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Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

THE undersigned has opened an Office in
the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, Del, for the
Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE, and
has now on hand, for sale, number of very de-
sirable FARMS and other Real Estate.
OF He also Rents Farms and Houses, col
lects rents and money, and does all and every
kind of business in his line on the most reason
ahln terms
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

"HELP" GOING TO THE COUNTRY. The
stock market hardly presents a greater change
than the past month has effected in the female
domestic market. During the past summer an
order from the far West, for servant girl,
could not be filled for love or money. Cathar-
inc and BrIdget-who never saw anything but
the bog that surrounded their mud cabin before
they left old Ireland--when they have crossed
the Atlantic and set their ravished eyes on
Broadway, can never be induced TO leave the
city if they can possibly stay in it. But they
must leave it now. Hundreds of them, who
gave up domestic service to learn trades, now,
that trade fails them, crowd intelligence Offices,
and fill advertising columns with "wants q
situation" The more that leave the city the
better it will be for those who remain.-N Y.
Express.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21
The Financial Pressure and the Tariff.

The Philadelphia Ledger and Sun are ar
guing the question whether the present tariff
has had anything to do with the disturbance in
the money market. The Ledger contends in
an able argument that it aud the expectation of
the "precious metal'' has not but charges it
entirely to evertradng, improper banking anC
long credits The Sun in its argument on the
subject says, the attempt of the Ledger has
been entirely unsuccessful, whilst on the other
hand we aver that to the existing tariff we are
solely indebted, as the primary cxuse, for the
present state of affairs.
Our proposition is susceptible of proof by a
very simple argument.
After the reduction of the tariff of '42, and
the invasion of the principle of protection to
our own manufacturs, the country enjoyed
period of prosperity for ten years. This pros
perity and business activity was owing to the
industry, energy and enterprise of our people,
assisted BY the abundance of our harvest and
the enormous influx of gold from California.
The reduced tariff of 46' was powerless to
overcome all these elements of prosperity. 1t
was gradually sapping the foundation Of trade,
but these other favorable circumstances by
which we averted the evil which must other
wise have overtaken US. Even with that Tar
if, with the meagre protection it afforded, we
contend that if it had been permitted 10 rest
undistnrbed at the last session OF Congress, no
panic would have yet arisen.
1t was the still further reduction of the tariff
last wlnter-a reduction of 20 per cent on the
former rates-that precipitated this crisis upon
US. Every man knows that the warehousing
system is one OF the elements connected 18th
the revenue laws. That when the duty was
taken off last winter, foreign goods were
crowded upon this country until every ware.
houses was filled to overlooking. That upon
the first of last July-the time the new law
went into effect-these stores were thrown
open, and this immense amount of foreign
goods forced into the market in competition
with our own; that they withdrew from Ou
country; an enormous amount of specie, glut
ted our market, paralysed trade, destroyed thu
business of our manufactures, disturbed tht
equilibrium of our moneyed institutions, ant
finally drove our merchants TO bankruptcy, on
banks to suspension, and brought about th'
financial difficulties. which have invaded ever!
city and town in the Union.
This is the true cause of eur present dis
tress; it was remote, but certain to produce it
effect,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

AfIHoR1AL CHURcH.-BEy. A, II. PARTRIDGE,
NI Of Christ church Withholding. viii preach 10
Sunday evening IN the church corner "a Hammond
syf waverlev piece bloch from the nncon n
Eleventh street Greenwich ard Seyenih Avenues servcee
lOk ~ and ~ O'Clock keals free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

re lI 60: ! = 80: ~ s,s:s,
b printed. fAaAk I'd Asre 4
n ana thss win sssese ~ u IN
.sSa rsady v AbIls By The iesu.l
thAu r'nk9 eoafes ~ - - 1
With no i1teyeefe@ motives end
complain The gyeetess prsestosb',
s IA ;S SsssE s; s:u s,'s: :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

N ims "A. that in some parts q The cy Of Sew York ard
sS. ssS ss., sSs one ss
osca 70 Ss e Ir s. %S,'
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AZ eco az. =, & =: s,Ss, ls'
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ss I :: 'is. ~ =, % q, s q; 5.
alec sy Weldon @s poiey q rrnsy ChurcA e .s
e her xs s'. . ~ S 90 "
bsr ovni ceranly .erl = ths s,e nor 80 he.
Of Der propsry u. polsy WHICH has governed her
into fay and cpenypsi IN sscrc Her defence does nc
As Zee ss 'S o %s's as S mu
bewso could hnov NE male y escs
sgssscs ssery psi.y ana ~
ss e r s-ss
s.oo; S SrA d ss :ss-s =,
s,:Ds @ p n1 pos o. ,ess suosoa
- ~ NO srs Sss s y. SP ssss.
sSurebss s .se Ia, hsve been r.sv
srs sSs.S ss yr ss seoe % oy ons
trustee essl sense abe has ben abe uoass rron
am csr privs,s corpor.uCn sAs ~. ne Atlantic AID
probably n s yo d. sSS .s so % c. sSs VII
40 n hiah mission .ii increased sSy and useful
with a present income Of Ices thsn sloo0D pcy senum
Trinity n ri erpsnds whole aud more W do'pg gooe
salaries " Der mnstersno SIR me proe
clergy rpy do not receive but abon one
paid By other chur hes W some OF boz reve
rend pers>eu.os And YET the's fahfu minsers rnn,
safely challenge conpareon Win any hcrs w We 100
In he erent vsue Of their lsbofs while toe esny
Tered through the the city. shose poor r
Unity her chapels hed and among rn arc the iah,n
ministers Of Trinity latorng for good They g,ve nem w
ard advice hev with them hev osDts tee
ohi dfeu bury heiv dead where else 90 earn c,n 20
find boey Of who.e dut'es are more fash nny or ms
successfully discha,sedf
NJ Charrsp, berwesih " be divided vill q course
ala The Other churrhes In The city OF few YORK Jour
among The rcsbut she becomes At once p1wcess 20 q.
aerwG be gvcr 70 the rouniry charche, Divide
among hfiy ohsrches the suv here would be 20 more Eo
pcYy for each than would desire for 10 own PURPOSES I
liable would then be reassd Of cutting Gown NE Tres IN
Those Who serve IN h~ ye.,ry Triziy dispense M
cosrv Of ne highest standing IN he .. mrunfy
vhIch hey i've ror wv the Affairs Of Trinity chur,,
iDeuiy and nbsrsty me pu-iiy Of ther motives sss
YER been questioned conceded even IN your en- psrt
report founded suspicion and hcarsAy evtdepce an
rvrh, Church sdwiued IN pamphlet publhhed ss yesr
mst no srrst rrss was sdmnstered Gov 20 lcnr I'm
'ssh s.sr purity \, r:ss Snss ne S ss
fuiS rsss,sS hem sss ssfe y pr.Ss ss he fuss Nj ;
The " crease ~ re city has become iarre esssts
Mr. thAivmsn kas net such part when accused ela'r
ony your iuss snA fwbcas~nee, bot yo
,s, eevsss g. Mayh, ana ersss sSwes have sa sAsss
ybsrai y Ne bcvrr q Syhsy ohnreh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

fNLIETON AvsNUE. BROOKL.N FUR SALE, 4 O Or
u are on handsome and fashionable aveure ooy $50
fesl from hyrie and ID muu~s ir~m ruh,n ferry.
The ground y B2L By lao feet we'll stocged with vines
shrubb~rv mutt M! shsde rss. % nanra errsee four
6ry and light two paylors sitnq ieom ~ctr chamsv sa
room ntsbsn and wash IN on boos nvs seepae
roows up saAirs ras, marble manleA 10 Pyico - go
Terms sssy. Apply 70 FEED COLI, $40 Pussa street.
prnaAlvn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04
CLOTHING, &C.

,ee sew an oApAL srsssy s@vsss vsssCx
100, ssd suifvxn -JsBrs wvAn hys sSs.a
ven .esessx rcss = ycpNN tcys ~ ~ss"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

wsSn sAasAs - "a ~
x,rs.:A ~ e:asss
Impartial c11sh4as~sspa ~
fhe ves11cs thaa - tuedo
fNpoBuh % ~ nel 80
wi(h % teero eyooute - -
, amount Of good hexe -
rvaAui1puaiy IN Tho Vesry q
unAnklads ,Npfp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

DIV. NosEs BALIou. or HARrFoRD, WILL
IL preach NE srb universsist church, twenty fourth
street. Ninth avenue, tomorrvv At lox A. N and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

NHp&Ha. a. r. LHDnRER, AND EpHRIAM NJ tEp-
N S1hEr win continue hold meetings for Tree discus
sscr between Christian and uou CHRISTIAN Je~s sshiec.,
The uneness and rredhny Of the Hew Testament =
meeslrg win No hela sunday April in he evening al
~ O'clock AZ los Centre street, OPPOSITE the ToAbs up
safrr you v Cordially invited attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

azores TO pair, ruaLl, Bxas lrs orasAs LOS
~ scds, moruss Aprl 80 BE- .o. Y s.~ss %.
mas nscsnt vsws ~ he pc-s esss st
pisces W the pnltsa esss sncng ~hsa are NsS Ys.--
AL good condxIcu ard vcrhy Ne assnns ~ We 5>@s-
tpecinere erkhsion s,gvs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

DIV. n. =. BURrRr WILL PRE- ACH IN THE CHAPEL
IL IN 15ih stree Immediately west of h avenue 70
In the morning II l0k. and IN The evening ATTY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

yooD FOR PIANO MsrurA CrURERs OR oTasas
VI -sts b rssin tho beautgul village OF Iiaioa
hin Railroad Ard hif II good fw
snd prc6ucs; coiases and srn, Vel sncshsd
vth spr mn wafer psss~d hre bun1nQ. and n
rsy WITH advs ntsge vsed nte Va ptsb BENG
nusrer al mile rom heart the The spuss
In ureo IN nee po,k for &fnD 0ply 500 dom ard Tho
er bond aro mortgage for onc ~ more yeay-
IN = FOR hfe he h>d sppiy for
w.,s al ~ vou IN avenue s1po~s kevsnth o.
Mr. rhompsop Clnsoo Hon . fh'ca
rpunsL IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ovss sx.
III pers>s "a 600 yesr; situate Setween re tee
issxins buspess Price Cor good sn futures And fw
prure "a go Proprssv and ~ife return o Eyope grb
re<s N nv selling sppiv m New vort ~ Nhtah~y's HW
,rory rlossl M h~rvr street OF fOHn q. LAyCOrK
nss. ~ ko~th rnh stree PhsisdefphA
II trowr e~sbi.sbmert known n p umer HoAel esas
hsN~ frep ye~ss ccpainns Airt. besides large
han roou bs-rcsm billiard rocw, osseupert snd spacow
yard fted IN he o. perfect style vn BE sold cnesp
- reasonable terms On seecus o. We o~ner Goas or o ~
fhrx and Hsdecn ssres>A Bceohs~-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04
cArpETISe, uPHoLsrsRy, SO.

Gro pm knsor,
win 40, ,ino~ as ssr,es p,sne>s y Ne I'm a
r. q rErBhsvN Ac0,
ra T0C&safrWo@<
would he atisoton ~ es se1ds snA We rnno<
N onr ri~n Rr,as~,~ cH~p~ti<4. - - 10 pey yapa
hks velvet e~ypeseq ~ - - ywygA
Ard al he Attest ps.tsrrs - ycsA Ur>sssy Ase2s.
scIssAs 80 sersy'ston - " n~es> csss pvscs~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-04

600 Rswanp.Losf on nSrpAr 1870. nSSSs ssa
waach viii bouquet IL howers So and nndssASs
ON she o,her gold chain PIN and key, and oAa
tainlns q hue bog The above reward VII % paA
delivery q The ssme Il he nor ct ooroon FELLOWS
NcNllian, foa u AsA 10 Beaver aycet
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29

AN EXTRAORDINARY RUSSIAN REei-
MENr-The Pa,lolsky, CT The Regiment
of Paul, p.es.nis an appearance whn II
would be gro,r.que i it were not in,po@
sing. Al tie men-pray do not laugh
-,have cncksd noses Every soldier
with ncr rfrcusee, who is os The prl-
or height, is sen, o tIIs regiment. which
was formed by Paul ~ one e hiS Secc'u-
trlc freaks. and very d. ternined puc.iS
81 glble II II be accompanied With Sunk en-
eyes and high cheek bones. But n,le
than this The men, clean shaven, hike
all Russian soldiers, except or the liz,
wear their mustachr> brushed upw aiCs
tlwarCs the ears. which gives then q
Strange and savage aspect. This BIZ
zartes and 'eroc.ous appearance * al.
cfeassd hy The shape ~ !itit head .dre.,,
vhichis like >ug+r-Fcai with Que size
Gu. away; an angular section OF a CO...
vithihe round side torf.e font. On tits
side The shake, or " Mlisievet it j., ccn-
lists oi brass plate: al the back cf il is
a, bfighi rel cloth. From The top there
III turiuu> turf ,r ron,pon, sticking cut
50 as to be parallel win t.e
lgNerel,ait of The wcareI'S nose.
The brass from j. reheioa>Iv pre<r.v-
ed She nla il ave been Pierced by atsli,
and = Won on!y hl deserving stid cts.
Some % them have been perforated in
two. three or four fla e. ~ The dayS OF
Cathatiae J., and in SuwarrnFs earn.
paIga. nhere The regiment estly die.
iinguiSliFd it>+li; and on the under part
OF each plate, j. engraved the namv nf
The spElier " 10 wor- IL when th. bail
ralse IN .uch unpleasant proximity TO
him. Should one Of these plates be worn
out with age its io'mi l. scIurulon.iy ina
itated, and the h les renewed With {, e
greatest care. The regiment u hen al tie
march past always csr,irs hay.ne al
charge. Altogether. the lock OF ,hrs,e
iout thousand end cdd men, all oi vi ON
arc over six icet, IS ve~y novel and str
king aud If they are half as ugly in tie
fight a. they are on parade. they must
prove mo,i formidable antagonists. They
a-e dre>.rd like the other regiments .:
the Guard. with the exception OF thc
hemIe:.-Moscow correspondence Of the
London Times. Fl.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29

Ezs Those who haze not seen ar.
Wrbstef may he pleased wrh tie fcl.
lowing description of his psr.on al The
age OF foriy-eicbt. Witt ~ by hI> ffien,i.
the late Colorel Knapp, about tweu,y.
tw" Years ago: ~-
The person Of Mr.. Webs'er is .ing,l,r
and commanding; his height 's above ~ =
ordinary size. bat he cannot be called
tall heis broad scrrss the chest, ard
>'o,I'ly and firmly hisilf bu' there il
nothing Ui clumsinrss either in tis forms
or gaii. His h., ad is very large. bis
forehead high, u iih good shaped temples.
lie has large. black. solrmn looking
eve, that exIIi5iis strt myth and sfeadfasl-
ness, and WHICH sometimes burns, b,t
seldom spatklvs.. His hair is Of raven
black, and bGih thick and short. w,tio o,
the mark Of gray hair. His eyebrow
are OF the saine cclor. lhiek and strongly
marked. which give his fra nres The sl-
pesrance of sierRne-s. hut The general
expression OF hi< face. after thus prqDei-
iv examined, IL rather H,ild and amisbe
than otherwise. His movements ~ Il e
heixe aud IN th@ street, are slow 81 a
lIgwfied there Is o peculiar sweethe: :
III his Voice.-ii.' tones are rather har. N
than rnu.ica': >illl, there is a asi+ty in
them. and some Of item catch the car
and chain IL dosa 10 The nlosi prIiccr al
:ention. lie bears traits OF z eat msn'sii
!ahor. but no marks oi age: IN fact. lS
person 10 NOR" in,posing now. IN lis fo'-
ty -eighth year, than .. wss at q irly Years
~f age. His manners AT The bar. aud IN
The deliberate assrUGiy. are peculiar --
Hear h'm, aud YOU wIll say thsi bis sI. Z.
prenee IL founded or no model. aBsiens
~ n.ndern-sil Eis OWE exrelleneIes and
defects. His vslc'- has an extraordinary v
IeCmpass. His emphasis b: longs IN h TT
stli i.aione; il is fouEded on no rule nor
cen i be reduced o, any. ~. IN.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29
cOTTRSGHAgs = JonNSON,s
IYPEOvEB
HORSEPOWER g. THR.fSHE,RS.

- deemed almost unnecessary To give certih.
J. ,a;es aF the SIperior qualities Of our HORSE
POWER & THRASHERS, but for the inf,.f-
nIashfn Of those who have not az vet used shesss
we subjoin the following: $50 :
E.zOSARDrOwS, ST. M4rys Goa Nd,
Afessrs. Uo;tir. ..,.i;n. & johnson,
Dear Sir: The machine which purchased Of
ypa has pr,.yel \ most excellent one 4 am fully
Convinced that 40 better Horse Power and
ThsaaaeF has beeas used in my section al the
Stats. Nor can thssk that there can be III Use
say thst are superior to Il anywhere The fishs.
ness cs drift 90 the horses in one of ita recofn.
nlendatinns. | am confdent that all who use
your Power and Ts:=asiler viii continue 70 Be
your customers.
Respectfully, yours, B. G.. HARRIS.
- LEogsRDTowN, ST. Mary's Co., Md,
s .ssH aH April 18Th, lS56.
Gentlemen Il have used your improved Horse
Power anu Thrasher and take great pleasure IN
bearing testimony 10 their entire efficiency
have used two other Horse Powers and Tnrash-
sts and ~ my Judgment yours is greatly superior
o. either Of them or 70 sny | have seen In use.
The Horse Power is of Light Draft and less In.
bic e ger ou; Of order than any have seen used,
sni "a nv or:ion ernuiently suited 20 che wnlsGs
0F TIE grain growers. both on account uf its Ell
cleney alsd ausssissv. Aiany nf my sesghhors
haye tlrowu aSi!e other machmes and afopsed
yours since II has been introduced into our coil.-
~. Wishing yon full measure of success. 4
am very respectfully. Yours, moss oi,st
.tfa Es JAMES T. BLAEiSToNE.
Sr. Mars Couxrr, NM, Man lst. 1855
Msssrs. cojiiusi.arn & johnson. - -. p.-.
Gentlemen | nlnst say. that prefer ysnr
Ill 'rse Ps'wer aiTt ThEaSher to any i have tssesi
,nr seea uset. Ftc -Psswer and Thrnsi,er which
rbsI-hk II. .y9a about three yearsasp, has work
ID well and worn, with easy draft 70 the team.
Very rrSnectfil.!y, Sc,
JOHN r. DENT.
Baltimore. June I2th. 1856. . g131s'7Es B
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29


oxe< sl.!<e I;snce and devotedness.
f ~ Ii hisa. xh6 leaves her home
si'|I q. ;. N IL law his fartunes 20
IIIs |.a s,f the wrrld: II she does no;-love
|sisss.' sIse viii perform the xame dniy
) 81 s.snstiun Nature and Law alike
isng4Ase ibe obligation on her. md her
oun lss1fI muFi decid. wheihrr u viii
t.'.,z 90 joy or her trial; but 10
se res,s - moi'ssr !
|ss I'D ran Der renroash
= nf Z pasnfnI eiire. fcr she
has reared her insihA ronvtiion OF tie
necessity OF ssa,raage; she has her>elI
offered TO hersiss example in. her own
person, Heaven itself has poin'ed il oai
q dutg whose omission j. cui pahl~ :
land therefore. far from veniuring o
sinb the lot o..e should restore TO her
al e tenderness which time and habi;
NAV Ena;te her to wiihdras from her
husband BE mother is bound, on the
contrary Apray that they may every
day bec6me earer TO earh o,her. even
al the expef<e of Der own happiness.
This lnisiorltsisA. Il the mo hers last bles-
sing.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29

sisScsor thought twas best 10 invite The
Outsiders IN and treas ihesn. 10 stop their
nsiSe. he accord nglv appeared al ne
sienr and poll CIV inyiied the serehadNsrs
TO GONE in. @lthe invita:inn- Nas arcstF~
tel, and tl,s bride, with q degtfe olnnls-
naaimisy altegeiher ,nt xpecled, pre-
tered tie sine aud cake With her qkD
nands. They slI paFiook and neni ens-
ely away. ashamed of Mhat thy lad
.t,ns-ce qnered ~. kis.daess. Ter
isah srafeels ,feached iheir iesneriise i
hansrs beEufe they y ssak - ~ i il Iih
sitkHeskaat the stomael~ Iae doefpF.
who he put mp the prescription. East 4
dozen calls a. nncr. aud all his .pa,iepts
appeared 10 be- e feclrd in similar mars
ner. As he knew wha,ihe n,alady. was.
lie OF ccur>e gave himself no uneasirtss.
A thorough emeiic tao doubt had sali-
lary effect. and the patients frii better
after ejrciing lie bile hIrh had can'cd
'heir fir>i uneasy symptoms. The. ver-
dict Of dec Mt people m lie nrisi tor-
hood " herc this took place was IN taEor
OF the bride. 49,. .-- .-s F..
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29

fznmoosl 3 4e
ni1'nsls assss " hssh = sllza& a
me Ande<. ''ese lfsHF Flles' =
Aiexicq. sasd rs. Xfn asKse
Viii ss'e ih &c oI'is paf zIsse5'
n,vu afIIk fn s'is Eaask A'fl1e
e0:'es q E'esl,ss''sl si''.* ss'' khfsl
.sis.esiqss segsialson q saf s.s<a. =
'Asi'salA ~ nOnsia 4 i.
y q. ke asiat isslsesss; - 4 -
1a1i'ss k'ssil =. i. Ill -
tFapseai IS. end 4telF sstes are t|real
" and sterile hi cossrssi<oa. You re-
.''ssnber, Oiizaba. continued ": .shese
. an engraving frosu q fouxh sketch ol
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29

G?ALDiNG s. GREENlVEL.L wish 70
~ inform th. cHiZeiIS Of 81 Mary's that
they nDw have one Of tie largest and most
desirable storks OF gooiS they have ever Of
terei for SHE. wA:ch vii be sold very low fo
pInctIal customers. or a liberal discount
male tor cash. They name in part
DRY obs.
FoR LtD,Es.--Rich De Laines, plat, fan.
cy an Persian Cashneres. MeEinos, aNlpasL
car, Back Silk, English and American
prints, Manchester and Fnnch ginglanIs.
doilel ant piain S'ylss muslin. plaid 10,
NsDSoJk, JarIDet ca.nbricN. French and
American mourning prints; D'BegeS, niode
long SaawlS; Snp@r du do; mole aad fancy
da'ss7uares blk. cirth do: long do do; Berlin
hue Glove; LsSe do; line silk do; blk. whit
aal co'orcl silk 10; biz. viii. AMI cOlored kid
do, Bu.x r;I'ng do; Berlin gaunlets; linen
caln,mIc hikts., all prices; AIerino, cotton and
six hose
Foa GExrLxIrN's WE,R--Superior blk.
blue anj mulberry clnrhS: blur and blk beaver
do, for overr'ais; tine biz doeskin Tor pants:
srpcfiT do iJf vrs;.: fancy and plain cassi-
meres blk, Reiv,.r, silk and satin vrstngS: all
wool twrei> for coating; saltinrttS; Berlin
haeI gloves: b,icS ai,d lamb lined do; French
back ds. c!nlh do; h:k aiEI whit. kid do: buck
an4 B.Flin gaDnirts; shirtstand collars: Frpnch
saiFl hn>o.ns; Saxqny AMI ribbed n..rinu
shirts linen AMI Sik. hhkE;, hack silk crsvats;
Nlpaleaa an orloff iies: SrartS and shawls.
RE4DF.h1DE. CLOTHING.
a large sssprtIpent Of Goats, Pants, and
i.eekI.I s.=-suprrlor Irish linens;
sow AID ;se1sash nkced 3D. b@st .sslsetiTan
baMchpj sitpting; brown do is,; bleached and
bnswa sh,--ffng super English blankets: fine
A1n-fsesa 20; hs1ipr, 10 !or servants; 5ii Or.
Callers tor 81 ie; hrarhesl. bIOwm. and col
orri Cautoh i!anar.s; douel. "p"ra. and plaid
hannrls tar c,iirrn; whit. r-d and yeIlrw tlan-
ne's; green ha,z"; heavy 6-i and 81 iu!Ied
clpI''s; plaId llnsey Is; penHcn,iary and country
81 do.
SHoEs.---Nrns. hoys AMI Youths thick
hrogan.: wom"n~' planters, l. s: JI bouieeS;
gents tine calf an! kip Nunroe's; heavy grain
anl kip boots; fae cafShn do; ladies' dressed
ana uniresSr1 n,orucro shoes and boot; h!k
ani colurei la>iinc CATERS: children shoes. Sc.
HArs AND pEAPs.-FanSan,'s silk beavers;
fac back anil b-owa %oS! hats AMI caps oi
following kin.i>- -!.amarlinr. Navy. Slcighinc.
Nap,''"n.. Plush AMI brown and black cloth.
GROCERIES. TEN'W.aRE. QUEENS
ware. H4RDIY1RE; f1
STATIONARY; ENGLISH, FRE.vCH,
a. L~4TTV SCHOOL BOOKS.
/. FoR SPosrsNEN.-Shot pouches, powder
haSk~; variety OF gun caps: shot at every
SIZE D"r4!n''s anl BeaIty's SunPowder; nip
pie wrru,;leFs.
Oct. 13d. 1856.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29

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an iacompatable advantage. Il. up 10
this period, they have.not entered in'n
those political associations which obtain
from Time ID ti,ne IN the ov'rnnents ol
great rivil,2ed states, il has been f.om
causes which have ceased 10 exist. For
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tant aud wiihout exterior influence /; al
present they are strong, their exterior
influence is becoming more 5pPareai,
and hv The improved facilities OF corr.
municaiion, they are now only a few
days distant from Us. For themselves.
that Isolation which mi ght at tir>t glance
seem channing position, Is really filled
viii disadvantages which. at any gwen
moment, may turE into dangers.