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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-01-01
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thrown to you in the sea of trouI,Ies tbot
threatens to engulf you ladies in it's dnnaer-
lraught waves, so to speak, and one hat
Will float you over their threatening cresta
with perfect safety, is fonnd in DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, You make a DANGER
Gus mistake if you do not seize and make use
distressing ailments peculiar to vorr sev
styled " female complaints" for it is a guar,
anteed cure for each and every i'll of the kind
The only medicine sold by druggists. under n
positive guarantee from the manufacturers,
OF satlsf1etlon III every case, or money re-
1unded- Read guarantee on bottle-wrapper.
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NEWSPAPER LAWS.

1. Any person who takes paper regular
ly from the office-whether directed to his
name or another's, or whether he has sub
scribed or not-is responsible for the pay
ment.
2 If person orders his paper discontin-
ued, he must pay all arrearages, or the pub
fisher may continue to send it until payment
is made and collect the whole amount, wheth-
er the paper is taken from the Office or not.
g. The Courts have decided that refusing
to take newspapers and periodicals from the
postofice, or removing and leaving them un-
called for, is prima tacie evidence of fraud.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-01-01

Birds stand between beasts and
reptiles, but are widely distinct from
both. All beasts possess, as we
possess, warm blood, but the blood
of bird is warmer still, and thus
birds differ greatly from reptiles, i'm
spite of their possessing certain
structural characters i'm common
with that cold blooded class.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-01-01
CONFEDERATE
UNION


DIAGRAM OF POSITION JUNE 30.
lin, acted as rear guar Our corps at the
James river end was lie Fifth Fitz John
Porter, and between lat and the Sixth at
the Swamp, lay the 'ourth, Second and
Third, under the genell command of "OId
Bull" Sumner. SumRr's line faced stra-
logically west toward series of roads lead
ing from Richmond ito the road so i'm
portant to our army
Down those Itic-+sssAA-g Itiic-+sA- gs-ssualauSs4.-c -c4-Gtea
crate columns were ander Lees
personal direction. TBRtgsp column, un-
der Gen. Magruder, vas . join on to
Holmes at James rivfr. The center col
umn, under LOngstret, hs own corps
supported by y. p HIS light division,
about 10000 strong, iItendel to cut into
McClcllan's center alonI clearing known
rs Glendale, and another column, under
Gen. lluger, was to form andattack on the
curved gap between Iongsreet's left at
Glendale and Jacksons right on White
Oak Swamp. Stuart was loose between the
Swamp and James rive' on the east.
The impression in Les camp seems TO
have been that large Par1 OF the Chlou
army lay around Glendale ana hofth OF IL
toward the Swamp, and me orders We're Ihat
LOngstreet should open the alIach aC uleh-
dale and on the sound OF ms sIShal guns
Huger should attack on his 'front.' and
jackson take up his e8d on the Union
rear. In McCIellan's camps the move
ment was anticipated, anu Une culGl NE, gave
instructions to Sumner to malt at Glendale
until further orders and to FRANKLIN TO
defend the passage of White Oak swamp.
An order to Summer to halt his troops at
any point was equal to an order TO dlS
graves for them there if necessary. AS for
Franklin. | served under him at this time
and will simply quote Gen. Scott's com
ment when he learned Of his appointment
"Franl,lin, eh?" said the old veteran. Al
WAYS readyl Never too fast, never toe
slOwr'
Smiths division of Franklin's corps was
ot tbe White Oak bridge and Slocum's on
the curve between Smith and the right di
vision of Summers line at Glendale. This
brought Slocum opposite to Huger anc
smith to Jackson and Hill. At noon there
was no sound along the swamp louder thar
nm Insects hum. but an hour later the re
zion was awakened from primeyal silence
by a terrific cannonade. Jackson hat
reached the bridge and planted some thirty
cannon to command it. One brigade G
Smiths men lay exposed to the heights
beyond the swamp, and this line and th
headquarters. which were in farm nous
nearby, received the force of the fire. Th
shots tore great limbs from the trees ant
threatened to stampede the troops and ami
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-01-01
STONEWALL NOT IN 1T.
HIS ARMY BLOCKED OUT OF A
GAME OF WAR.

Decisive Day of Battle on the PENN
suIa in 1S62-The Union Gen. franklin
Holds jackson at Bay While Mcclellan
Wins His Point.
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L. III. MILLER,

SURGEON. gxaduate Mont
real Veterinary College, Honorary Fellow
Montreal Medical Association, Veterinary Sur
geOn to Shelburne Farms. Calls promptly at
tended Office, Ito Church Street,
BURLINGTON, Vt.
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Orders for these papers must come
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In order to have your papers com
mence promptly, give this attention
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f.. f. FOSTER.

DRACTICAL UNDER TAKER. Finest goods
l. the market affords. Ice box and embalmer.
MORRISVILLE. VT.
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w. NJ. SMITH,

DEALER IN Italian and American Marble
IL all kinds of Granite; Monuments, Head
stones, Tablets, sc. Cemetery work neatly ex-
ecuted orders promptly filled.
CAMBRIDGE, VT.
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MANUFACTURER and dealer in all kinds of
Ltk Marble and Granite. Work Guaranteed
as Good and Prices as Low as any in Vermont.
Portland Street. WORRISvILLE, Vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-01-01

EN-. ROBERT E.
LEE, in his Off
cial summing up
of the results of
his celeb brated
campaign against
, McClellan's army,
!, k nowH as the
Seven Days" bat
tleA.June 257July
/, 1&2), very dis
tinRy expressed
y -; J.. uas,I ~.
a creful reading
bet'een the lines
of is report dis
pOyrS now and
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BUSINESS CARDS.
T. j. HOLBROOK, M. D..

DHYSICIAN & SURG EON. Office at my for
i mer residence on Pleasant 1t.
MORRISVILLE, VT.
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/. NJ. GEORGE & CO..
C. w. DOTY.

T.. III. BUSHNELL, NJ. d.
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Al JFFFERSONVILLE. V
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V, w, ,JEWETT.

DEALER IN Wagons of all kinds; one and
IL two horse Lumber and Express Wagons,
Buggies, etc. Iron work and repairing done to
order; also Horse ShOeing. Give him call.
MORRISVILLE, Vt.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-19

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farmers azE3 pf4z.z3 Ct Azne ArzzzeI
cDGzxv % rla1E yo1r rexzs1r MArylzz6
lE4[, then tzke II M5slEscnaI are and rry
he sszzszzrz var5efsez dare sag ne one
zcrg C 6Ee cure1 tohmcrO VIII hrznG mcrE
tk4z 1crz C fhe cd vzs1EEy az-c1re1
BeeeHer ha1 q cog aud &c E11nd 6 harking
g as5Ie swo weeks zfhEr he sgzl-rsi Lad
EFF HAS Ike rs xrmerz Ct MzrTiznd
Il Azne ArznseI e11nrE there oCghE q he
. so6aeec zrows<z' 4zscsia<scn. and = ygzr
sUh-aIIiazcss vo1 skI5uE arpcf1x commit
Les - dea1 with The szkiec&
EzTATEz sE0ELD LII DIVIDED
We uzzs dzTs5s IL ezszszz- The cid
farmers made q mistake u sendag saeir
boys away - The GssY O. cur WsS Wien
. BOY xeEs "a locking &C neEE1hCr dAzgh-
ter, NOUNS ks horse And rides EEEF G1Er
ker, say - him - cums 1--we EzZht here ca
TIE homestead You take rhaz seexicE Ct
hand FL bGiId Eou house and yu1 can
ssfsie down where NJ advice can Dc gwen
- ycE- II We adsrE mrr1ve6 methods
ne can rasAe GO pCurGs q eDhaecD -
ne acre instead Il go pCund& The cid
farmer can then st CO hiz EunE porch and
dream II Prosperity
~L0ck AZ Virginia They my down
yerder j. ne rsG3e Of emigrzE1n- There
ant any tide. Ftz only . god eiazs of
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dawn there and developed The native sner-
" Of the reOple-"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-19

McnG3ay, March 18th, rsgl- The March
Term 1f the Circuit Court t5r tins County
Segan s1-5ay with their E5nCrs, Chief
Judge Briscce and AsE0ciane Judge Crane
urun he bench. James T. Parsons was
selecred ty the Court a. Foreman Of the
Grand Jury The J4ries were then drawn
By the Clerk and the Grand Jury was
charged By hrs Homer J1d1e Briscce. The
Appearances Docket was then called and
the preliminary call Ut the Trial Docket
made and judgments entered IN uncpnhest-
cd cases. Under the new rule recently
adopted by the Court the first day Of the
term instead Of the second, rs herstcfbre,
IL the day for hearing appeals; therefore.
A. the c0nciusiCn CT the preliminary call
Of the Trial Docket. the Appeal Docket
was taken NJ and the following cases dis
posed Of NJ. L, Jefferson L. and Lewis
T. Clarke vs. State Of Maryland Appeal
from Justice r T. Hammetr. Appeal dis
missed by agreement upon payment Of the
costs by appeiless. MesErs. Holmes for
appellees and Hammetr for State. No. 9
appeals, passed. No. 3 appeala, VIM II
Herter. vs.. j. Warren JarhCe. Appeal
fSlm Justice 10 p Moran Submitted
70 the Court and iuIigment reversed
MesErs- Morgan for appellant, and Combs
for Appellee. No. appeals, Wn- Sheir-
burn W state Of Maryland Appeal rum
Justice Carpenter Pending this case the
Court adjourned for the day
TUESDAY March 18th The only case
disposes! Of to-day wa Nc. appeals, VIM
Shsirburu u State Of Maryland This
was case under the Act Of 1890, prohibit
ing the catching OF fish n the Wicomicn
river on the C. Mary's cnunty site, with
rap or pound, by non residents Of the
said county Under 4 molten IL Guash
the writ issued By the magistrate, under
which The sppeilee vas brought before
Justice Carpenter and fined, the cnnsEieu-
lCnaIitY Of the law vas attacked by. ccuu-
sel for Mr.. 5heirturn upcu the grounds ::
first, that the law was II cnntravenrirn Of
the privilege OF free fishing guaranteed To
The cif1zens ot tbs state By the ConatitTI-
ton thereof, and, secondly, that the Wi
ccrnico river WIS not such 4 tributary OF
the Potomac river, within the limits Of Ct
Mlry'5 CCuacY, ~ IN described IN the Act
The Court ovgTrulest the n1D1ion AID sIs-
riines. the consrlru1ionalIrY Of the law, de-
Gliding that the state had power a. reguIate
the privilege Of fishing, and that 81 much
0f the WlEDnicD river a. extended from
the nllacle OF the stream a. the st Mary's
WIS within the waters IT SC. MarY's shore
counEY n the meaning Of the act The case
WIS submitted a. the Jury who rendered a
veniict OF Guilty. The counsel for aupeIlee
entered q motion n arrest Of ildgmenr
Messrs. Ching, Eolmes and Wilmer for
appellee and HaEnmett for Stale Tie
Court then adjourned for the day
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Correspondence OF the Beacon J

Mesars. Editors 1T il with pleasure that
I Can chronicle you an account Of an
entertainment given Shruve Tuesday
night by the, coiored people Of St
LnigO's district tlr st MichaePs Church.
The affair was gotten up for the purpose Of
raising money "a buy 4 carpet for the
Sanctuary and veil and wreath for tie
statue Of the Blessed Virgin Well, the en-
tertainn;ent proved, despite the Indictment
weather, 70 be gr1nd SUCCESS, consider
ing the few who were able to attend On ae.-
cnunt Of same. They raaIized enough to
get very handsome carpet and very
nice veil and wreath 7 think there -
great credit due the managers, who
shew - much vim aud energy in uuderta-
king ID make this 30 much needed GDna-
ton ID the Church and feel sure that the
entire congregation twhse and cnlcresil
Join me IN congratulations and thanks for
the same The MANAGERS were, jeff Lang
Ley and wife, Thns. Butter and wifa, Noses
Bsunstt and Columbus smith. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-19

Persons who suffer from Rhcunnrisn
want tanlsttSaEtS relieE Z is not snough
that the pain should be saseE, and the ap-
petite be increasesl- Anything short OF a
cure Is only exchanging torture. The pei
s5nDUs acids IN the biond, which Is the d.
rect cauae Of rheumatism, ara Immediate
" and effectuaIly expelled by DR. Drum
mond's Lightning Remedy Where II fails
u perfi2rrn \ eurer the price Is refunded.
II the druggist cannot furnish iE, the reme-
dy VIII be sent prgpai1! 70 any address en-
receipt Of price, i've dnilasz, DrummCnd
Medieine Co.. ~ 81 Maiden Lane, View
York
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-19

THE OLD PIONEER"
Established tsT9J
The IHERICAN FARMER
Nearly MaEf . CsnEssy maasr sha samss
aR38a%s1s0e-

Devoted 10 FARMING, STOCK EATs-
ING, FRUIT GROWING, MARKET
GARDENING the DAIRY, TIE POTL-
TET-TARD, ETC, gsc-
Special Attention il pa.d 10 Fer-Iizsrz
AAEurez, ineIEting rhosG Il eGmmerce lnd
The farm
Reports CT Representative Farmerz
Clubs are . aGrabie feature q Ia azvIe.
IN HOME DEPARTMENT n fled
with charming rsadIng and practical sux-
Zssf10ns fer the ladies' Il the hoszzehoId
The most eompgsenf, successful ard gx-
perlgncge men AMI women have charxr IL
the several cepartmenfz
No Farmer "a the AEt=arle States. from
Delaware q Georzsss:: sra ggg5rd 70 k ri1a~
9ae this odd AMI reliable advertiser and
rude On farm work.
THE AMERICAN FARMER IL ruh-
lls4sfs4 t1raes snSgy BaOECA, On the first ant
Atnt L a beautifully Erinted en- 6ne
white paper, in c.ea- type sL80 q year
To any enc sEasiHe club II five, Al extra
cnpy viii be senE free.
SANL SANDS & SON, Pl5lzisr
Baltimore, Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-19

The certainty Of an action vii iaGAIlibl y
prove the cert1inty Of - actor The road
near BIga GgH has been repaired su11ici-
entity well hsr vehicles 70 pass without
much Inconvenience, and Mr.. AuzEin L.
Adams Is the gentleman 10 whcm the Ea-
Vglin1 public should be thankful
Despite the rspured scarcity rf money
the crlCrgd settlement near 70 anf north
east u the Pine has sAkgn boom, and
several neat cottages Ara IN course Of con-
srr1sfior- With Few exceptions, The col
orsd class u Ct Inigc's district are indus
tri0us and economical, which IL cpmmen-
tabie Il them
We fear tEaAs migran7ry birds viii meet
IN aggressive and inPIacabie he The en-
szing Spring. The English Sparrow .
here IL considerable numbers, and - f&F
they seem 70 cDn-rDl things 70 suit them
selves Even robin red breasts, our AL
Lhe-year- round friends, are nnC secure from
their attacks.
The buds Of the dog-wood, osherwise
known - Towering Cornell, Are giving
signs that they VII bloom Il Al early day.
Il L a commonly received opinion that
Whenever the flowers II this tree make
their Appearance r0ckfsh begin 10 run
Although 10 plogghing has been done,
farmers have not been idle. Fencing and
grubbing have been extensively engaged
in, and compost beds made Our practi-
cal farmers make the principal part Of their
Of much Of their SUCCESS in raising good
crops-
Bad cDIds are prevalent The chief
cause 80 physicians say Il our heated
rooms and vitiased air Il may be re-
marked without mourning censure, that
the general nizappreheusiou Of the theory
Of catching cold frequently produces the
evil sought 10 be avoided
Hard times and bad rnnds are every day
expressions Really contsntment IL q Jew
Ell: and we Ike the story OF the honest
Jack Tar, who, upoa breaking a arm by
. fAl! from the mAinnast, told his enu-
-ades, it was great mercy that L WIS not
his neck
Mr.. Louis Eve, Of Switzerland, is visit
ing friends hereaboUt He intends "a re-
turn 1t an early day.
Some tobacco and poultry are being
shipped 10 Baltimore.
Our home market is active. Fresh beef
and pork sell readily NJ reasonable figures.
Sweet potatoes retail 1t 800 per bushel;
Irish, $50 ditto; butter from 90 "a 25 cts.
per ID; eggs u cents per dozen, and fish,
perch and cats" frum Is 70 IS cents Der
bunch
Rev. Mr. Chapman delivered instructive
sermons e. St Mays Church and Ridge
Chapel 18th Instant Miss Sweeny, music
teacher st the Seminary, Is the organist
There was Mass II St MichaePs on the
same day.
There i some demand for wood, princi-
pally pine, which brings Sa-25 per cord
delivered.
L certain individual Of this section, the
Coryphaeus IT the knowing ones, asserts
that the current Spring viii be 4 rainy one
Hope, - We view il, Is the desire Of some
good attended with At least the possibility
Of experiencing It. We therefore hope 70
experience 4 Spring which viii cenduce
- the interest Of the farmer and aborgr-
AZzANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-19

Mr ]. Thcnzs Parsons = s,r~uan ofsae
y rand Jury
Ar Patrick -. Ruszen II tke Gr~at
Mis- neigh 9oralssl. q asrfrs sark
Ex.Tn.sv- Se,,..s. -. a. :,
y,,., $3.50, -. - -
here.
-cm-s nv
~ -. "a, g. z-...s.-- - = =
=. p.--.
r. -
80 -. .----,--.-s -
~all l.-.azl.llH-E L112rIis =
~ EN.'A-s11E -a@
: Ss=-----4 ~ -11 nc
'~e-'-1 ~l-1 Pe0ple- II ~A
* - -.A zl---'-ElaS ssEn u C1oE' h'E
EeA1S-
Ma Virginia ConbE. Of the second
1''s111C1 HAA rel1EHs-s1 no2 ForI worm
L~1Aa ~nere sne las rs=i1-ed nr sonae-
-I-1e EAs~
On aud 1f1gr Monday, he Esr3 Insr4 &C
On early pasengsr EzaIn VII leave Ne
Gainesville n 8. l. n, cnnnecrng a
Scand S1e ~I1n ne % TAN On ne
F0V's ~E--A HE
Saturday last, m cid tenA1E house On
Mr. J. Lewis Mdhurn's farm, near Valley
Lee, was burned The house WIS flied
with pruEinder- The fra ID thoughs 70
40sS 1'sn -is "OrA u IN LncsnAsaY-
Efsien brus. have Just sold apr Lgna1as
Bshanaa, che hcgshead Of nhaccc, mixed
'cr sl1-8u Per hundred nor W. G. HenGer-
E1n, three head Of beef cattle for sal.n;
Tor Kew. Mr.. Chapman, one calf for sl3.l2
Hon. c. c. Marr,uter. Prince Gecrge,s
candidate for the Chief Tu1igeshis ncmi
aatscn. was IN a,wn N1nday AMI Tuesday.
de II Al aifabie gentleman and tavorahiy
impressed Al with whom he came N con-
act
The failure Of the tariff rsfyrra speakers
70 ulaferiaIize was 4 treat disauuointnent
u the large crowd IN town TUESDAY. The
Gentlemen who had the call for the meeting
publ shed ara II no WAYS RESPONSIBLE for
the nou-arrendance OF the oran5rs.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-19

OF TIE Sorta a the Everglades Gf the
south druggists are being beziegsd By geo
pic win every shade Of RhezmaEsn- in
curing asout Dr.. DrummcnG's Renes3y :
VIII Is cure meg' And the druggist
points - the TACT TIA: ne DrumncnG
Me,.iciue Co, $50 Maiden Lane, View
Ysrk. 0ssr ! reward Of $500 s1r case
their remedy VIII not cure Th4s kind of
answer s saEisfyinz. and The sufferer plAnE
down five dollars and goes hone Azt >
cured Not only relieved bot CURED.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-19

Dir. T. CanAeld Jenkins. Secretary Ct
tie Maryland State Alliance. authorizes
wIliet-s viii deliver an a5dr=ss a Leon
artDWn, Thursday, March 2srh, IsgI
Other prominent speakers are szPeEtet
The National Lecturer vii come via Ne
chaniczville ant tAs sub-Aniance Of that
place viii receive him Hzndhalz vii De
distributed a. socR ~ pozsihle