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HAVING LOCATED himself permanently y.
- the yillage of leonard Town, SAINT
alary's cossnty. VIII promptly attend 10 any
orders +. hrs iine of business. lie will repaiF
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CA II D..

nR. ROBERT NEALE having taken
- into partnership DIR. Henry Briscoe, viii
continue the practice of Medicine. Surgery,
and Midwifery. and begs leave to iender his
most grateful ACCOMPLISHMENTS 20 those who
have honored him with their confidence.
Docts. Neale snd Briscoe respectfully soil
eff the patronage of all who have heretofore
honored the former with their confidence. and
all others who may regard them as wofsfsJ Of
their truss. DIR. Nealecan BE- always found AZ
his residence. HiIIiIee. aud DIR. Brisroes NJ III
Robert Grry's Hotel, chaptico, when not pro-
essionally engaged.
NAV oath. lS55-tf.
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REV. VERNON EsKRInGE, u. $. N.

foRTsMoUTu, (SH.l ARG. tS, 1881.
Mr.. ]. f. BsEsi Dear Sir: WhIle am ia
general opposed 20 Patent Medrines, candnr com
V'els to that have great coefiiIence IN ihe
virtues Of Hampton'S VeSeisbIe Timure. Fer
several mouths rast have used 1t ia my family,
and In pvspeasia, loss ofaPretie. DIZZINESS, ana
genera! deh,lifv, with entire success. 80 far AS
niy experience extends, therefore, take measure
in recommending u "a the affected rs safe and
eficsent remedy.
am, sespecIfully, Yours. .s.f.4
4hN VERNON ESKRtDGE,
LIZA Chapaln in the w. g. Navy.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29
NEW SPRTNG GOOD&

.FEW SPRING GO Cd S.
A FULL and complete assortment just r.
N cesTed ard for sale, consisting Of LADIES
DRESS GOODS, VIZ Robes, Bareges. Gins-
hams, Lawns, Caiic0es, &c. Gentlemen y do
Cloths. CassgrneTe~, Vesfings. "A large assorf-
ment Of READY-MADE CLOTHING. As1e,
"a FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES,
FARMING UTENSILS, CR0CKERY
WAKE. HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES:
and ali other goods ussiaIfy kert y, Country
Store. The attention Of ovr friends and The pub
lie IN called 20 our Ssnek---eaII and examine.
gPALDfNG a. DCRANT.
April 24th. 1856.
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THEfJNIvT .sIry FAMILY

REMEDfEs. -
ESSUED nnda the seal, sanction and au-
y thoriiy OF tlld University of free Medicine
and popular flsowlet.ge.
ChSrlered me State OF Pennsylvania.
Wiih 4 catiiaI 81 one hundred thousand
,iciIars, n1ainN for the purpose Of arresuns
the Evils oI Spnrions Nostrums. ala
Also. Tor sIipplying the. Community with
reliable remedids wherever competent PLY
sician cannot orSsvsIi not be employed. have
purchased from Or. joan T.. Rowand. bis
celebrated z..-..
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE.
Known Cor upwards OF twenty-five wears
as the only sure and and safe cure fore Feye,
and Ague. & c. - -a --..r.. g..
.a,d- his Ipesi;mals Remedy for Bowel
Complaints. RowandS Compound Syrup III
Blackberry Root.
Which highly an6roved and popular Rem
edies. together wit the universities Remedy
Cor Complaints oisthe Lungs. the University :
Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or indigestion. the
uniyerSity's Relnealy iar (.oStive Bowels.
Also the .uVyeFsisyis manae and Pm
cushion. may, Oe fssII.h kks
<arv. or Store Of ilnnietT. NForgaB. Head Ill
~. Clements Bat: G.. I. & r.. r. SraIlIng
Leonard Town: Downs s. Bean. Clifton ].
J. Alls:an. Grcas Hills; Cole s. Sbadrick. Nj.
Olive: Geo. II. SIMPSON, New Port. ST. Ma
rvs County. Nd.
MAY 3rd l85j--iys
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29
.aaa 81 ID RU G > sn
MEDICINES,
Paints, Otis, Vnrnisslcs, Window
essnss, Paint Brushes, &c. skc.

esinss, PaiE.t Brushes, &c.s ekc.
rTsaE subscriber has in store, and Is receiving
III additions n .el ,Ieslish his stock Of goods.
,exAseia he will sell a, the lowest rates. A few
AkSicEes are nanaed below. $3.50 s.sssssess
DnrGs ASH Observation-Disclosures Cassof Oil
Ersoms Saiss. lpecar, Terssr. Esnesie. Os9pna,
Cod LAYER OIL, Carnhdfs Ikhc0barb. 55ifft
HaEtsh0rn, Spirit Nitre, BiAe Mass, 6appsress
ihfisn vesefalile PiIIs, BsaESlretliss Pile Me-
Lanes Liver Pills, ladian Cholog0gne, lump
tssn Al Vegetable Pals, Essencs Jas1saica IlIs*F
Exsrset Sarsagarslia, Lee Anii-billqus Pc,
Arrow Root. Laudanuni, NCehoE, Oh Visgscl,
Madder, Potash. -
ToIrxT ARrscLEs .-Wesds Hair gsesfora-
i've. fnconherlIs, KntIieEshn9 Ponsatsisa Hair
DIVES, Washing and Shavssn Saaess Colesmes.
Labin's Exsrpris. Hair Bushes and Combs.
T.,olh and Nail brushes, Iafh:ng Sponses go.
pArTs, VaRvIsusS. ER6snEs.--lsates e
Wefherill's White Leaf EsoiIed and Raw In
seed Oh Spirit Turpcntise. Ltharge, Ped i.esss.
veresiaH Red, Red and issiow Ochre, ChroHne
ard Yellow. Lump Black f5drnt al't Raw Um-
her, ard Terra Scum, Ja.an, Copal and Coach
varnishes, Paint brushes. Sash Tools, Busters,
varnish Brushes, Camel Hair Peneils. &c.
- CHARLES STOTT. -.
Druggist and Apo;hecary,
&.4ks Cor. 7,h ST. ard Penn. Are.
Washington Ciiy. ID. c
June 12slt-3n g -I'fs
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FREELAND, Hall { CO..

FkEELANUs HALL & CO.. -
HAVING removed 10 ll.eir new and com.
i'll Ill naodious Warehouse 10. a43 PIRATE
street. opposite the 81 lily HOUSE,
tDrg lcave 70 inform their customers that they
have noN ID hasd large ana essssral assert
pnrnt al G K &C z RlE :. <anzissing 10
GOVERNMENT. JAVA. LAfz131RA
AND RIO COFFEE
REFINED AND BROWN SUGARS
d every erade
DER,IiPERTAL, Y If <ON
as AND BLACK TEAS
COLLEEN SYRUP, NEW ORLEANS
ss.e5sf ve-sa AND ". Il MOE4ASSE
SPERM. .fD.9lEaNTLAE .aAD -nOUf.D
- So - C.3-N18fES.
Unite. c.sSTTLE.1xl BR0U-s' S0.fFs.
GL-fDES and GOSHFsAr BD|TER
FAMILY. EXTRA, SuPEHEyHE AND
BCcKwHEAT FLOCns sc &C.
They also invite the espfcial atnriOn ol
their customers 81 their exfH1s5x< kl0ck o!
imported and domsssic LIo ul1#S. which
have BEEN selected vita To- Erea u 81 care and
annot fail 90 please k
Nos. ~. Is55-s1 49,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29
BUGGlEs. CARRIAGES, suLKlEs.
-


FWyilE SUBSCRIBER has on hand in his
Il newly erected Factory a great va
uety Of Carriages, alI'ofwhich. as regard,
durability. fnish and style. will compare
with the b 10 the country, He would
respectfully call the attention Of his
friends a4a the public generally of
st. Mary md adjoining counties TO tins
fac and = The same time he takes &C
casiqn TO cypress to them his sincere
thanks Coz Il Iii former patronage. With
the stock Of carriages at present in bis
Factory and tIIV facilities which he pos
sesses fofinanu eiuring, he feels conf-
dent of being abl1tu meet the wants Of
those who wish TO pnrchase. His Fac
tory (which has beeA lately re-built) il
near the cornerof Thru Street aud Penn
sylyania--Avenue, oppos ise Gadsbv's Hoe
tel. Old Carriages rep5ifed at The short
est notice, or taken in exchange FOR new
ones. He has good assoiss rnt Of Sc
eond hand Carriages which VI he sold
on reasonable terms.
MICHAEL McDERuOTT,
fa-- Washington D. G.
June 8. 1885,.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29
FOR REGISTER WILLS.

THE FRIEND of JAMES T. ~ RALEY.
ESD. reeomtsleni hina~ 20 the voters Of 81
Mays county IS eaneidaie Tor tire Office
Register Of Nl'|S 81 The elsriion in 1857. and
carbohydrates him rs enlinenrly qualified
% Ill sAas responsible position.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29
EOTICE

"AyINC: icr wears s.Fhnitfed to annoy
" II ances that havegradaasy and recklessiy
been increased 10 trpspasses ON NY Stcek. ard
grca; danger to and about my hnuses. here
bv forbid all persons from huntington any pari
OF my estate on the south side Of the main
read (from the Bridge) lrading through I.pon-
ar,iTcwn 10 ST. I.awrence's Run. Parents
and guardians of children, masters of spprcn-
tees and servants will also notice this
H G-S. KEY. :.
Leauard Ten. Nev. Oh. ISL
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29
Mrs. A. M. MADDOxsS
30 "A RDIN II o u Sc,
No. 442,
CORNER or AZ STREET on THE AVENUE
IN THE HOUSE FORMERLY OCCUPIED
~ Mas. PAXTON, OVER w. II.
GILMAN'S DRgGC STORE,
WASHI>GroN, d. &.

Mrs. ". is prepared to accommodate
Boarders BY the month, week, day. or
meal. Residence near the Capitol, City
Hall and the principal Hotels.
Gentlemen can have rooms with or
without Board. Board 81, so per day.
June 18th. 1856 1T.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29

ron REGISTER CT WILL
GEORGE ". MORGAN respectfully as,- !,
nounees himself as esRGlGaie for tie elIice /
of Register OF Wills sDr ST.. Mary's county At
the e.ection in 1851. and sOllciss lie suppeat
Of his fellow cifizens. - = -.
Feh 1esh. is66-u sl.l -. -. +
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29
pALPfTATfov. wrsKYr.ss

WEAkNE.SG.
MuTA ERs AND DAUGHTER CIfRED.
NCTURETRiTNtpHA Sr,
- mUNpREDs 90 ora owS CITIZENS.
The rich and the moor, everywhere benr the same
TEsTINoS
Read the following certificate from q lady, en-
dorsed by rnsinasicg r. u. Cooper:
-: CArcN BRiDsE. HAMPSHIRE CO. Va.
March 1, 1855
MIR f. p. Cooper Agreeable IN vour -en,,es,
and my own desire 10 benefit the afflicted, here
by certify the great relief received from the aseof
HnmPton's Vegetable Tnlc,ure.
was taken with violent ElalpiiaiiOn or rath.
er hui'erIng and trembling Of the heart. which
continued several days, it seemed ~ though NV
heart had anIosI forgotten us niire. The family
became alarmed anil procured hottie Of this val
liable medicine, and before had taken near one
bo',ie of this Tincturs of Hampton =, was en-
tirely relieved.
This ~ tire third instance of relief m nv fan,i
by the use Of this valuable medicine Two or
three years aso waS Ind 1p with ulreFs ton ~
my cnkle, from the effect uf what is usually
Called milk leg. had lost all TASTE and .,rrette:
aisfl tc sore which Mas some four in -ies IN snJ
dn~i, aud bali why around my ankle. rejected
every effort Ia hrUl, nmtil procured Harnpion's
Negeiahe TincIurr, one bottle OF which ,eStnrej
my healh, healed nav ankle. md an, fieer from
swelling than in the last thirty years
Agnill. one ofmy daughters was very lo~sfrnm
severe dysentery, End when she beSsn IN sit iip
her.'eet commenced swelling, which Increased
every day, and i'cgan to be very painful she
Used bottle Of fla,nrten's TiIclure; the PAINS
were assaaged, the swelling subsidrd and her
health returned. We kent her legs bandagcd
with sirips Of wooden until her strength returned
1 have been thus particular, that Others under
similar circumstances. might he induced TO anvil
themselves Of this remedy.
Yours, with respect,
ELIZABETH EDWAPDS
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29
I"HfSs Win feSperf,
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.

do hereby certify, TINT am rerRondilv &C.
qlta,hied with Airs. Edwards, and csa ssfely re-
commend the above statement TO lie carrecs. : "a
pm. E. II COOPER, Postmaster,
Capon bridge, Hampshire CO. Wa.
ki-7- Did, ta'dies "ird ehi!dFsn will please
give il . trial.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29
an Arpg Al TO oogvffsENsE

4 at xak szsEx sss1h rim 1avsns
cAsr4ix pgvyAas. ~ herever knnxs. hin
sssf1aeny a.n Be conclasive. Bat liess those
WIN do nsi know The Capiass shsnasa se. soeoti-
scaAs DF. Dawson O. Bro, wish oeheFs o.: lie Lest
knssnrn and most highly Respectable eiIizens O
kasion, endorse his wonderful cure by
VEGETABLE TFNcTi,RE
s s.s.sz EAsTeE, oss. 4. 1854.
iessrs- -aersimsr 4 -Mslrsrzs !: a n =.
kfenfiesneu--l feel u ay dirty 10 Won and the
snlie IN Certify 20 7ie effects OF Hamn,nn's
egeSasle Tinetnre. | Mas f;lr more thsn Eve
pears iaboring under disease of Chronic Rheu-
maslsni, and the great TEsrt Of that time was So
helpless that had Ia be helned from nv bed
and dressed ~ nav elaslies. hecssnte reduced To
mere skeleton. Al the medicines tosak done
me no gOnd. and I continued to gsow worse.
heard OF Hampton. Tinct0re ana Thought I
would give II n rFiai. IN this time did NOT
sxne-s ~ i've aas div after another. | did not
take Il tfEe Tineiarel for slse Rheuusasisn,. but
an short TIME ,rss vel nftIir- disease. From
the effects af your Tmcture and tile help OF God
l am naw getting IN good health
wish NIL the afflicted 10 try Hamntl,n's vege
table Tineiure, rs have done, With the same
Isaac RgSJaMIx
We are arqs,siated with Isaac Bens,nin sn,t
linn some Of H9mPtan'a Vegefaale Tincture. and
believe the above statement ~or,ect.
- - 1900 - Dawson g. Rae.
From our knowledge Of Casain Be,ja-,,i7 we
are ennhdent the above statement is srre All na-
sxassrAsed- y. A. JeHvse
- - - - s-HARLxa Rapsxsox. /
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29
A. T.. BEAL sc SON,
LIME, NEIL, FLOUR IND FEED
STORE,

No. j22 D4gnn's Wharf Baltimore.
:" EEP constantly on hand all kinds
-. of Mills. Feed. Guano. Lime
Hav, Bricks. Hair. Calcined Plaster,
Oats, Chop, Rvn. &r. We have nn hand
also very large assortment Of Sash,
Doors, Shutters, Frames, &r. All ORDER
for the purchase Of Lumber will be- at
irndei TO with pronPtness, and satisiac-
lion b. g'Iaran'"' d.
June 18th, IS56-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29

Notice to Farnscfs and PLANTERS
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-22

U. S. SURVEYING ExPEDTIoN--A Surveying
expedition went out from st ockton, in January
under the command of Won Schmidt, and on
their return, arrived at Sonora week or ten
days ago. The Union Dem ocrat says:
"The expedition crossed the mountains by
the Merced route, and were engaged until April
1st in surveying east Of Owens Lake-since
then, one hundred and eighty miles north, in
the neighborhood Of Mono Lake--running to
the Utah line. The expedition have already
''run" fifteen hundred miles Indians were
abundant but peaoable. Mr. Bates and four
others were dispatched for provisions to this
place. They left Mono Lake on the I'd, and
arrived here on the 9th inst. They were com
PEELED to leave the road, on account of the
depth of snow, and beat their way on the noun
tain sides. The party suffered greatly from the
reflection of the sun on the snow. Their eyes
and faces were red and swollen. and appeared as
though burned by fire. They report the expe-
! dition in good health
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-22

Torn To PIECES BY BEAR.--We are panied
to learn, says the Shasta Courier, Of July llth,
that Sylvester Langdon, who lived several miles
this side of McCumber's saw mill, met horri-
bic death on the Sd of July. lie was out fol-
lowing COW, for the purpose of discovering a
young calf which she had secreted in the woods,
when he was attacked by grizzly bear, and
horribly mangled The lower part of his face.
including his right eye, with one licia Of bis
huge paw, was dashed a distance of ten feet
from his body. This lick must have killed him
Instantly. lie was, however in other places
bitten and torn in shocking manner Mr..
Langdon's gun was found by his side, loaded,
with the cap upon it snapped. II is supposed
that he fred at the bear once, and then running
off some distance, reloaded and returned to the
charge, when, his gun missing fire, the bear had
il all his own way.
The same bear, on the came day, killed re-
markably active OK, which would have weighed
at least eight hundred pounds. When found
the OK had almost every bone in his body broken
while his flesh was torn into shreds. 1t has
been discovered that this bear will trail man
or an OK so that he has become exceedingly
dangerous. Some idea of his strength may be
formed from the fact that he dragged the OK,
after it was dead, considerable distance. q
feat which yoke Of oxen afterwards failed to
accomplish.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-22
NOTICE TO TEAMsTER 5

WA ROAD from Nevada TO Downieyile, by way o.
w ROBINSON'S CROSSING.
This Road is in fine condition. and presents the shortest
route and best road for Packers and Teams 10 all the va
settlements along the Divide, between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North lubas by way oil Hess
and Emery S Crossings.
The Road also affords the nearest route for Packers anc
Travellers from Sacramento, by way of Rough Ready
Valley and Nevada and the mines further South tC
Poor mans Creek Nelson's Greek, and all the mining re
gion north of Nevada and Downieye.
This Road is easily Travelled as that between Sacra
mento and Nevada. -Four horses readily draw from
three four thousand pounds of freight from Nevada t.
the top Of the hill at Downievie when the road is not Ob
structed by heavy rains or snow.
A.-Y ROBINSON, Proprietor.
Juno 11th 1S56-4OlyA
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-22

FROM SAN YELMo.-A correspondent of the
Bulletin, from San Yclmo, Lower California,
says:
81 have carefully examined the coast as far
down as l have come; but have fouad no an
chorage, except at Encindia. I have also ex-
amined the different copper mines or supposed
to-be copper mines. / have seen specimens
that looked favorable. but none of the places
are sufficiently worked for any person to form
an opinion as to the quality of the ore or profit
of the mines, if worked. ..
sincerely hope there will be no attempt by
Americans or7other foreigners to come into the
country at present, to make muss or other
wise. The people are timid, and look at all IA
"flibusters;" and, on the slightest suspicion,
would cut and kill every American not well
known as a friend to them and the government.
In another year there will probably be favor
able change in public sentiment There would
not now have been any hostile feeling but for
the Crabb expedition to Sonora
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-22
EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, 3,
LIVERY s. SALE STABLE.

MAIN S7YiEET NETIDA. u
~ f.. j. A. LANCASTER, FORMERLY OF THE
ZIrN~S Metropolis Stable, would inform his frieFis
HS and the public generally, that he has added
Lsl[-l. extensively TO his already Large and Ee-
CANT establishment of Horses Bues Saddles, Harness.
&c &c.-and is prepared to furnish as fine turn
outs can be fonnd in the State.
Wen trained fleet and easy Saddle Horses well equipped
for ladies OF Gentlemen will be ready at all times
long experience in the business and an earnest desire
to retain the confidence of his friends leads him to be
cve he will be able to give general satisfaction
Particular attention paid to Horses on Livery
Carriages always in readiness with careful drivers for the
of Balls Parties sc. sc.
The quality of my stock will permit me to say that those
seeking pleasure or engaged business would do well to
give ame call. j. A. i4lNCASlf1-
Neyndn Aug. 90 1S56.-46-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-07-22
UNITED STATES BAKERY,

Pine Street first Door below Kidd Knoxs Brick store.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED, having rebuilt and fitted up theil
i BAKERY. the site of the old stand, are now pre-
pared to furnish their old customers and all who may give
them a call with all kinds Of BREAD and CAKE at prices
to suit the times
BOSTON BROWN BREAD AND GRAHAM BREAD OF o
very superior quality constantly on hand; also,
Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cake.
Wedding Parties, Families and Restaurants supplied with
every variety of Bread and Pastry usually found in New
York Bakeries, at wholesale prices.
good assortment of PIE FRUITS, JAMS, JElLlES
FIGS PRUNES, TAMARINDS STRAWBERRIES, &c.
Ca FRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly on hand -SSa
42-f DRFIFOSSN IEPPE.RT