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IOWA AND NEBRASKA
LANDS
FOR SALE BY THE

BURLINGTON AND MO, RIVER r. r. Go.
'...' MILLIONS OF ACRES
On Ten Years Credit, at per ct. Interest.
No part of principal due for two years, and
thence only one-nnth yearly till paid in full.
Products will pay for land and improvements
within the limit of this generous credit.
Rfs- Better terms were never offered, are not
now, and probably never will be.
Circulars giving full particulars are supplied
gratis any wishing to induce others TO emigrate
with Them or to form colony, are invited to
ask for all they want to distribute. NgII
Apply to GEO. S. HARRIS, Land Comm'r.
For Iowa Lands, at Burlington, Iowa,
And for Nebraska Lands, at Lincoln, Neb.
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NOT THE ONE MOST SOLD, BUT THE ONE
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WILCOX GIBBS MACHINES
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York, 1880 of these captured Machines were
sold by the Wilcox Gibbs Company to start on
their old round and come back to be exchanged
for the reliable Wilcox & Gibbs Machines.
A full stock of Wilcox & Gibbs Machines kept
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u Sole Agency HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
Office 1923 Main street.
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.-...- EDITORS ....-.. ..4.
J.B. NORRIS, Tide Water and Southside Viz
gmia; .-.. ....-. r
ID. S. CURTIss, Piedmont Virginia, District OF
Columbia and Maryland .r.-
WIN N. NELSON, Valley of Virginia;
j. b. NoRRIs, resident editor.
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FOR THE LADIES.
MRS. e. T.. DAN IELS
STOCKING sUSPENDER AND PROTECTOR
COMBINED, FOR LADIES'
AND SUSPENDER FOR CHILDREN
Fastened and Adjusted with Buckles, thus doing
away with all Ligatures, buttons and
Button-Holes, Hooks and Pins.

Is the only article thus combined, fastened and
adjusted for this purpose in the market. All I'M
itations are infrngements on the patent granted
August Goth, 1868, and will be so treated by Mrs
Daniels counsel.
This article needs no recommendation, for IL re-
conyne7ds itself to every lady Dlo sees it. being the
most simple easily adjusted and perfect for its use
eper Introduced into the market.
All physicians recommend its use, and one
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of them to his patients, declaring that most var.
icose veins, weak and crippled limbs can DO traced
directly to the stopping Of the circulation in the
lower limbs land consequently in the whole sys-
tem,) caused by the old iigature or garter.
Being made entirely of elastic it never strings
or WRINKLES like cloth, but is as fiat and smooth
after wearing for months as when first used, and
yields with every motion, thus giving entire ease
to the Wearer
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The Mammoth Safe purchased by the Fidelity
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More than $4,000 Herring's safes have been
and are now in use, and over H..-....
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HERRING, FARREI. & SHERMAN, N. Y.
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1ho0n were 10 attempt % give ewes ,
synopsis Of his magnificent Statement and
address TO tie Jury. Suffice j, to say.
that his opeaing statemens was clear.
truthful and suceint. The chain Of cir.
cunstanecs BY which d!e State hal at
tempted 20 bind tire sccused to the con,-
mission Of the crime II murder. los. now
one link. and uow anrfher. under his Sc
vere snd skillfui handling. and the net
work Of facts. suspicious. suggestions and
admissions that seemed TO hold the accus-
ed in fatal embrace passed away lise
before the morning sun. II vas
q display. an effort Of close reasoning. a
legal and searching analysis. pronounced
in q solemn and most impressive manner.
free of all attempt at grandilo9uence or
expressions. and when in
he alluded 10 the blow which
an inscrutible Providence had dealt one
Of the Jury. aud spoke Of il as an admc-
milton from above. warning them to con-
slider well and ponder on the solemnity
and proximity ofdeath and judgment. and
the rigid account they would be held to
for the verdict soon to be delivered By
them. j, was evident that the Jury were
much affected and excited, and Mr. Beard.
to whom the allusien more particularly
applied, buried his face in his hands. and
weeping. sobbed like a child. have in
my day and generation listened to not a
few celebrated advocates. lights and giants
in criminal law proceedings. Ihave heard
OConnel. Shield and Plnnkett in Ireland,
johnson and Causin in America,
Brougham in England. and l consider the
speech which Mr.. Thomas delivered in this
cause and on this occasion. would have done
credit and brought increase Of fame and
reputation to any of the great men just
G..
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out mode OF cure At once simple, certain. and
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matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself eheaply, privately, and radically.
This Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land
Sent, under seal. in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, po'tpaid on receip, Of six cents, or two
post stamps.
Also Dr. culverwell,s Marriage Guide, -
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address the Publishers
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THk FHSESotoGIcAL JarRSAL ha. begun the
year well. In no o;her periodical do we spd
human nature SO thoroughly treated. We a..
WAYS see something in il which ins:ruc,s Ne
something which cnier;ains and something
amusing. Il Is capital family magazine. In
the February nrmler we find illustrated articles
and sketches on the FOLLOWING james Dcuoou
kc! merit, the cmincn; INSTRUMENTATION How
the Faculties Combine rro;op's.m. or the
Mystery Of Physical Life; Expression its Apa,-
omy and Philosophy; Conjugal Psychology :.
Joshua Watson. the rhilauthrepic Churchman;
"t|liow Your Ncss, or. How the Nose ipai-
Gates character; Rheumatism, its Causes and
Iane GREAT CRIMINALS: Plain renmansb;p
PTs-AdauIiies Found in he Bible. a new reading
oiGsne>is Governor Washhern Of Nassaehus.
e'ts : \ Nar'e'.ss Conjgrcr Pickles, etc
Free - CENTS, single Nos; s5a,ca.r 5. r.
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News AND OTHER ITEMS. THE Prince
Of Wales has recovered sufficiently TO walk
and is walking.
The Senate Of the United States has
passed a resolution fixing she Goth of May
coming for adjournment.
The very latest news is. that DR. Liv-
ing-tone ''sti,l lives" and that there II an
other REVOLUTION going on in Mexico, and
moreover. tina; the Baltimore Ice Boat is
burned up again.
Suicides aud murders have become mat
tors Of such ordinary moment in Brooklyn
and New York cities that references there
10 hy the newspapers are placed under the
head Of market quotations. The murder
market was the most active at latest ac-
counts.
Gen. Grant has made up his mind to
clean up the New York Custom House
employees. Icct and all. As Leet and
Company have finally cleaned up the mer-
chants of that ill-starred city, this looks
very like locking the staL,e-door after the
horse has been stolen.
Our Washington and Annapolis CORES
nondcnce will inform the reader Of the
chief points Of note occurring at the diff
fcrcn' centres Of political interest
An Answer to Beautiful Snow" has
been received and will be published in
our next issue.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-01

pf>rRucTIyE FIRE 1t is with deer re-
greet that we announce the destruction bv
fire Of the venerable mansion house of the
Jesuit Fathers on St Inccocs' manor in
1t lmcsocs' district. The fire occurred
on Wednesday evening of last wecl, and
orig mated in the cook-room Of tie build
ing, The house We totally dcs.rrycl,
with the larger portion Of the furniture.
all the provisions. nearly a! tie wearing
npparcl "f tha Reverend Fathers, aud
many valuable paintings and ornaments.
besides several highly cherished relics Of
colonial times. The celebrated "counci!-
table of Lord Baltimore was saved. The
fire was accidental and the building and
effects, it is stated, were uninsured.
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was in said declaraticn I will fesse scu
to conjecture. I lost the. opportunity Of
listening to Attorney General Syesser,
and I am sure if the fair laly TO whom
/ gsre way knew the extent Of the saeri-
Zee I made. she would not hare exacsed
il.
Numerous deputa,ions from Baltimore
and the Tobacco growing coutties have
invaded the Executive Chamber during
the pas, week, The Cor. has . pleasant
time of it in listening to "reeommenda-
tions." The general reply Of the Execu-
tive has been. .',ha, he will give due weight
70 all such representations. &c and that
he will in due time give notice 10 county
and city Populations (Sepaiors and dele
gates) whom and which counties be NAV
finally determine to favor. but that they
must agree among themselves on whom
they would have his appointment to fall.
In case our delegates and Senator fail to
be unit in this matter. il is to be sppre-
hended that Charles county will draw the
prize. An unexpected debate on the Fred
erick Aims House took place in the House
yesterday. ]. was attempted to deprive
the County Commissioners Of Frederick
county. BY special legislation, Of some
Of the powers they are invested with
under general law" Mr.. Bowie. Of
Prince Georges. ''honored this corrup-
ton by speech. more remarkable for
very emphatic expressions than sound or
statesman like views Of party or public
policy. Mr.. Cotton Of your county spoke
in opposition to such "bob-;sil legisla-
ton" and pointed out its unconsti,ution-
al nature as in violation Of the Code and
organic law that inhibits the enactment
of partial laws where general provision
has been made. The objection so raised
was fatal to the proposed BILL" " Inter
aiios." the Hon. Fred. Stone. Of Charles
county. sustained the view taken of il by
your representative and denounced i, in
warm and convincing argument as at va
rance With the policy and principles Of
the democratic party. and more in accord
ance with the previous Legislation of Con-
cress that sought to absorb local and State
rights and aggrandise the legislative branch
Of government at the expense of the CO.
ordinate branches. /. was 4 very happy
effort, but such as Nigh, be expected from
the recognized leader Gin the House, of
the democratic party.
In the Senate the report Of the Com
mittee on Printing was debated. Mr.
Henry, from Dorchester. opposed the re-
ccption Of the report. and said that the
work could be done much cheaper by 9TH
ers than by Cotton and Mills. to whom the
printing had been awarded BY The Com
mittec. "7he others" however. failed to
send in proposals in time, and found on,
too late how cheaply (and advan,ageously
TO the S,atc) the work could be done by
them. Of course the report was adopted,
and others will understand better on some
future occasion. c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-01
BALTIMORE MARKETS

WHEAT.-The market was duh and rather
heavy during the former part Of the week. but
within the past fen DAYS we notice i,tle i'm
provcmeni both in the demand, and the genera |
tone OF he market. Receipts have been light
though fully equal % the demand Sales for
the week rraeh about -, 900 bushels, and they
include 20. goo Penns, ivania red at l5.ts Iso
cents, the bulk st the latter price ,, 600 Nary
land red at ls3Galss c-nts. i.soe Western
white n l15cs;is2 cenis, and so Michigan am
Der Al lsT cts.
RIE.-We notice sales this week Of aboa, ! .
oeo bushes all at loo cents, and We quote IL
steady nj s5ts iee cents for good TO prime,
though some lots are held higher
CORN-Has been in good demand through
The ~eek 10th for foreign and eoas,rise ship
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-01

PERSONAL Senator. Col. Downs.
las been on n visit 10 his family in our
town for few days past under permit
from the body Of which he is a member.
In: lef; for his legislative duties in the
Steamer GcorCcnnua or Tuesday last
His numerous friends will be pleased to
learn that he is in exccllcn. health and
spirits.
We are pleased to be able to say. that
j. j. A!ls'an. Esq. one ofour most useful
and philosophical citizens. who has been
reported for several days to have been dan
gerously i'll. is much improved at latest
accounts and in fair way to recover.
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men'. and the market has ihrcnghcu, been v.ry
steady The receipts, however, GALL consider
shy below thosc Of last wcvk. and transaction,
have in consequence bern much smaller Sales
for the week add up about so. COO bushels, viz.
&C, 600 white at from 6 TO o. crnis 50. 900 vel.
low al from 81 20 g. cents. and lo. 0eo Western
mixed a. from 81 TO ssi cents. The exports Of
Corn ,hisweek add ur lea Se& bushels.
OSTS-have been in moderate demand ,his
week, and we notice sales of some %. COO bash.
els at from SO eents for common 10 81 cents for
prims bright, the bulk Of the sales being q, S4(s
s. cents.
TORACCO.-Businessi In Leaf continues ex-
tremely DAN, and il is likely TO remain duh un-
I'll the supplies on tie MARIE, are sufficient \
attract the attention Of buyers. Receipts are At
present very light. and the stock in first hands
being also limited, purchasers having little in
dncemeni ts enter the market. Cleared this
week $40 hhds. leaf, and sic hhis stems =,
Rotterdam. The market may be written firm
for all descriptions and we quote as fellows,
viz:
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SopEuErN NsEYLA>p RA,lko.p.--Wc
see from the Proceedings of the Lcgis!a-
t're that Nr. Cotton has presented bill to
amend the charter Of this road. and We
are pleased to learn that the friends ofthc
road are making rev and strenuous cx-
ertlons i'll behalf thereof with some pros
pcct Of success
We are not we'll posted as to the steps
being taken. but we will say that when
ever we see that they are on the right
track. our aid will be freely given, know
ing the great advantages that must ac-
eru' not only to our county. but wherever
the connections of the road may extend.
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OLD COLONY NURSERIES,

ERESH Garden. F7orer. Tree o.d
ShrHb. Ereryreen, Fruit and Mrb
Seeds. Prepaid BY Nail. A complete and
Judteious assortment, IS sorts Of either
ofass. Loo. The siz classes, (I5O pack
ds) for $500. also, an immense asck
q one year grated Fruit Trees. !Sman
fr"if', Fruit !>socks. I'ourg Prmf. Or
namesfal and Ereryreen !Ssrdpinqs. Bulls,
Roses, Tines, HOUSE and Border IIant.,
dc. dc, the nsoS mpl,,. assorsp,p, in
ds'er'ca. Prepaid BY mad. Priced
catalogue to any address. also trade lists.
g'o''s; Sesds On tcn's,issioa. Agrts
,cdRted.
b. ~ WATSON. Od t;lsny Mar
s.r'es and IS,ed Harshos.e, Piyn,omh.
Mas. Esayi.hed 1872.
jan %, ls12-lm.
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There was frog who lived in spring.
He caught such cold that he could not
sing"
Poor. unfortunate Batrachian. In what
n sad plight he must have been Aad set
his misfortune was one that often bcfais
singers. Many a once tuneful voice
among those who belong to the genus
homo is utterly spoiled by "cold in the
head. or on the lungs. or both combined.
For the above mentioned :croaker' we
are no: aware that any remedy was ever
devised: but We rejoice to know that all
human singers may keep their heads clear
and their threats in tune by timely use
ofDr. Sacc's Cstarrh Remedy. and Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, both of which
are sold by druggists.
A STABLE Txsrrrrrrox.-Ju.t at the
period when all sdlle-men were complain
ing that the horse ointments Of the day
were unstable remedies. the MusrAxo I'm
IMExr made its entrec in Missouri. without
any flourish of trumpets, and within one
year. became the favorite embrocation for
the external distcmpcrs and injuries of
horses and cattle in all the Western and
Southern States. From that time TO this.
it has never had rival in the estimation
Of accomplished horsemcn nor is its house
hold reputation as cure for rheumatism.
neuralgia. sore nipples and caked breasts.
tumors. munps. sore throat. earache, tooth
ache. bruises. burns. wounds and sprains.
a whit behind its celebrity as n horse Lin
imcnt The Mothers of America know
its value. and apply it promptly to the cx-
ternal injuries Of the rising generation. ~
and in fact there is not city or township
in the United States where the MrsrAxa
LryiNxNr is not regarded BY both sexes
and every class. as blessing to the COM
munity.
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"EtES ILlrSrRsTsD sNNCII or PIisrvn,nsY
AND fAfssni>oNN !or ls7c is full Of interesting
matter. There are eighty cugrsvings Mans
fiace IN Nature Good Heads and Rad Ch.rae-
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iognomy; Physiology; Psychology; the Nose.
Rev DIR. Aiman Hon. Charles SPINNER: Hon
Jacob y. Howard; Emperor OF Germany aud
Generals; faul Z. pu Chaillu: Mother Ann
lee, the shaker: Several E,ninent Preachers
Orsng-oa'auy; Jno. \. Ecehltar. the Grea.
Engineer Stl:Stutsz and Lihefalit,; Exrcrirncr
W Fhreno'o gy; Loagsvify ef Nan aud sniu,sls.
Toe Fsavh'r-Myn'Il,rl iure; outlizrs Of Phre.
ho,og Illustrated. With Instruction, etc. Price
ONLY - Cts. Address, Ofhcs prEy>o, &C.,,
'ersSAt, 3S9 Broadway, New York.
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brins before Summer, the bellies viii hare
to adopt green goggles or 20 blind.
1t sroscd last night and nov the sleigh
bells are ringing n,errily. So are the church
bells. sad | mas, clos nv letter. bat not
before | return mr. thanks far the Boacoa
| received Yesterday May its ligt, grow
brighter IL sEc wish Of
SCRITTEGELLO.
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VIEW !Sf'HEDT-IE ~1
Of !STEA WEIR In
GEORGEA.NN4. .s2ss---s--sey
LOWER POTOMfC LINE

LOWER POTO.M.fC LINE
For Washington, Alexandria, Grorqrtorn
ant Potomac Riirer Landings,
Also,
For Fredericksburg and Czesopeaks and
Ohio Railroad
The steamer GEoRGEANNA will. on and AZ
THURSDAY, Jan. IS, 1872. leave baltimore
from Pier ?, Light street, EVERY THURSDAY,
ut 7. W., arriving at Alexandria, Washington
and Georgetown on SATURDAY. of each week
Returning will leave Washington every MON
DAY at A. NJ. arriving in Baltimore every
Wednesday morning.
Freight received daily, on DAYS OF leaving I'M
I'll +. N. For further information apply 10
C.P. IRVING. Agent,
l3s Light street.
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which Is lifs'e more digni6ed. Schuy-
Ter Collar rresides. ever smiling Sum-
ner, with bis deep bass voice. Is thunder-
ing away at his " Civil Rights Bill. -
Conkling, The handsomest man in Wash
ington, sets nearly opposite the viee-pres-
ident's chair. and gently arrsnges his gol-
den curls. but it win take more space than
we have to notice the prominent Senators.
For this. you must wait for another letter
from
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-01
MARRIED.

In Baltimore city, on the llth Of January.
nit, by the Rev. Father Dangherty. STEPHEN
=: NORRIS of this county, TO Miss MAGGIE
DUNN, ofBaltmore.
On Wednesday, the nth instant. by the Rev.
DIR. Grammar, JAMES T. PARSONS and Miss
MARIA REEF Err, daughter OF Wm. .. Reeder.
Esq, OF 81. Mary's Coanty.
On the 30th uls. hv the Rev Father Dewolf.
JAMES HALL TO Miss BARBARA ELLEN
LATHRoN.
ON the slst alt. By the same. FRANCIS ".
WILLIAMS TO Miss SUSAN DEAN.
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Notice TO Teachers.

TINE Teachers Of Public Schools in ST. Ma
i rvs county are hereby notified iha, the
undersigned is now prepared 20 paw them $50
each on account of salary for Fail Term, 1871
and also the balances due on certificates Of in
dcb,edneSs issued hv the late BOARD Of County
School Commissioners for -. Nary county in
settlement Of salaries for summer Term, 1871
by order Of Board,
So J. FRANK FORD,
Sec. and Treas. Of Board
County School Commrs for
81. Marys county
Feb /, ls7:-:w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-01

Tns les CRoP The ice crop the pres
en' season has been unusually abundant
hereat outs and all Of our citizens. who had
icc-houses TO Gil. have succeeded in filing
them. We congratulate ourselves on tie
prospect Of being able to keep cool and
comfortable throughout the whole comm .
Summer.