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instantaneous cure i0r neuralgia.
II. q. HOSK ms,
pOdly Agent for Dallas.
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EDUCATIONAL
PRIVATE SCHOOL ron Girls.

Mlls. fliAREs aRd Mis-, KELLER VIII
ppfn sgiipp asain pA
TUEsDAY, sEPTfHBER ., 1874,
srhppl house IA grave between lhe fA-
cue lfpOi Hud liHllsl church,
Terms ~ ~ per npnilh ln AlfAhfr.
The seiYlrfs ~ a cplnprifnl Hnslr lfafhti
secuted
FERf snail hpYs admippd, lm dlm
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TlIG LATEST NEWS

And freshest literature may
be found at Fra1lGltn's book
store, Main street, Dallas.
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lawyers Iiricis

Printed In pamphlet form, with nootnost
and dispatch, nj the HERALD OFFICE.
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ron SALE.
ono share ofstoels In tho

Quo share Of stock In tho
Dallas Heal Estate and Raiiding Asse-
citation.
Has lesn loft with me for sale, An carly ap
pllcant may obtain bargain,
Amply 10 JOHN khili1
lsBdtf First National Bank
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS,

Iuereanernii bills for al vcriiHe'nen's
IN this paper viii be collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified ia contracia'
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TERMS,
aaagulgIE

rEH sEssIOH ~ TWENTY WHkKs-rAfAhht
MONTHLY,
Primary department, slai inlernedlnlH le'
pGItmeni, Blul classical Department. WI lts'
sons Or the plane, vi usn Of plane TOT M
BlUiellOn, " ~ ush Ut plano ipr Instruction
aud practice, vi Incidental ine, ",
Term, save la GASES Ut prOlraGled Illness,
oar Rplinui works on u hyhlpnhllei Vigorous
inei henGeit II important mat those WISH
ing Ia mont by ~ lAbOrh, DO present the Hfti,
sessl0n, q, a., W, MILLER,
lGsiim principal,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains nj
Dallas.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

Arrives
From the South (mail and express). S:22 n. IN.
From the North (mail and express), 62S II. m.
From the South (accommodation)l0 1850 p. m.
From the North, (acconmodation)l 1885 IA. IN.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
Mail and Express.........5i5p p. IN. Sl5 II. m
Accommodations. II. IN. ll:55 y. IN
Through Freight.......S0C y. m. 100 p. IN
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CoiIee and Tea.
nrcnd.InlIA nnh HrnIm.

hrends'"hs ANA "Fnin' ,.
Flour 20 Extra famlly VI 7bi Choice
XXX n 5000 M XXX " 2igb OOl Xxx VI 100
400
Unm Il blslel bjal6e.
Wheat p0r huAhrl, VI 10, -
Corn, pir hdshpl, noW,b Dgl 90 old VI TO-
Cuin meal, Iet N M, ul Olgi 10.
pOlniO0s Table u hNb ~,
ngnnsi White navy N lOO 10 u 6Og7 N,
p,uIta. Nuis ma (oufeeiloneri.s.
t,hox M ol, Ma, new N h i6o, IInlalna In
myers' z, box, luAWj 81 10, Dried GurInnla,
Xtntr, ri 10, new zoe, furlIlah pruueA new
Wm 1881 AInnndH, son aheil, n NJ giO, Fiberlh
(now) n N 100, Wnlnuls, N N 25c, llrazli nuts,
" n 20c folnulA, y 10 l2yoi urhhoelilgsi Y
hhllui Mei oponn y ", M do i,oWv,'- ~ rshni
m'r2 "'""'' " " '''''' '
" :" pn,..,, ,looa.
" S"""'' ..,,, -
a, re, sc ,y,,,,, ~ !, nH,
" 20; Strawberries, 2'h, " dozen, ~ 7Di ilaAp'
borrleS I'm, Ndnzrn, " w hlneknurrleH, s'lh'
W dozen, " ihi Tomatoes, 2'lh, " dozen, " W,
Corn, 2.lh, " dozen, " Bdti wv iui,H, s'lh, "
dozen, ~ O0t3 2Di Nucoutnhh, 2'lh " dozen,
81 90, LohHlUrH, N, N dozen, VI w, oysters,
In, tidoaon. 81 ~.
rIuner.' AtocI,s mud Metals,
,r, 49,, ,o',,, o,,,'',,,,, ,,,,, No.. .,H An, ~
TN ~, WNlii snniNonI Por puH w W, "a
40 - Nt...,h ais la. u .l.,,...nI
w w ~, ohnieo,, lMsV, ~, wv ~ ghii,oon,,
lixsO, slbOI ~, iiNa iopnlR, elo w, ~ ~
y @Nl Oloek w 70 sSei shne, a,ns
Zoe, l'lH lvltu 10 moi .opPur putIulnh W W
100; sheet non 2Okgi VIM lgyc, solder vklIn
dles 81 IL 2Oc American Russia n N zoe.
Dry aooas.
Prints; Morrlma0 Zoe; Ancona $40; Glouoos.
ter Toe, Simpson Mourning lOc; Sheppard
| Plnlds loo; Pinks and Puppies Zoe; Cayuduttn
Solids no; MOntville Plnlls aud Puppies 80;
| Columblan 10: aenaire nc; Hope 0l4c.
| Blonchod SheetIng and khlrtlngs Fruit OF
the Loom lBg%c; dwight Star l0c; Chapman
Long Cloth lyISc Social Mills Ll21Sc; Boot
| l2c; New Market Toe; Canoe 70.
Lawns and Percnles. From i2l$ 10 9Oo.
| Cninbrica, Sj5Ml2i6c,
Cinrk's o, n. " Spool Cotton, zoe.
Brown Shoeting and Shirting Houston
CITY Milisi-i u Nc; Satantn "A l2c; filler River
| uIc; Lncedo n lie; Boot Il II l2I6c; Mas
| anchusetta u llci central MlllA fhc, beulOru
ac. Empire rs Tsc. |'e'
| Henyy Brown Drills and Duck: GRANTEE
vile brown Drills iic; Popperlll brown Drills
| Inc, Plymouth Rock ljc, Ravens Duck 22l6c;
| aunerior Durk 9Ic, Howard Duck DO. Snyngc
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TuE GENERAL nAHIET.


arOeeFies,
HaGOni Clear fides ligllls0i breakfast lhlsei
Hams, oanyaAapd, 1901 Hams huHAf'puIehi
lIn, -
MOlaEses IA barrels per gallon fAlr naei
Dips pl0Bhl0, .,..
sugar ln barrels pei pound Fair lDIei
FIlmh liAGi Choice ie0i yellow plArlhrl lsel
White 0lnilhed ldgiipwdeTed llOitTuhhnd lih'
q, nall barrels WI No l, Kits " 70, No. 2, klla
4O,
Tobacco, per III, Og7se,
Ioifee and Tea.
ITO, common, 2iel falr 0gOOd, 3Hei Prime
10 choice, 2slsgi o, q, Java, Aiei Ieai pef U, ~
Mll ~,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE,

Bakery and confectionery in Dallas aoi ~
O No. i business. Satisfactory reasons ass
selling, This Is q good chance TOR so"e WV
ms,~ '' ,&sss!SM
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Monday. September 2. 1874

In which all tile branches Of u thorough Eng
liRh education vii he taught, together WIN
"A specially made OF mathematics music,
Tuition pOr month, payable monthly Iof
English branches, from ~ 10 W,
Pupila charged from entrance 10 close OF
only,
Arrangements viii ba made for pupils 10
draw their pro rata the public school iund'
Mrs j. II. PARSONS, Principal,
MIdAOOItA PARSONS, lAs.istn,ts
MlsspoltrER PAitsoNS,J "'''''"""'
l7bdAm
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RooK I gslNINye Z wss ns5 &, : Isp.gialty
Herald oflee,
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renonea, IN, 70 dozen, " Zoo ,renra, IN, "
dozen, o. ODi PluinA, green glgeh, 2'lb N doAuiii
~ 20; Strawberries, 2.lh, " dozen, ~ 7b ilaAp'
bOlrles, 2.lb, pdoEcn, " NJ, blaokburrloa, 2.h,
W dozen, " 10, Tomatoes, IN, n dozen, " W,
Corn, 2.h, " dozen, ~ B6t3 OOi PonH, e'lh, "
dozen, " AOt3 10; AuCoOlNhh, 2'h, " dozen,
VI 30; Lobalers, n, " dozen, u 10; Oysters,
i.h tdogon. Al ~,
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WANTS WANTED.

LlNkMfQnf m.rON.H HHh HlF iLAff
Irtnffr nfh NtfN.Hn HH1nN' at,WE
fLAiAr
ATAhlip.-A good barber l0 Ease q hllpii
w nil silHna nr Ia rrNf, lNr fhnI fW.
iiins iWu rllAlrh gul lt nfHl iNNn' lail ~
ihH DHilHs nlilg Herald 0iliaff lMlll
MAAitn 80 tpfkHprr ~ Wl years
~ 10 clrfk. lie llr bai ~ frlflfnffa'
WnUlh hr willing W Nnlk Nn lllAl W Y
snail SALARY, AhiWss inphkrfpfl INlh
iipg aii, lpsipiiier lalNW
MAN Eu-A dwnlliug hpl,g convenient
w Va lln uuhlnrhs pnfilNn ~ hHlH allfil
uni unl ~ exceed On pnr innnlh Allffsai
nlass hDE Ne ~, llallas ppslpiilee' lHllll
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OFHpE OF THE pALLAa iiFhAlpi
sHpifHprl lni iaN,
lC0TeetGd daily by thn Tlnt National hahkl
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WIN open al the Masonic hall, on Houston
street. recently occupied By Prof Martin ~
school room, uu
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rlnncrs' siochs nnd Metals,

TINS 10, lOSll, charcoal, per box tlb 6Oi TX
lOxli, charcoal, SIS W, TX, l2xl2, charcoal
92i OOi 10, chnre0l, lix2O, sll OOi X, charcoal,
lix20, $40 90 10, llx2O, roohng, so W; 10, Dx
Zoe; plg lead " n loo; Copper bottoms W u
500; Sheet iron 2lxH " N 1870; Solder cxtrn
refined " n aic; galvanized iron In nill bum
dleH ~ N zoe. American Russia n N zoe,
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IrnllA, NMlA NM NOMIe0II0nerINA

Dried apples ylh lloil4om0na,H bok Wiorangon
n box $780, l'iga, new " u l1pi l.nlslnH, IN
layers, "a box now w Dried eurlnhlt,
" n lHc, AlmundH, s0n ahell, " NJ 2lci lllbellh
now n n DC, WnlnulR, N N Doe, llraEil nuts,
b N 900; ronhuls, b N lglsoj Cwnberrlca, "
barrel slb, llo00gnulh, " 100 90 OOMl2 Ui Fine
1incy candy, " ID A@Doi foonnh, " buhhol
Al uJ
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Having resumed business at our old shop
Rank, we respectfully solicit 4 renewal Of the
liberal patronage bestowed on MS formerly.
We are prepared with good stock Of ma.
terial 70 make the best OF work, end will
sSss sssss;s, iissSi, ,zA DENIM AslssSss S
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Flour 90 fKlra famlly VI 7bi Choice
XXX VI 5000 ~ xxx " 2lgs OOi Xxx w 700
1 ~,
Iran, a lOl lis 700,
Oats q bllAlel bDMllo,
Wheat pos huhhrl, VI 10, .,.
Corn, pr bushpl, new, Del OOl old VI To-
Cum meal ~ NJ ha, " Ol9l To-
rnlniOrs llAhlo u NNh ~,
hHnnai White navy v lO0 ~ W bOA7 o.
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Brandies-Apple 50 o0@3 90; Peach, 80 O0@
3 81; Coguac, - 250s7 w.
WHISTLES Bourbon and Rye, 81 1898 00;
Imitation Bourbon, 81 45@ll 20.
Wines-Port and sherry, 81 60@S 90.
R0ctined Whiskey 81 lO@l 40.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-12
|~rsements Of the Star
By The STATE GRANGE.

By THE STATE GRANGE.
eoLyED. That we recom-
to the patronage and sup
pf the Order throughout the
The Farmers indicator,
Southern IIomesIead', he
of Pascagoula and sThe Pa
|of Husbandry, and said jour
are requested to publish the
Pedings of the State Grange,
the Secretary is directed to
sh said papers with copies of
rculars and other official no
required for publication.
meeting OF Bluff Grange the fol-
Resolutions we're unanimously
I'D:
PoLvED. That the STAR OF PAscA-
be chosen as the official organ OF
TRANCE, aud that the Secretary he
eted to forward a copy of these reso-
80 the STAR.
boLvED, That we hail with satisfac.
sne association Of Brother G. X.
S,ag Us eIrange editor OF the STAR
commend it as a faithful aud able
% Oh the designs and intert SITS oil
.ao. OF PATRONS OF Husbandry and
support OF the Order.
ASGE GRANGE MrErNe.-The follow.
solutions were adonted hv Orange
ge a, their regular meeting on Mon.
Aug. 3rd. :
FsoLyED, That we take ~plessure in
bending to all members Of onr ordrr'
10 the filters of the soil wbera
SrAR OF PAscAaouLA, a journal de-
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SEcnErARY S OFFICE, RIESzI Mn
MAY 23rd, 1874. "

SECREIARl , OffiOL, hANA Wis *IIL
May 23rd. 1874.
The following answers to inquiries
given to all concerned y
Secretaries 'ani Treasurer Quarterly
Reports and State Grange dues mus be
enclo, ed in the same envelope and seut
dire ct to this ofice, aud not to Treasurer
of State Grange. Irregularities in this
respect causes confusion and delays.
The Treasurer keeps no account against
Subordinate Oranges. TO Insure prompt
leplies 60 communications never send
ihem in envelope with Qnastt rly Reports.
In the hurry of this Office, reports some-
,imes have to lie over u week or ten days.
hettkrs requiring answers are always
taken up first, aud Reports r attended
to at leisure times.
Any county in this state having three
subordinate Oranges, 10 good st standing,
aud no Deputy may apply to the nearest
Deputy to organize q County Grange.
w. l.. WILLIAMS,
Secretary State Grange.
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PLANT SUGAR CANE.-We earn
estly urge upon our farmers to give
more attention to the raising Of SUI
gar cade. The thing is now practi,
CO bile for a small far mer, as lie can
sell His a n at good figures 10 tlf
neaAst mill, or get n of the 81
portable mile which have lata1
en- nerfscted. and ara
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sCIAL AGENTS FOK PATRONS OF
MISSISSIPPI

Naaglan. 35S Front Street, Memphis.
Hardin, n Il Cor. Pine & I'd, 1t Louis
Fitzpatrick, 10 n. Commerce st. Mobile
Harrington l. Co., 70 Ca~rondeiet ST,
)%rleaus. If
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Secretary
RrryzI, MISS. June %, 1877
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~ ~ H~i,s
ssf , ~ eYsa y
. A. $500
sfews~s ~ - 49,
> sia .
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07
TO the LADIES.

respectfully invite Your attention 10 the
L great advantages possessed by the celehra.
tel Wheeler K Wilson, Silent-Feei, Lock-
Stitch, Family Sewing Machines, over all 9TH
ers.
Q testionst to be eon.id, redin buying a Maeh;n-.
What are the desirable features OF Fami-
" Sewing Machine?
1t must he simple in construction, that IL
may be easily learned, and not liable 70 get
out of urder-si!ent in its opera,ion-rapid
in its execution Of work-rasily changed from
one kind OF work to another-carable of do
ing every variety of work-must run easy, SO
as not TO fatigue the operator, and with all
these, must he durable.
What Machine possesses these qualifications
In the highest degree?
THE "NEW' WHEELER r WILSON
is the most conveniently constructed-is the
simplest, having but C5 parts, (Shut,e Ma
chimes have over 2n0.) o. these, only 10 are
parts Of motion. and Is points Of bearing.
1T IS ALMOST NOLSEL ESS,
Being scarcely heard across a room.
Ii can be run at the greatest speed. thous-
ands being used in Factories and operated BY
steam power. The New machine is NOR.
rapid than any other, making the !ock-stitch
II is the only machine upon which ron can
seam, hem, fell, gather and sew, without ma
king changes in the machine. ID uses no
shuale and makes the lock-stich. Persons
wishing to purchase one of these unrivalcd
machines can do SO by calling on Messrs.
GRRKSwTrL 4 FsSwIcK. Leonsrdtown, and
THOMAS Parsons, Oakville, ST Mary's county,
Md. Sold upon easy monthly payments Of
S.. All machines warranted and satisfaction
guaranteed. Full instructions given free.
JOHN II. STONE, Genl Agent.
Bryantown, Charles Go.
Feb 5, lss4-6m.
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Sherif's Sale
of
real ESTATE.

DY virtue Of ono writ Of Fieri Facias,
- issued out Of the Circuit Court for
St. Mary's county. State Of Maryland.
a, the salt Of thu State Of Maryland, use
Of John Parsons. against the goods and
chattels, lands and tenements Of Charles
L. Fowler. Francis L. Mattingley and
John Parsons. surviving obligors Of
George II. Morgan. and to me directed.
; have seix d and taken in execution all
the right, title, interest, claim and de-
mand. at law and in equity. OF the said
Charles L, Fowler. Francis L. Mating
ley and John Parsons, surviving obligors
of George H. Morgan, in and TO the fol-
lowing rea. estate, to wit:
One tract or parcel Of land called and
known Us PART
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07
Public Local Law.


An Act to au:horiss the Governor to ap-
point one additional Justice 1t the
Peace far the Second Election District
st. Mary's County. aai to author
ia the County Commissioners to ap-
point Que additional Constable for said
district.
Section I. Be Il enacted by ths Gene
sai Assembly Of Maryland. That the
Gov,rnor he, and be is hereby author
ICED. 70 appoint one additional Jus.ic- Of
the Peace for the Second Election DIS
sries ofSt Mary's Couuty. and. that the
Cuun,y Commissioners Of said County be
suthoris d TO appoint an additional Con-
stable Tor said district.
Section 2 AID b. il enacted, That
this Act shall take effect from the dale Of
Its passage.
We tereby certify. That the aforego-
ing is correct copy Of an Act If Assem-
by passed January Session. 1874.
Al proved April l1,h. 1874.
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk of the House. Of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the s, nate.
April 80. 1s74-3..
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I(E-RFSIDINT NOTICE.
Alice Morgan and
John + Magill,
AdmrS of
George c. Morgan,
VS..
Abraham Warren and
James L. Nj. kaley.
I'm the Circuit Court for Saint
Mary's County, sitting in
Equity.
No. 3J3 u. F..

"NIlE OF C. Of this Bill is to procure
4 decree for the sale Of certain real
estate. located in Sain, Mary's County.
Mlry'ard, called and known a. ..IIOPE-
WELL" r"PART OF HOpEWELL,"
containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less.
The Bill states, in substance, that in
thc year 1862. a certain Abraham War
rem purchased the aforesaid land. and
.ihereaitcr, 10 wit. sometime in the year
1864. sold the same 10 certain James
Il NJ Riley, who assumed the paymcat
Of the vendors lien upon the Land atore-
laid: but the said James 7. Nj Raj, y
learning thereafter that there was a
question abou, the title t. the said land
refused aud still refuses to pay the lieu
aforesaid.
The Bill further states, that the afore
said vendors lien has siucr been assign
81 to Alice Morgan aud .|ohn +, Magill
administrators OF George G. Morgan, de-
ceased.
Tie Bill farther states, that the said
Abraham Warren is = non-rcsidtnt of the
State OF Maryland.
I, is therefore ordered, this twentieth
day @: April, in the year eighteen hun.
drcd and sevcnty-f ur, that The Com.
rlaiuan,s, BY causing .. copy Of this or.
der 10 he inserted in the Saint Mary's
BEACON, once in each of four successive
weeks thrce months before the FIRST day
81 SEPTEMBER, in the year eighteen hun.
drCd aud sevcnty-tour, give notice to tn,
said absent aud NONRESIDENT defendant
Of shc ljec, and substance Of this Bill
and vain him to appear in this Court, il
person or by solicitor. on or before the
said FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER
IN THE YEAR EIGHTEEN HUN
pRED AND SEVENTY-FOUR. to an,
swcr the premises and show cause, il an,
he has. Why decree should no, pass u.
prayed.
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True cspy-Test:
J FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
April IS. 1Ss4-4w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Messrs Editors Please announce Dr.
STEPHEN L d NEALE, Attorney and
Counsellor-at-Law,a s candidate for the
position Of States Attorney. We believe
him to be admirably 6,:ed to discharge
with fidelity, holiness and ability the re.
sponsible au les Of the .fiee.
msreh 5, 1874. Many Friends.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-07
Land Wanted.

II AMauthorised by responsiblepartiest TO bss
1000 ACRES OF WOODLAND
(Pine or Oak in ST. Mary's eovnsy. vithin tvs
miles 81 navigabie water, for which . liberal
psiee viii be given. Cash. Address.
10. 2. MORGAN, Atty,
Lecnaratown, Nd.
Oes3s,slos2-sfs
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Notice..

"HE undersigned. having engaged
in the
wnEELwRIGHT BUSINESS
at Grea. Mills, will execute ali orders in
his line in the quickest and best possible
manner. Having procured a 6.e Hearse
and an abundance of beat articles for coli
fms, his services can be bad at any time
and at the shortest notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
March 5, 1S74-tf.
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FOR CONGRESS.

Mr.. + ,i,or--Pl,sse announce through
the eolum = Of the BEACON Mr.. AUS
TIN BAIId9Y a. most suitable candi-
da,s for Congress. aud say sha. he will
ee supported nv our District.
Feb 26. 1874. Voters.
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Attention Ladies (!
A GREAT SAVING OF TIME, Id.
BOR AND MONEY.

THE undersigned having purchased the coun-
i ~ right To sell Jaekson's Universal Wash
ing Compound, is influenced in doing so by a
desire to introduce in st. Aary's county al ar
ticle which, for its value as a great saving OF
time and labor in the ardsous duty Of family
washing, cannot be equalled. For its wonder
full bleaching and cleaning properties the fol-
lowing certificates will attest.
Certi q c n cs.
We have used Jackson's Washing Compound
and found il perfect success. II not only re-
moves dirt, but renders the clothes beautifully
white. With il n child can do q woman's work
We cheerfuily recommend il to the public.
Mrs. j. r. CHESLEY,
Mrs J r BiLLENCER,
Mss DONNIE Al VEY
and others.
Any one desiring 70 purchase a family. right,
can do so by enclosing Si.0o, and II win be
forwarded by return mail, together with q for.
mula for making and direc,iohs for using it,
II can be made by any one at cost Of Is cts
for years supply. Address
j. o. NEAL,
MeeAaaiesrLie y o.
81 kary's county, Nd.
march %, 1874
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Dissolution of Co. Partnership

DtSSOfNftoH " SO-f UIUeISHtp
NJ Office is hereby given. that the
~ eo-partnership lately existing be-
tween j T NJ Raicy and John NJ. Loyd .
under the frm AMI style of john NJ.
Lloyd 4 Co.. was dissolved on the 20.h
of Ayrii. 1874. by mutual CONSENT
Either party is ausho' ize1 to collect the
debts due or sign in liquidation.
J. 7. NJ RALEY.
JOHN NJ LLOYD,
April 10Th. 1874.
Notice.
TIE undersigned having bough. the
entire interest of Mr. j. 7. NJ Raley,
cue Of the late 6rm Of j. NJ. Lloyd &
c., xill continue the mercantile busi-
ness at the old stand. All parties iu-
d.E,d tn tie late firm will please come
forward aud settle their accounts imme-
diatcly. as the old business mu i be closed
NJ oucc.
JNO. NJ. LLOYD.
April 80, 1S14-3w.
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BLAKIsTONEsS
TOBACCO KILLER.

II Asst SPRING, ben I offered my KILLER
II n for sale 10 the Planters If Maryland, ee-
lievca il ints:nSicaiiy worth $50. 90 but ciream-
s.Anrcs Constrained me 10 pat IL down TO $50.
Now. IS thea. prefer $50 in hand TO $50 locked
~ IL an opiaicss and thus. $50 is INV price
Ipiil supply orders on the rule Of first ecrae
ers, served hare no mcney 20 lock up in
uooi and iroa, and therefore shall not manu-
tArtEre. ncr have n annfaetGSd any, except
On or4vr. Fer iesiia onials. sse Addresses At
dlEsrxn; rueiie rls2rs in the county.
z. ID. BLAklSrOxE, fsten'ec.
Niles,oU n, 81. Mary's eScny,
ATvil &c, is1t-3E. Nd.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Nr. EdisoE-Please announce J. FRANK
SMITH ~ easdidase for sheriff md, IL hs
viii cosscnt 70 serse, be will be xasa.iy sep
ported by his friends In ST. Inigoss, Dsssricf.
Dee. 10, lSs3- Many vcserss
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April is. 1S74-ts.

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
Orphans Court Of 81. Aary's County, Set
AprH Z, lssi.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That Clement
OF Carroll administrator ofC.ement Carroll,
late of st Mary's county, Maryland, deceased.
give the notice required by law TO the deccas-
eds creditors TO exhibit their claims, aud tn t
the same be published once n week for six
successive weeks in the S, Mary's Beacon.
Test: JAS 7 VI RALEy,
Register Wills for ST Marys county
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order, ] hereby
give notice that | have obtained from the
Orphans Court of st. Mary's county, Mary
land, letters ofadministration on the personal
estate of Clement Carroll, late of said CO., de-
ceased. All persons having claims x ainst the
said deceased are hereby rotifed to exhibit the
same with the proper vouchersattached thereto,
to the subscriber, on or before the LIST day Of
Nov. 1874, they will otherwise by law be ex-
Guided from all benefits ofthe said estate. All
persons indebted 20 the deceased are requested
to make immediate pay ment to the subscriber.
CLEAENT F CARROLL,
Administrator.
April 9, ls74-6w.
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9Th Election District.

Justices ofthe Pcace-Henry G Adams
Gro W Burroughs and Thce D Edwards.
Officer Of Registraiioa-J . Neal.
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.
announce myself as q candidate for the
cfsce 1T States Attorney for ST. Mary's. and
respectfully ask the support Of the voters 81
the county.
Jan 6. le7&. JAS II. WILSON.