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ten. 8enn 11ibt an6ere Snbianertd,nme
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bie1er fleine &rieg ,pobl balb gu gnbe ge=
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aber t6nnen bic S1toianerunruben nod
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ana 16eint eine allgen,eine &epolution be-
por5uiteben. 9fube unb Oronuns lit in
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ser Der untuiiienben 9ieser in jenen Staa=
te16einen att ber san5en Nertuirrlns Die
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,piroiee 9err 90. u. Gross in ber &a=
tbebrole 5leBaltimore in @esentuort ei=
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5apannab conIecrirt.
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fir3li@ 1900 @ingp5gel aug Deuti6lano
i,nportirt, bic 1T Sen lebten Sagen bort
anlangten. 9(m Monta9 bat man oiele
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lal1en. Wlan min barnit ben 0erIu9 mo-
den, Die @0sel ein5ublrsern. Mud in
anberen gtdbte1 baben lib i6on dbnli9e
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Ntlimatiiations= =@erei,l ~ biloer?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-02
1870. after correcting any errors that may

1870, after correcting any errors that may
be found to exist in my book of registrs-
tion ard in the lists OF voters and non-vo-
ters published BY me as directed by the
9Th section Of said Act, to register on the
days designated the name of every person
who shall apply to me TO be registered,
who shall satisfy me that be possesses, or
will possess the requisite constitutional
qualifications before the election nex. On.
sling, aud who is not disqualified under
the sccond aud third sections of the frst
Article Of the Constitution, and also the
name Of every person whom Judge OF
a Court TO which an appeal has been ia
ken Fl ON the decision of any officer OF
registration has decided to be entitled to
be registered as qualified voter.
According to additional requirements
of the Registration law, my Office will be
open on the days designated above from
9 o'clock, a. M. to 6 o'clock. p. IN.
n. bah foreign born citizens not
registered will be required to have their
naturalization papers with them; and all
persons having removed from one dis
trict to another, must have their names
changed to the district in which they re-
side.
FREDERICK A. MORAN,
Register
9th Election District.
Oct .. 1S73-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-02

PLAIN TALK TO GrRIs.-Your every
day toilet is part of your character
A girl who looks like "fury" or SLOW
en- in the morning. is not to DO trusted.
however finely she may look in the svcn<
ing. No matter how humble youf <oon
may be. there are eight things it should
contain. viz: a mirror, washstand. soap.
towel, comb, hair, nail and tooth brushes.
Those are just as essential a. your break
fast, before which you should make good
uss Of them. Parents-who fail to provide
their children with such appliances. not
only make great mistake but commit q
sin Of omission. Look tidy in the morn
ing, and after the dinner work Is over,
improve your toilet.
Make il rule Of your daily life TO dres.
up for the afternoon. Your dress may,
or need not be. anything better than cal
leo. but with ribbon or flower, or some
bit of ornament. you can have an air Of
self-rcspect and satisfaction. that invaria-
bly, comes with being well dressed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-02

Coon MASNERs Drry Men oftsu
speak Of good manners as an xecou. plisL-
neut. lspeak of,hem as duty. What.
| then, are good mannersl Such manners
as the usages Of society have recogn ssd
as being agreeable to men. Such man
ners IS take away rudeness and remit t.
the brute creation all ccarseness. There
are great many who feel that good man
ners ara etfeminafe. They have feeling
that rude bluntness Is great deal more
manly than good manners. II is . great
deal more beas,ly. But when men arc
crowded into communities, the art Of liv-
ing together is no small art. How to di-
minish friction; how to promote ease Of
intercourse; how 10 make every part Of
mans life to contribute to the welfare and
satisfaction Of those around him; how to
keep down offensive pride; how to banish
the raspings Of sslsshuess from the inter
course Of men; how to move among men
inspired BY various and conaictive motives.
and yet not have collisions; this il tho
function Of good manners.
1t is not effeminate TO DO refined. Aud
iu this land no man should plead inabili-
ty. There may be peasan,ry in other
countries: there may be class in foreign
lands who have no opportunities; there
may be those whose toll is SO continuous.
whose opportunities for knowing what
constitutes good manners are SO few. and
whose ignorance Is so gross that they are
excusable; bu. this is not the case with any
in the sound Of my voice.
affirm for every American citizen tho
right to be not simply man, but good
hammered man.
Not only is the violation Of good man
ners inexcusable on ordinary ground. but
it is sinful. When therefore. parents aud
guardians and teachers would inspire the
young with desire for the manners of
good society. it is not to be thought that
they are accomplishments which may be
accepted or rejected. Every man is bound
to observe the laws Of politencss. It is
the expression Of goodwill aud kindness.
1t promotes both beauty in the man who
possesses it. and happiness in those who
are about him. 1t is religious duty, aud
should be part Of religious training Hen
ry Ward Beecher.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-02

There are probably few. however, fa-
miliar With the subject Of the rapid increase
Of capital put at interest. who would not
be startled at the statement that the cost
Of the outfit Of Christopher Columbus in
his first voyage Of discovery. put at inter-
est at six per cent. would at this time have
amounted to more than the entire money
value Of this Continent. together with the
accumulations from the industry of all who
have lived upon it. II any doub, this, let
them reckon the amount, estimating tho
entire outfit to have cost only the small
sum Of five thousand dollars. and remem-
bering that money doubles at six per cent.
in little less than twelve years-or ac-
curately, in eleven years. ten months and
twcnty-one days. Allowing it to double
every twelve years. this FIVE thousand dol
lars at interest at 6 per cent. since 1892,
it will be found. would have amounted to
S17 1895, zoo, 900, 600. which estimating
the population Of the entire continent Of
America North and South) to be eighty
FIVE millions, or seventeen million fami-
lies (averagirg Eve members each) would
give more than million dollars as the
possession of every one of these. The in
terest on million dollars at six per cent.
is sixty thousand dollars. which would
now be the princely annual income of ZACH
Of these seventeen million families, from
the accumulations up to this time upon
SO small sum rs that named for the out
fit Of the discoverer.
In Hildrcth's "Histcry Of the United
States it is stated that Manhattan Island
-afterward called New Amsterdam, now
the city of Ne~ York-was bought by the
Dutch from the Indians for sixty guild
ers. or twenty-four dollars (S24.) and
this only about two hundred and fifty
years ago. And yet. if the purchaser
could hate securely placed that S24
where it would have added to the princi-
pal annually. interest at the rate of seven
per cent, the accumulation would exceed
the present market value Of all the real
estate of the city and county Of New York.
Again, If man at the age Of twenty
Eve, should commence business with cap
isal Of one hundred thousand dollars, and
could by any possibility add thereto inter-
est at the rate Of seven per cent. annually.
the result would be Gin round numbers)
as follows:
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Death Bed of Sfone,caN jackson

rTlllS is the title Of Ene engraving Of the
Il pelih-Bed of ''Stonewall'' jackson. Il x
II inches in sze, and printed on heavy plate pa
per. Officers of the Confederate army are
grouped sorrowfully around the couch of this
great and 60 i man, this christian soldier
whose life-blood has been given for his conn
Try. In the distance is the encamping army,
the weary sentinel on his beat.&c IL is pic
ture that will touch every Southern heart, and
should have place in every Southern home
Seat by mail, mounted on roller, securely
wrapped, and postpaid, for 30 cts. each, or three
for 81 cts.
Address W. NJ. BCRROw,
zoe Main street, Bristol, Tenn.
~ Agents wanted for this and variety oi
other fine engravings. From "a 10 $40 a day
can easily be made.
Sept IS, .sIS-its
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ES- Mr.. Fillmore says these were d

E1- Mr.. fillmore says these were the
last words uttered to him BY Daniel Web
ster: Before Mr.. Webster died I cal
led TO see him and In the course of long
conversation on our social aud political re-
lations Webster said: There is but one
thing that l really regret having done du-
ring the course of my political life.' I
asked him what that was, said Mr.. Fill
more. aud he replied. Il regret that l ever
voted for a soldier President. There is
no use in saying that my friends advised
me to DO it; l did not believe IN it, and
therefore there is nothing can say in that
direction to apologize for it, He refer
red to General Taylor"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-02

FAITa AND WoRks.-Two gentlemen
were one day crossing the river in a ferry
bos.s. A dispute abou. faith and works
s.rose; one saying that good works were
Of small importance. aud tha. faith was
everything; the other asserting the con-
.rary. Not being able 10 convince each
other. the ferryman. an enlightened Chris
tan. asked permission to give his op nion.
Consent being granted, be said I'll have
in my hands two oars That in my righ,
hand | call faith; the other. in my lef,
works. NOw. gentlemen, please to observe.
pull the oar of faith. aud pull that aloue.
See +! the boat goes round. and round. aud
the boat makes no progress. DO the
same with the oar Of works, and with q
precisely similar result-no adyance.
Mark I! | pull both together; we 60 "n
apace, and in very minutes we shall be
at our landing place. So in my humble
opinion, be added. "faiih without works.
. OF works without faith will not sufice.-
Let there be both, ard the haven of e,er.
nal rest IS sure 10 Be reached. ."-BisAop
EAafely.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-02

Now the growth Of national wealth is
only about three and one-eighth per cent.
per annum. notwithstanding the assertion
of those who have placed it much higher.
though comparing the old valuations with
the newt which have been greatly increasedl
instead Of taking as the basis of their cal
culations, as they should have done. the
actual number of horses. cattle. hogs,
sheep. etc. at the different periods. 1,
is plain, therefore. that the great mistake
most men make Is in after, pting to use
borrowed capital at an immensely high
rent, ordinarily terme1 interest, which,
BY the use Of gold. as currency, is often
forced still higher. While the growth OF
the national wealth rerIains ut the pres
ent rate. the average man who attempts
to pay even seven per cent. for all the
capital be can gc:.. should not expect tc
avoid BANKRUPTCY as the result.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-02
Registration Notice.

TNHE undersigned, cfEicer OF R"gis.ra.
II tion for the 1st Election District,
Of Saint Mary's county, in compliance
with an Act Of the General Assembly C!
Mary land. passed ut the January session
OF 1870. which makes il the duty of Off
GERS Of Rcgi,iration 10 sit with open doors
at some place convenient to the voters of
their respective districts for two success
rive days. commencing on the 4th Nom
day Of October in each year. hereby
gives notice that he will attend at
ST. INIGOES' STORE,
on M,nlny, the 9Th and Tuesday. the
2sth Of October. 1873. for the purpose Of
discLargiDg his duty as az Officer of Reg
istration, according to the provisions OF
said Act Of the General Assembly of Ma
ryiand.
II is made my duty by the 10Th and
1l'h sections OF the Registration Act of
1870. after correcting any errors tina, may
be found to exst in my look of reg stra-
tion and in the lists OF voters ard uon-vo-
tcrs Iublish,d by me as directed by the
oh section Of said Act, to register on the
days designated the name of every rer-
ron who shall apply tn me to be register
cd. who shall satisfy me that he posses
ses, or will possess the requisite consiitu-
tional qualifications before the election
next ensuing, and who is not disqualified
under'the the 2nd and Bird sections of the
1st Article Of tie Constitution, and also
the name Of every person whom Judge
OF Court to which nn appeal has been
taken frcm the decision of any officer OF
registration has decided 20 be entitled TO
be registered as a qualified voter.
According to additional requirements
Of the Registration law. my office will be
open on the days designated above from
o o'clock, n. m. to 6 O'Clock, p. M.
N. BAH foreign born citizens not
registered will be required to have their
naturalization papers with them; and all
PERSONS having removed from one dis
trict to another. must have their names
chang ged 20 the district in which they re-
side.
G. NJ. C JONES,
Register
1st Election District.
Oct Q, 1SI3-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-02
Registration Notice,

H7IlE undersigned, officer OF Regisira.
N rion cor the 4th Election District,
Of Saint Mary's county. in compliance
with au Ac. OF the General Assembly OF
Maryland. passed at the January sessi on
ol 1870, which makes it the duty of Q Iii
GERS of Registration to sit with open doors
at some place convenient to the voters OF
their respective districts for two success
sive days. commencing on the 4th Mon
day of October in each year. hereby
gives notice tha. he will attend at
CHAPTIcO,
on Monday. the 27;h and Tuesday, the
IS of October. 1873. for the purpose
Of discharIing his duty as an Officer o:
Registration, according to the provisions
Of said Act of the General Assembly ci
Mary land
1t is made my duty BY the 10th and
1lth sections Of the Registration Act OF
1870. after correcting any errors Tint may
be found To exist in my Look of registra-
ton and in the lists Of voters and non-vo
tcrs Published by me as d;teced By the
9th section of said Act, TO register on the
days designated tho Eame of every person
WHO shall apply 20 me to be registered,
who shall satisfy me that he Possesses.
"r will p'ssrss the requisite institutional
qualifications before the election mex, Gu
suing, and who il not disqualified un.
der the ! d and 3ri scc;ious of he 1st
Article of the Constitution, and also the
name of every person wlom Judge OF
Court TO which an appeal has heca Ia
ken from the decision OF any oficer OF
registration has drcid,d d TO be entitled to
be registered as a qualifird voter.
According to additional requirements
Of the Registration law. my office will be
open on the days designated above from
Q O'Clock, q. m, to 6 o'clock. p. NJ.
n. E-All foreign born ci.iz,ns not
registered will be required to have their
natural ,tion papers with them; aud all
persons having removed from one dis
trict to another, must have their names
changed to The district in which they re-
side.
RT BARBER,
Register
4;h Election District.
Oct =, lS.S-;d.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-02

ISrEREsT ON CAPrrAL. extract the
following remarkable facts from lecture
BY Mr.. w. p. Groom, editor Of the Nen
York Aercdafile Journal. and think they
cannot fail to Be Of interest as illustrating
the rapid increase Of capital when veil in.
vested:
Many men carelessly conclude that three
per cent. is just one half Of six per cent.
But this is not the case. as will be seen FROM
the following statement Of facts:
II one dollar Be invested and the interest
ADDED to the principal annually. at the
rates named, We shall have the following
result as the accumulation Of one hundred
years:
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
IHFOHbIHHEU EEEKY THC REDAY bY
]. +. KING & JAMES S, DOWNS.

TERMS or rSrEscnIPTioS.-S2.0 .0Opersnnurn 10
be paid within six months. No subscrip,ion
viii he received for a shorter period than six
months aud no paper 10 be discontinued until
all arrearaces are paid exeep, at the option OF
the phblsher.
TrRhs oT ADvERTIsISG.-1 cents per square
for the hrstinsertion and 50 0ceutsforeyerv sub
sequent insertion. Eight lines or less constitute
square. lfshe number off insertions be not
marked on the advertisement, it will be pub
ished until forbid, and charged accordingly.
liberal deduction made to those who adver-
tise by the year.
Communications of personal character will
be charged, at the same rates as ad vertisemen,s:
obituaries over ten lines tn length willbe charg-
ed at the rate of 80 cents per square.
All communications for publication must be
accompanied v ith the reel name of the author
or no attention will be paid to them. The real
name OF the author will not he published unless
desired, but we cannot consent TO insert COM
munications unless We know the writer
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-02
EF General Alfred fverson. late Of

EF General Alfred 1verson. late Of
the Confederate army. has obtained letters
patent for a machine for the manufacture
of ice, which is intended for introduction
into every household. II is about the
size Of an ice-cream freezer and is so con-
s,ituted that it will freeze water into solid
blocks of ice in ten or fifteen minutes. One
of these machines vii! cost $50 or S25.
after the obtaining Of which the round cx-
pense of making all the ice family would
use in year would not. perhaps. sum up
g. gross.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-02
Dental Notice.

\ respectfully offer nv services 0A
i 10 those who may desire them. IN
All operations performed upon the LIfIJ
teeth known 10 the profession es Dentistry. -
Persons desiring my services At their homes will
meet with promp; attention by dropping .se
note =; Leonardtown. Teeth inserted in any
manner desired, and at reasonable prices OF
fioe and residence in Leon&r,i;own, 81. Mary.
county, Nd Very Respectfully,
PAGE EDMUNDS.
Dec IL, lssl-ns