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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22
A Curious Little Animal.

The truncated pichiciago is one OF
the smallest of four-footed animals. II
is not more than two inches in length.
The shield which covers the entire upper
portion of it's body is composed of a
single piece, and consists of regular,
uniform, and smooth scales neatly ar.
ranged like mosaic. This coat of mail is
truncated vertically at it's rear portion.
The animal has curious, cutoff appear.
ance. owing to the apparent absence of a
tail, but in reality due to the position of
that member. which is short and closely
pressed against the body. All the lower
portions, the neck, stomach, sides
and sS "re co'erea WIN long ana line
hairs. :,
Cord;llaras roorr,. Tins, in Chill, where it
feeds on earth worms, Snaiis' ana IN
scots. 1t uses its long, lare- "n.' sharp
nails to make burrows. which ar. oi'en
very deep. In these it remains O. W.
cealed during the greater part Of the day; ,
and rarely ventures to wander to any
great distance even by night. It cannot
jump or run swiftly hence when at
tackled by an enemy it has no means of
escape but by its subterranean gallery 81
hence, when hard pressed, it seeks safety
in digging new hole, and very often
succeeds in thus escaping but when
this resource fails, the animal rolls its
head and legs under its stomach, form
ing ball like hedgehog, and thus in
cased in armor defies the teeth or claws |
of its adversary. 1t is sometimes called
the chlamyphore. As is the case with
the mole and other subterranean ami |
mails, the eyes are of minute dimen-
sions, and are hidden under the soft and |
prOfuse fur of the face.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22
A Remarkable Death.

The singular circumstances connected
with the death of Charles Christmann,
at 81 Division street, have not been
correctly reported. Christmann, who
was twenty-six years of age, was very
fond of cunning, and anticipated great
deal of pleasure in the thought of going
on a cunning excursion with some
friends on Lond Island. Upon examin-
ing his gun he found the nipples rusty.
He poured kerosene oil in the barrels,
and after allowing it to remain there for
some time, poured it out and then
poured hot water in to wash the oil out.
He then took chair and sat down by
the stove, and removing one Of the lids
put the breech in the fire. After it bad
remained there few moments, he put
the muzzle to his mouth and blowed,
when the oil remaining in the barrels
limited, and with a noise somewhat
similar to that made by blowing ont a
lamp, the vapors we're forced down his
throat into his lungs, and he fell from
his chair with blood issuing from his
mouth and ears and expired without a
groan. His brother, who stood by,
tainted upon seeing what was done.--
NeW York Ne,Ds.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22
CHEW
The Celebrated
"MAToHI.Eas
Wood Tag Plug
ToDAoco.
The PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York, Boston, and Chicago.
Ilistory in Our Common schools.

History in Our Common schools.
Our attention has recently been called to a
history Of the United states for the use Of
Schools, by Prof. J. G. Ridpsth, which is not
sonly the best We have ever seen, but embraces
features Of rare value, never before incorporat-
cd into any history. It is written in style of
great elegance; but simple and easy Of compre-
hension; systematically arranged in connected
narratives elegantly and inteligently illustrated
with chronological charts, progressive maps,
Typographical diagrams, portraits and cuts
fresh, philosophical and readable
1t IL as much unlike an ordinary school
history az the beautiful periods Of Irving are
unlike the turgid nonsense Of Topper and 1t
30 adroitly weaves the inspiring HISTORY OF the
country into the web and wool of the material
facts as to impress the lessons Of history upon
the mind with indelible force. It is fact dressed
in elegant periods, noble diction, impressive
characterizations and illuminated by appro-
pirate incident and beautiful pictures; The
publishers Zones, Brothers 4 Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio) have made the most elegant and attrac-
tive school-book now before the public.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22
A sad Incident " lhe Easter. War.

Tho London Telegraph says: An in
cident has befallen tho wicked and cruel
war now raging. which may help Il
bring home to those chiefly responsible
for liz sufYeringsa sharper sense Of thei,
guilt. Prince Sergius, Of Leuohten.
berg, says telegram from Gorney
Student, has been killed in one Of the
recent "Reminiscences made by thu
army Of the czarewitch. The prince
was attached, like his brother Eugene,
10 the lancers Of the Russian Guard, and
riding ont along she LON, a Turkish
bullet serick him in the forehead, in.
Stantly killing him. The prince thus
slain in the flower Of his life--for no
was only twenty.eight years Of age
was, we believe, the fourth son of the
Grand Duchess Marie. eldest daughter
OF the late Emperor Nicholas, Of Rus.
sia, being, therefore, a nephew to the
present czar, and it is obvious that such
a casualty must appeal to the minds Of
the Russian ruler and his household
with o great deal more force than the
deaths Of innumerable soldiers and ordi-
nary officers. We do not say this I'M
charitably; for it is not to be doubted
that long ago the very soul Of Alexander
has been sickened by the carnage, amid
which he is obliged to live, and by the
daily multiplying proofs Of the crime
and blunder, into which he allowed him.
self to be drawn by the solicitations of
the Russian war party, and the beglil-
ing clamor of faction among ourselves.
We know not how far there may have
been touch of tenderness in the rela-
tions between Prince Sergius and the
Gar Alexander, but the two we're at all
events near kinsmen by blood, and it
may, perhaps, be that the natural feel.
ings produced by this young mans
death, may so impress the mind of his
majesty with the unspeakable misery
caused by his enterprise in many hum.
BILE home, and so far sway his already
disposition, that he may by
and-by open his eyes little to the true
character of this vast crime, which is
disguised under the name of pious and
philanthrophic undertaking.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22
Dickens, Little Folks.

Nothing has given the writings Of Charles
Dickens 80 strong hold upon the hearts Of
parents as the well-known excellence Of his
portrayal of children and their interests. These
delineations having received tho approval of
readers Of mature age, the different child
characters have been detached from the large
mass Of matter with which they were originally
connected, and presented in the authors own
language, to new class of readers, to whom
the little volumes will be as attractive as the
larger originals have proven to the general pub
lie. series Of twelve volumes has been pre-
pared, presenting. among others, the following
characters " smike," from Nicholas Nickleby
9" Little Nell," from The Old Curiosity Shop ;
The Child Wife" from David Copperheld
&c. A new edition Of the first volume Of the
series, "Little Paul." from Dombey & Son,
has just been issued, illustrated by barley, and
attractively bound The other volumes will
shortly follow Sent postpaid for 81 90 or
any volume will be sent with a years subscrip-
ton to the New York Tribune (weekly), for
5000; or any two volumes with years sub
scription to the Independent for $500.
JOHN r. ANDERSON, Publisher,
Hartford, Conn.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22
- a Remedy that D s!.: Competition.

Hostetter's stomach Bitters defy competition.
or the host of rival tonics that have cropped
up during its long career, not one has gained
and retained such large share of public favor,
though many have enjoyed an ephemeral popu-
larity. The reason Is this, that whereas many
of these medicines were advertised to perform
cures Of the most startling nature, they have,
when tested, almost invaribly turned out to
be of little or no value while the great invigor-
ant, whose reputation they were intended to
rival, has nexer disappointed those who have
placed their confidence in it. It has indicated
In the amplest manner its claims to be consid-
cred positive specific remedy for liver COM
plant, dyspepsia, malarious fevers, debility,
constipation, and numerous other maladies
arising from general weakness and disorders
of the stomach, liver and bowels.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22

Official reports state that there are
81, 900 buildings In New York city.
There are 1893 houses arranged IN
" French fats 172 hotels, sixty.six
hospitals and asylums, twenty.nine
theatres and eleven markets. The
number of dwelling-houses is 81, 156.
The annual average number of new
buildings for the last twelve years is
1855.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22

"Well, may I hope, then, dear, that
at some future time may have the hap
piness of making you my wife ?" Yes,
I hope so, am sure" she replied, "for
I am getting tired of suing fellows for
breach Of promise"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22
FOR MAN AND BEAST.
Sandal-WOOd

positive rsmed for all disease Of the kidneSs.
Bladder and Urinary Organs; also good in Dror.
slcaI Complaints. It never produces sickness, 10
certain and spee action It ia fast superssd.ns
all other remedies Sixty capsules cure in elk or ssb
dsys No other medicine oan do this.
Beware Of Limitations, for. owing TO its Erss
success many have been offered some most danger
Gus. causing piles. eto.
DUNDAs DICK d. CO.'S ssrusse Soft c-p-
slss, eomsst~t~s OH af Sando,oood sold q, all d~ss
ssovss All for circular. d. sssd Fer ONE 10 90
Mbcst~, Sweet, Noe Ycyh.
N.Y.N. y. 81.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22

The most delicious, light, white and whole
some biscuits rolls, mullins, waf1es, corn-bread,
calse, etc., are possible to every table by using
the celebrated Dooley's Yeast Powder. 1t is
absolutely pure, and will go much further in
impossible to fail with it in baking. Ask your
grocer for it, and do not be put off with any
other
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22

Mrs. General sherman,
wife of the general Of the United States army,
says: 81 have frequently purchased Durang,s
Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffering with
rheumatism, and in every instance it worked
like magic" Send for circular to Helphen.
slime and Bentley, druggists, Warrington, D. Q.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22

"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy the great
internal medicine, will positively cure any case
of rheumatism on the face Of the earth. Price
d bottle, six bottles, Is. Sold by all drug
gists. Send for circular to Helphenstlne h
Bentley, druggists, Warrington, ID. G.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22
Burnetsss (ocealne

is the best and cheapest Hair Dressing in the
world. II kills dandrun, sllays irritation, and
promotes vigorous growth Of the hair.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22

ars.. reduction sls II pIscs fcr iSis q Gsasoss
Pictorial to ~ T. year. Single copies hve
cents.
The Home Circle 10 t2a year, single copies
Ave cents, for sale by ell newsdeAlers.
GIason's Monthly Companion TO 81 year
single copies ten cents. All postage free.
The price OF chromos has Just boon greatly
reduced. No Que now gives such liberal terms
10 agents AZ We do. Send for new free circular.
Address Y. Gleason 4 Co., 1888 Washington
Street, boston, Mass. 'a'
1 Ant Eiilteus.
Ouirk's Irish Tea will make new man OF you.
40 d by druggists at 26 cts. . package.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22
The Annual Fly Crop.

Prof. Owens lecture on "Compara-
tive Anatomy" will afford some explana-
ton of the extraordinary numbers in
which flies sometimes occur. ''The Aphis
,anigera produces each ten viviparous
broods, and one which is oviparious, and
each generation averages 100 indi-
viduals
LIST generation produces aphis.
ID 100 one hundred
I'D 10000 ten thousand.
eth 100000 million.
Sth 1e,OO0,00o one hundred millions.
9Th lo,OOO,OOOO00 ten billions
9Th l,O00,0o0,000OO0 trillion.
9Th Ip.W0O00, 100000 one hundred millions.
9Th l0.oO0.oO COCOON y0oo ten quintiops.
10th l,oO00Oo 900 ooo,ooo one quntillion.
- If the oviparous generation be added
to this you will have thirty times greater
results,"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-22

A letter has been sent to Governor Nichols,
Of Louisiana, by P. B. 8. Pinchback, in which
the latter resigns his credentials as United
States Senator from the Pelican State.
At a private conference Of Senator'S. Con-
gressmen and other leaders Of the Greenback
movement, held in Washington, permanent
National Greenback League was formed. An
executive committee, consisting Of one Senator
or Congressman from each State to the number
Of twenty five, was appointed, and it was
resolved to obtain a room in the capitol for
the purpose Of holding future meetings.
The danger of q war with Mexico is not
imminent, according to the President. the
Houee committee on military affairs and the
army authorities
The admission of Mr.. Eustis into the Senate
fills up that body to its full membership.
The Senate finance committee at meeting
considered Mr.. Wallaces bill authorizing the
issue of one hundred million dollars worth Of
four per centum sixty-year bonds in lieu Of the
four per centum bonds now authorized by law,
the long bonds to be Of the denominations Of
twenty-five, fifty and one hundred dollars, and
to be issued for the investment of savings.
The bill further provides that the coupons shall
be payable either in legal tender notes or in
coin at the option of the government, and that
the money received from the sale Of bonds
shall be applied to the redemption Of the FIVE
twenty bonds. The committee did not take
final vote on the BILL but the discussion
developed the fact that the committee will
probably report Il 10 the Senate fsvorably.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

.Ntsrss, vs s-oa F1sp -
IL 18Th iol.as. quite ; serpef>.h| -
Dies a nbIed Il nj. - Il 4.
ek1Irh q, E;asess m exhibj = xoetes
up BY - paPils ssr the be1eo3 of the
Sunday School The entssaes re y =
small. the mssasrrs recognising the me-
eessity Of making some. allowance Cor
the hard t,mes. and the result shows
that they acted well. for they succeeded
beyond their most sanguise expects-
tons. The doonywere opened sbcut =
o.clock. p. M. and the performance
commenced shofiy sflrfwssas. Tks
exercises opeaed with the sise;ng Of
the hymn e.star Of Ny Only Hope.s'
with IN accompaniment - taeissEsn
By the Revd. Mr.. Bssass. Psstse IN
charge. This wss followed b. moral
and didachc recitations intsfspersed
with music. where III did 20 ven L
would not do 10 Particalasise Of call a.
tention 10 ssy one psSt. - Z mssl ee
coaieated with -staiss. thsG ne 20
grimne vas welr carried out Ind me
renditioa Of oil the parts excellenf. The
music wss delightful, ard - fer = the
limited mosieal acquirements Of your
correspondent viii justify him IN say-
ing. Was perfect. Everything went on
happily and all seemed well pleased
with the entertainment. and st It's close
were quite lavish in their enconiums. :
NJ.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24
The HEATED TEaM.-The "oldest n

The HEATED TERM.--The "olde.t in.
habitant" abort here Mas been consulted
in regard TO the warm weather of late,
and he has positively stated, THAT IN his
recollection nothing has come up TO it.
The thermometer has been ranging be.
tween 30 and 100. II is hoped that the
wrath Of the giant may be spent in his
first effort, and that the Summer NAV
be Just hot enough for corn and cool
enough for living. On, Tuesday even.
ing last refreshing shower cam. from
the West, which has in me asure aba.
ted the saltnncss OF the season.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

PRocgEpiNcs or THE COMMISSION
FRS CouRr.-This body met on Tues.
day last. Present, roxwell, Fenwick,
Alvey. Davis and Jones. The Com.
'n'ssioners were engaged in passing &C
counts against the county. The Court.
after argument heard. passed the aceuun,
81 counsel employed by Benjamin Fox.
well in the quo rarrssfo case lately
tried agains. INN. The Court then ap-
pointed the following gentlemen Trus-
tees of the Poor for the ensuing year :
Henry Watts. Thos. Foxwell. James
Jones. Thos. n Langley and ]. J. Al
vey. t~ ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

- The Baltimore Sta. one Of The
best daiIies published in this country.
entered its 4ist year on Thursday last.
is proprietor, A. s. Abel. looks nearly
As young a. be did twenty years ago.
and seems to have lost none Of his en-.
terprise and vigor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

I EARav PLasrISc.-We have been
informed BY one Of our correspondents.
that J. J. Redmond, IT,, living near
Bond's Wharf, in this county. COM
menced planting bis crop Of tobacco on
the 18th inst.. and needs only the sea-
soas now 10 complete his crop.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

gnlHE ABOVE REWARD WILL
J be paid for the arrest aad dslivs.
~ 10 me 4 the county jail. Ieoaard-
JA& WILSON Z nEKkf nAYDIN.
'colored, prisoners lately esrsped from
said jail, OF go for the arrest and de-
livery Of either.
DESCRIPTION.
Wilson has Z dark completion. il
spare built, 5 feel 8 or Z inckes. IN
height. has smooth facs. sharp hesa
and y - or IS years Of age.
Hayden i very. black. Has thick
lips. S about 5 feet inches high snd
has down cast expression when spoken
-""t lA i -rap .pr, - 2
~ Esksa wR vME- Sheriff
Nav "a 1a77-M
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

HaiL.-The upper section Of our
county wss'sisi'ed on Tuesday last BY
hail dora. but We are glad TO say no
d;refnl accounts have reached US in re-
gard IN il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WHEAT.-The markst has been very heavy
the past week, and prices have declined fully d
cents per bushel, making the decline from the
highest poin, reached this season Of 10 cents per
bushel.
The sa!es reported during the week were a.
o flows:
Southern gel bu. prime red at S..l?; go
tu. do. at 50 .07; eco bu. amber az 81.
CoRS.-The sales Of all descriptions during
the week, as far rs reported, were as follows:
Southern-White, 500 bu. damaged At CD
cents; i,50o 6u. prime nj 20; 500 bu. do. At 50;
$50 bu. do. IS; $50 bu. do. at SI2; 400 bu. do.
1t 81; 1880 bu. do. at 6SA; %, 562 bu. do. at
66; S, LAG bu. do. at e5: yellow, $40 bu. blue
eyed At 81; 3,e0D bu. prime at 20: 53T bu. do. At
6s4; $40 bu. do. 1t SO; 035 bu. do. 1t ST. 4, 81
bu. do. at So; 1900 bu. do. at 65.
0Ars.-Receipts "a, 64s bu. The market has
been moderately active but at lower prices; e.
pccially for inferior descriptions. The sales Of
the week were rs follows 500 bu. Southern at
50 cents; I'll ba. do. at 81: 800 bu. do. ut so;
l,035 bu. DO. at 80; 2.355 bu. do. at -; 500
bu. do. at ~; 400 bu. do. at &c; 1000 bu. do.
at 45}; 100 bu. do. at IS.
RYE.-Receip;s 300 bu. The market has
heen dull and prizes are lower. We note sales
as follows: 400 bu. nj 81; 100 bu. do. at IS cents
800 bu. do 90 ssais. At the close we quote
good to PRIME y 9o{G95 cents.
ToBAcco.-The market continues eo3ef and
prices are about steady. The rssripas Of Mary
land leaf were larger the past week-l,ese hhds.
against I, 237 hhds. the previous week. The
receipts Of Ohio were only ls5 hhds., af&iasa
600 bids. the previous week. We guote . FOL
lows:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

nnpnse csnesal shesus ] ~
nsss - - p nklie sbost - q !.
3, - -.
~ Ne n ~. &c Fl - thia
1T - - nt1i1ed y - -
osss btrsi = = siS ~ = lS63-el
1naIC - DO, ~, and SAaa 40
yesfs sfter Lee Nd laid dowa hiss word
q ApPomattox - corrupt nsaipsses
tioas Of the Hepublican majority a
Washington swellsd the numbers Of the
regular arny 10 =, 900 men. thus bur.
deniag the tax-payefs d The United
States In / time Of profound peace with
wicked and wastefal annual outlay Of
about the expense Of the whole army
which YES found adsQpate 70 our. needs
inthe worst crisis Of strife through which
We have ever been called TO pass. In
1880 70. 900 men suficed for our whole
regular force. There is no sort Of reas-
|on kif maintaining now aresolar army
Of more than Is, 900 men q the out
side. and yet ID 1874 D Republicsn
CoaGress fixed the force 81. 900 men.
~ n Wevh $3.50 ss*i hsA9 Hsf
TIA story Of . remarkable family
cruelty was recently developed in the
case Of H. Sedan better known o.
Squire Sedan. Who died in Cincinnati
Recently. leaving IN estate yslued II
$50. 900. He LEFT viii conveying
his entire property to one son, and cut
ting Of his other children with pit
tance. This will 10 now subject oi
contest in the District Court. The tes-
timouy thus far has opened to the pub
lie an extraordinary chapter Of personal
history. II shows that for twenty years
he lived in the same house with his
wife without speaking to her; that he
had flcarishing families in various parts
Of the city whom he maintained Id lug
ury, while his own wife and children
lacked for the comforts Of lue: that dur
ing nearly fifty years Of married life he
nevergave his wife but fifty cents in mon
ey. excepting on ore occasion, when he
paid her 500 to sign deed. The
story throughout is one OF cruelty and
debauchery. lasting through hals 4 Gen.
fury. The contestants ask that the
will be set aside on the ground that Sc.
dam was OF unsound mind at the time il
was made. The case presents many
points Of similarity to the famous Singer
will case, in New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

On the 2?nd Of May, 1877, ny the Rev Father
Boone, RICHARD ELLIS 10 ANNIE WISE.
On the same day, by the same, pOMlNiCK
WISE TO LENA YATES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

MErz.-In Lorrsine the French pop
ulation 10 either emigrat,ng or wasting
away. and in Metz particularly the in
stances Of depopulafion and psupeiza-
ton that strike any one who keeps his
eyes open are TO be explained away
by any amount Of sophistry. Metz a.
4 city is sinking ship. French are
vanishing, and the Germans have no,
come yet. The garrison appears no
larger than that OF Stras 5ourg. and, the
town being Of far larger dimensions,
makes less shsw. II Keeps far more
aloof from the isAabitants, and NO in
tercourse whatever takes place between
the two. To supply the wants Of the
garrison and Of the German officials
and their tsmilies-fos. many Of the OF.
ficers and superior emrlcyes here have
their wives and chsIdsen vtfk ,Sbem-
German tradesuea havebeen imported,
and their chops sre the csly ones that
appear to do any business. In short.
Metz used 10 have "a, 600 inhsbitants:
its presest population. including the
military, does net exeeed $1,000, and
Of these only shout II 600 are Freneh.
and - time psuEsesses the number 10
likely to Siminish. The .wbeae Of one
quarter Of the town-the Quarter
st. Vincent. On tie leit bank Of the
Msselle~is iliAenlly empey.-fJott
C@.Esa6m XssuH0le -sr1 - Sns
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24
ls!se, {
NeVsp'
ONE HUNDE'

oss Ht-Nbh
Containing a conf
United States. tliI
Of Canada, ha,
5000. according |
the names Of the |
local circulation
Also, a cnsalogd
commended to |
value in proposui
newspapers In q
printing over sol
the Religious, A
cha,sical, Medical
nj, Commercial,
Sporting, Music
class journals; VI
with a complete d
printed in the Q
upon advertising|
the csst of advJ
and everything VI
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

Service n. w al Leonardtown NJ.
E. church SABBATH, MAY 9th, at
7.45 P. VI. Subject-''FIRE."
Nav -, 1877.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

SIS roGH
o0H 4 Co, Portal
May ;, ls1T-J