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dM at . Examiner
Maggie.

Hush, Maudl-tread softly--Maggie's dead
Gone forever
See where she sleeps upon the bed
To waken neVerl
Come closer--look upon her face,
For she is fair,
Nor Is there sign by which to trace
The soul not there,
Aye, kiss her--for she loved you much,
But me the most
OH DEATH why shouldst thou single such
From our life's host2
Why shoulds y thou Stay, with ley breath
The pure and fair,
When there are thousands craving death
TO end despair
l saw her dle-she smiled on me
Oh, Maud, she smiled
When mnddened by my misery
With words most wild
/ cursed the God who gave me life,
My first drawn breath,
Then flung mine arms about my wife,
Defylng death
Yet ever as / spoke me thought
His football near,
Though with wild despair fought
Against my fear;
TIL DER her face his shadow fell,
Aud with sigh
She was asleep, and all was well
with hcr-but ~
oh God-but II
--IPoets' Magazine.
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We are authorized 10 announce the name OF
A. Y. HUGIISTON as an independent candi-
date for the office of City Marshal of Waco.
We are authorized to announce the name Of
g. W. JURNEY as candidate for the office
OF City Marshal OF the city of Waco, subject
Convention.
WACO, TEXAS, March 81 1873
To the Voters of Waco:
respectfully announce myself candidate
for the Office OF City Marshal, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic Convention, feel
Ing assured that IT elected, | will perform the
duties OF the Office 10 the satisfaction of all
parties. A. >. FOSTER
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FM13IIIIE1IIE;

Ten years have proven their efficacy in all hillary
disorders. They restore the liver, stomach and
kidneys to heathfu action; give appetite, good di
|ge-tion and ygor TO body and mind.
Rev. X. l.. Simpson. Louisyille, KY, says.
" TUFTS Pulls are scorfh their sreight Ia
lgofd.D
sayre Co., Druggists say: Owe sell firy
bores TUFTS Pals 10 flee Of all ofhers.n
Price, s5 cents. Office 80 Murray ST., New York.
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A DOCTORS OPINION

Dir. /. Guy Lewis, OF Fulton, Ark, writes:
zone year ago 1 was taken sick, u friend
argued SO strongly In favor OF TUFTS Ills that
l was induced Ia USE them. Never did medi-
cine have u happier effect than In my case.
After practice of n quarter OF n century, L
proclaim them the best anti -biliious medicine
ever used. | have prescribed them In my
practice ever since.b
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A BOOK-KERPER SAYS

sia, and ind them the best remedy l ever
tried. Up 10 that time everything ate disa-
greed with me. 1 can now digest any klnd OF
ties as book keeper with Satisfaction, and
have gained fifteen pounds OF solid flesh. The
value Of these pills cannot be 0yeres timated.
w. q. Schultze, Columbia, y. GU
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HOW TO DECEIYE.

II your hair or whlskers are grey they can
be instantly changed u beautiful black by
TUFTS Hair Dye, and deceive the closest OBJ
server. This article possesses qualities never
known before. Sold by all druggists.
npf.45dAw
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The st. Louis Post says: "ln his
youth the Boston Post funny man
wanted but little ear below. lie got
that little long"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
d. hIcHAU's
Golden Remedies.


DR. RiCHAu,S GOLDEN BALSAM, No.
stages, such as old Ulcers, liberated Sore
Throat, sore eyes, Soreness OF tho Scalp,
Blotches, Skin Eruptlons, secondary Ulcers
On various parts OF the person In fact, all
cases arising from all Improper cure Of this
disease In Its first stages, Graduating disease
thoroughly. Price " per bottlei two bottles,
".
will cure all that No. Will. but Is not neces-
sary TO be used only IN cases Of tertiary or
third stages OF syphilis, where Tertiary Mer-
curlal or syphililtlc rheumatism are connect
ed with II. have taken hundreds from hos
pitai beds all over the world, who have lain
for years under the best ,physicians In that
them in few weeks by the use OF This medi-
cine. The beneficial effects Of my remedies
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OF VIRGINIA.

Session begins on the First OF october, and
continues nine months. The institution Is or
ganlzed on the elective system, giving the
student free choice OF studies, with full cour-
SEES in the Schools of the Academic Depart
ment and In the schools of Law, Medicine,
Engineering and Agriculture. For catalogue
apply to the Secretary Of the Faculty, 7. o.
University of Virginia.
JAMES y. HARRISON, NJ. D.,
wNdeod6w. Chairman of the Faculty.
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HERRING, NISBET & co
GENT Commission Merchants

NJ. d. Herring,
DIR. j. q. Nisbct, WACO, TEXAS.
J. A. Nlsbet.
Having formed a co-partnershlp In the busl-
ness of Receiving, Storing, Selling and Ship
ping Cotton, Hides, Grain, Corn and other
produce, vii he ready by the first proximo To
receive, store, make advances upon aud sell
Cotton, Hides, etc. f, on the Herring House"
lots fronting on Second and Franklin streets,
opposite the court house. The members of the
firm, lthe senior by his son, W. ID. Herrlngl
Will give their undivided attention to the bnsi-
ness. Mr.. J. A. Nisbet has had twenty years
experience In classifying and selling Cotton in
Texas, and DIR. j. G. Nisbet is an old Com
mission Merchant and practical business man
Under no circumstances will any cotton be
bought by the firm. Cotton, Hides, etc. 4,
will be sold for the highest market price,
upon reasonable commissions; and accurate
accounts Of sale Will be promptly rendered,
accompanied with certificate OF deposit ~
draft for the money
HERRING, NIsBET Il co.
dIw-wQm
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For upwards of thirty years, Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
dren. II cOrrects acidity of stomach. relieves
tnc bowels, whether arising from .tecthing or
other cause. An old and we'll tried remedy
% cents q bottle. dwtap20'S9
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T AND FOR SALE.

We have fine Lands In Falls and othci
counties of Texas, and Will sell on long tim
TO ttlurs, or exchange for stock.
lANRlCk 4 GURLEY.
=. yid&w12m Waco, Texas.
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ET;IlI.JIz7Iiy

Very few escape this affection. The symptoms
are dizziness; sick headache; costiyeness; belch-
ing M Of food loss OF appetizer aversion TO exeriion
Of body or mind; highly colored urine; heartburn,
cold extremites and low spirits.
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EDUCATIONAL.
or. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.

claw Department of Washington University. J
Twelfth annual term opens october 10th, 1873
Course, two terms; seven months each. Dip
Iona admits to practice. Term fee, 500. Nc
extras. Address for circular,
HENRY HITCHCOCK, Dean.
81. louis, July l. 1873, ang1idJn
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Subscribe for the EXAMINER.
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CTRAYED.
On the 18th Of September, one light sorrell
horse, obont IL hands high, under jaw swol-
len, shod all round, white spot In forehead
Twill give a liberal reward for any informa-
zion that will lead to his recovery.
JOHN FARLEY,
sepiTd2twtr Waco, Texas.
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iCoMMurrcArED.


.Messrs. EdefwS-Deer Sxrs:-f hav
bin berry bizxy Nv late, and hav not
had time Ga get out 10 hear the Auze.
On Saturday / cud stand IL no long
That kelfAy desire fur a drink and a
game wud allow no more staying at
home, so ! wended.my way TO the pride
Nv our community (Gintownl. As /
dru near awl seemed TO be enjoying
themselves tn the gFatest bite. Sune
hurd Dick Spikes utter wun of his mu-
sikal othes (cussin lokal cpshunl. Sum
wun in 3 "a minits startled me by Civ
ing forth q meller, sole-inspiring, bra
ing yell. which wus follered by about q
dozen more IN the same strane. What
can il meme thort I. Twasn't long
before ] found out. Sune hurd them
more distinctly. HIrra for opshunl ses
wun. Citizens my man, ses anuther.
] vote for c.. ses tkurh. Rah Hnr-
"a yells anuther, Bill Bragedon is the
best in the LOT. Hold On. ses sum wun
in The croud. Bragedon's guide. ,hut let
Us waite and see what Justice is going
tn du. He STARTS b9fifal7y. Each man.
had his favorit, and when | entered
things wur luking rather stormy. No
wun notised me fur sum time, so intent
wus each wun diskanting on the merits
of bis CRATE man. At last Crooknose
luked up and spide me. Hello. Trim
bic ses be, bin an age sinse ] saw you
Where have you kept YOURSELF What
have YOU bln doing Why have you
stade away 50 long, These wur sum
Nv she queshtuns be put tu me so fast
that he had asked them al before cud
reply to The furst w0n. Tat last satis-
fide him. We thep commenced scrk-
ing about what he'd happened nv late.
Ilg korse wussankshns tn kn6. You
hev hnrd lokal rpshpn kas detected. !.
ses be. No, ses l. Oil yessour men
iol Annapiis knu sumthing. They wur
-sse4 ..sr 4e~-9
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-19

The EUROPEAN OUrLooK.-Though
there is still much talk Ofpeace in latest
European dispatches. preparations for
war on the part OF England and Russia
are relaxing in nothing that We are able
to discern. The deadlock on the sub
ject Of the proposed Congress stu OBJ
tains. The meeting of this body is still
regarded as possible. provided England
will consent 20 the retrocession OF Bes-
sarabia and the extension Of Russia in
Asia as far as Erzeroum. That she will
not agree TO these concessions. we have
the high authority Of Lord Salisbury for
maintaining and that Russia win accept
nothing less than these has been for
mally and explicitly ese ted. Whilst
this situation continues, war must con-
tinue to be imminent, peace talk and
peace professions to the contrary not
withstanding. The way to peace, and
the only way,lis throughN square back
down by one or the other Of the parties
in interes: and that both would embrace
war in preference TO this, there is not
now the slightest reason for doubling.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-19

Esw Sesks.s Il .hHs aia,aS>
We are in receipt from thsAashOrs' Publishing
Co.. ~ Bond Street. New York City, y. Y. Of
the irvt volume Of The "Baccnaeefs" By Capt.
Randolph Jones. As this publication Is soon @
be followed by eompanion volume, which viii
conclude the Interesting story which the accom-
pSished author has to tell, We shall defer what we
have 70 say until the completed work isin hand.
In the meanwhile, as an old wriAer puts IL, SIT
doetlf best commend book 10 buy IL, and We
suggest that our readers ADOPT this method Of
showing their appreciation Of the buccaneers, :"
especially as by 50 doing they win be contribute
much to their own entertainment and instrne-
ton. Enclose 81 to the publishers for the LIST
volume. l- al
The PUBLISHERS, J. Frank. Lewis {, Co, No. ,
Post Office Avenue, Baltimore Nd, send US q
copy Ofthe Maryland Directory fOs ls1s."-
We have not bad time to examine Il carefully,
but are satisfied from the eprsOry view We have
been able 70 give il, that itsuPplies public want
in the statistical Information IL imparts. j Is
neatly printed. contains $50 pages and Is sold
at 81 so per copy. ..r..if .5f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-19

ST MARY,s BEACON
LBoxAnDTows M
FRIDAY nonsisG, April f., isss.

THE Diam PR0;EcT.-The heart Of
Hon. Montgomery Blair has been graii-
fed. He has at last succeeded 10 get
ting bis favorite project 10 test the right
Of President Hsyest to the office be holds
before the national House Of Represen-
tstives, Mr.. KlmmeIl. Of this State, in
PRODUCING hill in that body % Msnday
last which auihorizes quo rarTanso pro-
cecdings 10 Be tskea 10 The Supreme
Court IN connection wIiiptbe late pres
.identsai election. The biIl6sMr. kim
NELL provides. bat sAer ,uch proceed
, ings in quo wsryanso shall have beep
entered ID The Supreme Court. that ne
defendant Hayes may answer the
complaint BY sssersine BIZ own tile o.
denying the tile Of The claimant. (TiI-
den,) or both. IEbe fails 10 appear and
answer within The time prescribed the
case shall proceed ss npon > general
denial OF The complaint. THESES thu
made shall be tried by the court unlass
the court shall determine that the par
ties are entitled TO have . Jury in The
case and the same 10 not waived. The
Investigation shall be Limited to The val
idity Of the action OF the canvassing o.
returning board Of any state (by whose
determination the appointment Of the
electors v as declared to have been made)
in receiving. rejecting and counting
votes returned to them, and 70 the eoas-
potency or eligibility Of sny person de-
elared 10 have been appointed an elector
or appointed 10 GIL supposed vacancy
in the Electoral College TO act rs such
elector, and in such investigation The
court shall receive evidence tending Ia
show the forgery. falsity. inyalidity OF
error Of any certificate Of any govern
or, csnya.ser or other officer whomso-
ever.
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fCoMMuNIcATrD.

.Messrs. Editors :--ft beingevidentthat
Citizen, (who strongly reminds one oil
the exceniricities OF Don Quixote) has
Intentionally misrepresented me. I will
therefore trouble you for small space
and be has briefas possible. Citizen Is
astonished that was not in my school.
room on the day that the convention met.
Well, perhaps, had l been there, il would
have been better for kin who conceits
he has freed bis bird which,
with plnioussron and talOns sharp,
Can pierce the rusty monster.
Citizens school-boys may know the
wording Of the Declarations of Rights
but ! doubt very much il they can give
(hy following the reasonings Of their
teacher) proper eiucidation Of them.
We have found each other 20 be
teaehers-funny, isn't its--one advo-
eating the cause Of John Bull, the other
that Of American freedom, hope, aswe
are both. opponents Of LEGAL opison, We
VIII not next find each other 20 be
habitual druukards. Now. Citizen, lets
have . quiet little chat. Did you ever.
since q feacher, vaeate your school on
q school-day to attend 10 any Of your
little sportss Don't give me the mega
hve, without you can accempany IL with
good evidence, since you are prone to
0efamations efns a
3 tn none Of my communications have
L advocated the compulsory labor sys-
tenn. The only instance that ] ever in
iimaied that such system would be
nj all equitable was In nv article Of
slh March, when ! saidsthal In eoAsid-
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IN i WTbis rs. Vim. W. Adams xsnant
afss ezes.es
rAis Il sE,e srss tine In the history csoas spun-
~ sfaE swsixa - were hunz a. one So @
~. tbseenote III rrad The ease In post vas
sr;sa ON Friaay last, ksare Justiess Wm- 3 Tuck
er aud d. G. Hampsst. BY jury composed Of =.
y. FeswRmrs.F. Fsnwick, Vim. A. Loksr, v.
c.u,aI,er. A. A. Drury, J. simms Esnwiek,
Charles Comhs. Joseph r. Neal, VIVA. u. Ford
Thomas c. Greeaweil. T. r. Yates and Richard
w.v;li. empanelled 70 make true Inquiry Ofand
eoncerning m alleged forcible dsfainer Of me
fvrsmises Of The plaintiff By the defendant amer
due notice 70 cut. Col. Crane SOC Plasnsaiaa---
.Essor iis0s Or desendznt- TIE 50 fsisn waieh
hing the iury was, whether Or tt3ae nosice
70 cult had been eissns The jtsy on the mrs.
vo,e stood SKI. and afser being out about an hour
arguing on the ground. 6Hally got on the sencs,
when ths rail broke and down cana iHs Jary,
an one side and Z On ths Other. This vas the
strongest argument n The casa, really u was
s.sleg for the Jury, and they straightwsy made
Tor me Court and asked to be discharged. Tns
court now 'fhOIding oyer'' ON iss rights aad
preroeasives, were slow in granting The jury. $
reauest. swhen one Of them, whose native shrewd-
mesa was as good as law, and decidedly better
.han the evidence (notiee) arsiskfsasd himself
M and said, that he had voted on both sides OF
the question, that the whole jury had been on
the fence, had fallen OF and got up one side and
7 On the Other, and that therefore they should Be
discharged. The COuFt, bsiag unable to resist
this kind Of logic, '7et' mp and forthwith dis
charged the jury. M-O-n-i-A-L-s: When aIand-
lord determines to dispOsssss . tenant holding
over. be should have bis nOtice 70 quit clear aud
streug, particularly where Q mother aHd-4 OF .
prospective voters are An the wAyFe'se the jury
win either hang on the eyideHce or on the renee
uEtiI the rail breaks and wPea they fad, there -
no telling how they viii stand.
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ICoM MUNrcATED.

Messrs. Editors So ourcorrespondent,
Justice, OF the l2sh inst. has presumed
to constitute himself the great logieiaa
of to-day, and in doing so, he takes
great pleasure in branding my commu-
nicati0ns rs illogical and faliacious.
/ have Ieasoned that 1t is not only
wrong but tending to widen the breach
between the property and the non-Prop-
erty holder, for the former, without the
consent Of the latter, to meet informally
and recommend legislation 70 tan mans
person without his being represented.
IT'S true, the one would be taxed in q
measure as well as the other, the one
would be through self interest and the
gamer; the other, because he is general
" known TO be ignorant, and cannot
help himself, although physically able
10 do work.
/ hold that there Is little difference
between . poHtax system and . com-
puLsory ia60r tar system. Under the
former, you cannot vote without FIRST
producing certificate setting forth that
you have paid your poll tar. and in not
q few instances, such Law would be
productive Of conception. Under the
latter, you are not allowed to breathe
the air of community without doing
work for which you receive no remu-
neration. Yet in the face Of ell this,
Justice reasons that the compulsory ia
bor) system is right and the comPulso-
ry local option and poll tax systems
are rrong. Truly, the logician IS re-
trograding. The compulsory labor sys-
TEN and local option are measures that
favor the rich and Cypress the poor, be-
cause the rich man can hire under the
former and buy under the latter, while
the poor man cannot do either, because
he has not :he means. but must pay hrs
unjust tax by working on the public
road and content himself with his emp
ty Jug. But all this Is mere Idle talk
since some Of our representatives had
6rsia enough to defeas both measures.
Now, Messrs. Editors, TO clap the
climax, Justice must need enter into
great TRADE against our Legislature as a
body. The natural inference - that
be had an ana TO grind. but Il being
cold iron, mot steel) was deemed FOO
scff mettle and was "turned down."
Hence all this invective bubble.
Ieannot see how the present mode ofin-
spection oftobacco 10 damaging % the an
terests ofthe farmer. We have insPee-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-19

THE BEEcHER SCANDAL Revived.
Mrs. TiIton has published a letter in
which she acknowledges herself to be,
Al adulteress and tina. the charge brought
by her husband against Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher is. true. Beecher con-
fronts the confession by an absolute de-
NAL. We notice that all the leading
papers are expressing great horror at
the revival Of this nas.iness and that ell
are exerting themselves to hunt up and
give its latest and fullest particulars.
Trust the leading papers for finding o..
what is popular reading
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-04-19

Tia zssul VASE is The sials Of . new weekly
......,..s. p.per = icA hasrscenily been started
!. n-,,s...vs es,v under the auspices ofHenry RoI-
- ,,,k,,.1.e~ sua Alpheus A. Townsend, editor.
!, - "a uroxaan sfeisnt allE afsheannseit
...,,.,... wh;eh = temperance, 6rst last and al
- nisaaveacolu.nsgpaper nestly pfint-
"a ga i. .ub.erip,iS. sFiuf 1 &c ~ pnn -
address, Henry Bolton, &c ". Baltimore ST.
corner uf Charles.
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Public Local Law.
PUBLISHED Br AUTHORITY.



AN ACT to divide the Second Elec-
ton District Of st. Mays County,
and to create an additional Election
Distinct in said County TO be styled
The Bay" or Eighth Election Dis
trict. ana 1911 tt
SEcTrox 1. Be IL enacted By fhe
General .Hssem6ly Of Maryland, That so
much of the Second Election District Of
st. Mary's County as hes on the North
East side Of The following lines shslI be
knowe o. the "Bay" or the Eighth
Election District, that Is to say, begin
ming at the line of the Third Election
District where the same is Intersected
by what is known as the "Western
Branch" and running with the said
,branch@to the head Of ST. Mary's River,
thence with said river to the line of the
First Election District, and the voting
place in said Eighth Election District
shall be az ''Centerville.
Section 2. And be it enacted. That
so much Of the Second Election Dis
trict as lies on the South West side Of
the aforesaid dividing line, shall still
continue 10 be known as the Second
Election District, and the place Of yo-
ting i'm said district shall be at or near
the tsOak Store" .1e..tl 40 ~ api
Section 8. And be il enacted, That
the said Eighth Election District and the
said Second Election District shall each
be entitled 10 two Justices Of the Peace,
two ConstabIes, Tax Collector and one
Register of Voters; end II shall be the
duty of the County Commissioners Of
said county to appoint three Judges Of
Election for each ofsaid Election Dis
tricts, and 10 do whatever else within
the scope Of their poMeF may be neces-
sary 70 eject heacbiect Of this Act.
Section 4. And be il enacted, That
the Registration Officer OF the Eighth
Election District shall make out and
prepare a new list of voters for said dis
iricf by striking from the present list of
voters in the Second Election District,
the names Of all those voters that reside
on the South- West side Of the aforesaid
dividing iine, and the Registration Or
Ger Of the Second Election District shall
make out and prepare q new list OF vo-
tiers for said district, by striking from the
present lists Of voters in the Second
Election District the names Of all those
voters that reside on the North East
side of said dividing line. which said
new lists shall be returned 10 the Office
of the Clerk Of the Circuit Conrt for
said County, and shall be used for the
first time at the November Election in
eighteen hundred and seventy Eight.
subject 10 such revision IS the said Reg
issrsasoa 0Encsrs - Required 10 make
in said lists. RI
Section 5. And tIe Il enscted, That
all laws and psFts &C laws ineohsistent
with the provisions of this act be and
the same are hereby repealed.
Section 9. And be i enacted, That
this Act shah take effect from The date
Of its passage.
Approved April 5th. 1878.
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DIVINE SERVICE.

Methodist Episcopal Church, Sabbath, April
7lst. Hi 81. rpas $50
Joy Chapel, lo.sos. m. SeEEnen-An Easter
crown,
SabtAfh School, BE- N
Sc. Paurs, $50 p. M Serpon--Songs for the
sorroWing. sE 18-
sabbath School, 2p.m. Class meesing afser
sermon.
April 10, 1878.