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LIABILITY TO ABUSE
No. IL new mode OF treating
Diseases OF the L,lmgs.

liConsumpl!on is Il twotold disease, one n.
fecting the parepchyIna, or srb>tance o.
the Lung, anu the other The mucEs mem
hranes that line the air passages ana cellS.
Sometimes these occur SCpGTOttty, but Me
usually united in genuine Consumption.
The tubercular deposit can only DC ttilcncu
through the general circulation ana 20
3Jrerent III s deposit, or rtn,Oue II on dGa5'dItOh
when found, we must employ thoseaSehlS
which exert an Alternative and healing ell
feet on the Lungs.
For the aztec, ion OF the muCuS membrane
Medicated Inhalation may be employed
with the best results. This mode OF treat
rnent rrings the mcuiCine in direct v0ntIct
with the diSeaSe and when an appropriate
remedy has been selected the irritation, IN
t,amation, aud liberation may not Only ne
modified aud soOth.d, bat ultimately en-
TREY Su6dHed. ,.
There is then In a complete and SUGGEST
ful treatment an GbSO'Mc necessity Tor COM
b!ning appropriate remedies addressed 10
the general constitution with the Inhalation
and other mechanical means.
In all cases OF asthma, simple DrOnchillS,
Iaryngiting, nacheaitiS, even when tie in
flsmInalion EXTENDS 10 the lnucus mem
branes lining the cir cells, whether chronic
or acute MeGicated Inhalation with gene
raj treatment may be resorted 10 Win Inc
hope ofdecidtd benefit
The unlntormcd are liabl0 to be nliSlGi
and injured by this mode OF treatment. II
diseases o! the Lungs were merely .oGal
affection, not Involving or resulting Tom
constitutional disturbance, IN attempt 10
cure It by local Applications would be ore
rational and much more successful than II
now Is.
But consumption, asthma, bIonchitii,&c.
are no. mere local affections. Ike most
other arrangements OF the vital forces
they have their origin In morbid c0ntl-
ton OF the general system, and can only be
successfully encountered by the use OF
agents which restore the dlsordered func-
,ions 10 their normal condition. While
this IS being dors the Inhalation OF med!-
Gated yapOIs may in soma eases be of much
assistance.
Both reason and experience teach us that
10 stparale this local treatment from gene
raj ard constitutional remedies Is To- con-
vert a valuable feature OF & success ul pfac-
lice into source of iucalculable mischief.
Fets for consultation, examination, al
vice and treatment within the reach OF al;
MEDICINES FOR ALI DISEASES by mail
and express 10 all parts Of the country.
Offire Hours-S to l., LEO TO aud 1.ao 70
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Market Farm for Sale
ALBEGHANY COUNTY, LID.

TIME Fol LOWING STATEMENT -
1 strictly In accordance with the facts, and
IL no oycrdFawn picture OF what can DC
done:
There are flfty acres for moro can be had
ofIich alluy.al bottom lands, not liable to
overflow, in the form Of an oblOng square,
level, and Mt this time In fine condition,
situated between thePoiomac river and the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with depot
or switch connected With the property, and
Is about halt way between Cumberland aud
the densely populated coal and iron region
OF Georges Creek Valley, where vegetables,
or, IN oihcr wOrd'r the products Of truck
farm, can be SO!d In any quantity aud at
prices iRr exceeding the rates In Eastern
cities.
The health Of this place aud vicinIly l.
excellent and agLs and ieyGr unknown for
the past twenty years
There are also about Eeventy-avs acres Of
strong limestone upland situated on the
opposite side OF the Baltimore ana Ohio
railroad from the bottom land.
The quality OF this Ia nd and It's proximity
to certainly the most Ectiye and best mar
kets in the world, would make one under
standing truck farming TO realize fortune
IN few years.
This reglsn OF country is rapidly filing
up, and thus far the market cannot be sop.
piled without Bendips OF for vegetables
nom other places.
II any one desiring 10 make q profitable
investment In such property Will ybit this
place and fird that all we claim for 10 as
well as what Is represented about our mar.
Eets, &c, has not been correctly stated, his
expenses will be paid We therefore conf.
IDENTIFY invite persons 10 come and look and
investigate the matter 10. themfeiyes.
There Is a lime kin On or near the prop
erty, which the party buying can use
without Eent, and thus 70 axe bis lime al
sisrply the eZpsBse OF coal and burning.
address: X. ID. JOHSsOS,
febs-eqd Cumberland, I'D.
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A Troy dentist became emot;oLsliy
insane while repairing g. front tooth for
q pretty woman ard kissed her. She
told her husband, and he weat around
sud borrowed $500 OF the dentist On
long time.
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-TuE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS

~ IMPORTANT INVENTION. 1T + l.
Atains the Rupture at all tiineS,and under
the hardest exercises or severest strain. II
/, worn with comfort, and II kept on night
aud Gay, effects d permanent !ure IN few
weeks. sold cheap and sent by Mali When
r.GraSt.d. CIRCULAR ree when ordered by
lettrr s.,ut To the elastic 1rusi Co., No. GS''
Broadway, y. !. tiiy. Nobody uses Metal
spring rru ,>cS, 10 painful, they slip OH TOO
IS,UueEiIE. maS"-S
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FOR RE Mt.
For Rent.

THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN
n. K. List'snew Block, lately occupied
hv me-. Possession given Immediately.
I offer very cheap several nearly new car
pets on the floor. ,ro up.pvs
marl3-h 4EO. ii. rAhN''
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WANTED.
WANTED.

WYE WISH To ENGAGE THE SER
w v,res of at least one reliable, intelli-
cent gentleman In every city, town and
County in the South. Business agreeable
and strictly legitimate, yielding from $500
10 500 per annum. For particulars sddress
TURNBUIL BROTHERS..
yaso.e n Pub'rs Baltimore Nd.
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$500 I'M Prizes.
-. 4. NAIISS d Suns,
pr PARK place, Sew York

Use the Re.singcr SASH Lock and support o
FASTEN YOUR HISOOHS!
No spring 10 break, no cotting OF sash
cUeap, durable. very easily applied, holds
sash az any place desired, and a se!f.fasten-
er when thu sash Is down. Send stamp for
circular. Circular and six copper-bronzed
locks sent 10 any address in the U. y, post
paid, on receipt of 81 cents. Liberal in
ducemcnts 10 the trade. Agents wanted.
No. 4is Siarket 81, Harrisburg, Pa.
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yrliNRY lard BEECHER'S PAPER
Largest circulation in the world. Grows
wonderfully. IL Is the Fest Paper, gives SUBJ
scyiba.s the most beautiful premiums, Of
fers c&nvaSSers the MOST LIBERAL terms.
send iorCIrcu!ar
/. ~, FORD & CO., New York.
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FOR SALE.
valuable Coal Property For
EnlQ.

>yorICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" ths undersigned wishes TO sell Tin
xSole or in party that portion OF coal nov 9Sy
in his amS sSs 70 liver about
s nne.f third of a mile north Of the city limits.
tngatber with one acre OF surface at the en-.
trance on the side nearest the river, ana
three acres of surface around the other en-,
trance back OF Fulton. The, vein OF Goa,
Senth. and could be conveniently shipped
nv means of the county road, or by the r.
". &K.R r., as the entrance on the river
side is not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonanIe
terms. or exchanged for good town prop
erty. rrup uApauAJJ.
marl-h WALTER maoo IIA
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Graat Pnrsian Watermelon

NIE' I VID1ItD E'"FOl I.o<.
~ TEE EhsT. KEEPS FRESH AND
Syfc. throughout the winter. Seed, 15c
= paciISse; packages. 81. Mammoth cab
na.e weighs - to 90 lbs, &c. a package
Marnmolh Squash, lyO to Sy lbs. ?gc. Snake
C,cumba,s, 5 feet and coiled, 10. fard
long Scans, ljc. Husk Tomato, Keeps fresh
for year, roc. paper. kadlsh, Wohueriui,
nil for ii, q. II. WILLIAMSON,
onrI Gallatin. Tenn.
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Write for Price List TO ]. H, JOHNSTON
Great Western Gun Works,

10 fmithfleld ST., Pittsburgh, "a,
Rreach-Loding Shot Guns, $40 to $500,
DoubleSho Guns, s. to $50. Single Guns
Gito2J. Rifles, S. to SIS. Revolvers, 50 TO
$50. Pistols. slto IS. Gun Material, Fish
ing tackle, &c. Large discount TO dealers or
clubs. Army Guns, Revolvers. &c, bought
or traded tor. foods sent by express Z, D.
d. 10 be examined before paid for.
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Ia. Su;.gIyEEls; WHO WERE WOUN-
4 ded, or contracted permanent diseases
in The army, can get pen ions by writing 10
Holm kirk PATRICK, Govt Claim Agent,
MiidleroGyna. Ohio, inclosing stamp
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THE DAILY GRAPHIC.

, ND ALL OTHER POPULAR DAILY,
A weekly and monthly periodicals. FUR
nlShed at publishers prices by
e. II. QUINCY,
Book seller, StatIonc, and News Dealer.
u;ar!S Market ST., Wheeling, w. VA
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AGtNIS everywhere to sell orr new ana
WANrSs novel mbi OcerinS Machlne.
end ioI ll!uS;rlte Circular 10 tne Mchee
Msnrfac urin. Company, so Broadway,
Sew York. mayo Z
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The Surrender of General Lee

At AppomatioxC {. IL, Va, April 8, 10.
a ulDsnificeu. liXlS inch Engraving OF
tie surrender or Gen. Lee, showing the
armies, &C. & l.. rally a gem OF art, one
which should hang in the pallor OF every
sou hem bone. sentby mail mounted on
arolIer and postpaid on recei ot oil ~ const'
or ) for 80 cents. EGFNIS WANTED. Adj
dress J.C. IL W. Nj. BURkOW,
Bristol, Tenn.
L. III, Rnnl-l n
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LyOW IT'S BONE, OR THE SECRET
{1OCt.-Ai0ustache AMI Minister'S III AZ
days This GREAT SECRET and 100 others.
Gamblers Iricke, Cariiology, Nentrno-
quism. all in the Original "BJOh OF WON
DIES" Mailed iur 70 cents. Address
CijTLER Carthage, I'll.
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uuu PARLOt COHrANiON.

LIVERY LADY WANTS ONE.
iLkvery man ought TO have ont.
Sent OIL reccip. often cents Address L. +.
lIYDk.& l9jseventh Avenue, y. 1.
EON.ruN FLi4rA'IoS SiGNALs
,,E>T on Pc EFT IL - CENTS.
Nlinicue Printing AMI Publishing House,
a. V.sny slI.et, ew York. lnay3-c
rCIIk BECKWiTH so POHTABLk FAM
iIy SEWING Machine, on 20 days Iria!;
many advantages over eli. SatiSiactlon
gurIuteed. or 5 20 refunded. sent compete
with fuli directions. Becky it'll Sewing Ma
chine Company, So Broadwa', n. \.
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EVERY CORNET SAND

IN TIE COUNTRY WILL RECEIVE A
splrudid niece OF BAND MUSIC free, by
sen,Iirg two cent stamp to EDWAHD A.
GAMGE!LS, Publisher. Boston, Mass.
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{" a q FL 8

NOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO
work. ANY person old or young, OF
either sex, can make from $40 10 $50 per
week, OF home or in connection with other
business. Wanted by all. suitable to either
city or country, and y season OF the year,
ont of work.. and out OF money. TO make
an independent living. No capital hc;ng
Teanired. Our pamphlet chow TO MAKE
A LIVING" wing full instructions, sent
on rcceIp. O 10 cents AIdIe s, A. BUXTON
&c ), Morrisa mia, Westminster Co, y. l.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-29

The juno Number of Narper's Nigga
zine opens the Forty-seventh Volume TN
der most brilliant auspices. The number
contains sixty-seven engravings, and all
its illustrated articles. with one exception.
relate to our own country. The May Num-
Der contained very pleasant sketch of a
yachting trip among the Azores. In the
currcn, Number beautifully illustrated
article, by II. d. Jarvcs. on Cheap
Yachting" give pen and pencil pictures
Of the interesting localities about Buzzard's
Bay. The beauties Of cheap yachting are
graphically portrayed by the writer. who
shows that the expense Of delightful
yachting trip "necd be no greater than
that of board ut ordinary. questionable
watering places Miss Constance F.
Woolson contributes a very entertaining
paper. excellently illustrated. on the
..Wine Islands Of Like Erie" Among
other things, she tells the thrilling story
Of Beall's privatcering expedition. Chas.
Nordhoff answers the question, "Wha,
shall We DO with Scroggs 2" by advocating
the conversion of Alaska into penal COL
cny. under military rule. Whatever may
oc though. of this project no one can read
Mr.. Nordhoff-s exposition of the evils con-
nec.ed with our present system of prison
management, without feeling convinced of
the necessity of some immediate and thor
ough reform. The Historical: Record gives
q complete political summary and impor-
tant information relating to the issue be-
tween Western farmers and the railroads
|, also contains a comprehensive review OF
the Indian question. In the Drawer Our
London scrap-book" is continued with pen
and pencil sketches Of the London Hay
market
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-29

JUNE ALDINE.-Mr. Kruseman Van
Elten's oil pictures are well known to
connoisseurs of art; his view near Gran
dy, Conn" in the June Aldine, makes
his talent known throughout the United
States. 1t is delicious drawing-as pic
turesquc as Nature herself, when she .rics
to be-iull of light and life and beauty
"a song without words" Mr.. Il. W.
llutbard's distant View Of Mount Mans
field is one Of the mos, delightful land
scapes re have ever seen. These two
d.awings are the gems Of the number, as
regards landscapes. Among the figure
pieces to be noticed and commended are
The Signal" after Hellwig and The
Sisters Roman interior. after Coomans.
Mr.. Pete Mcran contributes two charming
animal pictures, The Bull Calf" barn
yard study, and :" Group of Sheep"
which are better than any that Vcrboeck-
hovcn ever painted. for Mr.. Moran has
caught the feeling. the instinct of the ami
NAL world. From Mr.. W. NJ. Crary we
have a Stampede of Wild Horses, y
which is striking and most vigorous COM
position. Then there is I'm the Park
THE Old Mli'' Of kessler, and View
in Old Amsterdam" after Hermann. who
has no superior as marine architectural
painter. The literature of this number is
remarkable for its excellence. There are
stories of New England life, either ofwhich
would be the literary feature of the month
in any other magazine. Mr. C. H. Shan.
IL discourscs about lost Music" and
the editor gossips in his sparkling way
about the illustrations. and passes his
critical verdict upon Music. Art and Lit
era,ure. Subscription price S.. inclni-
ing Chromos Village Belle" and "Cros-
sing the Moor" James Sutton 4 Co.
publishers, 5S Maiden Lane, New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-29

lessrs- Editors VIII you allow me
the use Of your valuable columns TO call
the attention Of the Honorable Board of
school commissioners to the .ubjcc, Of teach
ers associations. IN nearly every other
county in the St4tc can be found teachers
assocSaiions, and hope the Honorable
Board will not deem il presumption in
me to respectfully sugges, the organiza-
ton OF such society. The writer Of
this vas once member Of society while
teaching in an adjourning County from
which be received much valuable informa-
ton. /; would certainly prove very ben
efeial. not only to the teachers, bu, To
the pupils also. for teacher to meet. saw
once in each quarter. and exchange IDEAS
and give their opinions as to the bes, way
of teaching the different, branches as well
as the best mode Of conducting schools.
Hoping that the Honorable Board
may not consider me oificious, but attri-
butte what | have said TO my ardent de-
sire for the advancement of education in
the county. and hoping the matter may
be taken in consideration at once, am,
Very respectfully, &c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-29

CAUTION TO FARMERS Samuel
Sutton. of Baltimore county. gives this
timely warning to farmers, in the Hary-
land Farmer for May:
According to recent decision OF
Judge Carey of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Baltimore city. farmers taking
horses or other kinds of stock to pasture,
arc responsible for the value of the same
to the owners. If they are stolen or stray
away. l recently made test question
before the said Court, aud was mulcted for
all court charges and the value Of the horse
stolen.
Il feel i, duty owe brother farmers
to inform them as 10 this decision, as a
warning, and that they may avoid the re-
sponsibili.y by specific agreement IN tie
future"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-29
COMMUNICATED
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Onkvillc. St. Nary's COUNTY

To tie Iii'ors n the Pcursn-G'cn,s =
have received through the mail with,
the last three weeks from the respected
President If the Southern MARYLAND Raj
Road Go. n "pamphlct or statement show.
ing the advantages Of said road" etc. etc
/ The prefix Of major" to my humble name
stood boldly out on the envelope. but ;her,
was no accompanying parchment or com.
mission. bearing the seal Of any sovereign
: state or kingly government. or even the
mark of Capt. Jack that would en-
tighten mc rs 10 what influences or pow
ers that be stood iuIchtc! for such high
position and honorable title. From such
omission, if it be one, conclude. that to
the Southern Mary land Co. alone | stand
indebted for this distinguished honor: and
! | will be pleased TO learn that the cmolu-
mCn's of all majors" of its creation are
more substantial and less i!lusory than
some Of the statements and estimates tina;
have been offered for public consideration
in said pamphlet.
The reception By me. however. Of the
statement was Simultaneous with many
inquiries, by letter rs by message. as t.
what was being done in rail road mat.
tiers? how far the Southern MARYLAND
road had or was running down the coun-
~? and when or at what .punct m, tam
loris our people might look for the fru.
ilicn o! bright aE;ic;pa,ious--aud deferred!
hopes.
Before you cook your hare, Erst catch
1t. was the sage Hpothegm of tic distin.
guishcd and venerable Mrs. Gloss. and
there is equal wisdom in the maxim. THAT
in order 10 imrart information to others.
it is necessary TO acquire it for ones self. y
In order TO compass the latter. and with
the view Of gratifying the laudable cu.i.
osity Of sundry friends, I have been =,
some trouble to inform myself on railroad
matters, as they stand at present. and
propose. through your columns. to give
the res.lt to the public in due course o,
time.
In order. however. TO do justice 10 the
subject of Railroad Matters" and no, to
tax the endurance of yorr readers too much
at one given time. and withal. with an eve
to the 'iGcidus ordo." | propose. with
your kind permission. 10 treat in three
distinct papers Nos. /. and 81 on the
Past. the Present and probable Future o:
our Railroad Affairs. and will not allow
myself TO be dawn into discussion of any
"side issues" or controversy until after the
publication of letter No. 3. and then. If |
deem it necessary or expedient. will no.
tice any adverse or friendly criticisms that
my communications may call forth.
l furescc, however. that in treating o.
the past. | will be necessarily obliged ,C
blend with it something Of the present
and in writing of the present, may en-.
trench on the probable future. II will b
my endeavcr. however. to treat under
these three different heads the facts ,ha,
legi'imately belong to each. and to keey
the discussion of the same as separate and
distinct as tbs nature Of the subject vii
permit.
In reply, however. to the question
"how far does the Southern Nd. road rur
down" the county! | mus, reverse the an
| swcr given some twenty years ago, BY ar
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-29

Clerk Of the Court. and TO the Sheriff snt
other officers. their sincere thanks for thci
kindness and courtesy, and for the ofEeia
aid and assistance sEorded by each to oui
body during the present term"
At ~ election for Town Commission
er, held in our village on Tuesday las,
tbs following gentlemen were elected t.
serve TO the 1st Of May. 1s6i-Thoma.
Dillow. DR.. Henry Haw. John F. Fen
wick. J. j. Jarboe and Herbert F. Moore
The marke, political in our county is i,
such stagnant condition at this time tia
We End it impossible to make reliable quo
tations or to foretell wLa, will soon b,
trumps.
Our thanks are due the amiablc lady o
Col. Crare. Of our village. for plate o
ripe, large sized and very pala.able straw
berries, for Which. and for prospective re
membranes of the same kind, We arc, ant
expec, to continue. duly grateful.
The latest news from the Modocs is to tn,
effect. that tifty-fvc Of the band have sur
rendered to the national authorities. if
teen Of whom we're warriors and the bal
ance women and children Capt. Jack i,
not among the surrendered. ,On ,hecon.
trary, he is said 10 be still afeld with
twenty warriors at lis back. "sncaking a,
Of old to murder and mischief like the 81.
lent copPcrhead."
The Cholera. it is officially annouu.
ccd. has broken out in New Orleans,
and eleven persons died from it last week
As this terrible disease is said TO follow
Immediately after The no less destructive
smallpox. it is almost certain to extend
over the entire country this Summer. In
view Of this alarming fact, it behoovcs ev-
cry one to 60 to work, at once. and com
menee cleaning and disinfec,ing. These
arc the only rrcvcniives If we would keep
it away from our own doors
Rev. Father John E,rly. s. J., Prcsi-
dent of Georgetown College, died at the
College on Friday evening, the 9th inst.
of paralysis, in the 10Th year Of his age
He has gone to his grave honored and be-
loved by all who knew him.
The attention of BEACON readers IS cal
led to the notice in another column Of the
Concert, which it is proposed to give in
i.conardtown on Wednesday evening, the
llth Of June next, for the ben, f, q St.
Peters Chapel in our Town. Refresh.
mcnts will be provided on the occasion. =
The Co"cert will be given BY the George
town Masonic Choir, musical organiza-
ton Of high merit and distinction, and the
rcfreshmcnt table will be under the dircc-
ton Of n committee Of our ladies' whose
names give assurance tla. thiS feature o.
the entertainment will be worthy in every
respect Of the occasion. We Shall refer
10 the subject Of this entertainment more
at large hereafter.