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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-11-30
Use
HclSlCy'S Samaritan LinimCnt

Ifyou have Rheumatism
HEISLEY'S SAMARITAN LINIMENT
II you have Neuralgia
HEISLEY'S SAMARITAN LININENT
j. you bare co'ic or Cramps.
HEiSLEY'S SAMARITAN EMINENT
II you have the Piles,
II you have any kind of Ache or Pain
IEISLEY'S SAMARITAN LINTNENT
Try l., and YOU will bc surprised At the bene-
al eject derived from a thorough aud faithful
'rsr Of tais popular remedy. II is purely ve,c;a-
he safe AID clean 10 use internally and exier-
ua'!y Sold b. Vim J. Edcen Co., Leonard
town. Nd
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FOR CLERK OF TIE CIRCUIT COURT.

MsSrs. Edifcrs-p'ease announce Dr. l.. J..
SUTTON as the republican candidate for Clerk
If the Circuit Court for St Mar s county al The
election in 1879 and say tha he will re GIVE the
warm supper; az his party ami friends in
April 20, iSIsn. Oh ptico District.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Ksssrs. r tiers Please auncuncc in your
paper WM. FRANK FCEp. Of the Factory dis
trict n candidate for Sheriff and state that he
will receive the hearty and general support o!
the people e he
Apri! 20, ls.6.-n Factory District.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Commission Agency,
NJ. 81 LiJiF Street Baltimore,
General Commission Agents,

Fer Ia. s.Ic OF Tobacco, Grain and
Earn Products.
Csshic-: Salesman
JoHy ii. PACE. THos. Il IL TURNER
Directors for 1876:
WIN. Hamilton, Samuel Cox,
Dr.. l. |. V. h lelen. Frederick Stouc,
john Il. Lyon. john G.. Chapman,
John II. Cox.
Er Al! conSigamcutS or communi-
al''rs nav b. Al lre-sel TO "!S,uttera
NrFrR Commission AJeRcy, 50 Light
Street" Any inform ,'ion rs to the
piIi III prI teal working of this Com
pa! S,tt 10. given hv tn. Cashier
= AVN r1v n1e of the Directors
Nv order Of tn. Bnarl
Nav :, 1870 -6n.u
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Il. WILSON, Esqr., as a candidate for the SEN
ate in 1877, and say that he will be warmly
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BOARDING.

Mrs ca ARIES DENT lsse Of 50 uary's
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Hanover stree, Rsi,inore. Nd. 10 PREPARED 70
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Tais ia = Hor,e Company. gotten NJ
expressly in, the interest OF the citizens
OF Southern Maryland, tn enable then
% overcome the difficulties they expe-
rienced in procuring Insurance in thu
ordinary Insurance Companies, with :
majority OF Us Directors well known IL
that community.
II has been in business now over fom
wears. All lossss aecrued, and they have
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n'stpromgsiy paid, which is our best
guarantee for the future.
pLe plan adopted is the safest and
cheapest known in Insurance, and af-
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and ought to be encouraged bv all who
wish to protect themselves against loss
or damage by fire.
Ifthose Interested will get it th.i
IA rsaase aui interest themselves L.
the increase of its business, ia II few
years it viii rink among the largest In
sa-lnce corporations in Maryland. {;
crpl : an benefit to all, and al homo
- tie State.
GEO. a. SIMMS.
General Ag.n. for st Mary's co.
June Is, l375-tf.n
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noN'T BE put Cd with any other article -
u Heis,ey's Samaritan Liniment 10 entirely
new and different from any and everything in
The market, and you have never rsed any thing
like il. For sale by VIM. J. Edelen, B Co
Lec-ardtc~n, NJ.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-11-30

Fire nfire ! Fire!
nWELLINGS, Furniture, Blras,
- Olt-housrs. Farm Produce, &c,
DC, insured OH the Mutual vPias by TIC
STtTE OFMlRYLAND
uUrUAL FIRE
Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Office No. IL South Street.
u. G. HARRIS, President.

10 DIR1cross: 49,
s. H Cauehy. of Noah Walkers Co
Philip T. George. Of George 4 jenkins
T. ID. Anderson. of Anderson & Bro.
John Stack. Carpenter and Builder.
Hon George Brent, Court of Appeals.
George p. jenkins, Charles county.
J. I. B.llenger, So. Mary's county.
Il. 6. Harris,
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MOI /. f..

Il RAySPORTATiOS h ENTERTAINMENT
AZ reasonable rates can be had by parties -
yassf,s 20 and from Baitimrre ~ Forests whasS
per Patuxent steamers by calling on
JOHN II. BrCKLER,
Nov. 3, 1s7s--u Fossssts wharf, "a.
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OsRrir, wishing TO emslo, the serv ces o
the unjersil ned as surveyor will addr,s
GEO b DENT,
Great Mills r. o., Nd
msrct - ls;?
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TIER Is MO R fIix on

Rrusc or rain. Tc,'er. Itching or Infamma-
ton. thai iirS!c' : Samaritan Linimeni " i'll no,
al evia'e INSTANTLY. For sale bv VIM. ]
Eielen Co, Leonardlown. Md
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN PARTITION.

TO all persons interested in the real Of which will
liam wetherI late Lower Providence township In the
county Montgomery and State Of Pennsylvania died
se zed,
BY order Of the Orphans Court said county OF Mont
romery. will hold inquest the In Lower
provdenee township IL said county on Thursday the 6th
day march, A. d. 1876, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
partition Of the said real estate 70 among the
legally entitled thereto II such partition be mado
without prejudice TO- or spelling the whole thereof and II
such partition cannot be made then 10 value and
praise the when and where requested 70 at
tend
The jury will meet at the public house Of James Bond,
Shannonvie, the morning Of day at on o'clock A.
JOHN LfNDERMAN, Sheriff
SnRRlFF's 0FTIcn. NoRRlstowM Pa. leb. Ia 1s7a.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
TRAVELLERS cdTDE.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
il - GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
lrams leave New York. via Desbrosses and Cortandt
with Pullman Palace Cars attsclei, 80 A. NJ. . and
$40 7. NJ. Sunday, 8 and 80 p NJ 81.
F9f Miiamsport and Lock Haven t 20 A. NJ ana $50
y NJ For Cory and Egie SGD T. ~, connecting ~
CORY Tor rtusvlle Pctafeam Centre and the OH
For baltimore washin stol south. Limited Wash
ington Express OF Puimln Ptrilr Cars diy. except
sunday, Q 80 A a,rtvs wahingt9a i;io I; ~ Resa-
Express for Philadelphia 30 .iJ v.3J A. ". l2s3lg
A. IIO 5. q Z, 4 80 T. VI aui y uight. Sunday. 81
For trains to Newark EtaOeih Rahwsy Princeton Trsn-
ton. Perth Amb9y tlemlngi1 q, selydsre and other
Trains arrive Prom Pittsbur- ij sud lOs3) A. NJ ant
81 OP NJ daily u 10 A. N. and ~ 7. NJ daily excsps
Monday Prom ma,g72s'gn ,ag p W gn1 % Bstm9re " r,a; ~;
Philadelphia $40 20 - lQ5 II 20 II 80 A. NJ.
2;i5, Z O5 15. 0si0 100 ~, el ~ ~ T. NJ Sun.
Tekes Offices. s15 and 9H Broadvay Fo Astor House
Brookiyn; Nos ia il8 AND is Hudson ST. flo0okca.
Enligrant Ticket oniee, No. Battery PLACE; novn
t,oneral Manager General Passen ger Agent
T,povTpENcE AND sTONrNGT0N STEAMSHIP 90
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
between New York and Providsncs 3, 81.
between New York and Boston 20 sL
Prom pier 33 North River foot Of jaw streot <aat
steamers RHODE IsLAND ana NARRAGANSErr daily
texcept sundays. :. = ~ n NS;;.r rrxy
From pier p ~ r. foot Park place steamships ELEC-
IRA aud GALATEAdaily Cexcept sundAy0. atAPA Al
DHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH -AHB~ Tli
Il New Jersey Southern Raiiroad-Faro from New 80,
Leaves New York from pier North River Rector
ior Phiiadelphia rnckerton and Toms River, S;45 r
River - - w. w. S sSEDgS, r Gsasrai Manages
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

-FOUR LOTS FOR sALE-wEsT 2oTH ST.. BETWEEN
9th and 7th choice location for first class tene-
nents. owner, 2e2 Greenwich st.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIP.

TNMAN LINE.
Royal Mail steamers are appointed to sail as folows:
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF RICHMOND. ....... Saturday Feb % at T. W.
CITY OF NEW YORK. Saturday, March 4, Noon
CITY OF BROOKLYN. Saturday. March H. at 3 T. NJ
CITY OF MONTREAL. Saturday, March IL, at II A NJ
CITY OF CHESTER. Saturday, March 25 at T. NJ
and each succeeding Saturday pier North River
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin, SEQ $50 and $IlO gold.
Steerage % currency.
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For cabin and general business apply the
pany's Office, No IS Broadway.
For seerage passage at SO Broadway pier As North
River. JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
HERALD SATURDAY
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.

(entral.
EN0R SALE OR RRNr-sTORR; LOCATION CEN
IL tral also Cottage, rooms, i've minutes from depot
terms easy. O. u. JONES. Mount Vernon, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
WHITE STAR LINE.

w E3R ~ SgEESSToyINT AVS ITrNH AMP EEIyyTEFRPooI
The steamers q this line take the Lane Routes
Banks the passage Queenstown ail The round
March . az noon on
CELTIC March is at u 4 y.
ADklAIIO........- March -. at T. NJ
From the white Star Docks pier 81 Sorth River
Rates Saloon $50 $50 aud % in gold tickets
on reasonable terms steerage, s2s
amidship where the noise and motion least aIordng
degree Of comfort hitherto unattainabe at sea-
'''DDND' 80 : D''-4'' r. ). coRTIs, Agent
CuNARD LrNE-B. AND, AND \ A. R. NJ S. P. co.
with view 70 diminishing the chances Of collision tho
steamers OF this line take specific course Tor all Of
Boston crossing the meridian OF 90 4S latitude nothing
On homcward passage, crossing the meridian so at
A. stit1de or nos9inE E 10 'he neEh et ~ n o,,ps
We'd March March AETA We'd March Ssrs l5
steamers marked do no not carry seersge passengers
commodation Return tickets on favorable terms.
steorage rekes 70 ana from az PARTS OF Europe az very
low ''''' '''N cH&kLEs q. Fk1NckISS, Agent aStD'
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE eEyERAL, TRANSATLANTIC coMPAxYs
HSD SI1 H1vRE. c1LliNG o. lin ''lsT ar PLYMoUUTfhH PhLSYUTH
for the landing OF passengers
tIncn being outherly than any other will from
pie fOllOWS:-
LAFAYETTE (eliard) Saturday March
tPERElRE tDaurel Saturday, March X
PRlc2 o TkssAG On gold including Snc 7P
First Cabin, Sl10 TO Sl2o according TO accommodations
Second, S72 Third Cabin, SO
Return tickets at reduced rates
Storage, &26, with superior accommodation, including
wine. bedding and utensils without extra charge.
LOUIS DE BEBiAN Agent, So Broadwsy
VVILSON LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL.
sailing from pier SO North Rive; As follows =. Il
OTHELLO.. March NAVARlNO March -
HINDOO. ........ March IL COLOMBO. ...Apnl
Excursion tickets on very favorable terms. Through tickets
issued to Continental and Baltic ports Apply Tor ui par
~ CHARLES L WRIGHT co, 50 sou,hst
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-srEAM TO QUEENS.
" TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
sailing every TUESDAY
from pier 20 North River
IDAHO Fe5, gs,: ~ M01NrASA Neh 2s "a a.
WISCONSIN ,Mch 2l,1lS pm. IDAHO April IL, A. VI
Cabin. $50. $40 and $50 currency
intermediate. so. sieersge. sz0
booked and from Paris Hamburg Norway,
Sweden &C Drafts on ireland. England France ana Ger
'''' WILLIAMS A GUIoN, 20 Broadway.
cyPEcT4L NOTICE-TnE SPLENDID NAIL STEAM
- shp Idaho sails for Quccnstown and Liverpool on ines
day O'Clock A. W. CABIN, intefinouiae
and passage at lowest rates Apply TO WILLIAMS
NonrH GERMAN LI,oY LLOYD; 4, ;;rrrvx xry yonK
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Company's pier foot Of q - hobossen. a., =,
sERiNIhnSy SAT- March wEsER. sat March IL
Rates Of passage from New York 70 southampton harfe
frst CABIN $780, gold Second Cabin soo gOld see"se,
Return tickets a. ees.sess rsdGses So currency
f'' '"s'S"' dELEicIls Co.. No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
COAL AND wooD.

4 NOKE--s3 90 PR CHALDRON. BEST QUALITY. FC
~ hotels families aud factories send postal card 20 Man
haitian Gas Works av. g. aud 10Th - j. SMITH,
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
AIoaaAN,s LINE on. srEAvsaIFs.

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANr
" :. sailing from pier 81 North River
For NoriolN City Point aud Richmond Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays &C NJ connecting with the Virginia
aud tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont Ar
Line Cbesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the
pany steam lines 20 interior points in North Carolina aud
Virginia Newbern and Washington \. g. (via Norfolk,
every Tuesday, Thursday aud SATURDAY.
Lewes, Del, Monday and Thursday At r. NJ, connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed , ..
Through tickets and bills ot lAdng 70 a pontsM M
lowest Insurance 20 Norfolk &C. a cent Freight
received daily North River General Onices 1877
Greenwich street n. T. MCCREADl. President
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

i WANT TO BUY A MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE IN
New York and pay for part cash, part IN Real Estate,
out OF the city by Address, with particulars, r.
b. u. box 5, 1856 P0stOnce
VIyANTED TO PURCHAsE-CHEAP FOR CASH, IN
w fee substantially built House, between 42d -. and
Park 5th 9th Address G. c. box 2si0 Post Office
VITANTED--A GROCERY OR FURNITURE STORE IN
w exchange for unencumbered real estate in Newark, N
j. Apply TO ). LEVY. 80 Walker st., New York.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
~ 'WM p CLYDE & CO.. 10. 8 Bowling Green
McKELLER. LuLING co. Agenis In HavanA

TrExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT
Key Hss Wesi carr ing The United States mail Tho
will sail Saturday, February 26, r. NJ, from pier 70
East River Through bills OF adng given 70 all points
the Houston and Central International Great
Northern, Galveston Houston and Henderson, and the Gal
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-07-21

bylla. From this was the name sibyl
derived, and II was aftcrward given to
all clsirvoyants of her day. Plutarch
further suys concerning the fIrst sibyli
Brought up by her parents In the
country, she brought with her neither
art nor experience, nor any talent
whatever, when she arrived at Delphi
to he the oracle OF the gods !" and fur.
Their, he says; The verifcntion Of
her answers has filed the temple with
gifts from all parts Of Greece aud for
eign countries" How very much like
the innocent young MEDIUMS of to-day,
who are often claimed to give the most
astonishing revelations from the other
world without ever having had the adj
vantages Of scientific education |!
The sibyls Of the ancients had. howev.
err, the advantage Of the support, as
sistancc, and prompting Of a class Of
men highly interested in their reputa-
ton, the priesthood Of the period I;
and this class not only consisted Of the
most educated individuals, but of men
who had the greatest opportunity of
obtaining information withheld from
the vulgar.
When we compare with this state Of
things the position Of our mediums
now, who obtain little support from
the intelligent, and none among the
priesthood Of the present day, we can
not help being surprised at their sue
cess and the number of their dupes
our surprise is chiefly at the ignorance
and credulity Of those who patronize
such things in the nineteenth century.
.-[Scientifc American.