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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-25
Mcrn,nsstarandcashol Messenger

TIE N.1sylso STAR has been StaFset
with tie approval OF the ecelssinsssss1
authority Of the Diocese, 10, sdpply sn|
admitted want In Kew Orleans, ana -
mainly devoted to the interests II H.
Catholic Church. 10 win not intessees IN
politics except wherein they intss5sts
with Catholic rights but will sxRcO
ini1uity In high places, without ressg4s
persons or parties. Nd1r to tbs spf,itnaf
rights Of all men, 10 win especially cAaN-
pion tho temporal rights Of Tire fosrs ?"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-25

Tha r,ort,. of the Tribunal Of Arbitrator
v Ihe I%r draws to close Counsel on Ds6ss
Of the English and American GoVS Hith the
have been more than usually Lr o1iy WI" np of
Secretary of the court in the .tEssn the two
dsti0nS of each of the ADg tSs S4S@msnSS
privatoerS. A long sum%a "a ~ c1"hiDs before
Of o. M Hisbsu" Claims Arbi.sasiOn TribSSSa q
Dobii.hSd in the swis; TS. TSs
EnPuEn the eosdees Of ~ sruiSsrS, pol
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TIE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
pRosPECTCs OF A NEW
Independent Health Monthly,

The object Of il l.. 10 teach the people all that
pertains 10 the preservation Of Health, the pre-
v-n:ion Of Diseases. and how ioEsein order 10
dese!op normally in body and mind.
II il n-t Medical JoSraai, but Physiology
cal ard Hygienic frEad y1adar,ine containing :
just that practical Information on ;ae laws Of
Life and Heath, useful 20 every member OF the
household, and cannc. hnt be worth NAM times
lis price 10 every family in which il is read.
QGaok Medicines. end gUack doctors will be
exposed. and swindle.s will not be allowed 20
impose on the people where the Sciesce Of Health
is generally circulated. rsz~
This Journal will he the exponent ofali kno wn
means ~ which Health, strength, yigUf, and
a Long Lite may lie attained by using aad reg.
. u!atiU- those agencies shiea are always access.
bic and so vitality related 30 Eealth ard ths
treatment Of Diseases, including Air, Light
Temperance. Bathing Eating, Drinking. Cloth
ing, Eecreauon, Exercise, Rest, Sleep, Electri
city. Mental influences. Social Relations, and al
! Norma! agents and Hyeieuic materials. All iha
is knowledge OF the uses and misUSes Of thes.
agencies.
The Scieace Of Health will be the best expo
neni Of the scientific principles Of these subjects
and not the organ Of ane particular institution
, or of the professional practice of any ore, bu
devoted 10 the best interests OF the whsie people
TEENs.-PIhlished monthly AZ 81 o0.a yeal
! in advance; single numbers, 20 cents. Club
| Of ten Al Sl.50 each, and an extra copy 10 agent
we are o;ferIng the most liberal lists Of Premi
Ums. Local Agents wanted everywhere, and
cash commissions given. Address all letters e
SAMUEL r. WELLS, Publisher.
3s9 Broadway, New York.
April IS, 1872.
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= Notices oftke Press


There are few inteliisen, 4 uner;can far.
lies in which HaPer's Magazine would
no. be an appreciated and highIy-wel-
cosned guest. There h no MONTH,
MSsazine an intelligent reading family
can less afford to be without. Many Maga.
znes are accumulated. Harper's is edited.
There is nota Magi:ine that is printed which
shows more intelligent pains pended on
It's articles and acknowledgements. Vpers
IS not 4 cheaper Magazine published. Thers
u not, confessedly, a more popular Maya.
Eire in the wcrld.-New England Home
stead.
A repository OF biography and history
literature. science, and art. unequaled by
any other American publication. .
The volumes are as valuable as a mere
work OF reference as any cyclopadia wecar
rlace IN our libraries. Farper's Magazine
is record OF navel every where since ,he
hour Of its s,ablishrent. Livingstone and
Gordon Cumming in Africa, Strain anon
the Andes and Ross Browne in the East
Spoke on the Nile and Macgregor on the
Jordop-ind.ed, al recent traveller. OF note
have seen their most important discoveries
reproduced IN these pages. Most Of oul
younger and many af our older writers fiud
here their literary biography Our artist,
see the best evidences Of their genius and
the most enduring specimens of their work
in the Magazine.-.N. Y. Standard.
II is one of the wonders OF journaIism-
the edtorialmanagcmentof Harper's-Th,
Nation, N Y.
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THE 54TH TOLC.NE!
For 1872.
TIE ILLUSTRATED
chronological Journal,
FiRsT-CLAss
Family Magazine.

fnreno'ogv-TheBr Brain and It's Functions;
Location Of the Organs. with directions for
culture and training, and the relations OF
Mind and Body described
Phvsiognomy-or the "Signs of Charac-
ter with illustrations. and How to Read
Thtm,' is n special feature.
Ethnology -or the Natural History OF
Man. illustrated. will be given.
Fhysiolosy-The Organization. Structure
and Functions Of the Human Body: the
Laws Of Lite and Heal,h-what we should
Eat ard Drink, How we should he Clothed
aad How 70 Exercise. Sleep and Live, in ac-
coriance with Hysieric Principles.
Portraits, Sketches and Biographies oI
oading Men and Women in all departments
Il lie, are special features.
Parents and Teacbers.-As a guide in ed.
uca,ing and ,rsiniu & Children, this Masazin.
kas no superior
Much general and useful information on
the leading topics ofthe day Is given, and
no efforts are spared 70 maze this the mos,
interesting apj Instructive a. well as the bes,
Pictorial Family Magazine ever published.
Esiabished.-The Journal has reached il.
54th Volume. Ii has steadily increased in
favor during the manv years il has beer
published, and was never more popular thar
now.
Terms.-Nonlhly, at 81 = year. in ad.
vance. Single numbers, 80 cents. Club.
ei ten or more, 81 each. and an extra cop,
| to Agent
Weareoferius the mestlibsralPr Premiums
lnclost Is cents for a sample number. with
new Pictorial Poster aud Prospectus. and .
complete List Of Prer 'lms. Address
s. 4. WELLS. Publisher,
| $50 Broadway, New York.
| Nov lS iS7f
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lIARPER'S BAZAAR.
Notices ofhe Press.

Notices of,he Press.
4 i, recpyth the only illustrated clronicIr o,
fashion an the country. It's supplements dicue
are 'eo-th the subscription price Of the paper.
Hhil. fully maintaining its position as a mir.
ror Of fashion, IL also contains stores posn,s.
brilliant essays, besides genera. and personal
goss'p.-Eos'oa Saturday Ercning Gdzc,te.
There nerer ,ras paper published Tia. SO
delighted the heart Of 'roman. Nercr nund u
il does cost you ne,r bonnet IL ,-iR sare yo.
ten times the prize in the household econonu !.
teaches. es.-Proridence journal.
The young lady who buys single mum.
her Of H:rper's Bazar is made F.. subscriber
for life.-New York Evening Post.
The Bazaar is excellent. Like all the pe-
riodicals which the EIarpers publish, it is al.
most ideally well edited, and the class q,
readers for whom it is intended-the moth.
ers and daughters in average families-can.
not but profit by its good sense and good
taste. which, we have no doubt, are TODAY
making very many homes hopper than they
may have been before the women began IA.
king lessons in personal and household and
social management from this good-naturet
mentor.-The Nation. NY.
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Work Wanted.

I viii he thankful to the public for any sewing
1 given me, and will work hereafter a, shsioi-
Pants vests made a, from IS cts. TO 81 90
Goats "a 81 SO css m ? m
Boys Pants & Roun6abouts SO cts. to i5o
Snail boys do so cis TO loo
Machine stitching from . TO cts. per yard
Shirt bcsoms (nsAe 10 orderl IS 20 as cts
Draws and shirts made IS 10 50 cts
All work viii be ready for delivery ., the
time agreed upon.
Thankful 20 the pnblie for past rasronsge.
respectfully solicit cousinnasioa Of their fsvsr
Z. A. ARNSwORTHY,
LeoAazdtswn, Nd
April II, Iss:-H
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suBscRTPTIoNS-ls72. 2.
TFRNs.

HarpfrsNagazine, oneyeai. q oC
An Extra Copy of either the Masazin,
Weekly. or Bazaar will be supplied graft; fol
every Club Of Five Subscribers at 81 0(
each. in one remittance; or Six Copies fol
$4,000. without extra copy.
SubscriptionstoH Harper's Magazine Week.
lv, and Bazaar. to one address for one year,
$40 90 or, two of Harper's Periodicals., te
one address for one year. 81 90.
Back numbers can be supplied at any
time.
A Complete Set Of Harper's Magazine
now comprising II Volumes, in neat cloth
birding. willbe sent bv express. freight a,
expense Of purchaser, for So 25 per volume.
Single volumes, by mail, postpaid. So 90.
Cloth cases, TO: binding. 5s cents, by mai,
postpaid.
The postageon Harper's Magazines "a
cts: year which must be paid at the sub.
scribeTs pos'-office. Address
HARPER & BROTHERS, New York
Nov Is. 1871.
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Harper's Weekly.
SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.

Notices Of the Pres.
The model newspaper OF our country. Com
plete in all the departments Of an American
Family Paper, Harper's Weekly has earned for
itself q right 10 its title, "a Journal Of Civili
Zaion."-New York Evening Post.
The best publication of its class in America,
and 30 far ahead OF all other weekly journals as
rot to permit Of any comparison between Il and
any of their number. Its columns contain the
finest collections of reading matter that are
printed. . . It's illustrations are numerous
and beautiful, being furnished by the chief m
lists Of the country.-Bostcn Traveller.
Harper's Weekly is the best and most inter
esting illustrated newspaper. Nor does its value
depend ou its Illustrations alone. Its reading
ri-d, instructive, entertaining, and uncePtiona
ble.-N. Y. Sun.
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SBrSCRlPTlONS.-lsIs.
TEAMS:

Hsrper's Weekly, one year. s. 90
An Extra Copy of either the Magazine, Week
ly, or Ba.ar will be supplied gratis for every
Club OF Five Subscribers al 81 co each, in one
remittance; or, Six Copies for $40 90, withou,
extra copy. z.......,
", and Baxar, TO one address or one year
$40 90; or, two OF Harper Periodicals, to ons
address for one year, 81 %.
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The Annual Volumes Of Harper's Weekly, in
neat cloth binding, ~iil be sent by exrrese.
free Of fexpense, for SrOo each. A eomrls,,
Se@eemprising Fifteen Volumes, sent on ~
esipt Of cash At the eef IS IS per volume,
freight NJ expense of purchaser.
The postage on Harper's Weekly 10 20 esnt
post-offss. Address
nARPER / BROTHERS, New York
Noy 10, 1871
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Business Notice.
Baltimore Feb LIST. 1877.

Baltimore Feb ist, 1874.
"E the undersigned Asve formed a CO.
w partnership, under the name of FRANZ
Y. SiNNS Co, 10 conduct q General Con-
mission Business ~ the old stand Of Owen
4 Simus, No. Wood street, Corn Exchange
building, and would solicit . continuance si
,he patronage 50 generously rendered to the old
fra. -
.a FRANK x. SINMS,
JNo. L. WELCE.
Feb &, lss2-;f.
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L.e...., Ape,.o,.r..

10 u. EDWARDS, having qualified as an
Laws ofths United States, gives notice that he
viii attend 10 The sale of all real or personal
property that may be offered al public auction
inst. AAry's county. Address, l. " Edwards,
Great Mills P a., 81 Nary's. .eesaiy, Nd.
jane 23, ls5e-u.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-05-30

THiRfEEN years' experience In the rsr Of
4 our "Excslsior," a . Tobacco Grower,
has eonrinced the most skep,ieai planters of
Maryland and Virginia that il has no eompeii-
tor 10 the production Of ihs, crop. Il IS now
their unanimous opinion that s,yos. ske sppli-
cation q "Ezesisisr,' tie crop is Asar,er aad oT
FHer gsciay, esres earlier and batter, aHd is no.
30 !ia1le 10 s.Fer from drossA, q, from the r,s al
Peruri1n Gacno." We refer TO everv planter
IN Maryland. ''Excelsior'' is in fine, dry pow
der, prepared expressly for driiling. and 100
pounds of itare equal to from 200 to 500 pounds
of any other fertilizer sold.
:, 70 Uniformity Of quality guaranteed BY
Manufactures.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-05-30
Peterson's' Magazine
Cheapest and Bes. of Ill.
SPLENDID OFFERS FOR 1872.

HNHIS popular Monthly Magazine give.
more tor tho money than any in tho
world. 1t has the best colored fashions, the
best original stories, and the best engra-
wings oil any lady's book. Great and costly
Improvements will be macein 1872, when
il will contain
One Thousand Pages!
Fourteen Splendid Steel Plates,
Twelve Co'ored Berlin Patterns.
Twelve Mammoth Colored Fashions
One thousand Wood Cuts!
Twcrty-lour Pages Of Music
All this will be given for orly two dollars
year, or dollar less than Masaz. ne. Of
the class OF Peterson. Its
Thrilling Tales and Noreleites.
are the best published anywhere. All tie
most popular writer's are employed to write
originally Tor Peterson" In 1872, in ad-
dlton 10 It's usual quantity of short stories,
live original copyright Novelties will be
gwen, viz: Bought with Price" by Ann
). Stephens; "Ihc Island o! Diamonj 81
by barry Danworth "Unce too Often" by
Frank Lee 8cuedict; "Lindsav's Luck" h,
Miss +. Hodgsop and "A Wife, Yet Not a
Wife, by the author o! "The Second Life.
.Ndmn9O!h Colored Fashion Plates
Ahead Of ali others. These plates arc en-.
sravei n steel twice the usual size, and
contain six figures. They viii! be superbly
colorcd. Also, several pages of Household
and other receipts; in short, everything in.
terestirg TO ladies.
TEEMs-Always in advance.
OAe copy. for one year, Sc co
Five copies, for one year, SEQ
Eight copies, Tor oue year, 1900
SCPERB PREMIUM ENGRAVINGi
Every per,on getting up club Of FIVE a,
Sl.60 each. or eight al $3.50 each. will he
entitled to an extra copy Of the Magazine
Tor 1872, and also 70 4 copy of the superb
lar'or mezzotint (size "a inches by lS)-
Five Times One To-Day," which at a
store. would cost four dollars.
Specimens sent, gratis, TO those wishing
10 get up clubs. Address,
CHARLES J. PETERSON.
No. SOC Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa
Nov. l6, 1872.
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INCA CAEvASS ROOHyG.

In rolls containing $50 square fees. Is 10 ne
LAID "eross the roof, and Tapped shin- fas hion
with iar two inches, and secured bv nail.
ing the edges with 90 or t-cks.
THIS il the only Composition Roofngj'tha,
does not require finishing Goa, of paint or &c
meIt.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-05-30
Licensed .fuciioneers

AS'F L r. Z. ARELL, having qualised a.
a. Aucuoneers according to herequ ircm.nts IS o.;
the LIcsse laws OF ihe United States, Civ, notice
ila' they are prepared 10 attend TO the sale of
sI' real estate or other prcPsrt, thatm he Of
fered st pubic auction IN 81. Msry's coantv-
Nd.
aAyis, lsfe-a
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-05-30
GOODS TO SUIT THE TINS!

-
Nj lSS IRENE FCRCk takes pleasure in an.
4VI nouncing 10 her friends and patrons in
~. Aarrs county, that she hasius, received an i
opened at her Store in Leonardtown the mos,
extensive, beautiful and cheapest assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
BLEacHED. BPOWY
and PLAID tOTTONS.
WHITE GOODS, &c,
CiLItOES.
MILLINERY
and EINCY GOODS
to I've found in Lower Mary land. Hey stock has
been purchased at the
L0WEST RATES
and she pledges h,rSclfto
sell every article lower than
II can he purchased IN Saint Ma
rvs county. Her long experience in
purchasing and selling such goods as she
now carries IN her stock cnsbles her 10 DEFY all
competition and she confidently assures
her customers that they can SAY G from
Is TO 2a per cent, by purchasing of
her Her stock of Dress Goods
is unusually large and in
C!udcs all the most
fashionable STYLES
"r'nd6'nes from o5c 10 20 cents.
-Iipacds a. TO IS
LGras /" lal,oso
Popiins /" IS TO so
D,i1ines p,
Pique,, splendid quality 2s
and 4 full line Of the most beautiful WHITE
GOODS Of all descriptions. She has ais, pur-
chased in addition TO her former stock large
assortmen, of
LADIES AND CHILDRENS' SHOES
which she will dispose of at very low rates.
Grateful 10 her friends for their pas, liberal
patronage, she respectfully solicits a continu-
ance Of the same.
S-s- BoNNETS and HATS repaired and
made 10 order. -AE
Also
CONFECTIONERY.
TOYS,
NOTIONS
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CBSCRIPTIONS.-ls72.
TERMS:


TERMS:
HsRrEg's Bazaar, one year, 500
An Extra Copy OF either ;he Magazine
Weekly, or Bazaar will be supplied gratis for
every Club of Five Subscribers at 81 90
each. in one remittance, or, Six Copies for
$50 90. without extra copy,
subscriptions TO Harper's Magazine, Week
" and Eazar, to one address tor one year
$40 90 ;or, two of Harper 'sPeri,dicals, to one
address for one wear. 81 90.
Back Numbers can be piled at any
time.
The four volumes Of Harper's Bazaar. for
the years 1868, go, 20, II, elegantly
bound in green morocco cloth. will be sent
by express, freight prepaid, for s. 90 each.
the postage on Harper's Bazaar is 20 cent.
year, which must be paid at the sUBscRl-
sERs pos'-oftice. Address
HARPER & BROTHERS, New York.
Nov l6. 1871.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-05-30
ryT4RRED SHE4 THrYG FEL r

For Carpet Lining, pca'ening Floors. and for
putting under Slate. Tin and Shingle Roofing.
Put up in rolls weighing loo pounds.
10 pounds Felt will cover surface 10 feet
square or loo square feet. Manufactured bv the
PENN Ri FING CO.
10! South second street, Philadelphia.
Aug -, lS1l-tf.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
(. LEO SPAlOiNG,
40 LIGHT ST. BAL TYKORE Nd

THE business of the late firm Of POCMA1-
l. RAT Il NcCULLY, for the sale Of Pro-
visions, Cotton, Sugar, Molasses, and all kinds
OF Produce, also sgent for "Jsmes A. Niiler'sr
tChicken Cock Whiskev, will he continued at
the old stand, - LiGur SrREKr, by L. LEO
SrALDlSs, under the name Of PoUxAIRAr h Nc
Gully.
E.LEO SPALDIyG.
May Is, lsTl-lys
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Price $50 per !on.
J. ]. TURNER g. CO.,
AZ Pratt ST., Baltimore

CAu-IoS.-The popularity of Excelsior as
the only reliable substitute for Peruvian Guano
has induced uuserupulous parties in this and
other cities to use our trademark, Excelsior, -
TO sell their worthless compounds. Eserybag
Of genuine "Excelsior" has our name on il in
RED LETTERS. Al others are coun,erfei.s.
March Il, lsT2-3m.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-05-30
TW0PIfrELT.

For Shcathing Houses, roofing Temporary
Buildings. making Water Tight Floors. and for
placing under Slate and Shingles.
In rolls % inches wide Lv 80 feet in length
E'ch roll viii cover . surface 10 feet square or
100 squsrc feet.
For Shesihing il can be nailed upon the
s,udeing, making a perfectly air ,ish, sheath
ing, and sure protection from dampuess Rats,
mice or vcr,nin will not 90 near IT.
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TERED ROOFING rELr

Used extensively for Shea,hing Houses, aud OF
Tar ard Gnvel roofing, also for placing under
Slate, Tin and Shingle roofing.
IL IS used in packing woolens and Furs 10
protect theu from moths
Put M in roiis weighing Is pounds each.
IS pounds Felt will cover a surface of leo
square feet
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-05-30
ENGLISH ROOFING FELT

Z. foand 10 sAad~eafs on easnsee.. Ae;s-
excessively used fSr Roofing Es>nses, Ou,-Buila-
ing and Sheds; for Laying Fiat Roofs. Gst.
tiers, Lining Grsnsries, Sfo~honses, .r Walls,
leither outside or isside,, aud for placing un-
der Sl-,es ss 1nes. ii is also cheap sad e.
seTs o. s,ssed or Nled Reef and - = ueil;s.v
10 IRON Rccss, csanteracsisg Heat, Frost, and
Coedensa1ca Of Moisture.
The Engtish felt 10 put up in rolls Of 81
yards in length, BY ss inches In width, ana
eoas.iuing surface Of 900 square feet.
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TERMS

TERMS: Prn axx-x
For anv one of the Reviews, Sana
For any two Of the R,siews, on
For anv three ofthe Reviews. 10 90
For all four of,l,c Reviews, lpso
For Blackwooi's Magazine, "a
LOT n'''h""on ahi owe heview, : 90
For Biackwood andaat two oithc RericrsIoos
For Backwood and three Of the Reviews I2ss
For B!acAwood and the four Reviens l5Os
Single numbers ofs Review, 81; single mum
hers OF BlaCkwood, thirty-five cents Postage
NO CeatS "A number
A discount oftwenty per cent will he allow
CT TO clubs o' toU! Or more persons. Thus. four
rCrlcS OF BlackwC"d. or of one Review will 4,
sent io one address for 81. so Four comics of
the four Reviews and Bhlckwood. fur ~. ami
so on. For clubs "f ten or m"rr persons, u copr
gratis 10 the r"''"r-rp of the club, in addition
To the above discount:
PREhICKS re NEN- SUES CRYBERS.
New suls,r.lers tu anv tu . of ,h,, ,hov, ,e-
ri"'lials for lSs. viii hr entitl, 10 re-, i,, on.
ni lie Reviews f'r 1870. New subscribers to all
the i've nay receive any two of the R.vicws for
1870.
Neither premiums 10 subscribers, nord;sroun.
70 cubs can he allow ed un ess the money is re-
mit'cd direct Ia the Publishers No premiums
can he given Ia clubs
'ircnl,rs with further par,ic uisrs may he hal
on application.
TILE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING co.
lI0 Fulton 81, New York
Pos'mas;crs and others disposed 10 canvass.
literally dealt with.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-05-30
THREE-PLY FELT
FOH ROOrYyC

In ro'fs, cs inches vide. ty so feet In length
each roll will cover surface 10 fee, square, or
loo SQUARE feet.
II 80 BE i~id aero9 tire rccf. -sainsie FASH
ion. with lap 0; two inches and secured by
mailing the edges with "a nails and tin caps
When laid, the Felt is 10 be. painted wah
NEsee An9 GdsSsy snd Sanded. The Na~dr
Roof Coating Is mixed, ready Tor use, and ,
applied with . brush.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-05-30
FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. Edi;or-You are requested to announce
JAS. II. ALVEY as q candidate for the mex,
Sherifalty and You W i'll please say tha, he
will be Warmly supported By the business in
terest of the oouaty and br hs
Jan 4, 1871. P.oplx.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-05-30

Editor Beacoa-piease aaneuu eel. FRANK
FoRp, Esq, a. q candidate for Clerk ofCir-
Gu I, Court and otliSe
Nov 10. 1871. Aanv Fr;caas.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1872-05-30

STRAWBERRY FEsTIyAL.-A, .ii.if po,..
On Tuesday, 2sih May, lust, for the bcs~S, Of
-. Andrews Parsonage. Strawberries erst..
oysters, etc, "a Abundance.
MAy :3.d, 49,.
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"A Complete Pictorial History of the
Times"
"7Ae best, cheapest. and most successful
Family Paper in the Union"
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Biack~ood"s Edinbur,h MIqar;n-

These periodicals are the medium ,hronv,,
which the greatest minds not only Of G-rs,
Rrii in and Ireland. bat also of Continent, i
Europe. are constantly brought int, more or
less intns'e communication with the world ~
rssders. History, biography, Science. PhiloS-
ophy, Art Religion the great political ques-
iions OF the pas, and oC today. ar treated ),
their pages - the learned only can treat thew,
No one who would keep pace with the times can
afford to 10 without these periodicals.
ufal The moathlirS Hsc kreoiholis the sore
most place.
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h" "Unques.icnouy TIE bss sss'a,ned xork
ofthe kind On the World" 7l -
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Notice.

II VILE. being with H. SONNEBRoN L
IL Co. 297 ". BaL'inaors sfrest. Baltimore.
Nd. manufacturers aud dealers in CLOTH
ING and PIECE GOoDS, would be pleased TO
see the merchants and bis old aeeu ainiances in
ST. Mary's when they visit the city He will
conviaee them that it Ni!l be to their inie: ss,
10 GeAl with him. The House is q very large
one and prices will be low.
FEB l5, ls72-tf.