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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10
Collectors Sale.

an application Of Demetrius Code and
u James X. Alvey. Collectors Of the
State and County taxes for the 4,h cleo
lion district Of Of s.. Mary's e'sn,y f,r the
years 1878 and 1874. IL i ordered BY the
Couniy Commissioners for Saint A.ar .
county. that the said D.mesrius Code aud
James X. Alvey proceed to sell. after
giving twenty days previous notice a, the
Court House door and most public p.acs
in the c,unty and BY publication in the
Saint Mary's Beacon. . newspaper pub
lished in Saint Mary's County. the fol-
lowing land in the 4th election dis,ric, Of
St. Msry's county. to vis
One tract or parcel Of land. called and
ksoUn by the name Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10

Hox. DANIEL CLARKE.-The Marlbo-
ro' Gcscte, in connection with the At
torney- Generalship of our State, makes
complimentary mention in q recent is
sue of Hon. DANIEL CLARKE, of Prince
Georges, and expresses the conviction
that his nomination BY the coming
Democratic State Convention would
strengthen our party in Southern Ma
ryland where we have such odds to con-
tend with" We have no doubt of the
accuracy Of our brothers provision and
as little that gentleman of Mr..
CLARKE's recognized ability as q law
yer, personal probity, devotion to his
profession and unselfsh character, would
add much to our party weight in other
sections. Southern Maryland has been
rather scurvily treated Of late days in
the distribution Of State honors BY
our party and we hope, therefore, that
the present opportunity for graceful
amcnde to our section viii not be allowed
to escape. But whether it be or not,
pending q nomination. we give our per.
sonal voice for Mr.. CLARKE, and We
give it in utter ignorance Of any and Of
all existing ring situations" or of the
relations, if any, of our favorite there
to.
'The name Of our esteemed friend and
fellow-eitizen, Hon. DANIEL CLARKE, il
prominently spoken of for this impor.
tant Office. If great industry, zeal and
eloquence, with large experience and
thorough knowledge of the law, are the
qualifications required in the discharge
! of the duties of this Office, then DANIEL
CLARKE is eminently fitted for it. Few
men Of his age in Maryland or else.
where have made such rapid progress
or stand higher in his profession. HI
would adorn the Office and do credit t.
the State. From his earliest manhood
he has stood true to the Constitution
and been an active worker in the party
to which he d faithfully and honestly
attached-ready at all times to grid on
the armor and eight its battles. He ha,
served the State in the Senate, House
and Constitutional Convention, and else.
where; and in every place his forensic
talent has placed him in the front ranks
with our best statesmen. His nomina.
ton by the Democratic State Conven.
ton would be hailed by host Of ad.
miring friends a. tribute to talent and
reward to modest worth, and greatly
tend to strengthen our party in South
ern MARYLAND where We have such odds
to contend with"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10

- We Aass seerivs1 III June No. q ~
Anesicaa Fsroes. uhich b Slid - usual ~
q great variety u reasonable articles fof ne
farmer. the eorist and hos.,caissrssi, = yea =
The psoek-Arerdes, -indeed. the esusests en-
haee alaesa everything ssresnry fss sbe conn
sry sesideaa, - be eifhes rgulaf tiiier Of ~
soil or an s1aseur. What. perhaps, vii mnsa
attract the psbiic afsea,soa In The nsness -.
fore a, 3 The numbes Of exsremesy imPssssss
papess apea The ssb3set q nanares, bone ssde
sa1 ssanesriai-alif from The pas Il gesIisosa
Of The highest SCI sti6e atiaisDssss and fs.e.
ticai exp<riescs- The Farmer . psh'issea
monthly. by 8. Sands 3 Soa, BaiiiDore. II
8. 60 pr AMMAN. o. copies fos ei.to eseh,
which iacisdes possAge. Specimen coptes ssss
free, on receipt Of three-ceat stamp.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10
aCollecfor's Sale.

ON spelsnatss - Jsha l. Fsssell.
~ CsiIsssss q lie 6sas ed eosssy
,.xes /. III ls1 sieesiss district Of Saiss
N.ss's sesssy fss NE yssf 1874. IL il
erlcsssA b. Ne Cssssy Commissioner for
0siss Msy's sosssy. thas the said Joas
Z. RoxueiI proceed 10 ssll. sises giving
r6essy lays prsviuss sstiss = the Cosrs
'Ho.ss asvs ssd noss pstlie places M the
essssy esd b psblisasiss II the Saiss
1easyis Dssess. . s<sspaRer pselisaeA
II Ssiss Msry's Cesssy. the following
lssd in the lss eleesiee dissssa q Sc. ~
rvs sessey. - uit
q q sscss o. psrs-i e lasd. called ssS
kpeun IN he ooos q.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10
NOTICE.

"HE death Of James 8. Dosps Se-
i volsiug upon me the setslcnens Of
the partnership seeoeass grovise ess
of the rsbliestioa q the So Mars BeA-
cos. notice 10 gives 10 sll iassressed, thas
.esssres win II iesee b takes 70 e3oss N
tbess tssss.ssi0ss. Pnties isdebssd yin
ave ezpesse b . pse~ps rssPssss 10 III
sstiss. Ths SeSss u The I'm uin b
psid y ths ssdessisssa.
= JOHN y. KING,
- Surviving Pssts9.
p Js.s .. lssselrs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10

SThe Rev. d.. John Hall indulges
IN : vholesoae, ld-fashioned talk about
mothers - the great educators, in The
Nsr Yos& La15er Of this week. Here
u his conclusiou: "Nothers are the
great primary educators; and they have
all too often no training for their work.
Who can help them? where il the pre-
ventive force TO be applied against these
evilsT We do not zee how the public
or the private schools can thoroughly
reach the diAirulty. But the mothers
who are nov bringing up their daugh-
tiers can do something. Remember
that accomplisAnents, gr.ces. even mo-
ney-making puxsuits Win Be less impor-
tant N the fusurs iaPpines q Tier
lives thaa sinpk. pin, psosaie eapa-
61ittss - viveG. DosAers, A0use.keep-
ers. Train ten on this psindple."
Hen w 1svsr q wrong seldom d
n yshsne.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10

ToaAcco PlAxrras.-Ts i.ssse quick ss.rs,
large srossA and early nasarisy, ~ .Exces.
sscs." manufactured By J. J. rsrses Co., Ras-
si~ere, and % -. jeoPardiss ysss ersps By
ssssg sntr'sd Fsrtiisers> The -Excvaser'' -
ssced The ssss fsr sevesssea .sars, asa - .e,.
quality.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10

snee hss coavinced the plan sen Of aasyiand and
vryisia that The 'Excslsiss," manufactured By
J. ]. Tnrner 3 Co.. Bsiiinore, hrs 10 eqaal IN
growing and ma,Iriag the tobacco piass. IL
contains all the elsmean aeccssasy tor large
growth and carry maturity. 1he quality q
tobacco grown By ''Exceasios" d very ssserioe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10
BlLTIKORE MARKETS.

wHrAf.-Recsipiss 81. 900 bushe's-3 eno bush
els Southern and iS.C00 bushels WesterE-
Shipments from elevators ~, 400 bushels; stock
in ELEVATORS III, s3s bushels
The sales ~ reported at Change have inciu-
1ed the following:
Sou,hern-loo bushels white at 100 ets.; as
bushels do. at 1873 cents; loo bushels do Al 1873
cents; $50 bushels choice at lA3 cea:s; 200 bush
els nd at I25 ceuts; 437 bushels do. at III
rents; 4s4 bushcls do. al l32 Gratis; sl3 tush-ls
do. ~ i33 cents; zoe Bushels do. at l3s ceniS
100 bushels do. at l3s cents; l,923 bushels au-
Der at 1877 cents; 5.Iic bushels do. l3s cents
CoRx-Receipis ID III busheis-sl col bush
els Western. and aI.sIs bushels Southern.
Elevator shipments 60 900 Bushels; stock in ell
orators go IA bushels.
The marke, has ruled quiet, and ne sales
have been limited, especially for Western
Southern Corn has ruled 6rm and at prices
tonex hat higher than the rr-ced' ng week
Western mixed advanced slightly early in the
week, bat fell Oh again. closing a I cent below
been heavy. selling - lov 80 - cents, . de-
cline Of 2(S3 crnts on The week.
The sales reported At Change has beea %
follows:
Sesshern-l. 33o ba.beas yellow Il 90 cents
,sse bushels do. at 81 ceats; I, 500 bushels do.
at 81 cents; 100 bushels white at - ceats; 3. rs
bushels do. At b cents; .,i.7 busheis do. at 90
easseas do. ~ IS ceass. asa !, 500 hashsls do.
Of 81 cents-
oAu.-Rereipts II, sss bushels. The market
has ruled heavy, and prices have considerably
declined. The sales ~ reported have been a
soilows: 400 bushels pennsylvania as 70
oeatss 100 Bushels Western bright 81 70 cent?;
700 bushels Western mixed ~ n cents:
200 bushels light Soathera At 50 cen,s: III
bushels do. ~ 30 ceats; los bushels do. a -
ceaer !, Ioo bssheis d 81 20 ceatss 2, $40 bush
els do. At IS cents; 400 bushels heavy South.
ern at u cenis, and loo bushels do. ~ 70 cents.
We qaoie az the close Soathern -oEa1s cents
outside psice foe light Western siSts cents.
Tesacco.-The receipts eon,iase light, and
the market b quiet u quo; seioas.
GarylAnj-srostea 4 soand COM a soA "a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10
POINT LOOKOUT.
eosssisiss
322 ACRES,

more OF less.
This had b Dessssav> the is. E.ee..
,;os Disssiss u Ssisf Mays Cou ~.
M.ryissd. ssd = assesssd to e G. W.
Hall. SD sks Bssas ssd County taxes
doe sheseos sss ~ lslIoSs for the year
1874.
s2sl.Oo
visa isieress fses Jsssssy LIST. 1878.
This lard b 10 b sid 10 the highest.
b;ddes sos essA. % pay the Taxes and le-
gal charges tkessss ise. ~ per the above
s,ssenesa. cod the ssid land, when sold.
10 Be eosseyed By deed Of bargain aud
sale 10 the purchaser thereof.
By order
= Sf'- = G. ]. DTRANT.
Clerk 10 County Commissioners
for Sc Mary's county.
NOTICE = hereby given. that the ssle
Of he above sdversissd land will take
pises as The Court HOUSE. doer in Leon.
srjso9s. %
Tuesday, the 9th day Of July.
1875,
between the h,uss Of 12 o'elcck, u. and
JOHN L. FOxwELL.
Collector.
June 0. 1s75-sss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10

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coin. "a -, 4 HI intimates
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country anu lIs N1 ,:.sf 'io "l: .le un.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10
For Sale.

0CUST rOSTS Cor s.le. Apply -
- 3. 8 AbkLL. s.. Inisoss' Psss
&c.. Sc Mays county, Nd.
AsJ 8. ls7s-sf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10

- Lucy Stone ssys it's wicked "a
wear ccrsets, = Eve didn't have any.
Eve didn't have any el0khes. and, there
fore. it's wicked fer Lucy sts.e tovea,
them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10


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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10

On The esb lust, By Rev. NJ. Seeake, JESSE
e. STARR 20 Niss NETTIE JONES
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TIE Ina

A Collection
and lnstruneu
pANks, SThwAi
authors. IrieI
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QP[RETTl
sui
SChQOI

- -
rata in Oue Act
quired, except I
the main Seeae
eenf', in boards
MAUD IL
RPHA n.
t.hildren's use.
leanx. Prize, \
Soards.
NEW TEAH|
Parts, represrd
change or Seed
lcaux inirodn, 4
Price, 90 s,nis,
PAULINE,
GA. An t'per|
Suitable for Pa !
quircd. Price,
Cpies. seat, .
Address,
J L. PETI
~
June 3, 1915
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10

mates in the Ensign merchant service !:
"what would you do in order to allay
thirst, with nothing but sea water at
band 2" The answer Is: keep the
clothes, especially the shirts, soaked
with sea water" Drinking sea water
to allay the thirst makes the sufferer
mad; but an external application Of it
gives relief, If it does not satisfy the
demands Of craving nature. 1t IS .
pity that this simple yet truly scientific
remedy is known to but few OF those
who tempt the treacherous main.
This 10 how victim SAYS it feels !:
take Q man and pin three or four large
table cloths about him, fastened back
With elastic and looped up with rib
bons; drag all his own hair to the mid
die Of his head and tie IL tight, and
ha;r-pin on about Eve pounds Of other
hair and big bow Of ribbon. Keep
the front locks on pins al night, and
let them tickle his eyes al day; pinch
his waist into . corset, and give him
gloves . size too small and shoes ditto,
and hat that win not stay on with
ont torturing elastic, and . frill to
tickle his chin, and little lace veil to
blind his eyes whenever he goes out TO
walk, and he Win know what . va
mans dress L."
e A soon = the baby's teething
begins, the romance Of married life
ceases. No WOMAN en- feel any senti-
nent fer . nan Who travels around IN
Ais nleht shirt of . hoe summers eve,
With . sqsAlline infasS dangling ovss
- shoaI1ss. Is - then that che stops
calling him Daring" and deseenda
TO snch eonmonplaoe observations u
-JcAn CAmfre. Be careful hoe Jon hold
Tat haby."
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] " g
vU,nIE .asd
- from .
flashed and (
ties having wo
their interest Z
ders on hand
then, the high@
&. 4.
June 3rd. II
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-04-16
Risen from the Dead.

The Augusta (Me.) Journal tells this
marvellous tale "We have an event to
chronicle that would scarcely be believed
were it not authoritatively vouched for
by competent witnesses, parties whose
testimony cannot well be disputed or set
aside. A young man in the town of Vas
salboro, III this county, was suffering III
the last stages of consumption, the dis
ease which had insidiously and stealthily
brought him to the verge of the grave.
For several weeks he had been entirely
PROSTATE and unable TO speak, even to
articulate syllable. He became so op-
pressed for breath that he compelled his
attendants to raise the windows III his
room, put out the fires, and resort to
every means to obtain fresh air. One
day last week Thursday, we understand
the young man died. Friendly hands
prepared the poor emaciated body for
the burial but just as the attending
friends were arranging the remains for
the casket, there appeared unmistakable
evidences of returning life, i'll what had
seemed to them an inanimate mass of
clay. The ear of an attendant was bent
down to the side of the dead man, and it
was discovered that the heart had begun
again its slow and measured palpitations,
the pulse throbbed, AID the young man
arose from the death shrouds, opened his
mouth, and spoke i'll clear and distinct
words to those who stood appalled, in the
death chamber. There was no huskiness
iii his voice he appeared lively and ac-
tive, said he felt not the slightest pain,
but, to use his own language, Il feel Just
as well as L ever did At his request the
neighbors were all called in, who crowded
the house for hours, declaring that the
recovery of the man was equal to any
miracle recorded in the Scriptures. He
/ told this startled assemblage of his friends
and neighbors that, as he died, all things
seemed dark, but only for an instant his
eyes suddenly opened TO a new world,
the real Heaven which had been SO many
times in has thoughts and had given him
SO much comfort in his last weeks of pain
and sorrow. He stood upon an eminence
which overlooked vast and beautiful
plain the magnificent plain stretched
further than his enlarged vision could
penetrate, and heuescribed it in language
which, to his mortal auditors, seemed
extravS CANT in the extreme. But the re-
vivifed life of t7le young man Was not to
continue long. Before night he again
resigned himself to death. The body
was kept reasonable length of time
and buried Oh Sunday last, the funeral
being largely attended. We have writ
ten out the particulars of THIS remarkable
event substantially as we have heard
them, allowing our Intelligent readers
the privilege of drawing their own i'll
ferences."
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Regal RI@efY..

Mrs. Hooper sends this interesting bit
,Of news from Paris to the Philadelphia
Press :. "ihe Grand Duchess Marie of
Russia has recently made marvellous
purchase, Tn the skape OF a bedroom
gnrniture oCf point d dAlencon lace, which
WIS originally manufactured for Marie
luton prevented TIE unfortunate queen
from ecoming its Possessor. 1t was af-
terward bought by Napoleon l. rs Il
bridal present for Marie Lo1lise, and was
again SOLD after the Hundred Days. Af-
ier many vicissitudes this regal piece of
fnery has at last foznd its way into royal
hands once more. 1t comprises set of
curtains, n counterpane, anil six pillow
covers. The lace Is as fine us the finest
hounce ever worn by royal bride, and
the pattern represents baskets, wreaths,
and clusters of roses and Lilies in high
relief i'll ahe delicate net which forms the
background of that most splendid of all
modern kce, the point d d'Alencon. The
price paid for this marvellous garniture
was only %, 900 francs ($5, ,000}. 1t has
never been used, none of its possessors
since the days of Marie Louise having
ventured to display such n piece of royal
extravaganza, therefore it may be consid-
cred as a great bargain for its new pur-
chaser. 1t was suggested that it might
one day return to France in the posses
sion of a new Empress, the Grand
Duchess Marie being the lady to whose
daughter it was recently reported that
the Prince Imperial was to be betrothed.
But the Grand Duchess unfortunately
has no daughter, which is a slight inn
pediment to the projected union.
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nearly cost her her life, and of Tracy s
desertion.
More than one brow grew dark at its
recital, and hands were clenched i'll
rage.
They had no opportunity to avenge it,
however, for Arthur Tracy was never
seen in the peighborhood again, and
only a note, sent to the inn, requesting
the return of his trunk to Boston, told
of his safety.
This adventure effectually cleared the
dazzle of gold from Maggie's eyes ;
and when the roses over the little low
house opened their first buds in the ear
ly summer, Maggie became Mrs. Henry
Nelson and, if there is any person of
whom she thoroughly dislikes being re-
minded, it is the "brave companion of
her ride for life.
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