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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-24
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Orplzas' cssrt n s.. ksvy'< osnnsy, ssf:-
june Is. Is7s.
InRDEEEp BY THE COURT. Thai ii.
- lei G. Tyler, wffissra 8ires snd 10
ssyh r. ksy, Executors % DAVID w TY-
LER. late Of saint Nary,s eoantr. va. DE-
ceased, give the notica required ~ law 70 Ire
deceesed5s creditors 10 exhibit their claims.
AID that the saase be published once week
fsI SIX Successive weeks in TIE 81. Nays gss-
cen.
jsxrs Ratrx,
Register willsfer ST Esry's county.
-
NOTICE.
In pursuance OF the above order we hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the
urplass' Court OF St Nary's co Maryland,
letters iessafaentary on ths personal sststs
OF David = Tyler, late OF said counsy, de-
osasef. All persons haTiry claims agains;
tae said deceased are hereby notified 10 ex-
nibit the same sith the proper vouchers at
tached thereto t. the subscribers, On or be-
fore the 2Ist day % Dee, 1875, they will
otherwise BY law be exeiucs1 from the benz
eists ct the said estate. All persons iEdet-
ted To the deceased are requested 70 make
ALLEN Z TYLER,
WILLIAM BIRCH,
JOSEPH II ksY,
Executors
June IL. is7s-sw.
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flights OF Citizen.

CftAe HHusa .Sfatss--Hos 70 sxsrciss and hosr 10
pTsssrss tAeis. By 7IegPliial Psrsoas, Ii. b.
Containing q commentary OF The Federal and
State Constitutions, giying their history and
origin, and itil e1planatica ~ their priaci-
PIES. purposes srd provisions; tire powers and
DATES Of Paolic offers; tine righ's Of the PEG.
pie, aud thc obligations Incurred in every rela-
ton OF lifp. also, parliamentary rules for DELHI
srafise bodies. ara fol1 directions aad legal
forms foT al Lusiatss transactions, as making
lis, Decds, Mortgages, Leases, Notes, Drafts,
Contracts, etc. A Law Library IN single vol
ums. I. meets the wanis u al classes and sells
10 srefrboly
t0SEsBRcTHEES Co, PhiIs.. Pa.
may 70, isss--ei.
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Benamin's Lot,
containing
800 acres,

more or less.
This land is located in the 4th Flee
ton District Of Saint Mary's County. Ma
r,land. sad is assessed to Joseph b. Da-
Wis. Aet. for Major Brayson. and The
State and County taxes due thereon are
rs foIIows-for the year 1873. s1274
with interest from the LIST January. 1874,
and for the year 1874. SIS 30
! with Interest from the Isl January. 1875.
This land is 10 be sold to the highest
bidder for cash. to pay the Taxes aud le-
ral charges thereon due, as por tho above
statement, aud the said land. when sold,
to be Conveyed by deed of bargain and
sale to The purchaser thereof.
BY order
G.. j DURANT,
Clerk 10 County Commissioners
fer St. Mary's county.
NOTICE is hereby given. that The sale
of the above advertised land will take
PLACE at the Ccur, House door in Leon
nrd.own, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of july
1873,
between tie hours Of IL o'clock, m. aud
4 O'clock, 2. m.
DEMETR;US CODE,
JAMES X. ALVEY,
Collectors.
June 10. l675--Iss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-24

In tlse Circuit Court for Sc Mary's coun-
", sitting rs Court OF Equity.
No 3i5 NE.
nRDERED, this 10Th day OF June
- 1878, that the sale made ard report
I'd by Robert & Combs. surviving Trustee,
10 this cause, be ratified and confirm
ed, unless canse TO the contrary be shown
on or before the Ind Monday Of Js!y
1870: provided copy Of thi, order be in.
serted in the ST Maryis Beacon. once 8
week for three successive weeks prior e
the said Ind Monday OF July.
The TeI orr states that the iaLd sold 70.
81 i5.
FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
Trae copy-Test:
j FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
June II 1sTb-2x
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-24

I'VE, the undersigned. hsve formed co
w partnership rn5er the s,yie AID name o.
MINIS d DUDLEY
for the transaction az a GEEEa4E cor
MS ION = BUSINESS AZ No. 81 Llyks Ssrsst.
Ealzsnssrs. snd respectfully sesiest ske raxro-
cage so iihsrally exten1ed 10 tAs ed fr.n.
r. SfnKy.
HRAk g LEDEEx.
Asssx isf. 1919.
nxreE II. ss1s--sfs
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NOTICE.

U1DE death of James s. Downs De-
Il volvinE apcn me the settlement OF
tho partnership accounts growing out
Of the publication cf she ST MAEY's BrA-
coS. notice is given TO all interested, cha,
measures win y, once be taken TO close IN
these Transactions. Parties indebted vil
save expense by prompt response 10 this
notice. The debts OF the hsm will be
paid by the undersigned.
JOHN T. KING.
Surviving Partner.
ysns 5, isT5-irs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-24

In the circuit Court for ST. Marv's caur-
ty sitting ~ Court Of Eqaity.
No. 35s EqGity
hRDERED, This 18TH day of June,
~ 1876, bat the gale made and report
ei ~ x e Combs anu Jos Il Key, Tru,te-sS,
il this cause, DE ratified ard confirmed,
unless cause 10 tlt contrary re shown
on Of before the 2Id Monday Of Julv,
1910; pIoy ,ied cory oi tiis orter be
pub.is. "a il The - Nary's Pgqror, orce a
week fer three successive weeks prior
~ the said 2ul Monday OF July.
IT." Creditors vii please Gle iheir ciaiFss
with the Trustees or wiki the Clerk Of the
CeEr; IN the above cose--otherwise ti.ey
may be iIeo.CIed iron, benefit OF the sale.
j FRANK FORD.
Cie~k.
True copy--Te,!:
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
june l., is7s-sw.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
-
NOTICE

In pursuance oftae above order, hereby
give notice that ! 3laye obtained from TIE
Orphans Court of St Mary's county Mar
land, letters Of az 'iuisira.ion on tile narson n
estate Of Geo New ton, late Of said 60 de-
ceased. All persons having claimsayaiu tina
said deceased ere hereby Ectited to exhibit the
same with the proper .pu-ters alta cheA there =
TO, to the Ibscriher, on or before Che i0th ia '
OF Nov. 1873, they will otherwise by law be
excluded from al! benefits Of the said estate.
All persons Indebted 20 the deceased are re-
quesiet 10 make immediate payment to the
subscriber.
SJSANEAH NEWTON.
AdnIniStratrix.
May 6, lsT5-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-24
BAUGH & SONS
HIGHGRxDE
Manure for Tobacco.

Moisture. (det. at l00o CT 1859
Volatile Matter, 50. 3sl.
Capable Of producing Ammonia, 6 3e7
Soluble Phosphorus Acid, S7g5
Precipi,ated Phosphorus Acid, COS
Insoluabie Phosphorus Acid, Ole
Total Decomposed Bone Phos-
phate, 2i.394
Undccomposcd Bone Phos-
phate, l.s5o
Potash tSclphate $500
Er We invite The attention Of Faau-
ERs to the above Analysis. TO the high
degree Of solability, the unusual per cen.
tase of Ammonia. and the very low guam.
iity Of moisture expelled when subjected
to artificial heat. Our Manure for To-
BAcCo and GRAIN is made from high grade
chemicals. aud is therefore uniform in
quality. II contains no REFUGE acid and
noih' ng that can prejudice the favor Of
the plant.
BAUGH 6 SONS,
SoLr MANUFACTURERS,
106 South street, Baltimore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-24

Agents Wanted 90 Sell
The Political, Personal, ana Properly
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-24

References by Permiss;on-C A James, Esq.
Cashier of the Bank OF Washington, Wash
ington, d. O.; Hon Lewis Mckenzie, Presi.
dent of the W & o Il Il CO., Alexandria, Va
II Froth, Esq, President of the Upper Pc.
tomac Steamboat; Company, AecotiRk. Va.
Messrs Davy h Harmon, Merchants, Alexan.
dria, Va; MsssFs Buzhy & Brown, Commits
sion Merchants, 232 North Wharves, Phla-
deiPhia; Hon b G Harris, Leonar down. Nd:
march | 8. lsT5-tE
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For Sale.

II oCUST POSTS for sale. Apply L,
~ L. s ABELL. ST.. Inigoes Pos
offce. st Mays county, Nd.
May 6, IsT5-tfs
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For sale by
VIZ A L0KER, Lsonardsc.sn, Nd.
Jas T. ABELL, .45cifs Wacrf.
may 20, ls75-lms
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|. =. Viking. ,. ?. HEsDRIcxsos. J.xLLoI
G. r. WILKINS g. CO.,
Commission Merchants,

For the sale Of Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Hay,
Grain, Stock aad nj kinds Of Country Pro
duee. eonsianments solicited. All orders
promptly attended 10.
No. COZ La. Avenue, bet. eth ana 10th Sta,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
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CONF TRJfA7ION NOTICE.

James Smith, for self,
and rext Tread and
Guardian OF
Hel r!ctca I Smith
vs..
Joseph Il. Eey and
David S Briscoe,
Executors Of
II 6 Key
& Others.
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Week Land

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kre The pro-
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town, MI.
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FOR TIE GUITAR

The La-gcs' ~ ? only Complete Instruction
hook iar ihr Tyoriit Instrument. Prize.
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June u. ls7b-sw.
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May 6, lsT5-ew.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-18
DON'T SLOP OVER.

Don't sop over," the old man said. As he placed his hand on the young mans
 head,
 "Go it, by all means, go it fast; Go it while leather and horse-shoes last; Go It while hide and hair on horse, Hang on together. O, go 1t, of cOdrse- Go 1t rapid as ever you can, But don't slOp over, my dear young man. Don't slOp over, You'll find some day That keeping an eye to the nindward will
 pay;
 A horse may run little too long, A preacher just preach fraction too
 strong;
 And poet who peases the world with
 rhymes
 May write and regret it in after times. Keep the enj of the effort always in view And don slOp over, whatever you do. Don't slOp over. The wIsest men Are bound to slop over now and them And yet the wsest, at work or feast, Are the very ones who blunder the least. Those who for spoiled milk never vail Are the ones who carry the steadiest pail Wherever you go, go in for the fat; But don't slOp overland freezs to that. Don't slop over, distrust yourself, Nor always reach for the highest shelf; The next to the highest will generally do, And answer the needs of such as you; Climb, of course, but always stop. And take a little breath this side of the top, And you will reach it in wind and strong shopping over. Thus ends my
 soRg"
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-18
He Earned.

He was a stogy-looking man, one eye sWelled shut, one finger badly bitten, coat torn down the back, hat gone. and his good eye having a wild look. He was a farmer, and he had come in with some produce, sold it for cash down, and sold his cash for Whis- ky.
 Found in an alley, ugly drunk" faid the court.
 "Well, I feel mean enough about it," replied the prisoner.
 Wanted to have good time, eh?"
 "Yes."
 "And I guess you had one! You look purity, you do, MT. Rambo l! You look nice to go home to your wife aud children"
 "I made a fool of myself"
 "And Pm glad to hear you own the corn, You were as ugly as a Malay when the police brought you in, but as you are all banged up, repentant and forty dollars out of pocket, Pm going to let you go hOme."
 Much obliged"
 'Is your wife an innocent-mind ed woman, MT. RambO? That is, does she always believe every thing you say?"
 "Yes, sir, most always"
 "Well, now, when you reach home you tell her that you were down to the ferry dock to see the little steamers canter back and forth over the foaming pillows, when four tugs and a propeller ran into your bows and almost stove you to pieces"
 "Yes, sir, 1 will"
 "And she'll believe it?"
 "She will"
 Well, go out. Put beef on your eye, salve on your finger, run your face for a hat, and when you come to Detroit again see if you can't keep from making a fool of yourseIf"-Detroit Free Press P6Lice Court Reports.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-18
|" Tramp ! Tramp !! Tramp "

He was travel stained and Wea- ry, and his eyes has Wistful look, as though he knew that rest was not for him below, let his tired heart crave it never so much. And, as he humbly asked the lady of the house for mOrSel of food, his venerable appearance and evi- dent want aroused all her woman ly generosity, and she presently set the poor tramp down to the remains of the family dinner.
 "Poor old man," she murmured sympathetically, as she saw him lean back in his chair, leaving his food untouched on his plate; "he is too weary to eat," and she ask ed him if he felt ill.
 Mot eXackly, num-" was the answer in 8 humble voice, "but mos people cooks their roast beef till it's Overdone, an OverdOne beef don't gener'lIy agree with me. " hav'n't got any Wooster sauce, have ye?" continued the medicant; "I mos gener'lly use it when beef ain't cooked to suit me-"
 Unfortunately the house of Me- Cornick was out of Wooster sauce," but Mrs. McC. brought the mustard and a plate of nice pickles, observing, with the faint est trace of sarcasm in he ton es, that if she'd known that he was coming, she'd have looked out for something better.
 o, Iain't very pertick' Ter, num-" said the old man, as he helped himself to another spoonful of gravy and cucumber pickle, "only jes' happ'n to mention it, 'cOS where there ain't no pie nor nothin' sweet for dssert, Overdone roast beef's more like to disagree with me-" and the meaknesS in the vagrant's Wrinkled face was touching in the extreme, as he looked humbly around the table, as though his former glance might have overlooked the luxuries of which he spoke.
 But Mrs. McC. was rather too far gone with speeches. indigna- tiOn to frame a suitable answer, and so the old man, with a mourn ful sigh, went on eating, and de- veloped most singular and WOn- derful appetite, which was gra- dually appeased as the four-pound piece of beef was reduced a shape less fragment, and the last boiled pOtat0e had vanished from the dish.
 ''I hope you've made dinner," calculated Mrs. McC. in fine irony.
 Well, yes'm; I've eat wus wit tl9s," said the old medicant, with with deep humidity, as he push ed his chair back from the table, and appeared to seek something in the floor.
 "What is it you are looking for?" demanded Mrs. McC. with snap that reminded one of the slam ming down of the lid of chest.
 "Nothin' mum-that is, nothin' pertick'l Ter; 1 didn't see no nap. kin, an thought 1 might a drop ped"
 But he never finished his speech, and five seconds later his white locks vanished through the doorway with amazing celer- ity, and an infuriated female, with a mop, following close behind, that he got fully half mile from the house before pursuit ceased, and he was able to light his cigar.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-18
About Eggs.

A writer in the Medical Journal describing dyspepsia, says: we have seen dyspeptics who suffer- ed untold torments with almost every kind of food, and torments of which they did not tell, after some medicine given for relief. no liquid could be taken without suffering. Bread became a burn. ing acid. Meat and milk were solid and liquid fires. We have seen these same sufferers trying to avoid food and drink, and even going to the enema syringe for sustenance. And we have seen their torments pass away and their hunger relieved by living on the white of eggs which had been boiled in bubbliug water for thirty minutes. At the end of a week we have given the hard yolk of the egg with the white, and upon this diet alone, without fluid of any kind, we have seen them begin to gain flesh and strength and refreshing sleep. After weeks of this treatment, they have been able, with care, to begin on other food" And all this, the writer adds, without taking medicine. He says that hard-boiIed eggs are not half so bad as half-b0iled ones, and ten times as easy to digest as raw eggs, even in egg-no
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-18
TOWN OFFICERS.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
DOMESTIC.

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 Newspapers, seeds, etc., (see list in Post Office) limited to 4 lbs., l cent ench 3 ounces or fraction.
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The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-18
Chr Arizuna Srntinel.
Published Every Saturday, by
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The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-18
An Afectionate Brother.

A couple of enterprising men, doing the clothing business in At lanta, Ga., are interviewed by a customer in search of coat. The senior member of the firm handles the new conner, and soon finds "a first class fit." In answer to the price, the response is "eighteen dollars"
 "Well, sir, I like your coat very much, but don't like the price,"
 "Vell, mine frent, ze price is nothing so you like ze coat. We let you take lem at 15 dollars"
 The customer still complains of the price, saying that fifteen dol lars was too much. This was too heavy for the dealer, so, taking his customer to the extreme end of the store, and drawing him in- to a dark corner, he Whisperes in his ear:
 "Mine frent, I let you have zat coat for twelve dollars and half"
 "Well, sir," said said the cus- toner, "I like your coat very much, and am satisfied with the price, yet I would like to know why this mysterious perform ance?"
 Well, mine frent, you see dot leetle man dere? He is mine broder He got ze heart desease, and so help me gracious, fine was to hear me tell you I take twelve dollars and half for zat coat, he drop dead init his track!"
 A Boston girl, just one month married, upon meeting an old schoOlmate in the street, put on verywise look and remarked |: "You cannot imagine the labor and anxiety incident to the care of family"
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-18
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all debts for advertising due the ARIZONA SENTINEL prior to September 18th, 1873, are pay able to c. L. Minor, and from and after that date to Wm. J. Berry. All unpaid subscriptions to the Sentinel" are pay able to Wm. J. Berry, who will also com plete all subscriptions paid to c. l. Minor prior to October 18th. 1873. Per sons having claims against the "Senti nel" office prior to the 18th inst, will pre- sent them for collection to c. l.. Minor.
 C. l.. MINOR,
 VIM. J. BERRY OctlS.tf
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-09-18

"A Mobile man has trained an alligator for watch-dOg." And now the question arises. What will a watchdog do with a train ed ali1gatOr?-DetroH Free Press.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01
TESTIMONIALS.

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Lo uis, Mo ....
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Stephens.
Governor of Alabama
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