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n.ft {ear. ....3f3.tkll Weekly, yuaf..,,H 1,05
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rarts Of rear Il tho tate.
NANTEp-uus acttTs agent In zach town and sillaxe.
8pecfal arrangements mads with such.
Specimen copies Bant ffse.
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Address TIE TRIBUNE COMPANY
CoraAr Msdton and Deatborn. .a,s, Chicago, I'll,
, 1875-03-10
OH Cblfayn Uribunt.
"Wednesday Morning, March 10, 1875.

simultaneously with tho exhibit Of the
glaring inequalities in the thrift fixed by tho
Illinois 1sailroad Commissioners, which was
made in The tribune Of yesterday, camo Il
statement Of what this Railroad Commission
costs tho State. It seems TINT nc arc paying,
III salaries, fees, rent, clcrk-hire, mud i'll
cidental expenses, tho sum Of :a5i 200 year
Tor tho support Of n Board which has simply
succcetled in destroying railroad competi-
tlon in the stato by it's grossly-irreg,lar and
Notwithstanding classifications In
cnnvassing tie policy Of relieving tho State
pf costly and useless Boards, it looks very
uiuch as though tho Railroad Commission
would be good placo to begin.
, 1875-03-10

Legislation wns needed to restore confidence.
Ample opportunity To rrpnir tic injury was
given. Twice tho session was extended in
order TINT iudicious measure might be ,na.
tured. hut the modification a.lopted conveys
no rclicf, and the railroad companies declare
to the world that thoy prayed for Justice and
II WAs denied them.
, 1875-03-10

wheat, 1,7o5,s4s bu corn, 53o,oo0 bu onts,
l4,314 bu rye, nnd 215, 7G3 bn bnrley. Hogs
were quiet, with prices Of MI grntles, except
choice light, ruling weak. Cattle were active
md steady. Sheep wero i'll good demand ut
about Monlny's prices.
, 1875-03-10

It seems that we did our Springfield re.
porter MI injustice i'll questioning tito nc.
ctlracy Of lis information relative to Afr.
Speaker 1IA1SEs' effort 10 provont favorable
report OF Mr.. DoauEs bill for tho exami,.a.
tion Of banka When we woro told tllat
speakcr 1IA1SEs Ind actua1ly approached Mr..
1iEnn1SoroN md laborcd with him TO induce
him to disnpproye tho bi1l, wo could not
credit tho statement, nnl naturally concluded
TINT tho reporter Ind bccn misiufor,ncd; but
when the cnse is rcstated with names Of wit
1csscs, we are not Mt liberty to tliscrctlit it,
viz:
:. HEnRtfnros to.taY mated to your correspondent
That tho report Published in stur1ayA TnInuaE az to
Houuz's l.ukuE I'LL tpas trne nit, that he iilEul1xo
ToS) cG,l.l aks affidavit to II II necessary. Tie
iii o sao Ill as aisrs s III a no Mas tae tn
sett favorable repo. by him tlTERa1xarox) ~ Act.
3nSchasrmsu ~, u M tGo l.arkn9 Committee 1onvEa
Tos unsolicited, and LII tho rruscco Of Representative
iIsk, Of Cook Representative coSsoL1r statcs that
to a tCoxAoLIrj III pEeaenro If ltorrcseutatiye No
Cor and others.
Tho bill itself is ono suggested by tho ordt-
nary dictates Of prudence, and simply carries
ont constitutional requirement.. There iB
nothing in 1t caleu1atcd to injure or prejudice
bank. It's intcnf1ca m tho otfor hor5 -
protect nil nrivata }'anla TINT oro IN n rao,1
condition. md. ,,y holding say;rga bnnla ~
strict ncconn,o1l;tv IN VIM ortsaf axia.on,"
anv boo,,s concnrns an;1 incrooso t1o hnt;uasa
of tho sound bnnks. It IN ontiro1v /, I'm IN.
tercst Of public ccononv, s;nco i w;11 r,,or
antcc, rs far M NAV In t1,a eofo.koan;r. -
der,osita il, eov;nva lort, r~o,,o.a 49,,
eonflilcnco in their ecc,r;tv ri t1,o~oi,,, ~,
co,,raoe bah;,a of sovi,1
It is not straure lint ,rc abou,a ;,oc1;,o =,
bclioyo withont t]o most nos;t;vo ,,roof t1,at
tho speaker Of tho Il);no;s Honuo tod hon,,
engaged in lolbyinp nro;nst th;a ncr;tor;o,,s
public mcasure. Thera VIVA n u,,ccio1 rooeon
for dscrctlitinp any s,,c}, action ~, t1,c nort ~
Mr.. IA,yrs. s;nco th;a ocntlo,no, 10 = ,,rot,,a- r
of Mr.. Jouv G. u.1yEs noy n mor,1or ~ In
Senate, anil President ~ ono of In ,,ro,,;,,ont
sayinos institutiona in tb;s c;t,, ~
crolit Mr., sneohor 1I,,vr, will ,o,,,.
inc a7oinst tho hill won,a thorofo,s
,,,o,o 1,;,,, ,,,,,7o,, H., ,.,.,,,... ,>,'.'
most uuwortbv md se]tIa1, mot;vos ong 49,, w.
iuv tn servo family ;ntoro.,s ~ t,,a "~,sa"'o -
of thu nub1ic intcres,a sr1,;s oot;o,, @ ,r~,,,,
ots, 1,o oo,,s.,,,,,7 i, ..,,,.
, 1875-03-10

n1sd fFaud Of this Democratic protcatation Of
reform. They vii, find still more of It When
Democratic Congress comes into session,
mud, ntter frittcriug awny two sessions, re-
forms nothing.
, 1875-03-10
FAILURE OF PROTECTION,

In no particular is tho unprotcctiva cllarac.
tor of "protectiro tariIf moro conspicuous
than in Its elect upon tho expectation Of
American manufactures. Tho man who pro-
ducos merely enough 10 feed, and c1otle.
mud house himself, mud Inns nothing to sell,
adds nothing 10 his own or 10 tho general
wealth. Tho county Of Illinois wl,icl,
merely raises enough food and other prod
ucts to keep tho Inhabitants from starvation,
would bo most advisable place to movo
away from. So II the Stato produced only
sufficient to focl md clotho tho people with
i'll its borders, and year aftor year had notll-
ing to sell or oxehange, it would rap
idly he abandoned by tho thrifty and
ontorprisIng. What is true o, MI individual
Of local community and State holds equally
true with regard to tho nation, and tho meas
IRE of tho annual addition to tho national
wealth is the sum Of tho surplus products
which NO have to sell to tho exterior world,
or, moro closely speaking, this sum represent
GU ny what we receive in exchange for tho
surplus products Of our own industry. II we
have no surplus, then tile nation is In the ex-
net condition Of the man who works the year
,s.c "' ~'o'"'.e' a''a ioae'ns8'
,n .,,. .u.o, congress "os aoio 70 overcome tho
o'ea .us.n p''Joo'ees o. tne past ald
.,"".a 49, = u11'n LOT revenue onuer TINT tariff
~ Wv 49, .s Nospsfea' anu .ho policy
s,soa.s 49, "o,e-nens n. o7eola'ng h1ed, Mnn-
49," ,s 1,a.. noa.'Snt,'' 90 successful was
san..os @ s''Nss u 1,. oolnes.,o industry that
' ,';a :s.a,, ~" ''ee-riesaens' WILSON mado
aa,aaa, 49,, s ey ".'na spee1n III '1'o scnaso ny o
.sa.;." a's.: ~: os'ey y. 49, Ai' feho'a' OF I'LL pro-
,o :.,;..:e aa..eS on lAo eso"hu that they were
tar;r ~ ~ ,o,c NAu ~ '1a.tuler aala1 oaaer Inc
q. '' "'e .A. ef"se 4aso u 4otles vas
1.l,.,,,:s..' ~, e' - 1oo.' Jun nAs6s' tnon
1Tossao,,raat." 'uso ,';.s, ".%a ~ congress from
onna,,nsa, 49,. ~! ~, o1u't 4euu'is statesmen,
a., .s-:m .A-"s s4o -u''""' WIS 'oo efel1 aho
,o,n.1are, Is,. , w 4n8n' anu " was
1;st nj sc',,..," % 'ae.e.as' ,.. " .ae 1reo
ovora1a ;1n,;sa ..as =. aa''es' W .l'aI the
49,. n,.. w.. ts"esu ~ "ooet 20 @ef
7os- 10 ..a .u@a. sa.n "e4s !n.o opetation Ii
49,, a;,aa a ..uueu m ana11 LOU, ato INC an-
4...s. ~ ~ 'l'' No" t1neiana nanuiac-
, 1875-03-10

~ ne E.ii.or a. III. c1froeo 1+nuu..
M 0ns.t IT, sfstci, Sin yonr i'aue Of ths 4, ,,..
81 tho ta I'm ,nmnnes ~ 'hs trroroacd iucfs
given 10 tho varoue branches Of imornr ~ tea
mi "mnn. " seo"lhx tho didoreut brans{Ms.
In a,,othor article yo1 say undo, s.,,
r'h tbo orrc. rrea 15e re st o gne, md under frea t
esaly sposklpu 1'''"' p''ees LOT everything, gsa
How mitch do Foreigners now take from II. ,,,.,,
III In wa xo'r u.tJ%anssT tj,ra,re'o, ~ ~.
would II not hn bcter for ts connrv r,V N N tnudon
htee ern e. :sSo M hefe7 "hoHt any duty woa1i ~.
,un.u A. L. cuAM1ss
+ T, ia m. ,,oo,,,,,. a.. IT,. ,.
~ ,ho tr..o.an IT,. " s4'o LUZ o1aet arnop1t
cxp,na,n,, ~ r.,a.t, ea o"omn " tho sudden
lv tt,o ro,,r,,s ~, u >u' tEeasusS, whore.
I'd docrooaa - ,na ... ~ ~ WV uoo1 exhibit
M l,,t ~ 49, s.,a.,s.,. ~ 'al'ons' whefs.
l,,va hoa,, ~, ,,,asss, ura '"posss' tAere Noula
Va rron,, .,staao - -, s"o ". uuu.'
encatino "1cart t,,a ,,aa.a o'o's Jung geaes,lh
,tsas. r. ~. unp4oto''eo products d
n,ch as tho rvl,cat a,.,, ,sax,. a ~ so'i abroal
farnner nnl cotto,, ..,d .at.. t' "us oeet Of .bt
Al nrotcc,cd ,,rod,,o,. ss~so ~ w. .'e paatts
htrh.,orfr ,ovo1 .n11 IT,. o A.1"sa up to III
co,,rso a,,fror t,,erorron, , ~ o''s''o "asssa q
D. Forcirncr. n,r,,,aa, ,~on ,.
of tbor ncnf,a -; n, ,,asn ut 10 To .ne esteil
vlluu tn ao,, ~ t,,o s ehaa,. assea "lllea 10 a's
petitora Tl,a ia tho r,,o.ot tr.as .,' ose. COZ.
ho+woon ;r;1,,,s,.I. -. 4, sao "ot'd orr.
, 1875-03-10

~. ACADEMY OF YMEslc-llai*,td :t.ret. hetvssn Mad
!ann AMI Monroe. Engagement nf John T. RAYMOND,
- Col Mulberry Hetlc.s." Afternoon and eysninR.
, 1875-03-10

ADELrIi1 1TltEhTRE-Dsathnsnf ftrret, corner ato,,.
Afternoon and oFcnlnE.
, 1875-03-10

MONKEYS .Tt1EATRE-nandnlnh, ,.re-t. between
EtAsk md IaSatle, nI,guS iouao an tto Nridvnn Al
tafnoon and evening,
, 1875-03-10
T0.pAf's ADJUSTMENTS

,0RAMn, oPFnAin9VsE,G'stk street, oppc.!ss
sfths Kitchen" Afternoon and s1snin9.
, 1875-03-10

arc vortl, III the ,nnrkots Of tho wor1,, ~,
tic farmera aro obliged TO sell thor nro,, aa'
at tho worlds prices, without a ,ou. 1'a y
bounty. "' !"
, 1875-03-10

.M'vICKER's .rrIEATRE-Htadlrons street, tetwcen
s'fIWI1t AZ and Crown"
, 1875-03-10

.HEsPERIA LODGE, No, III, A. r, anil A. M-rrr.
nl.t somnunieaton We4nettay evening. Mich ID. Wink
9n s IhFd ft.i!tnx brsthsen torIally Insl&e
GiiXB. i. FORESTER, Soc'y,
, 1875-03-10

UNION PARK LODGE, No. 80. A.: F.. Il 4. Nj
GATED s"manncation will be hc! Wedns*lsy evonns.
IT, 70. wozk n she A. 81 Dsgrcc. tuiI attendance Il
ANDREW CANT. seo'y.
, 1875-03-10

TO OyE AND ALr-AnEYOU SUFFERING FROM
cough cud 4nthna, bfnncbltls, any 0f thu varIous
troubles hSt =; otte9 tos1nH.tG IN
m!ne" s.fs h nd eiesss.. !snsJ TIT. aqaeE
Hoatun. Sold By all uEuEglsts:
, 1875-03-10

BIAShY LOpGE,. No. I'll, r. / a. M.-neznsr
rHmmuncAeh this tsFcdreaday} evening, At ~ a'clck,
Work oa ii. n. Des1eo Visiting !ctd!en sro eorisiiy
taTltod. IRA ". BukLL, ". IL
, 1875-03-10

CHICAGO MusEUAf-Monron nt.rst, between Dear
bosn Aud StAta. " "KAlse Stlamc."
, 1875-03-10

70 I9usEKEErEns::-THE ATTENTION OF
HnaILty of Iunett'4 F1avprnx E1tlncts They sso IN
trey troe troa the poisonous as AnA acids which
hsvors ~ p2r 9 ths market Thsy highly eancontfato
hnFn all tho tEcah1rss and dBllcacY tho frultA fp,
which they asc reepsrcd, anil loss expensive Meats
sonps ose mar 10 greatly improved By Uagnet4's Ell.
tract q Celcry.
, 1875-03-10


la'lled over tho first road still less md the
shipment snahller, it IL not cleas how the
company rendering tho service would RECEIVE
enough to pay for making out the way BILL
In thus abrogat'ng principle, tho Justice Of
which IL solf-ovidont, the Legislature com.
mitted wrong greater than tue one II sought
to repair.
One section Of the amended law will pro-
woke smile. It IL intended to insure close
running connections betwoon tho passenger
trains OF oil roads TINT cross or intersoct each
other. II the companies fail to mako such
connections aa the Railroad Commissioners
deem proper to 10 matle, md, after notice.
give no excuse satisfactory to tie Commits
sioners, the latter shall order tho connections
to bo made on penalty Of 800 for each day.s
dIsobedisnce. It nay DO presumed that tho
Commissioners will hardly undertake tho re.
sponsibIllty Of framing tie companies time
tables
Tho amendment Is disappointment to tho
railway companies. Tho people OF Wiseon.
sin wero willing and deslrous TINT any eyi.
dent injustice Of the Potter law should be
removed. It was shown That the rates fixed
in the law wero not only inadequate. but were
much lower than those onrrent In any other
State or country; snd, as no company whose
lineR were wholly within the State
was able to meet tho interest upon
its bonds, 1t was respectfully aud
earnestly asked that the companies be
allowed to charge remuncratiye rates. The
Toiluest Wag not m uurea9u,l Ahlo nne trha
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-02

BEAUTIFUL WoxEs.-The hair is
the browning glory of woman. There
are few Moderate defects which cannot
be remediel by the proper disposition
of the tresses. But when the hair be-
gins to fall out, or turn gray, in young
people, or With those in the prime of
life, there Is cause for real regret
When, this is the case, Halle Vegetable
Sicilian Heir Renerer will be found to
be a irst-class remedy, far superior. as
a sound medical medium, to any thing
else before public. 1t actually restores
gray hair to its original color, and in
the great majority of cases, causes it to
grow again when it is becoming thin.
1t is not ike many popular preparations,
a mere wash, but a scientific discovery,
Endorsed and used by physicians of
character. Address r. p. Hall & Co.,
Nashua, N. 81.
FOrneys Weekly Press, Feb. l, 1868.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-02

CoSTEsTKD ELEcrIox.-The exami-
nation In the case of the contested cleo
tion for the Senate of Maryland between
DIR. Lynch and Capt. Lawrence was pro-
ceeded with on Monday last before JUS
aice 10. +. Morgan, v. Camalier and J.
Simms Fenwick acting as clerks. Upon
n subpoena drees teeans, the ballots cast
at the election were produced before
the Justice, who proceeded to recount
them. DR.. Lynch was represented by
Col. Blackstone and r. G. Combs and
Capt. Lawrence by Col Crane. An OBJ
lection or protest was entered BY Col.
Crane TO the jurisdiction of the Justice,
alleging that, under the law, lie had no
authority to count the ballots, and that
the notice served by him on Capt. Law
renee did not fully set forth allthat was
required by law. The law relied on by
Col. Crane was Sec. SO, Article IS, Code
Of Public General Laws. The objection
Of the Colonel was overruled. The fol.
lowing is the result Of the recount as
made by the Justice:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-02
PIANO WORKS.

Fairy Fingers, Pearl Drops, Magic Circle, and
Young Pianist. -Four coiecIions of easy Pi-
ano Music, suitable for young PLAYERS, mos,
Of the pieces being without ociaves. Fac n
,o, 81 rs in boards; cloth and gilt, Stso.
Musical Recreaiions. 4 collection of Dance
Music. 81 IS in boards; cloth 4 gilt ~ So
Golden Chimes 4 choice COLLECTION Of Parlor
Music, by III kinkei. 81 IS in boards; cloth
and gilt, 81 So.
difficulty. by Wvman. kinkei, etc 81 as in
boards; cloth and gli;, 81 30.
Strauss waizes, Vols ! and II. Ask for Pc
tiers Edition, the only co,npei- copy giving
the full ~al'zes As played by Thomas Or
chesira. - in boards; cloth, 81.
Pearls Of Melody. A collection of Dance and
Parior Nusic. 50 in boards; full gilt, s..
Peters Parlor Music. Vol I. Oar latest and
hest Piano Music Of moderate distle al,y.- -
in boards; full gilt. -.
La Creme de la Creme. Vols and H. A col
lection Of Che &c Piano Music, by Thalberg,
Liszi, Heller, etc. This is decidedly the best
collection Of bound music in the market
Zach, 50 in boards; full gilt. 81.
Beethovens Sonatas, svo fall giit, -
Chopin's wal'zes, 81 So; Polonsises. 81; Noe
turnes, 81; ballads, 81; Prelndes. 81 SO;
Sonaies. 81 So All in sid paper covers.
Nendelssohns Complete Piano Works Ele-
CANT fp.io edition, in I vols, each, - SO; aso
edition. full gilt. vols each, - SO; Q 70
edition, paper cove :. : vols. each, - so.
Mozarts Sonatas- Full gilt, - Sc.
wsber's tiaao Works. Full gill, -.
Mailed, postpaid, on receipt of price.
Address,
J. L. PETERS,
SAB BroAdvay, \. Y.
L
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-02

1905. =.
r,- - - ~ -. -
-
s essI =, *; : !. I \. ;s,;n nss
o': -. !. =. -,
- $500,
--.a,n
- - 49, 49, -. - y g.. :. nv =. ~
80 @. = - :. - .uuei 'u ~
- 49, A. mInas % 'ne
n-n 800 vne.e 49,
zoe .o e. n. Dcue-
~ oI ies:s - anna AL ,nese
ops..aon - s o. .ne sing
. =. M ne c3u IL
- 49, - --n 81, -
Pe. 80 = 1o:sp..
-nlof n.s'on .. MsPec'.o.s
80 PsvPs1 =. si"es y 'n's
A.s.y cnle1 -. ne /" soon 70 oe
. .,lea sers. oe3evea ~ m.ny
=
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-02

Our County vorE.-A final rectifi-
cation of the returns of the late election
IN our county for State candidates
shows, that Carroll received 1914 votes
Harris, l3so-majority for the form
or, f24. Gwinn received l452-Wallis.
l44a-majority for Gwinn, 8. Wool.
ford received l413-Wilkins, l42I-
majority for Woolford, 81. From this
posting up. it will be recognized, that
all cur nominated candidates received
majoritles here at the hate election, the
average being over 81. We have no
doubt that this average would have been
largely increased had our State Ticket
been assisted by local nominations aud
1t is fair to presume, if such nomina-
tions had been made. We should have
triumphed as well locally as in the con.
test for State officers. Be this as i,
may. it is certain. that on party issues we
out-namber the Republicans in ST.. Ma.
rye and that We have but to concentrate
to command victory hereafter in our
county for all positions.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-02

DEATH OF STocK.-Recently, three
oxen. the property of VIM A. Loker,
Esq, of our town, died on his farm in
this district under somewhat mysteri-
Gus circumstances. The cattle had
been carefully penned the previous eve
ming in the farm yard, which is under
excellent fencing, and next morning
the fence was discovered thrown down
and the oxen found in 4 wheat field
adjoining. Mr.. Loker is certain the
fence was not thrown down BY the oxen.
the surrounding evidence being that
this was done by some intelligent agen-
CT. Soon after, the oxen exhibited
q restlessncss of manner which induced
the belief that they were suffering with
ordinary cole or bowel disease and for
this they were treated, but without anv
beneficial effect. As the symptoms de.
voloped, it was soon discovered that
the complaint, whatever it was, was con-
fined to the head and an examination
after death proved the intestines to be
in normal condition. They lived
about "a hours after they were taken,
and during their paroIysms of pain,
would paw and toss their heads, fire.
quentl,y opening and shutting the mouth.
The tongue, throat and lungs were
found nearly black and in state of
Putrifaction Immediately after death.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-02
Light Brahma Fio,c!s and
Bronze Turkeys.
>fandard Birds. No Humbug

Nor having pulleis to mate more than two
IN or three more irios or pairs, ! will sell
the balance of my soung roos,ers ('oo 6ne TO
kill) for the low price of 81 rer head. or ! for
SIS. or four for Sc to one address, and giving to
the purchaser, TO amt. OF $500 and upwards.
Hills treatise on chicken cholera, the directions
in which, If followed, will verv soon extermi-
Raie this scourge Of the poultry yard. have
some fine young gobblers of the above tanned
breed trrice 81 90 q pierel which will more
than pay their cost in one season in the inn
provement OF your stock. and sell for more
than that amount after his services no long
er wanted. For orders TO the amount Of $40,
] will send the cholera work and the Poultry
Ne tion for one wear free. Il, is edited by ".
II. Todd, Of Ohio, assisted by other noted
breeders in different parts of the country. which
is n guarantee of its value. No one however
high up in poultry matters. can fail TO find in
;eres' and profit in . years issue. BY this Of
fer, persons in a n-ig hhcrhood can club and or
der 10 one address ard obtain fine stock ~ q
nominal price. besides valuable Information
worth many times the cos, Of birds.
Call ard examine stock or address me at Cal
ifornia. 81. Mary's County. Nd.
{. B. WISE.
Nov IS, lsI5-:ws
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-02
THE Coxrrsr FOR rHx a,-o,

The CoxTrsr FOR THE Arro,xxx
GrSEnALsHIP.-The arguments are all
IN. We believe, on the issue raised bv
Mr.. Wallis as TO tie legality Of Tn.
Baltimore election and his RICH. TO the
Maryland Attorney Generalshin and
the Governor is now busily eu.-ased
sitting the law, preparatory to the
making up of his decision, which i, is
nov expected viii be announced IN 81
few days. If adverse 10 Wallis the
the case. in It's legal aspects, will have
ended-if otherwise. the trouble will
only have commenced. It's no, nm.
likely that Wallis and his friends xo,,a
prefer an adverse decision by the Gov.
ernor. rs there is little doub, Of his
ultimate defea. if the case goes TO tb,.
Courts. and cs an adverse dec;s;c, Inv
the Governor would supply much de-
s'rabie capittl to ''Reformers in fu,r,s
c. n'"s.s with the "Rin-."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-02
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-02
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