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UPPOISONING.m

thousands OF parents who Vernifnge composed o
Castor OIL Caloel, &C., are aware tha. while they
appear TO benefit the patient they actually LAYING tht
foundation for series of disc ases such as salvation
loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the o
IiObensacks Medicines which we ask the attention
OF all directly interested in their own as well as thei
Chdrens health In Liver Complaints and all disorders
arising from those OF bilious type should make use o.
the only genuine medicine Hobensack's rs Liver Pills.
IL 7" BE not deceived but ask for obensscks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor. J. N. oBENsACK. as none
else are genuine.
The attention OF our readers 10 called to the adver
tisement of d. T. CowEs ESQ.,, agent for the Protection
Insurance Company. Thetrue theory and practice Off
surance is in few words very correctly stated and w,
readers avail themselves OF the adys,
tagcs, offered by this old and wetried Institution.
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S00 lbs Potash, and 500 lis sal soda-iust receive,
cOO and for sale by JAMES ". COLLINS
ST. CI8iisviiie March %, 1853
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State Of Ohio, Belmont County, ss.
Court Of Common plcas-In Attachment.

CVUT Ut NUIIiIIIOI 7 Itds--IN NLidCNlnpHt.
Wadde & Ball, THE said defendant x his cred
". i,0rs viii take uG;iCc. tha, on
James Lawheah) the :th day Of January. l-jl. the
piantf sued out writ OF Attachment against the eff
ttfs oi the defendant nomre>ife8t debtor core John
H. Johnson Justice of the Pescc. aud the said
county. Calming the OF s!. and that afterS ards
suCh proceedings werr ha that Il. & ". Mli;er credit
ors o!the defendant led their csn for Sl3jIa e:ors
The SAID Justice aud that consequence thercofthe aid
Justice certified his proceedings thi- court 8, the
Spring term i-3 according law and that the said su
is now pending IN the said court.
March II, J3.-Gw. j. II. UEATON Clerk
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Georgia brought large a.
mount of specie. The markets were sener-
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

'HE UNDERSIGNED ADMlNfSTRA-
TOR Of tie rsiato Of Evan Romans, VIII oder for
sale on Ssiufdsy The 9th day NJ hprH, ~. 1859 upon
h. premises Tie followi Ing real csis,e 10 wit leins part
o We south west quarter Of section No. a. Township No.
10 Of Range Of lands sui ect TO sslo al seubenve
Uho containing @ssres, subject 10 the dover ~ Julian
hpmehs, uerein aud beng The same premises upon
winch the said Evan HOfnsns deed last dweit. said
premises are situated In the west end of Iinshiug town
shp aud sDui one nile south of Iumpreys MIL
rsleto commence At 10 o'clock on ssd day when the
'ns Of she VIII he made known The premises are an
Wsi"d Al $3.50. HiRRl-ON ~. ROMANS,
March ~, 'j3.-N Admir-. Of Evan Romans, deed.
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~ OTICE.-As an amendotOry tax law was
passed w The Legislature Of ono The ifth dag
oi this present month Nafcb) different from tie Orner
law, IN regard 10 several enumerated teens 'of taxable
property, the TowSsiiP Of Belmont County
viii meet at the Auditors Office IT. Clsirsve on Phi
day tie sh Of April 1sJ3 for the purpose Of eranninr
We provisions Of said law aud adopting uniform uu
oefmandig Of lts requirements Let every assessor be
present and al that time and place pamp.e COPIES Of
ThS Law and blank tabular forms for he use Of asses
sors will bs ready for delivery. Respte fully
ID. TKUEMAN,
sprI. Auditor Of IJc.invnt Io,inty.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-Tbs

undersigned Offers for sale tio tarm On which h.
now resides, situated ns AID quarter south wen
u Er. CLaIasviLtn, and slOut miles north Of CEN
TRy7L ono H1ILhO5D route. There are iO5 acre,
u shd ~ said sr, ~ In the lest Of euts
ton; aLOut 70 in timoiby There somfonaD.
dwelling house, good bsfn, buildings aud Tearing
orchard on tbe pfsnses AisO plenty Of coal AID good
nag qnaffy. Persons wishing 10 purchase god farm
would do well 70 visit the aloge named premises.
april J, ttJ3.--F. WILLIAM McFARLAND.
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Richland Township Wing Ticket.

Richland Township Wing Ticket.
Justice Of the Peace,
JOHN A. HAINES.
Trustees.
PARRY HULSE,
THOMAS KITCHENER,
ANDREW KING.
Clerk,
M. L. HATCHER.
Treasurer,
GEORGE BROWN.
Assessor,
HENRY B. SMITH.
Constables,
WILLIAM RILEY,
SAMUEL DRUMMOND.
Supervisor,
WILLIAM BAYLESS.
Independent candidate for Constable.
WILLIAM EVANS.
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tVuHJTE Lead-cineinnsii brsnd--!,st received and
lW ssiesy tAsyaH,3 .,,rx,,n..
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ron TREASURER or STATE,
HENRY BRAKEMAN of Hamilton.
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ZOE SECRETARY oF STATE,
NELSON II. VAN WORRIES, of Athcts
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NOMINA TION,S.
FOR GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARRERE, of Highland.

ron LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
ISAAC J. ALLEN, OF Richland.
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roR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM II. GIBSON, of Senec
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ron SUPREME COURT JUDGE,
FRANKLIN T. BACKUS, of Cuyahoga
roR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN WADDELL, of Coshocton.
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sep'. lo' 52.l PEA'rIcAL CAtsIsT, Lowell, Mass
FRAsIER & COLLINS, St. C,,rsvip.
II. ALEXANDER dn ''
,,,'.rs ~ ~: - NJ n 4, Ba!nesvii.e,
- 80 hILts SON, SJnsrIon,
A las1
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

TRF QUEENS OF FRANcE.-The Dublin
University Magazine for the LIST of March
has long leading article entitled The
French Crown Matrimonial" in which i,
gives biographical sketch of the Queens
and Expresses Of France. from the wives
OF Charlemagne to The widow of Louis
Philippe. Out ofthe sixty seven royal and
imperial consorsthere are but thirteen on
whose names there il no dark stain of
sorrow or sin. Eleven were divorced.
two died by the axecuiioner, seven were
very early widowed, three were cruelly
traduced, three were exiIes, thirteen were
bad IN different degrees Of evil the pri.
soneFs and the heart broken make up The
rest. About twenty were buried at ST.
Denis, who were denied the rest or the
grave; their sombs were broken, their
oo@ns opened, their semsins exposed to
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
Stale OF MARYLAND.

a an Orphans Court for ST. Marv'.
- comfy. held at The Cour, House in
Leonard Town on The l2.h dsy OF Aor;I
IN The year Of our Lord, one Thousand
eiSn NW'SAr~A er.A g.. .&.rwV.
Present, Benedict T. Heard. ESQ,
Chief Judge, Richard IT. Reeder, Esq,
Associate Judge. Clarke !. Durant, She..
W, an! g. Combs. Register.
Among other proceedings were tho
iIootEwing, 10 wit On application Of Peter
H. CIV, executor Of John Guy, late Of
Sa'ntEiary's county deceased. il is or.
dered D. the Court that the sale of the
real est*e Of the said deceased made
and report,d by him. be ratified and con.
hrmed ,Hh<s cause lie shown 10 the
contrary, onSr before The 81 Tuesday in
June next provided copy of this order
be published in, a newspaper published
In Leonard Town, nee a week for three
weeks before the said % Tuesday in
June next.
In testimony that\,he aforecoinc is q
true copy taken from one of The record
sk4&*ts% hooks Of The Roceedinps Of the
81 3 ) Orphans Com Of s., Mary's
@M county, have Nereun,o sub.
scribed nv name and affixeS The seal Of
the said court this l2lh day Oh April in
the wear Of our Lord one ihousA,d eicb,
hundred and fifty three.
GEORGE COMBS. Rrsirer
, Of Wills for ST. Mary's county
April 2l-td.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

AREA AND POPULATION area of
the United States is but one-seventh less
than that Of Europe. including the two
islands. Its population, however, is less
than one eleventh as large. The popu.
lation OF Europe averages seventy .one TO
the square mile, while that Of The United
States is but seven. Russia has eight
times as much European territory as any
other nation, and twenty millions more OF
population. Her population, however.
is but thirty to the square mile, while
that Of Belgium 10 three hundred and
eighty one. OF the United States, Mas.
sachusetIs is the most densely peopled,
having one hundred and twenty seven to
the square mile. Texas the iarges, in
area of the States, has twenty thousa ndS
square miles more territory than the
empire Of France. and nearly twice as
much as the United Kingdom Of Grea,
Britain and Ireland. The population OF
the United States will surpass tina, oil
Great Britain within FIVE years, and
probably overtake that Of France by the
next national census. If the whole ter.
ritory OF the United States were equally
distributed among the inhibitapts, it would
give every man. woman and child. free.
@ @RFfss nS SSi Es es6 c% IF ni"sty as5es
receive but nine. this country was as
denseIy populated as Belgium, the num-.
Der would make the enormous aggregate
OF l.227,Sl6,l37, a sum equal to the
inhaoiiants OF the whole world,
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

casalsy seized odthe moment Of canfu.
sion;> and plpnginS inn the fFgass, cut
down and disorgsnized the Regiments
which had hitherto been unbroken. The
artillery had ceased firing, and those
who escaped The iron shower OF the guns
fell beneath sabre and bayonei.
The irremediable disorder consequent
on this decisive repulse, and the confu.
Sion in the French rear, where Bulow
had fierceiy attacked them. did not es.
cape ths eagle glance Of Wellington.
:" The hour is come 7" he is said to have
exclaimed. as CLOSING bis telescope, he
commanded The whole line 10 advance.
The order was exultingIy obeyed, and
forming four deep, on came the British.
Wounds, and fatigue, and hunger, were
all forgotten With their customary
s,eadiness they crossed the rid ge; but
when they saw the French, and began to
move down the hill, cheer that seemed
to resEd The heavens peAled from their
proud array, and with levelled baycdeS
they pressed on - meet the ehemy.
But. panic, struck. and disorganized,
the French resistance was short and fee
BILE, The Prussian cannon Numbered in
their rear: the British bayonet was fash
ing in their front; and, unable to stand
the terror Of the charge, they broke and
fed. A dreadful and indiscriminaie car.
mage ensued. The great road was
choked with the equipage, and numbered
with the dead and dying while the field,
~ far as the eye could see was covered
with host Of helpless fugitives. Cour
age and discipline were forgotten. Ma.
poleon's army Of yesterday was now a
splendid wreck. His own words best
describe it" II was q total rout."
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
WATERLOO.

II was now FIVE o'clock. and the Prns.
sian reserve cavalry under Prince vii.
. ni~as warmly engaged with Count
I.Obsu, Bulow's corps, with The 81,
under PircS, were approaching rapidly
through the passes Of St. Lambert anu
the LIST Prussian corps. advancing by
Chain, had already begun to operate on
Napoleon's right. Bulow pushed for.
ward towards Aywire, and, opening his
fro on the French. succeeded in driving
them from The opposite heights.
tdvanced upon The vnfase' Ur~r4sffche.
nsit, and attacked Napoleon's rear. The
French maintained their position with
great gallantry /; and the Prussians being
equally obstinate in their attempts TO
force the village, produced a bloody and
prolonged combat. Nspoleon's right
now began 10 recede before the LIST Prus
sian corps and his affairs assumed a
disastrous appearance, which nothing but
immediate success against the British, or
instant relief from Grouchy, could rene.
dy. The Imperial Guard, his last and
bsst resource, were ordered up. Formed
in close column, Buonaparte in person
by his staff, he paused near the bottom
OF the hill, and 10 Ney, that "spoiled
child Of fortune" the conduct of this
redoubted body was intrusted.
In the interim, as the French right
fell back, the British moved gradual
forward and, convcrging from the ex.
treise points Of Merke Braine and Braine
Ia Leud, compressed their extent of line,
and nearly assumed the form OF q ores.
sent. The Guards were considerably ad
vanced, and having dePloyed behind the
crest Of the hill, lay down to avoid the
cannonade with which Napoleon covered
the onset Of his hes, troops. Ney, with
proverbial gallaniry. led on the middle
guard f; and Wellington put himself al
the head Of some wavering regiments
and in person brought them forward
and restored their confidence. As the
Imperial Guard approached the cres
where the household troops were crouch
ing. the British artillery, which had
gradually converged upon the chausse
.eUspsd With canister shot: The distance
that each discharge fell 6Irn ueaT,STr~
cesion into the column as il breasted the
bill. Ney, with his customary heroism
directed the attack and when his horse
was killed, he headed the veterans. sword
in hand, whom he had so often cheered
TO victory. Although the leading file.
OF the Guard were swept of by the exter
minating Ere Of the English batteries
still their undaunted intrspidity carried
them forward, AID they gallantly crossed
the ridge,
Then came the hour Of British triumph
The magic word was spoken" UI
Gnards, and at themr' In a momen,
they were on their feet: then, waiting
till the French closed. they delivered q
Tremendous volley, cheered. and rushed
toward with the bayouet. Wellington
in person directed The attack. With the
42d and 95th he threw himself on News
Hank, and route and destruction succeed.
ed. Ia vain their gallant leader al, mp.
ted TO rally the recoiing column driven
down the hill. they were in,ermineled
with the old Guard. who were formed a,
j. In their unfortunate ReFss, the British
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
VIRTUE AND CHRISTIANITY

A truly Christian life Is better than
large contributions of wealth E,r the pro.
pagaIion OF Christianity. The most
prominent instruction OF Jesus on this
point, is that we must let men see in US
that religion is something real, something
more than high sounding and empty
words, restraint from sin, bulwark
against temptation, spring Of upright
and useful action let them see it, not an
idle form, not transient feeling, but our
companion through life, infusing its puri.
~ into our common pursuits, following
" TO our homes, setting a guard round
our integrity, in the resorts Of business,
sweetening our tempers in seasons Of pro.
vocation, disposing us habitually TO sym.
paihy with others, to patience and cheer.
!uiness under our own Affections, to can.
did Judgment, and to sacrifices for others
good and we may hope that our light
will not shine uselessly, that some slum.
bering conscience will be reused by this
testimony to the excellence and practica.
bleness OF religion, that some worldly pro.
fessor OF Christianity will leave his obi.
sistency, and THAT s'''ir-- .s~:..-...--
common arguments for our religion NAV
have failed to work full belief, will be
brought to the knowledge OF the truth, by
this plain, practical proof Of the.heavenly
nature OF Christianity. Every manis
surrounded with beings who are moulded
more or less by the principles of sympa-
thy and imitation and this social part of
our nature he is bound to press into the
service of Christianity.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

TEERRA CULTURE. have the fol
lowing communication from q very res
pectable and intelligent source in relation
TO this new science. We have though
that the best way TO introduce The sublec
was. TO publish the letter. though w,
yvthhfsle WRITER Iurerf:Iuu 10 uIaxv-s
public. We will endeavor shortly Il
comply with his request 10 publish al
extract or so from the circular sent us -
CHAPrrco April Is. 1853.
Mr.. EJitor.-Mr. Russell Coms,ock
with whom correspondent sometime
since, has sent TO my address severa
numbers Of his Circular, exhibiting, q
you will find, an overwhelming number O
facts, as to The claims of his late discover
of The laws OF al! vegetable grow.
health and produciiveness. The array I
| certificates Of commentator. are, man|
of them. by gentleman standing too CO
spicuously before the world as men :
intellect and science, 10 be regarded, q
the dupes Of novelty and their own Gre
dality. As it is likely our Post officl
are not known TO The discove:er, and III
circulars sent me. may be all that hay
reached our county, herewith mail on
for your use aud ifyou are as creduloI
as am, you will publish extracts fro
it, and Try to lay the subject before II
citizens of our county and if possibl
awaken such an interest, as will result
the formation Of subscribing classes
suffic lent numbers, 10 afford an induc
ment. for Mr.. Comsiock, to visit u
You will perceive, the consideration
be 100 ,rifiing to be oil importance.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
BAETTmoREm1px-

GsAiE.-Whess-OH Monday the sales al
Md reds were At ioSsiIo cts for kir to prime:
and OF FAIR to good whites al IosaiIa eta. A
sale OF iamiiy 6oar white was made NJ I'm ets
and cargo Of Penny. red al iseaiio e.s. Tn.
'sessPss have since been very snaH. ssa FAR
soen o. TIE demaad; prices have seenrdihelv
Improved. and today We qSess fais 10 pri.ns
'sas 81 iessiI5 sta.. With saae.; All family
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

NorIcE TO CORRESPONDENTS Your
conceptions are poetic enough, but you IRE
not sufficiently particular in giving ex.
preston to them. Try again.-" Oil.
ver." Our rule, no. TO publish anony.
nous communications, has been explicitly
stated. We cannot deviaie from it.
A. E. I. Your contribution is under
consideration. five publish, our presen:
judgment would incline Us to take some
Liberties with the article. which probably
would not please you. We. undoubtedly v,
would prefer prose communication.
You need have no fears-our honor is
pledged 10 all cases Of the kind.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

NOTICE is hereby given that II.
1V subscriber has obtained from The
Orphans Court Of Saint Mary's county.
Maryland letters Of Administ ration, W. g.,
on the personal estate Of Jane Rock, late Of
said county deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the proper vouchers theraa
scriber, or or befqa
iober next, otherA
ciuded by law from III
estate: Given under my han 80 l2ih
day Of April. 1853.
GEO. w. L. BUCKLER,
Administrator with Will annexed.
April 81, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

Qua RALRoAO.-Hy referancc . our
Report of Legislature proceedings II will
be seen that Senator BosL,Ns has OBJ
tanned leave TO bring in Bill for the
Incorporation OF the "Paiuxeut and Po-
gbr,ac Railroad company, |, is con-
this road shall corhrience ia
Charles county, at a point opposite [
Virginia shore. 2n niles below Aqua
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pennsvl
vania' Minister to The Court Of 81. James.
Hon. PIERRE SouLE, of Louisiana, En-.
Soy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo.
Tertiary to Spain.
Hon. JoHs c. LEcRASo, OF MARYLAND
SOLICITOR OF the Treasury Of the United
States. e0
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

IL appears by the Census ina. the con
sumption Of spiriiuous liquors in the
United States reaches the enormous ouan.
NY OF eighty.six millions of gallons
annually, equal TO six gallons for everv
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

A black oak tree was recently en-,
r q. on the farm Of Mr.. George w.
Hines near Shippenbsburg, Pa. which
mace eighty six cords of wood
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

A LARGE HAUL OF HzsRrxes.--we
learn from the Pourt Tobacco Time.
that on Monday last. Mr. Cunninphan m
caught a Walnut Landing. on the Polo.
mac, in Charles County, 2eo. 600 Hsr.
rings.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

JOCKEY CLuB.-We call attention to ,Ae
advertisement, in another column propos.
ing q meeting at Leonard Town with q
view to forming Jockey Club.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
sa ssIsen doors sweet

- S-ch O0SIS S"SSe
g5n the air
a4gefnies each other meet
Upon The lilies fair.
I think Of thee, my dearest girl,
When Luna's beams are seen
Upon the rose Of lovely hue,
Hid in her messy green.
think Of thee when ! behold
The iwinkling stars on high
Appear like pure and shining gold.
And from their stations fly.
think Of thee when worldly care,
And sorrows keen and deep,
Are lost in dreams all bright and fsir
or sweet and balmy sleep.
81
think Of thee, believe me, dear,
Where e'er chance to be;
Among the friends who now are near,
Or far across the sea.
think Of thee by dav. by night;
My thoughts are all Of thee,
Oh, make my heart all glad and light,
And say thou lowest me.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

COLLECTOR James X. Thompson has
been appointed collector of the Port OF
Town Creek in this county, vice John
3. Abel. resigned.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

SsSIrs-rn III. Senate Of MARYLAND
on, I lib in~,-. se perceive Cnl John u.
So,horen vas elec,cd Rreidest pro-
,empore ii the absence of the Pesidsn'
from Annapolis. |.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

SHEEP kILLrEs.---We understand that
Mrs Mary Drury near town iosa some
tan % twelve shcep !a.i week, killed
dogs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21

MoKE GoLD.-A new gold region i.
sa'o to have been discovered near MaIac
ca, In India, which promises a con
SIDERABLE increase Of the precious metal
as u Australia and California were ,o
enough to support the wants of the world
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21
NOTICE.

INHE undersigned, commissioners ap.
pointed by Sc. sIary's County Cir.
cut Court To value and divide the real
estate OF George Barnes late OF said
county. deceased. according TO the provi.
SONS OF tho Act Of Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice 10 all concerned that ~e shall
rect on the premises on Wednesday, the
: OH dag OF May nexis 10 proceed in the
ou>u ess tcr which we have been appoiD-
led. ~.
E.. CHARLES MORCAN.
GEORGE HACKETT.
CLEMENT WATHEN, J
JOHN GREENWELL, -
WI. @. FLOYD.
fPfbs'. lsv-tn. sSsn0issi'ssfs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-21


our own part. we are sure these return
arN erroneous-we would certainly b
ioathe to believe them accurate. b.
there they stand published-in large az
lie Ike letters they confront the readd
as part of the accurate return of III
dhcial census Of the United Sta,es-arI
IS such are they scattered over I'll
country. aud the world to our discredi
our reProach, our disgrace Citizens {
St. Mary's! how like you The aspec, j
which your beloved county is held up I,
he world!
If these returns be incorrect. we ough
D discover and correct the error-w
ought TO be warned to work the ha rider ,
prevent such reProach from ever iustl
attaching TO US.
II, unfortunately, this should be tn
true state of facts, are We no, app Gale
TO by every inducement that can move
love: Of his country or his kind, 10 sirai
every nerve, to ppt forth every exer,io
to take the necessary steps to remedy I'D
evil, by establishing upon a secure basi
proper aud adequate and vel. regulate
system of public instruction no matter a
what cos, of personal convenience, tim,
or money?