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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12
J. FORREST.

SENATOR WHITES LETrER.-At the
late celebration of the 4,h of July by
the Tammany Society Of New York
letter was received from Senator
Whyte OF our State from which we
make the following extracts:
Il svmpathise with you in the senti-
ments expressed in your invitation a.
20 .he recent public humiliation, and
the determination so to the guard the
peoples rights as to prevent its repeti-
ton. What foul blot upon republican
institutions, that, after century ~
freedom, ami at time when, in the
harbor Of your great metropolis, you
were about to erect IN stately grandeur
that colossal statue Of Liberty enlight-
enins the world, less than a hall dozen
priyile ged felons had won, with their
loaded dice, the chief maei>tracv of this
nation II was a darker stain that an
executive could. unchallcnged, summon
the army OF the United States TO the
seat of government and encanp it in
the very shadow of the capitol, to en-
force, If need be, that wrong upon Con-
gress, when we reflect that under the
constitution those very soldiers were
but the ere atures of the representatives
of the people"
After referring to other suggested
internal improvement and ''free-trade
=. hip" rvh,., something 10 "~sr
oblivious the wrong that has been done,
Senator Whyte pointedly concludes:
1--WE shall not whine over and lament
the dead past: We shall not disturb the
living present: but we must and shall
provide such safeguards for the future
that no such crisis for our country 5
peace shall ever again occur. While
we shall rejoice, whenever and where
ever. under the present administration
there shall be triumph Of the right
we can never forget TIE hurt inflicted
upon the constitution BY the success o
this unparalleled wrong
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12
I.EDNAgDTowy Np

A PRELIMiyARY CoSvEaTIos.-Dy
call OF the Democratic Central Com
mittee oil our county, to be found in
to-day's issue, it will be seen, that pro-
.eedings have been taken TO ascertain
the wishes Of democratic voters in re-
gard. first, 10 nominations for legislative
and local positions and the extent there
of, and this being determined, then to
settle the question, whether the party
shalt organize as Of old or make a new
departure. From previous outcroppings
in tins paper, 1t Is scarcely necessary for
W. to saw, that We favor nominations and
nominations for every office TO be filed.
We have also expressed an earnest
preference for minority representation
ia our Conventions and in the make
up Of future democratic tickets. On
both these questions, however, we shall
look to the preliminary Convention for
guidance and whatever our private con-
,ictions OF its determination, be it ia
vorable or otherwise TO our views, we
shsl! feel it our duty to support the re-
Communications of the proposed August
gathering with all the force We can COM
mand. The Central Committee is to
be thanked 70! its prompt action in ma
King the present call and for giving
democrats 50 eligible an opportunity to
determine for themselves the moot mat
tiers, whether and TO what extent nom
nations shall be made this Fall and how
the party shall be organized, if organi-
cation be determined on.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

WHrAr.-The sales Of The week were as fol-
lows
Southern-Ncw white-lO0 hu. common a,
LIS crnts; ,. bu. fair at l1O: as bu. good do.
AT lSoE. 81; 3lI hu. do. at lssts, 1870; las bu.
do. AZ les. Tn Thursday-l5O bu good 10 prime
sold n l65Ea rs: new red-lOO bu. do. a; los:
200 bu. do. at l7ota lI5: AS bu. at lso; 2lo
bU -; ls5; 3-2 hu. n, La: l5a hu. al iss; l.l.7
bu. do. al l9,; .ola hu. at lY2lCG 1873; 100 bu.
do. at 400. Tn Thursday.2O0 bu. fair al los
"a La; +eO bu. good do. a. l15(a Ia, l,3ll bu.
prime do. At ts0(a lsi; $50 hu amber At ls5
@ls7; Old orop-eyo bu. amber AZ les: 500 bu.
do. At eos.
Coax -Souiheru-l.I5 80 bu. white at 66(a61
cents: Isl bu. do. al o.; ASH bu. 10. at %;
800 bu. do al 81: COO bu. yellow AZ -; = Ion
bu. DO; AT -: IOs bu. do. at 81: loo bu. DC a,
81.
oK1s.-Receip,s 10, lse bu. The market has
been quiet and closes dull and heavy. We note
sales as follows l. $50 bu. Southern Al i1(a -
cen,s: go bu. do. al -.
RyE.-F.rceipis 200 bu. The market has ruled
dull and heavy. We note Sale a. follows: 325
bu prime old at IS cents; and loo bu. do. new
ats.
ToRaCco-As usual NJ the harvest season, the
rcC,pts Of MARYLAND L-af have heen light the pas,
week For all good grades there is a fair de-
msnd. and the market Is moderately active for
both Maryland and Ohio, and prices arc steady
We quote - follows
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.-Speak-
ing of the probable candidacy of Hon.
Montgomery Blair for seat in the me- t
House Of Delegates of Maryland, the
Rockville Seniiaei says
MIR. Blair could neither achieve ad-
ditionat honor nor add increased iu>tre
to his reputation by seat IN the House
of Delegates. But he is willing to step
forward, sacrifice personal ease and
comfort to lend his true attention and
ability in an earnest endeavor to alievI-
ate the public >utieriugs and distresse>.
That he will be master of the situa-
ton and thai success will follow his la
bors no one will doubt no Us acquainted
with the able manner IN which he
handled the electoral commission sub
iect. At that time the editor OF the
Union. every morning the columns OF
his paper would thunder forth unrelent-
inc denunciation of the unconstitutional
compromise, and predict with prophetic
certainty the defeat of Mr.. Tilden by
it's operation. His articles were copied
by nearly every democratic journal OF
the land, and were regarded as master
pieces of legal and political ability
When the end came and his prophecy
was fulfilled in the inauguration o;
HAYES. then it was seen that the politi.
ical vision of Mr.. Blair was much clearer
than the ablest of our Senators and
Representatives IN Congress"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

C4ll 81 ta8 S01sx8S Sezs&<akAssSss
s~rssse Tess-s n ~. &srys tosSs 1T BEING
t~ii~vea that diHercarvs of opinion exist among
the democratic voters q 81. Mary :, as well ia
rrssrl 10 the policy Vi stalking nominations for
legislative or local positions % both, - TO the
uanaer in whica, or rarty should organic.
sl,euIa organization 10 this end be determined
en- We have telt II ssE duty, - Representatives
Of the .sarty e: ~ Mays. 20 call the Democrat
i. yot.fs of the several election distrio,s of the
county In primary Treiings Al their usual plac,
Of voting on SATURDAY, TIE Ssh Of ;aly. Il.
s.sat, At O'clock, y. IN. with a view Of enabling
them To select ten delegates 20 rcprcSsn, each Of
the seven disiric Q Of the county in County Con-
veatiou 20 lie convened a, tsonardtown at
10 o'clock, a. IN. on TUESDAY, the nh Of Al.
gust, rrcxiHe. Each priwar. meeting will aT--
poin; the usual number of Judges and Clerks tie
vo,ing for delegates IN be BY hallo, aud the polls
should lie kept Oyen from to o clock. p. IN. In
,crprrting the wishes Of the party 10 be that the
proposed Convention shall make no nominations
Itself hut merely determine whether or no, nom
nations for legislative or local positions bOi,
shalt lie made, and also in What manner the par
~ shall hereaitrr organize the Jurisdiction O: ,he
Convention called TO meet on the 18th at Angus.
men, will be limited to the consideration and de-
termination Of these issues alone.
Respectfully,
Joan +. pESr.
GgcRsE W. MORGAN,
Ii. |. CARRoLL,
Democratic Central Committee for
July II, 1877. ST. Aary's county.
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TCoMMUNIcArEp.
OAKvILLE, July 10, 1877,

.Nessrs. Editors II wish to state
that Mr.. Wilson informs me that ali
over sI.o70 which appears on the re-
cord TO have been received by him for
1867 as Clerk to the Commissioners Is
entirely an outside matter. accept
Mr.. Wilson explanation and shall dis
cuss the matter no further.
| wish, however, to request YOU to
make some corrections which my last
communication needs. These errors
occurred, no doubt IN consequence oil
defects in my chirogrsphy. In the sec.
ond column, 9th line from the foot. and
second word in the lire, instead OF
there" read they" And the third
column. and S1,h line from the top and
fcurin word, instead OF there read
Then"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12
DOMESTIC AND FoRrIGY OUTLooK

DOMESTIC AND FoRrIGH OUTLooK.
Whist we strongly favor the hunting
up and collooation for future use Of all
evidence bearing on the late electoral
swindlc that NAV be accessible, we de-
cline ~ take stock in any move at this
time the object Of Inch may be to try
by legal procedure Mr.. Hayes title to
the presidency over agaiu. The only
use, therefore, TO which Nc would pat
late reported Louisiana revelations l.
the first purpose named, and indeed,
even so far As Wells and Anderson are
concerned, we would think II the wiser
part for democrats of tnat State, IN the
present condition of public sentiment
t, condonc their felony IN all but IT.
moral aspects. The Fulton-Crcswcll-
wilkins fight progresses aman. Liz"
mos, ether battles, II has two sides 10 il
What Fulton Is rascal NAV be very true
Th" unauthorized publication ~ Cres-
well. however, of Fulton confidential
letters should and we suppo-e will, set
tie ana destroy any clam he has Or ever
had 10 he considered gentleman
With regard - The late Baltimore col
l.ctor. We ieel called upon To remind
such OF our democratic cote rl.orarie>
d, have taken him under their ,pcCiai
p-o'cctIan. ina! lie ., The same Wilh.us
who headed mob OF NEE ttnI At The close
oi the late war - drive from their
homes Confederate soldiers who had
retu ned here under paroles gwen them
by Grant at .iproma,tox. The excite
ncnt growing out 81 the prescntmen'
by the Grand Jury OF Baltimore county
of Judges Gr,sor aud Yellott IL simmer
ing down aud probably would have died
out before this but for the counter action
Of icllou in hayin. the foreman of the
Grand Jury, General Berry. arrested
for perjury. The better opinion Is. that
the action Of the Grand jury in this
matter wa, hasty and inspired BY per-
>on1l and party spleen and that the
cnunter-move OF lello;t. whatever NAV
have induced ii, was ,mprudent and un-
called tor.
The aspect of the war. progressing be-
tween Russia and Turkey, Is unc hanged
IN no material respects SINCE our last re-
port. The strength and mcttlc Of the
two armies still remain 10 be tested. \
decision IN these regards cannot, how
ever, nc much longer postponed. The
Russian forces, about l15 600 men Of
all arms, on the Turkish side Of the Ds
nuh" must either soon fight or soon re-
treat and retreat, Of course. Is not 10 be
though, OF before a general engagement,
shall have occurred and disaster over
taking the invading army. The Turks
have all the advantages ., position ana
can ,"nt>n'talc at any gwen point oi
attack much quicker than the Russians
occupying as they Do the lnncr line
The Russians, however. have superior
wealth OF men aud acquipnent and
these. we think, viii ultimately deter.
mine the struggle unless the nations Of
Europe, interested in the independence
at Tnrkey shall come to the rescue.
and th,s Is generally anticipated. when
~ shall be made manifest that Turkey
must succumh unless assistance is CIV
'n her. The late fighting in Armenia
has been favorable TO the Turks IN re-
suit but til, stairs gEo IN ASA has
not been MATERIAL, altered WITHIN the
last ten LaNS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

I CoNMISSIo>FR'S CcURr.-Th. Coun-
" Commissioner, met on TUESDAY last.
present. NesSEs. FoAwell, Jones, Alvey,
Fcnwick aud Davis. An order wa.
passed 70 repair the Pocr's House, the
county furnishing materials and accept
ting the lowest bId. Geo. Y. Wise y a
appointed Constable vice John 5. Jar
Doe resigned.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

ST. MtRY'S FEMALE SEMiNARy.-
We are gratifed to note, that an unus,
ual degree of interest is being taken to-
ward the selection of Free Scholar.
ships awarded TO the several countie'
for the coming year IN this we'll directed
Institution. We have heretofore beer
a>toni>hed at the lack of anxiety to Sc.
cure these positions. as no where with.
in the limits of our State can young
lady obtain more thorough education
or be better fitted for refined Societ,
than here on the healthlul shores of tn.
st. Marv's under the care OF Mrs
Thomas, the PrinclPak and her accom-.
plishcd corps o! assistants.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Jacob Dubois
vs..
Jacob Mills and
Eiixa Mills.

In the Circuit Court for 81. Mary's
county, sitting as u Court of Equity.
No. 463 n Z.
HRpREEp this 10Th day of July.
~ 1877. that the sale made aud re.
ported by Jacob Dubois. Mortgage. IN
this cause. be ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary he shown
on or before the LIST Monday OF Aug.
1877: provided a copy of this order lee
published in rhs 81. Mary's BEACON.
once a week for three successive weeks
prior to the said ist Monday of Avg.
The report states that tie land sod
Tor $1,000.
]. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
True corv-Test
J. FRANK FORD, ClcrS.
Aug II, lS77-Sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

FATHER Boone The pr. cariou> state
# health of this distinguished divine
having rendered i, necessary that he
should leave US for 4 brief season. he
departed hence on Tuesday las, for an
ocean trip 20 the Eastern States. We
hope he may soon return. strong and
vigorous. Father Neale oticiated al
81. Alovsius' church on SUNDAY last.
and we arc pleased to learn that he vii!
remain among us for some time. at least
until the return OF Father Boone.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12
D!En.

In the 10th year Of her age, after very long
and painful illness, On the +th OF July. l-.1, a,
her r,>idrnce in -. MARY : county, Nd. Mr.
PRISCILLA HEBB LANCASTER, relicI OF the
late John LuCian Lancaster. Esgr.
The character % the Deceased was beautiful in
all that adorned Christian woman. as "A wife
mother sister, friend and mel ghbor. In her las,
moments she Was conscious. calm p~acciui and
Rad. and willing 10 obey the summons OF her
Lori .ni Master. She died in full communion
with the Catholic church. ...
Port Tobacco Tunes please copy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

CRIMINAL yESrIGarIov-Thec case
1T Tho>. J. Newyiue and wife, charged
with the murder of Peter New,ine on
the Soih OF June. ult., was heard before
Justice Morgan on Friday and Sstur-
day last. Much interest was NANTES
ted as many suspicious circumstances
surrounded the case. After a full in
ve>,iga,Ion. however, the Justice dis
charged the parties. Col. Crane being
absent James IL. Wilson appeared tor
the State and Robt. {. Combs for the
accused.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12
lCoNMu SIcATED.

.Nesus. Editors My friend ]. N. G.
has replied to my last card. have
carefully read it and found it open to
many objections. ISh:ended to rejoin
~ your present issue, but expect TO
be absent for some time to come. When
| return to the county, and have been
cured Of the wounds OF our last contest,
| will renew The battle, IL ! can. My
friend was a little personal IN his last,
bu, hope unin.en,ionaliy. There is
no need of personalities. We are ar
suirg a plain question.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12
EwINGs, June 25, 1877.

SUTTON.

All persons who aspire TO beauty or
personal appearance should not nesl cct
that natural accessory, the HAIR. By
many it has been neglected until the
hair ha> become thin. gray, or entirely
fallen of. Me>srs. Hall y CO., Nashua
\. H., have produced an eiiectual rem
edy, called Sicilian Hair Remover,
which cures all diseases of the scalp
This wonderful preparation acts upon
the glands, which support aud nour,>h
the hair, restores gray HAIR TO it, oiigi-
nal color, makes the scalp white and
clean. removes and prevents tie forma-
tiua Of dandruff and all cutaneou, crup-
tons; and. by its tonic and nutritive
properties, restores the scalp Ia healthy
state. aud creates a new growth. A. a
dressing, IT is unsurpassed, giving the
ha,r that brilliancy 50 much admired bv
all.
Boston Commercial
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12
Religious Notice.

There will he Camp Meeting a, Chancclor's
Run. adjoining MIR. Frank WiScs premises AMI
near the road leading from Great Mills Ia Ehc-
Meier Methodist church and midway between The
two places commencing the 10Th Of AUGUST.
The public are respectfully invited 10 attend.
GEO. u. BERRY, Chairman.
J. FRANK BoHANAS. Sec.
july u 1877.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

Asr-RAIL.-Thcrc will bc match
game NJ Baseball between the Stars"
81 Lennardtown and the Eagles" &
Fort Tobacco on SATURDAY.. the T+'h in
slant. The game will be PLAYED IN the
held OF Mr.. Jos. II. hey near Leonard.
town. The public are invited.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12
Divine Service.

Methods, Episcopal church, Sabbath, July the
18Th.
Joy CHAPEL. Ia 70. n. ~. S"-mon->uhjcct-
THE pAY-STAE."
SAINT PAULs, :. p. m. Sermon.
Noun; Zion Caup-MevtinS Angus, md.
July L. 1877.
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St. Elmo for Sale.

THE FINE STALLION. ST. "a
ELMO. will he sold either for CIT
cash or or time 10 u responsible ID
purchase. ~. Elmo was ~ years sAS1>LA
old on the Goth Of June last is n splendid eddie
and harness horse and j. perfectly SCUM aud
gentle ". only reason for s'ing is that do
not wish TO keep horse of this kind any longer
will give written guarantee TO the purchaser
that ST Elmo Is wha, represent him to hr. NV
pusi-offiCe address l. New burvh. Charles co Md
". I. S!ODpEET, Wicomico House
Chas. co. Nd.
c"- have also splendid St'IkY and
GEAR tor sale which will sci, low if early ap-
plica,ion is made To- me.
July ), ls17-3w. ". r. =.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

ORpHAHs' CouRr.-This body met
on Tuesday last present, Judges Can
ter Milburn and Tippett. Among 9th
or proceedings were the following -
Joseph $. Alistan was appointed exc
cutor of Thomas II. Springer. Letters
If administration on the estate Of Ben
iarIn Adams were granted to Henry
{. Adams. Letters documentary Were
granted J. Marshall Dent on the estate
of Mrs. =. II. Lancaster. Letters of ad-
mini>tration. d. h. n. on the estate NJ
T~L.- L. I..">"-t,. "CIC S'a.t,d III
same. Letters of administration on the
estate OF 4. n. Sothoron were granted
10 Josias II. Hancock. The last will
and testament of Mrs. P. Fl. Lam
caster was admitted to probate. J.
Marshall Dent was appointed guardian
to the minor children 81 Mrs. P. II Lam
caster. J. n. O'Donnell was appointed
guardian to Mary E. Tippc't. J. Frank
Rohanan was appointed guardian TO Ign.
Mckay.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

The latest and most fashionable head
covering effected by New York ladies
is helmet hat of japanese straw, or
nsmen:ed with q lowing band of white
lace.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12
MARRIED.,

On Thursday. the 18th Of June, ult., Il, Solo
mon : island Md. by the Rev. g. " +. fis-c.
Rector OF Christ Church Parish, JOS. X. BEAN.
OF ~. Mary county, to Miss SARAH ELIZA
BETH, eldest daush liter Uf Mr.. Fuller +. Stevens,
of Calvert county.
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Tho Hunt

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Reader y
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needed. Re-
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l"rial Soap
the pas, y'a'
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

aOaAkL IE ALI SoAAkNcEAkSf-
I'VE had expected to have been able
10 present oar readers this week wi,h
IN orisinA and detailed account Of the
late Consd,escemezt Exercises at Char
lo.te Han sichool, with incidents OF the
exhibited r ,cripiion Of she Bah. ETC..
but the plpmised letter was overlooked,
we ssPpd or Il least it never came to
hands-Tss being the situation, We
gratefully avail ourselves of the report
on the saule subject which We find in
the last issue Of the Maryland IndePen-
dent:
The ANIMAL examination OF the stu
dents OF Charlotte Hall School took place
on Thursday last, the 18th ult. From
what wecan learn of visitors to this in
'eresting CEREMONY we are pleased to
state that the students of this time-hon-
ored institution acquitted themselves
with credit. rejecting praise not only
upon themselves but upon their accom-
plished and energetic instructors also.
The examination was followed on Fri
day by the customary exhibition, the
programme Of which was as follows:
Salutatory, Benz. A. Turner.
Cas6iP Under Difficulties.
Snobbl6l ~ R,eh' d Cough.
Jones, within M. LewiH.
Prudence., /" H. Heber Boswell.
Der Sanger. W. R. B. Turner.
The Burial of Moses, VIM. Nj. Levin.
The Song Of the Forge, 7. g. Reeves.
MUSIC.
The Valentine.
Jerome, VIM. C.. Somervell.
Lucien, VIM. Geo. Maddox.
's MUSIC.
lie Ratour Dams La Pa,rie,
r ii. r. Spalding.
Through Death to Life, j. 7. Barber.
The Sword, Geo. R. Reeves.
Bernado Del Carpio, Richard Cough.
MUSIC.
wiz You .,7drerfise.
Mr.. Whitemore. w. K B. Turner.
Mr.. Gilroy, Thos. Garner Reeves.
Music.
La Marseillaise, Fred. j. keech.
The Sailor Boys Dream,
VIM. c. SCnmervell
Columbus, II. +. Spalding
Very Bns!fui.
Edgar, Lewis Carrico.
Lucy, Geo. X. Reeves
Mary, John G. Chapman
Kate, Walter Mitchell Muschette
Marco Bozzars, John G. Chapman
The Skeleton in Armor, F. kcech
The Burial of Sir John Moore,
VIM. G. Maddox
The Charge OF the Ligh, Brigade,
Rich'd Cough
Virginia, BENZ. A. Turner
LochieFs Warming.
Wizard, H.. F. Spalding
| Lochiel, Geo. I'll. Combs
Valedictory, = Lewis c. Carrico
MUSIC
The Hon. Barnes Compton was ap
pointed 10 deliver the Grafton. From
some unknown cause, however, ~
failed 10 be- present ".---~r-" d. D.
| ter ". Hawkins, Of this county, bein:
invited, responded, making some well
timed and appropriate impromptu re-
marks. On account ofthe busy season
persons having been actively engage
in securing their wheat and planting to
bacco. the attendance was not so large
as usual. The exhibition wound W
with ball at night, when under tn,
inspiring strains OF band of music, III.
gay and happy Of both sexes ''trippe'
the light fantastic toe" until the beam
of early morning babe them substitute
the soothing sweets of Morpheus TO
the gay charms of Terpsichore. To tn,
students, one and all, we tender on
congratulations upon their glad release
from their weary labors, and wish then
a happy holiday, and success in thei
academic pursuits.
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To cid refined gold

To paint the lily, to lend a perfume
To The violet "
To those who are acquainted in the
neishborhood, it will be sufficient TO say
that the reputation which it has long and
Justly sustained for the beauty and ac-
compltshment of its daughters was in no
degree leSsened. Time fed on eagles
wings and it was at a late hour that the
company babe reluctant adieu to their
host and hostess, to whom with Mr..
Holmes. they were so mach indebted
for the handsome entertainment which
they had ENJOYED. We took the lonely
road To Leouardtown and the rosy mcon
was just biushins in the day as we
mounted the hills that surround our an
Gent borough.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12
STIFF MUSCLES areIn.,An,ly relax

ed and made pliAbie by one application Of Heis-
leys Samaritan Linin,snt. For sale hy WH.
Edelen b Co, Lecnardtsws, Nd.
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lSY virt,j
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