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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-09-02

Ss slIERlFF'S SALE.-THoMAs PILcHER
bDvs. liESWy SrlKrR by virtue OF an alias vcndiioni
eNponas to directed from the Court of Common Pleas
autIOn On
TUESDAY, TIE goth day ofScptcmber A. D.
1853 between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. and o'clock
r. NJ Of sad day at the iron, door of the Court house in
ST. CairSvIc, IN said county the following described
Real Estate 10 wit:-L0s Nos. ~ a. ~ in the town OF
New Castle Belmont County ONO.
Lot No. ~ appraised al SO.
Lot No. =! appraised al 500
JOIN e. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
sHERirr's OrrcE, August 23 lsJ3.-2e5.
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NJ NoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

! al my instance writ of attachment vA- this
day lssued BY william Tldha. a Justice Lt the Peace
ior kHkwo0d township belmont County, ONO against
the property effects Of sAmuel Rawley al Ahsr0ndlnu
debtor for the sum al seventy dol aud twenty ave
Cents. Dated August IS, ie5J JAMES MALONE
August 20, lSI1.-at.--pd.
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NHE BEES ARE WORKING.-And
Il STONE q THOMAS have collected a, the sign q,
he BEEHIVE, mo. IA Main ST., Wheeling mora
lelic aeles In the shape of SUMMER SILKS DeBAGEs'
tAhEGEs, TISSUES, DeLAlNEs, snAWLs, PAR,
NsoLS, etc. And some ofthem the sweetest In styIe
swell az the cheapest, and just suited 10 the tastes oi
W who are In want OF the latest style cf Goods az ver
.ow prices. Iuno 4 le,s
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-09-02

~ llERlFF'S SALE. -XACHARIAH DAILY
- vs.. J"hh DAILY ct AN PARTITION by vir;uc of
an order o sale 10 me directed from Court nl Common
rtas of hrlInont County ONO, at the Summer Term
Ne'eo ~ D. ls5J Will Offer for sale at public auction
TUESDAY, the Goth day of September, A. d.
r13 between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock
T. NJ. o said day the front door of the Court House in
~ tlairNle, ~ said county of Belmont the following
uSeruth hcal Estate TO wit Situate lying aud hcing IN
M'hdtowhslIp near tile MOutlo Pine Creek and about
Nn niles rom the ono River, in the aforesaid county
containing one hundred aud sixty acres of land more or
t'' II beg Tue North east quarter of section l0) Nine.
eon iownShiphvr 90 aud range three (3) The same land
nh, was purchased OF the General Government by John
aud Oliver Dunfne. r ~ '~
hso Iot No. III IN tho town OF Jac0lshurgh Belmont
County ONO, with all the appriuenances thercunto he.
longing.
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
SnERiFT's Orricr, August l!th 4. u. Is53.-Sg5O
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COmmerclAI LAW nnd politlcnl Econnn,r.
.,TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COIN

sTATE OF ONO, BELMONT COIN.
rf, ss.--ErsicE YoNLy VS. Jtsss YoN,y = C,nn,
VI tlommon Ploas--PeIiton for Divorce and Ali,na,y
Thesaid Jesse fonly s hereby notified thai on ,ha io
day OF July, D. 1852 petition was led in sa,d a",
,ne sad Enniee fonly against you, the Object an,
oi.au petition - Tor divorce aud Alimony Tn,
causes srt forth Ia said petition arc extreme eTuov
ioss neglect OF duty and that said petition will ie TO-
"arlnga'lhe September term OF said court, A, n ISSa
EtNIcE YONLY,
July %, is53.-6w. NV So''
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-09-02

ItALL AND JUDGE FOR YOUR
selves.-WuEAr & Cn,PnNE johhers of notions
and Fancy Goods, Monroe street, Wheeling, Va. We
would call the attention of merchants aud pedars
Spring stock, which receiving, consisting in part
Oh
$4,000 rolls Wall Paper of every quality;
1900 - Window Paper;
800 Velvet and common borders;
Il dor. Fire Board patterns;
Cotton and silk Hosiery Of every descriptions
Silk, cotton, and Lisle Thread Glovesi
Spool and Skein Thread;
Suspenders, Lace Goods, ETC.;
Note, cap, Letter and wrapping Paper;
School and Blank Books;
Hardware cutlery, combs, buttons;
Pins, Needles, hooks and eyes;
Zephyr worsted sewing silks,
States, stationery, brushesi
Perumety, gun caps, fishing hooks and lines.
Together with every small article kept by country
chants.
TT7Thcse Goods are laid in expressly for obhins and
viii lie sold al small advance for cash trade in hand
T7'The highest market price paid t0r rags. feathers
nax seed, ginseng, beeswaE woolon socks etc. in ox
change, or for cash, March p, 1862
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Too MANY OF THEM-aoo doz Silk

IL and Cotton hosery--fnr Ladies' and Gents. IS,
doz. Linen and silk iIdkis, 800 summer Hats.
Al bought under peculiar circumstances and viii le
sold 10 eiostl al less pfens Ihan you heore saw
them aud perhaps ever will again, Every body knows
or should Know, whe 70 they Gun luy the Cheapest.
Al STONE q THOMAS
July %, 1851 III Main g., whtelne
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-09-02
INSTRUCTION
Book ia ecpiug nv nouhI, Ir.,

complete practical course Of Instruction il aiv,n in
me arr OF keeping scientifically Double Entry Dook in
iho different departments of Trade. Com,urrrc ,,d
Mahui1o'ules c"hprchendng the best forms In u.c NJ
mnp ''o n's. 'mlhrh establishments engaged indvid
VI ADVERSE ~ the purchase aud sale Of merchandise nj
W"trat ana f'lail, importing and exporting on tbr,r
own aeenhW on commission ~ on JONI spcculation In
SSIunlns ftelulaOns ~ Stocks, Real Estate Ne Win
Scahnoatihg, Hank, Insurance. railroad and nnnL ~,
Agsn
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-09-02

book committee OF the Belmont County Teachers nsti
tute adopted by the Institute al lis Session in October,
1852:
Your Committee appointed to examine and
recommend Text Books, after having exam
incd such books as they could obtain, on the
various sciences, would recommend the udop-
ton of the following resolution:
Resolved, That the following named Text
Books be recommended Tor adoption into the
Public Schools of Belmont County:
McGurFEY's EoLEcTIC SPELLING Book AND
READERS:
RAYS ARGTHMETICs AND ALGEBRAs, AND
PINNEo's PRIMARY & ANALYTICAL GRAM
MARS AND ENGLISH TEACHER.
II. ID. MCCARTHY,
Chairman Of The 1Gu Book Committee.
All Of the books named in the above report he oh
tanned at the Book stores of =. GREsslSGER and j. H.
WILLIAMS, ct reasonable rates.
For particulars OF introduction apply TO
Il. &. ROWLES,
.4gent for The Eclectic Series, ChHieOtAe, o.
May q, le53,-ly,
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-09-02
COLDEN BEEHIVE sTORE-No.

NOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE.-No.
Mia MAIN sr. WHEELING, VA-sECoND STOCK
OF SUMMER GOODa--We are nov receiving our
second stock of sFAs0UABLE GOODS, comprisins
the LARGEST VARIETY, and some OF the
RICHEST AND CHEAPEST GOODS
We brought to the c.y. Having spent
time In the Eastern Msrks at this advance season.
and ouying with the CAsH, we have bough, many
styles OF goods as to he sheto sell them FAR CHEAPER
than ever before odUreG All We ask h aFAIR SHOW
aud we can convince ell who wish 10 buy that it their
Interest 10 purchase At STONE a THOMAa'
June 2, 1913.
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This is one of the numerous Cures of
ASTHMA which have been accred-
tied to Cherry Pectoral.
July 90, 1853.

ALBANY, N. v, April Il, 1913.
Dp. AVER, Lowell. DEAR SIN have for years beer
afflicted with Asthma in its worst iorm so that was
bligcd TO sleep my chair for larger part OF the time
being unable tn breathe on my bed. had tried grea
many medicines to purpose until my physician pre-
scrilcd as an experiment your Cherry Pcctoral.
At first II seemed TO make me wursc but IN loss that
week began to experience tue most gratifying relle
from se and now, in four weeks, tho disease Is en-
tirey removed. ! can sleep my he'd with cJmiu {
aud enjoy state ofhcalth which had never expected
to enjoy. GEORGE ). fHAkT.
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Mercantile correspondence,

mercantile Correspondence.
such exercises are introduced on this subIert n. NJ,
eMeuaied 10 impress business habits and renuiue I
shcSh sISle OF Correspondence upun the mind oT m,
auutl'i' as wen ~ ftmillari1c him with tommcrr ,n
irchltahes aud fhrascnlagy, Including pro fot ,sa
lhNo'''s' Account Sales, BIlls OF Exchange, ete.
Practical Penmanship.
One hour daily Is devoted In teaching A svst.m,,i,
style OF business writing, Combining freedom Will a
lhn'ourh command OF hand aud pen accuracy AnL rIc
ssnce WIN ease and rSpdy, aud perfect cg6ity "a MI
beauty OF construction, e' WV
commercial Law and Political Economy,
DAILY Lectures are given on these important In .ics
az connected win the avoCaiOns Ol tho bant m ih
operations oi oomlnoiss aud practical workinus of Il ada
onhFselng lhc subject of Partnership, PrincpaI anI
cent Negotiable Instruments, Sales Debts uar,, lies
Sei slso on tho laws OF Wealth. Currency oreign an,
domestic Exchanges, Credit Proht, Interest," Wage, In
weeks " ''s' '" "eN'
Terms Tor the Mercantile course si0
Expenses Tor stationary, Diploma &r Is
INSTRUCTION ncng given individually, applicants Car
\ knowledge of The ordinary English bra,ehes IN =,
'he requisite preparatory qualifications " y"
The husinesS acquaintance Of the Princin,I .u,h,..
MN 10 thurr assistance tO those wishing 10 nrosnre ~,
uations on graduating, " ''"'"'' sH
Good board can bo obtained m the civ A, rou, sa sf
10 $500 per week, " "' S>io'
Diplomas under seal are awarded the Graduate
'N'''' '0"s' 'oHN utNDRN, PTmeinal
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06
NO EHU vi lib T. G-R II =
RE LWTY.

ZONE onei come all 10 JOSEPH
" SCHUSTER'S cheap store, Mount
Olive, ST. Georges. He has just re.
turned from Baltimore with a new sup
ply CT Winter Goods. which he will sell
very low for Cash.
lie names some of his prices in part, as
an earnest of the bargains 10 be obtained
from him.. viz--Casineis, 25-very good
Calico, 81 10 ct..-French Bingham,
l2k cts.-Check. g cts-Bed Ticking,
cts.-Cap., l24-Ladies' Winter Mits,
81 cts.
Come and see him, and you will find
his goods lover than al any other store.
A large assortment of Ready. Made
Clothing, &c, &c.
JOSEPH SCHUSTER.
Dee. %, ls52-if'
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

We condense from the American. OF
Saturday, January the lst, the following
account OF the grain and Tobacco Mar.
ket -
GRAlN.-WheGt.-On Monday an
advance in prices was realized, and sales
OF good 10 prime Maryland and Virginia
reds were made at 1l5al1S cents. and of
whites al lISal25 cents. On Wednes.
day the sales of reds were at lIOalfG
cents, and of whites at l16al25 cents.
To-day we quote reds at llOaIIi or
lis cents, and whites at | Is 10 1876 cents
with very little in The market.
COrn.-The market opened on Mon.
day with sales Of white at 60a6l CENTS
and of yellow at 62a63 cents, and these
prices have since prevailed, including
sales today at 59a6l for white, and Ola
GO cents for yellow. Parcels not fit for
shipment sell from 40 to IS cents.
ToBAcco.-The lateness of the season,
The small stocks on hand for sale, and
the high rate of freights TO Europe, deter
shippers from entering the marker, and
we are without any transactions of mo-
ment. We continue former quotations.
viz: maryland Ground leaf S3.6Oa7;
frosted S3.25a4 inferior S4a4.SO; good
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06
EUROPEAN xRMANENTs.

A letter from Paris Of the 81 instant.
published in the New York Commercial,
says
"The military array of Belgium con-
iinues TO be greatly disproportioned, in
magnitude and expense. 10 her population
and exchequsr. Naples maintains an
army of upwards of hundred thousand,
with ten or twelve thousand cavalry.
Sir Archibald Alison assigns six hundred
thousand 10 Russia. and adds:
IS Fifteen hundred thousand are mar
shaled on the Continent, ready for mn,2sl
slaughter, and awaiting only $3.50
from their respective Cabinets against any
country which may have provoked 'neir
resentment.
Nevertheless we shall not SEE war,
nor slaughter, nor any such league. Ac-
cording 10 the same authority, tie trl-
umph Of the Emperor Nicholas on the
plains Of Hungary rendered him the un-
disputed master OF the Eas, OF Europe,
forcing Austria into q secret treaty, often
! sivc and defensive, that a, The convenient
season will open 10 the Russians The road
, to Constantinop!e.
! " Six'y-six millions Of men, doubling
every half century, now obey the man.
dates Of the Gear, whose will is law, and
! who leads people whose passion is con
quest. Europe may we'll tremble a. the
growth of power possessed Of such re-
! sources. actuaicd bv such desires, led by
such ability but Europe alone does no
comprise the whole Of the family o
mankind. The great designs of Provi
dence are working out their accomplish
ment by the passions o.! the free agents ::
which their execution has been entrusted
Turkey will yield, Persia be overrun BY
the Muscovite battalions, the origina
birth place OF our religion will be rescued
by their devotion. and as certainly as III,
Transatlantic hemisphere, aud the island
of the Indian sea, will be peopled by III
self acting passions Of Western democra
cy, will the plains of Asia be won TO tn
cross by the resistless armies Of eastern
Gespotism.'
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06

choose his teacher, 80 in kind, but worse
in degree. is the master who permits his
slave a license which all the promPiings
of his nature lead him TO abuse.
We saw, then. fet masters assume
manful a$ponsfbility-le them do their
duty with frmness let them choose a
good home for their slaves. where they
will he we'll worked, we'll clad, we'll fed,
we'll watched, and we'll whipped il they
deserve It, and let them compel the slave
to accept this provision let the refracio-
~ be dealt with in a summary manner.
When this cannot be done, Il is fer beiler
( far the slave that he should be sold ~
/ those who have too much regard for him
and themselves to permit him 10 Try AMI
take care of himself And ~e say TO
those who hire, combine and refuse 10
take q slave except from his master or
his makers agent. Better DO as ~e have
done. offer bounty Of five dollars q head
10 those VITO will not consult their slaves.
There is not q farmer or house keeper
or manufacturer or tradesmsn or nechsn-
!. &c in town. who wauld<not hQd it 10 his
interest to DO 50. Concert 10 that eiflct
especially in cities, can easily be ar
ranged when men SET 10 work about IT.
And we hope, though we feel it 20 be
, B2ains, hope, tina. they will do so and
remedy his great and growing evil. HAD
; we not deemed il such, we had not writ
ten these remarks. We have been adj
, vi,ed not to do %. eve vii! shock PEG
, pla," saw some Kind friends; "~e ri.
, iniure the Planter" To this, ate
; weighing it carefully, and in the spl'I
{ which dictated the admoni,on, we have
only to say that the thing is an evil. tx
: is:ing among us, not TO be concealed from
: ourselves, or not worth conces!lng from
: any body el.e. I, requires a remedy, sn'
{ if We are 10 suffer- because we ventur
, to prescribe for villa. comes strictly withi'
oar prov .n-e, be it so.-Whateve other
may DO, we will do our duty.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06

MONUMENT TO Henry CLAY.-It is
proposed 10 erect monument to the mem
ory of this late distinguished patriot and
sia,e.man. over his remains in Lexing-
tor, Ky. We perceive by the Washing.
ton papers that a large number OF mem
bers Of Congress Of both parties have
co operated for this purpose, and in a
published circular recommend the matter
to the active consideration Of the whole
nuioo
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06
Notice 10 Creditors.

N Office Is hereby given that ihs
~ subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Cour; of Saint Mary's county !,
in, Mar! land, letters of administration on
the personal estate Of John K. Iieck.r.,
late Of said county. decreased. All per.
Sons having claim, syains, the said de-.
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibi, lac
sa me, with he proper vouchers thereof.
to The sub.critcr, on or before the 93.i
day OF June next; otherwise they will be
excluded by law fron all benek, Of tho
'aid estate. Given under my hand this
SD day Of December, 1882.
THOS. J. STONE.
December %. 1852.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06
Communicated.
YOUNG GENTLEMEN or THE
WORLD.

w ~ NI@S.
NOTHING 10 more Disgusting TO a sensi-
bic man than one Of these " silk stock
ingsd," ''doubly reGncd.-, YOUR. gsatls.
men. In every town, village, or neigh.
borhood, you may see them, dressed as
you might expect from an uncultivated
mind, filled with nothing but self and the
importance Of dress. If i, should happen
that he is a resident Of the country, his
horse is what chiefly occupies his atten-
lion. To boast Of the fine appearance Of
his horse, and the opposite of others-the
immense amounts spent upon it, and the
high price he gave for it's his chief
delight. II his Income be insufficient 10
keep up such an appearance, (Which in
course Of time must be) he resorts to
gaming or some other worse practice, and
thus obtains for time what will make
himself Of importance to himself, and de.
ponds upon his relations for his necessary
demands.
And TO say that he has worked is an
insult to him, and woe be 10 him who re-
proves him for his conduct. From day
TO day, he lounges about, edifying his
companions upon the fashions Of the day
-how such a person dresses-what a
line horse he rides, and such like enlisht.
ening conversation. He, in defence of
his own conduct, shows what a fool a
man is TO work when he has relations 10
support him how necessary fine clothes
are TO the importance Of gentleman, and
of what a little value is an education.
The student who sees the importance of
education, and strives 10 acquire il.
whose moral powers are aroused and at
work, who sees the vanities of worldly
things, and looks TO the future or who
is endeavoring TO- rise from the surround.
ing dross, and build himself a name: or
striving 10 accomplish something for the
good of man by performing his part in The
great work assigned him, laughs at The
shallow philosophy of this man, though
booted at and scorned for his conduct.
At church, they place their im2ortan,
selves in some prominent position, where
they can be seen, and respond above all
others, setting fine example for their in
feriors, AMI making as much noise as
their dignity will permit, so as to attract
attention 20 their own department and
dress.
Others throw themselves into an EASY
posture, and remain either sleeping
'hro ugh the service, or splitting tobacco
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06
NEW GOODS
for the Fall OF 1852.

GPALDlNG & greenwich are
- now in receip, Of one Of the largest
and most desirable stocks OF goods ever
offered for sale in any country store.
They name, in part,
FOR LADIES WEAR:
Medium and wide black silks, hne de
lanes, cashmeres, poplins, regent silks,
gingharn7. prints, .ha~ls, white Swiss
and hook mu.'ins. lin@n cambria hand.
kerchiefs, hosiery. gloves, Swiss and
cambria edgings and insertings, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR:
Fine black and Hue cloths, low
priced ditto, heavy black and brows
ditto for overcoa:s. doeskin and oshaI
black and fancy cassimeres at fromLo
cts. 10 S2.75, black satin, silk, mail
les and cashmere vcs,ings, haDnose'
gloves, woollen shirts and wers'
ready.made over and busin< coa's'
silk and cotton umbrellas, &,
1900 yards Of carpeiingI 's''ou:
prices and qualities, 10 Leacneo ano
brown sheetings, Irish s' anon 'cf
pillow cases, bleacI'ed M I'm" "a; IVY pair
of fine and coarse shgI pal! OF wa
ter-proof boots, 36 nns cry mace
ditto, and ladies' S .s';.L Gity-maoe
oTo.s anu s.oe Hardware, Queens.
suPP.y 81 Iedicines, Paints, DruRs
a'' u'oc will be sold as low an
&c. 90 81, =. Tght at retail in the city
81 s.i,;-oT Call ard examine before
eoing The sept 30
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06
l. \ y D ON &C A d r NY.
MIIET RH ENS'TzTCTs..

~ ~SAs 4 liHSAk'
"ilIS Institution, delightfully."- situated
Il near Urbana, Frederick county.
Md, three mics from the lgam+villn
depot of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road, and Immediately on the stage road
leading from Washington city TO Freder.
lex, is now in fnlI operation. The !oca-
ton is proverbiaily healthy-the buildings
commodious, and the rooms large and
comfortable. The course Of slu"ies en-
braces the English, Latin, Creek, French,
Spanish and German languages, Nathe,
mates, Natural and Moral Philosophy.
The military exercises do not interfere
with the academic duties.
TERMs.-For board, tuition, washing,
fuel, lights, and servants attendance
$50 for the session Of ten months.
Circulars containing particulars may
be had on application TO the Principal a,
Urbana. Frederick county. Nd.
Dec. 23d.-6t.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06
Notice TO Creditors.

n Office is hereby given that the
" subscriber has obtained from .ha
Orphans Court Of ST. Mary's County, in
Mary letters Of administration on The
personal esist" Of Cornelius F. Kirby,
late Of >ail county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceasrh
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
with the proper vouchers thereof, 10 the
subscriber, on or before the 23i day Of
June ncx:. otherwise they may be az.
Guided by law from all benef, Of the sail
estate. Given under my hand this 231
dav Of December, 1852.
RICHARD l.. SUTTON, Adn'r.
Dec. %, 1852
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06

common a. 75a5.2s; broSn S6a7.s0 and
fine brown. So. A carefsl estimate OF
the stock in first hands, made today,
represents the quantity to be a. follows:
Maryland, including Ground leaf, 500
hhds.5 Ohio, 1000 hhds-: and Kentucky
and Virginia, 400 hhds.-totaI $500
hhds. The inspections of the week are
1ss hhds. Maryland, and lss hhds. Ohio
total 30S hhds. 9
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06
Dee 23t. 1852

HOUSE SERVANT ~ ANTrD.
FFIuE advertiser wishes 10 purchase.
l. for Ter own use, god female
-.,vaa,-one who IS q good house servant.
wsshcr and i~onrr. ANY per.on having
G servant Of ;hi, description who esn
come further recommended as to DISPOSE
ton and character can procure for her
desirable home. To be not over 80
wears agc-a married woman preferred.
The highest cash price given for one
who may suit. Apply 10 Mrs. CArH'.
srxE MoseAS, Union Hotel, Leonard
Town. Dec. 9-lm.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06
5t.A1arp's BEACON
LEONARD TOWN, md.
DEATH OF THE Hos. WIN. R. KING
THURSDAY MORNING, JAMS. 1888.

vIcE-PREsIDENr ELECT OF U. STATES.
With deep regret, we announce the
lasth Of the Hon. VIM. r. King, the
distinguished vice president elec, Of the
United States. We could not ascertain
the time or particulars Of his death, but
there is no doubt the report is correct.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06
srABLER>s GOOD MEDICINES. Z

SFABLERS GOOD MEDICfNES.( :
The surprisingly beautiful style in which
these articles are put up call forth the
encomiums Of all who have seen them,
and this is a certain indication that they
have been prepared with an unconanon
degree Of skill and care, ard all whYsse
them can feel a-ceriainty Of their excsl-
lence for the cure Of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, and early stages Of Consumption
and DiarrhGa.