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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-06-11

s9- young man, named Cyrus Harmes,
was caught in the machinery of the Eden Pa
per Mill, near Lancaster, Pa, OH Wednesday
afternoon last, and was so shockingly mangled
that he died about midnight.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-06-11

Dag" At regular meeting of NAIAD FIRE
COMPANY, No. 2, on Saturday evening last,
the following officers were elected for the en-
suing six months
F0reman-J BILL MEANS.
Isl ASSt-CHARIES MERCUR.
Cd ASst-CHARLEs H. ALLEN
Pipemam-E. O. GILLIsPIE.
Secret0ry-JEssE A. WILSON.
Treasurcr-OsCAR A. BLACK.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
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Sept. ;. Is56-IOt.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
FREELAND. HALL L CO.

HAVING removed to their new and com
- modious Warehouse. No. 143 Pratt
Street, opposite the "MALTY HOUSE, -
beg leave to inform their customers that thsy
have now on hand large and general assori-
ment of G r. CEfellE S, consisting in
part Of sustces
GOVERNMENT, JHSA. LAGUIRA
AND RIO COFFEE.
REFINED AND BROWN SUGARS
Of every grade
GUNPOWDER,IM IMPERIAL, Y. HYSON
AND BLACK TEAS.
GOLDEN SYRUP. NEW ORLEANS
AND w. /. MOLASSE
SPERM, .9D.1yN.ahTTyNE and MOULD
CANDLES.
WHITE, CASTLE and BROWN soaps.
GL.aDES IND GOSHEN BUTTER
FAMILY, EXTRA, SUPERFINE AND
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR, &c.. &c.
They also invite the especial attention o.
their customers tn their extensive stock Of
imported and domestic LIQUORS, which
have been selected with the greatest care and
annot fail to please.
Nov. 22d, ls55-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
BUGGiEs. CARRIAGES, sULKIRs.

HVhE subscriber has on hand in his
- newly erected Factory /. great W
risiy Of Carriages, all Of which, a. regards
durability, finish and style. will compare
With the beat in the country. He would
respectfully call the attention. of .-hia
friends and the public gei
St. Mary's and adjoining counter
fact. and al the same time he takesJ,
easion to express to them his sincere
thanks for their former patronage. With
the stock Of Carriages at present in his
Factory and the facilities Which he DOS
sssses for manufacturing, he feels conf.
dent Of being sble to meet the wants of
these who wish TO purchase. His Fac.
tory (which has been lately re-built) 10
near the corner Of Third street and Penn
sylvania Avenue, opposite Gatlsby's Ho-
tel. Old Carriages repaired at the short
est notice, or taken in exchange for new
ones. He has good assortment of o..
sond hand Carriages which will be cold
On reasonable terms.
MICHAEL McDERMOTT,
Washington ID. C.
June 8. 1854.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
SHIRLEY FEMALE
INSTITUTE.
URB.f.s.q. FREDERICK CO., MD,

THlS Institution. now in its 4th ses
= sion. Is situated ut Urbana, Fred
erick county, Maryland, SO miles from
Baltimore and miles from the Iiams.
vile station OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road. in q beautiful and entirely
healthy region. The advantages offered.
are spacious and comfortable Buildings.
ample and shady Fairgrounds, Q fuIl
corps Of qualified and experienced teach
ers, superior musical instruments, COM
plete chemical and philosophical Appa-
ratus, and an extensive and thorough
course Of instruc ion. IL now numbers
pupils from s different States. The Prin
ciPal, who has had IS years experience 10
teaching. takes part in the daily instruc-
ii 'ns Of the School. and pledges himself
to employ the best teachers and to givs
his undivided attention to the Interests Of
the school. Two churches in the village
present opportunities Of regular worship.
besides which. religious instruction in the
school % regular part Of its course
Catalogues. containing full particulars.
will be sent upon sp ,lication.
The 9nd term Of the present session
has just commenced, and will close on
the 9Th Of July. Pupils viii be received
at any time and charged only from date
Of entrance.
Terms-S16 and $40 per month. acs
cordiag 10 branches studied, including
Beard. Washing. &C., English tuition a. 4
music.
Address
GEO. G. BUTLER. A. NJ,
-. y. o. Urbana,
Frederick cesniy. Nd
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

AVING purchased the :. 49, :
- ton Hotel" Leonard
subscriber respectfully annOl
friends and the travellinga
generally. that he IL now
accommodate ell who may
call. In manner that he irus
satisfactory. II il his intention
oughly repair the whole estabSsbmen
and re-faraish The rooms without regars
either 10 pains or expense.
His undivided attention will bs gives
TO his new business, and he pledgve
himself 10 use his best szertions 70 male
MI his gsests comfortable and consentpd.
His table will always DO supplied with
whatever the ssarksi may afford. and A;s
Bar well furnished with the best liauor,
and segars.
The patronage Of The former ~ ests Of
ne house 10 very respectfully solicited.
]. w. J. MOORE.
January 10th fs56-0.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
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Feb. 4. 1S57--2t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09

SALT FOR MICH COWS IND
STOCK GENERALLY

WHEN Cows in milk .r. KEEP, on
Wv green. succulsnt food, they 70.
quirs regular and liberal supply Of Salt.
So, also, when, cattle are 6rst turned 10
pasture in the Spring, they require salt
more frequently than ia the latter part Of
the season when the heritage 10 less sue.
euI"ni and fresh. II il often the case
that ANIMALS taken from drv food. and
supplied exclusively with green fermsnt.
able heritage are greatly debilitated by
scoars. Salt. in due quantity, 10 a Ger.
tain preventative Of this malaaiy. Rock
Salt 10 the most economical and conve-
nient way to sslt stock. by placing pieces
n different pats Of the field z:hers the
ock can have access % il -. :
Orders for this, or any other articles IN
our line will BE- promptly attended 10 by
DUVALL O. IGLEHART.
GroeeEs and Commission Merchants.
a-1. l2S Light street Wharf.
March 2sth, t856-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
TO THE FARMERS and DEALERS
OF ST. ARI'S COUNTY.

OF ST. .ARI'S COUNTY.
'F~HE undersigned would take this method
u ofinforming his friends OF the C. ouniy
that he has very large stock of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
on hand and for sale. lie solicits the patron
age heretofore 30 literally extended 10 the
house Of Cottingham s. Johnson. He has
added TO the variety Of horse powers PET
TONS Patent Internal Cleared Power and
Cleared THRESIlER, WHICH superSedes the
necessity Of the leather bell--three sizes, 4, 6
and horse power. These machines are wor-
thy OF the attention of the farmer Also, n
new HAY-CUTTER, gotten the past win
ter lor hand power. For simplicity aud du
rability iI 10 not surpassed.
His Factory is in full operation, which vii
enable hun TO iii all orders with promptness
Repairing OF oil Kinds done TO order. Plough
and machine castings by the ION or piece
Field and garden seeds fresh and genuine
lie respectfully invites cali from his friends
before purchasing elsewhere.
SAMUEL COTTINGHAM.
Formerly Of the firm Of CottinghaEa g. John
son, No. $50 Pratt street Wharf, Baltimore,
Md.
o. Mr.. James johnson 10 authorized to
collect money and settle accounts for nae. in
81. Mary's county this season.
8. c..
March 18th. 1876.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
APPEAL TO covMck SENSE


LET YWR SICK HEAR fMB TWSTHs
CAPrAIH B.xJAmiA.-Wherever knowf his
aestimony will Be conclusive. But lest thee
who do not know the Captain should be seepti-
teal, DR.. Dawson C. Bro, with others Of the best
known and most highly respectable eisizens o
EAsIon, endorse his wonderful cure by
HAMPTONss VEGETABLE TlNCTURE
EAsrox, Oct. 4, 1854.
.Hsssrs. .Hsrtimsv G. .Nowsray:
Gentlemen-T feel il my duty to you and the
Publie TO certify to the effects Of Hampton' .
Vegetable Tinciure. was for more than i've
years IaborinS under disease Of ChronSc Rheu-
masIsm, and the great part OF that time was 80
helpless that he'd Co be helped from my bed
and dressed IN nay clothes. | became reduced to
a mere skeleton. All the medicines I took doas
me no good, and ! continued TO grow worse.
heard Of HainptOn's Tinctors and thought
would give u a trial. AZ this time I did not
expect to live one day after another. I did nsa
take u 1.-THE Tincture) for the Rheumatism, has
~ short time ] was well Of that disease. Frem
the effects Of your Tmcture and the help Of God
l am now getting IN good health. .
i wish all the afflicted to try Hampton . Vege-
table Tincture, M have done, with the same
effect that It has on Your obedient servant,
Isaac BENJAMIN.
We are acquainted with laaac Reniamin sold
him some Of Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, and
believe the above statement correct.
Dawson & Bas.
From our knowledge of Captain BENJAMIN W
are confident the above statement 10 true and ua
exaggerated. J. A. JOHNSON.
CHARLEs RoBlEseM.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
NE W SPRING GOODE
CIGAR MANDATORY.

GOSEPH DAVIS & Co. have esiablish-
- ed themselves, in Leonard Town.
Tor the purpose Of-carrying on the Manu-
factory OF Cigars. All orders in their
IIne. wholesale or retail, will be filled
with dexpatca and al the lowest prices.
Our cigars are made Of the very best
material. and Of imported Havana tS6ac.
CO.
SHUTS OF every description and best
brands of chewing s0d smoking tebscco
%ill 10 kept for sale.
They respectfully solicit a share o
pebble patTonsge.
Sept 1lth-A
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
CROFUT Il BICELOW. .
% Dock Street, PhiladelDhia. pa

Among the hundreds Of complimentary notices.
we have received from newspapers ia every sec
Ton OF ths country, we quote ths following ex
tract frona
"Ths Nation appears in clear large tvps On
snow white paper, and 10 richly adorned with IL
Illustrations. ~ Y. Sun.
"lt will attain to n high position in the literary
world. "-PhiiadsLphiG Daily .Nesss.
sit - one Of the best weeklies now published
ana We take pleasure in now bringing il to the no
tce OF the reading public. "-HarTis6ury Pa. Her.
"Ihe talent and energy Of the proprietors, ito
erlginaI and interesting contents, and the beauty
oftse typography cannot fail to secure for 10
general circulate n.- williamsburg Pc. End Press.
las literary and family journal, we have no
hesitation in pronouncing il the beat among our
exchanges. We advise the ladies to proeSrs 4,
without delay. "-FlLOm Pa Republicans.
1--WE dislike putting city emanations, but ia
this case we are bound 10 give way 70 merit
Unlike many city cotemp0rares, the Nation is
| composed Of sound substantial and Usual matter.
and 10 not filled up with an overdose Of hmsv.
wish washy stuff from the hands Of crack brain.
cd authors.-Erie City Dispatch.
SIT has the most beautiful engraved head wa
ever saw, and its contents deeply entertaining,
truly Delicious and notwithstanding. '-FiHis.ns-
There 10 rOOsa for just such paper, and il has
aecuTed Gwo az true hs.ds and To control ;ts
columns az the literary and social world holds
Marlborough Pa .ig;iaisr.
| "lt will soon becomes Leading parer a, The Are
SIDE ,-BoOnviIis No. Observer
| "We seldom endorse northern papern but in
hrs ms lance we are forced to overcome our pre-
udIce, and comTS end the Nation 70 Cur readers -
Trey Ola. BuiIetim.
Dee. llth. 1864.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
TO NY COUNTRY FRIENDS.

ME- undersigned takes leave % In
- form the public and bis mar;
toners that he has REMOVE l..
New Store, No. 161 N. GAY S-
doors below his former place. whea
IS continuing to close out the remaindsr, !,
OF his Summer Stock. Of DRY GO0DSX
and TRIMMINGS, At less prices Chi
ever offered bea"re. These goods wilt
be sold at any rate 10 make room for I'd
large Stock OF Fall Goods whichI nj
daily receiving. Come early and b
gains can be obtained. ~ -
Farmers and County ..Nxrchana
iRzited to examine oti
st0ek OF DonRsric GooSy. U =
BLANKETS, Sc, which Z can Ferv
low by the piece or yard.
HERMANN POLLACK.
16l N. Gay street.
August 21st, tS56-4w. -H
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
NE w GOODS.

Leonard Town, Oct. 2lst, 1856.
SPALDING d DURANT have Just 70
~ ceived their stock Of Fall and win.
ter Goods, consisting Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
QUEENSH.aRE, HARDWARE,
HATS. CAPS, BOOTS,
"a large stOek)
SHOES, READY. MADE CLOTHING.
Drugs. MEDICINES, SADDLES,
BRLDLES, .M.3RILNG.aLES,
and every other article suitable for a country
store. The above goods will be ssld low
call and see us.
Oct. 23d, 1856.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09

ALD London dock Brandy; Golden
" Sherry Wine, very superior: Ho!-
land Gun. equal 10 Schiedam Scnapps:
CIaret, brands St. Julien and st. EmilIion
Brands superior Old Rye Whiskey
For sale by
SPALDING s. greenwich.
June 18th, 1856.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
.fOTIy
THE .uhscribers harl

VIZ ShUSCFtDtTA naV<
- iensive CARRIAGE
TORY, al 50 aud 65 N. Calvert g.
opposite the City Spring. where they
have. md intend 10 keep, a fine assori-
nent OF CARRIAGES of the latest pat
ems and styles Of finish. from their man
uiacsory in New York. and are manufsc-
turing at s. y. Calvert street, Light
Carriages Of every style, which they will
sell low for ca.h or approved paper.
All work sold at this establishments
warranted.
We are prepared to GIL osders ut The
shortest notice.
REPAIsING done on the shortest notice:
BURR. HAlGHT g. O'CONNELL.
August 18th, IS56--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
A. L. BEAL,
LINE, NEIL. FLOUR md FEED
STORE,

No. 122 DGgan's Wharf, Baltimore.
TX EEPS constantly on hand all kind
-. of Mill Feed, Guano. Lime,
Hay. Bricks, Hair, Calcined Plaster,
Oats. Chop, Rye, SC. We have on hand
also q very large assortment Of Sag
Doors, Shutters, Frames, Sc. All orders
for the purchase of Lumber will be at.
tended to with promptnsss. and satisfac.
lion be guaranteed.
The CO-partnership heretofore exist
ing between A. L. Beal & Son has been
dissolved by mutual consist.
Also for sale, good sound A CCL-
LTNGS at $I5 per thousand for cash or
accepted drafts-number Of feet guar.
anteed on all occasions.
Feb. 26th. 1S57-1y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
STEAM ENG,LAT FOR SaLE

STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.
THE STEAM ENGINE and FIX
= TURES on ST. Inigoes' Manor is offer
ed for sale, together with TIMBER W.
CON and the necessary tools, &C., for tifD-
Ter hauling. The Engine is some thirty
horse power. IN capital repair and complete
working order, and can be seen IN operation nc
any time during the next two weeks. ID has
attached one of Pages Circular Saws CON-
Ple'e. The whole VIII be sold bargam--
For terms and particulars apply TO Georgs g.
King, Attorney al Law, Leonard Town
Michael Carroll, So. Inisoes', or 10 he ssk
ssuseF, GsoFgssoWR, d. e..
c. C. LANCASTER.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09

TWO LIKELY GIRLS, from u 10
u. 10, aud from II TO 12 ears old; or
girl frofa d 10 Is aud boy from to
-. They ara wanted for service ia the
coun'y-rash paid. Inquire at this Of
Zee.
Dee. ISsh. 1855 3mss,
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
CRAs. PERCUSSION, in. MURPHY g. CO.
BALTIMORE. MONTGOMERY, ALA.
PERCUSSION, MURPHY, & CO..
WHOLESALE
GROCERS g. CO.M.NISSEOyN
MERCHANTS,
MERCHANTS,

No. l21 Lombard Street, Baltimore.
A GENTS Eur the sale Of Leaf To.
~ bacco, Grain. Provisions, and
Country Produce generally.
Liberal advances made on consign.
ments. A well.selscted stock of Groce-
riss. Teas, Wines. Brandies and Liquors,
always On hand. Personal attention
given 10 the sale Of Tobacco and Grain.
March 9Th, 1S57-3m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09

WHOLESALE &9DDLERY, &C.,
No. ~ Baltimore Street CORNER or
SHARP.
-" HERE will be found one Of the
w most extensive manufactures O
SADDLERY. HARNESS, COLLARS.
to be found in this City, which the sub
scribers offers to sell ut WHoLEsALE AND
* TAIL on accommodating terms,
and viii pledge himselfto DUPLICATE
ANY BILL made in the Eastern and
Northern cities.
An examination Of his stock in solicited
fem esuairy merchants and others.
ROBERT LAWSON,
Baltimore.
Oct. 16tk-sE.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09

The most popular Weekly in America, viii q
has immediately upon rs issue, sEsang iniO an
IMMENSE CIRCULATION.
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Be accounted for by the fact that the ProyrietOfs
hase enPlOyeds Without regard to expense,
THE STIR WRITERS OF AMERICA.
ia . .H:sTI0.Sis the O.sL Paper which con-
tains ske Witty, Humerous and Side Spliffize
sksfehes Of that Cessieal Genius, and
UNRIvALLED HUMORIST.
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THE Ma TION
in edited By
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AND
MRS. Z. d. Z. ~ SOUTHYORTH.
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Address
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
CLARKE q LAWS,
asRpnAL
Commission Alertbdnts,

" EEP constantly on hand. Flour
tsrain, Bricks. Lime and Seeds
eli kinds. Dealers in Guauu, BOnss
nj, Plaster, &c.. ut
He. 90 Grant street,
Rsnning through 20 ElIieOti. rear Of
Messrs. Dinsmore & Kyles' store,
BALTIMORE.
E We hare constantly Oh hand
and Intsnd keeping. Clover. Timothy,
Orchard Grass Seed, and all kinds Of
Grain and Mill Feed. together with Bale
Hav. which we will sell on pleasing
terms. Family. Extra and Super Flour
always on hand. AL orders for Lumber
promptly attended TO.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
Yours, with respect,
ELLA BETH EDWARDS.

do hereby certify, that am personally ae-
quainted with Mrs. Edwards, and can safely re-
commend the above statement TO be correes.
Z. RI COOPER, Postmaster,
Capon bridge, Hampshire co. Va.
~ Delicate ladies' and children will please
give IL trial.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09

Frederick eounty. Nd
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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-11
IaE - Aepoa11osuEsr.-ImportanI a!

The NEXT Observation-Disclosures al
terations will be required in the congressional
aBportionment, after the census OF lSoo--
These changes will operate to the disadvantage
of the South. as well as the n England States
but to the gain of the northwest, The phiis-
delphia Bulletin estimates that IT 1850 the re-
preventative population OF the Union will De
81 200, 600; and 234 being the present num-
Der of representatives in congress, the ratio OF
annortionuent will be about 132 900. The
81, 600, 900 will be divided nearly as follows:
Anl-slave States, 90, 200, 900; slave States
II, 900, 600. The house OF representatives Will
then comprise Isl members from anti-siaEe
States, and 50 from the slave States Inc
population and representation will it is beI'es-
al he divided as foloys: