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That Boy.

pity boy. A. general thing. he j.
considered an unmerciiul offender. II
there j. any mean little trick done outside
Of law antl corn-eNchangr oiiic.>-ihai n.
among the smaller portion II humanity
it, that hoy did il. Making due al
lowanc- for the interest taken In the liiNe-
nile clas- At the present day. the boy. gen
orally speaking. has 10 make hi- way up
in the world. III a disadvantage. tie =
given the simple word. unyarni,hod and
unadorned his manliness. his TASTE. land
IL lies not all in his month. a many seem
to infer. hs sense of honor, ~ poliienesS-
j. not appealed 10. 4 boy J. sent on an
errand. with the Injunction 20 ~ n speedy
a. possible On entering the storc. h.
finds the clerks all busy with customers
and expects 10 wait hi- turn: bnt just a.
h. j. stepping up 70 make known his er-
rand. young lady sweeps IN. For some
reason or other. the Young clerk doesn
>ec the boy. and Immediately begins r.
deal ont hi- Lavender s1mt-hag ciNili-
ties 10 said young lady. II the boy does
not make general stampede. tread on the
pOcdle'- tail. knock little children down.
step on the ladys train. tearing il hall on.
he waits until the final. -i~ ihyrc Moth
ing more can have tire pleasure " show
ing ynu - Then the iamiliar-'- I'll.
what DO you want. Noung-ters --oind-
on his ear. Purchase made. be moirs
home. knowing h. j. too late for supper
Ia the parks. concert rooms. street ear.
churches. be l. everywhere welcome to
the invitation to "gei ~" and : stand
ont Of the way" The chara ter We want
Y the future men of our country 10 ltar,
Y we must helpthe boys 70 attain and moth
7 ing will - help them 70 respect them
Y selves and others. 10 hc kindly and agrf-ea-
\ ble. generally. n tntr,at them a. men. with
Z Difference 10 their wishes and an appeal 70
I all that j. noble-i in them. And many 4
man. occupying a position II influence
and usefulness. has often said. with tender
gratitude. "All that ! am. or hope 10 b..
4 | owe To him who. IN my boyhOod. spoke
MANY an encouraging word--an advising
4 worl-reinembering that he. too. wa-
once boy Chicago Tribune
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Marble Cakc.-Two cups ~ sugar. half
a cup Of butter. two cups ~ eggs. ome cup
Of milk. three and halt cups 81 -four.
one taa~poouiul Of cream tartar. hall a tea
spoonful Of soda. ilayonng with lemon.
Dissolve two squares ~ chocolate IN little
boiling water add half a cup 81 sugar.
one spoonful Of vanilla: "a thi. aid two
iabc-puon~fal Of ihe cake and bsat: i
will marble with the cake.
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a MISSION AIRY. just returned. says he re.
gards .go4psoH's .fn0dwas Eiaimsnf ~ beyond
"a rire. ami Ell aciuDs beyond any oihei
medicine. II j. adapted 20 q great VARIETY
af special eases, and 3. the beet pain cure'
in M, world
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THK attention Of our many reader l. eaIieI
70 the attractive advertisement % J. y. liar
ris A Co.. sdN crIising their great Ani ..lunl.le
lung remedy. = Aliens Lung B1l.am.s Thi.
RAlsam has been before the public Tor ten
YEAR. >oiwithstzAnssin.. ihis long period. 4
has never lOsf one whit - IL popularity. ~
shown the least sign u becoming unr-spul4r.
but. on the contrary, to- cali Tor Il has been
constantly Increasing. ard AZ NO previous
time IN. the dcrnsnd been % grsat. or the
quantity made b-en - larrc. a. Af this sav
We earnestly recommend IL tr1ai ~ 1nv one
who NAV be afflicted with = cough or s-old.
and We warrant II 10 cure II directions Ar
followed. II j. soid ~ Al our city druggists.
THE LATEST TEIrMIH 81 TENrERANCr-
We con. rrafnlate fhe Temperance work.
on the Smo.s> rVeryNsfs-n- attending III
u>e 81 NINEGsE BITTKE>. Certainly no
preparation containing alcohol Ia. arsulr-
plisied such Guns of~nIahrions f.v.-r hi
ion-ness. dysgNpsia- TAeaInati>ln. hung
complaints. cNfl~finafinn. ani general ~,
biliiy. a. we hear III from II griIrtsr- 4.
the results II fhi> famous vegetable sgs.-
ciiic. NJ irue philanihreni~- will r..n.t
a. see spiriinouS liquor eNfeil,-I fnan
medical usc. ii they cam D. safely dispensed
with and thar They are nct uerr-~-ary in
any ca. II sickness. whIievrr IT, cirarac-
ter. appears al lat - have lW,u deinou-
slraicd. Ii public opinion j. callallls ~
making any impression uppu the minds ~
the Faculty. they will ere bong intrs-lIilr-
the most popular - modern m,viisils-.
into the hospitals. ana Tr'-~crile i ia their
practice. The millions have given The
article iair trial: il ha> more Ilian an
swcr,~l their expectations. aiisi ~ iiif-rFvt-
ic-il opposition can SHAKE linear Lliih ia ID.
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Y 0 ) I n | 7 /.

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New York.
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Aug %, 1873.
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HENRY NEALE,
Boot & Shoemaker.
LEONARDTOwN, MD.

'CHg undersigned win retura to Leonard
i town, Nd, on or about Friday, the 18th
Instant. for the purpose Of rcsuming the Qll
B0Or AND SH0ENAkfyG BUS"N
MESS in tie village. He will tefoand' -.
at his old stand (betwsen Fenwieks Hotel and
the store Of GreenweH & Fenwickl and Will De
thankful Cor renewal OF the favors OF has cid
Customers and the patronage OF the paotic,
generally. Nsndins Of all kiads done with
aeatness and dispatch
Jsly 10, lsf3-t
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M'CCElCAN'S
INSTITUTE FOR BOYS

At West Chester, Pa. A beautiful and eleva-
ted situation, 90 miles west Of Philadelphia.
Spacious Play grounds, with Gymnasium
Students prepared for College, Polytechnic
Schools or Business. Special provision made
for very young boys. Many students remain,
as boaraers, during Summer vacation. Session
begins September 10th. Address ROBERT N.
MCCLELLAN.
Aug %, ls73-lms
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Late Sherif's Sale
of Real and
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

10y virtue Of four xri,s Of Vendi.ioni
ID Exponas. issned gu, of the Circuit
Cour, for Sain, Mar,'s county. one at
the suit cf Robert s'ord. one at the suit
Of James Thomas and James McCabbin.
executors of VIM II Thomas. ore at the
suit Of X = Blackstone. use Of Isaac =
George, use Of Il = Blakis' ore. use OF X
III Miles. one a. the suit Of b Cheseldipe,
use Of John u WeIch & Son. against the
goods and chat,eis. lands and tenemenss
OH ID BLACKSTONE. James 7 Blackstone
aud X p Blackstone, and tn me directed /,
/ have seiz ID ard taken in execution oil
the right, title. interest, claim and de-
mand ut law and IN equity, Of the SAID Y
d Blakistone, James T Blakistose and
RIP Blackstone, in and TO tie following
real and personal property to Wit:
One tract or parcel Of land called and
known as
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--.."g court week. Our
'wo excellent hotels are now making am.
pie preparations for the occasion.

x.
'"o excellent hotels are now making am.
plep preparations for the occasion.
tuesday last, being Court day. the
number of visitors to our town was unus.
ually large. among whom were to be- seen
several noted local politicians, busy as
oees' eaucussing. canvassing the "situa.
ton and making dull times lively. As
We stumbled upon nobody's counsel. we
arc able to be'ray nobody's secrets, new.
ertheless. we feel warranted in nred;c,.
ting. that things are about ..fxcd IN" or
m way to be fixed up in few days, and
that all cumbersome or Improbable bav.
gage is being sent to the rear. prepara,o.
~ to forming the las, line of battle. A
no flag has yet been uufur!ed or is likely
10 BE- 1t is difficult for very young so,.
a'ef 10 conjecture what all this fighting is
TO be about. We could tell, if we woud
but rs the regulars" have all cut ,bs;r
eye-teeth. the raw recui,s mus. live and
learn. fight on and do their own ,ee,b;nc
Inc official proceedings of the County
Republican Convention will be found in i
another column. wewcrc presen. through. {
gu. the session Of this body on Saturday Q
ana noted ITS dOings with some par,ien. t
iar'ty. There was no speaking, ,s.s, b
none that did not relate to the regular q
business order Of the Convention. No an
tasonisms Of any moment were devsl,r.a
between the delegates. and the purnoss !,
Tor which the Convention had been eal,.s a
namely. to send delegates to Frederick and
elect new Central Committee WAS
eompiished with ordinary sa,oo,hpess and
facility and without very much more non. :;
sense aud self-asscrtion than are us,.I !, "a
similar bodies machincd BY white folks. all
As tie laws for the protection Of r.r. he
ridges phoasants and wooicock in Ibis an
state. aPpearto DO misunderstood hy the re
press. and erroneous statements h.r. A'
Gently been made on the subject. the s,l "
lowing is given BY way Of correction. The Lii
public general law. article 9s. as amend II
cd BY the &c, Of Is72. chapter a. pro.
WOES that no person shall trap, shoot, or "a
10 any manner catch or kill any parsr;dres ind
between january 18th and October. ooh. Ma
ner' any woodccck between the Is. Of Fab 20
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Dissolution Notice.

THE eo-partnersAip heretofore existing IN
u der the name OF ADAMS q TAYLOR,
Carpenters and Baiidsrs, has this day been
dissolved By mutual consent. All persons in
dsbtei 20 said company will make settlement
with u Adams, who Is aicne authorized to
reccipt fcc same.
- ADAMS q TAYLOR,
Jaiy g, ls7a.
Aug :, leTS-3ws
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NALL AT GREENWEIL & FEN
" wlCKS and examine their hne Is
sor,uert Of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
before purchasing skevAse.
nav 90, 1873.
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limited States 6ctel,
800, 33I, s. 1913 Penn Avenue,
WASHING TON, D. C..
M. II. BEAN, Prop rietOr
Rates Reduced to $50 a Day.

fTlO keep pace with the times, and NEE,
4 the wishes Of the travelling public, the
Proprietor has decided to reduce the price oil
BOARD and room to $3.50 per day. and. not
withstanding the low price charged, be in
tends that the House shat! maintain thesa
reputation for comfort and neatness, and a
good table, as heretofore.
Ia Tlis Eotel is within FIVE minutes
walk of the Capital and principal Railroad
nepots and coHvenient to the Government
Departments and Offices.
Street Cars to all parts of the City anG
Georgetown pass this house every Eve n.in.
uteS.
Jan. 20. 1870 II.
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L,e.,,.,, Aser,o.rr..

n n. Epw ARDS, having qualified a. an
II. Aue.ioreer according 10 the License
Laws ofthe United States gives notice shat he
win astead TO the sale of all real or personal
property that may be offered At public auction
In 81. Nays county. Address, NlEdwards,
Great NiHs p o., 81 Mary's eoanty, Nd.
June a3, lSs0-d.
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TRANSPORTATION LINE
CHANGE OF DAYS.

MARY WASHINGTON viii run as follows
Leave Pier No. Light street wharf every
WEDNESDAY nigh;at 10 o'clock
for Pstuxent river direct far up as Hills
Landing. Returning, leave Hills Landing
every Friday morning at o'clock for Eaifi-
more, calling at all the landings for Frei sht
and Passengers, and ut Governors Run and
Plum Point on her trip to Baltimore.
Leave every Friday morning at 6 O'Clock
for Patuxent river, via Piam Point aud Gev-
srucr's Run, far up as HIS Landing. Re
turning, leave nottingham every Monday
morning at 5 o'clock, tor Baltimore, calling
At oil the landings for frsight and passengers
going and returning.
Leave every Tuesday morning at O'Clock
for Pstuxent river, via Plum Point and Gov.
ernor's Ran, far up as Benedict. Returning,
leave BENEDICT every "Wednesday morning q,
6 o'clock for Baltimore, calling q, all thu
! findings both ways. p.
Freight received n No. Tobacco Ware.
house Wharf: Wednesdays, for kbeIl's whar.
and al landings above Benediei; Thursdays
for Plum Point and Governors Run, and all
| the landings % The river, FAR up as Hill.
Landing; MondAys for oil The landings far n
! - Benedict. l.s s
III WEgxS. 4ssas
] July 81, is7s-tf
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NEW GOODS.
VNHE subscriber has just returned
l. from Baltimore with . new and
complete assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
BOOTS,
SHOES.
HATS,
NENTCs


FURNISHING GOODS,
etc., etc., and GROCERIES Of all kinds
at the old stand, formerly occupied BY
Mrs. Hammett. Particular attention il
called to my stock Of Ready-made Cloth
ing which / can sell lower than any 9th
er INGREDIENT in the county. the quality
and make o: the goods being considered.
A large and carefully selected assortment
of CASSIMERES. also, on hand. Per-
sons wishing clothing made to order can
be accommodated and can supply them
with al necessary oimmings. I have
determined to sell all classes Of goods as
LOW AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT
of any merchant in the county. Call and
examine my stock before purchasing else
where.
J. SIMMS FENwICK.
Lconardtown, Nd.
May %. 1SIS-ss.
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BAtLouA
nice uunh
tains . reun
all divided
aud useful
bod Of a
ant manner
people can
Magazine is
orSi.5o pc,
The Sd
Lion" ''u
The Ghosf
1 keUemb(
belle" I'D
An Cnfol
indeed Il
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Business Notice.

Baltimore, Feb lst, 1871.
WE the undersigned have formed CO.
w partnership, under the name Of FRANZ
\. Sims CO., to conduct . General Com
mission Business At the old staad OF Over
& Simms, No. Wood street, Corn exchange
Building, and woaid solicit q continuance OF
the patronage 50 generously rendered to the old
Srm.
FRANK X. Sims,
JNO. L WEIGH
Feb lsse-H.
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NOTICE.

THE public are hereby forewarued
i from hauling through my farm AZ
ter this day.
JOHN 4 BARBER,
May 80, 1873.
June 5, 1851.
YET yoai Millinery aud Fancy Goods
NJ aud all other articles Of Ladies wear
d GREENv ELL & FENwlCKS.
may ., 1873.
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+. D. A D A N S,
RT7JLDER and CONTRACTOR.

1,HE undersigned is prepared to con-
L tract for BUILDING and REPAIR
ING in Saint Mary's and adjoining coun-
ties. All work irtrusted to him will be
done with despatch and in workmanlike
manner. Address.
r ADAMS,
Mechanicsv:ile,
st. Msry's county. Md.
Aug Z, ls73-sf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-11

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION
which can be cured by .
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds Of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. It is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up q
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED NJ
Beth ". F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mass,
Add sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
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WATERLOO
OR
Cross Hall,

OR
Cross Hall,
sr BY whatsoever name the sane may be |
known or called. located iD the 4th cleo I,
ton district of St Marys county and con-
tanning
200 acres,
more OF less.
Also. the following personal property.
tn wit
2 Bay mares;
tray mare;
Raw marc;
Bay marc;
By mare;
cows,
2 yearlings;
Is head of sheep;
! OK cart;
9 yoke Of oxen.
And hereby give notice. that on
Thursday, the 18th day Of Sept.
1919,
ut the Court House door, I.conardtown,
between the hours Of 12 o'clock, m, and
4 o'clock. p M, will exE,se to public
auction the above described real estate.
50 seized and taken in execution to the
highest bidder for cash aud further
give notice, that on
Friday. the Goth day Of Sept
1873,
between the hours of o o'clock, o. m
and o'clock. p. M. on the premises o
the said u ID Birthstone in the Al
election district, will expose to publ
auction all the above named persona
property, so seized and taken in exccu
ton, to the highest bidder for cash;
satisfy said debts. interest and costs du
and to become due thereon.
JAS II ALVEY,
Late Sheriff.
Aug %. is73-ts.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Washington d. C.

OOJl yAl CSlON u ANS
Washington d. C.
VITOCLD return their thanks TO the citizens
" of ST Mary's for the patronage extend.
ell them heretofore, and ask continuance OF
their confidence and patronage.
Have you early VEGETABLES seeking
good market?
Send them to GOLDEN 5 BRO, for the
Washington market where the highest
prices are given and low commission
charged.
Have you FISH to sell for fair returns?
Ship them to GOLDEN j BRO., Wash
ingion, d c., who will seek sale, and
not wait to be sought.
Have you STOCK to ship VIXEN meats are
desired?
GOLDEN E BRO, formerly Of Charles CO.,
Nd and now at corner of 10 and SITS.
southwest, Washington. ID. c., are Away.
at the docks to receive freight. They have
n stock-yard for cattle, when the market
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Their charges are very moderate.
And when vorr FRUITS are m season, sonj
them to GOLDEN l. BRO, for a ready sale
quick returns and good profit.
Have you WHEAT, RYE, OATS, CORN, &c.
for which you desire q ready sale nj COOS
| rates Send them to GOLDEN ( BRO.
Who will effect sales at as good prices a
any other city, and at small commission
| IF yon have POULTRY, or any thing else raises
| in your county, and which would com
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| the best agents you Can procure in Wash
1 ington, are
r. A. GOLDEN & BRO.
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Foreign Art Notes.

The exhibition Of water-color drawings in the
Dudley Gallery opened Fsbruary3.
M. s. Colvin was elected, on January %, Slade
Professor OF Fine Arts in Cambridge.
The great stained glass window In the church
choir at Beiort has been repaired. 1t had been in
jured by Prussian bombs
What was formerly known as LIE Btoltophile
Froncats Is now named La ChroniQ,le Iuustree.
MN. Bonnat and c. Lefebvre are about to repair
their pictures In the Palais de Justice. The re-
markable ceiling painted by Bon Boulogne) In the
sale d'Assses of the old Paais is to be removed to
the new building.
Jules Maron's monuments Celtiques,v an essay
on the vitrined forts near Inverness has been
republished as separate volume, with illustrative
etchlngs.
Sir Richard Wallace has bought Count Nieu-
werke's celebrated collection OF arms.
At the Cercle de PUnion Artistique, in the Place
Vendome, French pictures by living artists have
been on view previous to going TO the Vienna Ex-
hibition.
Mr. Schafer's model for the Goethe monument at
Berlin has been accepted. The poet Is represented
standing. The monument is to be placed In the
Thiergarten with the face toward the KUnigs-
gratser Strasse. Florence will erect monument
70 Massim0 d'Azeglo.
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

Regimental and company drills In almost all the
commands have been rather poorly attended thus
far this season. or course the severity of the
weather has done something in lettering the brave
soldiers from leaving the cosey nresides to tramp
to the armories, but unless the officers bestir
themselves and enforce the necessary discipline
the fine weather will find badly demoralized Ma
tional Guard In this city.
The question OF consolidating regiments whose
membership falls below the minimum Is again
preached, and Inspector General Morris Is now
actively engaged in examining the rolls Of the va
rious commands, and Will, undoubtedly, urs" the
The Eighty fourth Colonel Conklingl, Is SAID TO
be going down rapidly; also the First lHGwkins
Zouayes) and the Ninty- sixth Colonel krehbieD,
very soon thcy win be scarcely worthy the desgna-
The seventh and Twenty second are dong better
than the other regiments In the way OF keeping up
sn The oId Gusra intend to cut dash at the in
aupuratiOn. The commander, Major q. W. Mclean,
will leave this city on the Sd for Washington, and
will put up at Wizards where quarters have been
secured. The bear skin hats and white coats-if
the weather be fine enough to warrant the discard
ing Of Overcoats-will undoubtedly captivate the
Washingtonians Private b. Quincy Will have his
whiskers trimmed up In most excruciating style.
Colonel Spencer In full UNIFORM with that helmet,
Mt the head OF his noble Teutons and Quartermaster
Nicholas O'C0nnor, with their helmets will figure
at the inauguration Their warlike bearing and
social beer-ng will, no doubt secure for them
The Nilsson Hall Armory question will probably
end in the court martialling OF Colonel Frank w.
Sterry, OF the Sixth. General Funk does not In
tend to be quiet on the subject and Colonel Charles
and, knowing the law, will make the matter I'M
pleasant Tor the y0uthtul Sterrys