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70 Farmsrs . Planters .
HENRY DoVALL Il CO.'S PATUXENT
BRAND OF FERTILIZERS. OFFICE
No. IS SOUTH ST,
BALTIMORE.

Our Super Phosphaies are prepared for all
crops, according 20 ahe analysis Ct tia plahs
sor "hich u e intendea. from the best FerfiIie
ing materials 6btainable. Pef4IIlmyivs rieh ID
ammonia, Soluble Phosphate and Polish saIts-
ana IN hne dry mechanical con1il ON. they can
not be eSceiled ~ efficacy, immedialeand perma-
sent;
,.NhsFever tfied we receive the most flatterin0
accPhhts Of results and increased Orders.
4; tall supply Of both the Tobacco Plant f6t
ne Fobaeco crop and our Andrnonissed ss8pef
fnosPhkte To- - Gin, Wheat and Other efopss
wiz ne manufacturer and kept on hand thk APP
Proashing season, 'tigs arssty, rfice asd terms
wiz DC the same - formerly, rhd the high stan.
dard we have established slrilI be maintsiped
benny DCTALi. q CO, 81
sole PsopFietOrs - the Patuxeut pras1 Uf Am.
monlated SUPER Phosphate Of EislknAa See
For szig BY
WV. A. LOKsh, Leonard,oSn.
I. U. SMITH, Sc. Inigoes.
TT. G. HERBERT, 81. Clenenrs Bay:
NOTICE TO FARMERS. PLANTERS ASb
OTHERS.
Mr.. r. G. Davidge il no longer enirlcred by
ns for the sale Of our Patuxent Brand of FERTILE:
ers. An orders for and business in regard %
our Fertilizers must be made direct with ms or
through our local agents in the COUNTIES AnY
Fertilizers sOid under the brand Of Patuxenl
without our name..attaehed will not be the origE
inaI ana geHuine Patsxent Fertilizers and we
will rot be responsible fbf their results.
HENRY DUVALL a. CO.,
SoleP foprietors Of tie paih3ent Brand 81 Fer
tiii5efz. No. 6s Sosth S., Baitimofe:
May 2, IsT7-G
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B O A R DIN G.

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INI MEDIATE permanent ana Transient b6arders
at No: a HANOVER ST., Fohf d56fs from
Lombard, west side. The travelling public are
respectfully requested ID Cite her call.
May ,, ls77-u.
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Neuralgia.

This excruciatinglS, painful d;Seass Is
Instantly relieved and rapidly tiIted by
The continued application Of tlsis E.hi-
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This painful and aniiSyinS Complaint
d ins.antAneohsly cured By the aphlica-
lion Of the LinimenL
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FOR REGLsfER OF Hills.
FOR CLERK or THE CIRQUE COURT.

Messrs Editors Please announce Captain
JOHN n. GRAVES ms suitable candidate for
Clerk of the Circuit Court for 81. Mary's county
at the election in 1879; ana say that he will be
cordially supported by the people Of the county:
Nov 80, 1877. Sixth District
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Sore Throat and Quiasy.

The causes which usually induce Sore
Throat are those which give sudden
check TO perspiratien, and this bbstruct
Natures regular Work, quickly producing
in consequence, AFT in6ammatory condi:
ton which, involving the tohsils, and
rapidly spreading over the whole mucous
membrane Of tlie fauces rill cause Quinsy.
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D1BHcTnAe:
s II Cauelss, ef Noali Walkef& Go.
J. u. Langley. Com Merchant, BALTIC.
7. ID. Anderson, Of Anderson & Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hoo. George Brent, Court Of Appeals:
George p. Jenkins, Charles county:
J. T. Ballenger, St. Eary's county.
B. G. Harris, Baltimore
This 10 q Home CoNpehlg gotten up
expressly In the interest of the citizens
of Southern Maryland, 70 enable them
10 overcome the difficulties they expe.
rienred in procuring Iasuranee in the
ordinary Insurance Cenn2anies, with q
majority of its Directors well known in
that community.
1t has been IN business now over fohr
years. An tcsses accrued, and they have
been unusually large, hare been ftifhf Wy
aud pf5Eiptty paid. which is our best
guarantee for the fhttiFe.
The plan adopted is the safest and
cheapest known Ii Insurance, and az
fords to all Insurance at its exact cost,
and Uheht to be encouraged BY al who
wish to protect themselves against loss
or damage By FIRE: :,
If those interested will get It their
patronage and interest themselves in
the increase of its business, in . few
years it will rank among tie largest In.
surance corporations in Maryland, q
credit and benefit to al, and an honor
to the State.
June 26, 1873-tf.n
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The Fear Quarterly Reviews
Axp
BIackWOOd.s Magazine.

Axn
BlackW0Od's Magazine.
TaE E.roxARp ScUTT PrHLzmxG Co.,
al Barclay St, New Ycrk.
roasinae their as.1ssisSs Reprints q
E6IEhareA Resh& twhiul
.wessnsipsm@ Review (IGh<Fall.
London QnsktsRay Review lCo1s<rvativel.,
British oaAftshy Review (EvangCliealj;
an
Biaek7oOsfi EaEStursA !Aagss::iss.
~ rbese Erstihts sse ssssr SsEuvssipixss; ths
give. ,br originals 9 Tstl,. a9A & about o.
rslaD the ptict oE ne fnzIish Edilions.
-The latest advances and 1ss.sOsesies In thearst
aha ssciehcca. the geccas aallrolA 70 khewlrdgs
in, eSksg. departms4t 81 EsefRthEs. and ell the
hgv Pnsiieaaians ~ gAgy tAns from the press
- hiIy rsported aid dssrdsssd ID tha pages d
~ sSfiodicaiS ii lAngnaEe at cnes eleAk, soF-
cibiSss ersniss ehehEve. Tho afeiklk4 ~ con,
monty k9re CONDENSED and fall Of naAGtSf thaA
the at - hgyks q the period
fERX5 rob is5s Including PosiAeel
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-27

KELLER'S
Roman Liniment

Never fails 90 give satisfhcs
elOn, and, % o q on este
remedy for niatA and DSAgt, it
d iiacOmpafnhly EtkkfiQr TO
any OF the S0-cksle0 Rhmity
liniments, Aalves, etc,s as .
single trial will cOnvince ALI
ron SALE EvEAYwHEfaE.
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Inflammation Of the Breast,

This distressing complaint may be
hured, or entirely prevented ny The timely
use of this remedy. Il has never failed,
when applied at the commencement of
beiare the gathering takes plate.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-28
KNIGHTS of pythias at indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 27.-The supreme
lodge of knights of Pythias and the grand
lodge of the State of the same order convened
in annual session in this city to-day. The
grand lodge of the State escorted the supreme
lodge from their headquarters in the Grand
hotel to Odd Fellows hall, where the sessions
of the supreme lodge will be held.
The procession of Knights of Pythias this
afternoon was very creditable affair Uni
formed knights from many cities in the States
of Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Missouri and Ken
lucky were IN line, headed by a section of po
lice and two companies of city military. After
passing the principal streets, exercises were
had at the exposition building, consisting of
addresses of welcome by the States attorney
general and Mayor Coven of the city, followed
by concert by the bands present. Tonight
there will be a grand banquet, and tomorrow
commencing at 10 oclock, prize drill contest
at the exposition grounds.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-28
NUMBER 226.
CRIMINAL DOINGs.
Two Wyoming Officers Pursue a Gang of
Train Robbers and Their Bodies ara
Found RiddIed With BulIees--Attempt
TO Arrest the Mexican Revolutionist.
Mertinez.
KILLED BY A Ronnra aka

CHEYENNE, Wy, Aug. 27.-The remov., =.
the spikes and fish plates week ago from a
raal two miles east of Medicine Row near
aeeP raV,ne, gave rise to suspicion that it had
oeen Win a view to wreck and rob a train.
Deputy Sheriff Weddowfeld and another named
vincent started on what was believed to be the
erail OF ene Would-be robbers, and not return.
ing, q large party started in search of them last
Sunday. One of the party has returned and
states that the bodies of Weddow6eld and Vim
cent were found in narrow canon of F1Lv
mountain. where they probably met the Gang
OF robbers and were killed the former receiv;ns
two bullets In the neck and the latter four in
the chest. -
SUICIDAL DESPoNDENCY
IAN FRANCISCO, Aug. PA dispatch from
Salinas. Monterey county, says to-day a farmer
named Samuel I. Stephens murdered his
daughter, " years of age by cutting her throat.
tnen TOOK dose OF strychnine and afterwards
olew ms brains out with musket. Cause, de-
sponoeEcy about money matters.
TEXAS CRIMINALS.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 27.-Galveston Ne,cs
special from Sherman: Henry Collins, a mem
Der of the Ross gang of train robbers, was
arrested this morning near Howe station. after
sharp skirmish, in which Collins leg was
badly shattered.
Necs special from Waco: Jno. Speere, SEN
fenced to be hanged the 2Sth has been respited
till September 2Sth
GONE TO ARREST MARTINEZ
New ORLEANS, Aug. 27.-Galveston Neus
Eagle Pass special A Deputy United States
marshal with detachment left here yesterday
to arrest Col Martinez and about thirty of his
followers, for violating the neutrality laws by
raising force American soil to invade
Mexico last May.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-28
EJJROPE'S AFFAIRS.
TWO AUSTRIAN ARMIES PRESSED
By THE BOSNIANS.
The Instruction Increasing--AustrianR Re-
Inducements Going Forward---Servia
suspeoted---The German Anti-socialist
Law.
AUSTRIA AND BOSNIA.

LONDON, Aug. 27:-Dispatches from Vienna say
completely of the Servians in the Bosnian in
surrectlon ls again asserted from various quar-
ters 1t Is said the rebels retreating from Sera-
Jevo went towards the Seryian frontier, and
VIII cross 1t closely pursued. 1t is also stated
That prisoners were captured at Dollar, wearing
the uniform of the Servian militia
Inc insurgents about Dobaj have been large
Y reinforced. They have vigorously attacked
DobaJ several times, endeavoring to turn
Szaparay's positions, and destroy his pontoons
across the Bosnia, to prevent reinforcements
Irom arriving. According to Vienna advices
Gen. Szaparay repulsed all attacks, but Reu-
ters dispatch from Belgrade, dated the 18th,
states that the insurgents declass that fen.
Szaparay has withdrawn from Dobai to the left
bank of the Bosnia and destroyed the bridges.
They also claim that Gen. Phillipovich's army
at SeraJevo is seriously threatened on both
hanks Relnforcements are hurrying from
austria. The insurgents are increasing in
every direction.
RUss1A's FOES.
LONDON, Aug. pa Constantinople dis
patch says 10000 Lazis are approaching Ba-
toum to ask Dervis Pasha what course he in
tends pursuing.
SUSPENDED.
LONDON, Aug. 27.--Jackson; Berger & Co..
commission merchants, have suspended. Iii.
abilities estimated at 975OOOO.
PUNISHED.
PEsTH, Aug. 27.-The vice burgomaster Of
the Pesth district has been suspended for re-
fusing to supply horses for military TRANSPORT
wagons.
AMERICAN ROBBERS CAUGHT
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 27.-Thomas and Louisa
Bigelow, who described themselves as Ameri-
cans were arrested yesterday and remanded til
to-day, charged with robbing the financial de-
partment OF the receiver general at Toronto on
the 4th of July last of $1,000 in money and
some Canadian bonds. The accused declared
s ID IL annocence-Thomas Bigelow alleging that
$2, 500 worth of bonds in his possession were
bought at Chicago on the 23d Of June.
AMURDERoUs QUARREL
QUEBEC, Aug. 27.-Michael Farrell and Francis
Conway, living in st. Catherine, auarreled last
night; when Farrell shot Conway dead with a
shot gun:
WON'T DO IT AGAIN.
LONDON, Aug 27.-The Times says England
will never again guarantee a Turkish loan or
help raise one.
ANTI-SoCIALIsT LAW.
BERLIN, Aug. 27.-The bill against the So
cialists/ adopted by the federal council en-
powers the police to prohibit socialistic asso-
Citations. and provides for appeals to the COM
mittee of the federal council.
A CABINET CHANGE.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Ihe Servian ministry has
resigned, and Risties has been entrusted with
formation of a new cabinet.
THE HUNGARIAN PROTEST.
PEsTH, Aug. 12.-The district council sup
port the vice burgomaster in his restrictions
to the illegal requisiton, and decided to petition
parliament to terminate the Bosnian occupa-
tion which is running Hungary.
WANT A CHANGE.
CoNsTANT1NopLE, Aug. PA deputation of
Ulemas, memoria1ize the Sultan for change
of ministry:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-28
Tornado at Fargo, ID. r.

Fargo Special Aug. 27) Minneapolis Tribune.
A hurricane struck Fargo at 6:l5 yesterday
afternoon, accompanied by heavy hail and rain,
lasting ten or fifteen minutes. The damage is
about as follows:
G. A. Roberts, grist mill, utterly demolished.
N. l.. Shattuck, feed and sale stable, loss of
five horses killed and several injured.
o. w. Francis, dwelling blown to atoms, in
Guiding all furniture therein.
Mr.. Robbins, dwelling and contents mass
of ruins.
Rupert an incomplete dwelling torn to
bits.
r. N. Pray, dwelling blown down.
McIaughlin's agricultural house unroofed
Benz & Becht's brick block was unroofed.
The Episcopal church was badly wrenched
and considerably injured.
Other smaller buildings were injured more or
less.
The north side of all buildings are en-
tirely devoid of window-glass, and very great
injury is done to household furniture and other
goods by hail or rain. No serious personal in
juries are reported up to the present time.
The probable loss is about $4,000. The
storm did not extend more than six eight
miles in either direction, and was travelling
nearly southeast.
Kate Bailey's bagnio in Moorhead, in which
the girl frankie Clark was shot by Vandecar,
some time since, was entirely consumed by
fire last night Supposed to be the work OF an
incendiary
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-28
MINNESOTA NEWS.

The county jail at Waseca is nearly COM
pleted.
John Hoban, in Benton, Swift county, a
few days ago, received severe injuries from
the kick of horse. He was rendered in
sensible for time.
A bear stole pig from the pen of Daniel
Walker, in Gilmanton, Benton county, the
other night. Thus do savage wild beasts
hang upon the ragged edge of civilization.
One of the half breed murderers who
killed family of four persons at Pembina,
four years ago, passed through Crookston,
Polk county, few days since, in custody of
Charles Brown, the sheriff of Pembina.
At Sank Rapids the other night, the miller
at Stanton's mill had his left hand badly
mangled while attempting to clean out some
of the cups of the elevator while in full mo-
ton skin and flesh were scraped off to the
bone
Sank Rapids Denton county, Press: Or
late Sunday night a lot of drunken mer
broke into Mrs. SINNERS residence, but me-
with warm reception at the hands of Mrs
S., who vigorously used a club, driving
| them away. They then retreated to Mr.
| Chase's residence, using the vilest language
and making all sorts of threats, but wer,
made to dispense by Sheriff Coates.
Hans S. Hanson, living near Hartland
Freeborn county, while out huntington
late Sunday. met with a very serious acct
dent. He was armed with rickety old gu1
which was loose in the stock, and when b
fired it off the barrels flew out, the breech
| pin striking him directly over the right eye
penetrating the frontal skull bone into on
of the nasal glands. making painful an
dangerous wound.
! Glenwood Pope county, Press: During
late evening thunder shower, at Grove LAX,
Pope county, the lightning struck Mr.. Rel
ley's reaper, breaking it up much more 81
fectually than any tramp could have dom
1t broke the two large bull OF drive whee
into pieces; drove the sickle so far out of il
place that it cannot be found, and splintere
every particle of wood on the machine. II
strangest part of the occurrence is, that 4
one was killed or severely injured. At Il
time of the shock, Mr.. Kelley was tighter
ing some burrs on the machine, Mrs. Relic
stood close by, and a man was unhitchi1
the team. Mr.. Kelley was somewh
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-28
MARK LANE REVIEW.
Unfavorable Harvest Weather and Crops
Injured in Great Britain--An Enhance
ment of Values Indicated.

Unfavorab1e Harvest Weather and Crops
Injured in Great Britain--An Enhance
ment of Values Indicated.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-The Mark Lane Express
in it's weekly review of the corn trade says: The
weather has been dull the past week. Rain fell
every day, and much delay was consequently
experienced in harvest operations. In the ear
lier districts of home counties the land has
been pretty well cleared of cereals, but in
some fields the crops still standing, while
in the north large proportion of the barley is
still uncut. In the south of England the bar
ley crop appears to be to great extent fail
ure. In the midland counties where more ia
vorable hopes were expressed, the prospects
have changed decidedly for the worse. Scotch
agricultural advices on the whole are favor
able both as regards wheat and barley but as
the weather has been broken and showery,
some anxiety is felt, besides the interruption
to field labor. The recent heavy rain has al
most put stop to threshing, and farmers have
marketed very little wheat at Mark Lane the
provincial markets. Should the wet weather
prevail during the remainder of harvest it is
more than likely substantial enhancement of
values will take place. especially now that the
French crop is seriously deficient, and the
American yield of spring wheat is more than
douhtful.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-28
Orleans $500, with request that $1O0lbe sent
to Grenada; Memphis $500; Vicksburg 800.
The canvass for subscriptions will be continued
until every house in the city is visited.

Orleans $500, with request that $1O01be sen
J to Grenada; Memphis $500; Vicksburg 600
The canvass for subscriptions will be continued
until every house in the city is visited.
| WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. PA supposed
case Of yellow fever was reported in the city
to-day. The sufferer has been boating on the
lower Ohio river.
! The glass firm of Hobbs Brockunner & Co..
this city, and their employees, to-day donated
$500 to the suffering South.
MEANWHILE, Pa, Aug. 27.-Samuel E. Dick,
r. E grand commander of the Knights Templar
of Pennsylvania has forwarded S200to the yels
low fever sufferers in the South from the treas
ury of the grand commandery. and has tele-
graphed orders to all the division commanders
to notify the subordinate Communicates IN the
State to at once forward contributions to tho
grand recorder.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Aug. 27.-Congressman
Stone to-day received telegram from Con-
gresham Young, of Memphis, reporting a fear
full increase of yellow fever, and appealing for
help meeting of citizens to raise funds Will
be held at the board of trade rooms Wednesday
morning. The daily Ha,nheye and it's employees
contributed $50, and have sent a telegram au-
thorizing draft for that amount for Vicks-
burg.
WASHINGTON, Aug 27.-secretary McCreary
has ordered rations and medical stores for
1000 people for twenty days, provided a
train can be obtained to run through from
Chicago to Vicksburg.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 27.-The aggregate col
lections in this city for the yellow fever suffer-
era ia 30 600
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-28
A MER1TED f ATE.
Il LusttM1 Brute at Tersailles, Ind, Shot tt
Death by a hob of armed Hen.

Il LMsttMI Brute at Fersailles, Ind, Shot to
Death by a Mob of Armed Hen.
Cincinnati Special Aug. 20) to Chicago
Times.
Information from Versailles, Ind, tonight
brings details of the lynching of Thomas N.
Boyd at that place, last night; by q party of
eighty armed men. Boyd has been all his
life lustful beast. While in the army he
committed a rape on the person of young
lady in the Shenandoah valley, and would
have been shot but for the excitement of
battle and subsequent marching orders.
After the war he came to Cincinnati and
worked while at his trade of barbar. Soon
after he went to Morris Hill, Ind, where he
enticed a 12-year-old girl into the woods and
committed horrible outrage upon her, even
using his knife to facilitate his hellish pur-
pose. This SO aroused the people that
when he was in jail awaiting trial an attempt
was made to hang him, but it was frustrated
by the police. He was sent to the peniten-
tiary for ten years for this crime, but by
good behavior he was soon released. He re-
turned to Morris Hill, and after remaining
about six months his old passions again
broke out. He chose for his victim this
time Miss Stevens, 16 years of age, daughter
of wealthy farmer. AS she was returning
home from college, one afternoon, he awaited
her ip.a lonely wood, seized her, dragged her
into the woods, and made a desperate at
tempt to outrage her person. Miss Stevens
succeeded, by almost superhuman strength,
in preventing him, but before he left he
drew his knife across her throat, and threat
ened her with death if she ever told what
had happened. He ran away, but about six
| weeks ago was arrested in st. Louis, and
brought back. The state of feeling being SO
| excited at Morris Hill, the prisoner was
about eighty armed men entered the town
at midnight, and, placing guards at all the
corners to keep people off the streets, they
went to the jail, and with chisel and hammer
cut their way into Boyds cell. He was q
naked in his cell. He knew his end had
come, but he had determined to sell his life
dearly. He seized place of wood to defend
himself, but it was quickly wrested from
him. Then, springng to the centre of the
cell, he raised his hands as if to fight anyone
who should approach him. One of the me1
drew a revolver and fired, the ball enterine
near his heart. He staggered and fell, ant
then dozen or more shots were fired int
his body. When he was quite dead tn
party left. The jailer had been preventet
from offering any resistance by the displa
of revolvers pointed at his head. The remain
of the villain we're left lying in the blood.
cell, and nearly all day formed an interest
ing spectacle to great crowds of people.
telegram was received from his mother, ask
ing that the body be sent to her, and her IT
quest was compelled with. The corner
jury found that the man came to his deaf
) at the hands of unknown men. It is NJ
known where the men came from, but thel
are few who regret that this wretch is out {
the way.