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The RIrrAlIsrrc VICTORY IN ENGLAND.
A decision has lately been made BY the
highest ecclesiastic authority of the Angli.
can Church in the long contcsted case OF
Of the Rev. Mr. Bennett. vicar of Frome,
England, who. in various books and opiu-
ions, taught the doctrines now sustained.
The decision itself is simply this: that
the doctrine Of the real presence in the
Eucharist is true. and not what the low
churchmcn declare. Roman Catholic er.
ror. A distinction is drawn between this
dogma and the Roman Catholic transub-
sanitation. the former being termed con.
standardization. aud implies that sfter con-
sccration the Eucharist contains the body
Of Christ. while the latter maintains .ha,
il is converted into the same. The more
fully and formally to express it. her Ma
jesty the Queen. speaking through the
mouth of the judicial committee ofth pri-
W council. has decided that it is lawful
for clergyman to teach that 1.-The body
and blood Of Chris. is actually present in
the consecrated bread aud wine. by virtue
Of and in consequence Of the conservation,
irrespective Of the faith and worthiness Of
the commitment. and separately from the
act Of reception BY the eommunicant =
that 1.-The communion table is an altar Of
sacrifice as which the prizes. appears in a
saecrdotal position" aud that alteration
10 due to Christ present upon tho affairs Of
the churches. in the sacrament. under the
form Of bread and ~ine."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-11

Mr.. Editor 1T was our pleasure 10 Be
present II Piney Point on the Fourth Of
July. the occasion Of The visit Of Comps.
ny. A. Washington Light Infantry. to
that place. The Conpany. with their
friends. numbering about 500. left Wash.
ington on Wednesday evening 1t 0. p.
D.. on board the steamer Ircnsides. ex-
pecting to reach Piney Point BY S o'clock
on the morning Of Fourth. but owing to
some unexplained cause the boat grounded
On the shadows at Lover Cedar Point.
and remained until 2 o'clock. P. NJ. ar
irving at Piney Point in the evening. too
late for the grafton which vas 70 have been
made. and other ceremonies eommerora-
tive Of The occasion.
Upon reaching the Point the Company
marched in front Of the Hotel and vent
through dress parade in fine style. AT.
ter the parade the members Of the Com
pany and their friends made rush for the
beach. and We should think enjoyed great
" the dip into the ''briuy deep" After
which they parsook. with sharpcned ap-
petite. the elegant supper prepared by
mine host Parker. Of the Company and
and the entire party who came with them
We have only to say. that finer assem-
blage never gathered q. the Point. Ad-
lied to ths were the sm3ss Of Calvstfs
'and 81. Mary's fairest daughters. the in
dispcnsatle pleasure when joy is the order
Of the day. The utmost good order and
feeling prevailed. Later the lively strains
Of the cotillion band called rs to the ball
room. and on the eight fantastic toe" we
tripped it until 10 o'clock. when the
steamer signallsd her departure. At 10
o'clock the Company left with only one re-
gret. which was. that there had been an
accident which somewhat cur.ailed the
pleasure Of the day. Amid cheers and
we'll wishes the steamer departed on her
way to Washington.
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LEoSARpTowS, Nd.

The DxxocA.rrc NArIosAt CONVEY
sros.-Up TO the hoor Of going 70 press.
We have nothing from the sction Of the
democratic National Convension. now in
session 10 Baltimore. beyond the fore
shadowings o5she city press and current
rumor. There cannot Be . reasonable
doubt. however. o. TO the seton Of the
Convention. unless il he - TO the most
polite course TO DO pursued To ensure the
concentration Of the Democratic vote OF
che country upon the nominees ofths Gin.
cinasti Convention. The attendance upnn
the Convention. from all sections Of the
country. is reported to be unprecedentedIy
large. and great enthusiasm 10 said TO pre-.
vail. The issue involved seems to be no.
~ much choice Of candidates. or plst.
nrm. but a. to how best to get rid OF
Grant. We rather rejoice TO nee this sen
,iuent prevailing. and We regard il - a
~ep in the right direction. It 10 an evil
dence that the people Of the whole com.
try have .. last become nausspted with
military rule and seaside lourlsing. II
atbc Baltimore Convention shalN succeed.
by its action. in placing q. the head ofthe
nation patriotic and law-sbidine ruler
no matter wha. may have been his former
political creed, or eomplexion-it will mer.
j. the plaudi,s Of all lovers Of C"nstitu-
tionsl liberty. and will have achieved .
victory which will entitle il 10 the lasting
gratitude Of the American people.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-11

HoxR AND HEaLru for July 10 received.
Its reading as usual 10 most varied and
excellent. and adapted to every member
Of the family. II Is among the best Of
she neu,hlies. and ID not surpassed BY
any. The publishers announce that IT'S
circulation has doubled within the past
month. I, cerssinly should Be taken BY
every family. Order il from your News
dealers, or send directly to DePuy. Lyon
& Co., 50 Fourth Avenue New York
Single copies l5 ceuss, 81 80 PCT asnuo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-11

To Music TrAraxss. -Teaehers YIN do
veil n ssbseribs isr wLhsey's MusieaI
Gsae. and recommend is to th<ir pupils.
In subscription price d ooly 500 pei
yesr. and each volume contains eves
$500 worth of good new music. We
learn that the musical editor Of the Cues,
has been for over thirty year. very sue
cewfsl teacher. and with this experience,
the music selected Is we'll adapted to the
wants Of teachers far various grades. We
have received the July number which eon.
sains beautiful quartesse o. glee. "vil.
lsge Bella" By W. A. Oeaea an excel.
lent song. " Wandering HOME; src
ehors.ss for the ehildren. Work for Je-
sus" and Thank God for the Bible" and
Yosemite Walsses."
We would urge al Who have not se-u
the Guest to send ten eests for specimen
copy to the publisher. ". w. Whisney,
Toledo, U.
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CorSrr CoNxiss,oSrRs meeting
Of the County Commissioners. held on
Tuesday last. an order was pased provi-
ding for the repair Of the County Jail.
aud also for the purchase Of . new bell
for the Court House. Final action vas
bad upon the petition 6led % the 25sh
uls,. By The President. Directors and Stock.
holders Of the W. c. 4 P. L. r. R. Co. !,
and We pablish elsewhere . copy Of the
order passed BY The Board.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-11

I.opoEn N JArL-A Railroad labcrer
giving his name as A. j. Seccrey. and
bsilinS from Dainsville. Va. was lodged
in our county jail on Monday last. upon
the charge Of stabbine fellow laborer. -
The wound. il is thought. pill not prove
fatal.
A colo'ed youth named Morris Barne.
vas committed to Jail. the same Gay. IN.
der the charge Of being . common "a.
gran,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-11

RIVE have been requested to call the
attention Of our readers to the fact. tina,
dinner and supper will be served At the
Ncwtown Mansion House. on Wednesday
the 9Th instant. the proceeds Of which
are to b applied to The payment Of . deb,
contracted fcs IL repair Of Newton Church.
All tie dslieaeiss Of the season win Be
absndassly supplied. The puhlis are r.
sPsecsiy invited to attend.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-11

PEasoSAt.-Rsv. J. Abel Morgan. .
native Of our county. and former rssidcu.
Of this village. i ssssdiag few days
here With his selssioas and frisnas. He
preached his drss sermon. sfser full erdi.
ns'ioo. at Sc JossrhiA Casholie Church.
ca Sunday last. He ts6rs d veil spoken
Of By those v.ao heard him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-11

~Tsr MrsE's Srrcrrrc If you have
sick horses. II you have none sick. take
part Of your well stock. and give one-half
OF the horses MUSES. Specific. and see in
the course Of time which looks the best,
which works the best, and then decide for
yourselves. . -
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that. at the
~ expiration Of thirty days from this
date. the undersigned inteud to. apply to
the County Commissioners OF Sain, Ma
rvs count to make PUBLIC ROAD
starting from the main road leading from
Lesnardtoun to the Head Of St Glenn
ent's Bay near the Plank Bridge. through
James piuahay's. passing near john W.
Graves and to John Parsons mill. thence
through Iyna,ius joys land to the main
road :. coming out :" the same near where
the late Sylvester Sra'ding lived.
GEORGE W. MORGAN,
j. G. SPALDINi.
JOHN r. SPALDlNG,
STEPHEN JONES,
JOHN +. COX.
End others.
juno ~, lS12-3Ol.
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HtLLIlEE.
containing
467 acres,

more or lcsa.
This lard is located in one Of the most
fertile aud improved sec,ioLs Of St. Ma
rvs county. and is If
EXCELLENT SOIL
and in fine state o. cui.iva i,n and i'm.
Irovement. II has un"n it good
DWELLING HOUSE
and all necessary
OUT-BUILDINGS.
Its well TlMRERED and one Of the finest
STOCK FARMS
in this section Of the State.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed by The decree, are: One
bali Of the purchase money in cash, on
the day Of sale, and the balance in twelve
months from the date ,hereof-,he deter
red paymen, TO be sccuredby the loud
or note Of the purchaser. With security
TO be approved by the Trustee, I'M to
bear interest from the day Of sale.
When all the purchase money shalt have
been paid the Trustee will execute a deed I,
the purchaser, free. clear and discharged
from oil claims Of the parties TO this suit
and Of those claiming BY. from or under
them.
FRANCIS NEALE.
Trustee.
COMBS & DOWNS,
Attorneys for Trustee.
June %, LISTS.
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AGENTS WANTED.

MALE AND FEAALE-Business pleasant,
1v1 sad pays better than any enterprise in
The neid. Agea. make from Sc 90 Ssper day.
Sesd stamp for sample asd particulars. Al
dress J. LATHAM CO., 90 wsshington
81. Boston, mss.
Jane 60, Ie1. So.
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PART PINEY POINT,
and containing
lOl acres,

more or Iess.
Til. land Is l.cssei within abou, oue-
fourth Of mile If P,ney Paint. AMI iu-
clnd,s within IL lines args p.rti,a Of
one Of ,h, must valuable Oyster creeks in
this county. I, is Of excel eft soil for
Frai's aud Grass. and ii. proximity TO
Piney Poins r.nlcrs !, of great value ~
Markc, sui Dairy farm.
The improvements upon the property
consist o. an excellent
DWELLING HOUSE
aud all necessary FARM HOUSES.
The premises are we'll watered and ia
fir state Q. cultivation ard improve
meat. The location is pleasant an heal
thy. and convenient &c Churches. Stores,
Mills, g.,
S,eauers to and from b fillmore, Wash.
ing and N.rfo,k call at the Pmey Point
Wharf. aud afford unusual advantage.
for shipments Of oysters. 6,h. fruit aud
vegetables during the entire uayisabie
season.
TERMS OF SALE.
Onc thousand dollars in cash on The dav
Of sale. AID the balance in equal INSTALL
ments At twelve and eighteen months
credi,-,hc deferred payments to be se-
cured by the bouds. or notes. Of the pur-
chaser. with security II 10 approved By
the undersigned. aud to bear interest
from tue day of salc.
JAS T. NJ. RALEY,
Executor Of Geo. Ii. Morgan.
july 1 lS12-'s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-11

GCANo. Sc.--The-e is no Peruvian Guano
II. the agents hands and but little in dealers
We quote for lots Of 80 tons or more Chin
cha Island SG7.5o, and SEQ for Guanape per
ton. gold, and No. > Of each kind 10 per ton
less. also gold. For Phospha,es and manu-
featured Fertilizers $50 per ton is the general
price. The Southern demand for Fertilizers.
which has been considerably better this year
than last. is pretty much over for the season
hut thrc is pretty active business doing just
now with the near trade.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-11

LE0NARDTowN ACADEMY.-The third
annual commencement Of this Academv will
take place az the Cour, House on TUESDAY,
the 18th inst. at ~ O'Clock. a. m.
The public are respectfully invited 20 attend.
JOHN Y. CAVALIER,
Teacher.
July ], ls1?-et.
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DIED.

On Monday last, the sth inst. at her residence,
Della Brook Manor" in this comfy, Mrs. MA
kf THOMAS. in The ssih year Of her age, rel
let OF the late George Thomas. Esqr.
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NOTICE..

~ WEDNESDAY, THE cath OF July. tif
~ fair. II not. the 6rst fair isr.l the ladies
Of So. Francis Xavier's Congrcsntiou will give
DIM led atthe Newtc~n residence
OuOVIV6N to raise fands for the
payment Of debt contracted for ,i.e repair 81
their Church. They will also he on the spo, the
Whole dsy TO supply their visitors with sweet
meats and refreshments, and to dispose a, q
reasonable price. Of many useful articles
~ There will he a suppcr a =. NJ
June -, ls.2-4t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-11
Surveying.

Darties wishing TO employ the services Of ID,
l. uadersisnrd @ surveyor will address,
GEO. B. DENT,
Great Mills, p. o., Nd.
March.'?s;h ls7e-,f.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-11

30. p. ROWELL / CO., 30 Psrk Roe
" Nsr Tork.l
s n PETTENGLLL 4 CO., % Park Re~.
Asr FORK,
Are the cole agents for the s.. Eary's B.aee.
in that city. and are ssthori s.d to contr.c
for Inserting advertisements tor US At our low
q cash rates. Advertisersir thai city are re-
es'estsd io:ears their fsvVrs q itb sities Of ths
above houses. rFF
,Cty5, 1919.
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BALTIMORE MARHETS.

WHEAT Receipts Of new whea, have in
creased to some extent during the week but no,
10 any considerable extent Prices. however,.
have declined, with the marke, dull The sales
OF new reached nearly 10. 600 bushels ahou.
equal quantities Of white and red a, l42 10 lss
cents for former and At lsOalTs cts. for latter.
The sales OF old were confined to 5000 bushels
Western red At las TO les cents.
CoRS.-The receipts for the week we're
small and report sales as follows: 5000 white
and low mixed at 7aa73 cents. 10. 600 mixed de-
iirered and on the track saas4 cents, 20, 600 in
Elevator ~ 62a6+ cents.
OATS. The sales footed IN 20. ono bushels
al @saS0 cents for Southern and 47a50 cents for
Western
RfE.-The receipts Of Rye have been light.
and we hear Of no sales of anv extent. We
quote at soal0o cents as to quality.
TOBACCO-The market for Leaf Tobacco
has ruled active during the week at foil prices
tor all descriptions. The receipts Of Marviani
have all been taken, the sales amounting TO
about i0o hhds., for France Holland and Brc-
men. The salrs Of Ohio reached 300 hhds. for
Bremen, France the Rhine aud a portion for
home consumption kentucky and Virginia
are firm with but little doing the stock Of each
being very limited. We quote prices to-day as
follows
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Point Lookout Cemetery Board

A NETTING OF THE TRUSTEES OF
"A Point Lookout, Cemetery will be held a,
Point Lockout on
FRiDA 7. the 18th day Of july. 1872.
This m citing will give the Trustees oppor-
tunity OF inspecting Personally the Cemetery
lately completed, and as business OF Importance
will enga y the attention OF the board, a full
attendant is earnestly requested
D., order Of
V. C.AiALIrR. 10. FORREST.
Secretary. PgCst.
June 81, lsI2-2i.
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ORDER OF RArIFlCArl TON.
IN ST MARY'S COUNTY ORPHANS
COURT.
Eleanor ID. Wise
Mary E Wise
L others.

ARDERED. this 9th day Of July.
u 1872. that The Report Of DAM. C.
Haumes,. Trustee. fled in this cause.
be ratified and confirmed. unles. cause be
shown to the contrary, 90 OF before the 9Th
day Of Aug. next, provided. = eory ofihi-
order be inserted in the ST.. Aiary's Bea-
con, at least once . week. for three sue
ce-sive weeks. before the 5sh day Of Al
gust.
The report states tho amount Of sales
10 10 SLOTS
A. J. SPALDING. C. j..
l. II. CANTER. A. j.,
z II. TIPPETT. A J.
Jsoe IL, 1872 -3w.
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FRANCIS NEALE.
Trustee.
COMBS & DOWNS,
Attorneys for Trustee.
I,cr..rp Avcr,o,.,,.

- N. EDWARDS, haviqn qualified as an
H. Auc'ioneer according 10 the License
Laws ofthe United States, gives notice tina, he
will attend 20 the sale Of all real or persona,
property that my he offered AZ public auction
inst. Mays county. Address, Z u Edw.rd..
Great Mills o., Sc Mays county, Nd.
Jsue ., ls.0-6.
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Public Sale
of Valuable
Real ESTATE.

DY virtue ef sa,hority drriv~<l fr"sa
ID ,he las, Will aud T s,sueas af the
late George H. Morgan. | will oftr Al
public sale. AZ "Piney Font. on
Thursday. the 18th day Of July.
1879.
between tie hours Of IL O'Clock. N. and
! o'eicek. r, m tia tsllexins valuable
real e<tase, 10 vit 81 g Z ~ -
Al thai tract or parcel Of land, lying
oc Hney Point Bcac'. 10 the u clee-
lion dis,ries Of 81. M.rys eous,y. called
and known 40
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-asszaa7s - -
CONF
In theCireui
nuns
On 's1.:
ny R.C. CO..
inthis cause y
raus.tothsc
the otn Mon
,opy OF this 4
MMy'sB eaeo'
sise weeks p4
July.
The Rspor
So.
July 1, ISL
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B.lNkl
DISTRICT
OF TIE I
STATES I
DISTRICT
RYl.AND.
In the matt,
rup'.
N'srui}
Tn > is I'd
day of June
ur,cy WIS
a. urt of H.,
',ict Of Mar |
Sf,l i-laus II
Mary's. in 4
:,6judgcd a |
ilon : Tia, |
he delivery
said liahkrI
tic transfer
forbidden III
the creditors
;heir debts 4
y >sicnecs \
Court oi Ba
46 l-xings|
lore K. Stod
ter in Ban]
the 9th da|
IL o'clock.
EDWARt
July 1. !
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Late G

Late q
O.: ' ..'ss1
" ,sxes in
S.int Mary
!. i. ordered
s-s for Sain|
y sevh y. \
giving TWEEN
the Court II
places in .'h|
ia the Saint
published i|
,nrowin- la|
Of ST. Mary
Ore 'rac
kS,vaH 4
MINI
containing
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T i 'an,.
sion District
Mgry,and. j
Hall aud N.
thrveon art
1871,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-07-13
The Concord Grape.

This variety has been fully tested as
a table grape, and its superior merlls
have been demonstrated. II the vines
are properly cultivated, the Concord Is
the best for general culture, and taxes
the lead in vigor and adaptability among
oil that are now grown in the open. ali
in this section of country. oolectlons
are frequently made to the ooh Th;a
arone on account Of its acidity ms
= easily accounted for by the fact that
too much fruit is allowed to grow upon
Tho vines. The idea has sometimes oeen
advanced that vine bearing ir .ho
should not be pruned at all. ouI wv
sxner;ence of the most practical VINE
dressers has proved this to be incorrect '
Vines that have been planted 1or years,
and perfectly healthy and vigorous, VIII
if rightly pruned, bear from n 1or'y u
sixty punches of grapes annually. /,
0ne.balf of the clusters should u
removed soon after the fruit sets d.
! this method the fruit will ripen two o
three weeks in advance OF vines upo'
E which all of it is allowed to grow
t Older vines will show similar result
q rnder the same treatment. 10 mpro1
t the flavor of the fruit place it on ears u
It enware in a well ventilated cellar Il
p several weeks. By this means its &C
v. nronerties will be changed, ana IL WI
ID have more of the saccharlne mattt
pt which is a most desirable quality IN III
to fruit In this way, the grapes can
kept perfectly fresh for two OF I ar
n months. 1t will be found that tne "
r. cord grape can be grown IN TINS Ih'
vn ner with fair prospect of profit TO ID
tn who cultivate it for the market, al
be value would be greatly inerease'are
,ut il can be easily sold to those c ior
len usually inclined to pay fairse an
,ck choice fruit, rather than pate. II
ew inferior quality at chea'tances, TO 1e
ar- is a good practice, in sory ARE are nall
us thin o out grapes whe'berrles'
urn crown and cook the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-07-13

MILKING TOO LATE-The following
suggestions by correspondent of the
Country Gentleman are worthy of atten-
ton:
1T is generally thought best, so far
as my knowledge extends, to let dairy
cows 60 dry three, or at least two
months. My own experience would
give three months as about the best
average length of time cows should go
dry before dropping their calves in the
Spring, and this / find best, without
regard to the general health of the ami
NAL or the amount of milk to be pro-
duced the following or after seasons
Cows that are MIXED too long either
get thin in flesh and give but little milk,
and that of poor quality, or else require
large amount of nutritious food to
keep up good supply of milk and the
animal in good flesh. My rule is to
feed literally as long as I do milk, and
when cow gives less than about two
quarts of good, wholesome milk, dry
her off and lessen the feed. A dry COW
needs but about two-thirds the amount
of fodder required b; a cow of the same
size which gives milk, so that there is
no present profit in milking so long,
unless dairy products are very high, to
say nothing of the damage by impair
ing the future usefulness of the cow"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-07-13
MEDICINAL.

Ma, AALES
ESM12tSSss{ss. '.:s7F,,YEeE1AslE s'c'l'AH
AE~s@:SsEfeSS HAIR
@sERENEWER
Every year increases the POPULAR
this Valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. we
can assure our old patrons that 1t IS
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful COLOR
making it soft, lustrous, and sllken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes Whlte
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out. as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the halr
crows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
Glands to their normal vigor, and
Will create a new growth, except In
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever useo'
as it requires fewer applications
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says
"The constituents are pure, and care
fullv selected for excellent quality
and I consider it the BEST PREPr
RATION for its intended purposes.
Sold By all Druggists, and Dealers in Medic''S''
PRICE One Dollar.
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HoTcH PoTcH.-Put q pint of peas
into quart of water; boz. them until
they are so tender as easily to be pulp
ed through sieve. Take of the lean
est end of a loin Of mutt on three pounds,
cut it into chops, put it into a saucepan
with gallon of water, four carrots,
four turnips, cut in, small pieces; season
with pepper and salt. Boil until all
the vegetables are quite tender; put in
the pulped peas head of celery and
sliced onion
RAISED DUMPLINGs.-I reserve q
small quantity of dough from the bread
pan and place in the pantry until about
an hour before dinner when l make
them of round shape, and about as
large as an orange, and set to rise
When light, drop them into pot of
boiling water, cook until done, and
serve with drawn butter sauce and
syrup, or sugar. l consider this an
agreeable and wholesome dessert.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-07-13
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