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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31
fI.oenl Correspondence. \

ST. CLENExT's Bar, August gath, 1882
Messrs. Editors Dry weather aud liespol
deney have now become one and the same
thing Farmers have watched, wished and
prayed in vain for rain until now they hav,
hidden farewell 10 hope, and settled down iC
the anticipation of an almost total failure Of
crops. The prospect Is indeed gloomy and
Ioreboding. All kinds of crops, together
with pastures, &C., are suffering terribly and
going 10 nothing. But seek consolation in
the moitO-as long rs there is life there's hope
and in the hope that We may yet have rain
in time to recupcrate vegetation.
Mr.. J. Alvey is repairing and rebuild
ing his dwelling which, when completed, will
be handsome and comnlOdious building.-
Mr.. Geo. Herbert is the mechanic who Is do
ing the work; and in the facility and skill Of
his workmanship, he displays evidences Of a
master OF his profession.
One o. our Young men has been in dread
fnl state Of mind for the last few days.
taxed my peEeeptive faculties TO the utmost
TO discover what the trouble was, but all in
vain. He seemed TO be the prey Of devOur-
Ing melancholy and had the air and mien Of
. fallen cherub expelled from paradise; but
an again hopeful, for when saw him last .
Few hours ago, he seemed to have recovered
his former happy state, and was en- jcying the
magniaed bliss Of paradise resaiaed.'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31

ST. cLEMRxT's Bar, Aug. -, 1882.
WIZ THE ST.. CLENExT's Bar MILL WAS IDLs
LAST WEEK.
NJ. Thomas G. Grcenwell, the manager o.
said mill, hada very Rne garden and fins
6ock Of ducks, and the ducks eating the gar.
den up, he vowed he would get even with the
ducks and eat them up; but the swapping turtles
got ahead.of him and ate the ducks up. He
thea vowed vengeance against the swapping
turtles, and set his head TO work how "a
catch and eat them up. lie soon succeeded
in eatehing a great many swapping turtles.
He lived so exclusively on swapping turtles
for month or more. and he partook Of the
nature Of his diet and became very snappish
So one evening, when he was swapping around
at everything in his reach, he accidently
snapped the spindle Of his mill wheel in two.
The Truth Club at its last meeting passed a
resolution that no member Of the club should
live exclusively on swapping turtles for the
future. ST.. CLEMxKT's Bay TRUTH CLus.
P.S Mr.. Grcenwelrs mill Is again rcpairv,l
aud grinding excellent meal and -four as b.
fore. 7. G..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31

EEEnaGApH. Ang. 15, 1854.
MeMs. Editors s-~T Thinking you wonid
ike Few lines frem ibis solitary rIince, 1 Aill.
- btst ] ean. andertahe b kise sou an 60
count q the pienie bid a Treat Hall nd
given By ? y. ssCIaif, Esq., yesterday. Too
much praise caaaos he given Mr.. stCinir. Il
was nhs lgraadsss affair of the klnd ever efvea
in this district aad was 20 pEDrlaimea by
many az the guests The dinner was excel~
lent and embrnced All The delirncies az tlse
season, Including sne roast shont and oysaess
n abundance. Notwithstanding the crowd
Has large, al we're vel fed and seesaed 10 en-
joT ihemseires very much. Afler dinner. tlers
wese two of the finest saiIbOass upon the Pa
fpxent engaged Cor those who wer. fond Of
sailing, and well DID they seem ioenioy thenl-
selves. The boais we're kept on the 70 By the
y0ung gents and ladies ia attendance.
while J. Was ~ dinner, A. sbeiler known
as Lord BalsimOsel got his girl and carried
her across the river on q cruise to Sandy
Point. Rhen j. returned from dinner, he
was, you may imagine, ia no good hansoF.
ior he was heard 70 exelaim, ''they have cot
my girl and gone" c. was the most hashfnl
young man In the crowd. Early in the morn
ing he said he would take passage on the
steamer as soon Is she arrived, but he failed
to do 50, and act long after her departure.
we find c. enjoying . seat upon gate-post,
enraptured in delicious watermelon. An
other J. was found hiding in the weeds. He
missed his dinners end he crowd was kept bu y
feeding him ON watermelons. Vow, Messrs.
Editors, 70 make long story short, people
from FAR and near gathered around Mr.. 81.
Clairs picnic just Is we wish 10 SEE the vo-
ters Of this judicial district gather around the
polls and east their votes for J. Parran Crane
for Associate Judge. And now the hour has
come for rs 10 return home, you can hear ex-
carnations on all sides, ooh what de-
lightful time we have had, and don't we wish
that Mr.. StCIair would give just such anoth-
ef picnic before Autumn sets in" Long may
We all live TO review the scenes Of yesterday.
After than king the kind host and hostess, We
all prepared 20 return home. Many thanks
n ME. St. Clair and his family for the Kind
ieepsion shown 10 strangers.
NovUs Hoxo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31

We can recall no domestic event Of recent
date which hns caused deeper sorrow ia our
community, where she Was raised and uni.
versaliy liked, than the death Of AIRS. Sarah
J. Tylrr, wife Of Capt Frank Tyler, Of Balli.
more. Mrs +. Ter, who had been sick at her
mothers residence near our village for come
time past, died on Thursday night last on ID
Sue While the steamer was on her way 70
baltimore. The body WAS taken on to the
city, thence returned ~ Saturdays boat 20
htrold home here and buried Sunday mora
ing The religious services and incidents at
the house Of mourning were Of most affect
ing and impressive character and will long
he remembered by all who witnessed them.
Our sinacrcst sympathies are extended TO the
hcreayed husband and family. and especially
to the venerable mother Of the deceased, at the
sad loss they hare sustained. We rotrmend
them all 10 Christian consultations aud the
healing effects Of time. Mrs. Tyler was in
tie SOth year Of her age and leaves one child,
q boy about three years old.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31

We are compelled from want Of space 10
omit this week from meniiou in Commission
ersi Court proceedings the allowances on road
reports and all particulars Of accounts passed
by the Board, besides other details. J. B.
Jones was appointed Constable for the ifih
districtand bis bond was approved. In the
selection Of Judges Of Election, the BOARD
made the following appointments. not nam
ing for the present The judges for the lst ard
Bird districts :-2nd district, Jos. B. Davis.
return judge; William J. Aud and J. Lewis
Nilburn. 4th district. a. ". Gardiner, re-
turn judge; George r. Garner and VIM C.
LOvs. sth district. Elkanah II. Edwards, re-
surn judge; r. y. Burrh, and John Remit
EeIl. 9Th district, James Parsons, return
judge;J Wesley Graves aud William W. JOY.
9Th district, J. G. Hurry, return judge; wm.
u. NAtlingly and Charles p. Newt. stIi dis
triei, James +. Kirby, return judge; J. r.
Purcell and James 7. Duke The Count then
adjourned 10 meet on the 2nd Tuesday Of Sep
tembtr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31

Orphans Court Of ST.. Mary's County, SIT:
July II, 1882.
ORDERED By the Court, That A. Bar.
u roughs, Jr., Executor Of
AQUlLA BURROUGHS, ST.,
late of Sc. Mary's county. Md. Aeceascd, give
the notice required by law 20 the deressed's
creditors 70 exhibit their claims and that Tie
same be published once wcek for six success.
sive weeks In the ST. MaFy's lsEAcOH.
Test: JoHK u. AnELL,
Register Of Wills for Sc. Mary . coasiy.
NOTICE.
10 pursuance Of the aiove order, ] hereby
give notice that have obtained from Gle Or
phans Court Of sc. MaFy's conniy, Maryland.
letters ieslamentaFy on the personal estate Of
AquiIa Burroughs, ST., laie Of said couniy,
deceased. All persons having elaIms against
the said decreased are hereby notified 20 exhib.
10 the same with the proper vouchers aifarhr6
thereto 70 the subscriber, on OF before Nhe
18th day OF jan. 1883, they will otherwise
By Law he excluded from the benefits Of she
said estate. All persons indebted 20 the de-
ceased are requested 10 make immediate pay-
meat to the Subscriber.
a. BCRROUG 8 Jr.,
ExecLtos.
July 70. Iss2-Cw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31

Here and TmaRa.
Plenty IS rain ~ last
SummeF eadn lo-asy.
Tbs meiaheholy days have come, and shn.
mer visitors are departing.
Ne. Nafhew = Pope Is having . dwelline
ut ~ On bis ios IN his village.
There win be a Challenge Tournament 4,
'Ssliey Lee, on Tuesdsy, Sept.
We understand that the Young men o. the
village will gise grand ball, next FRIDAY.
The new mail arrangement has gone into
sases.
4 cold wave struck shis nsIghborhoOd o
Tuesday last
The oyster seasoa vill open next Fsiaav.
Peaches, waisrmeloas and eauipIopes coz
time plentiful.
Ysnor says that we are 10 have one more
bot wave, after which shs warm weather viii
be over.
Squirrel shooting viii soon be In crdes.
PrOvideni housewives are now busy pre-
serving fruit.
The Oriole win begin on the 18th of next
month and continue three days.
Weare requested 10 state that there win be
. meeting in the Court House on SATURDAY.
next Coz the purpose Of organizing militia
~ company, eleciing oficers, etc.
The ball At Fsnwiek's Hotel, on Thursday
night last was well attended and was grand
success.
During The Festival for the benefit Of lhe
Catholic church IN this village an ornamenssd
china pIAie was len u the Hall. The owner
can obtain Il by calling at this Office.
There were l,09S voters registered In this
county al their August sitting.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31

EN4ANDN4e
The Rev. Father Paeciarini, who has spent
the past twenty years Of his life in the service
Ofhis church in this county, len here In Sat-
urday's Steamer for GeoEgetown, where BE-
viii remain few days, ana then 40 10 Ford
ham, n. r.. ~ which place he viii take up
his residence in the future. II Is understood
that the Rev. Father viii now be relieved Of
the more active duties ofthe priesthood, his adj
vaBeed age and impaired health making his
withdrawal from mission and other severe
labor a necessity. Our best wishes accOmpa-
ny Father Pacciarini TO his new home, where
we hope ne win find full Commitment Of
mind and experience an early restoration 70
good health. We believe we voics the feel
ings Of al who knew him in our county
when We say this much, and add, that his re-
mOVal from osF midss Is q cause 81 sincere
regret. =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31

Kate entertainments as ~. Jsseph's.
We publish elsewhere copious report Of
the proceedings and incidents Of the tourna-
ment had At 81. Joseph's church on the 22nd
OF August, inst. with an account Of the din
ner al the same place on the same day. The
purpose Of these entertainments was to obtain
funds % assist IN paying CT the debt on The
church. A correspondent, writing us since
The renOrt above referred 70 was in type, end
10 whom, by-the-by, We are indebted Cor pre-
seats Of delicious grapes and peaches, states
that S322. 43 were realised from these entertain
neents. The Colored Festival, held a week
earlier for the sAme obieet, paid in Sill 90,
making in ali, sass 40. This win enable the
Trustees 10 reduce the debt on the church 10
slsoo. Our correspondent asks us to thank
the good ladies Ct the congregation Cor their
valuable aid on The occasion, and also the
many friends from the outside who were called
there by the kind instrumentality Of the BeA-
Con, and adds, ''thank them, one and all, for
their substantial assistance. and rest assured
our dear Lord win reward them as they de-
seEve."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31

Scarcely any disease 20 which human
beings are subjected, Is 50 thoroughly dis
conrsging as Fever and eAgue. The Pc
riodical return Of alternate chills, feyers and
sweating, Is terribly depressing. Ayer's
Ague Cure is the only remedy known, Is Ger.
tain TO cure permanently. by expelliDg the ma-
Arial poison which prod uces the disease. II
aOes this surely, and leaves no III effect upon
The system.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31

ST. IEisoKs', Aug. -, Issa.
MessFs. Editors ~ thank ron Cor the kind
remembrance Of me in calling the farmer at
tsntion In your local column to my adver-
tiscment Of the McSherry Grain Drill. "a
knowledge Of Grain Drills - you say, ssnos
being among your strong points, yOu iOrbear
al expression Of opinion as % the merits Of
the same" win here say, that the Ncsher-
~ has been used in some portions Of our
county for several years with entire satisfac-
ton, and that the drill has been awarded the
highest honors In the world wherever exhihi-
ted. This season ne have made twO impog-
tans improvements and re are satisfied that
the 8rill has reached q point of perfection for
simplicity, durability and perfection in dissri-
buting both grain AID fertilizer. and am
authorized TO place the drill on exhibition by
the side Of any other drill in che market and
lst The farmer see for himself its points o. ex-
csllence. Twill say 10 ths people ofmy eoun-
q that we are no YAnkce concern, but a
wealthy manufacturer in Ohio and that We
warrant every drill We put out. l hare CON-
menced nay canvass for Sc. Mary's county in
81. lnigOs' districs With ilattering success.
Col. W. W.. W. Wood, 4. =. Taylor. W. II.
Raley and Others are buying and using our
drill. Indeeds % fars bare not met farm-
= that has not deciaed in favor Of the Nc
shsrzy when The late improvements have heen
made plain % him.
Youu yegy especially,
A Rrnnnr,n.ns
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FOR TUE LEGISLATURE.

nessrs. Editors Of Tie Beacon.-Wesnrv...
that II Mr.. A. BURROUGHS can - r..
vailed upon 20 become 3 candidate fox 4 So
n the next Legislature q Maryland. we -.
heve that e would make IN able rspresenan.
uve anu reaeet much credit 70 the oid com.
~ q ~. Aary's. In uamking this suggestion.
we peg leAveao say that Mr.. Burroughs I;
nct q man q great ahow. but Ne INV -
% possess mind superior 10 ti,a ruosf a. -.
and ne regard him IS nan az abilIsr- -.
o., Integrity and infuenrs.
Aug a, lss3. Cnarrsco.
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An unOceuPied dwelling belonging 10 DR..
Vim. s. BIakistons, situated in The Tn dis.
triei, was burned about o'clock On the even-
ing Of. Saturday iast This property oEigi-
nally belonged 10 Philip Howe. From What
ne can learn Of thefaess, We think Il vers
clear that the burning was the work Of =
incsndiary. We understand that strong sus-
Picions ara entertained o. the guilty party.
q to Be hoped that the criminal may b
brought 70 justice.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31

- ''Miss Ella Mudd, charming belle Of
Bryeatown, has been visiting Mrs. Desales
Mudd az the Centennial this week. IA 4 the
influx Of just such Msd(dl that lends attire
uyeness % our village. weally that's owig-
inal, too."-Pon 7obaece 7Smss.
Original we'shouId think il was. And
now five could find good-sized brick, we
should die happy
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31
EOTIUE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans CouBt Of Sc. Hhry's Coanty, Gef.=
Jaiy Q. 1851.
NRDERwD BIZ Che Court, fhag GemaKe
- Blackstone. Administrator o.
JOHN II. TURNER,
LATE ofSt Mary & eo., I'd ,mdecnased, afse IL
notice required BIZ las % the deceased'n erez-
iiogs 10 exhibit their claims and that ille san.S
BE publishe& once . seek for six suceessfsa
weeks IN ihe 81. MaTy's BxacoH.
Test: JonH 81 AnEEn.
Register Of wisIs isr 81. Nary e eoassr.
NOTICE.
I'm Pursuance Of the aasoTe order. hereby
give noiire that base ebminsd from ffa 80
phans Court o. ST. MnFys 3 eouniy, Mafyinas
isiters o. administration on the personal -.
-tsss ~ JOhn u. Tmrnsr. late q said epnnsy.
Decreased. All persoas having claims aea fass
the aid deeeused are hereby noii6sd 70 ex-
hiiii The same via the proper vouchsss 49,
taeised Iksreio 10 Ehe subscriber, On or i9leFs.
the b3tA dag Of Jan, 1888, they will oahss :
wise By Law he exrInded from ahe henesas 81
the said estate. All persons indebtd % de
&eeensed sre requested 10 maKc immedimte
paymenf % the subscriber.
GEO. 81 AKISTOxK,
Admjnislfnisr-
July r.. D8e1--ew.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31

NessFs. Camaiisr q Abel sold At trustees
sale on Tuesday last = tract Of land iE the Ist
district, called "AngeIis, !" containing 80 acres,
20 John W. wrighisOn for $42s and s'Prog
Hail." containing 30 acres, TO the same pur-
chaser for $20I.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31


The object of this enii Is 10 procnfr o.
cree Tor the resmle of eeglain real estate Or to
purchase money dme fhere0n ~ john T. la
gill. late o. s.. Nary's conntTs deceased
The priition states. that the eDmpIainans,
As lFasiee, sold said real estate - the sid
NagiIl GA Tth Of Seplesnber, lef5, for the
sum o. &339, and lhal said MegiII gsaid there
On ihe sum 0f S151 Sc. leaving . hnlanre 81
$lT0 81 due and unpafd, wifh interest from
said 1th September. 1875.
The pegiiiom fngghez states, That said John
p. Magill has departed this liie. Iearinw So
san Magill, James 5 Magiii. Th0mns VI. Mm-
gin, JnmeS r. NagfEl and c. SEdneF Nagill
as bis heirs AZ lar, q 8hom Che sa.i James
=. Maeill and James II MaeiII are eoa-resi-
dents Of the State of Maryland.
u l. thereupon, this 10Th day of August,
1882, ordered, thai the Compiainant, b.
causing copy of this order 10 be inserted In
the Saint MaFy's BgAcox, omce In each Of
four successive weeks three momfhs before
the 18th day Of yannnry, lNga Mim naaice
70 the gaid absent and nou-re1idnlsl 8elkn-
dants, Of the object ard suEesnnee ~ this Pc
tifioa and warn them 70 appear in this Court
In person, or By soIieilor. On o. before the
said 18th day o. JannarY, 1875. % answer
the premises, and show cSmse. n naV ahev
have. why deesee ssphI4 M pos Is
pEayed.
J.FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy-Test:
J. FRANK FORD,
AuO d. Ieaa--4w
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n On cas-, 8 pair q gola Eyeglasses, ons
glass cracked, between Absll'S wharf, Pafux-
eat riveg, and Leonardiown or hetweenI aon-
mpdsOwn and White Point Farm. A suitable
reward win be paid II leit nj lhis olIice.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31

Owing 20 want Of tfms and space, we have
z@en obliged 10 postpone until our next issue.
.sbe favor Of our ever wsieome correspondent.
CO..
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We ape auAlorfsea 70 stale, f.nt flbefe vii
be shrre [ay'sFarss over the LeOnardtosn
race e0uFBs, commanding on The 2srd " O.
SCber next. Fall par icalaFs EiFen ii or
uext.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Florence J. coprAge,
James e. Copnage
".
Edward L. Bapen et III.


In the Circuit Conrt forSf. Mary scounsy,
sitting IS : Court Of Equity.
No. 4b7 =. Z.
nRDERED this ] ith dag Of August, 1881.
- that the AndiEEir's Report. fled in Il. s
eanse, be ratified and eouGFmed, anIuss enuse
20 fheconsrary be slnw Il On 6S Before she 2nA
Monday ofSepf., 1884, presided q copy n
this order 20 pnhlishssd II the 81. Mary's BKA-
Co.'S once week fpF flFes successive weeka
PRIOR 70 the said 1mh Monday OF SeptembH.
J. FRANK FORD,
CIelk.
/ FRAxKFORD,
Clerk
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NOTICE.

A II. prrsons knoxIng ihemselves Indebted
a . ne mus can asd s-lils:
Aug 10, Issa-sf. = = AA"AA'OA-
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C0PAR9NgRSHR

an Co-paEtneFship In he practice o. medH
- cine has bees loFmedheaweem fhe mnder.
signed, which dates from fhe ia az Jannary~
1ssz. OHiee IN tie noom adjoining The new
Drag SteEe 81 EIargr spaIdini
a. JACK sPALDfNG. =
CHARLES COMBS,
Jan !, l6kz.
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MALARIA

Malaria Is an almost in
describable malady which
not even the most talented
physicians are able to faith.
ON. Its cause is most fire.
quently ascribed to local
surroundings, and there is
very little question, but this
opinion is substantiated by
facts. Malaria does not nee
essarily mean chills and
fever while these troubles
usually accompany it. Il
often affects the suffererwith
general lassitude, accom-
panied by loss Of appetite,
sleeplessness, q tired feeling
and a high fever, the per-
son afflicted growing weak
CT and weaker, loses flesh
day after day, until ne Be-
comes a mere skeleton, a
shadow Of his former self
Malaria once having laid iss
hold upon the human frame, the
door Of the system u thFowncpen
% neTvous diseases. The BODY
weak and enieebled ahsoFhs no
noaIlshment, but subsisting upon
Itself, the digestive organs nc
loager peTfoEm their knnctions:
theIiver beeomes torpid. and ether
organs falling % DO their routine
work speedily become disordered,
and dissolueioa and death are aps
% ensns.
In addition 10 being certain cure
for malaria and chills and fever,
Browns IRoN BrTTERs Is highly
recommended for all diseases requif.
ing certain and efficient tonic; es-
peciallyindigestion, dyspepsia, inter.
mittent fevers, want Of appetite, loss
Of strength, lack Of energy, etc.
Enriches the blood, strengthens the
muscles, and gives new life to the
nerves. Acts like q charm on the
digestive organs. It Is for sale by
all respectable dealers in medicines,
price, 81 per bottle
Be sure and get the genuine
BROWNS IRON 6ITTERs.
Take no other.
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Turn ThIs over and Read CareTuIIy.
'zsoGs xAOaa sia
'F,us0 so!ad asuIoJ-pIsk Iod -sls
Q - Gu!ld 10 zSOls slHus InO los gIIA GA
'owog0 On,
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Where Shall | Send ny BOY /?

nFomtA, Hnva Iamse and Momey 3.
send 20 Glenwood. Patrons say Best
and cheapest for bDys in Mnryland;" ssSix
months az Glenwood equivalent 70 two years
In other schools.n Natures method. Ere
AID hand tFAising. Home care and comforts.
Orr extraordinary address PROFESSOR
4. q. MATHEWS, "A. NJ, Glenwood, How
ard Co.. Nd.
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FOR TIE LEEfsLATTRE-

MesErs Editors-p1eHse announce tiIe name
Of Nr JOHN II. LEACH as an independens
candidate fiE . seat il the EOuse Of Repre-
seniatires of the Dszz Generai Assembly d
Maryland.
Po0a Msx AxD RxrvBEnAxs.
FsaEs. 1852.
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ROLAND
CHILLED PLOWS,

Every farmer In Maryland should ass the
~Boee@o." Tho Mouldboard q harder than
steel. They will do more WORK than any other
FLOW win tho same amount OF draft TheY
run level and easy 90 the plowman. They win
ec0up IN any soil. Having the reveFslblo alip
point. sloplng Landslide and chilled ahnron, they
cost ie1s for repairs than any other piOw On the
market. I@de In Baltimore. tho repairs can
manship. material and finish In Of the best.
There are fourteen sizes and kinda. and they
are suited 20 all kinds Of soil. Send f0T descrip-
tive circular.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
J. Simms Fealwiek
vB.
Roht. r. Bsrmes 4 others.

IN the Circuia CozE1 90 Sc. Mary's eounfy
sitting as = Coart Of Equity.
10. 4sI n. Z.
nRDERED this nh day Of August. 1891.
- thar the Auditors Report, 6ied IN this
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unlens cause
70 tise contrary be shown on or before the IL
Monday Of sept, 1852; provided . copy Of
this order be published I'm the 81. Mary q
BEAc0x, oare q Seek for three snccrssire
weeks PriOr 20 the aid frss Monday Of Sep
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Trae SopT-Test:
J. FRANK FORD.
Clerk
Aug. 10, Iss2-sw.
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HAFING obtained the services of q ceza-
- 7etent and skililnl blacksmith. / n
prepared 70 attend 70 hors< shoeinx. &c.
JOS a. DikL0W.