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KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL

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GEO. T. SCHILLING,
CANAL STREET ...........

Having Just returned from the North with
full stock OF
HUMAN HAIR,
in all shades, am now prepared to make it up
in any desired style.
I have also selected the fullest line OF fancy.
let. pold and plated goods that were to be found
in the Northern market.
Call and convince yourself before you pur-
chase elsewhere.
Ny prices are in accordance with the times.
Se232t
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-16

.Nr. President and Fellow. Mem6ers
The duty Of elevating our profess
in public estimation BY every honest
means is, hold, incumbent upon every
man and woman who accepts posi-
ton as teacher. That We have ever
occupied al humble position in the
eyes OF the public since the earliest es.
Establishment Of public schools-that We
have ever made but little progress to-
ward surmounting these obstacles to our
usefulness and success-that we have
ever been treated with contempt by the
school authorities and as seris b. the
existing school law. are facts which
faunt their stubbornness in the eyes OF
the honest public and call for the Sc
rious consideration Of every faithful
teacher.
2. Is there any reason why We should
be so tIeated-so regarded: Have We
not proven ourselves worthy ofthe con-
fidence Of the public. Are We not
competent TO regulate and manage our
own affairs Why should We not be
greeted with just appreciation BY the
commonly al large: Simply because
this miserable chain Of seridom keeps Us
bound down TO this pi,iable and unen-
viable position in the eyes Of the pub
lie.
8. Is there any reason why we should
be so seorned by the school authorities
or neglected by the school law' lie,
me see. We are expected to exercise
great degree Of pa,ienee-we are to
be examples ofintesri,y, honesty, truth,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-16
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Eliza G.. Jones
W.
James Morris Jones.

In the Circuit Court for St. Mary's
county, sitting as Court of Equity.
No. 19l N. E.
.0RpERED this Gath day of Oct. 1877,
" that the resale made and report
ed by b. Harris Camalier, Trustee in
this cause, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the 3rd Monday of Nov.
1877; provided a copy of this order be
published in the st. Mary's BEACON,
once a week for three successive weeks
prior to the said 3rd Monday of No.
vemLer.
The Report states the land sold for
1928.
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
True copy-Test
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
Oct. 25, lS77-3w.
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Keller's Vegetable Life Drops
COMPLAIN

When from any of the numerous incl
ting causes she Liver begins to act abnor-
mStiy, tie bile remains in the system,
vitiating and pervcrt;ng every vital pro-
cess, and causing Boils, Carbuncles,
Blotchcs, Pimplcs, Coughs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, CONSUMPTION, Dysentery, Kid
ney and Bladder diseases, and many other
disorders, all originating directly or indi-
rectly from the Liver. keller's Vegetable
Life Drops induce the healthy action Of
the Liver by providing 70: the removal Of
the hillary constituents BY the Bowels,
Kidneys and Skin.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-16
FOR REGISTER OF Wills.

Nsssrs. Efso<s PLEASE ANNOUNCE JOHN
ABEL, Esq, rs candidate for the position Of
Register Of Wills for 81. Mary conn,y q, the
election in 1879 and say tia, be viii be warmly
supported BY the people eosntv, generally
sept "a 1876 The People
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-16
NOTICE.

TRAySPORrATloH / ENTERTAINMENT
i Ut reasonable fxsrs can be had BY parties 10
6sasas 70 and from Baltimore ~ Forrest whsrf
PER Pasnxent steamers by calling On
JOHN II. BeCELER
Nov. =, les6-G Forres;'s wharf.-the.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-16

In the introduction Of KelleTs Wee
table Liie Drops. . new departuss 6as
the credulity and desperation Of the SICK.
the judgment Of all Is addressed In "A
Brief Manual Of Purgative and Dcpun-
tive Medicine" be had OF druggisas
frs q charge. and given with every bot
tie Of the Drops.l-wristenf for thcsswho.
having . perception Of their diseases. caa
intelligenfly apply the principles therein
md cure Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-16
e Elk,
-
; or less,

p situated i'm,
said county
.no. III. Soth-
" on Indian
fuxent River
Of the road
use landins."
Gated, Of fine
mber, aud 10
bon, subssan-
pile Dwell.
tsnances aud
BUILDINGS.
SALE
e, are /: One.
fy to be paid
nce in equal
ana eighteen
- i've his bonds
stisfaction Of
FrscoE,
| Trustee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-16
lTIC'E.
Z county, Set:

I. county, set:
That Daniel c.
IN II. Hayden,
Nary land, de
d by law to the
lcir claims, and
e a week tor six
: Beacon.
NJ. RALEY,
Mary eoanty.
er, ] hereby girs
pm the Orphans
daryland, letters
hl estate Of VIM.
deccascd. All
be said deceased
L same with the
- 20 the subscri-
1878, they
al from the ben
sons indebted to
make immediate
2HAMMETT,
administrator.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

ma AZ N ~ IoAN wv
In st. Mary's County Orphans Court,
Oct. 16, 1877.
Ordered, That the Sale Of the Real
Estate OF Martha Wood, deceased,
made by Richard H. Garner, Executor
Of the last will and testament Of the said
deceased, and this day reported TO this
Court by the said Executor, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause be shown
to the contrary. on or before the six
teenth day Of November next-provi-
ode. 4 copy Of this order be inserted in
the St. Mays BEACON, a newspaper
published in st. Mary's County, at least
once q week for three successive weeks,
before the sixteenth day Of Novem-
Der next.
The Report states the amount OF
Sales to be 81. 225.
Z. II. TIPPETT,
JNO. L. MlLBURNj
Oct. Is, 1S17-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-16
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Orphans toyr: Of ~. Nays Coas,v, ST:
Sept. - 1871.
(fNRDEGED By TIE CpCET. That Francis
~ Curtis, Executor a MARY :. CURTIS,
Late OF st. Mar! county, Maryland deceased
give the notice required 10y llw TO the d. csasesPs
creditors TO exhibit their claims and that the
be published once 4 week for six successive
weeks in the 1T. Mary Beacon.
Test: JAMES I. " RALLY
Register Of " ills for 81. Nary county.
NOTICE
tnprrsuance Of the above order hcrcfr give
| notice that have obtained ..Vs. ,.. ,rj.aas,'
Court Of st. Nary's county, Iaryiasi e;ief
| iesfamentary on the personal estate of MAR,
| ;. CURTIS, late Of said county, decssAsed. Al,
persons having claims against the said dcccssel
| are hereby notified 10 exhibit the same with ~
proper yoschsrs attached thsre;o 10 the suhscri-
| Der. on or before the 2sih day Of March, ieIs,
| they wil otherwise nv Law be excluded from 0he
benefits Of the said estate All perSoas isds bird
| to the deceased requested to make imns date
pas mt 81 20 the subscriber.
FINANCES CrRris,
Executor
| sspt: -, fs7+-s~.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-16

BENT OF ALL
Asthma, Bron-
Cgtarrh, and all
5.
sthma, who have
sicians without
u cure you. Or,
pient Consump~
puraged, for Or.
d restore you TO.
ring with Rhcu-
Complaint, Fits,
Diseases Of the
! nose, Scrofula,
ses, despair not,
! from all impu-
eryous debility,
bsira,ion Of the
have hope and
it of DIR. Grant.
.nis, when other
we'd them from q
diseases Of tie
ary disease, Dia-
' tn lDr. Grant.
in the Ears, Of
r., partial blind
De cured, consult
I Of the city and
great success In
es.
IFS all diseases Of
ill visit the sick
stating synp-
p. Consultation
z, lsT7-ly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-16

e o.,
erchants
Hay. AND
UCE,
rIMoRE, Mp.
ignment and
Fruit, Poul-
ggs Oys-
r sup
xest
hier Of Ches-
|. Nicholson,
b, Bankers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-16
Cancers, Malignant
TNUaOvs, Ulcers,
AND
DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN,

Tressee ty :. o. DoNNEilY, u. D..
\ Gradual. Of the University Of New York and
Student Of DIR. Valentine Mott. also OF the
Georgia Medical college, for years Pro-
f.ssor in the Middle Georgia College,
one Of the chief Surgeons du-
ring the Confederate war,
and since the Profess
sor offhy siology
in Marvin Col
lege. Texas.
NJ KNIFE or ctrSTic rSEtp-NO PATENT
MEDICINES or SECRET REMEDIES
AND SELDOM ANY PAIN
Strangers " i'll find comfortable home at nv
house at reasonable rates. Consultations free,
and testimonials furnished ny health COM
PEELED me 80 move North.
No. . Forest Place.
One square ives, Of Green Morn, Ave and thrcc
doors above Chase St.
Oct ~, is11-3m. BALTIMORE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-16
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
Tor Dissases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such a. Coughs, Colds, WhoopinG-
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of mod
ern science, few are
Of more real value
20 mankind than this
eEectual remedy ior
all diseases Of the
Throat aud Lungs.
A vast trial Of its
virtues, throughout
this and other couR-
tries, has shown that
1t does surely aud
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-16

omaa kind can
,y Of q neuralgia
nple evidence 20
Linipent gives
kgmsaied chronic
kIsxperiesee IN
sale by VIM. j.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-16

10. Alic~ A. For
pR the Potomac
.. of -. Mary's
&rs, apply 10
oaardiown, Nd
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s6cctually control them. The testimony Of cur
best citizens, Of all classes, the fact,
that CHERRY PICTORIAL viii and docs relieve
and cure the affecting disorders Of the TEruat
and Lungs beyond any other medicine. Tho
most dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary
Organs yield to its power; and cases OF Con.
Oompeion, cured by tits preparation, sfc pub
licly known, 80 remarkable NJ hardly TO DO
believed, were they not proven beyond dispute.
A. remedy Il b adequate, On which the pub.
he may rcly Tor full protection. By curing
CO0g1k, the forerunners Of more serious dis
ease, h saves unnumbered lives, and m amount
of suffering not to be computed. Il challenges
trial, and convinces the most sceYtical Every
family should keep Il on hand n prutectiou
against the early and unperccived attack OF
Pulmonary Affections, which are easily met at
6rst, but which become incurablc, and too often
fatal, II neglected. Tender lungs need this de-
fence; and il 10 unwisc to be without it. As
. safeguard to children. amid the distressing
diseases which beset the Throat and Chest Of
childhood, CHERRY PEcroRAL is invaluable |,
for, BY It's timely use, multitudes are rescued
from premature graves, and saved to the love
and affection centred on them. II acts spcrsiiiy
and surely against ordinary coldss securing
sound and Misunderstanding slerp. No one viii
suffer troublesome 1unucn1a and painful
R,e.esa..., when they kn0" how easily they
Originally the product Of long. laborious. and
.acces.fui chemical investigation. no cost OF
oil Il spared In making every bottle in the
utmost possible perfection. II may be conf
IDENTIFY relied upon n possessing all the virtues
-. ever exhibited. and capable Of producing
=. me,nos.bis - the Erczsest Il has svss
--d.
rRERAREp NJ
AVER 4 co., lowell, Mass,
and Analytical Chea,ists.
-.su GGIsIS EVERYWHERE
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AVER 4 CO., lowell, Mass,
,..a Analytical Chea,ists.
-.su GGIsTs EVERYWHERE
3 OAR DIN G.

Ne fs4 Hanorsr s., BET Barr, and Ler Ss., Bait
NfRs r. Il. SMITH. formerly Of ST Gary's
wi county, having removed ,o the above
dwelling, Is prepared to accommodate permane 1
and transient boariers on reasonable terms. A
call from The travelling public is respectfully So
iicited. Aug. ?, lsTI-3m
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-11-16
DYSPEPSIA.

The possession Of pure blood depends
upon good digestion; for where dcfange.
ment Of the digestive function exists
disease inevitably results, and Dyspep.
sin, with all Gifts terrors and torturea
becomes established
, 1877-03-04

The New York Herald Of Thursday last speaks
Of Starts illness, which had been supposed to
be only slight attack, as If it were one from
which danger was to be apprehendcd. It says:
"Thc famous old hrst~basemen, Joe Start, Is
now lying in critical condition at his residence
in Brooklyn. Among the many friends who
visited him yesterday we're Ferguson, Burdock,
and Cassidy, OF the HartfoEds; Hicks, Math-
ews, and Hallinan, Of the Cincinnatts; and
number Of other well-known ball~players-"
So far as known no action has Jet been taken
In the Dorgan matter. It is understood that
the St. Louis Club have ordered the gentleman
to present himself for play, and it is stated on
the authority OF the player himself and some
other gentlemen fn Syracuse that he will not 60
to St. Louis. The Brown-Stocklng management
is one of the vely best In the country, and they
will do pothing rashly nor Jet to be repented Of.
At the same time, they are stiff enough to carry
out determination which they feel to be right.
The official announcement OF the engagement
Of ". II. Craver by the Louisville Club is made
known; and, in accordance with a custom which
allows harmless but We1l-meaning suggestions
to be made, THE TRIBUNE asks Manager Chap
man to forego his intention Of putting Crayer
On second, and let Gerhardt play
there he wishes to gtt the 9.v 1est Pest
season Was that be could not hold thrown bail,
and large proportion Of his errors came from
that source Hallinan had to cover the base, for
the reason named, nearly all the time. SnYder
is harder throWer than Hicks, and needs
good man to face him.
THE TRIBUNE acknowledges with the best
grace at hand q blo1ing-up from Syracuse
paper based on the fact that . correspondent,
writing from Cincinnati, said that Mr.. Keck had
probably hired Mccormick, the Star pitcher.
For having merely stated this rumor THs TR1B-
ment.: Having cnffed the unfortunate. writer
over With one hand, the Syracuse man sets him
up again with q. .s.c1ack" from the other, and
, 1877-03-04
THE ANTHEM OF NATURE.

Listen. listen! the tempests rehearsal!
The ship and the waters take parts In the choir
The shrouds In the wind, and the whito -foamtng
billows, 90 =
Are chanting theIr psalms On the strings Of the
lyre- =. -
The cyclone Of death, and tho storm-pea1s Of
thunder,
Arc notes In the octave that echo afar. 49,:
Bat worlds roll in space like the songs Of seraphs
Nor cease they forever at octave or bar. -
The waves Of the ocean, with pesr1y ywhfte dngere,
Aru touching forever the chords Of the strand, >~
INCREASINGLY Ginning the authemnal ehoTua
Over the Watess aud over the land 49,
The murmur Of brook1et from upland to meadow, =
The voice OF the insect, the bird, aud the bee,
Harmonious1y sweet a. the Gospel Of Jesus
That fell on His hearers around Gali1ee. =
The breath Of the zephyr at twilight of evening, =
How gentfe its whisper, how pensive and deAt: - :
Like blessings Ut angels that hover about rs,
With their benedictona to fall on tho ear s'*'
Are, Nature Ii vocal with melody charming, -
From summit Of mountain TO ehore of the se3Ss
For Gods chorue- singers hzye concord eternal -
With all things that ase, or ever shall be- tsw.r4:
y s :: ;:.s,::. l. - A4aaea1 = e n4sgt
, 1877-03-04

letting hanseu go to get Fleet. It is greatly
| to be feared that the Dorgan matter has en- BIT
tered the minds and warped the Judgment Of
the hackers OF the Star Club.
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
BAEn DEAR-Thc information for which you ask
may be found In the list OF mines printed in an
other column.
WEST TwE5rGa-Who Is ths eleventh man for
the Chicago Club? AnSlceT-Thcy haven't anY such
luxury unless.it be Finley.
j.: S. T., Lanark, nl.-How many errors did
A1cVey make in the game between the Hattfords
and chicagos July lastf 4nswer-The Official
scorer says1.
a: J. W.--Ion hare commented pretty late, and
It will trouble you to get much Of q team now. The
only catcher who comes to mind inst now Is Fergy
Malone. You can get him no. Doubt Don't know
his address, bnt Al Reach, No. 8 South Eighth
street, Philadelphia, can tell you.
A1rnA-.s Rule VI, Sec, 15 says that II
batted ball strikes base runner he shall be de-
c!ared ont. Example: Bass runner on tirst baec;
line ball Is batted directly At him; hes steps OF the
ball and touches player before he returns to base.
lshe auts'' Anstetr-Yes. The bull inn't 50 large
that the runner cannot keep some part Of his body
on the bascan0 yet avoid being hit.
ESn1onr AND NorraANs--u} i the st. Louis
Club expels Dorgan, and the Stars OF Syracuse
play him, tho Whites pay the Inter. {2) Can
the Buckeyest (3) Can the INDIANAPOLIS: 4ns,rer
Leasue. i2) They cannot 70 long as they belong
to the international association. (3) There Is
nothing in the League alliance agreement which
refers to the point at all, and, long the In
dianapolis belong to that organization only, they
might "
r. v. B., Jancsyillc-'t -'tDid Eielaski finish the
season Of 1876 with the chicngo Club: (3) II
not was he discharged or expelled: t:p Is hs
under contract to play this year!' Aasrer-tD
He did not finish the season with the Chicsgos, but
left them about the middle of the second Eastern
trip. :l21 lie was neither discharged nor ex-
pelled bnt received his release at his request:
because he wished to resume bis clerkahip in
Washington, from which he had been on iur]ongh.
D lie is not under contract to play this season, 80
fur as known here.
CARL-(1} Who is the best catcher In the conn.
try? .{2) Is McVey better player than White!
Ans!reF-Ql There isn't any such thing ns best
catcher, because there is no way to determine be-
tween the men on account Of the different pitching
they have to handle, Last ,year Allison had the
smallcst percentage OF errors to chances; McVcy
was the best, batter among the players who are to
catch this year; White put out the most NEIL Sny-
der assisted the most times. {2) lie is better
batsmam, and can play IN more places; whether he
is tettor catcher will appear when the season
opens. ' !
, 1877-03-04
PEDESTRIANS j..
vos uuLERH PERFORMS ANOTHER Foor-FEAr.

Special NspGsch to 1he :. --.He
Bosrov, March 3.-.Niss Bertha Won Hil1ern
completed her arduous walk Of making 100
miles in twenty-eignt hours last evening, and
accomplished her task within the time allotted
her, having eleven minutes and thirty-two sec
onds to spare when she closed her wearisome
task. Her best time Was one mile In II min
utes aud IS seconds, and out Of tue whole time
allotted her she rested hours 4o minutes aud
AZ SECONDS, making the actual time Of walk
ing "a hours 81 minutes and 81. sec
onds. When she flushed her WALK
there were at least 5000 people In the hall As
she proceeded brayely to finish the few, List
rounds, walking with that steady, even stride
which Is so peculiar to her, cheer after cheer
rent the air. and every encouragement was gtyeu
her, and, when her task was accomplished, there
was q spontaneous outburst OF applause The
young lady was examined Immediately after the
walk, and was found to be in tolerahly good
condition. It is estimated that II, eco people in
all attended during the twenty eight hours]
allotted her, =.
, 1877-03-04

TIE HAYES AND MONROE MAW-
The announcement Of a cock-hght in last Sun
days TRIBUNE WAS incorrect In some respects.
The agreement between Hayes and Monroe Is,
that they shall show thirteen cocks side,
weights from four pounds six ounces to six.
pounds, and fight all that fall in, give aud take
two ounces; one and one-half In heels; Chicago.
rules; for $50 side each battle, and 500 stdo
the odd fight. The fight will take place Thurs
day Of this week at Trnesdel1, Wis, In barn
fitted up for the purpose. Contrary to the usual
custom, which has been to fight ut night, the
arrangements this time are to leave lere at 8
o'clock. In the morning, and have the fighting
occupy the day, Instead Of the night
, 1877-03-04

looking forward With eager interest to the COM
mencement OF the baseball season Of ~. They
feel that their club has been materially strength
cnce of the inaugural year. more gratifying re-
suit in the long run will crown their efforts
than was secured last season. The new nine
will be: ~ =.
Snyder, c., Devhn, p,
Latham, l b., -. Craser, b.,
f:erharit. l. T.. Hague, 3 b.,
Hall !. f., Ryan, c. +.
>Latfcrty, t., Crawley. f.,
+ SINNER r. Chapman, Manager.
Laffcrty and Craw1ey will be the change pitch
er and catcher.
-AIr. Charles E. Chase, Vice-President OF the
Louisville Club, and had an interesting con
veysation about the game aud clubs the other
day, part OF which append:
aHaye you finished the organization OF the
ninel'' -...
ayes; the engagement Of Crayer has filed
the team and completed tho 1ntield- ~ put:
ting him at secoud base Gerhardt Will be tree to
play short-stop."
II suppose you look upon Hall as valuable
addition to the team, do You not1" ~
AYES. Hall is valuable man anu Moau 1tl
strenothcn any, OF the League mines. look
r,pou him as one Of the strongest batters IN the
countrv, and believe his batting during 1914
will be heavier than last year. L notice tnaL
Mcacham says the ATHLETIC scores were made e
ont fayorahly to Hall, but have also heard IT
remarked that Meacham warped some ct his
srores in favor Of some OF The White Stockings
t lonk upon Hall as one of the most reliable
batters ever saw Hc and Ross Barnes are
about even, but Ross, has had great deal OF
luck in his batting"
How viii the doing away with .f9 fair-fouls a
feet Barnes batting average!, WAS nc not
noted for that style Of bathns!"
II don't think it will affect bis average ir the
least. as he can bat equally well to any portion
If the field. He undoubtedly gained ed many runs l
for his club last year by hls saentlnc laittqais,
con1ted. but I hare heard that he VAS anxious