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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-10
Wanted.
NOTICE.
DTSSnI UTTON OF pARTNFRSgTp

'T'HE rartoer.hip heretofore existing between Aaron
L Stretch and Horace Pect, under tie 6rm ard s.ye
OF Stretch Peck. is this da d solved by
A. stretch having bought the Interest Nis
late partner IN hereafter the Drug in
name. he d stand Union and College
streets and alone authorized the Of the
in EFT ment. AARON STRETCH.
Nashville, Nov. 2-2w II. L. PkCK.
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PAPER Reduced.

IHRON and afer the It Of D,cemher. wn reduce the
i price Of pspe- from 70 10 cent for cash and 20
au eEuiar prompt and afoad necessity
fora stiii fErther ref-r ion VIII make De-.
Tedue 60 8 cents, SEEN hv nv card above,
and they must be delivered store free Of drsy
age, clear q woolen and -k and subject dedUc-
10 We occasionally receive ind nrrent
they must BE- set - aihcafon the same
other meTchunde, ana be pli for accordingly.
nov2-2E uBa8 ". s. WHITMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-10
MelronoIilan Eating Eanse.

HAf VII open kststlishssnt cornsF 81 CrfaF ana
" cAsrEy stseelss TUksBAf. FaE eEa o. 0cFoBtR-
oSte. ,. ~ tfouHE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-10

The stauneh and approved iis hit water pack cts
SEVENTY SIX BARCLAY, Master,
SWALLOW, ALEX. FRAZER, Master.
PRINCESS, n AIKEN, Master.
Having zen thor GIT~En - oughy overh eued
and Dewiy Il ted out VI Ii superior
regular ten day trips The commandants courteouE
cl of these steamers. will give at Cincinnati and
Louisville prompt satisfactory orders
entrusted TO them. For freight passage apply to
noV9-5m. II. Il. HARRISON, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-10
BILLS INTRODUCED.

Mr. Griffith, to amend the act to prevent incom-
petent persons from Tracking school.
By same, to repeal the act of l847, chap. l49.
in reference tue distribution of the estates Of
deceased persons.
Mr.. Carter, of Carter to incorporate th" TayiOrs-
VILE Shady and Bristol Turnpike Company.
Mr.. St. John, to TT pal the act creating a State
Geologist, MinerolOgst, &c
Mr.. Roberts, to repeal the of 1855, chapt. 8,
establishing Chanc ry Court in Gruudy county.
By sam" to repeal the act OF Dec. 80, 1889.
By same, to regulate the fees of Circuit Court
clerks.
Mr.. Benton, to reduce the fees of revenue collec-
tors and county trustees.
Mr.. Benty, to allow ilheitimate children to in
herit property in certain cases. . " ...
By same, to increase the jurisdic ton Of magis-
trates, and for other purposes.
By same, for the better protection of public and
private property from wsuton destruction by mis-
chievous and evii-dsposed persons.
Mr.. Newman, Tor the relief of s. T. Turner.
MIR. Blackburn, to change the line between the
counties OF Union aud Knox --r-
Mr.. Savage, to change the line between the
counties OF DcKalb and Smith
SIR. Stanton, to incorporate the Gainsboro and
Deer Creek turnpike Company; all of which were
appropriately referred.
Several House bills passed on their second read-
ing.
The bill prescribing the duties of Circuit Court
Clerk in ceFtiin cases was ejscted.
The House adjourned till 3 P. NJ.
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ALI TENNESSEE
FR sE oRsR vs. q " + =
WITH THE COMPTROLLER's NAME.

WITH THE COMPTROLLER's NAME.
TAKEN AT PAR FOR GOODS AT AUCTIONl n
w I'LL be added 20 our Grand and Magnificent Auction
w sale Nov 10th 18th and l2th 1857 another large
invoice OF New, Ere and Fashionable Staple aud Fancy
Dry Goods, TO he sold regardless Of prices.
ALSO,
We viii sell invoice OF good, and well assorted
Staple Good, nting rlree Thousand Dollars for
all kinds OF uncuTrent that Is end0r ed by the
Comptroller Of the state Of Tennessee Also Lawrenceburg
money SheIbyvie, Knoxville ard Ocoee money, all Of
which will be aiken at par in payment for these Goods
Now the yourselves; The Goods are really
good and fresh and will be po ivey mt through FOR what
they viii bring. TRAB II LUCTS,
noy1-td. No. "a, Public Square, Nashville.
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Now York Retail Prices.

We copy the following from the n. Y. Herald
of the 4th inst. We have known our citizens to
pay double these prices for the same description of
goods, at the auction sales of itineraut vendors:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-10

Mr.. Rowles, directing the dOorkeepers of the
houses to pay the postage on public documents for
each member to the amount of eight dollars, to be
paid for out Of the public treasury. The rule was
suspended and the resolution being put on its pas
sage was lost; ayes 81, noes SO.
Mr. Newman, TO appoint Commissioners to ex-
anime the condition of certain stock banks in this
State,
Mr.. Beale, instructing the committee on Ways
and Means to inquire into the expediency of taxing
equally all monies and properly in the State except
such as is exempted from taxation by the Consttu-
ton is exempt from sale by law; and also into
the expediency of abOlishIng the % Merchant s
license and the privilege of standing stations and
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-10
PAPFR HANGING.

4 IL kiads q pgaiu a1d nseoratits PAPER HauairE
II dcne "a the hsst AID the cheapest prices -
r. fRANELiN-
Orders zen Al Wa Rearf NJ. u Dead rek stree, ain
Be- proZP-iy Attended
RaFNRaKcEs:
AlzzsEs A. z cEozfrs N BVaza.
J. aHIrE. Hoas sea.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-10

OWING the financial condition % the country and
~ great depression OF tTsde, md IL
reduce 1he price Of EsFs 20 &c 10 take effect Dom
after the dav Of Nover her 1851 fer the st
ia NovrnheT 80 paw sc cash for good Tags; and
hone the nj the y of this this
tr1 ng time manufacturer,
Octl6-lm. ". =. WHITMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-10
Notice.

II HAVE for sale two large and very suprrOr young
mares 16 hands gh, well broke to harness, and vii
either sin ls double; fine walkers and ret
perfectly soun aud mite. Por further uforma tier
apply to Mr. L. Hammer It his sacle Front street, OF
to either Of the undersigned. ~. A. SHEPHE RID.
L. ?. GRIFTTTH,
noviO-2t Sewanee Hou e.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-10

Containing:
1-PAMELA or, virtue ReFarded. In Ferries Of
familiar letters. vols.
2--THE HISTORY OF CLARBssA HARLowE. In a
Series OF etters- vols.
S-FBB HISTORY OF SIR CHARLES GRANDSON
In Series Of Letters. TyoIs
'I con ider myssH thorough adept IN Richardson.
like the longest OF his moves be and think part Of
them tedious: should anything better DO than
to read them from giuHng end, take shem when
chose, and lay them down when vas tired,
till cry word and syl able relating the divine CLEE
TIsA the beautiful PANELA wi every trck aud lire Of
their sweet favour, once more gEaven my hearts
tabi.' H--i7sslstt on CEd Books.
For sale by tHovlOl VT BERRY co.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Richardson's Works.

W. 7. BERRY & CO, have on Sale
THE wORRs OF SAMUEL RIG AID ON. With
sketches Of bis Life and EtinRs BY the Rev Edward
Mangin, MA. In 9vols. London ISL superb copy,
in perfect order.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-10

ron CINCINNATI AND PITTs8URG.
TIVE fine passenger and freight = GT~rR -
steamer, SW ALLO y. ALEX FRA ssE0SEsa |
1ER Master. II. CLAY BERRY, Clerk, -Eezzszzsszz4
will leave for the above and al nermediate ports, or
WEDNE 'AY, the 11ih inst, It 10 O'Clock, A. NJ Fol
freight passage apply on board or 20
nov9-3t. H. 81. HARRISON, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-10

R. J. WALKER, Governor
of Kansas Territory.
FRED. P. STANTON, Secretary.
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THANksGrv1so DAY.-The Governors of the fol-

lowing States have, by proclamation, designated
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10

UNIONS IRON GEARED THRRsHaUes
=.6A& MACHINES. 4

L1NT0NS Iron GEARED THRPsHgwcs
II MACHINES,
W@ranted % > shs say best - smarkss.
THIS Mashius ! dtiven with 81 lsor,
rcd in Che place Of band. There Il nes
Shipping Of hands shout this machine,
which has b~en grrat srcable md err
pefsse BY losing time 10 g. the bands,
which often occtifs 10 ali snzehinea work
ed with a hand. This IRON QEAnED
MACHINE Is warreused 50 ihresh fasts
or, with less horse power, than ans hsha
machiue. II j. warranted 10 give nfsf
feet satisfaction. We cold last wear C.
OF these machines in Anne AruHdsf afs6
Charles Counties. We give some fese
REFERENCES.
ANNE ARukDEL CouSry: Owen c..
Gil George Clayton. Matthew Hardessy,
". l.. Darnall, John Jones, Or. Jacobs.
CALvERr COUNTY: John +. Barber,
w. p. Hardes,y. Capt. Stallings.
PRrscs GEoRGE's CoUsTr: Francis
T. SoFer.
CHARLES CoUNTY Fl. L. Mudd, 10.
siaIF Hawkins. ]. N. Harrison.
ANY farmer wanting one Of these ma
chimes will please call on n. n. Lifck.
John Keplingcr, tour aeents.) or George
Clayton, who will give all inforrnaiiou
desired. The price Of our best SIX horse
machines. with plate. Bars. Horse Power
and Straw Carrier, all complete for
threshing. $l65, delivered on board ves-
sells in Baltimore. Foar Horse Poser
and Machine. finished in the style. $50,
and fully warranted.
We have machines for less money,
but IL is the interest of the f..rme. 20
have the o. st. ~ IL will last double M
long. This machine was exhibited at
Upper Marlboro al April Court. Annap-
oils, and Port Tobacco, Charles county.
When farmer purchases one Of these
machines, and is ready TO use Il, If he
will let me know, will send man, free
OF charge. aud set The machine up and
start il, and if u does not give perfect
satisfaction, he can return Il again.
Farmers wall please send in their or.
ders at an early day, SO that we can ship
in geod time.
This horsepower can be attached 20
any mill or corn shelter without any en-.
ira expense. Old horse powers and ey.
cry kind of old iron taken in exchange.
AL orders will be promptly attended t..
M> Warehouse aud Office. No. 15i
North High Street, between Hillen aud
Gay Streets, Baltimore.
John ID. LINTON,
No. ISL Moth High Street,
III between nillsn aud Gay.
June 4, i857--6m.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
RVING'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON
ILLUS .RTED.

Great inducements for Clubs. Messrs.
G. PU IMAM s. Co. having now publish
ed the first volume OF the illustrated Edi-
ton of lrivng's Life of Washington, be-
ing The complete life of Washington before
the Revolution, are ready to furnish the
same to subscribers. free Of postage, on
the receipt of $3.50. Single numbers
sent, post paid, 10 any part of the Union
on the receipt of % cts.
The following inducements are offered
10 Clubs, desiring to subcribe to this mag
niicent and national publication: Any per-
son renting four subscriptions for The
first volume comprising IA numbers, will
lie entitled toive complete sets. delivered
free CT postage. Clubs of six. renting
$2l will be entitled to two extra copies OF
the volume, or an extra copy and any
other of Putnam s Co.'s publications OF
an equal value. Clubs of 10, RENTING
$42, viii be entitled to fourextra copies,
or copy of complete set of Addison 8
works in six volumes delivered free OF
postage. The same premium will be given
for like number of subscribers to the
succeeding volumes. Each number of the
illustrated Washington will contain one,
and every other number two first class
Steel Engravings or maps. In addition t.
the Steel Engravings, the work contains
numerous elegant Wood Engravings IL
lustatlve Of historical subjects.
CAUTIoN.-Person subscribing for the
life 1f Washington should be particular
to obtain the only work which must forev-
erremain .hc standard authority. Irvine's
Life of Washington bears The imprint of
G. P. Putnam & Co., the only publishers
of Irving's works.
Every American should put this work
on his bookshelf side by side with h is B
BILE. Let Your children read "a and learn
by the example Of the Great N ashington
the lessons of patriotism, mofal courage,
perseverance under difficulties. which The
history of his fife affords. We Know of
no American book which We had rather
own than this; il is worth a thousand of
trash publications which The press is daily
sending forth. "-Scientific American.
Country papers copying the above ad
vertisement twice willreceiyea complete
set of Putnam's Story Library.
E a95 G. p. PUTNAM & Co.,
S2i Broadway. New York.
Feb. 4, 1857-2t.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
TO THE FARMERS and DEALERS
OF ST. .M.4RpS COUNTY.

IL TIE f.1K.nEHS .f.ND UE.5LERS
OF ST .M.4RpS COUNTY. :.
vHNHE undersigned would take this method
u ofinfDrming his friends OF the County
that he has a very large stock of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
on hand and for sale. He soIicits the patron
age heretofore so literally extended to the
house Of CottiBgham & Johnson. He has
added to the variety Of horse powers PET
TGN'5 Patent Internal Geared Power and
Cleared TflkENHER, winch superse!es the
necessity of the leatl er beli--ihree sizes, 4, q
and 3 horse power. These machines are wor-
thy of the attention Of the farmer. Also, a
new HAY-CUTTER, gotten the past win
ter Tor hand power. For simplicity and du
rabl.ty it is not surpassed.
His Factory is in full operation, which vii
enable hum 10 fill all orders with prompiness.
Repairing OF all kinds done TO order. Plough
and machine castings by the ION or piece
Field and garden seeds fresh and genuine
lie respectfully invites a call from llis friends
before purchasing elsewhere.
SAMUEL COrTINGHAM
Formerly Of the firm Of Coliingham s. John
son, No. $50 Pratt street Wharf, Baltimore,
Md
Co Mr.. James johnson is authorized 10
collect money and settle accounts for me. il
St. Mary's county this season.
March 18th, le57-G
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10

HEREDITARY SCROFULA,-A bow in
the family of the Hon. w. P Thommasson,
once member Of Congress from Kentucky, was
a mass of sores from head to foot. His eyeIds
turned INSIDE out, protruding over the eyebalIs so
as to produce blindness. He was cured by
Hampton 3 Vegetable Tinctnre.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. William Oldham, of the Baltimore custom
house, suffered these complaints for eighteen
months, with both body and mind seriously af-
fected. He was cured by Hampton's Vegetable
Tincture, after all other things failed. .
/. COUGH, CCNSUMPrION,6c .-Mr. Hen
ry C. Winn had a Cough for years, great
weakness, &C., had, in all, 6vc or six physi-
clans tried all their comedies, but was cured
only by
HAMPTDN's VEGETABLE TTNCTURE
Mortimer & Mowbray, Proprietors, $40 Bal
timore street, Baltimore also for sale by SpuI
ding & Greenwell, Leonard Town; Burroughs
Chaptico Garner & Co., Milestown, and by
storekeepers throughout the State.
Jan. 18th, ls55-tf. .-..--.- ..
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
APPEAL M coyMcN SENSE

4xf xnx xfcE aKAR rHE rkUrR.
C4frAfS BExyAMIA.-Wherever known hi
testimony viii be conclusive. But lest thos
who do not know the Captain should be scepti
tcaB, DIR. Dawson a. Bro, with others OF the hes
known and most highly respectable citizens o
Easton, endorse his wonderful cure by
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE
@sx-fs .ae EAsTox, Oe,. 4, 1854.
.Messrs. Mortimer & .kfosrbray:
Gentlemen-I feel il my duty 10 you and the
public to certify TO the effects Of Hampton q
Vegetable Tincture. was for more than Eve
years Icboring under disease of Chronic Rheu-
helpless that had to be helped from my bsd
and dressed in my clothes. became reduced to
mere skeleton. All The medicines took done
me no good, and 4 continued to grow worse.
heard of Hampfon'a Tinctpre and thought
would give II a trial. At this time / did not
aspect TO live one day after another. / did not
take il (ihe Tinc;sre) for the Rheumatism, but
in q short time was well OF that disease. From
the effects of your Tineture and the help Of God
am now getting Ina good health.
wish all the afflicted to try Hampton 3 vege-
table Tnctnre, as have done, with the same
effect that It has on Your ohedient servant,
Isaac BESJAMs.
i We are acquainted with Isaac Benjamin sold
HIM some of Hampton's Vegetable Tfncture, and
believe the above statement correct.
Dawson e. RRo.
From our knowledge of Captain Benjamla "
are confident the above statement is tg1..s1aGIF
exaggerated. ]. A. j.
sECHARs
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
Notice 60 Farmers and Planters
SILT FOR ,.afILCH COWS .ayND
STOCK GENERALLY

WEE. Cows cn.d in milk Isd are kept on
quire a regular and liberal supply Of Salt
So, also, when cattle are first turned to
pasture in the Spring, they require salt
more frequently than in the latter part Of
the season when the heritage is less sue.
eulrnt and fresh. It is often the case
that ANIMALS taken from dry food, and
supplied exclusively with green ferment-
able heritage are greatly debilitated by
scours. Salt, in due quantity, is GER
tain preventative Of this malady. Rock
Salt Is the most economical and conve-
nient way TO salt stock. by placing pieces
n different parts of the field, where the
ock can have access 10 it at pleasure.
Orders for this, or any other articles in
our line will be promptly attended to by
DUVALL & lGLEHART,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
l2S Light street Wharf,
t-... Baltimore
WR...k OOH fORR ~
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
CIGAR MANuFA -roRY.

Hy4E subscribers are extensively en-
IN gagged in manufacturing Cleans in
Leonard Town, {. Mary's county, with
q Anew to furnishing merchants, hotel
keepers and others In this section of the
State with their supplies, Mt price far
below that paid by them in the cities, for
similar article, and npon satisfactory
terms. Orders are solicited, and viii be
attended to with protnptness. Relying
upoa our countTy frieads TO aid Us in our
new enterprise-we ask trial, Ia
= HARRIS, o. CAVALIER.
Leonard Tewn, April %, IS54-sf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
The largest Chair and Furniture
Establishment IN the City Of Baifimors

No. Is North Gay street, near Faye,ie.
"HERE is kept always on hand, or
w made TO order, every style Of
French Teie-a-Tetes. in plush, hair cloth
or brocaelle.
French Full Stuff and Medallion Par
lor Arm Chairs. plush. hair cloth or
brocatelie.
French Full Stuff Carved parlc. Chairs,
in sets, in plush, hair cloth or brocatelle.
Sofas; Half French Spring Mahogany
and Walnut Parlor Chairs, in hair cloth
or plush.
Rocking Chairs. various designs, In
hair cloth aud plush. .f
Stuff spring Lounges large ASSERT
ment always ready on hand. or any pat
tern made or covered with any goods 10
order.
Chamber Sui,s--in mahogany or wal
nut, complete, frcm SIS up.
Cane Chairs and Rocking do.-the
largest assortment ready made in any
one house in the United States, from
S12 dozen up.
Bar Room, Office and Dining Chairs,
IN oak walnut or mahogany, with cane,
wood OF stuffed seats; an assortment
over SO dozen.
Wood Seat Chairs and Settees and
Rocking Chairs; over 100 dozen.
Looking Glasses, Gilt and Mahogany
Frames, Feather Beds. and Hair and
Husk Mattresses Of every kind
III a. MATHIOT,
Is North Gay street, near Fayetse.
Ju. q, 1S57.--6m
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
March 2SlH.. 1s56-tf.
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

WASHINGTON HOTEL. at
"AVING' purchased the Washing.
ton Hotel" Leonard Town, the
subscriber respectfully announces to his
friends and the travelling community
generally. that he is now prepared TO
accommodate all who may give him a
call. in q manner that he trusts will be
satisfactory. tits his intention TO thor
oughly repair the whole establishmen
and re-fHrnish the rooms without regard
either to pains or expense.
His undivided attention will be given
to HE new business, and he pledges
himself TO use his best exertions to make
all his guests comfortable and contented.
His table will always be supplied with
whatever the market may afford, and his
Bar well furnished with the best liquors
and segars.
The patronage Of the former tests Of
The house 10 very respectfully solicited.
J. w. J. MOORE
January 10Th 1366-u. -,.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10

Joseph DAVIS s. Co. have establish
- cd themselves. in Leonard Town,
for the purpose of carrying on the Manu-
factory OF Cigars All orders in their
line, wholesale or retail, will be filed
with despatch and at the lowest prices.
Orr cigars are made of the very best
material. anla or imported Havana tobac
CO. -e.s.-f,.7 s-.s
They respectfully snlieit a share o
public patronage
Sept 1lth-L
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
A. l.. BEAL,
LINE, NEIL, FLOUR md FEED
STORE,

No. 122 Dngan's FAarf Baltimore.
II EEPS. constantly on hand all kind
~ Of Mill Feed, Guano. Lime
Hay, Bricks, Hair, Calcined Plaster
Oats, Chop. Rye, SC. We have on hant
also a very large assortment of Sa-S
Doors, Shutters, Frames, SC. All order
for the purchase of Lumber will be at.
tended to with promptness, and satisfac.
lion be guaranteed.
The Co-partnership heretofore exist.
ing between A. L. Beal s Son has beer
dissolved by mutual consist.
Also for sale, good sound "A CUL.
LINGS at SIS per thousand for cash Oh
accepted drafts-number Of feet guar.
anteed or all occasions.
Feb. 25th, 1S57--1y.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
REV. VERNON EsKR DGE, u. $. N.

REV. VERNON ESKR DGE, u. S.N.
PORTSMOUTH, (Va-) Aras rs, 1881.
Mr.. J. F.. Boush Dear Sir: Whlle an, ia
general opposed to Patent Medicines, .sador cors-
Pels to state that have great confidence in the
virtues of Hampton's vegeisble Tincture For
several months past have asea il inmy family
and in Dyspepsia, loss ofappetite, dizziness, an
general debility. with entire success. So far an
my experience extends, therefore, take pleasure
in recommending it to the afflicted as a safe AID
efficient remedy.
lam, sespecifully yours.
We RNON ESKRDGE,
Chaplain in the u S. Navy.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-09-10
NO TTCE.

ETyHE subscribers have opened an en-
- ienAive C.aRRLfGE REPOST.
TORY. at 81 and S. ". Calvert street,
opposite Ire Clay Spring, where they
have. and Intend 10 keep, a 6ee assert
menl Of C.4RRL.9 GES OF the latest pat
ems and styles of finish. from their man
ulactory in New York. and are manufac-
turing d IS 3. Calvert street, Light
Carriages Of every style, which they viii
sell low for cash or approved paper.
iii work sold af This estabiishnent
warranted, as2
I'VE are prepared 10 I'LL orders at The
Shortest notice. .-.~
sREpAlRIHG done on the shortest notice
BURR. HAEGHT T. OCONNELL.
August f4,h, Is56-tf.
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CLARKE s. LAWS.
GENERAL
G Commission Atfreh0nts,

- EEP constantly on hand. Flour.
- Gram, Bricks. Lime md seeds
all kinds. Dealers in Guano, Home
ust, Plaster, Sc. 1t
No. 80 Grant street,
Running through, TO Ellicoti, rear Of
Messrs. Dinsnore & Kyles' store.
BALTIMORE.
9~ We have constantly on hand
and intend keeping. Clover, Timothy,
Orchard Grass Seed, and all kinds Of
Grain and Mill Feed. together with Bale
Hay, which we will sell on plrsslng
terms. Family. Extra and Super Flour
always on hand. All orders for Lumber
promptly attended TO.