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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29

Piles permanently cradlcatea within three weeks No
kre beature or causiio All tai diseases cured Circu
lars sent containing references De- HOYT 81 West 2thsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
Iiehis nv. Coca ne., r.ni.

II has more Than reszed nv eKPoc.atona frofcs
sor Duncan Campbell NJ. d., Ii d. President Royal College
sty OF Edinburgh,
Invaluable for debility lungs biousness dyspeps.
and female complaints.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
5uerldl Notltes

Abrond-A gentleman with six years IN tho
Fast Indes with several oriental languages and
HENRY y. SMITH,
Box l,7e2. Post Office, Boston. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29

FAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday. Dee. %. 1880.
:. x,....e,a- ,ro $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29

Abrond-A gentleman with six years experience N tho
at ndics convprsant with several Oriental languages
With highest testimonials desires position Address,
HENRY y. SMITH,
Box l,7e2. Post Office, Boston. Mass
Chinese Punch Bowls!
FINE ORIENTAL PORCELAINSl
FANCY CAKE AND FRUIT Dishes
NEW YEARS TABLE DECORATIONS
PARKE's. 1856 FRONT.sT, Fulton Ferry.
Diaries 1SSf-Fxpense Books First-Class Stationery,
Desks, Leather Goods. &c. FRANCIS LOUTREL. 45
Maiden-lane.
Geo. A. Leavitt a. Co.. Auctionecrs.
THIS "wednesday EVENING, at CLINTON BALL, moro
than ONE HUNDRED OIL AND WATERCoLoR
PAINTINGS
TOMORROW THURSDAY AFTERNo DON, at $50 o'clock.
at Clinton Hail.
A Great Collection of BENAREs BRAss.wARF hand
made lust landed Also. ENGLISH On MAS from Min.
tons Copeland DavenportRose and ROYAL make Elegant
Decorated Breakfast and Dessert Plaques
Cups and SarceTs-Bric abrac, &c.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS az II o'clock, -
At the LEAyITr GALLERIES, sl7 broadway
VOW ON EXHIBITIONS.
Five Hundred silk and Embroidered screens.
Two three four folds variety color
design from owprced TO the rc artistic and elaborate
embroidered silk.
SILK AND EMBROIDERED sCREENs-FIvE HUN.
DRIED
FIVE HUNDRED SILK AND EMBROIDERED
SCREENS.
Henry A. Daniels NJ d. 14t LexingtOnave near 2gthss
Hours $ TO and 5tol.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14
OBITUARY.

Died, AZ the residence Of bis father, Oct 10th,
1880, after brief illness, GEORGE s., beloved
son of Joseph IT. and Matilda Jones, in the 18th
year Of his age.
Few were the days for US to experience that
good example set by our beloved young friend
at Charlotte Hall. Providence, having seen that
he was flower Of too bright hue 10 waste -
fragrance among the thorns Of earth took il 10
Himself to decorate His celestial palace.
He was sick but few DAYS and. though NJ
medical aid possible was admin cred un o q. %,
yet, ''the pride of his family, The favoite ul -
who knew him, could not be rescued rom Tho
cold chains Of death. lie was perfect, recoucied
10 20 TO the arms Of his Savior who called him
10 his eternal rest in Heaven.
Farewell, George, our dearest friend Your
trials and suiIerings on earth are no more You
have gone TO meet yodr loving sister who mas
Just g0ne before Father and mother, weep not
for your much loved son Sisters and broth
ers, he is nj rest and Is waiting for you Only
follow his example and you win meet him in
Heaven.
Farewell, George, we shall meet M NOR,
Until we meet on Jordan's shore.
YOUxG FRIEND.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14
u MEMoRIAM.

At the residence Of her father near Chsptioo
on the srd inst, MARTHA c., daughter Of l..
D. and Kata Boad, aged years, months and
3 days.
Again the crystal Aar Of Eden moves, aud Pat
lie Is e hpARe A bright litte sunbeam has
gone from among us and Heaven has gained an
NneA A orek9n hud--bat broken only TO
bloom IN frcsher sweetness and beauty above
In that land OF EAdcless flowers. Pure and white
are the robes around her, but even their purity
cannot rival that Of our young and innocent lit
tie Pattie Her little spirit Is at rest She l.
s.safe In che arms Of Jesus"
We will miss Der laughing little voice Her
bright little eyes We shall see no more on earth.
She % Paradise has fed She can never come
70 as, bat we may 90 70 her. II was hard to
Ieave her alone in the grave, but we will look
beyond this shore, 10 a land where We will meet
her again Ia ''robcs Of white" And we who
loved her here, will strive 10 meet her again
when we too shall be waited to that land where
there Is no death. no night. A COUSIN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14

TRuLY, New DRPARTURE.-Noth-
ing can well be more notorious than thai
the coIored voters Of this county. whilst
they may not have "cut loose from tbs
whises and thereby caused 4 serious
spli: in The republican party. have ex-
pressed strong dissatisfaction and even
uttered threats ii . condition Of affairs
which called upon them TO do nearly ell
the voting and gave them IN repayment,
very few Of the Offices a. their party :
disposal. And if this dissatisfaction
is not rs active now Is Il has been.
II can be explained BY late eonces-
sions made 10 il. But stlll our col
ored friends are not happy. They APP
pear determined, moi only 70 have
their fair share fthe Offices, but 10 ''cut
lose" hereafter from al Independent
Democrats who may refuse 10 follow
them into the camp Of Garfield and Ar
thur ct the pending presidential cleo
tion. At any rate. here = what they
resolved At the late Convention al Leon
aralo@n
Rssars6& Thef In fhe future ms sriu net eirf or
sNppert q - psrson ~ psrsons for org esfcs -
az IA q ~ people q this eounir, wks oys net II
aeeera So fks k<pnt1isan l,es;s and we earn
esily oan apon car whise irienas . lend rs al
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14
To Advertisers.
GEO. p. ROwELL L CO.'S
SELECT LIST OF LOCAL NEWSPAPER

GEO. p. ROWELL 4 cos
SELECT LIST OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.
An adrerfiser vkO spends aprdras Of 50, 900 g
year, and rho inrested lees than $3.50 Of Il ia this
Lat srrikes Your Select Local Lit paid NJ BET
ter last gear THAN ALL THE OTHER AD-
YER TISLNG DID."
1T IS NOT A COOPERATIVE LIST.
1T IS NOT A CHEAP LIST.
1T is AN HONEST LIST.
The catalogue states exactly what the papers
are. When the name Of paper is printed in
FULL FACE TYPE il Is in every instance tho
BEST. When printed in CAPITALS IL is the
ONLY paper in the place. The list gives the
population Of every town and the circulation Of
every paper.
The rates charged for advertising are barely
one-ffth Of the publishers schedule. The price
for single States ranges from 80 20 $50. The
price for one inch one month in the entire listi
$625. The regular rates Of the papers for the
same space and time are 81, gsO.l4. The list in
ciudes 952 newspapers, Of which 1877 are issued
DAILY and T65 WEEKLY. They are located
IN Tss different cities and towns, Of which %
are State Capitals, 1853 places Of over 8, 900 pop
ulation, and 46s County Seats. For copy of
List and other information, address
GEO. y. POWELL h CO.,
10 Spruce ST., New YORK.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14

This body met on Tuesday last, present Messrs.
Jas. III. Alvey, J. II. Parsons, A. A. Lawrence.
Stephen Jones and w. A. Loker. The petition
Of L. J. W. Wise to open a road and establish
landing near the premises Of Thos. o. Spencer
was dismissed. Bin off. II. Bond, keeper Of
Aims House, was passed for $294 so.
Also road report of. N. Lawrenee for $1,000
- same Of J. d. MiIburn for sl.00
same Of Moses Chapman for AGO
g same Of John II. Aud for $50
81 same Of Geo. r. Leach for b3.00
same Of John B. Russell for 1888
John II. Tracy was allowed pension Of $40,
to come out OF surplus Of 9Th district. II was
ordered that, ifparties holding AImshcuse orders,
are unwilling to take an orderon Collectors, with
per cent. added, that The Clerk, in connection
with the Treasurer, borrow money on best terms
possible TO pay of said orders. It was ordered
that the Clerk insert notice In the BEAcos ask
ing for proposals for the repairing Of The Bridge
at the Great Mills. The Bosrd then adjourned
to meet on the second Tuesday Of Nomcmber
next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14

lJoMMCHicATED.
49, MAnsMAEE HALE, No., 1880.
Ma gdlters--The question before the peo-
pc snzei, .whetbeg NOS Coagress has
zpzEs
N6fie 8 sqasEsion o. money OF shonssi-
money" The Snpfens Court ~ the United
Stnfeshave decided thaaqmestf0n once and forever.
Chief Juss'cs Chase giving his opinion on he
snhjees oflsgal-fen3ers said: n fke case 81 HIP
bern Y. Orisweld, rs Wallace p. el5l: SIT Is not
nndouhted that the power % establish a stand
ard BY which all other values mar be measured.
or In other words. 10 Determine what shall be
lawful money and make q Iegal-tender, Is Ia its
nature and Of Necessity 4 governmental power
II is u Ell countries exercised Be- Gke Gorarnsnenf
. . Making the notes legal tenders. gave
them new use, and Il requires no Argument 70
show that the value Of things Il in proportion 70
the uses 20 which they may be applied"
- Wallace, p. 467. sisfies BraaIv eoaesr-
Tiag--'1 do not say that this Is war power. or
that II IL only 10 be called into use to beexercse
In times Of war; for other public exigrneies may
arise In the history OF the nation, which may
make 4 expedient and imperative 10 exercise IL
Feeling sensibly the Judgments and
wishes Of the people, that the department (Con-
gress) cannot long (if IL ID proper TO suppose
that within its sphere Il ever can, misunder-
stand the business interests and just rights Of
the community"
Pa9e 569.-sJt would be sad, indeed, II this
great nation were now deprived Of a power 50
necessary to enable ID TO protect iis own exis-
ieuce, and TO cope with other great powers Of the
world. No doubt foreign powers would rejoice
II we should deny the power. They have nom
the frst taken deep interest 10 the question.
But no true friend to our government-to It's
stability and It's power to sustain itself under
all vicissitudes-can be indifferent 70 the wrong
whichit would sustain By the denial of the power
in question: power TO be seldom exercised
certainly, but one the posse sion Of which IL 50
essential and il seems 10 me 80 undoubtedn
Paper money, therefore, BY virtue Of the
above decision, Is made legal tenders, like gold
and silver, for all debts both puplic and private
The question to be settled then at the election
Is simply this, shall we issue more legal-tenders
TO meet the exigencies Of the case-t0 meet the
payment Of the bonds as they falI due, or shall
we refund the bonds for thirty and fiy years,
pay intrest thereon and the bond-holder pay no
taxesg
IL Is but just to say liz this case, that fifteen
State courts have already made decisions upon
paper money and fourteen, -' CatkGgO delsada
est" out Of the fifteen have concurred with the
Supreme Court Of the United States, that Con-
gress has the power TO make paper legal-lenders
for all dues both public and private.
OLIvER N. BRYAH.
n. N. Ex. C.,-Md
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14
LOCAL DoTTIMcs.


- W88A E1MA1WN9s
The reply Of "&mEsR'' to the structures Of
"Dsmocyaf' has been received aid WILDE pub
lished in our next issue.
We are also In receipt Of . pathetic and well
told original story. entitled 'sEvelyn," written
By new Contributor, lady Of our county, the
publication Of which weshall commence in the
course Of afew weeks. Il win occupy two or
more Issues Of our paper.
Anarticle from Or. King has also been re-
ceived, but too late for insertion this week. II
win be Published in our next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14

Not being able to attend the Great Millsmeet-
ing on Monday last, We are sbIe 70 give only a
moagre account Of Il. We learn there was from
rs TO 400 persons in attendance; that IL was
called to order by DR.. Lynch and was addressed
by our district eiectOr, Mr.. Bowie, our eandi-
date Cor Congress, Mr. Chapman, and by James
n. Wilson, Esqr., Of our Town. We have been
much pleased 70 hear that our Congressional
candidate made most favorable impression and
viii receivs the full democratic vote Of the End
and 9Th districts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14

Our CoN0REssIosAL CANDIDATE
The presence of Gen. Chapman. our
candidate for Congress. .. Leonsrdiown
on Saturday last, when he addressed
The meeting. elsewhere reported IN these
columns. and the near approach Of the
election. remind - 10 ask our fellow
democrats throughout The county. not
only % support him. bat tsengage in an
active canvass In his behalf. II Is .
foregone conclusion that the Electoral
Ticket Of our party in this State will
triumph by . heavy majority. In no
estimate that We have seen has Mary
land ever been coralled with the States
likely ts vote for Garfield. The repub-
licans. themselves eoncede that they
have no hope Of winning on the presi-
DENTAL issue here. They have exPec-
taiions, however, OF rather pretend to
have, Of electing two members Of Con-
gress in this contest, and DR.. Wilmer il
one OF them. Their hopes in this di-
rectIon are, Of course, based uPon The
idea Of disaaeciion in our own ranks,
because. II there were no such disafee-
ton, it Il absurd and irrational 10 sup
pose that they could overcome BY sim
gle effort the heavy democratic majori-
~ last reported from this Congressional
district. We think Il was between 1900
and 1000. II 10 true, that Mr.. Chap
man hsmself ID has Leonardtown speech
described hisepponsat as an able speak
er, an adroit ms6sgssuBds nindefatigable
worker. II is very likely slse that he
viii be backed, # not by the means OF
the Custom House, at least by the mo-
ney OF the posiofices. Still II is upon
the hoped for disaHsetiUn n eur ranks
that The republicans mainly build. Now,
whilst We do not admit that any disaf-
lection exists in our ranks towards Gen.
Chapman. or know Of any, II may still
be pertinent 10 inquire, how any man
who il honestly national democrat can
afford 10 cut Chapman from his ticket.
the Hancock = English ticket. by-the-
by. and thus give half vote to Wilmeri
Admitting all that can be truthiully said
Of Gen. Chapman's Shortcomings. and
Il would be mracsloHs IL be hadn't COM
mitted errors during his legislative ca
reer--lef, however, the FIRST stone be
cast by The lawmaker who is faul;less in
this regard-s.ill he is the nominee Of
his and your party and The alternative
10 between him and DR.. Wilmer-5e-
tween man who will vete with the
democratic party IN Congress aud sup-
port Hancock, should he be elected, and
q man who will vote with the repubss-
cans and antsgOnize your president in
every way he can. This is supereroga-
tory talk we know, for we cannot real
ize that any democrat IN this county re-
quires TO be told that in . Congressional
contest, like the one we have in hand,
il is his duty. moi merely TO vote for the
party nominee, bet also to induce a.
many others TO - - - he ean.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14

'Ths EepublIcAn."
The first issue Of the new paper fthe above
name, which has been lately started here, aP-
peared Saturday evening last. Owing to the
failure to receive some Of bis materials in time,
the publisher, Mr.. Lee, was compelled to issue
half sheet and also to issue day later than he
contemplated. This will not be allowed to Oe-
cur again. As its name denotes, the new jour
nal 10 republican in politics. II isa seven column
paper aud its subscription price Is 81, which Is
made payable in advance. Us makeup indicates
an experienced hand.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14
Mrht Place.

In q Tight Place.
Having an important letter TO write Saturday
night last, and being anxious 10 have IL ready
so that il might go up by the mornings boat
we returned to our soaetHm some time after dark,
and were busiIy engaged with our task, when
we were interrupted by the entrance Of a gentle
man who had mistaken our Office for that ofOur
republican neighbor over the way. Being in
formed Of bis error, and after receiving the pro-
per directions, he prepared TO retire, but on
reaching the door, he found II locked, as much
to his as our establishment. II seems on enter
ing, he had given the door, (which was orna-
mented by q new patent spring-Iock with whose
workings neither Of us were familiar q slam suf-
Reiently vigorous TO shut and fasten IL. Find
ing that our visitor could not open the door, we
went to bis assistance and confidently applied
the key, but the door refused 10 open We then
set about working the key in connection with
the catches on the lork, but still the door proved
obdurate. Not remembering the magical words
''Open Sesame" we hoisted the window and
called the servants, but these were out Of place,
a. they generally are when most wanted, and no
response was made. We tried the KEY and
catches again, and again met with the old dis
appointment. We looked at our visitor in dis
may. Suddenly, bright idea flashed across
our mind. 1.-THE doSr cannot be made to open
from the inside, Il may from the out. Key in
hand, the window was again raised, the leap
made to the ground and the door fend attacked
from the outside. With no effect, however the
bolt securing the door still refusing to move.
We then resolved ourselves into council Of war
and reached the conclusion, either that our wish
tor must remain ell night in the Office or escape
by the window, and on making this alternative
known, be elected, though somewhat lame, TO
try the window. Bis outcome was effected, we
are glad 20 state, without difficulty or damage,
and he went his way rejoicing. We rejoieed
some, too. but we shall not deny that We cherish
revengefuI feelings towards patent locks in gene
raj and our own patent Office lock in particular.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14
ICoxxunIcArKp.


MAHsHAIsb HAIL. StW = AooUs
Messrs. Editors.-As the political campaign Of
the three parties, Democratic, Republican and Ma
tiOnal Greenbackers Is now fully opened in this
State, beg space in your paper 70 offer q ehal-
Ienge TO Gen. A. G.. Chapman, Dr.Wm.R. VIII
mer and Hon. Richard W. w. Bowie, To meet
in fair and free discussion Of the financial
and "local option questions anywhere before
the people in the 5th Congressional district.
hereby most cordially invite the above named
gentlemen to attend al The meetings that shall
call, and earnestly hope that they win extend
the same courtesy 70 me.
OuyxRN BRYAx.
n. n. Ex. C.,-MD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14
nlEn.

On the Tih day Of October, $780, LILLIAN
ESTELI.E. daughter Of Susan @. and Geo. n
Deaf, Sgd months and days.
at she residence Of John d. Peake, near Park
Hall ia this county on Friday last, the sth in
slant, JOHN r. MAGTLL, aged about u years
Through great and prolonged suffering, he bore
his Affections with true Christian resignation ana
has passed, We trust, 'sIo where beyond theso
voices there Is peace Rsqsieseai IN pace!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14

The popularity Of the Rochester beer Is moi
for day, but for All time. Signs continue %
multiply that the demand for II Is no mere
rage Of the moment 10 be sucseeded By some.
thing else. ThebFew is an established fasorite,
and attempts 70 ssppgant twill be in vain.
Families and localities where Il has been In
trcdueed c0nfinue 20 Increase their orders,
showing that more and more persons are adopt
Ing it IS their nsual beverage and refrerhmenf.
agents for Maryland, Virginia and che Dissrirs
% Columbia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14

ETrata.
In the communication published on our first
page 10 present Issue over the signature Of I" /"
there appears several misprints which were not
observed until after our irst side had been put
to press. In the second column, line %, after
the word should supply the word. ''nOt. =
On 4th column, 18th line from top, for Timber
ly'' read ''wimberIy;" End line, below this, for
.'execution" read Executive" 4th line, lower
down, for ''FOrrests'' resd ''FOrresters."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14

- Il seems that some one who did not
know the man has been circulating the report
that the Hon. B. q. Harris Of ST. Mary's would
not support Gen. Hancock. Why any one, par
licularly those am0ag whom be- has lived 50 long,
shoHld Sail 70 thoroughly know and fully M
derssand Mr.. Harris passes comprehension, sor II
ever there was q man who bad window In bis
breast through which all might read and UNDER
stand bis thoughts and feeling, IL Is Mr.. Harris.
fIe is the incarnation Of frankness and honesty,
entertaining no sentiment or thought be is asham-
ed or unwilling for all 10 see and know, with a
courage nj all tir-es and on oil occasions 90 ex-
prtss those thoughts whatever they may be.
We have long know Mr.. Harris and though ~
times differing from him. we have always adj
mired bis stern integrity and honesty Of parpose.
But whoever circulated the above mentioned re-
port little knew ihe man. However, we DO not
regret that such report was started, inasmueh
IS Il has called forth from Mr.. Harris a most adj
miFable letter IL which, after speaking Of Gen.
Hancock 3 candidacy in glowing terms, be most
numerically diasects Garfield and his record .
We much regret that The limited space at orr
disposal prevents rs from laying this admirable
letter before our readers At this time. id Isds-
pesdeaf y FSSdsy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14

4Iku1BB % dU1kU 8Esubs
The report which reached here on Sunday lass
to the effect, that Judge Brent was seriously III
In Baltimore, ELECTED a very general expression
Of sympathy and regret In this community,
where he has ever been held in highest regard
and respect. nothing further as to his con
dition has been received up to this writing,
but as no news il often good news, we indulge
the hope that our next reports viii show hiE 10
out Of danger and improving.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14

On the 5th inst, at Sc. Peters church. Wash
ington. By The Rev. Father Sullivan, CFiAS. q
PARKER, Of Washington, to JENNIE HARD.
ING, of this county.
ON the nth inst, &C 81. Aloysius' church
leonardlown, BY the Rev. Father GafFnev y
BENZ. JARBOE to Miss NARY +. HAZEIf,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14

Il win be pleasant znsomsiion for Tie LsbrnFy
PATROLS q Che r. +. q DebaiIng Society % bear
thas che new books. some sixty old volumns, -
csnfly purchased, have bean resolved and are
now readv for Distribution.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14

Orphans Court.
This body met on Tuesday last, a full bench
being present. Additional bond Of L. II. Can
Der, guardian Of Mary u. Platter. approved. Also
bond OF Thos. L. Harrison, Executor Of Sarah
Bradburn, approved. AMER passing q few mi
nor accounts, ETC., the Court adjourned to Oct.
l4sh, on which day there wiz be special ses-
sion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-14

Editors cf Bsacon Dear slrs 81 desire 10
raF Is nv friends and the Rrpuhlican party,
through your columns that ! csnnot reply 3
Jndee Niihufu's letter 10 yoaf Issue q this week-
Literary matters Of . different nature engage my
atsention for the presenf ! pfomise, however,
y full reply In y0ur next.
Tegr truly yoars. Jonz y. GnAvn.
Ocf >, 1880