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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

AxEaicAx FARMER September No, just
received is very interesting, treating extensive
ly upon the wheat and other crops, which re-
qlire prompt attention the present month. Pa
pers from two Of the bcsi-known farmers Of the
world, at this time.-Messrs. Mechi, Of England,
and John Johnson. Of New York,-on the cui-
tivaiion Of the wheat, and very plain and
lucid article on the same subject by the editors,
are contained In this number, which. 10 the in
seiligent and progressive farmer, are alone
worth the eost Of many years subscription. In
addition to thee, almost every branch OF farm
ing is treated on, 10 . greater or less extent
more especially that of Horticulture. Fiorical-
ture, Live Stock the Dairy. &c. A number of
demonstrations from able correspondents on
Cultivation Of the grasses n the South are very
interesting q, this tine. The Farmer has cor
respondents In Europe, one Of whom, in Paris.
every month furnishes q resume Of improve
men.s in agriculture, or other matter Of inter.
est 10 the American Farmer. on that Continent.
The Farmer Is Published monthly, NJ Baltimore,
Nd. by Samuel Sands Soa, a, 81 so Per an
nuni, or COPIES 70. $3.50. Specimen eoric,
scnt fsee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

'IN UNION THERE Is SYRENGTH."-
The September Term Of our Circuit
Court will be an excellent time for dem
ocrats to meet asd consider the ways
and means Of relieving their party of
its present chaos and confusion. II
our party suffers the present scramble
race for Office to continue, defeat, in part
at least, is inevitable. The Republican
party is already organizing in our coun-
ty for local and Legislative positions and
the action Ut the Westminster Conven.
ton, which meets to-day. is likely to con.
solidate and develop here its fullest effec-
tive force. Be this as it may, if every.
body is allowed to run on his own hook
with our partys approval, the Republi-
cans are masters of the situation and
either nominate fer ms or beat US out
right. In this state Of the case, it is
encumbent on disinterested democrats,
which are nineteen-twentieths of our or
g,nization, to see that their party is or
ganized without further delay, and we
hope, therefore, that initial measures to
this end will be taken at the proposed
meeting on the 22nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

GREooRr.-By reference to notice, to
be found in our advertising columns to-
day. it will be seen that Gregory "still
lives and is still fun-making and con.
certizing in our midst. He will appear
at the Red Gate on the 18th Instant
at Piney Point on the l4th and at st.
1nigoes' on the 18Th. One.half of the
proceeds Of the Piney Point Entertain
ment will be given to st. Georges
church in that section. As Gregory's
stay is now limited in our county. we
advise ali who love fun and good music
not to miss the occasions named above
20 see him once, if not oftener.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09
OBITUARY.

Departed this life in the City of WASH
ington, on Thursday, August the 18th,
SYLVESTER ]. COSTIGIN, in the
9th year Of his aga.
1t is not only just and proper, but we
deem il . duty and the last friendly act
in our power to the deceased to bear
testimony to his many virtues, to his
kindness of heart, his enlarged Chris
tian charity, to generosity Of DISPOSE
ton limited only BY his means, aud to
n hospitality that was unbounded. In
his domestic relations he was ever kind
and gentle; courteous, considerate and
obliging in his social intercourse with
the world; beloved by his neighbors,
and to the poor and needy he would
cheerfully have shared the last morsel
if their necessities demanded it. His
intellect was Of = high order. A thor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09
SheriFs Sale
of Valuable
nal ESTATE.

DY virtue Of one writ Of Venditioni
ID Exponas. issued out Of the Circuit
Court for Saint Msry's county, State Of
Maryland. ut the suit Of the State Of Ma
ryland. use Of John Parsons. use Of H L
Burroughs. against the goods and chat
tells. lands and teuements of Charles l.
Fowler. Francis L Mattiugley and John
Parsons. surviving obligors Of George H
Morgan. and to me directed. have seised
and taken in execution all the right, IT,
tie. interest. claim and demand. at Law
and in equity. Of the said Charles L Fow-
Ter. Francis L Mattingley and John Par.
sons. Surviving obligors Of George n
Morgan. in and to the following real c.
tate. to wit:
Ono tract or parcel Of land called and
known 10 PART
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

s. Clenents Hay. sspk 1 1875.
NesMsl B11sss 81. Swithin has q
last eeased his wateEy lahors after three
months Of continued and refreshing
showers, and Cd Sol has nov taken Me
place ct the wheel and istryins bic hand
q burning and parching up what little
crop old 81. Swithin has left. The to-
bacco crop has been very much injured
BY the vet weather and the farmers are
very busy trying 70 secure L.
Last Thursday evening I started 70
Sc. Clements Bay on business, and lust
before I reached the village / overlook
. bsvy Of beautiful and lively young h.
dies. who were enroute for that place to
attend one of Professor Gregory's in
imitable performances. The Theatre
Royal was again dressed in her gayest
colors, and was soon filed with the
beauty and gallantry Of Briery Branch,
the Back Woods and surrounding neigh
borhood, with small sprinkle from the
Eastern Shore. The pit and galleries
were filed with the colored population,
who enjoyed themselves very much, if
laughing il any sign. Professors Greg
DRY and Coats did their best 20 amuse
the audience, but some of the company
soon grew tired Of thea111 brmance, and
BY yawus and gapea a TO signify
that they were not v uch amused.
His negro Representations are very good
and his panorama IL excellent.
Messrs. Editors, some time ago I had
q card published in the BEACON pro-
posing . plan for the solution of the
trouble in which the Democratic party
of the county 10 still placed, andI called
upon some Of the leading politicians of
the county to come to the rescue by
proposing some plan BY which the diff
ficulty could be settled, but not one has
had the courage to enter the arena and
beard the lion in his den. At that time
I proposed that the candidates should
all meet together in Leonardtown and
draw straws to see who should be the
ones to lead the party in the coming
contest, and I still think that it would
give more satisfaction than any other
way. / understand that some of the
candidates are in favor of that plan, and
I have heard of but one man who OBJ
jected to it, and he gave as his reason
that if he should be successful the PEG.
pie would call him the straw candidate.
! think it is time that some of the can.
didates should say what they are will
ling to abide by, and that the Central
Committee might give us the benefit Of
their opinion on the subject.
HoT Box.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

DEATH OF Col. WALTER TAILOR
The Port Tobacco Times in its last issue
makes announcement of Col. Walter
Taylor's death. He died on Wednes-
day, the lst instant, at the residence Of
his nephew, George Taylor, near Port
Tobacco, and was aged about 20 years.
The interesting notice of his death con-
tributed by the Times was cut for in
sertion in the BEACON this week, but
had to be postponed. 1t will appear in
our next. Knowing Col. Taylor init
mately, we endorse, without reserva.
ton, all that the Times has spoken Of
the rare characteristics Of his mind and
the noble impulses of his heart. Light
ly lie the turf on thy breast, good Sc
nior !"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09
DIED.

At the residence Of her husband, Longworth
Point, in Chap,ieo district on Monday last, a..
ter protracied sick LUCY. wife of Rich
ard Cotton, in the s+th year Of her age. May
she rest 10 peace!
IN the village Of Aliens Fresh, on the 25th
Of August last, ALICE ONEIDA. daughte- OF
Richard and Alice A. Payne, aged year and
8 months.
A precious one from rs has gone,
A voice We loved is s,i'led,
A place 10 vacant in our home
Which never can be filed.
with this notice came q statement that this
child was taken sick last Winter and continued
so for about two months. About the middle Of
March needle two inches long. which she had
swallowed. was taken from between the larger
ribs Of her right side. After the needle was er-
iracted she seemed to get better and for two
months excited no apprehensions OF danger
Bot later she began 10 grow worse and the A.
tending ply stefan says her death was the re-
suit VI inflammation caused by the needle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

Ping Uglies Who enlisted under hishas-
ner. He wOuld make - believs thAt
the p11axS Of the Constitutions rested
upoa hisand iheir shouldsrss He 80
to fxsn1 dsfendor. Of the rights q
the sopIe Of his city, and worthy q,
= 10 I'D received. their unbouuded
con1dence. Sir, I assert Il here that
be ns(pr enjoyed any public. trust OF
honor except By violsnos snd fraud
Three timss has he come
to this Heuse By the aid Of the bud
geon md dagger Of The Plug Uglies'
and h now occupies his place here By
favor e The bayonsts Of brutal tyrants.
These IRE the honorable instances which
he ean point TO - displaying The con-
fdencs Of . free and unterriied consti-
tuency.
But. Mr.. Speaker, I commenced with
saying that il was ungracious in Mas
sachudltts to cast slur at Maryland
for pr1cticing . crime Of which she wa
herself part and parcel. True, Mary.
land should suffer = greater shame, fol
she lad before her .ne example and
guidance of the noble pilgrims who
lande4on the shores of st. Mary's,
while degraded Massachusetts, sucked
in fan1licism and intolerance from the
rock Of Plymouth. Sir, the man who
viii b guilty Of the blasphemy of per-
sesnting and prescribing his fellow-man
for his -seigious opinions, especially in
this country where the Constitution
guarantees their free exercise, il unwor.
thy Of . place on this footstool of God.
II leads, necessarily, to resistance and
bloodshed, and he who inaugurates such
system knows it, and 10 wickedly and
basely willing to enjoy the emoluments
and honors Of this world, if honors
they can be called, though stained BY
the blood Of his fellow-man. All, sir,
the very first blood that was shed upon
earth flowed from this cause; and sir,
q brand a. indelible as that imprinted
by God upon the brow of Cain should
be placed upon the brow of him who
proscribes brother bacause he wor-
ships the living God with q sacrifice
which he thinks acceptable.
Let us link these names a. the cham.
pions of civil and religious liberty.
Messrs. Editors, I again repeat that
this is no time to correct abuses in the
party. If there be such, correct them
within the confines of the party. Dc
not seek the aid Of our enemies to de-
feat ourselves. Some other time may
be better than this. You democrats Of
Baltimore City allowed this evil. Vote
for the party now and correct the evil
when you can do SO legitimately.
A DEMocRAr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

CoScKKr AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAIN.
nEsr.-It is in contemplation to have
. musical and dramatic entertainment
at the Society's Hall in our Town on
the first Tuesday in September Court,
(the 2lst). The entertainment will
be held under the auspices of the St.
Mary's r. r. 4 Debating Society, which
is ample security, we hope, that it Will
he worthy of the largest patronage
Further and fuller reference will be
made to the entertainment in our next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

WHANSs SUPER PHospHArE.-The
readers attention is called to the ad-
vertisement Of Messrs. Walton, Whann
Il Co., to be found in another column.
The Phosphate of this House has long
been before the public and has obtained
an extensive sale in our County.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09
LEOyARDTOwY, ND.

To CoRREsroSpExTs.- acknowl-
edge the receipt Of an interesting letter
from q correspondent. sightseeing at
present on the Hudson, which il des-
eriptive Of the splendid scenery for
which that beautiful river 10 renowned,
and regret that it was received too late
forinsertion in our present issue. II
viii appear in our next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09
TRY YOUR LUCK I!

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EKeisrEAroEs.-The Registrators for
our county, having now completed their
Initial registration, are requested to for.
ward their lists to this office for publ.
cation as early after to-day as they can
make it seuyeaient.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

CALIFORNIA ELEcrrox.-The demo-
Gratis have carried Califcrnia-by thous.
ands selecting their Governor, Con.
gressn,en. Legislature, and everything.
generally. To man up atree, it looks
az IT the whole country was about to
ego" for Grant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

WANrED.-Chestnut and Oak Rail.
road Ties on navigable water. The
same will be also bought standing in
the woods, if at short distance from
shipping points.
HENRY DuNKoRr,
at Moores Hotel, Leonardtowu, Md.3
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

Esssrs Kfsg 4 Yates, Cemflssen PLEASE
announce DR. JAMES II NILES, Of So lni-
goes district, a. the straightforward and AN
sGsrrsEg Republican candidate for the Sea-
ate, aud say thst he will receive the undivided
support Of all fisAt-mi ssed voters cf the party.
Sept ., 1875 Many Coast tueu,s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09
MARRIED.

In Baltimore City, on the .4,h Of August
nit at the parsonage Of Jackson Square u. Z
Church. BY Rev. J. ]. G.. Webster. JAMES u.
LEACH 70 EMMA +. HARTLOvE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

% % sPcch~t mud Timely @ Yes.
Write to PaixcsrAL OF GLExwooD DESTITUTE.
Gleswood, Howard county. Nd. for bis new
Circular. and receive information Of special
moment Boys taught on the natural, time
saving method Of Comenius aud Pss,ajoxsi.-
~The oa1y truly Ohtecs.seneh.
t0g eehooo In the State. Terms. Al0a mar
Sessicn. Sept ., le75-lms
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09
NANG% Music. wit 4 Mirsh.

GREGORY, 'rhe good Old
Rebel Banjoist Of LEr's Army, assisted by
Prof Coats, the commcdisn and violiniss. will
appear in one Of his select entertainments q,
the following places
RED GATE. Monday, Sept 18th, 1878.
P1NEY POINT. Tuesday, Sept l4th,
ST. lNiGUES', Wednesday, S<pt 18th,
Admission only IS cts. Doors open at !, p.
m. Commence ut Q. p. IN.
Full particulars in Bills Of the day.
Sept Q, ls75-lis
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09
PETER s.
STANDARD MUSIC BOOKS.

The following Music Books
are acknowledged to be the best
Of their class. Parties sending
us orders can secure them. post
paid. by RENTING US the mark
ed price.
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To Changers.
Wheat Seeding.
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Super Phosphate Of Lime.

Manu- faetured from Ammonical Matter. Bone.
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gradients known to the trade, at our owu
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and anal. xing highly In Ammonia, soluble
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GROUND BONE. BONE NEAL
and all grades Of Fertilizers manufactured TO
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Care BOWEN MkacIa,
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N. h. Communications addressed 10 Mr..
DAviDGg ~ Moore's Hotel, Leonardtown, Nd,
up to September 20th viii receive prompt per-
sonal attention.
Sept 3, ls75-tf
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CONFIR NATION NOTICE..

CONTRIBUTION NOTICE..
Geo L Clarke E.
Sophia Z n. his wife,
Marv G Yates
& others.
In the Circuit Court for st Eary's coun-
~. sitting as a Court Of EQUITY.
No. 3l5 NE.
ORDERED. this 9Th day OF Sept
" 1875, that the Auditors Repor,
died in this cause, be ratified and con-
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the Let Ioudav OF
Oct. 1875; provided a copy OF this or
der be published In the St Mary's Beacon,
once q week for three successive weeks
prior TO the said lst Monday Of October.
j FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Trueeopy-Tet:
FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
Sept 0. ls7s-a~.-RCC
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

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or BY whatever name or names the same
may be called or known. containing
, 1875-09-26

TE3OJk44S B. BRYAN,
On returning after several years absence from Chi
eago has taken ID oco 1t No. II Marine Bank Build
1uE l54 Late-s, where be will gTe attention to thn=n
lor. executor or trustee. He will s1so receive oGers
lno cab required) for the exchange purchase of
an5 Oh nis o~n property IN Chicago, Of On tbs like
shore OF bis otsand lands near his present home ut
El1aarst, 16 nilea from the city. Few auar eof
The beauty hea.hfuloes, and railroad eoaveaiences
Of that location.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-10-19
Teaching Children Courtesy.

Many mothers forbid their toddli0g
children any Intercourse with other little
people, because they suppose it is not
time for them to fully comprehend the
courtesies of life. This is the very reason
they should be taught to be nolite and
oonsid'rate at the earliest possible mo.
ment We have seen parents who seemed
TO suppose that the first lesson bestowed
upon child is exaotDess oe statement,
and that falsehood is a cardinal sin.
But to teach child to tell the truth re.
quires process ofincomprebeDsble rea-
soniug, while an uhicticn OF pain upon
another child has its immediate results,
aud the child can both see and feel the
consequence of its unkindness. 1t is very
curious to observe little people when they
first meet. They usually look at each
other sharply but speculatively, and, af.
ter proper deliberation, decide upon their
line of action. 1t is either war or peace,
bat never entire Indifference. Even the
peace may bo but temporary, provided
one possesses that which the other covets
Doubtless this covetousness is not SO
much due TO original sin as TO that deep
law OF human ezistence-selfp preserva.
ton. The child who sees an article 10
anothers possession imagines. vaguely
perhaps, but positively, that it is neces-
sary to his own welfare and happiness.
aud instinct teaches him TO seize it. Now
this is not infr' quently set down as al
objectionable sin, aud az omen of future
wickedness. Nothing can be more un.
just or unreasonable. 1t is character,
istic which, when properly guided. will
lead to honorable worldly success. Mis-.
directed or uDcurbeo, without being
taught proper reverence for the gold
en- rule, the young creature may fall into
positive crime. Mabliness in boy cor
responds with womanliness in gin. o' 4
the nobility Of unsel6shuess caunot be too
early taught TO children nor can this
duality be learned practically unless asso.
citation with other children is not cnly en-.
couragod. but used as a constant habit oil
instruction. While teaching child TO be
polite above all things avoid permitting
him to become obsequious. An excess OF
politeneus is real hypocrisy, and leads to
dangerous deceits, or else craven spirit
enters the child and this sort OF evil sen.
tmcut is rarely. il over, cast out, when
orce iu possession Of a soul. Teach The
cl dren gcnuinenc 's 10 the expression Of
their lkiDgs. aud 'bearance in their dis.
likcs-great lessons Of that can be gained
o. y by proper restraints over their in:er.
course with companions of equal age aud
circumstances.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-10-19
The Minister who Couldn't
Stand the Test.

A well'known clergyman was crossing
Lake Erie many years ago upon one OF
the lake steamers, and seeing d small lad
at tho wheel steering the boat, accosted
him as follows:
My son, you appear to be a small boy
TO steer so large boat"
"Yos sir; but you SEQ that | can do it,
though"
do you think you understand your
business, my son p
Yes sir, | think l do"
Can you box the compass p
"Yes SIR"
Let me hear you box it,"
Boy boxes the compass.
"Wel!, really, you do it Let ne hear
you box It back ward"
Boy boxes it back ckward.
IL declare my sou, you seem TO under.
stand your business
The boy now took mis- tuiu question.
asking.
Pray, sir, what may your business
be 2"
- ---s-s--~. .uO UvspCI.
"Do you understand your business"
II think | do, my sou"
"Can you say the Lords prayer ?"
Yes"
Say it."
Clergyman repeats the prayer.
well. really, you do know it. Now
say it backward "
Clergyman says be cannot do it.
You cannot DO it, eh 2 Now you see
| understand my business great deal
better than you do yours"
The clergyman acknowledged himself
beaten, and retired