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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-22
LYONS
KATHAIR0N,

T,;soove,-l thirt y-fve years ago by Prof Lyon OF
Yale is the most perfect preparation III 'e "0'N
for p-eserving and Identifying the h"lr.
Resides being the best hair dressing
ever produced, Lyons Hath"iroh WAL
positively prevent grayness, and VIII re-
store new hair to bald heads, II the IOoe'
and follicles arc not destroyed.
It actually performs these seeming miracles OF
which the following ia
A FAIR SPECIMEN.
1hsd bsen entirely bald for several years, con-
st,tutional, I suppose. I used 1e" oo'ties Oh
E,bs;,,r and. TO my great surprise have n thick
growth of young hair.
COL. JOHN /. DORRANCE' u . 4.
In every important respect the hathairon Is HDSo-
lutely incompatible. 1t is uneq"aieo
!. To Cure Balances.
:. To Restore Gray Hair.
s. To Remove Dandruff
To Dress and Beautify the Hair.
REAR IN MTyD.-The Kathairon is no
sticky raste Of sulphur and sugar-oflead, to paint
and dapb the hair and paralyze the BRAIN 1t ls
a pure and limpid vegetable lotion, intended to re-
,tor tbe hair by natural growth and reinvigoraton
Itis splendidly perfumed, and tie most delightful
toilet dressing known. No lady's or gentIe1nanS
toilet outfit is complete without Lyons hathai0n
SOLD EvERTWEEEE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-02
ns Dlanoaa.


In cutting, or rather rsbbiRg the diamond
into shape, and n polishing the cut stone, no
abrading agent can be used except the diamond
itself. u Is this supreme hardness that gives
much Of the value 20 the diamond, for the rough
est wear scarcely destroys the sharpness Of tho
cut edges or deadenS its polish. The exception
al hardness Of the diamond is well known, and
gives point TO the expression, diamond cut dia-
mOnd;' but the popular notion often credits this
gem With an indomisabIe nature which Il can
scarcely claim. Among the many extrAvagAnt
things which piiny tells rs Is his remark that
certain diamonds have sneh excessive hardness
that when struck upon an iron anvil the hammer
and anvil Are torn asunder. Yet he eooily 10.
scrts that sueh stones can be subdued by diges-
ton in goats blood, provided tina! the curious
solvent be fresh and warm. Without going 10
this height Of extravagance, many believe, evsn
nowadays, that n true diamond viii resist shs
blow Of hammer. This popular error arises
from confronting hardness with toughness-two
dlhysicaI proPeris which arc entirely distinct.
A piece Of gu;ta-percha, for example, $50 tough
that II is torn asunder with difficulty, jet so
soft that IL may be indented with finger nail.--
On the other hand, the diamond is so hard that
no other substance is capable Of stretching Il,
yet 50 brittle that the Regent itself might be-
shattered into fragments by dropping Il On the
ground from The height Of only few feet.
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nsRan Il 1sur.


Very &w historic periods that afs 20 nsnF nHa
% iiasls onaeEsiood as she Reign of Terros-gse-
eahly tecanss 4 has curumeaiy beea rerreelate4
il - parsisan Snanuer. Horrskie - itwas. !
was Tess kerriblc than Il cummonly thoanht. u
ala nos iAal nsassy 70 long. nns weEe so many
peFsons killed., aa most psEsons believe. Ihs
ssrrog proper began win u exeeasioa orMaris
Anganslls. 0eiobcr ls. lssS. ana esd wigh
the hehtading of fRuhgsrlerss, gnly ~. 1sa& whn
VS. reaily tbs hnaA and Gfana at isa hn4tasNss
aI asne. n eonklaufa aine monsAa and lr.
~ Nea .oa k
tended through several years. The nambss u
iss victims has been greatly exaggerated. having
been reported al as high as To- 900, la,ooo, and
even %, 900. TheMumbsr has never been, and aes-
er can Be, exactly ascsrtained but Il vas between
:, 800 and :, 200. 50 bar Is can be comgstrd-heing
probably nearer The former than the latter GguTos.
Frenchmen are still quarrellng over the cause.
characteristies and rsalts of their great FevOla-
ton, each judging oft BY his bias Of iempera-
ment and Politioal opinions. Albeit few reguFd
Il now as a deliberate onslaught u the popaIaes
on law, order, property aad life, thejudgmcsss of
calm and phiIosophsc men dieeF widely % 10 Iia
consequences. Some esteem it 10 have been
dreadful slaughter without any compensation;
others prOnounce II one Of the most inspiring
events in history. RObespisrre has been geneF-
ally portrayed as a monster of cruelty; bat hs
was amiable In private, absolutely ineorruptiblss
rather callous than actively cruel, and aequiesced
reluctantly in the atrocities for which he has
been held responsible. lie fFequenuy said, pro-
baby with entire truth: Deatl, always death;
and the scoundrels throw the Odium Of Ihis con-
inual butchery all upon me. Whats q memory
shall leave behind, this ffightful carnage gOss
on Il makes my life burden and . horror;
and yet, where Is my way out Of this uneRdiRg
massaerer Another century must be far ad-
vanced before reasoning mankind can hold any
harmonious view OF the French reeolutiOn.
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Mars. Editors Please announce Mr. c. c..
HAYDEN, Of the sth district, ne q candidate FOR
County CommissioBsr, sabjert 20 the decision Of
a Democratic County Convention, none be called.
July 81, 1879 Eighth District.
Mssrs Edifors Please announce JOHN A.
b. SnERMAETINE, OF the eth district, as can
dida;e for a seat in the Commissioner Court
aud say that be viii be warmly supported By the
people throughout the county.
Aug 2l, II, 1879 Taxpayer
At the solicitation Of many friends, Iannounee
myself ss candidate for County Commissioners at
the ensuing election, aud promise, ifelected, 10
discharge the duties Of the position with honesty
Aug 2s, 1879. JAMES u. HEARD.
Messvs. EailOrs .--You are authorized to an
nounce JOSEPH o. TAYLOR, Esqr., Of the old
First. q candidate for County Commissioner and
10 say, that he win be warmly endorsed by
Aug. %, 1879 81. Inigocs' District.
Messrs Editors :-Plcnse announce SAMUEL
b. HAMMETT, Of the 9Th district, ms a work
ingman's candidate for a seat in the next board
OF County Commissioners, and say he will be
supported by
Sept II, 1879 Many Friends.
Messrs Editors As the Central Committee
have made call under the system, generally
known as the Crawford, and as it has been de-
termined By lot that the 2nd, 4th and 9Th dis
aTicts are entitled to candidates for County Com
nIissioners, you viii please announce J. j. ALL
STAN, J.. HII.f.ERY PARSONS and GEORGE
w. L. BUCKLER. as candidates for that posi-
ton from their respective districts subject 20 the
action OF the Primary Meetings 10 be held on
SATURDAY, tie 4th ef October, 1879. These
gentlemen are members Of the present board, and
for their prudent and economical management
Of the finances OF the county for the past two
years well destrvean endorsement from every one
interested in that regard.
Sept 25, 1879. The People.
Messrs Edi,t r. :--Announce ,. J. ALTEYas
q candidate Ter County Commissioner from the
4th (Cbsptico) district, subject 10 the action Of
democratic voters Of said district on Saturday,
the 4th Of October next.
Sept IS, 1879 Many Democrats.
Messrs Editors You are authorized 10 an
nounce WM. A. LOkERa asa candidatefor Coun-
~ Commissioner az the coming November cleo
ton, subject 10 the action Of the democratic vo-
tiers Of the 3rd district on Saturday, the 4th Of
October next.
Sept IS, 1879 Many Friends.
JOHN y. ALLSTANis recommended TO the
democratic voters OF the End district for County
Commissioner, should he I've nominated on Sat
urday, the 4th Of October next, under the Craw-
ford System for that position. SIR. Allstan has
been tried and found faithful and his nOmipation
will be equivalent 20 an election.
Sept 25, 1879. Rctrenehment.
We are authorized to announce FRANCIS J,
STONE as q candidate for County Commission
er, subject TO the decision Of the democratic vo-
ters Of 5th district on Saturday, the 4t Of Octo-
Der.
Sept rs, 1879. Many Friends.
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Token Of tas Past.


In the Sierra Nevada mountains have been dis
covered the timbers Of stranded vessel, rtsem-
bling those Of Chinese junk, high mp In the
mountains, between Mineral KIng and the head
waters Of Kings river. The sound portions of
the timber resemble eampbor wood, and II is
said still to retain faint smell. The iastenings
are OF copper; the rigging. etc, are Of course
ali gone. A number Of bones, supposed 10 he
human, were also found in the vicinity, snd
upon the adjacent slopes there Is abundant evi-
dence 81 the previous occupations Of The waters
in the shape Of shells, as well rs the oeeadonal
finding Of petriied fish. That this valley hss At
one time been an inland sea is admitted By geo
l0gists, bot that these waters were navigaiea by
Celestial seamen one or Two thousand years ago
has never bern claimed, even by the Chinees
themselves. But these same people do claim 10
have been the original diSooverers 0f this cogn-
Try. and this finding sesDs 70 give eOsor 70 the
claim. II has also been claimed By them that
vessels Of theirs have been wrecked On ibis coast,
and that portions Of crews have returned ioChi-
m; bus that the wreck itself should be Ioeated,
and that this location should prove 70 be In Tu-
lare county, Is surely an Interesting .faei, inVi-
ting the inspection Of The curious and tue solH-
ton Of the scientific.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-02
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS.

We, the citizens Of st. Mary's county, cordial
Iy recommend for Register Of Wlls the Hon.
ZACHARIAH TIPPETT, 9 sieadiast and tried
& Republican who has stood the storm in the cause
for IL years, and who through bis honor integ-
rity and probity held some Of the most impor-
lant positions Of honor and trust, the duties
Of which he Gaithfally performed with credit.
Sept 4, 1879. MANY CiTIzESs.
Msssrs. Editors Please announce JOHNB
ABELI., Esq, rs a candidate for the position OF
Register Of Wills for st. Mary scounty at the
election In 1879 and say that be will be warmly
supported by the peopleofthe e0unty, generally.
Sept Il. 1875 The People
Messrs. Editors President Jackson said,
s'ofices were not created Cor men," Acting on
that principle, he turned out some Of tho hest
men appointed by Jefferson and Madison. Be
lieving Jackson was right, we therefore recon-
meud JOSEPH FORREST as a candidate ior
Register Of Wills.
Sept ls, 1879. oakviilc District.
Messrs Editnrs-PIease anmounce me as q candi-
date Tor Register Of Wills 81. Mary scounty uI
der the call Of the Democratic Central C0mmit-
Tee. In placing myssif before the bar cs public
opinion, feel satisfied the people Of my county
viii do me no injustice, but weigh me justly in
tlae scales.
Sept 2s, 1872. 10. FORREST.
offer myself a. candidate for Register OF
Wills at the ensuing eloctiop, suhject 10 the de-
csion Of the democratic voters at The Primaries on
Saturday, the 4gh Of Octohes next.
j. I. u. RALEI.
sept 20 1873.
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Hardly less impoFtantto 10 the safety ofthe mariner
arc the bnoys that marx the channels, and point
out the dangers q the way, than the lighthouses
ard light-sliips which warn the sailor and serve
as his beacon. They are made Of wood OF netal.
and are oflen bollOw. They are Of various shapes
and coIors, partly to render them conspicuous,
and partly TO distinguish them one from another.
Sometimes they point ont the best channel; some
times they warn The mariner away from shoals;
sometimes they form continuous dOuble line
between which ships can pass In safety. A bol-
lo~ conicAl buoy Is called can baoy; dOahIe
conieal buoy Is called nun buoy floating
wooden spar Is called spar buoy The differ
ens cOlors indicate uPon which side they must be
passed. These cOIors are 61ed by IaEs Of Con-
grem in the United States. Thus a red buoy
must be len On the starbOard hand By vessel
enlering tbe harboE frDm sea, and black buoy
must be Isft on tbe port hand; black and white
horizontal stripes give wide birth black and white
vertical stripes. hug close On either side. Nan
bBoysaEe placed % The ssarboard sids-of ehAa-
NJ, and can bnoys on ths port side.
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POR sHERIFF~

=
MEsss. Efifovs s--Yon ere suthorixsd 10 an
nonnee JOHN n. BUCKLER ss . candidate for
ske nexl ShenGhlsy and % say be viii receive .
liberal suppoFf from Sc. Inigcee District
March ~. 1879.
We &la antflpfisr6 q ann0usee W. FKANN
FURD, Of the Eighth District ~ 4 candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election aud 90 nsk for him
the support gf his friends and fellow-eitizens.
July 81, 1879.
!. Msssrs Eiitoys--G Gezflemn-Pleas announce
b. r. AfELL, Esq, as . candidate for Sheriff at
the ensuing election. Mr.. Abel II m old tried
officer and we feel certain this announcement and
his election viii meet with the appreciation Of the
business community 81 large, Irrespective ofpaF-
ties. & Seventh District
Z. June 90, 1879.
Al the solicitation of many friends announce
myself q candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing
election, snd ask the support Of my friends and
feilox-citixens.
ZAcHARIAH MATTJEGLY.
Sept II, 1879.
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Political Announcements.
FOR the LEGISLATURE.


Iannounce myself as candidate fof she next
Legislators aud respectfully solicit the support
FsIae, 1879. FaAxK n. HoLmEs.
Msssrs EaSfors: You are requested to an
nounee THOMAS n. BOND, Esq, Of Patuxent
district. rs g candidate for the next Legislature
of MARYLAND and to state thst he win be warmly
uppoFted by MAxY DENOcRATs.
March 20. 1879.
announce myself as candidate for seat in
The next General Assembly Of Maryland and res
pectfuliy solicit the support Of my friends and
iell0w-eitiEens.
II l. due to the people that our county be rep
resented In the nex4 House ofDelegates by gen
siemen familiar with their wants and who will
persevere In behslf OF their interests. Is Mr..
JOHN A. CAVALIER can be induced 70 serve
them, the whole people viii be graiIded and
elect him by
Aug "a, 1879 AccLAHATIoS.
Msssys. Editors :--PIcase announce GILES T.
DYER, Esq, as a suitable candidate for the Leg
isatHre and say that he viii be warmly support
ed by the farIuers aud working men OF st. Ma
Tys county.
Sept Z, 1879. Tux PEoPLE.
Messrs. Editors THE people OF old Charlotte
Hall desire TO say that, HMr. I. y. MATING
IY can be induced 10 appear before the public
as q candidate for a seat In the next GereFal As
sembiy Of Mary land, he will be warmly support
ed by his friends and FELLOW citizens, not only in
this district but throughout the whole county.
Sept 4, 1879. Charlotte Hall.
Mcssrs. Editors :-Announce Col. JEFFER-
SON ID. LOKER, Of the 2nd district, as q candi-
date for a seat in the next Legislature Of Mary
land, subject 10 Che action Of the democratic vo-
tiers ofthe county, 10 be convened cn Saturday,
the 4fh of October next. Col. Loker has had
unusual legislative experience for one OF his age,
has acquitted himself with honor OF the trusts he
has held and would greatly strengthen our par
~ ticket should he be nominated.
Sent. ia. 1879. MAXY FRIEgDs.
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Common Sense Washer.
T0SHUA JONES. Esqr., has obtained the
d Agency for st. Nary's county TO sell the
COMMON SENSE WASHER,

patented BY the Erie Washer Company oi
Eris. Pa, and is now canvassing t0r p0reha-
sers. The inventor wss q pioneer in this el-ss
Of washers and has given 10 the public several
that have gained q wOrld-wide reputation. In
producing the present one, he had the benefit
Of large experience, which he has ss-sllfuily ap-
piled, sparing no pains 60 make Il as pe.secl as
Il is possible 90 make any piece of machinery ~.
sperial pnrpose- II contains eli The good points
foand Ia ALI ihe Others, rranced to the most prac-
teal forui, and has no weak parts. Mr.. Jones
also sells The &
Walker Washer and the Walker Lerev
Wringer.
The price of the Common Sense washer Is S.
the Walker Washer 4 sold IoF $s-she Walker
Lever WFinger also Tor s.. Persons desirous OF
making inquiries in regard to these machines
With view 10 purrhase can see the ageat per-
soneIiy or commanicate with him ~ letter, adj
drcesea to the OakviIle Post OfIi9,
July -, le19.
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FOR ORPHANS COURT.

We are authorized to announce Dr.. JAMES
~. MILES, Of 81. Inlg0es' district, rs a candi-
date Cor the Orphans Court at the ensuing cleo
tioa. June IL, 1879.
Asssvs. EastaTe s--Please announce ]. CI.fN-
TON BEAN - a suitable person 10 represent ST.
Mary's county IL the Orphans Court and say
that nc viii receive = warm support from
July 81 1873 81. Inigoes' Distsict.
Please announce T0UNG p. WKTHS
for a seat la the Orphans Coert IL he shall re-
ceive the Endorsement Of The majority Of Demo-
cratic voters on the 4sh of October next. Mr..
Daukins has already seen serviee Ia the 0Fphans'
Court, is familiar with iis duties, discharged
them ihithfnliy when IN ci1ye, win make most
efficient oticer and win add much strength 10 cur
ticket.
Sept Is, 1879. Bcilam Neck.
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THE
THE
ST. MARY's BEA CON
Is pUBEisHED EvEnv THURsDxr BY
~. KING = r. ,. YATEs.

TEmmn o. Sunscnlpss0H % 90 per annmm.
ID snlacriDti0n will beBeesiyed lof shores pc
FED lInn ~ months &na 10 paper 10 be diss0n-
gimmo6 unli ali mrfeaFM9es aFe paid except at the
opsioa oI the pahiisAeF.
TKnM1 % ApvEmTIasHgs-~75 cents per square
gsf lie frna insertion. and 50 esu1s ioreveSy sub
aeols.nf lnaetsf0a Eight lines - les 81 BREWER
iii II sHHHieAl8 Hqnmse. II the humber o. smal
Eeftions BE- rot marked on the advertisement, It
will be pubIiSAed until forbid, and charged &C.
cerdingIy. "A liberal deduction made TO those
who advertise by The year.
Communications or personal character viii
be charged at the same rates as asadvertisements;
obituaries over Ten lines IN length viii be charged
at The rate Of so cenis per square.
ali communications for publication musS be
accompanied with the real name of the author or
NO attention viii be paid 70 them.
Hereafter the cash mast accompany all an
nouncements for public once
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-02
FOR CLERK or THE CIRCUIT COURT

Msssrs. EliiOrs.-Piease announce L. j.
SUTTON as the Republican eandidsts sor Clerk
OF the Circuit Court for st. Mary's coaaty at the
election in 1879 and say that he will receive the
warm support Of his party and friendsin
April 20, s76n. Chaptieo istrict
To my fellow eitizcus-At the solicitation Of
friends, I announce myself as q candidate for
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for St. AaTy's county
and respectfully ask the support Of my fellow
citizens.
Sent IS, 1870. J. PARRAN CRANE.
Mrssrs Editors :--Please announce me as a
candidate for reelection 10 the Office Of Clerk OF
the Circuit Court for this county, subject To the ac-
ton OF the Democratic Primaries 70 be held on
the 4th day Of October next.
Sept IS, 1879. j. FRANK FORD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-02

&e- An Alabama woman has originated NO
vel Industry which may prove 70 he an imPoF-
tant and useful one. She strips the down ofthe
feathers of turkeys and other fowls rom Their
qniIIs and weagps Il into . Thick, s0h cloth,
which can he dyed any desired color, and ont of
which nacst beautiful and comfortable eloaks,
saeques, etc, can be made. Ber Inability 20 buy
heFseIf sessskin SA1que led beE to make The ex-
pesiment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-02

~ Rev. Ar. Sprngeon, brother cf the IA
nous London preacheF. IN addressing = mecsing
of ciergymea COTTON Up in bis behaIffn New
York, remarked: Sat your capital saw q pic
ture Of the snrFemaR of BmFE0yRe. bad the
honor q marrying BuFg0ynes granddaughter,
and yoa are giving me almost es warm q receu-
ton as ron did her ancestor, though of differ
ent kind
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-02

&g~ A friend and nCighbor has a reiaiiye, q
pracfieal Christian, who has a forsilse way o.
putting fhineE. The other day the subject of
dcath-iel repentance WIS under discussion, %hen
he said fssomc men think they eaa live any
kind og liEe, SET save their sOuis by s0-ealled
repxnfanre q few hours before death; bnf have
ms doubts Is 70 how that kind o. washing viii
DRY when hing out on ihe heavenly clothes
line
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-02

ksssrs. Eiiioss The fFienas ofDANlEL C.
HAMMETT request Won 70 annoence him for
States Attorney az the c0nainx election this
Fall and SAY, II Be will become candidate, he
win be warmly supported BY
Feb i5s 1879. Many Friends.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-02

- a Washington young Lady ofthe mature
age q six after the story Of The creation aRd the
fat had been related, and he young iady had
been medifafing Tor some time cn The Horai oft,
suddenlE broke oat With ssAunty, afteE Adam
eBd Eve disobeyed God, vhy diddt lie ksli 'em
and begin ovcE again -
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.
To tss gssvs ef ssiai .aiaSy's cSaafy,

ATOTICE Il heseby giFem skAl llse undsfMen-
~ "a. OfIcers IL Regislration appointed for
the several election districts cf S. Mary cpun-
~, win on
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aun-In the depih of Ghe sea she water 4 siill;
ihe heaViess grief is borne in silenes; tie desPet
lore aows iiIroHgl tbeeyes and tOBciis iheParsst
joy II unsFeakaLie.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-02

The S0merviiie JsnTT a. has found out The rea-
500 why we nevtF have an honest hofss EMee--
beeanue we have dfshonsat human race.
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s- II wns an old bat q good thing said By
Freneh paragFapher lately, 20 the eject that be
hates 3 girl vixen shs i srying 70 be : woznan
and womzn wken she is trying 20 he girl.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-02

sslamnaz- can't We have anything we want =
Yes. ay eears. Bat lse earefui aud doE' Eani
GnyiiliBs yca eaa't haFe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-02

For the 9Th District at CENTREPILLE
on Monday and Tuesday, 9Th and 7th days Of
October, from o'clock, q. IN, until o'clock,
p. m, for the purpose OF discharging their du-
ties as Officers Of Registration, in compliance
with an Act passed at the january Session, 1876,
providing for the revision Of the lists Of Regis
tered Voters in this State.
All male citizens, without distinction ofcolor-
who are entitled to registration undsr the pre-,
ceding section, are hereby notified TO appear be-
fore the undersigned, at the places named above
between the hours prescribed, on one Of the two
days and be registered, they may otherwise be
excluded from voting at the November election,
By the provisions Of the Act of Assembly and the
Constitution Of the State Of Maryland.
Persons having removed from one district to
another must, acrording to law. have their names
changed 20 the district in which they live, other
wise they may be excluded from voting. Per-
soas should bear this fact in mind.
q. ". G.. JONES, Register
LIST Election District Of Sc. Mary's county.
,. o. GARDNER, Register
2nd Election District ofSt. Mary q county.
JOS. s. FORD, Register
3rd Election District OF ST. Mary county
R.F. BARBER, Register
9Th Election District Of ST. Mary seounsy.
]. GWINE BARBER. Register
9Th Election DisfFsctofSt Mary county
JOHN r. cox, Register
9Th Election District Of 81. Mary's county.
VIZ. q. GTBSON. Register
fth Election District ofSs- nary county.
y. FRANK BOHANAN, Register
sth Election District ofSt. Mary's county.
Sept II, ls59-td.
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aasndav. the efh dav q


meet IN their respective election districts, and
there attend for two successive days. viz : on The
eM aud 7M D.aYS or OCTOBER,
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For the Tth District at HTLEST0FN, on
Monday and Tuesday, the 9Th and Tth days Of
Octobcf, from Q O'Clock, q. m, to 6 O'Clock,
p. m. &FF~a