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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-02-08

0ka &C piece Of cotton saturated
VUeG0 with DIR. HElSLEY'S SANA-
RfTAy LlNIHENT and applied 10 the PILES
gives INSTANT relief. Its effect in Piles Is ike
water to the parched tongue. IL has cured cases
Of 20 years standing. and no case, however chron-
ic or obstinate, long resist its regular use
For sale by VIM J. Edeien Co., Leonard
town. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-02-08
Paos'terus.-
THE UNION.
MONTGOMERY BLAIR, Editor.
Published every morning, Sundays excepted
at
9u d Sired, n. ". WasAi.gson, D. c., BY
HEsRr PolE1xuoRx.


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mancncy." Dec. II, 1876.
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DENTISTRY. ~

II AvING located myself in Ralti-
l. Il more, at ~ Hanover Street, four
doors from Lombard, l respectfully 20.
licit = continuation of the liberal Ia
tronage that have received heret ofore
from the citizens Of s.. Mary's. shan
endeavor to execute NV work in the best
manner and upon the most liheralt erms,
l shall visit the county Mt different re-
riods of the year, when due notice will
be given.
Very Respectfully.
PAGE EDMUNDS.
Dec %, 1S75--tf.n
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Boarding..
NOTQD,Ro

NHE Oakvilie p. o. Store is kor rem, the eu
- suing year, 1877. A splendid stand or
business. Apply to
g. W. L. RCCELER.
oakville p. o., Sc. Mary CO.,
sept. ., ls.s-u Ma.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-02-08
Fire u! Fire /! Fire
nwELLrNGs, Furniture B,rn..
- Out-houses, Farm Produce, &c,
&c, insured OH the Mutual Plan by thu
STATE OFMARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Office NJ. II South Street,
b. G. HARRIS, President.

~. ". II n UaIS, PRESIDENT.
DiREcroRs:
5. II. CIughv, of Noah Walker& Co.
IhllIp L. George, of George Il Jenkins
/. ID. Anderson, Of Anderson & Bro.
John Stack. Carpenter and Builder.
Hon. George Brent, Court of Appeals
i"orS" T. jenkins, Charles county.
J.: I. Btllen.er, st. Msry's county.
B. G.. Harris, =. ..
This is a Tome Company, gotten ur
expressly III the interest of the citizens
OF Southern Maryland, to enable them
T. overcome the dbl ,u!ties they exre.
rlenc"d IN procuring Insurance in the
binary Insurance Companies, with 4
myorty of its Directors we'll known in
that community.
IL has been in business now oyer fou,
yerrs. Al losses accruea, and they hay,
been uuusu lllv large. hare ben faiihtnV.
aud prom!ofty pail, which is our hes,
guarantee for the future.
The plan loptel is the safest and
cheapest known III Insurance, and af.
fnrds to all Insurance ut its exact cost
ami ought To hc encouraged By all who
wish to protect them selves against los.
or damage by fire.
1t those interested will get il thei.
patronage AMI interest them selves il.
the Increase of its business, in few
wears At will rank among the largest In
snr.nce corporations in MARYLAND. a
cr' lit AMI a benefit to all, and an honor
to the State.
GEO. 4. SIMMS,
GSucril Agent for S, Mary's CO.
June 20, lS73-tf.n
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-05-18

THE cotton gin created revolu-
ton in the cost and production of
this important fleece. Recently
another invention has been patented
which may produce almost as mark
ed an effect as the cotton gin. 1t is
the picker. 1t is wagon>like ma,
chine, which is driven through the
ripened fields, and picks clean every
scrap of cotton, and nothing except
cotton, and saves the labor of 100
hands. Where the price of the sta
pie may go to with this invention in
general use it is impossible to faith
ON. This machine is North Caro-.
lima affair, and is said to do good
work.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-05-18

The Sumter Republican says :
''We lean that Robert Williams,
son of Mr.. r. M. Williams, living
near Buena Vista, Marion county,
met with fatal accident on his fath>
ers premises last Saturday afternoon
while throwing off load of logs from
wagon. 1t seems he was standing
on the ground throwing the logs over
his head, and while holding heavy
one in his hands he made step back
wards and fell across log lying be-
hind him, when the piece of timber
he bad hid Of fell across his head,
breaking the skull and causing in
slant death. Deceased was seven
teen or eighteen years of age, and
was considered very promising
young man."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-05-18

Wong Ching Foo is the name of a
Buddhist missionary from China to
benighted America. He says that
the Chinese have good religion and
worship God and hope for happiness
hereafter. He denies that Chinese
bow down to "stock and stone"
and challenges any man to cay he
ever heard one of the 450,000,000
Chinese in the world take the name
of God in vain. He is rather severe
upon American missionaries to his
country, claiming that they misrep-
resent facts. Wong Ching Foo is
creating no little sensation in New
York city.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-05-18
Tile South was lust as ready

THE South was just as ready for
the conservative policy in 1869 as
it was in 1877, and had that policy
been carried out at the beginning of
Grants first term-as the "Let u.s.
have>peace" business promised the
South would to day be eight years
nearer permanent and satisfactory
reconstruction, and the country
would have been spared eight years
of trouble and of shame. There is,
says the St. Louis Republican, but
one redeeming result of this unnec
cessary, this cruel delay. Had the
Republican party accepted the con-
servative policy and cleaned out the
carpet baggers in 1869, several of
the Southern States might have been
Republican now. AS it is We have
a solid Democratic South, which
nothing can shake, much less over
turn.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-05-18
IT has been a subject of frequent

IT has been a subject of frequent
remarks that American girls, no mat
ter how humble their circumstances
or how pressing their wants, never
hire out as domestics; but it seem,
that within the last year several La
dies of Lebanon, Pa, have deliber>
ately sought and obtained employs
nent to do general house work in
Philadelphia families. The event is
so unusual as to warrant the conun
drum "Were they too old to get
married, or too sensible to be be
proud?
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-05-18

DIVERS. Boys think it very in
teresting to read of the deeds which
a pc rformed by men whose bust
ness it is to work under the sea.
Some of these men are fascinated
with their work, though it is very of
ten dangerous. A company of ff
teen or twenty have their headquar
tiers in Boston. Their work is to
unload the cargoes ofsunken vessels,
sometimes raise the vessels, build
sea walls, blast dangerous lodges,
and find the bodies of persons who
have been drowned. These divers
wear a rubber suit, wholly water
tight. A rubber tube connects with
the top of the helmet, through which
the air is forced down from the
pumps, which are on the surface Of
the water. If anything cuts off his
supply Of air, alas for the poor diver
fer down in the sea.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-05-18

+ MAN, ragged, bruised and pen
niless, who was sent to Jail at Boston
as a common drunkard, was once a
rich and prosperous citizen, an hons
ored aldermen, and candidate for
Mayor of the city.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-05-18

THE Raleigh Observer tells of a
cow in that city who has had fifteen
calves, six of them twins, and who
has, since 1866, given 1900 gallons
of milk, which averaged forty cents
gallon, thus realizing to her owner
The snug sum of 800.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-05-18

IT is with nations as with individ-
uals, those who know the least of
others think the highest of them>
selves, for the whole family of pride
and ignorance are incestuous, and
mutually beget each other,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-05-18

A comprehensive school Inspector
asked an Aberdeen class if any one
could tell him anything remarka BILE
10 the life Of Moses. Boys; ayes,
sir, he was the only man who broke
all the commandments at once.'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-05-18
Chr sslarittta gu'lrnal.
Marietta, Ga, Friday May IS, 1877

AN Irish coacbAfsh, Striving past
some fields, and addressing a smart
girl engaged in shearing, exclaimed:
"Arrah, my darling, wish was in
Jail for stealing ye."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-05-18
NOTICE

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED To ME
are requested to come an pay up-those who
pay prompt may have future accomm oda alton
and those who do not, / cannot afford to give
them credit in future, they will p ease not
ak for it, but pay cash down.
WILLIAM ROOT.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-05-18

"WILL you please insert this obit-
uary notice T. asked an old gentle>
man of a country editor. | make
bold to ask it because | know the de-
ceased had great many friends
about here who'd be glad to hear of
his death"
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, 1877-03-31

TIE as" AEfonLtcAn .n,,ec eiTY CENTRAL a1Eco'
sp,,ontcl at tho recent Convention t.la ,ts a,st
mettsng Mt O'clock Yesterday a.. afternoon a. ts'
paoneaM neauaaaF'1 @ ~ ~ ,"t ,"' asu :, s,,ee'. m
Hammer. ]. q. Grant, M'rhbcl Achmtt1k Lons
Init Allan trnhsm. Chris A amer d. W Ctarku.
q ~ u..,nr + ~ fJ,In,. li.urvi Ur.t.
conrsa Ton ID folr, Valentine Muh. j. 4. suudelins,
Abncr Taylor.
~. t'"nt called sl.o meeting TO order; John
u. c'ough was ehoseh ffcsfacnt l'i 'hahkfa ine
Committee for tho honor conferred upon him. and
nh, ~ e.. ~. o,oa ~ ~. 49," "Hs 49,. s,sc,
n''Fn' 20 ,os INC sooa q, tno parry ana NV e,es'
Non Of reputable men j" the p,cirnt city cau''
Wn. Graham moved that committee Of threu be
'.i,.s, ,.u 49," rn.t... .oaI", ihsts s..s.i..s ~
appointed ~ tae char 10 'enuer thes services TO
ur.ha.n. Schmidt. aud t'o,a wera aPp9lntel,
w. t.aa! :usssts To- r hst Aeast Iay'ofs p'aes On
nv mSyed itaat tha mattsr 10 tsisrtea u lis Fifst
warn t1qo;, r........ .... .,,,,,,
:|oxy TsS co%mt,ss haa sen .ppGn,ssa I'D, Es
whole matter shnSA By tSses.eA. Th;s ss a!!cssa
Tona. t. H. tam,sr, Dr anS H. T. ,rc!sa NV xsis r.
sppolnted ths Comn;it!us.
Conrad Folx said TIE; he thought tbe same t.oa.
s. xho ha W os i cos
Republican
Ar. lialnes atatcA thai hs undsrstood Aid. Whlto
1lr.. sAmer stated that hs understood AID, White
had sIxnded htt intention 70 rota Tor sayoE Heath
ras wl.s!s .nassst Whs latd aver without acsaon.
Tha meeting 1htn a1tUufu6d.
Tuk DkMOGWATGC DISAGREEMENT.
The hitch In regard 10 assessmeRt+ made by the
Dcuocsatc party was nut IN tho least settled yes.
, 1877-03-31
IA YLORs6 MAS6-MEETING.
AbHgNcH or ruh NAasxx

II might have besn the min, or It might have
been lhst The avefaxe voter has not yet been ab1e
u snthuso ovsf tbs Gtsenbaek candidate, lut for
son1c rsAaoo lbs mAsa mastiug In Fkswsl Hall laat
night did not pan out" 10 tho s1teut expected
by ths t'utw-movrmept" men. All told tbsrs
could not have been 800 persons present, cvsu ths
body of tbs bali bslng rot mors than ons-th!sd
full, whi!u melancholy corpoars gaasd orn4-
neatei The gallery. About y o'cluek sn
elderly gentleman, apparently unknown aliks
10 the sudirncs and the reporters. but
whoAe name wss 'snbaeQreutty AsceEtalucd
10 bs O4sood. called the meeting to order An4
nominated Ald- AcAuisy for Chairman. No list
Of vice.t'restdcnts was read, Uut juitlce Wallace
anA four othet gentlemen u,apazed 70 h)i hys out
of Ihc nfty chaifs On tho plsuotns. ueiose tho
meeting CIuae1 GWo. lfths Of thcse representative
, 1877-03-31

mcns Of David Dnnn, the candidate Tor Alderman.
Trncy the ncn,her nf tie C.ty central fon.nittce.
rar. u. defeat unnn With the atslataMc" q! .hn
!attct. money. 10 which Dunn :ts""noa.r n!'-
wnr Tllcy claim that t!'c nfnnrrnts arc Carrying
t. ctpectc'l, to p,,,n hin through. but they WV
!" BE- q lrsaea fairly: hut ths isntrsi q s:om%I''ss
,"n.y sss 'A YsY ,.e 'ssG s M, Ct ST. .rEy nnp ope,ss e.
thsy Ia :!' .,' ssi"ny not ali 70 for eTr1 IL Smith
il u pleasant change 10 gct tnth Tho Itepnb]Ican
ile.dqnn..rt. Here 'shers T. organization - md
g".H Jn;,t " wo, Al !rs .s they bare A. t
ise l,cmociatIc marty II pt,v q would b. return q
i'umnes rite and n.lsapIrnpratlon Of public funds
perfect harmony prevails.
rnK REPUBLICAN, sot'7n TOWN
apt'ontrA tlr following. .nan,oA an Executive tom.
mittcH I" MT IN conjunction viii. the c.y t:nn.
sanas S'tis9: az. oho oG T. e,@. T. e
~as added 10 tho seeond WArd Campaign Cont
n'itee. Arran.eInr.Mi* r. wst9 perfected for nntlrte,
sc ti,ctr will 6c a least sii snceini detectives
t b, hc EaesE r. 1,,s cG tn
nnn,e MN, "f John .: Tnl,y upon .tc itcpabliean
.tE4rt To WRIGHT.
'Thc tol1oss1ns friendly litter was yesterday
1ent hy Mny"r Itratl, IL q. n. Wight:
s ,r; s.s &s4s Ill., s's1c 4 Grit, & Z
&" y q ~ III 1t is
S u i? = Sss; Ill ;$
IA :s''s9' si'E[ s,s% ss *
T9e candidates for office. In tlc sou.h Town oa
, 1877-03-31
OTHER CITIES.

snecsai Dt&paseA to ne Tribune
AMMAN, Mich. March no. .--Tle democratic city
Convention has just completed IT, iabors, with thc
following ticket: For Maoos, John ". Finch; 1,c-
cosdcr, d. A. n1xby; Marshal, n, E. WtaHhbufae;
Btteet' et'commfssiouer. r. P. Randall; Treasurer,
Frank ". Clay, Jpstice. orsanas Lamb; ct.y.co,-
lectuf. Marvin Thon,pson.
The Republicans have tnadc The following noml.
nations: PoF Mayor, Charles II. Comstock; Re.
eorae'. Franklin D. Nixon; Narahai, William A..
Tsss.str esses; r. Ga5sso;
bowerdnd; Justice. Ffaneia j. Bnck.
MILWAUKEE.
A., sprs'ni u nftpo,sA to TX Tribune:
Ggsnty e, concsn!on to-day nominated wilson
II tho Convention 10 making any nomination Sor
tnls 1taee. The present incnnbcns, Judge Mann,
VI .,ee o. an,p an naspssm =; esndate aad I'M rescs
hts candidacy Faa ssrned by almost the cntru lar
and large numhcF at etlze NJ.
8peeioE NspakcA to 7At Tr4bua&
hs tss ss. stsa e
sanaeT Ghalle. q. fistrus: Hadltor. fi Fra T. T.
nrhHds; rssa.H.e,. GeerHe !. Tnrner; Attorney.
y. g: An.'c,aon; @ Aldermen: Second Ward. t'cosEs
Men!: Third ward, James HAT; Foaett Ward.
hs s g. On n as osra sSe n9s's csc rai ng
mated before.
ANN Annon.
ANN AanfW, Mseh., Mare, IL. -ihs Democrats
following city officers: Mayor, DensFso.c tramer:
ssstafi hssas; ;.oaa9 e. S sG!s, Ssss
Wards, Martin Ciark; Third mi rourtht H.! neMry ,y
Ell. rt snn sstn .nds ~
says hn Will mt run.
s,.ss' i?sr,ss S5,s,<; ;,,n,,,,.,n
nlooHfNafas. lll.' ,feid 10. ntpht to notnInnig
%ffe n,saafsSs M 10 the Convention
ann .a l,ert Ward, for ALDERMAN, NJ
3 sea KesS~el; sSs f.itns fHMie msae 10
noTins .Jn; Sixth. David Kern.
"""''s@ NILES, M1c1L
r,.., a, Ss gefs M.qeD e s n. 1ssse r.. cons..n
City Convention tonight The following ticket was
n,:o1 fStaer w;~ nad ,. 4 9bG T ssson II
rpcetot, the 1tcv. Jay Huntington,
sptcsai Ditposea 70 7as 1stesnA ...
H. Ms5 ~
Loyr1Idge; Clerk. K. ]. crippin: Marshal. Aiired
Thompson: Treasurer, u. i. Dennis; Justice, j,
II. u. Warren; stsoes Commlsstoncr, Daniel Fog.
PDND ny LAC.
Sptcsdl DtspateA 10 Ia 1tahns.
FoSp pu Lac. WIS.,, March ~. Tins DomocfAtto
City Convention to.dar nominated for Mnyor Dr..
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Lewis Goadl,uckcF. and Henry b. Eaat,nan.
EVANSVILLE.
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Hon. John Winans tfty Attorney. j. u. Hazle-
ton Treasurer, 4ud Frank uruoks City Clerk
CLEVELAND.
ClEvr1Axp, o., March ao.-The Republican
City Convention mot to-day aud nominated tlIlanl
q. lsoAs for Mayor.