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The Armies of selavonio Turkey.

The possibility, which happily for the
peace of the world lie as yet no more than a
possibility, that all the Sclavonic depen
denotes of Turkey in Europe may drift into
the conflict now raging between the Gov
ernment. Of the Sultan and his subjects of
the Herzegovina and of Bosnia, gives i'm
mediate interest to the question of the
strength for warlike purposes of these de-
Tendencies. This is much greater than it
IL commonly supposed in this country, we
suspect, to be. The three SclavOnic ma.
.tionslities or semi-natiOnalities with which
Turkey would have to deal in case of q
general revolt of her European vassels are
the principalities Of Montenegro on the
Adriatic. Serbia on tho Save and the Mid
die Danube, and Roumania which controls
the lower course and the great outlets Of
that mighty river.
h n Montenegro has never peaceablya and
permanently accepted the sovereignty of
Turkey, and even when the celebrated
Grand ViEier Kuprili- Pasha in the year
1914 marched an army Of 10000 men into
their country, seized ali their leading
chiefs and drove the people from all their
towns, plains and valleys into the mountain
Businesses, the Turks were only able to
hold the land for less than four years. Un"
der the Vladiks Peter PetrOvichs prince
and bishop, who ruled Montenegro with
sense and coursge and tact from l777 to
1880, Montenegro acquired real solidity
and independence, as well as something
like the beginnings of q general civilization.
Serbia, though still! a nominal dependency
of the Porte, to which she pays an annual
tribute of l jig, 225 tax piastres equivalent
in our gold to about $IOO, 00O), is really an
independent state, governed by q Heredi-
tary Prince, q Council of State and a
SkOuptchina or Assembly of I34 members,
of whom thirty-three Rre named by the
Government and 10I elected by the people.
The military organization of Serbia iscom-
p1ete and is modelled after that of SwitZ-
erland.
Roumauia, which was called into exis-
tence under the Treaty of Paris, and which
consists of the two provinces of Moldavia
and Wallachia united, ia spite Of the ef-
of one HospodaE for both PROVINCES in l661,
is to ali intentg and purpOsesa an indepen-
dent European power, ruled by an elective
Le0isls1nFe of. two chambers and by an
elected "Heredttary Prince" Charles of
Hohehzollern; blood relation both Of the
living Emperor William and of the late
Emperor Napoleon H. TsFeie
The Roumanian army has been reorgan-
lied tince the accession of PE1nce Charles In
1856, on the German model.
Roumelia, with its 4, SOC, OOO inhabitapts5
has an effective army of l3S, 600 men. Bat
the principality has military stores and
weapons.enongh to arm double this number
of troops.
Summing mp those figures We Rnd that
IL the three SelavOnic states we have
named join their forces to those OF the
Herzegovinian and Bosnian revoltere, they
can put into the fel6 against Turkey, in
round numbers s..s
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N,rnlng star and Catholic Messenger.
IFrom the Lamp.l
THE BETTER PART.

:, Sweet sister Lucille. watch thee working
From morning till nightfAll ON cloth Of gold,
On silks OF purple, and finest linen.
Ard gems lie before you OF worth mt told.
,xskest thou vestments for. holy preacher.
> And cloths to adorn the altar rafeie Jaw =.
.. IA In ~ quOth Lucills, "thoa simple creature j
Tho garments make intend to vearf
no.. thou mot 600 am nobly fashioned.
4. REGAL indeed IL my bearing and mien; reg
Arc mot my features - finely chisslleds IN
A, cen we're the features Of Esypts queen
work, and work. and III nsEer weary,
UntilFich garments be duly wrought.
su,. Cd to olcthe my unrivaiisd form, -
, Fer which tissues fttine cannot DO bought.
Bat, my gentle Mary I wssch thee praying.
And wasting many precious day.
{ ssunterfng ont amid lanes and alleys.
y And talking "a, begg2rs upon the highway.
: You bring them in to sit at your table. q, wa!
= You feed them on savory meat and wines e
Are they above you. that you should ciothe them,
Ard 90 burably servo wills they feast snd diners
Then answered Mary: "God's poor. my sister.
Are more than our equals. I should say;
Ono day they'll feast in the Kingdom OF heaven,
= For Christ viii call them from hedge and highway.
/. too am working costly garment p "1e 5H
with tears and pensnce, fasting and prayeri
TYs 20 clothe my soul, and with Gods needy
The raiment weave hope to wear"
Kash walked her way through this vain world;
Lucille lived with courtiers who gave her praise,
solieitcus still to adorn her person,
She FILTERED time to the end Of her days
She worh'd and workd, and mover felt weary,
Changing her costume changed her will; '12
When death came unfinished still were her garments
But witherea and sinful he tonnd Lucilie.
Each walked her way through this vain worlds
Mary sought neither oourtisrs nor praise.
But In the lasar house. arm and steadfast, ."c
Good she worked to the end OF her days. So
She smooth'd the couch Of the sick and dying
She taught the sinner the wsys Of the Lord
She gave to the ''Nttle ones" drink refreshing;
Verify she shah not lose her reward.
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CARRIAGE MAKERS.

w. F. CLARK
1874 and 1885, Rampant street---- .134 and 1885
Between Toulopse and st. Peter,
NEW oRLRASs.
Manufacturer Of al kinds Of -
Carriages, Baroucies, buggieS,
Express Wagons, Platform and Elliptic Spring
--------f ...,. Wagons, ,.e
SEWING MACHINE WAGONS, ETC.
Agent for Jas. cunningham & Sons celebrated Car
- .ra. rtages and Hsarpes.
Country orders prQnptly attended 70. aPlI IS u
T THOMSON e BROS,
Carriage and Spring Wagon Makers,
60 and 20. .... RamparS Street. 90 and 20
Between Common and Grnvior,
Deceived Highest Premiums at State FAirS Of 1871, lsS
and 1873 for best Family Phston. Victoria, oPeR
and Top BuGgieS Beer WagcA GEooSr's ~
Wagon, Express wages, eto.
Being practical workmen, and employing meme but
the best mechanics prepared 20 make 20 order
repair Carriages BuGgisa snF WagS1S ssS; 90 y
our Manufacture. All work guaranteed fsl4IH
TosEPH SCHWARTZ,
nroRTER AKD DEALER
Carriage, Wagon and Cart Materials
sprinea Axlea, Bolts, Ready Made wheels, Buggy
Bodies, Wood Work, Trimmings,
PAINTS AND VARNIsHES
sARvEN PATENT WHEEL,
Carriage and Wagon Maker and Repairer,
SALES ROOM 10. a oARONDELET ST.
FactoIy--No. Carroll Street,
noe 741y KsW ORLEANS.
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Montenegro. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a 1000 men
SerpiN-. - --Sa=- AS< SSO men
Rcumania las 900 men
--or total of 29l 40 men, of no ordinary
ierceness and value a. fighting material.
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IMMENSE REDUCTIONS
Il IN
French Corsets and Hosiery.

so dozen gold medal French coRsETs, cost q s. at
10 dosen Woven French CoRSET6, cost o. IS at 81.
IS dozen Real French GIoveheting 81, ct o.
50 dozen Handmade French C0RSETS, cost "a 90, at
IS iOaea Real Robert worry, dOblebOne. extra long.
IS dozen $50 Bones cost IS, at IS so.
IS dozen Misses COR9ETS, cost 81 50. H9 POO.
20 dozen Ane Skeleton CoRSErS, At half the on nnl
value
100 dozen real Lotts Bp6TLES, at $50.
Sizes OF CorsetS, 10 TO 90 inchos
Remember the French Correct Emporium,
fts7 5So II HEfMAN.
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Bishop walshe's Catholic Offering :.
Sunday Within the Octave Of the Nativity.

rHE rEgrrvAL or TIE HOLY NAME or THE B. Y ,.
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Office, No. 81 Camp Street.
JOHN HENDERSON President
P. IRWIN, Vice President.
Z. THos. F. BRAGG, Secretary.
At an election held on MOniay. the Sd inst. the
following named gentlemen were chosen Directors Of
This Company to serve for the ensuing year:
p. Irwin, tf- John Henderson,
Thee e an5asF lIsgy' Thongs e KKi flag
T5Os { Si a'SSe,. W; S SsStsn,
Emile Gauche.
And at meeting Of the Board. held May 10th, JOHN
HENDERSON, Esq. President. and P. IRWIN, Esq,
Vice-President, were unanimously reelected.
The Board declared out Of the net profits Of the
Company for the past twelve months 10 per cent in
teres also per cent dividend the paid up capital
and 30 per cent dividend premiums paid by stock
holders-said interest and dividends under the amend
ed charter to To placed to the credit Of the stock
cash at the Office Of the Company and after July 18th
next ..s-
THos. F. BRAGG, Secretary.
New Orleans, May 81. 1875. myss 75ly
THE FIREMENs INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Office, Corner Camp and Grayier Streets.
INsUREs AGAINST FIRE ONLY.
This Company il now ready to take Rsks against
or Damage by Fire
]. n. MARKS. President,
T. PRUDHoMME, Vice Presidents
R. q. BENNERs. Secretary;
JAS. BOYCE, Inspector.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
JON EEi,sPssFiok:. S;Tsyis III. s:saoh'.
G. Sporl Wm.Swan
L. r. willis, B. Wormann,
l. B. Cain, a. a. Rierhofst,
Cnas Hemsrd, A. h. Isaacson
T. Prudhomme, B. n. Pond,
Otto Thoman, Geo. Waters.
mh14 rs ly
TEUToNIA INSURANCE COMPANY =
KEW ORLEANS. ....
ofoe, No. IS Camp Street.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks ct Lewegt
A. EIHEER BADGE President
Oh RN0STFELn. Vice President,
GEORGE STRoNEYER, Secretary.
BoARD OF TRusTERsI
Henry Abraham, A Elmer BedoF, BaumEaEceA
Eal Bondie. Oh EnGgtfeld, Frank,
9oSr0ve, by HRlleR, Sigmund Stats,
%so K EsIIsSth., s Msr GRi FEE LeenhAro
Frank Roder, Loujs Schneider, W Schmidt
3: selg, Isaac scherok, Louie SohyartS
J u Schwartz, Il Wilderman. Z WeisSoabaoh,
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY HOLDERS AND
i TensntS --The New Orleans Sanitary ana E1cavn.
ting Company beg TO inform the ctsens Of New
Orleans that trsy have perfected All the necessary
for The cleaning and emptying Of privtes a1d snke
TIA apuarnfun used 81 known ~ the aOdorlese Exca
vang pparatus and So the IS that used in New
York WaShinRton Baltimore and other large cities Of
an alright tank and deodorizing attachment by
which Of vaults and sn ks can be removed
Tthout creating any nuiaanos oenaive odor during
the ordinary working hours Of the day as well IS ct
ni0ht and With the greatest ofcisncy and dispatch
This systsm only inaugurates valuable sanitary
reform but IL much cheaper than any other now
Further Information be had regarding the working
Of the new ns the Office OF the Company, l5S
omon street. and all Orers left there addressed 70
Dor oi3 Postofice, viii receive prompt attention
~ " {ylf 3n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-30
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Messrs. King and Downs-Gentlemen.
Please announce IGNATIUS e MAT
TINGLEY aud ROBERT q COMBS Is
candidates for Seats in the next House Of
Delegates. and say they will be warmly
supported BY Chap,ico District and the
voters Of the county.
Dec 3, 1874. DExocRArs.
Messrs Editors-Plesse announce Mr.
JAMES + ELLlCOrT. of st. Inigoes'
district. a. . candidate for seat in the
next House Of Delegates. and say that he
will be warmly supported By
Feb Is, 1875 Many Friends.
Messra Editors ofSt. Mary's Beacon
As John Ailstsn, ESQ, has longed served
the public interest in our county sincerely
and faithfully, aud has been unwilling 10
receive any houors within the gift Of the
people, we hope that his son, JOSEPH 8.
ALLS1AN, Esq. viii. consent to be can
dida,e for the next Legislature, whose eff
cheney and party zeal 10 we'll known to the
people OF the county. He will receive the
undivided support Of
Factory aud ST lnisoes'
March II, 1878
Messrs Edisors-Piease say in the next
issue Of the Beacon that the public inter
est will be promoted by sending Col JNo
F DENT to the Senate and Col THE.
HARRISON and JOHN DiLLAHAY TO
the House Of Delegates. The working men,
the Taxpayers and all that feel pride In
our good OLD county will support such a
ticket s# t'
may 13, 1875 Democrat.
JOSEPH II KEY Il announced ~ q
candidate for seat in the Lower Branch
Of the next General A .sembly Of Marylap
aud will be warmly supported by
Charlotte Hall District.
may Is, 1876
The friends Of JOSHUA JONES announce
him as a candidate for seat in the next GEN
eral Assembl of MARYLAND and solicit fer
i'm the support Of the vot ers of the county at
the ensuing November election.
Sept 8, 1875. Working Men.
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Excelsior Farm Gate

VTVHE UNDERSIGNED, having rurehrfra the
II Right OF .Stspiea Spoeve's Pa;fsf Gis'. i-v
50. Nays c sunty is now prepared 10 SCI
FsSm Rights for this iocsiity There is > ssJ"
Of this patent now on exhibition in eoBard-
town and parties desirous Of supplying ih1m-
selves with Farm Rights are invited to insre't
II or they can obtain information iis me-
its and workings on application to uv.
This Gate Is coming into general EsC -
rapidly as possible, and the dry IL rs-t far
distant when 10 will be seen Oh envy Nslf
ordered farm. These are tie reassss rLy-
lst-It is the cheapest Farm Gate q at rsef
can be constructed. 1.-THE materials costing oily
$1.5i -
2nd-!t Ia the handiest. most dar LIZ Hnss
strongest for the amount OF material as u
2nd--it Is the most secure Of all Eirm es'~,
u being absolutely impossible for any auiSssi
to open IL fao matter low unruiy
sth-It il more easily Constructed MIRA any
other gate, or erea bars. -
shit does away with the big gtfe pots
and hinges.
sth-it d nsrs,isg with snBousara eue~. 50
wherever infssssneea; lit is es,sss.,sd there
are 400, 900 is use.,
: Ifh--if has taken the FIRST Pre1si Sfu 4 3 n
the Iowa. couasy and Stale Tairss y b. Efser
IL has been on exhibition.
eth--t have The En,rsf satisfactory rere rzns-n-
dAsions, winch will he sloHn en- err HSati.,a.
Farm Rights S. apply 70 ma
j PHILIP GEEENGki;I- -
Leona; dto~R, I'd
Sept .. isTs-Im.
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Iaunounce myselia candidate for State
Attorney and solicitthe supper tof myfellow
tixens.
Novl3 1873. JAS T BLACKSTONE.
Respectfully announce myself ~ a candi
date tor reelection to the Office OF States At.
torney for st Msry's county, and hope to re-
ceive, as heretofore, the liberal support Of my
fel,ow-citizens.
Nov 20. 1873. ]. PARRAN CRANE
Iaunounce myself as q candidate 70 I he
office of States Attorney for St. Mary's, and
respectfully ask the support of the voters Of
the county.
Jan 1874. JAS II. WILSON.
Messrs Editcrs-Please announce Dr.
STEPHEN L d NEALE, Attorney and
Counsellor-st-Law, - candidate for the
position of States Attorney. We believe
him to be admirably fitted to discharge
with filelity, holiness aud ability the re-
sponsible duiics Of the Office.
march 5. 1874. Many Friends.
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Candidates.


sssssa1s Csi. &DFH =. DEBT, = C1aelire
district, = : cnad1daae - 2ll The uooxpsrs1
,ssm ~ The laae Hea. .C6apnaa niIl1onley q
lhs SsnAae - MnSylsna. - easAt6ney 6col
Dent fif IT, Coloae1so Goooeot en- ~ Ghenfned
oseaaisaalea q Sc. Matyss as1 utll srsae1nss
ssd. Il = ssllsssd. ssfiC5 - parsy ID thscsa-
lag canp1iea. Thbh d slaslea q Deass q
N Cd de0orfAt Who hne 20 am % Rriud and
vhoss soly esject h ~ ssess0 - he vhole
1enoegatic tieket. rAsMen.
II. Isle
Iaaaounee nysi1fss esnaiaase ~ she So
ate 70 ell he uaexpesed serD - car lass d.
tisRuisked refssspasasiss, Col. G. RiIliae6ley,
asd respectfully sslieis the support - ~ -
THos 4 LYNCH.
/ respectfully ssnoesee mysslf . .
candidate fcr the State Senate, to serve
out the unsxpired term Of Col Chapass
Billiogslsy. and hope 10 ressiss tie libsr-
81 support Of my fclIov-eitisess.
r JOHNSON COTTON.
Dee -. 1874
Msssss. Edjters :-Yas vii please an
uounee Mr. THOS n BOND % . eaudi-
date Tor The Senate, asd say that the Pa
texsst District WI ssahd " him N
MAssR.
Feb 4. 1875.
Ass0s King 4 Yates, Ceafiemea .-Piesse
announce DIR JAMES H NILES, Of 81 lni-
goes district, ~ the straightforward and ss-
se1visg Republican candidate for the Sem
ate, and say thst he will receive the undivided
support Of al risAs-miaded voters Of the party.
Sept 8, 1875 Many Constituents.
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A CAR o.

To my feilor-eifizens I'm announcing my
self as a candidate. as have done through The
columns Of the BEACON. I but carry out the
wishes and persuasions Of many Of the best men
and truest democrats Of the county, who have
persuaded me 10 become candidate for seat
in the Com missioners Court. stand before
you rs a candidate Of the Old School, asking
for your support and confidence, aud promise,
II elected, TO iegislate faithfully for your inter-
est and the best interes, Of the county,
Fellow-Citixens, l have fought shoulder to
shoulder with you in many q democratic cam
paign, when We carried CONSERVATION into the
ranks Of the enemy and marched braveiy on
with hying colors to the polls where the enemy
was always defeated aud driven back with
shame and confusion. And now ] call upon
you all 10 come to my rescue, and like true and
faithful democrats and honorable men, 20 to
the polls this Fa and cast your votes for good
democrats and honesl men who will legielate
for the best interest Of the community at large,
and not, like The majority Of the present Beard,
or the bene6, OF paper railroads and partisan
ew. JOHN II. BCCKLER.
August s, 1879
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CHAPTER 1911.

AN ACT prohibiting the sale Of spiritu.
ous or fcrmented liquors IN the several
counties Of the State on the day Of elee-
ton.
SECTION 1. Be Il enacted By the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Maryland. That it .hall
not be lawful for the keeper Of any ho-
tel. tavern. store. drinking establishment.
or any other place where liquors ere cold /.
or for sny person or pessoes. directly OF
indirectly. 10 cell. barter. give or dispose
Of any ppiritlous OF fermeaied Liquors,
ale or beer. OF Intoxicating drinks Of any
kiad. on The dsJs Of election hereafter %
Be held in the several counties Of fhis
State.
SEC 2. And be il enacted. That any
person violating the provisioss Of this
Act shall Be liable to isdiefment BY the
Grand Jury Of the county shere the Of.
fence j. committed, and shall. upon con-
vietioa before eny Judge Of ssy Of the
Circuit Cossss % THE Slate, Be 6nsd .
ssn not isss than 6ity dollars nsr more
than ose hundred dsIlsrs for each and
every offence eae-haIf the 6ss shall b
paid to the ipfcrner. The other half 70
the C0uaiy Coeaissioaess. f6s The use
Of The public ROADS.
BENJAMIN fOXwELL,
SAv;S IF s.. Nory's county.
sept 16, ls15-h.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs Editors-Please announce RAPHAEL.
DOWNS as a suitable candidate for the next
Sheriffalty, and say that he will be warmly
supported by the voters Of Leonardtown and
Factory Districts.
Dec IL. 1878. MsPy Friends.
Mr.. Editor-Piease announce ]. FRANK
SMITH ~ Q candidate for Sheriff and, IL he
will consent to serve, he will be warmly sup
oprsed by his friends in Sc. Inigees' District.
Dec. 10, 1878. Many Voters. :.
Mr. .Editor-Please announce ZACHARIAH
MATTISGLEY q candidate for Sheriff. He
known TO be competent and deserving, and a
such viii be unanimously Supported by tbs
voters ofSt. Mary's county.
Leonardtown and Factory districts.
Jan 8, ls74.
The business capacity. promptnes IN
duty, humane conduct and personal in
tegrity Of BENNET r. ABEL. already
tried shd tested 10 the public service. ia
duoe the present announcement Of his
name for the next Sherifalty. No better
officer have va ever had nor one Who has
given greater satisfaction to plaintiG and
defendant. He has the confidence Of
business men and
Dee 8. 1912 Tan Masses. !
GEORGE A. SIMsfS. Of Leonard.
tovn district, is respectfully ansouseed
- . candidate for the Sheri6alsy e the
Noveabcr eleetios in 1875 and uiIl 70.
ceive the earnest support Of the business
men Of the eOsaty - veil - the endorse
aent Of MAxy Rusans..
Dee3. 1874
Msssss EISfev,--Please annpsnce J. LGU2S
HyiEIsR4A. ~ inc ;rd eseciion district far
Shrsifs, and say. be xifi Re warmly Supported
ey the voters ~ Chs riotte Hall Disuirs-
sept 3, lss5s fI4
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ESTRAY.
STATE OF MARYLAND,

STATE OF MARYLAND,
81. Mary's County, to Wit:
hereby certify, That on this 10Th day of Sep
, iember, in the year 1878. before me, the sub
scriber, q Justice Of the Peace Of the State Of
Maryland, In and for the county Aforesaid, per-
sonaiiy appeared John ID. Greenwich, and made
oath, In due form Of Law, that he has taken mp,
as an es,ray. trespassing upon his enclosures,
In the Factory district, the following described
property, to wit
A LIGHT RED HEIFER, about Z years old,
NO ear marks. white crumPled horss, white
belly with a few dark spots. white tail and
red from knees down.
Given under my hand,
THOMAS DENT, Up.
The owner Of the above described property ID
requested TO come forward. prove property, pay
charges ane take her away on or before the leil
day Of DECEMBER, lSI5-oiherwise she viii
lie disposed Of according to Law.
JOHN d greenwich.
Sept l6, lsGs-3ts
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SheriFs Sale
of Valuable
80
REAL ESThTl.

p Y. virtue of one writ of Venditioni
- Exponas. issued out Of the Circui,
Court for Saint Mary's county, State oil
Maryland. at the suit Of the State Of Ma
rylaDd. use Of John Parsons. use Of II L
Burroughs. against the goods aud chat
tells. lands and tenements Of Charles L
Fowler. Francis L Ma,tingley aud John
Parsons. surviving obligors Of George II
Morgan. and to me directed. have seised
aud taken in executions oil the right. IT,
tie. interest. claim and demand, a Law
and in equity. of the said Charles L Fow-
Ter. Francis l. Mattingley aud John Par
sons. surviving obligors Of George II
Morgan. in and to the following real c.
tate. to wit:
One trac. or parcel Of land called and
known as PART
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HAMvASSERS wanted FOR fwo superb
WIN works Of FSeseA sys, sln - RSs-
AwAr AxU MA PxTA" and the pretty pair.
"Tax plsuEn. AND rss mar" These pieisrss
are wsrtAy # place 10 esssiy ae~<s and ines-
Psnsise enough fnr ,hs siapl0i. Stsaisg rap
-. esa sAxs o. s'sHr; We sssssnses re.dy
actis pessca Who win take hold can make 1
hAndsone in-ome. Send for our best terms al
oarc.es as-A-s. -
- J. , F0RD& CO.,
- Park Piacs, kew lors.
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Ron ccuxfr coxnissloxEP.
Nassa unloss 49, ,..o,,~e II.
IHO1 L fRsENA 81 ~ IL fss Election
Dssescss - = eAnctaAte for Cobuay Cuu-
9iaisosf. dad say, Il ks viii cpnsent .
nan. - will b warmly supportpd BY Sc
Isixs0 disfies and The soless thrnuehcus
he county.
March Il. 1875 Dsnoems.
r. John @ HERBERT vi slIsv Ma
sans - b sssd fss Cssssy Crnais-isesr
= ths snsutax election, he will - warmty
suPported ~ the voters Of che county ern-
sraiiy and sreeislly By the large niss Of
march 10. 1875 Tax Payers.
-. Easssr-Yoe ere reqseeted to announce
AEFkywxCK tor re-eteciion TO the Gem
assSoseu' Cosrs ~ theeussisg eaecsiss. His
k,e.a and !, believed . bsaPPrsssd by i
march is, 1879 The People
please announce THOMAS n. SHAD.
RICK - Z eandidate br e~unty Com.
missioner. and cay that he viii be warmly
suppoTted by the voters Of Factory and
Pstuxenf district.
Esrch IS. 1875 Many Friends.
Nesss Editcn Please anncuecs JAS.
II ALVEY hs County Commissiones. ami
say. IL he viii consent % Be . candidate.
be viii be Warmly supported by Faiux-
ent, Chaptico sId Charlotte Hall ilixxic.s.
April I. 1878 Many Fien}s
JOHN II. BCCKLER u recommended
to tie voters Of the County for the position
1t County Commissionef ut the ensuing
FAN cleo ion and will be warmly support
ed By his friends and tie
Democratic Masses.
June 3. 1875.
Asssrs Eaifors-You are reQuested 70 an
nounce JOHN PARSONS for reelection TO
the Commissioner Court at the ensuing cleo
ton, and say, that his continuance in that po-
si,ion will be acceptable TO the tax-paying in
terest Of tn: :coanty.
sept %, 1879 Public Interest.