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I. FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Messrs Editors- Piesss announce DR.
STEPHEN l. d NEALE, Attorney and
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I am now prepared 20 furnish planters With
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Joseph 7 Cough, Rev h Dewolc
Geo Mattingicy, John Diiiahay,
and many Others wao have the prize in use on
their estates.
J FEIIx MORGAN,
Leonardtown, Md.
June 10, lsr3-ns
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-p-
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70 MY FELLOW-CITIZENS

specifically announce mvseifRs a csrd
Gnr ,or reelection to ;he p::i-c OF States At.
to- ~.v for - MAry's county, AnI hone To n
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for DYSPEPSIA and the many COM
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to me for Tax.
~ es Tor the years 1872 ard 1s13
are hereby notified ,ha. unless the same
are settled within so days from the date
of this notice, I will proceed according
to law to eollcc, them. My old business
as Collector unss be elSsed and positive
ly no logger time will be given.
GEO. A. SfMNS.
Late Collector.
May IA, 1s..4-tf.
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FOR SHERIFF.

bessrs sditors-glease announce RAPHAEL
iNN = Is /. sIIjahIe candidate for the mex,
800 hy, and say that lie will be warml,
an" Tied Oy 'hc voters o1 Leonardtown arc
...- Districts.
i, 1913. Many Friends.
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HOME INDUSTRY,

M beg to call the attention OF the people
" ofSt. Mary's to the -four we are manu-
featuring, and annexed schedule OF prices, and
respectfully solicit their patronage.
Family Flour. $40 so
Extra do 10 90
Custom do So 90 Q 90
Super do Sc Z 50
A deduction of Fifty cents per Dbl. made on
the above prices when parties order fve bbls.
or more al one time, and all -four delivered
free at Milestone Landing for parties receiving
freight from the Patuxent, and at jones W hai {
for those rece,ving freight from the Potomac.
Address Enclosing 25 cents extra on each Dbl
ordered 10 pay freight Milestone Landing, care
ClcrA otSteamer, Jones Wharf, care L e.
iicott, Esq, or through the Z. q. 10 Fairfield
BEAN 4 BRO.
Oct ., ls73-tf
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FOR CONGRESS-.
9th CONGRESSIONAL;
DIST kicr

col BAKER A. JAMESON, Of Bal
tWsre equity, Is earnestly recommended
t. ;hc voters CT The FIni, District rs suit
SN'a and available candidate fr cox,
GEESS. lis early ard loa. legislative ex :.
=: ence both as an oit:cer for MANY year
g ne United states Senate and a niembe.
=: ne Legislature and Con sti,uticna, Con
's~siVn st Maryland. together with hn
t., ,opai popularity aud thorough aequaia-
taE'e with all parts Q; the District. w,u,C
re- ;sr him a able aud fauh!ul represer-
ta-ivs OF the interests oI the PEOPLE OF Oh.
entire Con cre>SioUal District.
su.s II, 1874 Many Friends.
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The British Quarterly Revie,cs.
Edinburgh Review, Wig.)
London Quarterly Review, CSnserratipe.)
Westminster Review, (Li5eral.)
British Quarterly Review, (Eranyelieal.)
Blaekmoofs Edinburgh Magazine,
REPRINTED BY THE
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By arrangement with the English Publishers
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i. Kidney Dc Bladder Com plants.

Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel, Diabetes Dropsy
StopPase OF Water Incentinence Urine Brights is
ease, Aibuninura. and in all cases where there are
brick dus; poslts. the thick cloudy mixed
with substances like the white Of egg threads like
white silk, there Ia q morbid, dark, bilious appear.
ance. and white bone dust posits and when there Is
prickng. burning sensation when passing water, and
pain In the Small Of the Back and along the Loins.
TMnsor Of 12 Years. Grosufk
Cured by RadsCay's Resolcent.
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NEW .4GOODE. ''1|


ssnpls.e assortment. Of I lG4I
REsDY.MxpE CLOTHING.
BOOTS. Is -
SHOES. -
an HATS. -s.rsr pr a
g. CENTS I'M .-..EI
FURNISHING GOODS,
etc.. etc, and GROCERIES Of all kinds
At sha old stand. formerly occupied by
Mrs. Hammets. Particular attention i
called 70 my stock OF
MeaAy- Made Cloahfmg -
which can sell lower than any 9th.
er merchant in the county. the quality
and make o: the goods being considered
A large and carefully selected assortment
CASSIMERES. ~.
ako. On hand. Persons wishing clothing
MADE TO ORDER
can be accommodated and can supply
them with all necessary trimnings. have
determined to sell all classes Of goods as
LOW AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT
Of any merchant in the county.
HA larger stock Of BOOTS and
SHOES aud READY MADE CLOTH
Ing iSan was ever kept before now OF
hand which will be disposed Of lower aud
cheaper than they can be purchased else
where. Particular attention it called to
these two articles.
GIVE Me A CALL,
l will show you the Goods. give you the
price, and let you judge for yourself how
cheap / sell.
j. SIMMS FENWICK,
Leouardtown, Nd.
My %, 1s74-ts.
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Claim Agency.

HNHE undersigned has entered into
an arrangement with a reliable
Claim Agent of the City of Washington
for the prosecution of claims against the
T.. S. Government. Parties having such
claims had better attend to them a, once,
as the time Is now limited 10 which the
>ame can be filed. Merchants having
D lid Government tax for 1928 are
nti,led to have the same or a part re.
funded. upon producing the proper proof
have been furnished with all necessary
forms, &c.
10. F. MORGAN.
June II, 1S74-4.
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+. D. A D A N s.
BUILDER and CONTRACTOR.

THE undersigned is prepared to con-
1 tract for BUILDING and REPAlR.
ING in Saint Mays and adjoining coun-
les. All work frtrustedto him will be
done with despatch audi workmanlike
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This is Home Company. gotten up ex-
pressly in the interest Of the citizens o
Southern Maryland. to enable them to over.
come the difficulties they experienced in
procuring Insurance 10 the ordinary Insur.
ance Companies. with majority ofits Di.
rectors we'll known in that community.
1t has been in business now over four
years. All losses accrued, and they have
been unusually large, hare been faithfully
and promptly paid, which s our best guar
antee for the future.
The plan adopted is the safest and cheap
est known in Insurance, aud affords 10 all
Insurance at it's exact cost, and ought to be
encouraged by all who wish to protect them
selves against loss or damage by FIRE.
II those interested will get ittheir patro-
mage and interest themselves in theincrcase
Of its business, in few years it wilIrank
among the largest Insurance corporations
in Maryland, = credit and benefit to all.
and an honor to the State.
GEO. A. SIMMS,
General Agent for St. Mary's Co.
June 26. lS73-tf.
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Jan ~. ls74-ly.
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DIRECTORS.
: u Caughy, " Noah Walker& Co.
Philip 7 George, 90 George & jenkins.
I D. Anderson, So Anderson & Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon George Brent Court of Appeals.
George jenkins. Charles county.
George Combs, St. Mary's comfy.
b. G. Harris,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR
THE UNITED STATES SENATE.

Abiding to the proposition among
Democratic aspirants for the United
States Senate in this State 10 adopt the
Crawford plan in the approaching
campaign, we. a few days since, took
occasion to say that, in the event of
the question being left to the people.
we thought Hon. II. X. Mitchell stood
the best chance to win the coveted
prize. We gave at that time our rea-
sons tor so thinking. We said that Mr..
Mitchell had made a great many sacri-
fees for his party; that he had
repeatedly led the forlorn hope at great
expense and inconvenience to himself
and business; that he had always
shown his popularity with the masses
by running several hundred votes
ahead of his ticket. and finally, that.
in our judgment, he had gained instead
of losing friends during the last few
years, while none of his opponents
were recognized as especially strong
before the people. We said all these
things because they were our honest
convictions. and not with any desire to
detract one iota from General Williams
or any other gentleman who had been
announced as a candidate. We
admire General Williams for his
ability and devotion TO principle; and
we have always maintained. in season
and out of season. that he would do
credit to the ''battle-born State" on the
floor OF the Senate. This we say now.
Our article, however, did not make
reference to the fitness of the several
aspirants. We merely discussed their
relative chances before the people IN
der the Crawford plan. We knew that
Thornton and Kendall could not poll
500 votes each in the whole State. We
also knew that there was. and is, a
widespread feeling among the people
that General Williams is cold and sell
fish to an extent which renders him
extremely Unpopular where he is not
well known. 1t was through this
course Of reasoning that we arrived at
the conclusion that Mr.. Mitchell was
the looming man." and we are not
prepared now to take a word of it back.
1t seems that what we considered a
fair and impartial survey of the Demo-
cratic situation, Senatorially speaking,
has kicked up n terrible commotion
among the friends of the respective
candidates in Storey. No less than
three communications from Demo
Gratis have appeared in the Etenipa
Chronicle with reference to this mat
ter. one of the writer's. doubtless a
jealous supporter of General Williams,
is especially bitter against Mr.. Mitch
ell. Now, we have nothing whatever
to do with this personal quarrel, yet
we would take the liberty To VERY
respectfully suggest that it might be
fully as we'll for all hands to pull to-
gether tremendously until the great
battle at the polls is Won. Unloubt-
eddy Mitchell or Williams will be sent
~ tHe >eiate III cast INC DeiiiocIdts
have a majority in the Legislature. 1t
will be time enough, however, to
choose between them when the victory
is Won at the November election.
Mitchell, Williams and Sllaron--theSe
are the Jona fde candidates in the
field, and as SURF as fate N of the
II, roo will GI,aannI Sta.,n,, IL, .I1 G.,
ate of the United States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
aS<AND

There is not much in the papers of
the last few days about the Bcecher-
Til,on scandal. The suppo>iiion is
that Triton and Moulton will reply i'll
some way to the charges OF Beccher;
most probably in the courts. Beech
er's committee. according to a dispatch
TO the SENTINEL and published here
with, will report TO Plymouth Church
this evening. ofcourse. Eeecher will be
exonerated. Tilton will. in all proha-
bilitv, SUE Beeeher for damages. and
then the case. with all of its revolving
details. will again occupy public at
tentjon. Indeed, il is Surmi>ed that the
suit has already been brought. n
Brooklyn dispatch of the 18Th says:
lit was learned to-day that Til;on's
suit against Beecher will lay damages
at about $4,000. The case is a civil
suit, and the papers will be served on
Beecher this evening at Peekskill.
This will be followed up by state
ments, atlidavit> and al action for libel
on the part of 1ilton and M"ulton
against Beecher. The plot is decided
~ thickening. and Beecher. II arrest
ed, will be compelled te give bail.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
CAECyS.

The Tribune thus alludeS to Il caucus
of Independents held at the Capital on
the 18th inst. The programme is o
all made public:
Several of the Reno independents
We're in town last night and held "a eau
Gus. The gentlemen from Reno were
Deacon Snarleyow and W. T. 6. Elliott
trough; a gentleman named Jameson
from Steamboat, Judge Bunker and
Mr.. Lipman from Reno, and John /.
CHM from Virginia City. At the time
we arrived at the scene of the caucus
business Was ended, and We found the
Rev. Mr.. Snarley in the fall tide of
his Sharon and Bank Ring discourse.
Ills audience sat still a long time, but
the sermon becoming tedious, one ir-
reverent wretch reared out: Dry up;
that's too thin and stale" We are
crediLly informed that it is the inten-
ton Of the party II start Il paper ii
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22

\. California exchange contains some
Interesting statistics concerning the
revenue returns III that State. The
value OF property as fixed by the as
SCISSORS for the current year., amounts
in the Stale. exclusive OF Moioc com
tv, from which no official report has
been received, to 500. coo, ooo. an in
crease OF SSl, 900, 00O over l>7&. and of
this increase 500 1000. eco are in san
Francisco. San.a Clara shows Il gain
81. 600, ooo. Sacramento S2.7oo, GOO. san
joaquin 5000. zoo. and Butte. Colu>a.
Nevada. santa Barbara. santa Cruzani
Staui>laus more than 81 eco. oeo each.
Alameda. Amador. Klamath. Lake.
Marin, Mariposa. Monterey, lluiha>.
san Mateo. Siskivou. and Sono:nI
have decreased. Monterey shows a
decrease of $. 500, 600, but there is al
actual increase of SEQ, GOO in the ter
ritory which it had in l>15-thc new
county OF san Beuito having S4,5oo, ot0
of taxable properly.