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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

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qunzsura by nail and BY telegraph, carefully
ccodenDrd sna laci6ly arrang<L sp<riaI sss<n.
tipA Aeisg eivso tuall CsnmeFciai, Ieal, riuss..
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Csagsuuanl nd LsGiaAtivs prscesdines 81
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Anne nsaiGiD0. losRaxy, Eancaokpnal, SrSfnei.-
ne and Polisical; and Social Esenta e.v snd'
gsavs. ord rsssssal lA1beuasloA e inirssst 10.
oss9ps.as.s> szpss.ly pses.ssa hs ,lis
jour1o{ ~ . psfnansss stat Of acromplisheS Ne
iaEas vl19en q a eeeus q insssess SAsosghess
Hnuly Nevss and Rsviews, By which osr'
rsode3 win Be kepe Advised Of everything vo.
Thy n aeestioa In In rsrfent Issnsurs IL IN
rope I'D America.
crisicisus u all notable voshs end sosiess Of
ell notable events in connection with Music, he
Draina, fsiasins, scslptarsasd alleshsr baseAo
ofArt. 1880
Edi,s.i.l ;A.sd. .poa sv.sy .ssjses sfsss.
For the psiscipau by which The wosld vill
be governed h ID disressiou - trVatueasuf
I'll pue1ic enestaons, u sill sH1lce 10 say tkAs
The wessd, while conservative In politics. de-.
siIes TIE conservation only az what 10 good and
wise b Cur Psblic inssisusieas snd on pslltical
ysssn; kAsral n qiria u samiss no iiIisasicus
spos shs dr. psissas j.dg.s.: asa sAs =.
pieaoons 81 neeorm, save those which afe i'm
Posed by prudence, dscOruu., and RADICAL r.
sPscs Coz vested rights end f6r the hoaess opin-
ions Of ell elnases and sscss q men. Whle ID has
laAorsd fbr the principles and halls the triumph
cfshe Dsmocratic pAsty - sfIoeding us psacti-
cal promise Of Reform in our public adusnist~-
49, city, staas. and natioaal, Il viii NE b
blin4ly devoted y the advancenent ofany rarity
OF any clique. Il win freely canvass the pubic
conduct, while Il win treat with tlDrrt The ~
vaie righA Of Public Mea, asA n I'M examine
Sarlsaly into the woskines -four national, state
and municipal govoumeah.
Il viii inculcase sseadfast reliance upon the
original principles ~ our political system 20 the
| only sound bass Of oil needed improvements
shcsein; an uniAlsering devotion TO Inc Conssi-
tstioa and he Union, . scfupaloas 6desily, 10
the spirit - well - The letter II our lava ard
sleeplen vigilance In mainsaining all - mat
safeguards Of Civil and ReligioIs LrufV. il
will seek 10 mitigate and not 10 aRkfavste De
evils inseparable from Party Governmcnt In .
Frre ess.,.y; 70 promote sgd and - not u Gel:
coiors, all sections aud all secis and to advance
both by It's prccepts and by its example the rvigu
Of Reason and Of Law over prejudice and p ssion
| In al our public action and In the discussioa Of
all public Affairs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24
TxTIt i1esv. aro..rrs,
weens' frxaspsrtatisn Line.
ELEEER ARRANGAH2Wf. --
w.. -

On and afssr FRIDAY, January ssth, 1877,
the steamer Mary washisgsca fweath-
q psrmitiiag) vii irun a. follows:
Leave Pier 8 Lghts;rcet wharf every FRIDAY
morning At $50 o'eloek, for NE Patuxent river.
via Fair Haven, Plum Point and Governors Run,
as Gar up a. Hills Landing, calling ~ all land
ings on the Patuxent except Parkcr's and Plan
tsHs.
win leave Hills Landing every MONDAY
mornings for Baltimore.
Freight received at Pier No. Light street
wharf ON Thursdays only.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
8. n. FORBES, Superintendent.
Ofice lie Light street wharf.
Feb. 9, 1877.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24
4 Ce.esln Cure for BeadatiIe.

yoa snsfcr from sick or nervous headache.
moesS ssckneNPr Neuralgia, go to.rour drug
EtseSnAES eween, trial pack Of Dr. Heisley' .
ssceor Hcadseas owdcrs, OIL. r. Hxssssf 3
Cee Salem. n. j., win n,ail them postpaid. A
aegie powder aetaally yuro jhe most distressing
casss IN ten uiinass.. ltisparsay vegetable, en-
guarantee u 70 do ell we cain. Ycu rnn vr,
the so cent packs or the 10 cent trial size AZ WIN
J. kdslen CO., leoaardtown, Nd, and a. an
nrss-caass Druggists every where. Convince YOUR
seH Jan IS. fsTT-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

Since Aches and Pains to us arc sen
A Cure is sure by using
HEISLEYS SINARITlN LLEINENT!
HEsLEY's SAMARITAN LixMExr
cures Piles,
HEisLEY's SAMARITAN LIxMExr
cures Rheumatism,
HgmlEY's SAMARITAN LrxrxExr
cures Neuralgia,
IiEmlEY's SANARIrAx LNmKxr
cuses Sprains,
HEsLrY's SAMANTHA LlxlMxxr
cures Bruises,
HEisEY's SAnARrrAx LixIxExr
cures Felous'
HEBaxy's SAxAsrfAx LNMEAF
cures Headache,
HElslEY's SAxARIrAx LixInxNr
eures Toothache.
And Is sold by VIM. J.. Edelen Co., Leonard
o wn, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

sis; ss,OesHs', I! s.-'s Street.
sd, s II :, B,e. HARkia, aiIa.n.. :
-is'r' asasss :
= NAsy,. DrHAcTnne:
sH 0ktSky, Of Noah walkers Co.
Philip T. George, Of George B Jenkins.
I. ID. Anderson, Of Anderson, b Bro,
Johu Stack, Carpenter aud Builder.
Hon. George Brent, Court Of Appeals.
George p. Jenkius, Charles county.
J. T. Ballenger, 81. Nary's county.
B. g. Harris,
This 10 . Hons Compssy, gotten up
expressly in the interest Of the citizens
Of Southern Maryland, 10 enable than
to overcome the difficulties they expe-
rienced in procuring Insurance in the
ordinary Insuranee Companies, with Z
majority Of its Directors well knoyn in
that community.
II has been IN business now over four
years. An lssses accrued, and they hsse
been unusually large, Aass been Ea;ikf iHs
s.d promptty paid, which 10 our best
guarantee for the future.
The plan adopted 10 the safest and
cheapest known in Iususaace, and af-
fords 20 all Insurance as its exact eoss,
and ought to b encouraged BY al Who
wish to protect themselves against loss
or damage BY Dire.
1f thosa istsrss4ed viii eet q theis
patrosaes cad interest thsnsefvss in
the increase Of its busiu1o !, II fe~
yeaEs i viii rank among the largest In
suanee corporations In Maryland, q
credit and Q benefit % ell, and an honos
. the Stats. &c
GHo1e0 Mlls.
General Accnt f6fG 11asy's es...s
June s.. fss3-tf.n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24
Fire Insurance |!

nHRsoHs DESTROYS Of having their
Il property insured in the cheap and
excellent home company known m the
STATE or MARYLAND FrRx IHsuRAxcK
ConPAHY OF BALTinoHE, MAINLAND,
B. g. HAHRIs, President, can Be graf
fled BY calling On or communicating
With the undersigns q, Sc. IBieoes Post
|O0ee, 81. Hary's county, Nd.
EDWARD g. ABEL,
Oct 1, 1es4-tfn Local Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

HAVING located myself in BAlti-
IL mous = - HaaovsR StRet, four
doors ffoa bs@bssd. I RESPECTFULLY 60
licit . coatinuatioa Of the liberal pa-
tronage that have received heretofore
from tie citisens Of g.. Mary's. / shall
endeavor TO cxseuts ny work in the best
manner and upon the mostliberalterms,
I shall VISA Ske county ct different Pc
riods.of TIE ysar, when due notice viii
be givsa.
vssy nssPectfully.
PAGE EDMUND6.
Dee -, ls7s--tf.n
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Avt.eG assumed s'sce the LIST Of January.
81 Mn, the propriesorship OF Moores Hotel in
ssfecnArdto~n, The undersigned respectfully be
. spesks continuance OF the liberal patronage
ywhNx Is herrsosore heen extended TO the HOUSE
and 49, secaSicn 20 assure the travelling pablie
that no EFFORT or endeayos wilt b wanting ON
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March q, issr-n.
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WASHINGTON, n.
TO DEBTORS.

0sRSoNS indebted to me on Hetsl accsun,
ana Tor auano are notified, that unless they
Ns~e arraugencnts TO settle their indeb,e,iu mes.
hr tue lst OF January. 1877, their notes aud sc.
counts viii be placed in the way ofleyal collec.
ton. So.
JOHN F. FExwrcx.
Dec. "a, ls.e-tf.-<->
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

n an now prepared 10 furnish planter With
i nay Paieni Tobacco Prize apon the shortest
reasonable notice. This Prize 10 now being
quite general, usedi q thisiocalit, and has, 80
Tar, given universal sItisfactson. The Advan.
sagcsis Possssses orefs Al oti5er Prizes nov iu
sue are too vAried and nanifotds g adn.i u ofde.
ssriPfioni thisadvertisemsut tits conceded
by all who hsv used il to be grea ieeoaomist
- IASvr, and ltis admitted that IL places To-
raceoin markell . cosdi,ionvery sp 2erioito
smt esnny Other Prize now . use.
.ytrXtAuh Nesssstsssh To- pfisetwo
h"As. utefnaieiy, So. withoatrailway, $50
k1EuxeCc:
James A Carheyrv.
Joseph Cough, Rev J n Dewoif,
Coo aAsttioe4ey. John pflIahay
- nan oflssst whohavt The prize l o sseop
heirsstates.
JFELIy MORGAN
. i.eonsrdtows Nd.
undo. isT3-tf. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

Hclsley'S Samaritan unlment
lfyou have Rheumatism,
HRisLEY's SAMARITAN LIEIxExr
you hare Neuralgia,
HEIsLEY's sANARrrAx LINIMEEr
nyoa have Collie OF Cramps,
HElSLEY'S SAMARITAN LlNIMKNT
II you have the Piles,
Ifyou have any Kind Of Ache or Pain,
HElSLEY'S SAMARITAN L1NIMENT
Try Il, and you win be ssrprisrd IT the bene-
Acial sgeet derived from . thorough and faithful
use ofthis popular remedy. II b purely vegeta-
bic, safe and clean 10 M internally ard exies-
nally. Sold By wn J. Edelsa Z Co., Leonard
town, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

nR. G. HENRY cAxAiIIR 10 located a.
- Great Mills prepared 70 attend TO all calls
inc line of his profession.
Dehc. 81, le7S-d.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-01-18

his time. Why, if people looked at me,
| knew in my heart that they were
saying, THAT is George Warneford,
the famous forger, let off for courage
in the mutiny. But any one can see
that he is convict; that is apparent
from his face" "And whose fault?n
| cried, in my blind anguish; "Whose
FAULT"
As l strobe along the family worn
tracks and silent paths Of that lonely
country there grew up in me pur-
pose and hope. The purpose was to
hide myself when 1 arrived i'm Eng
land-to get, if possible, some sort of
occupation which would leave my
evenings free for thought, and to de-
vote all that thought to the steady fol-
lowing up of every clue that might
present it self. My hope was to stand
one day before the world-my prison.
er in one hand, my proofs in the other
and demand revenge.
And all that follows is the history of
how this purpose got itself carried out,
in what manner my hope was achieved
and what sort of revenge perpetrated
at last.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-01-18
RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

NR. Fl. r. 6TEvINs:
Deas Girl WIN most eAssrfully cd ny testimony
10 the great number you have already recsvsd N t.
do not think enough can b sai6 10 Ne pseiDs, fos
was troubled over thirty ysers vitA that dssaAfs
dissass, Catarrh, and ha4 sach bad coughing spsns
that h would eeen - though could novse efsatA
any more, and vsssTlHB kas esrsA - nd -
fesl to thank 0ol oil ~ tine thaG tAere % good
. medicine - vDsBrInR, and aloo think II o1e sf
the bsst medicines ~ coughs end weak sipking
feelings d the stomach, and adviss svsrybody =
take the v.oETIxE,fOr car assure tAs0 Il b 80
Of the bset medicines tkat ever waa.
Corner Naeasias and walnut ssEsstA CAnhaaes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-01-18

Veestins l. Sold b All Druegises.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-01-18

SYMPTONA-Want Of appetite, rising q food
nd wind fro0 ths stomach, sctdky 0f tAs stomach,
Heartburn, drynses and whileasn u The tongue y
~ noeai1R, ssnsa e( AistenAea m the stomach and
bovels, soIsstinss rsnbliag snd pain; costiveness
WhicA b eecassoaaaly interrupted ty lianhea pale
nese q tbs urine. 1he mouth y elanmy, o. has Q
eous q hlttee tasAs. Othse ffsqesns sympsoes azs
watsrbsash palpitation Of the heart, headache, and
lisoedep q ae ssnsss, seeing double etc. There
= geDefa debility languor and aversi0o 70 motion
desctios q ths SpitS disturbed sleep, and ghtsul
Areama
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21

attendance rather a failure, but the last
two days amply compensated for this. The
stand and grounds were thronged with q
large assembly, many from distance, quite
q number Of beautiful ladies Of all ages,
the usual quantity of children, and no end
Of boys and men, all anxious TO see the
sights. The fruit stands did a thriving
business. Sugar cane vendors had the
pleasure Of disposing of many stalks of
their stock in trade.
The races were as usual exciting. and
although there was the usual amount of
dissatisfaction at the dec ision of the Judges
we believe upon the whole their decisions
were well received.
We have not the space to notice specially
all the events Of the three days. We con-
clude 10y saying that all the large number
Of persons present seem TO have been
pleased with the efforts of the Directors
and to appreciate kindly their efforts. We
do firmly believe that now there will be no
trouble and that from this time will date
the continued success of the Claiborne
Agricultural Fair.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
CLAIBORNE FAIR.

Inc Direct "rs of this rutrrrrisc ,r.,,.,.,,,
s'"'"'''e themselves upon having me, viii
ample success A. a reward for ihrir l,I,ar,
i''NIng this enterprise. Their DIM.
'"''l's were great, hut their r,,y,rI L,,..
'''h complete. The majority of onr rc,d.
'iS are already familiar with the history -,
'ia'oofhe Agricultural Fair Association
H. however, may be said for IN, h.,.s, -.
THOSE strange To the facts that the lirs, Fair
was success and the other five w,.r.. fail
ur's' resulting finally in n ccssotio, NJ ~,
h'oitions. Subsequently, however,, ,ha
u" oi the Present ycar-the stockbold.r.
determined upon revival of the Fair an,
ny stringent economy and great labor .ro
,''''u IN holding the Seventh Annual Ex.
pi''"h' the one just concluded
We are gratified to be able IN o,,o,
'ha' tins exhibition has been a srooo..
mat the receipts ovcrbalance all .,r.nM
lures aud that although there has h.o,,
lamehtable pancity of articles cp,.,,, 9,
eNhihltlnn, there is sufficient ro,.a,,
warrant larger, better and moro sro,...
iul exhibition in lS7S.
The exhibition of bloolei s,oo,
especially fine, indicating that sau,. ,,a..
''s IN tile parish have devoted much =,
""''oh TO various improvements in all
OF their important and p..oI
calling. " useful
,;. hs reference to the list of premiums pub
'''''e' elsewhere it may be seen who w.r.
'"''eSSiui competitors and what were tho
r r ''t"iar articles o'rexhibition. We have
O' "een furnished with the names Of
80, unsuccessful competitors who deserve
~ tn mention. Presume, however TIM,
'"e small quantity of articles on exbih;,lon
:, ued TO each holder some motto. f,nn,
'"e secretary and Directors.
ne first day, a. is usual. was in no;,, 81
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
GEORGIA NEWS.

From the Georgia Weekly Telegraph and
Journal and Messenger We clip the follow
ing Items Of interest To many of our readers:
Col Joel Branham and Mr.. :. c. Trout
ARE Democratic nominees for Legislature.
The Sumter Republic announces names
Of Rev. &. +. Coor per aud Major +. NJ. Tur-
Ion for Legislature.
The Telegraph is red hot for the removal
d" the state Capital TO Miiicdscviir. and
supports powerfully and intclligcntly the
reelection of Gen. Gordon to the Senate.
A""n' tn" merits of the Capital proposition
We know very little. but We extend to mr.
"eorga brother the right hand of fellow
snip ana wish him God-sperd in his fight
for General Gordon. No better rnI,Irr
man ever lived than the brave General th,.
true, noble statesman.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS
Money Ready.)

tWk THE NENT TEN DAYS. Rids vii,
L. he received to enclose the McthoJist
r,hurch IN Homer Each bidder will h;d
Tst, To build picket fence; and SeconJly
10 huIld plank fence, according 10 the fni'
lowing specifications:
fOSIS-licart pine. sawed, of dpra,I.
Iuality' 4xo IN. q IT. long, set two #. i'm the
BASE-B0ARDS-As above. kip ,G c..,
long. io iect
FLANK FOR FENCING. l6 feet lo,o
J"inru on alternate posts, with cracks 2 4
ana : inches, respectively.
ffckETs-Ix3,3 #. long. not over . in.
ches apart. ''ei III
RAllS-2x3, l6 #. long. Joined on altar.
nate posts, good heart lumber. "''e'-
uAIES-Whethcr picket or plank eonoo
III 'front.' end-onc IT.. i'm front of chnrot
uoor' plckets so cut rs to form an arch and
une AT each corner. #. double gates clos.
lng ON the centre-all to be provided with
2l6xss feet "'Ne vi LOT
Al the gates are to be made of piclats
ana dressed The Board reserves the r;ah,
10 receive or reject bids. SUI
by j. 4. PARKER. 'e'''
Nov. II. ls77. ION.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
aexican Veterans.

Quite number of these old soldiers wer,
in attendance on the last day of the Fair
Their names are as follows: Capt. ". G.
Coleman, j. q. Heard, Jos Heard. jesse
Aycock, I. T. Hamilton, b. ID. Harrison
j. X. Smith, John Cook, NJ. II. Lippmins
j. A. Witter, OBJ. Owen and J. VI. Black
burn. The only business transacted y a,
the appointment Of the following commit.
tee Of general correspondence, with power
to transact all business necessary for The
purposes of organizations: H. ID. Harrison.
W. &. Coleman and John Cook.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
communicated

| " communicated.
MIR EDITOR: IL il n conceded fact. | be-
iIeNc' that more men are ruined hy IN,
',''SiohaI seasons 81 prosperity than by
university Tor when the tickle goddess. For.
tune, once begins TO smile they inoyju, Ia,
VIII continue 10 smile. Hunce they L.c,,n,
reckless and cNtravagant. and neglect IN
MAKE Use al those means which hrouoLt
them prosperity and enter into nrr,n',,.
mchtS which, when there il the least rh,ct.
| involve them IN ruin. " ~
a KIND Providence has, at last bI.ss.J
MS with year Overlooking with abnnJ,nc.,
OF everything necessary for living. II h,.
| h""'"S It's, therefore, 50 10 husband n,,r
resources and provide for the future ,hnt
| th' present large crop of cereals may provr
| permanent dressing, instead of being con
N''i'" I'M" curse. which will surely tc
! III" result II. htCatiSc our barn, IN, ,n,y ,LI
We imagine they will always Lo so ,,,,l ' 81
I" pursue the proper course to keep them
full.
We have learned only from Stern roo,.
SHY ana amer years of disastrous ,,>u.ri.
ihrht that we cannot prosper if we ott,r,,,,
Ia raise cotton To buy oar ,ncnt mi l ~
IL Is thcrriqtc important that every n,,,
should act ~ though he felt that the ,,Iv,,
non "i u" whole country depended u,,nn
MN alone, ana strain every nerve. Ia r,;.
Whatever can Lee uSch rs food for MAJ, -, |
beast. II We tail To do this and Jro,, I.,..I /
mo the old rnt>. v. may he sure nm. il, -
very snort TIM" our country will nl,ain H..
famous only Tor poor hogs. poor cows. moor |
horses. and poor men. ''''
lhrsr Thought, have been su,r,.t.tt.
the Tact That "" are now Just ,ntrliu,, p,,,,,,
the season for tho fall SOWING. nf .,,t,, ,i
gram. Now Il III" time. Let ever, f,,,,,,',
u'I"t' every acre possible to wheat r,..
N'~& ("" Proaf odf'. Let him sem, tI,n ~,
seed ana prepare the land in III. hes, ,o.
''ihlr manner 10y close aud deem nla,,i,,,
narrowing. rolling, &C.. ana Ibrn '~ maL,
'nmmrr the dr"nih set. in \anI ,. AMY,
famine begin. To trrrify the imnrn,i Di",'
he may point 10 his fun barn. and III ill.,
'p'cirr ty. even though the corn c, ,'v
should Ice short ''"P
ne>."'N InSnriHg us a better living. and
'l''N '"G us from the necessity of contract. ;
n- 'n"'' heavy merchants bills. which
''H' n''h III" stones about our monk
'"hi"G us DEEPER and deeper in debt ,,cL
,,ai' every acre thus appropriated will hr I
improved Instead of being impoverished
y NNNtcm of labor both unreliable and
RtS TICUS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
NOTICE.

II AN1NG been constituted bv regular
ii power of attorney the agent and attnr.
ncN-in-iact of all the heir, of the succession
OF Mcrr"ll Monk, ST.. deceased. with full
power To scttl" all the business of the de.
ceased call the attention Of all parties
'"nc"lucd tn this Announcements
mat l viii pay immediately upon pre-
Sthtati"h all cidttm~ against the deceased
ana demand immediate payment of debit.
''hr 10 the estate. Til" business must b,
closed out nj once. Let .tnis notice be
warning to all persons concerned.
=. THOMAS j. MONK.
Nov. ~, lS77. lin.