davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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P{QuS JOKES.
Our brother did ut last succumb
To Death. Life's active foemsn;
His bands got cold, h.s legs got numb.

To Death. Lies active foemsn;
His hands got colo, hls legs gos numo.
From the g11po IN n's aooo"eo-
4 baby came to 4 family In Augusta, Me-, last
"eoa' nu 49,. 49,, ;,,a-7;ro5 :. ssv ho.v
p1s5tul'y uuaei 1uo .u:u. -, AN'9 1"1' ~"
was God when you ie1e!
4 good deal OF sectartan FEELING has been ex-
cited In Cincinnati By 3 young gil being sent
n tbe vorkhonse for taking the veil. It Has
.not1,sr ,om,n,s.
auolneA "'4l4. ..
It WIS an Indiana farmer who remarked, - l
want tn po to haayeu. but when COW kicks me
~ ho,nd to ,ya1,on har with rhe 1ni]kstool il
-. ,-;.,,;;, - ,,.fo ,na a h,,f of +ba 1.toa
- t.,.-saaan
" 49,
That must have bean oeauufu seas ~ the
1oody and Sankey meeting when four mothers
;n-1av arosa to, prosent special REQUESTS for
- ~. .A.;. .a,. ,-1.w r,;ob+ eroar;anca q
PI,s1aa - hs.rt
eu4as0 - .eA'
?" "Humph' grunnieu cynaeal 1nol'!uua. 90
&c nrst eaugns Slsus Us spo a ahasan -
COWS OF cnusco h ms sapasr, nrrct
- ein.a. ~ .,ada.1 JIo9a 49, ant ~ o'e
III " il1ooo1u pAe' .
4 notice in Boston street cars reads "Coun-
terleit money not taken for fare" And now those
who want to get rid OF the bogua stuff are com
pelled to either SO to church and put it on the
collection plate or give it to the street begsars.
Tha Rav NJ d conwav to1d Chicago
audience tho other evening that there wasn't any
such parsonage IS the Devil. And then you
could tell by the way his hearers pricked mp their
ears. by the muguur, Of joyous Whispers. aud BY
the merry crack Of the psaout-shell, what q bur
den OF dread had been lifted frtm their souls.
-Brooftym Argus.
.,,,f. t;,,, r.,,o-+.r :, Nav f,r,a.,e
nem w.; tst;a tI,oreh ha Hro,s
nas tasa ~ 1eop t4s nt-snca ~ ths cemetsrv
NE lnls Nsas 'us - - .n va r"n,.
s.oou 1o' ~ t.a-eson" .oS hr;l1i,nt Secora
pauy ~ tnss s th saiIsrt havs ~ ~ fnr
Get tnst tne.r departed comrades are still brave
II battlinc With the fiery elements in another
world :"
=.
The lato Dr; Erak1ne' one OF 1ne oIo1meoss "
tie ssosten nns d.x rbsa :na
thing had occurred to aE1atase MN ana 10 put
him into 30 violent pssaion tha1 =. language
eeemed to DO denied nm 1or ZINE, CnllettAntl ~.
putting q curb on the refractory tongue, the
beadle rather archly quer1ed: ""onin an attn
relieve ye, sir 2"
, 1875-11-28
CALENDAR Foa THE WEEK.

EPISCOPAL.
Hou. 19-Adrrnt Sunday.
-iop. 3o-St. Andrew.
CAXHoLIo
Nor. oa-Ffcst Sunday in Advent,
tyor- s5-vigl Of St Anlsau: 81. s.suntap&
Noo. :.0-S:. Andrew, Ap.
DEC. 1-Feris.
Dc. 3-St. Btbtaua, V.M
Dec. j-St. E1 4ncis Xavier, g.
Dse. +ss; Peter chr5sologus, B. g. D. g.. p,,s.,
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p H.
M1sCELLAyEDCH.
E1d3s =. e M'cu''och will preach 1t Ad,,n+ r.,
West Madison street, morning and s,sni.a aaQ
:. .-Nes. C,ra l. '. TAppln lectures la tha aa2
corner OF drsea and Washington Streets, sk 15r,n
ans viii NEE: for worship 1t oaa-r.,.-.
A@4' No ~ Auxaukee ayeale, ut p,m.
-. y. Spanord will preach at the Hsrr.,on
1s2pi' Ds2|s eo1n99 ef p:nana ,ssseas ~ ~
-.-nsSanlc& u Christ. meet at ~ Ye,t R.r,.,
stFees At T. n. All in@,s-d 70 urshin
-. F. JA:oas vin de tsex sue st.sh sermon :. :.
Eli: suhjec:: Why SEOUL We G.re Thsn.,,ss.. IRA
The Rev. Z. S C+ntiue viii SPEAK IN ~:
e9apei OF tna Waahlns:oai-a Home, No, 81 T ets
the Re7- II. &: Kag5s ri11 coaduc. s,.-v4
s Mens LINE cass n L1w.s FASRsQ a4Q ,s1nsss 11nsss
ser'l 2 Of song at 4i3o p. m. - P 4
" Tho Mission q Oariss a. II a. N, IN ths hsa e @
West Lake s:.ec... - S s4o ~. ID
, 1875-11-28
CHARLES X. REED AND THE BIBLE.


1NEoRMAT1oM CALLED FOR.
70 the Editor Of The !'Atcaoo Tribune:
CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Mr. Charles H.. Heed, IN
your Sunday edition OF the 2lst inst, tells ns. In
speaking OF the revision OF TIE Bible, Of the en-
inent men who are called to the work, Of the
great care they are bestowng upon their task,
and OF the time which will be required in its
execution. Nov, what wish to ask. and what
every thoughtful, sensible man in this and every
other community desires to ask, is. Why, # the
Bible is, as is claimed for it,. the inspired word
of God, spoken by the Almighty dirsct 10 the
ebiI1ren Of men, Conncil has to be convened
every few years to correct it's errora and place it
in accordance With the spirit of the age? Did
the Great Infinite make mistakes III talking to
his ch!ldt Did He, at the time OF speaking
to His offspring, overlook the progressive spirit
OF the age? These are questions many citizens
would be glad to get light upon.
GEoRoE J.. MAxwr1I4
, 1875-11-28

@ es ssfeae NJ?
s5out md sdai1tns i: Addressing few inquiries e
them We found that they ware hFtmful q npy pride
zd gr.ncation and they showed Us about tho build
ing With aected rir Of proprietorshtp It was
church. They felt just as free and happy an a.
much ct home in It, IS T. every do!lar
We ss e:rp md fre syGogsm1: and quote scripta.s.
an po:et7o tue lessons q history = u:h as We IKE
devil ,n,eeIf were inside of it. Tiose girls hay
ing b..f p:te fr:m tbe ktt.hens and hundries
o the steam Of tho wish vats and the Crime OF the
pots; they heartily wstcoEned into palace re-
ependent With marble, sid gold, md brass and punt
pressed these huble children to her breast lovingly
as II they wera Piuces' daughters II wax their PAL
as this IN or Protestsnt eharrsss
yes: practically and truly, no. No such scene or sent.
ent be found In connection with any Of grand
tem{deH. "And* unto the poor the gospel IL not
preached - 1t Is to the itch.
METHODIST MISSIONS.
The General Methodist Missionary Committee
held it's closing session in New York TUESDAY.
Italy was given Sl7.435. ngaiEst $4,000 last
yeur- Tho increase IVES made after much de-
bate and on the ground that 1tal y was the home
of Komauism; that this work there was there
the Methodist Episcopal Church more than any
o.aer Protestant church. The appropriation for
Mexico was increased from sls5oo to $4,000
on the Same ground. Japan WAS Riysn 81. 400.
against &17.750 last year. Tna appropria-
tons for miscellaneous purposes were made
S75. 600. against $73 900 last Year. Additions OF
5000 to the East Oregon and $500 to the South
Kansas Conferences were made. aud $3.50 was
transferred from the Cantfai North hwestern to
the Chlcago Conference. The reduction made
fell short Of that proposed By about 81. 600. The
appropriations were then adopted hs whole BY
the Committee. It WAS resolved that to the ap-
preparations the total debt, S185. 5G284 be added.
The Rev. DR.. Dashiell the Rev. De Curry, the
Rev. Dr.. Nelson. aud Bishop Janee were ap-
pointed Committee to apporhon the asscss-
ments among the churches, The recapitula ion
of the appropriations are as follows:
1875. 1875.
Foreign miasions, with tx
change $3o3, 1880 s2o7, ,275.oo
Territorial miastonB, United
STATED. 1t,ouoN i1>UuuVu
Domestic missions:
Welsh. 45pW loVoV
scandinavian ....,........ $4,000 16,c0O00
German 17n,....,.x............ {2,l23pU@ 40,D5nO0
Chinese .....,.. ......., 7,6oo.oo 10,234.U0
American Indian, n,,.,.,,.... 3,50Dh0 S,5o3.01
English speaking ,,,..,., =, g495.5o1 Is 4o1. %
Miscellaneous :,..,..,.,.. 73O0A.01 15,GOo.W
Liquidation Of debt. 11500o.oo Ia, s6284
Total. ss2l, ,s5s 20 ss6l, ,e1s.s.
, 1875-11-28

theit mission york. There are 1900 indians
under the care of the Society.
hlouday evening Mrs. Hannah Whita1l Smith,
The evangelist of Phlladeob!a spoke to crnwdod
house upon "'comnle,e SAnctihcation. anu Con-
secration to Christian Work" Tuesday morn
ing Dr.. J. T. Garner gave m account OF his
labors among the poor whites OF Tennessee and
Western North Carolina. and -exhoFsed F4iends
to zeal in this department. Of m!saion WORK:
, 1875-11-28

answers. When human fraaity uees 70 onoupoteoce,
i.s testimony il uniformly that Of the psaimist;
Verify Gcd hath heard me; He hath attended to the
vdca cf my prayer.
retence and Intuition, let u put tho assumption Of
he absolute sovereignty of law, independent OF the
power Of will 70 tne test T. !. rs th't n ne realm
such Independence Of Him that no Intervention
occur II would bs fH1ca fer any one to assert It
ve-sc Eren granting that silence failed to dis
oorer any break, may she not happen upon evidences
o. Intervention to-norrow:
But by what law Q! consistency do NO eoutroTert the
presumption Of Divine tutc1renIon willis We Are our
selves constantly setuaizns the phenoneoon Of hu-
~ r. 49, of u, 1 man n.v noa;fv nstnr,i
order and arrest sequences. The Law Of gzlv1taeton
banda my hand to this table, ITSELF cannot move:
arrested do tiolate the law. but intervene
! Will to do, and make thu law do ms bid
ding. Wny should not the Infinite Will have power on
higher plane and to gzcstez degree to do what His
creatures do IN lower sphere Why ahould 1t Ee
within the scope OF His presogstive when He pleates
Us, for instance when He ia asked to do By the
vol Of hr1nble prayer, to bring into play force Of
Will that shall modify the SUGGESTION Of events with
violating His laws of caueation, to produce re-
sua which would not otherwise have been produced
Tbe fact Of human Intervention furnishes strong
Presumption .galnst ths allegation of tas eserrl and
that acme one has been generzAzng frotn incomplete
inducttous. We turn therefore, To nasurs to
contact Of creative and provaeusial will With the
unive-ne- Those who accept historical Christianity
ind sublime proofs In the Incarnation and ali the
turerpatur<l facts and influences which r&at1 from
that wonderful event. But cur obtectos mar do
cine to hear the testimony Of revelation, VIC turn 10
his favorie book Of nature. and wait for him TO dis
prove the testimony Of geology thAt tharo ti,s
wL.n germs Vi animated being existed On ths
Garth.
The demonstrated fact Of supernatural intervention
however, does not prevent the Antagonist Of PToSi
dence from urging that tntsrferenes implies carice
which II Inconsistent with tho Divine ImsnuraEEty
Change implies = previous error an inc7racaty TO
the future either Of which Is impossible With
God. What eject, then. prayer have change
lssa aod7 How that Being rcvetse or modify His
Tksns II tho beck Of human suppiant7 This is !
&aader Of the sfep objection from the sovereigntv
0tn2uahs Law to thu sovereignty Of IN tnznuaahle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-09
General Debility.

In this complaint the good effects of the Negetinc
are realized Immediately after commencing TO take
it: as debility denotes deficiency of the blood anu
Vegetine acts directly upon the blood.
Vegetine Is Sold BY all Druggists.
ecl-t&wlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-09
Female Weakness.

Vegetine acts directly upon the causes OF thes
complaints. 1t inyigorates and strengthens IN
whole system, acts upon the secretiye organ. an
allays Inflammation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-09

The Lives Incurred by the Society arc carefully
selected in different parts of North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad deld OF opera.
tons, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy holders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually to the iasuted.
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Candidates.
ron RE SENATE.

1sssvs Esss 4 Dssns.- csss.sxes .-Pleass
annosnee Col. yOHN r. DENT, Of Chassieo
district. ~ . candidate 70 sf,s the unexp:r~a
'erm Of the late Hon. Chapman Rillingslsv in
the Senate Of Msryland. The candidacy II co1
Dent or The Colonei's consent can b. ohsains1
10 servel will give character 10 the aemocrasse
organization in 81. Nary's aud viii ssrengthsa
aud, II ID believed, sstssfy the party In the CON.
Ing campaign. This Is the opinion 81 least OF
an old democrat Who has no axe TO grind aud
whose only object Is the success Of the whole
democratic ticket. rsanss.
Dec II. isi&s
announce myself - . candidate for the Ssus
ate TO OIL The nnexpirca term Of our late die.
iinguished representative, Col. c. Billingslsy.
and resrec'fally solicit the support Of my s;s
low-citi1eas-
THOS A LYNCH.
! respectfully snnoauee myself % Q
candidate Tor the State Senate. to serve
"ut the anexrired term Of Col Charmsa
Bi!lingslcy. and hope to receive tho liber-
al support Of my fellow-citiscns.
r JOHNSON COTTON.
Dee q. 1s74sS
Meesrs Editors You will please an.
nounee Mr. THOS II BOND as q candi-
date for the Senate. and say that the Pa
,uxcut District will stand BY him N
MAssx.
Feb 4. 1878.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs Editors-Please snuornceRAPHAEL
DOWNS as a suitable candidate for TIE se1t
She,;ffaIty, and say that he will DO warnlv
supported 10y the voters OF Leensrdtowl asd
rsetory Disuie,s.
Bee IL. lsTS. nsay PfsSses.
Mr.. Editor-pl.nse announce J. FRANZ
SMITH as O Candidate for Sheriff and, IL b
will consent 10 serve, he will be warmly spD.
oprted hv his friends in 81. Inigoss' District.
Dee. 10. 1879. Many VsSsA
Mr.. Editor Please announce ZACHARIAH
NATTiEGLEY a candidate for Sheriff. he
known TO he competent and deserving. sBd .
such will lie una nimousiy supported BY tbs
voters ofSt. Msry's county.
Leorardtown and Factory disxislA
jan 9, 1874.
The business capacity. promptpess in
duty. humane conduct and personal i'm
tcgrity Of BENNEr r. ABEL!.. alrcat'y
tried and tested in the public service. in
duce the present announcement Of his
name for the next SherifFalty. No better
officer have We ever had nor one who has
given greater satisfaction to plaintiff snd
defendant. lie has the confidence Of
business men and
Dec.3. 1S14+ TIN MAssss.
GEORGE A. SIMMS, Of Leonard.
town district, is respectfully announced
a. o candidate for the Sheritfalty at the
November election in 1875 and will re-
ceive the earnest support Of the business
men of the county as we'll as the endorse
mcnt Of MASY FRIENDS.
Dee 8. 1874
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FOR TIE LEGISLATURE.

Messrs. King and Downs-Gcn,lemsu.
Please announce lGNATlUS f NAT.
TlNGLEY and ROBERT q COMBS 40
candidates for Seats in the next House Of
Delegates. and say they will DO warmly
supported by Chaptico District aud the
voters Of the county.
Dec 8, 1874. DEMocnArs.
Mcss.s Eli,ors-Plcsse announce Mr..
JAMES + ELLltUrT. Of ST. Inigocs'
district. as q candidate for seat in tho
next House Of Delegates. aud say that he
Till be warmly supported by
Feb Ii. 1875. Many Friends.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
O.pAsss' Court Of ST Nays Cssnty, Sets
Jan IL. 1875.
ORDERED By THE COURT, That Noble L
~ Penn, administrator Of &. r. Penn,
late Of St. Mary's county, Maryland, deceas-
ed, give the notice required by Law TO the de-
ceased's creditors to exhibit their claims, and
that the same be published once q week for
six successive weeks in the st Msry's beacon.
Test Jas T n RALrY,
Register Wills Of ST Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of st Mary's county, Maryland.
letters of administration on the personal estate
of E Z Penn, late Of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby notified to exhibit the
same with the proper vouchers attached there
to, TO the subscriber, on or before the 2lst day
Of July, 1878, they will otherwise by Law be
exclude ii from all benefits ofthe said estate
All persons indebted TO the deceased are re-
qnested to make immediate payment to the
subscriber.
NOBLE L PENN,
Administrator.
Jan Ii, ls15-6w.
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FOR SALE.

A HeYceIient Dwelling House, in first rate
IA condition, with 20 acres oilandait cied.
The out-huildinCs are modern and cor. modi-
Gus. The soil of the land 10 excellent, end ne
condition good. The fencing 10 new and Of
first class material.
The situation is well suited TO a Physiciau,
or 10 any person desiring = comfortable resi-.
dence IN healthy aud pleasant locality.
Steamboat eonmu ication and the general
saltwater advantages in convenient dIsiaaes
to the property.
Fortsrms aud particulars, sddre..
CONES 4 DOWNS,
Attorneys for oworrs.
Leousrdtows, Nd.
June:s i3T3-tf
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Great Need of the Times


is PrRk IRA At A Low PRICE; and as we-are de-
isrmined to SUPPLY THIS yEEp, il is to your in.
,eress to help US by sending on your orders q,
once.
&FSee our Price List.
Uolong Black 40, so, 90, best &c cents pei
pound.
Mixed (Grcen and black 40. 50, so. 7s best
so cents.
Japan tUneo!ored) 90. 20. 80. bes. $500 per
pouEd.
Imperial (Green) go, 70, so, 81 90. 81 IS PEI
pound.
Young Tyson tGreenl so, 60, 10. hes. 5, 90
per pound.
GunpOwder Cereal 81 90, hes, 81 IS per ID.
English Breakfas, (Black) 60, 20, so, hes,
81 90 per pound.
8P s. We have q special quality Of very
hne oolong and Young Tyson at 81 IS per n.
Any OF these qualities delivered free By mail,
and safe delivery guaranteed on receipt Of price.
PLEASE No-E-we deal In nothing that is yx-
sorSp, INJURED, DAMAGED, or ADrLrxRArrp IN
Any RESPECT, even the lowest qualities in the
abeve list. are perfect in their degree, clean,
pure. and uninjured in every particular.
~ We WANT 4CTITkAgD RELIA-
BE AGENTS ETERrWHERE TO whom
special inducements are offered. The business
Is honorable AID respectable. Young aad old,
Rich aud Poor, Male aud Female, can get up
clubs and act ~ Agents. Send Cor circular and
begin at once
address.
NEW PORK Z ORIENTAL TEA CO.,
IS Ttses &rse, " r
Jan %. is5s-2ms
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Iauusuncs myselia candidate for State
Attorney and solicit the support Of ny fellow
ixens.
As,lsisrs. JAS T RLAKfsYeYD.
respectfully announce myself as q eandi.
date tor re-electadfsf1p the Office Of States Al
torney for st MafysS county, and hore to re-
ceivs a. heretofore. the liberal support OF ny
trl:ow-ciszsVs.
New 20, 1873. j. PAkEAN CkAAB
Iaunouucs myself as a candidate for tbs
odice Of States Attorney for st. Mary's. and
respectfully ask the support of the voters Of
the county.
Jan lsT4. JAS II. WILSON.
Messrs Editors-P'ease announce DR.
STEPHEN l. ID NEALE, Attorney and
Couasello -at-Lsw, rs a candidate for the
position Of States Attorney. We believe
him to be- admirably 6:ed to discharge
with fdelitys boldness and ability the 70.
ston,ible duties Of the flee.
march S. 1874. Many Friends.
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FOR THE ORPHANS COURT.

Mcssrs Edi,ors-Thc. many friends Of
Mr. +. s. ABEIL. Of s, 1nigoes' dis
trict. desire him to be candidate for tho
Orphans Court, and feel assured that his
personal integrity and universal popular
i,y will insure his election.
Feb Is. 1875.
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9crieus sickness and suffering Il prevented bv
@cir timely use; and every fami3y should
relsef, when required. Long experience has
proved them 20 lie the safest, suresf. and
best Of all the Pulls with which the inarkea
ebounds. BY their occasional use, the blood
u purified, the corruptions % the systesn ex-
peiiesis distinctions removed, and the whole
machiaery Of life restored TO is healthy activ.
~. Internal organs which become eIogxed
ana sluggish are clesnsed by Averss Pff1s,
and stimulated into action. Thus incipicuf
disease - changed into health, the value or
which change, when reckoned on the vast
mnliitudes who enjoy it, can hardly be COM
pleasant 70 take. and preserves their virtues
unFmpaired for any length of time, 90 sissa
uhcy are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
ete without disturbance 20 the c.,astitutioil or
diet or OCCUPATION.
FalI aireciions are given on the wrapper 10
and for the following complaints, which fhese
Pulls rapidly cure:-
for Myseepsas or HsAsgessssa, Lsss.
ssse. they shsnid be TAI sssen ms.ier.sely .
stimulate The stomach, and rsseoss rs hesfthy
tone and action.
For Liver Css.plaIss and its variou.
11eosoaehe. Jsuns1iee or lsr~en 6ick.
mess, 1eiDtOus Collie and lBtlsoms Pc.
vers- they should he judieiousiy taken for
sasn ease, 70 correct the diseased artion, or
For byseneery or Diarrhsra. but ono
mild dose Is generally required.
For H8heunssstisns, G0ut, Gravel.
Ea1pitasion Of the Heart. Pain On
ehe hide, Back. ard I-0sna, they should
be continuously taken. as required, 10 change
the diseased action Of the system. With such
change those complaints disappear.
For nDrOPsy and Dropstcal Swell.
1ngs, they shoGld be taken in large and FIRE.
qnent doses TO produce the effect OF drastic
purge.
For ssppreasien. q large dose should he
taken. As t produces the desired effect by
Bympafhy.
As Dinnes. Pm, take one or two Pills to
promote digestion, and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach
and bowels, restores the appetite, and invigor.
afes the system. Hence il is often asivanta-
geous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerabiy wen, offen finds f1las
dose Of these PSAs makes him feel decid.
edly better, from their cleansing and reno
waiting effect on the digestive apparatus.
PREPARED NJ
d. ]. c. AYR 4 CO., Practical Chemist.
LOWELL, MASS, U. 8. n.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Jan %, lS15-1y.
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Buy our Winter Goods at
the Big Brown Store, Leon
town. The public will find
their interest promoted by Civ
ing me q call.
Dec GAIT. IL Lr,crpsee
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TRUMAN BELT. .. 9. BErr. TRUMAN Rklr, II.
TRUEMAN BELT e. SONS.
GENERAL +.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
FoR TIE SALs OF ToBAcco. GRAM. &c..
NO. Is CAMDEN STREET.
Three Doors East Of Charles Street.
BALTIMORE. ND.

~ I respectfully solicit for the house
Of 1rueman Belt 4 Sons the patronage Of
the Farmers and Planters Of So. Mary's
county. knowing them to be-in. every re-
spscs worthy Of their coufiene. -
JQHSxA WATERS.
Jan %. lSI5-6r.
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MOTIFS.
SCkeap Lands for Sal

sCheap Lands for Sale
T WILL. sell the following Lands very
IL loo and on easy terms:
ll7f aeres. near the Three Netched Road
in St. Marys county at 81 per acre.
"Enselds." adjoining my River Springs
estate. containing $50 acres. At S12
per acre.
Two Swamp Lots. near the Trappc Store.
the FIRST containing Sc acres and the
other 40 acres. at $40 per acre.
TxRxs-One third cash. the balance at
one. two ard three years credit.
To suit purchasers. ] will sell in 6fty
acre lots If desired. Address
DR.. r. p. BLACKSTONE,
Milessown.
st Mary's Co., Nd.
Feb 4. 1s75-1y*
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Business Notice.

Baltimore, Feb lst. 1871.
WE the undersigned have formed . CO.
w partnership. under the name Of FRANK
X. Sims CO., TO conduct General Com.
mission Business st the South West Cor
ner Of Pratt and Light streets, up stairs,
Buiiding, and Mould solicit q Continuance ef
he patronage 90 generousiy tendered to the old
nU.
YKAxK Z. Sims,
mo. WEIGH.
Feb r tsf1-tfn
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
Orphans' COnrtof ST. N,rv's County, Set
Jan IL, 1878.
nRDERED By THE COURT, That II G
~ Collins. Administrator of Jas " Collins,
late ofSt Mary's county, Maryland. deceased,
give the notice required by law to the deceas-
eds creditors to exhibit their claims, and that
The same be published once a week for six sue
cessive weeksin the St Mary's Beacon.
Test:
JANss N Rally,
Register Wills for ST Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order, I hereby
give notice that have obtained from the
Orphans Court OF 81 Mary's co., Maryland,
letters of admi Illustration on the personal estafe
of James " Collins, late Of said county, DE-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby notified TO exhibi,
the same with the proper vouchers attach
ed thereto, to the subscriber, on or before
the 2ls, day Of July, 1878, they will other
wise by law be excluded from the benefits
Of III. said estate. All persons indebted to
the deceased are requested to make immedi-
ate pay ment TO the subscriber.
II G COLLINS,
Administrative.
Jan Ia, lSrS-6w