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FIRE 7 Fire 7! Fire /
Insurance Company
%. 7 OF BALTIMoRE.
,ib O@es 20. " ESsfR Esssss,.
, B. 9. HARRIs. President.


sd saOissas lDrntcrona: o s1a
8. II. Caugby, Of Noah walker& Co.
j. l.. Lmm9ley. COm AAefchamt, BaltO.
II. 10. AndersOn, Of AndersOu q Bro.
John Stack, CArpeRter and Builder.
Hon. George Brent, Court Of Appeals.
George p. Jenkins, ChaFles county.
J. I. Ballsnger, Sc. Mays county.
b. @. Harris, Baltimore.
This il q Home COmpaRy, gotten up
expressly in the interest Of the citizens
Of Southern Maryland, to enable them
10 overcome the difficulties they exPe-
rieneed in procuring Insurance in the
ordinary Insurance Companies, with
maioritg Of it, Directors well known in
that community.
Il has beea ~ business nov over four
years. al Gesses aeevwed, and they have
been unusually large, kaOs been fsith fuIlg
GHd proHptiy paid, which 10 our best
guarantee for the future. Il sai
The plan adopted 10 the safest and
cheapest knowH in Insurance, and af.
foris 20 at insurance at ite exact cost,
and ought 20 be encouraged by. 6ll Sho
wish 70 protect themselves against loss
or damage by fire. aai.e igad To-
III those Interested gill get . their
patronage, aad interest themselves In
the increase Of its business, in q few
years Il will rank anong the largest In-
snrapee corporations In Maryland, q
credit and a beaeGt 20 ell, and an honor
to the State. n f--.f" - 7tr' 81.
jane %, l873-tf.n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-16

This Soap Is manufactured nom pure materials
and n il contains y large FrFcentage otNeg-
etAble OH, Is warranted fully equal 10
the best imported CASTLE Soap, aRd
nj the same time contains all
the washing snd CLEANSING
properties Of the cclc-
brated German
aud
French
Laundry Soaps.
II Il therefore recon
mendcd Cor use II the IAnn-
DRY. Kitchen and Bath Room,
Il aud luaNumeFal hoasehoid purposes;
also for Winters, Painters, ENGINEERS, 4
Machinists, a. n win remeve spots Of ink,
Grease, TaP, Oil, Paint, etc, from the hands
--.f .efsE aHs .oci fv a"r
.2a.F fzstft
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-16

The HuussaetUu (Pa Monitor Of April sth,
1871, pronOunCes this Soap the BEST in the mar
ket, az fotlowe: -fae1 . ra rratf q
" 'iResdef, we don't waht yoa 70 saPpose that
this b an advertisement, and pass 10 ever un-
heeied Read IL. We want TO direct yOur at
tentiOn 70 the aavertisealeni Of Crampt0h's lHl-
peFial Soap Having used 10 In our Office for
the past year, We can recommend 10 ~ the best
Quality OF soap In Rse. II Il . rare thing 10 get
. Soap THAI yin thoroughly cleanse printing ink
from The hands, Is also from linen, but OramP-
s0n's laundry sap will do iL, and we kROw
whereof We sPesk II Is especially adapted l0F
printers, painters, engineers and maehinisis, -
Ia ell rem0ve grease Og all descriptions from the
bands as well as clothes. with aistle labor. Per
general household Purp0srs it cannot he exrealcA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-16

adhsussssHsF sr AUrHoarrr.


II l.
AN ACT g reguieie e re 70 be
IL I'D - - <>Shty 4FlS 3 Of %.
L #ary eoH2l - -
SEcTIoK !. De % enacted ty tas
Gsaerai -fsssmbiyx NJ JMmytsad, Tat
the County Commissioner OF 81 la
ry's eoanty, shall before their levy term
ID each rear contract with the Editors
and RroFFietora oG newspaper Pab-
lished il said cosnty. and haviag the
largest eirculalica - tAe sane, for PTiaf-
Ing nd pubiishing for -. Mary's eoun-
y, incIadins tke aaasaI ssaiement pc
The expresses and sach other Printing %
!. requised g be done g. - Ter y
the <ounsy, lof tie per'o@ y &c yesr
from said - q eoasFa<4 kas : ma
- apply = o. incla3e pas lsesiian pi %
81 laws, provided So een'<a<f does
sioi allow or exceed &c Sem q seven
hssdred dolIsss.
Section a. Be IL enacted. IhAS 81 the
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DENTISTRY. a.

HAVING located myself in Baiti-
- more, at ~ Hanover Street, four
doors from Lombard, 1 respectfully So
lett q eodtinuation Of The liberal pa
tronage tbaa Thave received heretofore
from Che eitizeas OF s.. Mays. shall
endeasOr toc8eeute ny work in the best
manner and upon the mOstliberalterms,
4 shall visit che county a. different Pc
RODS Of che year, SWheh due notice viii
be given. ~ %" i7. iT's4
~ 3 Very Respectfully, -
.Fg.rl 'udili PAGE EDMUNDS.
sDex23 lSSSL-tf. nTiH'ost" ''nt - L.'
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ExECUTORs NOTICE.


! OrpaGas' Court or naty's county, Set =,
\ .stF' March l9, 1919. ~ ~
0RDEREl By TIE Court, That Geo. r.
~, Garner, II. ofCatharine A. GaFneF, late Of
s. Maya county, MARYLAND, deceased, give the
n0sics teqaired BY law 20 The ydeceaseds eTedi-
tors % exhibit their csainas and That the same be
Published once a'week l0r six successive ~eeksin
Test.i JAMES 7. u. RALEx, 4
Register IL VIVA Do Sc. Mary's coantt.
-asl --rg1s9gus-@-- $50 ffd y i'7""
...-...sA = NOTICE. q ugl ~ bsW
IL pursuance Of The above order, hereby givs
aotice that I have obtained from DE Orphans
Coass of S.. 1siaFyss county, Maryland, letters
aestamentary 90 the personal estAAeo fCathafiBe A
Garner, bate OF said co., .deeeased. An persona
having claims against the said deceased are here
By notified 70 exhibit the same with the proper
vouchers attached thereto TO ihe subscriber, on
or before the 23rd day Of Sept. 1873, they viii
otherwise By law be excluded from the benefts
Of the said estate. All persons indebted 10 she
deceased are requested 70 make Immediate pay
ment 30 the subseEibeF.
GEORGE r. GARNER,
Executor.
/ March %, lsT8-6w.
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sa;.-.4sF faeI ssMARfEASD,1ScT ~
III, JAMES q. FRkKKLIE, Clerk Of the
Court of Appeals Of Maryland, do here.
byEcesfify ahht the foregoing is fpll
and true copy Of the Act ct The Gene
raj Assembly Of Maryland, Of which il
purports to be copy, Is taken from the
original Lag belonging 10 and deposit
ed ID tlseI bifiee 81 TIE Clerk Of the
COart sf Appeais q siarylaad.
In testimony whereof hereunto set
r..NW1 4 NY hand ss Clerk and affix
:: LIS. The Seal Of the said Court Of
%. aaL.-yg Appeals this 18th day OF
JAMES y. FRANKLIN Clerk OF
the Court Of Appsals efMd.
May Q, 1S7S-3t
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pubiic Ioczi lzws
PUBLISHED ~ Auxmonx1x.
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CHAPfER 80.
AN ACT to repeal ssesion l1s u Arti-
Gle le Of The Code OF publie. Local
Laws entitled Saint hfnry's Ceunty,
subtitle Sheriif, " rs enacted ~ the
Act Of 1868, chapter 300, and 70 re-
enact the same with amendments.
Section 1. Belt enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly of Maryland, That sec
ton llS of Article 10 Of the Code of
Public Local Laws entitled, st. Mary
County subtitle Sheriffs" rs enacted
by the act Of 1868 chapter 800 be and
the same in hereby repealed and re-en.
acted with amendments 30 ~ TO read
AZ follows.
SEcrsoK llS. Be itenaeted, That tSe
Sheriff of 81. Mary's County shall re-
ceive for keeping each prisoner commit
ted to bis custody and for providing
victnals and FIRE for the same the sum
Of fifty cents per day, and that said
Sheriff shall Be allowed for removing
couvicts TO the PeniteptiaEy, the follow:
ing compensation, 20 wit-for q single
prisoner tblrty dollars, and fOreach i'd
ditionai prisoner convicted asrthe same
term OF Court fiftssn dollars, and The
said Shefiff u hereby required under
penalty Of one hupdfed ; dollars to keep
abook a his aiica or nc the County
Jail, IN which be shall teep . record d
the S.sahes, ages and the date when re-
ceived, the offence charged, the date OF
discharge, and the reasonst therefor, Ut MI
persons committe3 70 his slstedy, Nhich
book shall % pes 4 jim dsh " all
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This painful and annoying complains
y instantaneousiy cured BY the sPplies-
ton Of the Linimenk. p NTo e-s .Nh
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-16
Oh. SIDNEY d. GRANT,
no. 81 aoaTH STnEET,

1raT - lOpp0slle CITY Hal, =
.,rb al 49, BAkalMORR, Nd. @'N
OFFICE FOR TIE TREATMENT OF ALL
z-er al ~ DISEASES. sai bsgof4sa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-16
MARYLAND, Sc.

MARYLAND, Sc.
], JAMES 8. FRANKLIN, Clerk of the
Court Of Appeals of Maryland, do here.
by certify, that the afOregoing 10 full
aud true copy Of the Act of the Gene
raj Assembly Of. Maryland, of which
it purperts TO be q copy, - taken from
the original law deposited IN and be-
longing to the Office Of the Court of
Appeals of Maryland. .A.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-16
Neuralgia.

This excrnciatingiy painful disease is
Instantly relieved and rapidly cured by
the Continued applicasioh Of tlsis Lias
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-16

"a Mixed Cards, Snowflake, Damask, BE-, no
w alike with name, 10 cts. J. MIxKIER Il
81 H.. s; :. ,ss-,flTlnq1nla All
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-16
LIN'fMENT.'
Rhsumatism.

Time and money have been wasted On
futile endeavos= % obtain some embFocar
ton that would prove a cnre Sor this
excraeialing di-ease; but all have failed
except KE1LER's RoNAN LisiNENT, and
that has been successful In almost every
instance where Il has been employed,
whether such has been Of the inhammatOry
or chronic type. In LumbagO and Sciaiiea
is affords instant relief
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-16

The healing and purifying qualities e.
KkLLER's LININENT refdeF u the hezt
9rlicle Cor the spekti9 and safa. cure q
ssgesFased saaak IS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-16

OK Fancy Cards, Snowflake Damask. As-
Ls sutea I'm - styles, With name, 10 css.
Nassau Card Co., Nassau, n. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-16

.n0NAMG retail price $3.50 enly
SIS. PIANOS retail
price $50 only sisS. Great bargains. BRAT
TY, Washington, M.
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ne Ct-)DgfatiTe IgVyDaDefs.

An Mixsa Cards. with name, 10 cts. Agents
sau, NJ. Y. ------'--
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Frosted Feet
Burns and Scaids.

This LiHiment h@ proved itself 10 Be
1 Ss1%. and s Sc sSss .u s Gss i've
superiority over eli ether preparationss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-16

Tie causes which sasually induce Sors
Thfsas are th0Ge> which gise>a sudden
rlserk 10 persPiraiioh, and thus .obstrua
NalAres regular work, quickly producing.
in eonseqdSasss, N issIIammat6ry eohdI-
sion which, involving the 's0nsils, and
raFialyapEuading gvef Tie whole m0c6as
membrane Of the fnuces will easm3 Quinsy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-16
q SDyIR aGY o., RaIIINeaE. be-.

CFIaiG minutes walk from The POssohlce.)
PRACTICE iINlTED TO PRIVATE AMI
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

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alered their fsrx, -Yesr fsrs 10 psia; .
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ruled slssg sssthvssd % Wsbash
ssesse. ssd ose sfter snosher gos % %
ID, the cssdacior voald 60 30 the old
g~ntleman, cad without The least hesita-
tiea he uosld hand over the night saosss,
and thank the eosdscsor tar esaisg.
This wss kept up for distance Of neariy
four miles, ~hcn the strange asd literal
passenger slighsed and uas lost 10 view
10 the vicinity of the DJuglas monument.
Daring all the ride there vas not . pas
senger who kneS the eccentric benefse-
tor, and the conductor never remembered
having seen his face before. He was
evidently an entire stranger to everyone,
When intervIewed, and asked his reason
If his desire to save the nickels Of his
fellow passengers, he simply smiled
kindly smile aud answered nothing
Altogether during the entire trip he paid
seventy -one fares, or 1856. 1t was anus.
ing to note the astonishment Of many Of
the passengers as they got aboard the cal
and offered their fare to the conductor
when he informed them, "Your fare II
paid" It was fun for those who rode The
entire trip and had been posted; it va,
fun for the conductor, and it was evident
ly enjoyable to the old gentleman, who
took such singular method of calling
down the small thanks of number Of
people.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

In the Eastern procession Of the Austri-
an court the Empress wore train fully
thirty feet long, upheld by two pages in
red doublet and hose. The dress was OF
pale lavender silk, trimmed with tufts
Of floss silk of a darker shade. Hell
head dress was Of the same stuff, enclr-
cled BY "a light coronet, beneath which
fell the superb tresses famed throughout
Europe. Though looped back to the
head, they hung in massive plaits to the
waist. The dress and train were covered
with lace of the rarest and Oldest manu-
fac,urc. Behind Her Majesty, one BY
one, marched fifteen Archduchcsses and
grea, ladies, dressed in every brilliant
color Of silk or velvet. They had trains
but little shorter, borne BY two foot
men.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

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certain 90 ssrgtais ss.sfisy q 1s.s
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bsceoes werner, sssil yos hsss - ~
pssasass Sssaisg of ssy kisa sfsz yo~'
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seat oo1cs, yos shall feel DECIDEDLY szs-
gry.-HslTs Journal ef H~sifA-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31
Speeding Money to Marry OF Dssgh

There is . great desl;of management On
the part sf mothers 10 marry OF their
daughters Who have arrived at . marriage
able age. We do not think marriages
brought about in this way are apt to be
happy, or advantageous to either party.
Love is . peculiar plant, and it can
really flourish only where its growth is
spontaneous. The trouble taken by
mothers to get their daughters married
10 usually not only lost, but it is worse
than lost. Instead of being beneficial, it
turns out in the end, in many cases, POS
itively injurious.
One of the greatest and most patent
mistakes which women make in enter.
prises of this nature consists in the lavish
and foolish expenditure of money. Young
men are great deal more acute than
they are supposed to be, and they readily
see through anything of this kind. They
know very soon if line of expenditure
has been entered upon which cannot be
permanently maintained, and, instead Of
being attracted by it, they are repelled,
and rendered suspicious and distrustful
by such an extraordinary outlay which
is manifestly designed for snare.
Mothers will find that the best chances
for good and desirable matches for their
daughters are to be secured by pursuing
their ordinary and prudent habits of life,
It is not necessary to open the window to
let Love in; and suitors are all the more
apt to find their way where they are I'M
solicited.-N. Y. Ledger.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31
Power Of ElOQuence.

Sargent s. Prentiss, of Mississippi, was
one of the most brilliant of orators. As
an advocate before q jury, or as q politi.
cal speaker addressing multitude from
the stump, few men equaled him. His
was q mind in which there was rare
combination of faculties. Judgment,
Imagination, memory, the power of ex-
preston, and the faculty Of intense ap-
plication, each did their work to form q
perfect GRAFTON.
On certain occasion Prentiss visited
Boston and addressed its citizens In Fan
ueil Hall. A. gentleman who heard him,
then venerable judge, told this anec-
dote, which illustrates the orators power.
Unable to procure q seat, he stood,
jammed by the crowd. As Mr.. Prentisa
began to speak, the gentleman took out
his watch to time him. Az he was re-
placing it in his fob, something in the
orators manner and words arrested his
attention. He found it impossible to take
away his eyes or ears. He forgot the
presence of the crowd, his own fatigue,
the passage of the time, everything but
the speaker. Mr.. Prentiss, as he drew
near the close of his address, seemed ia
tigued. So intense was the sympathy OF
the venerable man with him that he
found himself breathing rapidly and
painfully.
At last the orator, exclaiming, my
powers faill" sank exhausted into q
chair.
Not till then did the aged listener dis
cover that his hand was still holding his
watch at the opening of its pocket. He
looked at it. He had stood in that crowd
listening for three hours and fifteen min.
utes. Near him stood an aged minister,
who, tremulous with excitement, ex.
claimed:
evil any one ever doubt again that
God inspires mani"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

SALT DIsCOvERY.-The worklngmen
engaged in boring an oil well at Wyom.
ing, Wyoming county, last Friday, ran
the drill through seventy feet Of pure
white salt. The excitement 10 intense,
and stock company is forming to uti-
lie the find. President Evarts, of the
Rochester Facnum Oil company, is at
the head of tho new company. The
prospect is that all the land in the valley
will be Immediately leased. The salt
was strucklat depth of 1,072 feet. At
the depth Of $50 feet the drill passed
through salt vein of three feet in thick
ness. the water Of which being subject to
analysis showed the presence Of fuorine,
chlorine, bromine, iodine, aluminium,
and 60 per cent of cloride of sodium.
The boring of this we'll has knocked the
bottom out of the old State Geoloeists
who have made reports of the lay Of the
land. a. their predictions in every case
has proved erroneous. The Rochester
and state Line railroad which owns the
lands and passes through this region, will
dOubtless reap rich bonanxs BY this
ind. Already . large number of spccu.
lat0rs and business men, with pockets
full Of capital, are hurrying to the scene,
intending to take advantage Of the 6rsi
opening. Wyoming is thirty seven
miles west Of Rochester, ON the Rochcs.
ter and State Line railroad.
Standard.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31
An Interesting History.

The daughter of William Duane, edi-
tor of the aurora, died but few years
ago, at an extreme old age, in little viii
lage in Pennsylvania.
In her youth she was q woman Of q
high type of beauty and culture. Her
father gave her the education of boy,
and made her his constant companion.
She even rode beside him IN a half-mili-
tary dress on feld-days, when he re-
viewed the regiment OF which he WAS COL
onel.
She was with him in Richmond during
the trial of Aaron Burr, which she de-
scribed as most stately and impressive
scene. Duane was one of the most bitter
of the prisoners opponents, but Burr
called upon tho pretty Katharine, sent
her flowers, and so interested her, that
the next day, in open defiance OF her
father, she appeared on tho Federalist
side Of the audience in the courtroom to
show her sympathy with Burr.
1t is significant hint of the manners
of the time that Duane marched his
daughter home to the hotel, locked her
in her room, and kept her there on bread
and water while the trial lasted.
Having no mother to guide her, and
being accustomed to hear all kinds of re-
ligion and philosophy discussed at her
fathers table, she had no settled faith Of
her own. When che was nineteen she
wrote to Tom Paine, who was friend Of
her father, asking his sincere advice As to
| whether she should accept the religion OF
her mother, or he content to remain, like
himself. an unbcliever.
Ills reply wAs that If she could bring
herself 10 believe in Christianity, he
| would advise her Ia do 50, - she would
find great comfort in IL, and thefe vas
none Tor her in in6delity.
Sac became Afterwards most devOui
Cnris,,sa, spending the later year, Of hcs
life in going 20 sinsbooses, jsiiA ETC.
trying 10 bsisg the Prisosezs % Cariss.
Bs, enc had alssys kindly word fos
BUR- and Psiae, declaring that time and
prrisaaes had blsckesea their memories
anJussly.
A .amexh.i sucsnir'e lssy VI EagsAsd
Ia, len Sle0 go % fosr charitable ssrrie-
t,rs shevsifh 90 reiirse Ps~ Prvs~ss-
snt, .ho sre fxsussse ssoagh On sesl
th~ nxsae of Hzsxksssse &C oaxoeai. ana
N ssucssr ts.~ir eassdsen- H0 0sz
,.u~ as Miss Maxsxil GssAaa, ssl
On, fhs HsssA.ia~ o xrs fsvses1 - -
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

SAY Dr. Eggles,oa: -One peculiar
good fortune Il our country is, that our
poets AID men of reputation In literature
have been. With tAs single exception o.
poor Ei..r Pc, men OF gsest purity oil
charscisr. The krsf race OF American
astf.ass. have Jeff po s.sin uPon Amen
c.n life B-ysat, Whittier. Loagtellc.'
En~r-ga. ana Hsuthorse hase he'd hives
th.t wgs.a be blsmeless ss4 spoti-ss N
, usn5,ser q weaNn- Take tscnsy al
oar CREATES; szth~rs. and pa shi hsd
men * .ingxl.r sPrishssess. IL sehsse'
q. g. ssrrscA eus s&r hssas sna sses.
Gs-a ahs, saxhing sssxy hssr srissss ~iil
s,<ire a s,Au<k g. tie rs--k II eantEs
sessl &,s'@s-
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