA strict uai-
formi'y with Law
five had 10. the advantage of an agree
mens With the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road. through Col Scott. for the use Of
the terminus Of the Baltimore aud Poto-
mac road at Washington. it would be
mole than idle To promise To build n road
into Washington in less than four or FIVE
ycsr.. Bs, tia, arrangensn, saves US the
necessity e aa outlay OF 81 500. 900 b. :
tween the Eastern Breach and our del 10,
in Washington. Our opponents cndsav-
orcd, az ne are informed. - make some
arrangement eth C-.onei Scott. bat fail.
ed. and by that failure every prnsr"c, OF
their being able to build q road into " ash.
inrson vanishes forever.
As for Ourselves. who are now pushing
this wask with oil our energy. I have only
to .sy thar re did no; obtain any control
~ The capital stock Of the Southern Marv-
! land railroad until March last. and I think
il must be admitted that we have demon
s,rafed our purpose TO redeem our promise,
namely, In build 4 road to Washington
without delay
We determined to atandon the line o.
the preliminary survey made in 1865, and
We had 10 run all entire new one Our
engineers had TO be very careful in this
work, and have been unaLle 10 Law on,
the line fast enough TO enable our con,rac-
tors In put m all the force they desired But
for that fact the greater par, Of our road
would have been graded Tha, impede
ment is now over. and We will haze over
one thousand men on the road within if
teen days or three weeks
have troubled YOU with this inordi-
uately iorg letter because | van, yyu 70
think over this whole matter H. no..
believe your PEOPLE realize 10 the f-Il e1-
tent the importance Of tLis work Of YOUR
county. II they iil DO no, think tha,
such spectacle could have been witness
ed ne was exhibited in Leonari;own IN
the 25.h rlt. aud 9th inst, namely, that
Of a vas. ring being formed for the arow-
ed purpose OF carrying a measure the ef-
feet ofwtiicli was to retard the progress IL
the great work
Yours truly.
.>;.-oeiNH @ F.S-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08
iCoExuxicArxr.

/
Akers. Editors The mass Of irrele.
var bitter misrepresentation snl psrscn-
alasssiss that appears is the last. Bsa-
cos der the signsssre ofS: J. C. hsfi-
ly ass reply. as win y suaisienay sp-
pas1 uPen cc~psr;son With she article
u A. = q. ,bo.e wko win take the frou-
bic s@1s 20. We gave the article to the
passe b be judged upon its merits. with
the rsquest tn you to give our name to oil
who desired il. - authority fur what was
state, and We assume tho responsibility
70 p6Es or answer far all assertions made.
We We win merely Teitnrais and add. that
the Commissioners granted this order in
periss< ignorance Of tho financial condi.
ton u this Company, Of their selveseyor
ability 70 construct the -rosd. and kntH
nothisS OFFICIALLY. exeep. that they hsi q
Charter. beyord the simple assertions made
them ~ interested parties: ihat.,l,ey had
q pqifpu Of throe-fourths (aHd want oi
epsed more, sfthe tag payers oi
St. 9E!kS9F Ds&sies protesting agains !,
that the public were lu'led into security
by the assurance Of Com missioners ths,
they usald vote against ,lis measure even
to the last hour. and that this order was
passed by interested Commissioners. Soma
of whom were acting as Agents Of this
Company at tho time. Will tho people
sanction such acts I II is said that therr
are safeguards around it-that tho stock
canno, be drawn uutil the Road has M
Express train" on it two years hence -
In reply. will the wolf cease suck ing when
he tastes the blood? n influence, can he
brought to bear 80 suddenly to pass thu.
order. canno, the same influences OYER
come similar obstacles or greater ones
''by ways that are dark and trick. thu,
are known" go we'll 10 railroad manipula-
tors? Cannot tho same comb; nations and
influences send Delegates To Annnpoli, to
alter this law and to au,horiz. 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 animosi-
sy against it. saving and excepting the
means they employ to attain their ends.-
Our friend Don Quixotte on the scribbline
highway. with pen poised AMI .'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
hle." His production reminds us Of Frank
Webcr's analysis of AUNT Judy"-all
wind and water. Ia,e.
SENTINEL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

ARRIVALS At siocRKs HorEL Mis-.
Nellie. MeGraw, Miss Mary McGrav. A.
p. Simms. J. J. Higgins. II. d. BARLEY,
Mrs. hid. BARLEY. Miss Began. J. II.
Br-re,on. L. Lowe. Benz. Schra,... NJ.
Cohen. T. Duffy. W, D. Hardss,er. D.
o'Brien. Washington. d. c.. r. II. Craa.
deb. Harferd county. James Diseoe,s w.
"A Gisseosk. Balsincre. W. P. Bradley.
Georgetown, D. C., W. :. Moore. s..
Louie. No. =.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

IalkIxr Ctrs,-T. i. proposed tina. the
II ends ofshe Baltimore nominees in Leon.
d'o"n district shall NEE. a. the Com,
House on Saturday evening next. the 10Th
instant. !" organize a campaign c.ab 70
pa' aud keep the democratic bal, in a..
we motion IN cur county until after ,hs
residential election. Coun. u. in. l.,
similar meetings 30 convened and ,;u;,.,
e's1s organize in every district Of n.
county. It Is said. there is a tim. sor Al,
things. aud No are sure ID. ,;n. So.
ing has come. ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08

TIE MAINLAND FAlNER Tho August num-
her Of this Agricultural Monthly is received
and like its predecessors Is full Of highly is-
s;ruc'ive matter 70 ali ~ho are eagsged in rural
pursuits. This number is handsomely has,ra-
ted. ard treats Of Agriculture, Horticulture.
Live Stock, Grapes, Poultry. Dairy, Household
and Domestic Affairs, . special Chat with the
Ladies. &c. We commend the MAarLAsD FAR
srR toevery person engaged I'm rural pursuits
and advise all who feel "a interest in Agrieal-
saTe or 10 Domssaic Ecooomies 10 subscribe TO
this valuable Journal. - its los price 81 so per
year. or 81 only TO elshs If are, puts II in the
power Of al 20 do 50. Ezra W Whitman, pubiish-
er, Baltimore; s. Sands Mills. Conducting Ed
tor; ". V. w. Roxie, Associate Editor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-08
"ro M WEAK Il. MISERABLE"

ITO BE WAX IS MISERABLE"
Never was truNr sentence written than
this-surro>ei to be wrung from the Arch
.hssd va his ,mpoience and agony. Every
victim ofServous desslity. or Of tia, d..
pressing hnguor which is one o.xhe &C.
compartments Of dyspepsia and bilnusnrs..
can testify 20 The misery of m nd aud bod
which they involve The motive power ~
the system is partially paralyscd: the
mind Is haunted BY anxiety and fear anI
the sufferer is ~ incapable Of arrlyin,
himself energetically to any kind OF bus
ness as II he were under the henun,hinr
Influence Ofca,alepsy. This terrible men.
tal aud physical condition need not. how
ever. be endured for for'y-cight hour. BY
any hmm being PL>xr,rrux Brrryrs
is an absolute specific for all the iormen's
which n dcrangcd stomach. n di<ord rel
liver. and shattered nerves. superiaducc.
T+-The worst Coughs yield. Us if hv
magic. to the wonderful curative power Of
Dr. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovcsy.