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- N. EnW ARDS, having qualified as an
ASs Anctioneer according to the Liceuss
Laws cfthe United States, gives notice :hai he
will attend tothe sale OF all real or personal
ProIerty that may lie offered atpublic auction
IN st. Mary county. Address K " Edwards.
Great Mills Z -, II Mary's county, Nd.
Jans -. lS.o-;f.
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Begins new volume January 1. This
10 an oil established standard FARM
ENS PAPER, devoted to agriculture
all ITS interests. Sp cal attention is
paii--bcsilcs that given to the starle
crops. artificial and home adc manures,
&c..-'o Live Stock, Frui, Growing, the
Dairy. Il. Some of the ablrst Ameri.
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Ptac''ca'. Sa's'anti,l. Reliable. Sl.50
year. To clubs of Gv, or more only
81 etch. Very liberal ard handsome
premiums for clubs. Last three numbers
ut Is rec TO all new names received be-
fore Dc 81. Specimen numbers free
Agents wanted everywhere.
SAMh SANDS 4 SONS.
Publishers, Baltimore, Nd,
Nov 6. 1873.
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STOTES! STOTTS!! STOTES

I'VE wish to call your attention toour large
+" stock Of
CHEAP STOVES,
Tin Ware and Horse Keeping Articles
all of which we are selling at Greatly Reduced
Rates for Cash, WHOLESALE and Retail. in order
TO rebuild our store. Please call before you
purchase
At FISHERS
Steve and Tin Ware Uonse,
81 \. Gay Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
20 Price Lists sent gratis
~ Repairs fo- Stoves at Foundry Prices
Dec II, lS1l-tf.
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Business Notice.

Baltimore, Feb LIST, 1874
I'VE the undersigned have formed CO.
w partnership, under the name Of FRANK
Y. Sla3S 4 Co, TO conduct = General Com
missien Business At the South IVES. Cor
aer of Pratt and Light streets, up stairs,
Building, and would solicit . continuance Of
The patronage so generously rendered to the old
irm.
FRANK Y. SIMNS,
JSO. L WEIGH.
Febs, lsf2-tf,
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Boarding.

MRS. c. NiLBURN, formerly sof St va
1V1 rvs county, has removed from No. 80
Hanover ST., to lee W. Hubbard Sc, between
Saarp and Liberty, and is prepared to receive
permanent and trsnsieas Eeai aers.i
JAnS lsIp-.f
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DLATcHEETS CUCUMBER WOOD
u PUMPS for sale for any depth Of well at
reduced prices. Every pump guaranteed and
6xed ready for the we'll. Call and examine or
address
J. T. BALLENGER,
ktShanicsville,
ST. Mary 'sco., Nd.
AnS :, is.s-tfe
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CLUES.

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four copies of Blackwood or of one Review
will lie sent to one address for Sl2.s four
copies o the four Rev Jews and Blackwood for
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DIRECTORS:
9 II Caughy, .. Noah Walker& Co
Philip 7 George" George & Jenkins
7 ID Anderson, 50 Anderson Il Bro
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon George Brent Court of Appeals.
Gorge PJenkins, Charles county.
George Combs, St. Mary's comfy.
Il, G. Harris, /"
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1E@SS>SkSS&asW L l. A T E * and
MARY WASHINGTON will run as follows
Leave Pier No. I.ight street Wh,rf every
WEDNESDAY nightat l0o'clock
for Pstuxcnt river direct. far UP as Hill':
Lending Returning, leave HIS Landing
every Friday morning ri o'clock for Bsl,i-
more. calling atail the landings for Freigh,
aud Passengers, ana at Governors Ran and
Plum Point on her trip TO Baltimore.
Leave every Friday morning At q O'Clock
or Patuxent river, via Plum Point AID Gov
ernor's Run, far up us Hil.'s Landing. Re-
turning, leave kottinl,h ham every Monday
morning al o'clock, Tor Baltimore, calling
nj all the landings for fcei : ht sEd lassenge rs
going and returning.
Leave svery Tuesday morning at 6 O'clock
for Paiuxcni river, via Hum pOsnt and Gov
ernoE' RGn, lar up as Benedict. Returning,
leave Ben ediet every " ednesdas morniI- Ut
O'Clock for Baltimore, oallsHg at all the
landings both ways.
Freil Int received AT No. ] Tobacco Wure-
house " harf: Wednesdays, for ..btIfs wliar.
and all landings above Benedict: Thurstl -.
for Plum Point and Governors Run, and AL
the landings on the rierr, far mp as HIPS
Landing; Moadays for all the Il nddngs far nP
a. Benedict.
ME- HEEikS, Aytst
July u, lss3-tf.
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respectfully offer my services aW9A
! 10 those who may desire them GffSEsK
Ailosrssions performed upon the AInO
teeth known 10 the profession o: Dentistrv
Persons desiring my services at heir homes will,
meet with prompt attention By dropping .ue a
note af Lconarsitewn. Teeth inserted in anv
manner desired. and at reasonable prices. OF.
Zee and residence in Letaiardtown, st. Nary,
county, Nd. Very Respectfully,
PAGE EDNUyDS.
Dec II, Issi-txs
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am now prepared 20 furnish planters With
nv Patent Tobacco Prize, upon the shortest
rca enable no,Sce. This Prize is now being
quite generallv used in this locality aud hes 50
tar, given universal satisfaction. The advaa-
iages il POSSESSES over all ether Prizes now in
Use are tco varied and manifold To admit Of de-
scription in this advertisement tits conceded
Ivy all who havr used i, 10 be grea, economis,
tf labor, and il is admitted that il place. To-
t'eeo IN market in condition very superior to
that Vi any oihsr Prize now in use.
Prize with railway attachment 10 prize two
Lids. alternately, Sso. Without railway, $40.
RarkReNcH:
Col George Forbes, James 4 Carberry,
Joseph Cough, Rev u Dew oil,
Geo Ma,inglcv, John pillahay.
aud many others who have the prize in use ca
their estates.
FELlN MORGAN,
Leoaardtown, Nd.
June 10, lSs3-ifs
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limited 5tatss Gctcl,
SEQ, 33l, 4 333 Penn Avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. G
n. IL. BEAN, Prop fict0r
Rates Reduced to 30 a Day .

10 keep pace with ,hs times, and meet
the wishes If the travelin; public, the
rr"rr'ei", has decided tn reduce the price ii
1oard aud room fo $3.50 per day. and not.
"'thstan''ans the low price charged. he in.
tends that sne House shall maintain thesams
r'pnta'i"E for comiurt and u,atness, aud Q
good table. as ht retolore.
- Q
ssS" This EoFe' Is within FIVE miruts.
walk OF the Capital aud rrineipas Railroad
fpots. aud cohsenienito The GoveinmcLt
departments AMI Offices.
deei Cars to az parts Of the City and
GEORGETOWN passthis house every i've MIN
ties.
Jan. 20. 1870 IT,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-12

TIE ecSwcjEsn Srpesp, q Project.
ed SO3sstiOss Of ter prgfoxjs1C Of
Iron. e 50 coss>1issc5 a. 70 Aaro
the character Of 0n sseissersst, as
easily esiCcsfcsf 0sss1 assisssi l<sfesS
with the blood as the sisne,lest
food. IL increases the QuasatifV
Of Natures OscW Tsf0li.iss0
agent, Iron in fhe hood, assd
cures ga thousand ills" simply
ky Toaing aI, InrigorSseiuy and
uifafi:inO the System. The ess-.
riched and rifaff-coi blood per-
ssse0fes cres'y part Of tie body
Scpyirin0 damages and srdssc,
scurchiag ont morbid Sccre-
Si0ns, and le0cissg ssothiag for
disease to feed upon.
This Is tne secret Of the sr0ss-
Ges1Mt success OF this remedy iss
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar.
rhcca, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Ci,ills and Fcvcrs, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor.
Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints.
and all diseases ori0indfiag i,a
a bad state Of the blood. or &C..
c0mpCnicf by debility or a losc
state OF the system. Being freer
from -Aicohos. in any form, ies
eaeyyi=ina effects are. not fol-
t0sced by corresponding srGc-
ton, Dat are permanent. inJa-.
sing strength. riJor. and nesU
life into al parts Of the systcns,
ana oHiftiiay s.l' dIa Isos. Con.
sfifHfion.
Thousands hare ceen chcngesl
by tho ,sse Of tisis sr,Icssy, from
tre1Ss. sickly. suffering GREG
fuseS. to strong, hcoythy, and
.tappy men and tronse,. aud
tar0iido cannot reasonably hes.
tt0tc To gicc it &c trial.
Sec that ccch batt,c has PERU.
WAN SYRUP Groscs i,s TIE glass.
Pamphlets Eccc.
SETH ". FOwLE L Sons, Proprietors,
No. / Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD BY DRUGGIsrs GENERALLY.
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TNHE public are hereby forewa-ned
Il from hauling through my farm az,
ter this day.
JOHN A BARBER,
May 80. 1873.
jane ), iS1S-if.
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BALTIMORE RErgRENCEss
Charles Brooks, Esq, Pres'i Western Nat
Blk, Fennman & Bro, Hurst, PurneIl & 10.
VIM Rciman & Son, VIM Devries Co.. Mer
chants, W Il Brooks, Esq.
Sept I, ls1l-;fs
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eooDs.

- Hr
TSHE sshreeiLcr has jsst retsrned
i from lDslrimese With . new and
ennrlete assortmesst u
DRY GOODS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
BOOTS.
SHOES. i.
HATS,
GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS,
etc.. etc., and GROCERIES Of sil kissas
ut the oid stand. fc'm tly occu,icd BY
Mrs. Hanmetf. Particular Alteration j,
called to my stock Of Rea.ly-nads Ciesh.
| ing vhrh eau sell lower than any ssh.
er mcrcAsnt in tho county. the qusliiy
anil make os the goods being considered
A large acd carefully selected s.scrtnsrnl
Of CASsKMERES. also. ON hand. Per.
sons wishing clothing inside to order car
be accommodated and l esn supply then
with oil necessary trimmings. I have
determined to sell all classes Of goods q.
LOW AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT
Of any merchant in the county. Call and
examine nay stock before purchasing else.
where.
J. SINMS FENwICK,
Lconardtown, Nd.
May %, 1S73-,s.
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THOMAS A. HHITTT.
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WITH
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Z. LEO srALprxe. PHILIP ?. COMBS
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Central Commission Merchants

Nol2S LIGHT STREET WHARF.
BALTIMORE.
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and near the Eastern Shore and York River
Steamboats,, We are prepared 10 give special
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tables, priei Fruits, Poultry, ESss Butter,
ana other CoGRtrv Products.
Nos Is. lS51-t!.
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FOR SALE.

a TRACT of land called CAM
"A ELITE" i"c,tcd within two niles
If the St Mary's River. in s. lnir oes'
District. S. Nary's County. Maryland
This land e,utains So ACRES, about I. n
acres Of VII ch are arabic and the balar CO
we'll timbored. There is a good DweI-
ing House on the premises
For terms, apply to
COMES & DOWNS,
At;ys Cor owner
SIP: 1853 If
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CHANGE OF DAYS.

on and after " ED.
NESDAI. July 3u,h,
1873, the usr.
= l. 4 y T + x and
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-26
Fjfty-fve Thousand Dol
lars Bequeathed to the
M T.. Church. South.

Mr.. James T. Calvin, late of
Hamburger, Iowa, who departed
this life in August last, after
providing for his wife, his
brothers and sisters. and maxi
ing handsome contributions to
the American Bible and Tract
Societies, and requests to other
interests, made the following be.
quests to A. III. Redford, agent
of the Southern Methodist Pub
fishing House, for the purposes
herein specified:
Ten thousand dollars for the
use and benefit of the Board of
Missions of M. E.Church, South
Five thousand dollars for the
use and benefit of tho Sunday.
school Union Of the NJ. T.
Church, South, of which the
Rev. A. G.. Haywood, ID. d., is
secretary.
! Fifteen thousand dollars foi
the use and benefit of the Pub
fishing House Of the M. E
Church South, located in Nash.
willie, Tennessee.
Then thousand dollars for the
use Of the widows and orphans
of travelling preachers who
have died. or may die, in the it.
inerant work. oa
To this last bequestit is to be
added the residue of Mr.. Cal
wins estate supposed to be a.
bout $25, 00O) after paying the
several requests.
The amount bequcathed tc
the widows and orphans is to be
, invested as a permanent fund
the interest only to be used.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-26
i Railacay Bridge Destroyed
and a Tram PlungeS into
O. Greek.

! TUSCUMBIA, ALA, Nov. %
/ 4 terrible storm occurred here
last evening, at 6 o'clock, des-
troving ohe-third of the resi-
dences, Twelve persons were
killed and many others injured.
Mrs. William Winston, mother
of the late ex-Gov. Winston,
the wife and two children of
Hon. j. B. Moore, Senator from
this district, and +. d. Hodg-
kins, Esq, editor of the Chron-
Gle, with his wife and four chill
drcn were killed. The Catho-
lie Church, Deshler's Female
Institute, recently finished, many
of the. finest residences, both of
the Touring mills, and the most
substantial brick dwellings in
town were destroyed. Many
poor families are without homes.
a bridge ON the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad near
town WAS destroyed. The east
bound train was precipitated in
to Spring creek. No one killed.
The engineer was badly burned.
1t will be several days before
trains will pass through.
The Mayor appeals to Hunts
vile, Louisville, Nashville,
Memphis, and adjoining towns
in the following terms:
Nearly half our town in ruins,
. twelve persons killed and many
wounded. Large numbers of
: families entirely destitute. Tor
t nado came from southwest, pass
l ing northeast. Unless immedi-
. ate aid can be extended us, much
suffering will be the result. We
, appeal to the charity of a Chris
tan public in behalf of the un-
. fortunate. II. L. NEwsUM,
: Mayor Of Tuscumbia.
Passing along the beaten track
of former tornadoes, and up Elk
River, it let loose its fury upon
the farm of Mr.. Gary Gilbert, il
Giles county, and leveled all hi'
buildings even with the frs
5 floors. His store, clubhouse, re-
sidencc, barns and out-houses
, were all swept down. Two ne
gro men were seriously wound
ed and colored child killed.
The tornado passed across in
n to Lincoln county, on Pc;
/ Ridge, but its fury was spent
. and We hear of no further dam
age.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-26

D@ They have found living
worms, the papers say, III twice
boiled beef, i'll Indiana. These
worms rather relish Qike some
people We wot of getting into
hot water, and boiling them is
only a pleasant excitement to
their nervous system. Roast
ing them SO delights them, we
presume, that they affcctionate-
ly entreat the cook to be sure
to have things "done brown"
What kind of a worm can this
be? Is it ''the worm that new
or dieth" which we read about
in the Good Book?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-26

n@ 1t will be remembered
that on the Goth Of August last,
Geo. {. Harding, an editor of an
indianapolis (Indiana) newspaper
shot and wouded one Solomon
Moritz, Of that city, for having
seduced Harding's daughter, an
interesting young lady, aged eiSh-
teen years. The trial of the case
was recently called in the Crimi-
nal Court of indianapolis, and the
prosecuting witnesses not appear
ing, noLe proseqai was entered.
Moritz has gone West.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-26
Affairs in Florida.

For the Fayetteville Observer.
JACKSON VILE, FLA, Nov.S, "a.
Mr.. ". O. Walt0ce-I OBJ
serve that the Tennessee papers
generally class the Legislature
Of this State, as also the Con-
grcssmen, as Rddic0t. Allow
me to correct the error. 1t is
now ascertained certainly that
the Legislature is Democratic
by at least two majority on joint
ballot. This inslncs the cleo
ton of a Democratic L. 5. Sen
ator in place of Hon. VIM. Gill
BERT, radical carpet-baggcr. In
this district, while not yet GER
tainly known, it is believed that
Judge Finley, a worthy son Of
Tennessee, once Mayor of our
good city of Memphis, but for
twenty-five years past an hon
ored citizen Of this Gland OF
/ flowers" is upon fair count
elected to Congress over his So
bic competitor. If he shall not
obtain the certificate from the
powers that be, he will be able
to make such showing of frauds
and irregularities in voting and
counting, as will insure his seat
in the 44th Congress.
This is beautiful little city
of about eight thousand rest
dent population, which sacelts III
! the winter by northern visitors
and soiourners health seekers
and pleasure hlmters-tO from
fifteen to twenty thousand. II
is located on the bank Of tho
magnificent St. Johns river
which is "a riddle would like
some savan to solve. e. whence
it comes? n river of three
times the average width of the
great Mississippi, springing full
grown out OF Il sandy plain, as
Minerva out of the brain (ol
head) of Jupiter.
Do YOU love mullet and Oran'
oes? IL SO come and feast al
most without money and with.
out price. But, MORE ANON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-26

SCHoo1 MoNEY.-The Nash
Vile papers learn from the State
.Comptroller that % counties
have not yet received their APP
pOrtionment Of the interest on
school fund and poll-tax. 1t is
because the County Court
Clerks have not certified to the
Comptroller, as required by law,
that the Trustees have given
their official bond, which is a
prerequisite of paying the school
moneys into their hands.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-26

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