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l2:sl P. m, lcsyc fccGml time Mt 2 ~ o. m
aFrlFs at - H1 M"'i! viii 1s' furni.hrl hr the
Fr"f. 4. j. Dean. The Peerless bas
rirf au nnrlc aud unol,strt,rtel cabin
thnt Those desiring to dance will have excellent
.st''}tfcs fnr Il. Refreshments may ta Ind on
tlle steamer but NJ liq,or will be sold Round
Lip Tickets have bcrn placed at 50 cents each
aI'! es1i't!ren's tickets At Is cents.
Inc steamer John Sherman, vessel atlaptet
especially Tor tie e1curalon ttlslness, will maka
regular trips ont on the lake aud to South CHI
cage Hur1ng tho day and eTcning. IIcr dock ID
ht E1ark street hri'lge.
-. Lomntxidre Cox announces that hfs trim
little steamer, lien Drake, will maka Two e.
e,irtfonh frorn Clark strict bridge TO South
L!9cago, leaving at 8 a. IN. ar1t returning at
l2:oV P M, and departing again At q o'clock md
returning At = p. nj.
steamer, viii leave Clark street hrtlgc for SOUTH
Sheago It 30 and II, and Lake Front At 8 and
ll:H. Tho 'ast trip from South Chicago will be
na.!r At O'Clock lnt!ir evening.
TIE steamer Cfty Of Duluth will mako three
ee1eurst'sis on tho lake during the day and ever
Tie little steam yacht Pct will easrv those
VINO dcsfrr to 70 pcrch-aanIng to the Govern
mehi pier cEery fifteen minutes from t.le break
*ateF. t.rr'sse the Exposition HutldInv.
ihe Bret liaftg, a snug little steam tfa.t uu-
ger Caot. Hlewctt, will mske fre1ucnt trims
3 Yen Clark street br1dgc Ia tho crib aud Lincoln
:, The steamer Mary will also run 10 Lincoln
fark during the day.
, 1877-07-04
THE NEW PENlTENriARY,

eek1saxlsLp, Ill, July aaThs Southern
Illinois Fenltent!asy Com1uissiodess meet In this
city 10 organize on saturday next. Parties hay
Ing propoaitions to mako as to the location Of
tle proposed institution szs Invited 10 ssua
them vt that tine.
, 1877-07-04

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Of TRAINS
Efr1lHATn1 ~ RsFtsy3cx NtHys-3 sat,ra,y
SDhtlF. So"s e@eep'ea+
CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket oMtea "a Clsst-st tsslermsn Uor,st1 and II
tho depotA, ~ - ~
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HYMENEhL,

&p$fsN Ggpa&cs 10 11 2s7SxH&
kHsoauA, Wts., July 8.-Aias Lille Eureess,
Mghsy-scspcet4d young lady u this city, was
unlted In marssagc to Ar. II. h. Lewis, ot ChI-
ca2o, this afternoon It q o'clock. Ut Tho Unl
tartan ChuIrh. The bridal couple LEFT On ths 4
0'clvek t<slu fof u Eastgtu kia
, 1877-07-04

Fnilmtn I1osrt Cars ara run through. h+t~crn CHI
eago and omaha the train leaving Ch.esfo II tDs9
q, m. " ~ @'S'
NJ nthrr road runs Pullman Or sny ether form ot
hO1el ears Nfst ut Chc4Eo. "
G-Ihrr5t cnentf nf We'll md Kjnlte-4N
eIepot e0rner Of Canal and Kiu1te-ttA
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Determinations = e.: s::: s,.".,. Property.

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in!tr,.1. r.in Ihsllt "4i S3 3oo 9o sisgo % w
inkno~ = i!oniiI :iaI vi ii.v:s| I'll I'D
unknowntlJnl0nll A9I tdsl 1ta,1 13l pao 295
Tbcse rcturns wcrc r,adc ,eycn ycor, eoo .nd
liut tic Unitel States ccns. T. taksn nniv nnr.
IN tan rca,s' 0'A's' ~s'eu' 10 SA"''' oaAF osee
It appears that Prcsbytcr1ans 1,o,d a larger
n.,o,,rf ~ .,,..nh .. 5 .s'.a!a .1 4osu = aaiEet
tion, with ono exception, and more "a st than tSo
Roman Catholics b7 $3,OOj,0 COO.
These Presbytcrjan cnursilcs aro n1autcd t, M
many citice a,,a chicf town. and riliarcs Il thab ~
there is no cunsIlcrabls section OF cnuntry
where there nrc large communities without !
sions, Of one branch OF I'LL PrcsGyt % esian yine.
lae churclcs uninr ia rsTn In Ill tl;a atatss "nI
Territories e1copt two. ''>>' >@
sc1nNen, Anr, AND LETTERS
Tho rsrons drnSrtment. ~ 1a"ies nd n!ustons ao IN
ani 1ca.n'nr Emil ,,e ai" " r,.s. aa . seene
md tnc yr II !. I;tnr uri ~ ~ tso, ~ tnS S a
nhy, Chemistry the sctut art sndhn sus ns osts
E.Tn Iii nnt aba i,crr iiirsts ~ e WV :. "
hv rrcshStcr sboiar, Er an1 ~,
,mnnTt a,;t fnrnnttama a,, " ~ nnst
With navc rssdc M" os.o .s;t tn' nSG.
rs the electro n1asnstic te1rrranilt % nox stG liz
ncryo Of tic whole worI ths lca,icrt tho, o" oa;
ers the harvrsts 81 ~ vii es tha' @ Ell
Int Mntss tI'c t1 a,u, IT, aa ,G w. ,eGaoes ,s
world IA inicitct1 to Prcshvtn.1sn a Hmer.."r. 'ue
In tic realms Of learning and letter. ttn ,o.I.
tton u the Church IL not ltss in,posta,,t Aiways
on The alert In Tie work OF e,incatons II wnn}'i
be strarCo fuducJ, II It hati nnt frsIisb"t lsr,a
cotEtLuiions to soltl Iuarng' Il /. snnsntca txa
GUS by IT, absence from thc dcpartn,cnts of
epheiicral and lrmoraliztn4 literature, its men
nre masters In thusc regions Of iustructidn thnt
rcquiru patient thought, toroi1cl, scholnrshin
npia Mzf moral tone, sut:h "a thcoiory. bIbli.ni
criticism auI expedition, tncutI aul ,uorai
scjt.,cr.
Not t,y thu n,11nher. MIR t,v tho ,o,ch+ n, t,s
lcarnr,l and inhnrn1,s mrr ,,ors - rn3n,, T., ,o
wprId Of thought in motnt njn tl,c tr,,th ~. ~.
defend thn srk of Am trs;j,po"v assst,.st -.
ail oomefs. to furntsh channf',p ~inn.
cvc- IN 1rn,Ic. ~ ~, snH1'up.ou Ia n, "nen'
this, indeed, IL tho duty AMI tha Inv of n,
Presbyterian Church Hut In the sitH Of its
doctrine and pol!ty los IT, conservative md
as Kreccnl 'Nssr.d ho tt etfsr, ai Loaunn'
crlnfnaftnv vIns1s , T. srs u.s
tom which, combines frcc1otn and prcciaitm With
raIe success, Uniting large measure OF local
Mpsrty WIN strict and authoritative super
ssea oa srer on RUE a w. r. evss S1etss L. 4 at
ha yin1z fcr,ys unJ rir;lanra rr.t,rh -. - r,a.'
~ iir@ctiyt Wills Il h"s iit"s-Is ~, III ~ -
]ect to i That eacll incinber q tho Iody fccis
himself welded to and mingled with It, and nil
are ooona up "a a sa'asarv an'ty."
,,.. AsyiyALn - 4, or nsL1oIox:
f1nisi aat:. H. H.. ~ hcs ~ snaen 10 tne
vrUwth. IrawnV To- itaulf tIo eIcmcnts X ~.
GtIlty, pruercaa, and uscfu|pces: hnyin., thc
, 1877-07-04

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, 4 81. PAUL RAILROAD
Cni0n Depot corner Iadlsou and EnHaI.elA Ticket
atnct: - tsth ClAtk'sIs opps%!le sherman liou~t,
, 1877-07-04

CHICAGO N10H 4 81. LOUIE AND CHICAGO
KANSAS CITY & DENVER 8IORr LINER.
Union l,ep,s, Wcat Side, near Ma1aon ~ bYidFs m,
THehtysshfrd.a, Ticket Once, i.1 RaCduiDh. Il
, 1877-07-04

CHICAGO 81. PAUL 4 H1NHEAPOIB LINE
TICKET ONCE. q Cask.st Aud A. KInsteartc. pepoA
Lesve- Arrive.
e. raut Minneapolis e.. .1o:n1 a. NJ t:t0r N.
~. Eadl Atnncapotfs EI H G:aop, m. i Il 30 !. r..
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06

In cell No. I. in addition to the two
negro men serving oot sentence for mr.
nor ofence<, there was confined ane-
gro boy. Abraa Briscoe. aged II yesfs.
not charged With any offence, but sim-
ply placed in durance vile to ''take care
Of him." Although weak-minded, II is
very evident he would not derive benz
eft from asylum treatment; be could Be
sufficiently we'll cared for in a poor
house IL there was proper one to send
him to; as he Us healthy and strong, he
should be required in measure at least
TO earn hls bread, instead Of the coun-
ty being taxed sixty cents per diem for
his support. Certainly the Jail is no
place for persons entirely free from
CRIME or even criminal intent.
The criminal girl, Nellie Smith, about
thirteen years of age. was sentenced in
September last for forgery, to four years
Imprisonment, and is now ostensibiy
serving out the sentence in jail. She j.
not confined in cell bu, has the liber-
ty Of the house, and performs work for
the jailor's family. The necessity of
So"uitlahS suSu eeses " jan suonSy
suggests the propriety of founding DIS
trict poor houses and houses OF indus
try combined, where, this class Of Of
tenders could be confined, and at the
same time required to do work for their
own maintenance. At the rate paid by
the county; viz: sixty cents per day.
Tor feeding prisoners, this girl will. ex-
elusive OF clothing, cost the county in
four years, the sum of $S76 without
rendering any equivalent whatever.
However desirable it may be to have
such prisoners constantly employed, the
proprie,y OF giving them Liberties not
vouchsafed by the law, nor contempla-
ted in the sentence, and using them to
do the domestic work Of the jailor, with
out the county receiving remuneration
for the same, is very questionable.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06
THE
ST MARY'S BEACON
LEoyARDTowy, Nd.
THURSDAY MORNING, September csh, 1871

The FoREIcS OUrLooK.-There is
little TO note m the foreign situation
since our last issue, the position Of the
Turks and Russians being rsry nearly
identical with that then reported. The
fighting within the past week has been
"ta-slirmish character and has been
chiefly struggle tor position. The
Ru>silns still hold the Shipka pass and
the endeavor Of the Turks appears to be
TO force ITS evacuation By seizing eligi-
bic points bearing on il or 20 blockade
II. II possible. I:i> no: likely from pres
ent Indications that there will be any
material change in the position of either
army before the winter sits in and then
both will be locked up from seriou.
aggressive action until the spring opens.
Whatever ous sympathy for Russia, We
may not deny that her first campaigns
in this war, both in Armenia and in the
West, have turned out to be partial fail
urcs.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06

The painful rumor which reached our Town
few days ago Of the death Of Mrs. Brent, wife Of
Hon. George Brent, Chief Judge Of this Judicial
Circuit, is scontirmed. Mrs. Brent died at the res
idence Of her husband in Charles county on the
3lst of August, ult. She at the date Of her death
was in her 47th year, was a daughter of the late
Hon. VIM. D. Merrick and sister Of the disiiu-
guished iuris's Judge Matthews Merrick, Of How
ard, and Richard Merrick, Of the washing g,on
bar, and was known to n wide circle Of attached
friends here as an accomplished, amiable and
most hospiable lady. A general and very earn
est sympathy is felt in this community for Judge
Brent in the sad bereavement; which has over,a.
ken him.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06
The crsp Prospect.

We have taken some trouble to inform our
selves of the corn and tobacco prospec, here at
this time, and We have no hesitation in saying.
that in the central sections Of our county and in
all light soils, nothing like full yield of either
crop can be realized. There can be slight room for
miscalculation in this matter, as much of the to-
hacro crop has been already housed and fully a
half Of the blade fodder taken from the corn. A,
this stage in the maturing Of these-crops any far
mer Of experience can closely approximate the
yield and i; is the Judgment Inexperienced farm
erS, with our own observation, which We rely
upon when we announce, that no, more than a
halfcrop of tobacco and two-,hirds Of a corn crop
can be realized in onr county from this year s
yield.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06

On Thursday, the sth the day Of our present
issue, the Ladies Memorial Association Of West.
moreland Co, Va, will pay a visi, to our Town,
on the steamer Mat;ano, for the purpose ofrais-
iny funds to complete the paymen, of the balance
due on monument erected to the memory o
the Confederate dead from that county. The As.
sociation will also give, at clock, P. NJ, in
the Socie;ys Hall, an entertainment consisting
of Tabieaux and Charadcs. Addresses will be
delivered by Gen. Fitz Lee, of Stafford, Gen
Bcale and Mr.. Geo. Walker. Of Westmoreland
The entertainment will lie assisted by a Quartette
Club 10 cniivcn the occasion with music All
persons feeling an interest in helping TO pay n
last tribute TO the lost are mot respectful
~ invited TO give their assistance Price of ad-
mission, 50 cts.,-childrcn half price.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06
Seheol I.ems.

School lieMa.
The annual Teachers Institute, Tor this Coun-
ty, under the direction of the State Superin,en-
dent, Prof. N. A. Newell, assisted by the cock
amiuer, Capt, Thomas will he held in Leonard
town or or about the :s,h, so,h and 3ist of Oc-
tober proximo, of which due notice will hereafter
be officially given. We hope all interested in
the cause Of popular education will attend, as We
learn no pains will be spared to make the lnsti'
tute interesting to all.
At the late examinations Of Tearhers held in
L,onard.own, certificates were awarded as fol-
lows: First Grade, Jesse Turner and Thos. b.
Cough End Grade, Mrs. Maria 4 Biscoe, Eu-
gene Goodrich, JEFF. c. Howard, Jos. W. Colds
borough, Mrs. Elizabeth Hammctt and Cbas. Z.
Buck; also. to W. NJ Mendenhall and VIM. G
Catus, colored.
We learn also that another examination will
be held carly in October next of which also due
notice will be given, at which examination We
hope to hear of others obtaining lst Grade Ccrti-
fcaies, as the difference between the pay of Is,
and 2nd Grade Teachers is sufficient inducemeui
for the trial, to say nothing Of other impor-
tant considerations,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06
Yours, etc,
l.. J. SUTTON.

DEATH OF BRIGHAM YoUSG.-Brig-
ham Young, the Norman ruler and pro-
phet, died on Wednesday, the 29th OF
August, ult., IN Salt Lake City, in the
77th year of his age. This remarkable
man was born in Vermont. He was
the son OF farmer, and his early eiu-
cation was almost wholly elementary.
Earl, in life he Joined the Baptists, and
was for some time preacher, though
not ordained. When abou; thirty-seven
years of age he emigrated to Ohio, and
joined the Mormons at Kirkland, then
under the leadership Of Joseph Smith.
At the age Of fou.ty he was chosen
one Of the Twelve Apostles" and was
soon after made their President, and
sent out 10 make prosclytes. On the
death of Jos. Smith, he became leader
of the Mormons. In lS46 he left Nau-
VOC with most of his followers, and per-
>uaded them 10 emigrate to the Great
Salt Lake Valley, which he described
as their promised land. After suffer
ing severe hardships in their Journey
overland, the Mormons reached the
present site of Salt Lake City IN July
lSi7, and there founded a settlement.
In lS49 the Mormons, who had become
largely increased by immigration, or
ganized the 'State of Deseret," and
applied for admission TO the Union.
Their application was refused. but the
Territory of Utah was organized, and
Brigham Young was appointed Govern
or in 1850. He remained Governor for
four years. The growth OF the Nor.
mons and their isolated position made
them disposed to defy the power of the
United States, until, in 1857, President
Buchanan sent troops TO Utah to enforce
the authority Of a Gentle" Governor
whose life was threatened. The pres
enee Of the troops had a wholesome ef-
feet; a compromise followed, and the
Mormons have since been peacesble.
The construction Of the Union Pacific
Railroad, and the influx Of large Gen
tile" element, have considerably modi-
fed The character Of the Mormon Colo
ny, and a material change in its policy,
or another migration OF the faithful,
seems inevitable. The change my be
FASTENED. if not precipitated, by the
great leaders death. Brigham Young
had rare executive ability, but his per.
! sonal character was that Of sensual,St,
hypoorite and an impostor. Polyga-
my was openly proclaimed by him in
/ 1882 a revelation from the Lord, and
he set the example to his followers of a
plurality of wives. The suit Of Ann
Eliza. the nineteenth OF these so-calied
wives for divorce and alimony, will
be fresh in the memory OF our readers.
g. Mrs. Julia Frazier. late Of Knox
vile, Tenn, writes us that she has been
great sufferer with inflammatory
Rheumatism and Neuralgia, and in ev-
cry attack Keller's Roman Linimeni
has given her relief, very often upon
one application. She adds: Indeed,
in relieving pain on every part of the
body l know Of nothing superior. +"
Hers Is the experience OF all who use
il a> aPaili DESTROY or.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06
lCoMMUNrCATEp.

EwINGs, Aug. 27, 1877.
.Nes1s. Editors I'm looking over
your very pleasant little paper few
days ago, | was somewhat struck by a
very laGorious article Ito ready over the
signature Of G. F. ID. Now, Madame
Rumor says that G. F. D. is himself a
seeker after legislative honors, and if
so, don't his rather feeble dart at Re-
publican leaders for holding their party
together for the sake Of office look some
what out Of place when made against a
party that has not single candidate in
the field and by one Of several candi-
dates tor Legislative honors in the oppo-
sition? Don't it look, as Cousin Phe-
nix would say, kind Of IA sort Of "a
well, IN fact, little humbuggy; And
that other little grocery bill Really,
he speaks of it so naively and has it
printed in such italics, that if he was
not a candidate for some Of the loaves,
one might be induced to think he actu-
ally believed there was something in it.,
but as it is, il is too thin think. All
friend G. F. D., in the future, don t
play with your hand exposed. If you
do, foes as well as friends, will see your
cards. Well, il is too hot and dry to
say more. especially as have nothing
to say, except that if We are forced to
have a democrat elected this Fall, G.
F. ID. has my sympathieS, his mode Of
electioneering is so ch;ld-like and
bland"
Yours, etc,
l.. J. SUTTON.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06
Personal.

Personal
We had the satisfaction Of spending several
pleasurable hours with our old friend Dr. Jane. r.
Morgan, of Washington, D. C., during his flying
visit to our village last week. We were happy
TO notice 'ha, advancing time is dealing gently
with our friend and that his good spirits were
as fluent and genial as ever. Long may he
wave Speaking Of the Dr. suggests us to
mention, that his son, Carroll, who is also an
NJ. d. and now pursuing a course of study in the
Hospitals Of Paris, has, though quite youth, been
offered responsible position on the Turkish Med
ical staff a, Cons,an,nope and is holding the Of
Ger under adyis~ment.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06
FOR THE LEGISLATURES.

ksssrs. EdsfOvs :-Yoa will please announce
- your paper the s~me Of JAS. y. RlI.ICOTT-
OF ST laigoes' district a. . ssi,abIe candiS.,e
tor the next House Of Delegates. His lie Iong
services IN the cause Of Democracy and his bust
ncss Qualifications particularly it him for The no.
siton, and he Will be WARMLY s.ppor,ea sv
S<r' 3, 1877. ChaptiCo District.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06
nlHnEA At ST. AEDREW's.

ine ladies OF 81. Andrews Congregation will
give a DINNER a, the Parsonaee n.., ,h.
church on " WEDNESDAY, the 3rd Of Oc,ob-r
If fair, IL not, the FIRST fair day thereafter. The
Proceeds will be devoted 20 the making of mneh
needed repairs upon the church building. The
public are respectfully invi.ed Tickets 10 din
ner, 80 cents Sen, Ie---,s
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06

cztniaa1 AErsoks
A. J. Merritt, ms oa Friday lasl ARRESTED "a
carried before Josiah y. Bizeos, Jussio ofthe
Peace of the lss district spos ehzfEs presented
by Caps. Jos. Fosrvss. II appears that Mr.. Ass-
ritt Is the agent Of some 81. Nary's Land and
Improvemen, Tor E~~ssrasisa) Company AID, as
such, was authorized 10 demolish all the cottages
at Point Lockout. We have never been able to
catch up 70 all the hambuggeey Of the Point
Lookou, case, but this much is conceded hy oil,
sha, ussy years ago wn. Cost johnson became
the owner cs this place and opened there Sum
mer resort The ground upon which the cot
tases are built MAS leased to parties In Cur coun-
ty aei elsewhere for one handr~d years, rrncw-
able forever. Mr. Forrest became the owner Of
one Of these cottages and lots, upoa which he
has regularly paid the taxes. Now, Mr.. Merritt,
representing a. he pretends this company, or some
other company, has been guilty Of a wanion de-
struction of this property. We understand tha,
the gentleman in question has behaved, in dis
charge Of the duty assigned him, In a most gen
tlemanly manner, but still the agent in erimi-
nal offence is the responsible party, and il is
hoped that his trial will sko~ wp the irregaiari-
ties Of this whole business. He has been held in
the SUN af $500 to await the action Of the next
grand jury.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06

has only been an inmate for six or eight
months; she has with her an infant two
years old; Another young colored xo-
man b blind from cataract, but il 9TH
erwise heslfhy. She eouId be relieved
by proper surgical skill. One of the
white women, Mjlie Thompson. sixty
years ofage, is an Enbecile and has beer
an inmate Of the almshouse for forty
years.
in addition toinmates the almshouse
tie county supports one hundred and
four out pensioners, at IN average cost
OF about $40 per annum, or an aggre-
gate Of upwards OF 5000. The cost
of maintaining the ten inmates in the
aimshouse, is in the aggregate, S2.216
or per capita cost of 1921 per annum,
a Sum greater than is required to MAIN
tain and treat patients i'm the most ele-
CANT and comfortable charitable institu-
tions in the State. This large expendi.
ture is partially attributable to the fact
that the house has no general rules for
its government, no dietary regulations,
nor special duties for the inmates by
which they could aid in supporting them
selves. The farming operations tso are
doubtless an incubus upon this, ss they
have been found to be upon other slim.
lar institutions visited. The Trustees
would do well not only to rehabilitate,
or make new their building, but also to
reorganize and discipline Us affairs.
Table showing the Whole Nrmber of Inmases
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06
LIVER COMPLAINT.

When from any OF The numerous Incl
ting causes the Liver begins 10 act abnor-
m1lly, the Lille remains in Tie system,
y.t!aiing and peryGrt;ng every vital pro
cess, and Causing Boils, Carhunc,ce.
Biotches. i'imples, Coughs, Bronchitis.
Asthma, CONSUMPTION, Dy-cn;cry, Kid
ncy aIid Bladder disez.sc cs, and many other
disorders, all originating directly oI inii-
reclly from The Liver. kcllcr's Vegetable
Life Drops induce the healthy action OF
the Liver by providing for the removal II
the hillary constituents by the Bowels,
kidneys and Skin.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06
DIED.

On the ?nd inst. LULU. infant daughter Of
Jno. y. and Elizabeth T. Graves, aged 4 months
and 2s days.
Suffer iiitlr children and forbid them no, 10
come unto me for Of such is the Kingdom ofHea.
ven"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06
Notice Of Dividend.

0N application Of DIR. VIM. s. Blackstone,
~ administrator Of
wA. II. THOMAS,
late OF st Aary's county. deceased, Il is ordered
by the Court, that the said administrator notify
tn" creditors Of the said deceased TO file their
claims against said deceased in the Office Of the
Register Of Wills for Sc. Nary's county on or be-
fore
Tuesday, the End OF October. 1871.
Tor dividend. and that this order be published in
the 81. Mary's Bsacsa, once q week in each seek
until the safa And DAY Of October, 1877.
Test: J. 7. N. RALEY,
Register Of Wills for
st. Mary's county.
Sept 6, ls1s-t
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06

In the introduction of Kcller's Veye-
table Life Drors: o new departure Ess
been instituted. Instead Of appealing TO
the crcdulity and desperation Of The sick.
the judgment Of oil Ia addrcssed in II
Brief Manual Of Purgative and Dcpun-
tive Mejicine,"-lto be had Of druggists.
frss If Charge, and given with every hot
having perception Of their diseases, can
intclligently apply the principles therein
contained. with tho assurance Of rcliei
and cure Of
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-09-06
Dental Notice.

Will visit St. Nary county on the 18th Of
sSsptemeer TO pruseeate my profession and will
rernaia during the session Of Court and no longer
Those wishing nv sersioes viii please caifuu
me, or drop me . line ~ Feaxick's Hotel, Leon
aEdtown. PSiess rsrs lor
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BAPTISM 4
$50 p. IN
ted meeting
following.
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