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Crimes and Casualties.
A Nrnp0 pror
GUTHRIE, Kyl

J,,lv
The negroes had meeting at the public
park in this place yesterday, some of them
becoming boisterous and violating the law
town marshal johnson arrested two sffen-
ders. The negroes at the instlgation of
preacher Bell from Clsrksville, Tenn,
made rush to rescue the prisoners, when
a fight ensued in which Deputy Marshal
James Wilcox was shot through the arm.
The marshal was badly beaten and one
negro, Mack johnson, killed. Two ne
groes are in custody and officers are after
others.
HEAVY DIAMOND ROBBERY.
PHILADELPHIA, July 16.
Z. Dickson's Jewelry store was entered
last night by burglars, who carried eff be-
tween $4,000 and 100000 worth Of
watches, diamonds, etc. No clue to the
robbers.
A PROBABLE MURDER.
New YoRK, July 1G
1t appears that YOumans, whose body
is not yet found. near Trenton, received q
letter week ago threatening his life, from
Philadelphia. His pecuniary accounts
stand with balance of over $4,000 in
his favor, and there is no reason known
for his disappearance. His family believe
he has been murdered Twenty Basoni
and twenty-five members of company B
went cut in search of the missing mar
Youmaus Saturday. They searched
through Bear swamp and about Laurenc'
station for his body, but without success.
LIPE AND DEATH ON THE BEACH.
New YoRK, July 1e.
There were two deaths by drowning a
Coney Island yesterday, and several rob
berles were reported. Over 10000 peopl
we're there, and half that number at Rock
away, where man was drowned. Hi
body was placed in the upper story of tn
hotel, while dancing, drinking and carous
ing went on in the lower stories.
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The North St. Louis savings association
closed its doors this morning.
Kirnan's St. Louis dispatch says small
bank named the Bank of st. Louis closed
its doors to-day. There is no excitement
and no run on other banks.
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$4,000 die annually by negleoting a
cough, cold or Group, often leading to con-
neglect SO important matter when you
can get at Or store SHILoH's CONSUMPTION
CURE, with the assurance of speedy re-
covery. For sore chest or lungs, lame
back or side, use SHLoH's Porous PLAs-
TER. Sold by Paige & Crooks and Francis
Fem, Rutland, +. A. Morse West Rut-
land and Rice 81 Co., Castleton.
" HAoKMETAoK," popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&w1y
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Eew York Stock and Money Market.

Eew York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. July 10.
GOLD quoted at lO6H.
MONEY quoted at lX@2.
GRIYgEslk!ISsa!lFSH GRIYg 10 9PaSSt ap <.so.
CUSTOM RECEIPTS, s474,o0o.
TREASURY disbursements 100000.
RAILROAD BO4DS strong.
STOCKS heavy aud lower, with decline o.
q to IN per cent. with the greatest fall In coal
shares, tn trunk lines, and granger stockE and
Western Union.
The fo!iUwlng are tne quotations:
U. y. Is 81 TeS"..rlu Hafieul 1854
q. ). 6s 'sl coup. lie DO pref..... ,lST
q, s. 6-20s '65 old. Michigan Central. AK
U. S. 5.20s 65 new. .1Os7t Panama ........... 20
U. s. 5-90s 67...... 100 Union Pacifc...... 65
q. $. 5-2os 'Gs. ....ll2 Lake Shore & MS. 493s
U. :. 5s new. .1l04 Illinois Central.... 5IE
@. g. 10-los reg..,.ll276 Cleveland q Ph'g.. s24
U. s. lo-40s coup, ,1ls Chicago N. W.. 81
Currency ......l24Al do prei... 4eal
Del. d Hu0son.... 354 Cleveland, q. c.. 20
Cantoh.. N. j. Central,..... Vts
Consolidated Coal. % Rock Island..... 9sh
Cumberland. MIL. & st. Paul.... i2
". U. Telegraph. 6iAs do pref. 81
quicksilver ........ l3 Fort Wayne..... w
do pref. 221t Chicago q Alton. 81
r%snc s %s a4hc.. go. DO .o %ssi ETei 400 90
AMERICAN % Il. i. ES 4s Hannibal ST. Jo. i3i
u. =. ESpress. .... 4iA Central Paciflc... i0I !.
N. .Y.C. & II. X T.. 931, Union Pacific. .... 1905
Erle....... ...... s Exchange long. .4s6t
do pret...... 10 do short. .4ssh
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The Vescelius Amber Ointment

Is a very popular preparation for the speedy
cure OF Felons, old Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Scrof'
etc. 1t is a very nice consistency for spreading
with knife on paper or cloth II Is used by
physicians and the people; one box VIII
convince any ono II should DO Kept In every
house and every store.
For sale by A. W. Higgins Rutland, all drug
gists ia Burlington, st. AlbanB, Winooskl also
a Co.. Wholesale agents, Burlington, Vt. Price
So cents, post paid,
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BRADFORD ACADEMY,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Buildings unsurpassed in arrangements for for
acres OF ground, twelve in wood lot, laid out in
pleasant walks, the remainder adorned with
shrubDery and trees. Definite classical and
partment. Provlsions made for optional
courses. Full corps OF competent teachers.
Year commences August ~. For circulars and
Principal, Bradford, Mass. my25dSw
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hsv York Produce Market.

NEW hVhAi July lo'
FLoua-Recclpts of la,4ss bushels, Market
Ia Hrili price; Sa sales Of 1000 bushels: NS:
and I" stale IL ''S at IS sosS IS; common to
good extra western and state at 50 40
aG "a; good 10 choice extra western
an state at Sc so@7 s5; common to choice
fancy white wheat western extra at 81 80
@s9 25; common TO good extra ohio at SO so
@S75 common TO choice extra st. Louis at
So sOal0 70; patent Minnesota extra good to
prime at IS 75sl0 50; choice to double extra
at $40 55@ll 25. Market closing dull.
ter, and fair inquiry mainly. Parcels 10 arrive
at 81 10 bid. 81 70 asked; prime old No. NIL.
waukee at ST rs; new red and white southern at
q Goal so; No. winter red for August at 81 46E
al an do delivered the goth OF september at
81 as; at morning call, sales or 1900 bushels;
No winter red, at 81 AN for August; 81 43A
for september: sales or 5000 bushels No. 2
spring. at 81 33H; at afternoon call sale OF 2i,-
coo bushels winter red for August at 81 4TH@
| As for August.
74976c for western; 92@9sc for state; sales Of
&C. " bushels state for last half OF August and
ali or Sept mber at 7Oc.
| BARLEY-Market quiet.
| JoRN.-Receipts or 235, 1903 bushels. Market
| q shade stronger and fair business mainly
Sales OF 6sl,Oso bushels: ungraded WesteII lI 7
| mixed at 6SH@6lc steamer mixed at e9H@
6Oc; New York No Eat 6oa6okc; high mixed
at 6ic! yellow western at 6lH@62c.
OArs.-keceipts OF 264o0 bushels. Market
| fully lc lower and heavy. Sales or 2l,o0(
| bushels. Mixed western and state AZ s4@59c
| No. at size; New York No. white at 46H !.
| New York No. at SOC; extra white at Gle
mixed western at s4@4sc; white western al
4G95oc.
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RUSSIANS AT BAYAZID.
STRENGTHENING ADRIAYopLE.

CoNsTANTINoPLR, Jlly 16.
All available troops ale being despatched
to Adrisnople. One hundred Bulgarians
have been brought here. They will lie
tried before a military tribunal for high
treason
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The Turco-Russian War.
THE RUSSIAN EEvERsEs IN ASIA MINOR.
I,,l..

lHb hNSSlAN REV lN AHA mlNOhs
LONDON, July 10.
A correspondent with the Turks telo-
graphs, Kars, July 12, as follows; "Mukh-
tar Pasha, with his main army, is in u
strong intrenched position on a ridge eight
miles south. The Russians have complete
ly withdrawn from the siege. have visi-
ted their batteries, which ole constructed
with much skill, but show traces of the ac-
curacy of the Turkish fire. The Turks
have fine force here now. The men are
in excellent spirits and very confident.
doubt the possibility of Russia gaining any
more successes On this side this year, un-
less she has very strong relnforccmcnts at
Akaltsik and Tiais. Turkish supports are
steadily flowing in. The Russians, despite
their strength, have sustained heavy re-
verse;" A correspondent telegrsphs from
jain, July 10: "To-morrow we fall back
some distance towards Alexandropol, from
sanitary considerations.
THE WAR IN ASIA MINOR.
A dispatch from Zaim, July 10, says 49,
900 bombards were fired at Kars expense,
1,S00, 900 roubles. Three Russian officers
and 160 soldiers we're killed in the batter
les. The siege guns go to Alexandropol.
The army is slowly retiring, There is a
slight advance by Mukhar Pasha His
camp moves three verSts east to-day in the
direction of AleXaudropol. Reinforce
ments are expected.
IN THE BALKANS.
A correspondent at Keizinlk, near tie
southern mouth of the Shipka deflle, re-
ports July 14th as follows / send By wsy
of Adrisnople the latest intelligence from
this important point. Raouf Pssha is here
at the gateway of the bills On the other
side Of the Lesser Balkans. The Cossacks
have come close up and some have even
ventured to make partial reconnoisances
of the passes. The Turks are preparing to
hold every likely defle with the utmost
resolution. 1t would not be advisable to
state the number of troops Raouf Pasha
can already marshal for the defense of the
mountain passages, but they are numerous
even now and will soon te heavily rein
forced. A large portion of the Ottoman
Imperial Guard are here or near at hand.
Guns have been placed in all commanding
positions or are being 80 planted, while at
Adrianople and elsewhere the work of for
tifcstion goes forward with an energy
which will redeem whatever tardiness may
.s.VsiN- OSSIl CaiOUu.
RUSSIANS AT BAYAZID.
ST.. PETERSBURG, July 16.
An official despatch from the army of
the CaucTus announces that the Russian
garrison at Bayazid consisted, June IS, OF
four staff oHcers, tweniy-six officers and
1857 men. OF these two staff cf1ceri
and ia men we're killed, and seven cfn ri
and $50 men wounded. During the siege
the remainder were much weakened by
privation and will require much care Dc
fore they can recover. The garrison livet
on horse flesh toward the close of thu
siege.
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
The Very Latest Dispatches BY
Associated Press.
THE ORANGE MARTYR.

How They Buried Hackett in Montreal
An Immense Crowd - No Outbreak, but
Much Bad Blood Shown on Both Sides.
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Correspondence Of the BescOa.)
MrcHasIessrllr. july 10Th 1877.


.saessrs. Edsfor, The polish Of tie
ehu>ion over the signature 81. in your
last issue forces me to the conclusion
thai it eninated from a lady. And in
dealing with some Of its features ]
must confess my want Of language sui
ficiently delicate TO meet the oecasion.
Should I prove the bear, my reliance
however is OF the forgiying nature com
mon to her sex. A man Is generally
responsible for statements as 10 q mat
ter Of fact, but he can hardly be held
responsible for a mere opinion. Be
this ar may 1.-THE evidences rpou which
gave an opinion are Of use to the pub
lie, of course the public is welcome to
them. but not N. The rrason for this
exception will appear in the sequel
|; frequently happens that portion OF
the ticket OF either party is made up
of persons OF the opposite political per-
suasIon for the purpose Of adding to lis
chances Of success, while the persons
so chosen rarely, if ever, care for any
thing bot their individual prefe.ment.
Now as one Of the managers Of the
Southern Maryland railroad has intima-
ted, 50 have been creditablv informed,
who is to head the Republican ticket.
and since the party or parties named
are OF the opposite political !aith and
inteFesiedin the Southern Maryland
railroad, | can conceive Of nc unpardcn-
able breach Of Propsiety in stating my
conclusions.
/ hope this explanation will satisfy
the public. The other evidences are Of
minor import and only corrobo-ativea and
consequently can De OF 10 practical
use.
cannot think that N..rsally believes
the wish is patent to the thought
though coupled with most positive as
surance. hes husband, II she has one
, il not her next male friend should have
pointed out her error. The Republican
partycan coumit no suicidal ac:. Il only
needs ;Ae Tailying c.y Of It's leaders t.
bring ITS cohorts together as one. man.
will excuse NJ. however for her asser-
tioa, kaowiAg that ladies' are impplsiye
creatures. twas evidently made with
out reflection. She could hardly de-
mana evidences and then te serioas IL
shutting them ont BY informing the
pubic herself. This | hope will serve
a double purpose. III. remembers the
promise to he complied with in the Sc
fuel.
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,Cc-rsspoaaence Of tts Ree.on.

tCTsSPonaeRcs or Me Bsrc0n.)
pIrpMoNT, WEST VA July Is, 1877.
.Nessrs. Eliiors.-fust as the Ale
shares cross The Potomac, or rather. a.
the latter makes pass through the
mountains, is situated TINS old town.
now only q melancholy reminder OF
"'he days tAat are nomore." |, is huiu
mainly 10 the river valley with d con-
siderable portion On the north side OF
the Virginia hills IS they slope to The
river, from whick j; rises ike an am
pi;heatre, backward.
il was once place Of considerable
importance, having been the location
Of the baltimore acd Ohio Railroad
shops which did much towards the
building up Of he ,own. Some years
ego these were removed 10 Kevsor =
town further down the road, which has
under this fostering influence grown
INTO sn imPortaot towa of perhaps three
thousand inhabitants.
This, however, was the death blow
70 Piedmont and place which a shor,
time since resounded with the clans
0; the builders hammer and like man
'iestauons Of Industry end prosperity.
row wears 'ke aspect Of . "dess.,ey,
village"
There are tive excellent hotels here.
depots OF both railroads b. * u, &
{. < p and about half dozen
churches. The population is now about
ihir;y-hve kancred, decrease OF III
teen hundred or thereabcut since fAe
removal Of the shops. Socially. little
here reminds one o. the Old Dominion:
the proximity 70 the ccsl- fields has ka6
IS communicating influence. On the
Maryland side Of The river is Western
por., ;own oi about the same slzc.
supported by minIes and nercaRtile
iadestries. This j., strickIy speaking
the Southern terminus of The ccsi re-
e;cn, which begins .st Frosi5urg. six
teen miles 70 the North, asalso of the
Cumberland and Piedaaoat EaTtca1.
Here there IS the finest Cs.hcIic church
in the vicinity whfol, supplies scs GER
tain extGa;lAs -waR. Q. cue in Pied
mont ard IS undss tAe- sble. al.ectorship
e Father o'SGlE, -. ss>ssssS Iy Ear
'Ae- Sca.1.@t.
s., WAs+'s :.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-07-19

CoBB ISLAND ExcURsicyIsrs-This
party, consisting of eleven gentlemen,
among them our Senior Editor, called
from Foxwell's wharf on the Schooner
Father & Son, commanded by Capt.
.Foxwell, on "Wednesday evening las.
for the above place. The latest adyiees
are. tha. they arrived safely at Fortress
Monroe. on THURSDAY at u o clock m al
,er delightful trip and would sail for
'hr Island At one .hs next morning.
We wish lhem all p'easan! time, ami
hope they mayretuFn hale and heal
;y. As we nave been prom! cd tuil
account CT Their return, our readers
may confidently loo. forwa,l 70 90 in-
teFest,ng description Of the trlp as vel!
as the scenery IN our next. 1t is ex-
pected 'hat they vii! arrive sometime
dG.irg Tomorrow CT SatGrssy.
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Tnr FoREIGs CuTLooK-rhe war
-. .soss- Ga IN. the EasspAa1 We eah
eete - material change in. the aspec;
aimee ors last is,ue.-It is stated. thai
sileen Russian bsttsiicns have crossed
the Ba!kans as feini, il is thoHgh,, to
withdraw The turks nom Schipka Pass
II IS also reported that Eyoob Pasha
surrounded and defeated the Grand
Duke Nicholas. North of Tirnova with
tsaible loss and that th. bridge at Sir
iova was destroyed by two Monitors. eHe
of (which was subsequently sunk BY TOP
pedocs. T'here,are. conflicting rumors
as 10 the surrender Of Nikopolis BY The
Turks, bat the latest accounts are, That
the town was evacuated by the Turks
Before the Eussisns entered. The sit
nation in Asia MinorFemains unchanged.
The latest telegram from Kars, states
ths. the Turks are in strong en-
rrenched position on a ridge eigh, miles
South, and that the Russians have corn-
p!eiely Withdrawn from the siege.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-07-19

Hat CAsE.--0n the dsv Of The hang
ing. sr. WIN. "A. Boarraan went into
the ST. Charles Hotel TO dine and
handed ms hat to one Of the walters in
the room. Alter tucEing away his
moneys worth of proyender, he called
for his hat and it could not be found
The landlord denying any responsibility
for the same. Mr.. Boarman was COM
pelIed TO pure hase new covering for
his head. lie afterwards brough; suit
before Justice B5sweli against Mr.
Moore, the landlord, for the value Of the
los; hat, TO test his liability Ii The prem
ises. The case excited some interest
IN the community, not only because Of
its Importance TO the travelling commu-
nifty and hotel Proprietors, as fixing the
responsibilities of the latter class. AZ
ter a careful examination Of the eues-
ton, the Justice has decided that the
landlord was responsible, and accord
i2giy gave judgement for the value of
the lost hat. Our landlords win do
well TO take notice oftais case for their
.i;ure guidance, end provide some Sc
cure place for the doposi. Of the hats
and coats of their guest, - the law
seems TO koi,' an inHkeeper to The strict
est accountability as 70 :re property oi
thnir quests OF course, II hotel keep
ers 10 not exercise castIou they are ia
bic to be imposed uPcn.-Port Tobacco
TiaeS.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-07-19

Excvasrcs 70 WAsgrSGrov.-The
Steamer John ". Thornpson will i-ave
here tO-rorroa Friday as5 ociosks
Hss returning viii lssvriy ashiRgson i I
aasSM. ths next nernins From pres
eat srdscatipns lafgs rrnbrr,is 6 s.
psttec ard q paez-aas sslre anisciraaed
Tickets sound4re 81 cEi,etenEsif
price. -
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Jacob Dubois
vs.
Jacob Mills aud
Eliza Mills.

In the Circuit Court for &. Mary's
county. sitting as a Court # Equity.
Ne. 4s3 y T.
nRD~EED this 10Th dav Of july.
~ 1877. that the ssle hiaie an1 ~
ported hv jacob Dasois, Mortgages. ia
this -csase. he r,tiEe3'snd confirmed.
'nnless eaase TO the ccstrarv be shown
90 or before the lsf Mondsf Of Aug.
1877; provided copy &c this order be
published in the st. Mary's BEacox,
once a week for three successive weeks
prior 70 the said 1st Monday of Ang.
The repogt states that the .ua sold
for So, 600
]. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
True copt-9sst
]. FRANK FORD, CLERK.
Aug Il. l377ASs.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-07-19

PrRsoY,r Cur Town was visited :
few days since hy the celebrated and
gilted au!hg. and poet, Col. rsentiss
Irgrshan. !; had no; been our fortune
nrior 70 ;h;s time 70 know oi the an,cce-
dents = this distinguished Fent!emaL.
We met him and were more struck
with his moicsly .'hsn his powers ol
conversation, winch were rare. Il
seemed 10 hapfen as coincidence, tina;
The very sext morning one Of our ex-
changes, the Fyme aud FDeg'!r," " had a
portal; u h,:u n connection with his
hiosrsT.v. lie isuow engaged in writ
ing for paper published in New York
eailcd "1Hie Saa'h," whose object is
to eucourgc emigrutiop of Nor hcrn cap
i,a!ists 10 the South. The Col. has ca,
best wishes in this undertaking and We
invite him TO ray us another visit.
A visit tins week from our friend
Chas. Thompson. accompanied BY Ed
ward lnsersoli Esqr, Of The Washing
ton bar, was much enioyed.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-07-19

NOTICE.

a.Ow IS re t;us to save your rnoney aDd
t~ have ycur work done where yea can save
50 per ceat ey bringing re cash. Having
Iocstsd Tryssg 81 Ch&rleise ball and Just opened
a fns shop Ter tae parpcse d aangiac;n-za. ard
rerAirinc gursies, Wagons. Carssa-es, CA-tArts.
H6rss-shoeinS and Farming irnpie1serts, genkr-
allv Also Paan;isg aad Traigaing. Haviag
contracted Ni;h .hs best Coach Painter n loser
MARYLAND, Gx William E-c-iE@G. c; ascaspics-
vi.1e. which eaalles re "a Go ~. work intrusted
70 me vssth al rals= Sad in iscrSrs-s-sss unzaaer
All Task is .risr. Tsankfal fer thepss, sNvo-s
/ scliais la.Ssx saiseasSs q Esy friends and the
EDWARD PAGAN,
= sf4f Ca.sto--r EA.r,
g. eIarTss Co.,, I'd.
Jusy IS. la77--sw.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-07-19

BA-lcv's NoyrRiy MAGAZINE FoE ACGCsr.-
Tis August number Of Ballous Acnthly Asga-
zine Is rich ane varied number. and wei worthy
the at;entcn uf4u she ljke light anG varied read
ing. There Is nc; 4 iull article 4 ihe whole oae
hVEdneG pages q matter snd ia4t iE one reason
My ;hss pGo,:cstioE Is = Fs-fHlsr With tbe ruo-
IL. ard Nhy il Is S;rh a iayerite with families
Il IS kscvn troE cae end Ct The JEien ;O the
ether. AKA sbogld be in every household. Pub
iishes ~ Themes a1d Talbot 25 R&visy Street,
Bes;cn, 81 .5erer year, ard 70. sale 81 all thu
neSs depo:s il the country.
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The 4ssssricsa Fzr-'sr, puhlishsd 81 Baltimore,
and 70 mean cGrS'iioT foT tse firs place Al, or,z
ses faTr-sr's icuTEsiS of he c5untgf, has bee2
received. Il contains manv well written pspess
en- inp6gtant aSEiealsarai sulsc-s- !, ssso cor
tsius leay;hT article or tie lnaRagenlen; and
ccadGct Of TIE MARYLAND Agricultural College,
from ne Ten of Wm. b. SANDS, TRUSTEE O. thu
ius.!a;ioa an6 ous 81 the e6i;ors OF the f.r-ss-.
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The July number cf that szr,ai lsnf fsrm iarrcal
tie MAryiss6 F4rrees, Is al hsn6 and ooasaias
rich .ua6 q ilscEra.soa on al kizds q aSri-
cultural wcrk. This uEzber eeEcu1s2SsS- Llse
bali q the volcus, and Is a. exce.lsnt tia-s sor
those 10 s.sSsosihe Via WIKI eTs.-class tsrE
jogrnAl-only 81 SO yeas in advance
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-07-19

APFcisrErsrs.--Ata meeting ofthe
Trustees OF the Poor held At the Poor's
hcr-e n t;.;- ecrntr on ts5e tvth inst.
the following appointments were made,
0verseer Of The Poor. Solomon Fox
weili ef-rks Dr. fI~nry A. Ford; Phy-
sician, DE. Charles Combs.
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riE
ST MARv's BEACON
THURSDAY ,'oElssc yliy issh, 1877.
- q
LE0sAn.Towy, N.

N5r In consequence Of The absence
of the Senior Editor. and the illness OF
the Junior, our readers must excuse the
absence Of ogf usual editorial notices.
&c.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-07-19
sslrness .sssgrs.

wEgA--Ths s,.ss a he wesk have inssnsee
:1e fo.,owsns
so-ssern.-Sew weste-fae -. As iso esssss
.slS ~ 81 i70s xcs sz. asl-Ss sSa 5E- - lss.
cs~ seS-sSo u .; ,ssS1sT. si5 .. s-.is<,
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: A. the rsSdsnss Of p Ysss Bsses- n Rieh-
meaG sopnty, TA.,scn tire s;5 q JsiY, iEssaat
RACakEI. A. YOUNG. youassss daughter o.
Aihs-. YSgEg, ESQ, formerly Os his ccurlS-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-07-19
Fsitfez tor fis Bsseon-
A PICTURE.
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Gently TIE rnosnbsazns se'l cror4lrg
IS wiik !. .anreole she far y hHs-robet
form tkss stood. undef the slsaders If
thE roses. Hergeyes were brigM - #
sunseams -Sefe imprisoned therein.
and her rounded checks were flushed,
while her lips told in melody the emo
ton that thrilled her heart, for il was her
first love dreams.
Tread softly. Freak low, the rpsss
are Wilted; Lii. joyous lips are mute:
the thin cheeks near The iiiy.s hne, the
ewes are yeiled, ffas " hite harsfs fslded,
for The dream Is over. Rsoafifil cozf-
dsncs is deed.
This Is Gie-0ne day the fair, bright
flowers are rentolent with perfems--
the next they he scen,iess and dead.
One day the merry sunbeams sport
gaily---ihe next q dark cloud steals
them away. Every day, every hour.
has its changes and The heart chords at
times gige music, again discord. and
alas sometimes they snap in twain.
What were hfe without Trust, w4h.
out Hope. without Confidence. without
Friendship' and vet how easily are
they destroyed. A thoughiless deed,
an i.se word, little neglect, slight, q
broken promise ndthe. ruin as wrought.
There are few who cannot say:
"Why is mr. soul complaining,
And wby when LEFT alone,
Do see she spirit uioUrners
Bend over cold white stone.
Alas aFriendship is dying,
Alas Friendship is dead,
And the mourning, the stone ard the irape-v,
Proclaim that . sLiEit IS led"