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The Osceola times., 1877-10-20

lhLtoh NAn Jf4t'N
An IUSTO 'ICAL FACT Every a'.r't wIn
ha- hrcn SIC dig sclliugthr Improved so Home.
-icad -Cv ing Mrclinr for lire year, own, hi
dwelling house, ha> good account iu Bank, il
clear Of debt. ald has money AZ Interest, he
natural coU- 'qu"iirc nt securing god agency
for sunrlirr gurd- al the Lowest nrIc,S. good
Arst-clIss sowing Machine. most useful rcliahc
20 all time, .a-y ~ understand and control. tht
-ixt aud doV= th' .nr work ANY n1aChiuos
hat eel ai . ur Times the price There j. no
machine ~ any rrire better 0r that will do fnrI
or more work. and crrta My rnue ~ low In prlcr
BY many d' lnr- 1hc Homestead is widely
known aud used IN thousands of families in the
Eastern and Middle States, aud daily becoming
pr pu'ar In tie West ii will save It's cost several
iiur, over iu one season, dong the Wuik of lnc
FAMILY, "a will ezra fur or i've d1lsr r. day cHr
auv umn or woman who -ew- for living. II IL
tn strong. u machine made, l. ~cady AZ AL times
to du iis work, makes the strongest ano finest
stitch yet invented, aud is fully acknoN lodged as
the iandnrd umlly sowing Machine rice
complete for }Omosi 'c use SO, del ycred az your
donr no matter how rrm'te You NAV reside.
Business permanent and honorable, with more
certain and rapid sale. and larger profits than
tuy other Extraordinary lihrril uiicr- made
10 'pral nr travelling agents whore We have none
established, or, If th,rc il nu agent near you,
nj Your or4Ur direct To the factory. Address
john II. kundtlI TO-, ~ broadway. n
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doing a noble WORK in imp rowing the
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OtICE.;s.
GnNcrnot- ". Il. NilIcr.
Srr'y of ~iarc-B B G'uy,rs.
AuGitur-Iuhn tU"ind.
'Ir. n.utrr- b j. Ct,fCtll.
An, Gru1-V. +. uradtrson
,'ou. STATE !upds =. y ~Mlthvc-
ChHu,rllu'-,l Il. Eikin
thtu,r,l lrrk-A Il. " lt'.
chief J..tIn. T.. II Eue.ish.
Associate Jas,ccs- Nm. M. hi'F'scn ahu
U4Nid walker .
Congressman, ts' pl-iiict-i. e. Cause.
JIulCi NliI.
second circuit -Cnrnlius uI Ni-~i~-'rpA 'rorr
nriti.u,ion. puui.r,t, CEu-HcId, 'f"vhe, ''ai
Son and l;Hnd0lh
,'ir,u.t .Iud-c T. +. N1"k.
Pros Atry.-J . Ea.'.vk.
II'n-LN
.Yll Dl-tiiet.-I,quiie- OF lli--i.,'ri !, jackson
POI t,,,t sud Cta 'gu1d
~tAt. ~ruat.r-B ll1Ir's
X .4!t.euia,Ii,--J II " i 'am-.
COUNTY uIrigLR.
,Cuuuly IGd-r- hiss Bowen.
shrtii,--.I. : ri'rr
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turuu,r- :. y Lucas.
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DIR. Tr,i has been en-
gagei In the practice OF
medicine thirty years, and
intHlung time was demon
stfatof nt anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor.
gi1, hence, pcrfons using
his Pills have the guaran.
tee that they are prepared
un scientific principles,
and are Tree from al
quaekCry.
lie has succeeded 10
combining in them the
heretofore antaponisiic
qualities Of a styrHrskSs-
INC, fsFgJiivr, ana a Par
vrfBc fasic.
Their hrst arparcn; ef'
feet is tn Increase the ap.
petitc ly causing the food
to nrropcsiyssstmilate.
Thus the system is noun,
ishol, and ~ jheir tonic
action on the digestive or
glns, regular and healthy
cvacuatious arc produced.
The rapidiiy with which
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Cheap aStcssHncna.

Those who want cheap invest
ment for a small capital should cores
pond with the Great Western Well
Augur Works, Bloomfield, Iowa.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-20
BEATTY 9:AEo !1ssa4
~ ES o. Nv

There no manufacturer Of Pianos and Organs
la t'ii- a. any uth,r q. uutry who Ia iccrivrt. a-
many uusui cited udugscnicuts Hs has Mr. Beatty.
From every STATE and Territory conc- ID" sam"
verdict "Thry are thc beet IN thc world. -
Illustrated NJ NEHTl ER. e 'Htalpyue Ldifio")
lrce NGdrc-S BA Mel 4. BLAiTG, s ash
f,,agnu Ma Ip--..y
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RATES OF ADVERTISlNG:
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At -ubzcribcr. order The discuu'!uuancc Of thrlr
newspapers. the publisher may continue I" 7'"H
-. them until an nrTaaragcs are paid.
Ii sub ribcrs neglect or refuse &" take the'i
newspapers from thrir o'lc' to which they are
directed they are held r'-p'n-i"'e "h'h 'e!
have ,,il'cd their b.- alid ordered 'ne payer d'--
Cpu liru"
lrsub,cribcrs move - other "a 'cs without IN
lormin. the pub.ish,r, ami newspapers arc 'el'
otht f.r.irg direction. jhaY src held responsible.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13

the 7fh INST, that you were candidate
for The Cierkship had ibeen asked, con-
sequeatly, Icould not possibly have had
any personal motive in speaking Of
'that other little grocery bilI," as you
are pleased To term II. regret that
was not more explicit IN my last CON-
munication. when speaking Of our local
Offices. Instead of saying. THAT gf,-
ceries would be cheaper by having a
political change in sone Of our local Of
fees" should have said one. Doubtless
you will be surprised, Mr.. Sutton. when
| inform YOU that the Office in question
is the identical one to which you aspire.
Now, don't you think it looks a little
strange, 10 certain prominent gentlemen
in Leonardtown, TO whom | related this
story weeks and even months ago, (and
by-the-by our colored friends are al
hand who gave me the information, !
that you, Of all others, should be the
only one to comment on and attempt
to ridicule nv communication To be
candid now, as your "cousin Phoenix
would say" for man in the woods,
does it not seem kind O. queer Eke'-
And so you think the grocery story,
''too thin" am glad, sir, you view il
in the proper light. In this section u
was considered TOO thin for even the
colored people to swallow. As you
were so kind as to tender me your ad.
vice, ! would suggest something better
for the Republican slate in the future
than cheap grocery story. Would moi
cheap labor be better! In conclusion,
Mr.. Sutton, return you many thank.
for you kind sympathy, the sincerity
of which | duly appreciate, inasmuch
as we are total strangers. l can only
add, "that il we are forced to have" a
Republican Clerk. you have my bes,
wishes that you may be more success.
full in 70 than you were in rs, par.
ticularly, as I am anxious to see a de.
cline in the price OF groceries.
Yours respectfully,
GILES F. DYER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
ICoMMUNiCATED.
RIVERSIDE, Sept. Sth, 1877

.NesSrs. Editors The attempt made
by Your correspondent l.. j. Sutton to
critIcI>c my article of the 23gd ult and
to impugn my motives, rather amuScs
me than otherwise. Though | do not
set myself up As a critic to find fault
with writer whose wit and cfniuS
must, am sure, be admired. still must
in candor saw, | would advise him to
begin al home to crlticisc before seeking
a task elsewhere.
wish IN this place to be explicitly
understood that IT is tar remote from nv
desi IN 10 engage in controversy IN
which the ambition of one party is in
collision with the ambition of another.
But for the slurring intcrrccatorv, Don't
his rather feeble dart at Republican lead
ers for holding their party together for
the sake oithe loavcs," Offices mcan)
&c, would have passed Mr.. Sutton :
remarks UNDECIDED. Now, Mr.. Sutton.
l. wish to inform YOU that do not blame
men tor holding their party together,
prOri9eG they do So iii an honorable.
open-handed way. So GO ahead. sir, and
build your faction up, for truly. as n
party, il stands in need of some effort
being made in its behalf. At the pres
cnt time il affords an interesting spec
tacle for the contemplation of rejecting
men. division and distrust appear in
nearly every section of the country
where this party has the ascendency. i,
Is crumblIng into pieces, and the poor
materials OF which it is composed ap-
pear too incongruous ever again 10
unite. The parties formed hv these di-
visions, attack each other with the most
bitter Invectives. and rcciprocatc very
freely the charges OF bribery, corrup-
ton. ambition, and fraud. These d.
visions however in the Republican party
are reasonably looked fc- BY men Of dis
ccrnmens. II was impossible for the
discordant materials OF hiCh this party
was composed TO continue to adhere TO
each other. The first moment thew
felt secure in their Wsotcn po,rcr was
the time for dlsunion, torthcn the spoil>
of victory were 10 be divided all could
not share alike and but lew BE- satisfied.
Hence pickering and contention. cnmitv
and open war. Instead OF hailing each
other As brother patriots. i, is row their
chief employment 10 show which j.
the greater rogue. and really in this un-
dertaklnS both sides succeed TO admira-
ton. Perhaps YOU may think | dwell
rather long ON this subject. only wish
10 give a pen picture Of the situation.
and If necessary show that, not only
Democrats think poorly of your Repub-
ilcan leaders, but that many of your po-
htical brethren have the same opinion.
In regard TO ''tha, other little grocery
bi'i'-befcre ! proceed any further |
deem it necessary 10 saw few words.
not exactly in connection with it. I'm
the first place, Mr.. Sutton. YOU know
that have not the pleasure Of your ac-
quaintance, moreover. am not aware
that have ever had the pleasure OF
seeing you, furthermore | have never
heard word Tor or against you, nor could
have informed any che previous to
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
PRIMARY MEETINGS AND CouSr

PRIMARY MEETINGS AND County
Conference.-The State Central Com.
mrtee OF the Democratic party having
fixed upon the 9th Of September, in.
slant, IS the day and Baltimore city a.
the place for the holding of State Con.
vention to nominate a candidate for
Comptroller. the authorities of the party
here, IL will be seen from call pub
!ished in another column, have made
provision for the representation Of the
county in the proposed Convention and
to this end have requested he demo-
cratic and Conservative voters to meet
a. the usual places of voting in Their sew
erai election districts OF Saturday, the
22nd Of September, instant, TO elect ten
delegates 10 County Convention to
meet in Leonardtown on Tuesday, the
25;h OF September at II O'Clock, a. m,
the said delegates TO be voted for by
ballot and the polls TO be opened at 10
Am. and closed at 8 o'clock, p. H.
At the same time and places, the dem.
ocratic voters are requested to attend
and vote by ballot for such persons as
they may desire 10 be candidates okthe
party AT The ensuing election for the fol-
lowing county ticket:
One candidate for the State Senate:
Two candidates for the House of Del
egates;
Five candidates for County Commits
sioner;
One candidate for Sheriff;
One candidate for County Surveyor.
The aforegoing call is made in pur-
suancc Of resolutions adopted at Con-
vention of the Democratic party held in
Lconardtown on the 9TH of August last.
The voters in the several election districts
at the opening o! the polls will appoint
three judges 10 hold said election and
one clerk TO keep the poll books and the
said judges shall return TO the Chairman
oil the Central Committee for the coun-
~ certificate Of said election within
three days after the closing Of the same.
Under another article in said rcsolu-
lions, above referred TO, but five districts
in the county shall identified TO have
candidates for the office Of County Com
missioner. In pursuance ofthis article
h, Central Committee held a meeting
TO determine by lot which districts should
be thus entitled, which resulted in favor
ofthc following First, Second, Fourth
Fifth and Sixth, therefore the candidates
from any of these districts receiving the
highest number OF votes in said districts
will be declared the nominees Of the
party.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13

County, comvEmT,om
or the


In pursuance Of the recent call Of the
l. State Central Committee, the Dem.
ocratic and Conservative Voters of 81.
Mary's County are requested to meet
at the usual places Of voting in their
several election districts, on SATUR-
DAY. the 22d day Of September, to
elect ten Delegates from each district
to County Convention to be held at
Leonardtoun, on TUESDAY, the 18th
day Of September. at III o'clock A. nj.
The said delegates to be voted for by
ballot. and the Polls to be opened at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, and closed at 5 o'clock,
p. Nj.
The County Convention will be held
for the purpose of sending Delegates to
State Convention at Baltimore on the
9th day of September. to nominate II
candidate for the Office Of Comptroller.
AT the same time and places the Dem
ocratic and Conservative voters OF said
County are requested to attend and
vote BY bslIot for such persons IS they
may desire to be candidates Of the par
ty at the ensuing election tor the fol.
lowing cosuG ticket composed OF
One candidate for the State Senate:
Two candidates for the House of Del
egates;
Five candidates for County Commits
sioners;
One candidate for Sheriff;
One candidate for County Surveyor.
The last aforegoing call is made in
pursuance of resolutions adopted at a
late Convention Of the Democratic and
Conservative party held in Leonardtown
on the 1th day oil August last.
The voters in the several districts at
the opening of the Polls will appoint
three judges to hold said election and
one clerk to keep the Poll Books, and the
said judges shall return to the Chair
man Of the Central Committee for the
County a certificate OF said election
within three days after the closing OF
the same. Under an article in said
resolutions but five districts in the
County shall be entitled to have candi-
dates for the office of County Commits
sioner. In pursuance of this article, the
Central Committee held meeting to
determine by lot which districts should
be thus entitled, which resulted in Ia
vor of the following named: First, Sc
cond, fourth, fifth and sixth, therefore
the candidates from any Of these districts
receiving the highest number Of votes
IN said districts will be declared the
nominees of the party.
john +. DENT,
GEO. w. MORGAN,
HENRY |. CARROLL,
Central Committee Tor
st. Mary's County.
Aug IS, 1877.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13

The acting Of the guardian angel of the
Beautiful Gate" was perfect, but she
should have spoken more softly the
beautiful words Of encouragement. ]
scarcely know which scene was the
most exquisite, but the most touching,
most lifc-like was the maiden's pleading
with her dying lover. Oh the depth,
the unselfshness of woman's love, and
yet how often is i, rnappreciated. How
beautifully the Poet portrays the wealth,
the priceless worth Of ] repentant tear.
Surely is tear all powerful-oft times
1t makes an impression even on stony
hearts. 4 mothers tear saved Rome.
But let US go back to the entertainment.
Music. too, lent her voice to add TO ev.
eryone's enjoyment. The most attrac-
tive songs and best rendered were quar-
tette, cover the Sea-" sang by two la
dies and two gentlemen. The sweet
voices of the former blended harmon
iously with the deeper ones of the lat
ter. "Away down on the Swanee Riv.
err" also My Sunny Southern Home"
To judge from the eneores, the vocalist.
contributed not little to the enjoyment,
and if ! mistake not many young hearts
throbbed with pleasure as their willing
feet sped through the merry dance which
Immediately followed the. Tableaux, and
the refreshments were most palatabie
even though the mind and heart had
been feasting all the evening.
was very glad TO see so many, vet
am sure had the weather permitted a
goodiy number would have been added
to the throng. ] hope they realized a
nice sum, for the cause is holy. An
other link is now added TO the golden
chain that binds Maryland to Virginia,
and like sisters they shall stand with
clasped hands and look with plying eve
on the monument their love erected over
their consecrated dead.
twas delightful evening-there was
nothing TO mar our pleasure and the sigh
that was given 10 the memory of the
dead was quickly followed by the smile
of hope, the silent prayer that their
cares were over. II has been some
time since enjoyed myselfso well and
] should not object If that erening could
be repeated.
Our noble braves sleep peacefully in
their green graves and the smile OF
morning and the tears of evening fall
upon them while the tender moonbeams
seem angel eyes guarding the sacred
dead. No monumental tablets tell their
name or deeds, but on Southern hearts
the record Is inscribed for ave. Each
Iowly mound is Mecca TO which in
spirit We often go.
must stop here. There are some
subjects on which | cannot write or speak
without having the depths of my nature
stirred within me, and this is one oil
them. ! may send you other letters
1t is my intention only TO skim along on
the sea of circumstances, etc, but if
occasionally dive and seek for a treasure
trust ii may not prove any less acccp.
table, though it should turn ont TO be
only sea weed. With pleasant thoughts
OF Thursday night, | bid YOU goodbye
tNBEKANNr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
Prudence.

There is no doubt that prudence pays
especially in matters OF health; as in
business it saves money so in disease il
saves strength and time by the promp
application of preventive measures,
which, in removing the cause, necessa.
rily carry away the effect whit. There
is numerous class of diseases that car
only be appropriately and efectually
treated by external applications and foI
such diseases kelleI's Roman Llnimen,
is pre-eminently the best remedy, a.
It's wonderful penetrating, anodyne
cleansing and healing properties re.
commend it to professional and populal
confidence.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
Correspondence of the Beacon.

.ncsSrS. Editors Quite nice time
We had last Thursday evening despite
the unprcpitIous weather.
Like pleasant thoughts that o er the mind
minute come. and 20 again"
SO ilitS the memory of the occurrences
of that evening. Let Us have a little
talk about the entertainment. In the
first place, | think General Fitz Lees
address quite 4 treat. The tribute to the
hcro's memory was worthy of both and
ain sure il found responsive echo in
every heart that was present, as also
the culoyics on dear old Stonewall and
gallant Stuart, while the names of Ash
by, Pelham, johnson and Rhodes filled
all with emotion.
General Lee is plcasan; speaker.
He handled his subject well, for his
heart was in it. The introduction oil
the Conquered Banner was most apro-
pos. That poem. think, is one of the
most exquisite that Father Ryan, poetic
pen has ever given US Somebody's
Darling" like some sweet blossom,
helped 10 make up bouquet of bcauti-
full thoughts. | must admit | did not
think the concluding quotation alto
gcthcr appropriate, unless he mean, TO
convey the idea that though the monu-
ment, etc, might pass away. vet would
the memory of the dead still find home
IN Southern hearts till they too passed
away, and So continue till that Day when
all things shall pass away. The fact OF
our doom and that Of the things ofcarth
should no; deter US from paying every
possible tribute of respect 10 cur dead as
well As 10 The living. Perhaps he meant
all iIl-feelins would pass away.
Lconardiown may well glory in her
night 10 the title Of little South Car
DINA" The Nirginians present seemed
proud Of their State. of their orator and
their heroes. for Virginia. though clad
in the drapery OF woe, though she be-
wai!eaher mar'yrcd sons, was still the
proud mother OF States and statesmen
and generals whose names are conse-
Grated to fame.
The Hall was beautifully and taste
fully decorated and the chain that linked
Maryland and Virginia had Tor is lock
the portrait ot our noble chicitain-Ler.
The principal feature OF the evening was
the presentation of the Peri At Heaven
Gate. The scenes were enchanting
the angels lovely enough 10 make one
wish he were among the number. The
Pen understood her rode perfectly. and
there were tears in her voice as She
said,
oh I stand discon>cla'e
10 think ms rryT,Aut ra,e
Should Ser have lisl ;a.s glorious pacy."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13

lE.Di>cascs, like rivers, have small
beginnings, the rushing torrent cannot he
easily diverted from lis course, nor can
the neglected disease from its danger
Gus work. But taken in time, Disease,
which is but prevented or interrupted
function, may be averted by the use OF
kellcr's Vegetable Life Drops, RENE
dy combining every quality required for
the successful treatment Of Liver and
Blood Disease, Constipation. Dyspepsia,
Female ComplaiDk. etc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
GOLD,


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VUDDS greenbacks. We need person
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can become n successful agent. The most ele-
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The price is SO low that almost everybody SUBJ
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Mssrs. E}itors You will please announce
lGNATirS +. MATTINGLEY as a candidate
for seat in the mex; General Assembly OF Ma
ryland. Mr.. Ma,tingley has once served his
county in that body with credit TO himself and
with fidelity TO his constituents, and his re cleo
ton would NEE, with the approval OF the Demo-
cratic party OF the county. His candidacy will
lie subject TO the action of the Demo, ratio Pri-
nIarics.
Sept IL, 1877. First District
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
ROCK HILL COLLEGE,
MARXLAND.

The Student may pursue either ofthree courses.
viz the Engineering. the Classical or the Com
mcrclal course S,udits will tc resumed On the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
Board and Tuition, S?so
Day Students, 50
BROTHER BETTELIN, President,
ArE =, lSI1-2m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
Fur THE LECISLkTCRE.

Rrs.rs E'vors You Will please announce
NSSrs. JOS. II. KEY and u q. HAYDEN as
candidates for the mex, Legislature and SAY ths;
they will lie supported by The workincmen Of
Charlotte Hall and Chaplico Districts.
Sept IL, 1877.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
Notice Of Dividend.
Tuesday, the End OF October. 1871
Eureka! Eureka! Eureka!

I hereby give notice tina, am duly authorized
] 10 collect all claims due the Atlantic and Vir-
giuia Feriilizing Company IN II. Mary county
tor Eureka Guan3. - ami c.n hc found in Leon
ardtown EVERY TUESDAY, iP TO THE
LAST OF SET TENBER, for the purpose OF
attending 10 said collections or any other bust
ness for the Company. All persons indebted to
said Company upon notes now due respect
fully requested tn come forward and settle the
same AT early date ts possible.
| am also sole agent i'm ST Nary's county for
the sale Of the CELEBRATED ECREKi CT
ANo. All orders or communications addressed
TO me At Lconarjtown will IT, promptly attend
cd to.
J. +. NORRIS.
AUG 80, lS1T-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-13
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Grateful for The liberal support received il
1875. and NJ che solicitation Of mary friends.
again announce mvSelf a candidate a nceEst
to our next Legislature, suhjec, to the decisioI
Of the Democratic party.
Sept Is, 1871. jog. II. KEY,