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iructive assault upon the pretens:ous af the
ssSpHiiualisls,' by the subjoined furtter refer
ence % IS own connection with the rrcent
''teSt" experiments
To bring the matter 10 q test, APOSTLES and
regarding the significant TACT that 'the SpiTik
ualssi were CONSTANTLY exhibiting lhen,seivxs
and their Powers Ear paliry sums. we Offered,
Oa tise part Ut tlie Courier. abe LITERAL FewaHi
of So, ID alss enc of CERTAIN psciended phe-
nomessa. wissch thousands Of peppie we're
Rady b asseseralc they had seea exl Ibird
ot,eu. Were an r4asity b.ssd
ia the presence oil a committee competent ID
form an accurate Judgment on the subjeci.--
The proposition wss accepted. The COM
mite was named and agreed upon. We wish
our proposition to be distinctly understood
Neither the Courier nor the committee had
any thing 60 do. but 10 be present and I'd ace
that tie specific Things were done, u possible,
which the Courier had declared could not be
done. Upon this II had Siaked It's reputation.
aud upon this other reputstIons were staked.
more valuable TO thIS community ana To she
world than legions of m~diuns. and wh,ch
are TO last and be respected long alter iaiss-
hood have successfully cheated the ea,iiy de-
ludsd multitude Il t.t
The rxlerim. nj was tried and not one niaa-
Hesitation al phenomenon of the ordinary Lind
50 often ciIed for the public crelence. no. q ie
| IN any degree resembling :hem. va exhlb ted
or even attempted. Spirit were evoked and
no, one replIe,i. With ample time and oppor.
tunity allowed, "ihe strongest h-st mediums.
TED the number OF eight. wee collected fron1
all parts Of the country. The apartments e,n
pioye! we eseiecteJ by the SpinIua' o = 'hem'
selves. Al their rA4se-s 'l'e mrtuTgs w~T'
deferred rom time To- time i'm order 20 allow
ihen 10 make every prrpartIUn and To enable
the mediums to difIuss favourable spiritua
atmosphere Throughout. the rooms. Al wa
propi,ous. rxcep; the power to conv.ncr those
who would not be convinced. Except by ii.e
production of facts. Tue entire burden wa,
upon the Sprituasis TO do what they allrg
ed they could do,-and they did nothing.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

AMERIcAN MEcnASScAL SKnI.-As an evl-
asnce Of the growiSg appreciation of American
Aaechanical skill, is is stated that SIC goSeEnme~s
Of the three colunies In Australia have cOm-
nlenced the construction Cs nesrly one thousand
mikes Of magnetic telegraph, to be eonaplsss5 NJ
Ihe close Of the present year, and have selected
MIR. S.W. MCGOWAN. formerly % York. ss
superintendent Of construction TAsinsiramenss
batteries, materials: de-, have bssn ordered Of .
house in New York, and are TO be OF the most
&aished and perfect construction.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09
A NEW PLOUGH.

"E call the attention of farmers 20
w the Reynolds Plough,
which can be seen ut our Store. We
think il the best plough THAT has ever been
offered for hghtness oG draught add dura-
bilIiy.
SPALDING& GREENWELL-
April %. 1857
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

The Naiionai intelligence thinks that the
crn<ure show ered upon Gov. Walker by the
Black Republicans Of the Eorsh. aud por
non of the Democrats at the South, consider
ing tine conflicting grounds On which % il
cased. is 4 pregnant proof that Cor. Walker
IS -ndeavoring 10 hold the balances evenly
beiween The Two continuing parties in the dis
tTacted Territory ., evenly % SUN sIr exac-
gsra,ed demands aud sssunpiioss sf eiskes
psTty.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09
NOTICE.

Y ME Trustees Of the poor will meet
- at the Por. House, on Wednesday.
the 18th day Of July next, for the pur-
pose sf appointing an overseer Of the
Poor for the next year.
By order.
10 X. greenwich,
Register.
July 2, 1s57.-2t.
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DR.. Arorgan,s lntfoduc tOry.-W. are in

Dr. MOPgam'S lntF00uctOgy'-Wea are an
debts4l 70 a friend in Washington foE BAanPhls'
Containing the iniTcdacsfy remarks Of this gentle
man ''to the course of Medical Lectures delivered
IN Ihe Medical Department Of Georgetown col
Icse, session IS5G-'57," and we have Fend i.
al,en;ivcly and with unnsixsd pleasure. IL is
chiefly historical. aud therefore Eo' above the "r-
prshension ofIhe ordinary reader, who may Pe-
rise n with both profit and pleasure. Dr.. Nor.
gan is IA native Of st. Mary, and his distinction
IN literature and science confcrs an honor on Or
county, Of which she il justly proud.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09
Awake, arise, or be forever faIlen!"


The New PfatEoPm-This sulpIlurie OBJ
jursafiUn has been tackled to the tai-cnd Of the
Address lately ISSUED by the American Conven-
ton of Louisville witlI view perhaps, Of calling
the faithful, or rather the fallen, once more to
q ms
''To try their fortune in second fight"
OF course, il they never wake uP. they will
never fight anybody, but for all the good or harm
they can now do, they may as we'll ground their
arms at oRce, and submit themselves to the for
tunes Of war. They have been completely driven
the wall, and any show Of fight hereafter is not
valor but madness only. Il is true, they have
lut many costly Improvements in their new plat
form--inleed, the old institution is scarcely re-
c"gnizai's in iia new dress-but people, We aP-
prehend, that have been once bitten at the Ma
iional Hotel will not he likely 20 so back there
again. Besides, in ignoring the proxcriptiVe
features Of the Philadelphia platform, they COM
petsly overlook the important fact. that they are
pulling dawn what IL lsfi Of the Know Nothing
81 iiics. Extract ths virus of religious hatred,
and there remains to Ameriranism O6iy mass
Of truisnsS, tritisms aud plutitudss-an agraran
mob in Baltimore and a-a-Sen-Sena:Or al
Washington.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09
MARRIED.


Al Tus-r Hall, on Tuesday, the 9Th inst. by
Rev. Mr. Sscsll, Or. James Smiths Of Virgil1 70
Miss Nanay o. Key daughter Of The Hon.
O. .. Key, ~ this county.
On the lsEh uit., 81 Kansas City. Samuel L.
Arnold % Mrs. Sasaa g. Nsales formerly Of st.
Missy : eounty.
0BiTUARY.--.Dird,s &c the residence of her
atisband, 81. Cleasr,ss hay, after painful III.
ness. on tie sab inst., Mira. MARY c. NOR
GAN. enssset Of Daniel Il. Morgan agti %
yeaFs. ~
She is spared the Lister sSTTSw
All must feel Who hinges ers
She has been called a~ay in 10 prime Of BE,
having suffered uppsch Hrsm her dissese duringAhe
last few months 1'f her stay. She has gone,
strong in the faith end in the hope Of a glorious
resurre:ion which awaits her: and while Oh rests
ia peace, may the EscI, and abundant conscientious
Of the Spirit of is< Eaermal One rest upon her
family aud friends, ard her children Perretuate
her name with horror forever!
w. L.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

pressing duties have prevented ns this week from
noticing in detail the various celebrations of the
Fourth IN ST. Mary's. Theaccount given below
10 frnns lhe IhiClligenccr and though meagre, our
traders mus. ress content with lt for the present.
A friend informs nv that our neishbOrs o..
ST. Mary's county, .NL., celebrated the Fourth
with their accustomed patriotism aud lbetHliIy.
In LeonardtOwn, the county seat of St. Mary S,
there was large and enthusiastic gathering OF
the planters. Col. SOIhOron, the President Of
the day, opened the ceremonies with few APP
prOpFIate remarks, when followed the reading Of
the Declaration Of independence by G. +. Mad
dox, ESQ.,, and an Grafton by Mr.. Preuss, Of
Washington, but at present n student Al law IN
the Office Of q. c. Morgan, Esg., Of St. Mary g..
After the Grafton sumptuous Dime. Was served
nP for the multitude. and in tile evening a bril-
liant ball WAS given. at which attended mos; Of
the elite Of the county. The festivities were
arrested at midnight by the Sabbath, but 10 10
Understo"d ,hey will be resumed :hls evening,
and wind up with grand entertainment TO be
gwen 0iI Ihs occasion Of the marriage Of the
daughter vt q wealthy aad influential citizen Of
Tue county to highly favored son Of the Old
DOmiaiOn.
Al Blackstone P4,i. or, Blackstone . laland
The day was duly celebrated, aud wound up
Ike wise "a a very delightful manner with Lal.
4" "ey Eossst he company ol ahe sSentheI
Maryland made the most Of their detention, and
with masic and dancing did much TO redeem the
day from ndn-user. Subsequently TO their
leaving the day passed of very pleasantly, and
Ilte numerous, gay, and active pleasure boats al
the point engaged in sailing matches over the
pure waters Of the hay between the Point and
Sc. George Island. 80 iRIs time Piney Point
- very attractive, and Notwithstanding the
destructive fire of January last. can well accom-.
modate as Enany IN sixty visiters. Sheephead
too, are just now coming into the very cream OF
their season. and lhe bathing 10 a. excellent a.
ever. -.AstsioHGI IHisEigsaeer.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09
ovERsEERs OF THE ROAD.

WILLIAM ALVEY offers himself a. o
candidate Tor 0verseer Of the Road i'm the Pa
suxent District. and respectfully solici,s the
sIppOrt Of his friends and fellow. citizens.
JAMES BREWER - presented 10 the
voters OF Paiuxent District rs suitable per-
son for Oversesr Of the Road in said district.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

Sc. Mays Heading Room and Deba-
ting SOciety.-This association was never 10
more iloarslsiDe condition than at present, hav-
ing relieved itself "f nj debfsad liabilities during
che Past ahree months, and having nc present a
considerable surplus in it's treasury. This fat
Gsrns condition Of its affairs 10 mainly due to the
energy and prOm;tness Of its Officers IN NIL mat
tiers pertaining 20 the Society; and n compliment
taFy resolution, emb"dying the opinion Of the
meml'ersa s TO the efficiency Of the officers, was
offered at the last meeting of the Society, and
unanimously passed. The following are its off,
GERS for the present terms
President, Henry w. Yates;
Vice-Prest. DR.. A. J. SIaIding;
Rec. Sec. George A. Smms;
Car. Sec. G. ]. Durant;
Treasurer. VIM. A. Loker;
Librarian, a. J. Scott.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09
THE BEACON.


ErPata In afr. MIles last card, IN 2nd eol-
anIn md 3rd paragraph, for ''sheir pGhlic and
official actsr read ''these public and Official acts;
in 4th colursn 5th paragraph for earI'er bsrth,
re.d 'slaier BIRTH" m last eoIunn and last para.
graph, for ..piIlows. . read ''piIlars.'
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

THE ''SPtaErUAL" TEsr AGAix.-The b. s.
Ton Couer ESilOws up is systematic aud dss-
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

d Mr.. Key by
|ieve that Mr..
] net recoliect
|. than that he
and thus de-
i Even the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

section through which We ever Travelled
where o., stock scen along the road is so
universally and uniformly Of a superior
character. as through thi, section. In ,h,
Who'll, SECTION we hardly saw an inferior an
iual, either youus or old.
Through ,hr whole region The purham'
take ,hr lead. Probably there are few or
no uu blood, On DO found but almos, al
ar, grade. Of different d'sr'es o' purity Of
blood, mixed OPP iu al. mauu'roi ways with
every Kind OF blood IN thc country,
90 WAYNE, thc traveller will begin 70 cn'
counter qui,, a lars, infusion Of White Ia.
r., tu most Of the herds, These multiply
"a. De apgr5ach,, rays,,c M.ll', wher0 is it.
craur. ana thsre all. % asaia as D., s'c-
eastward. until they entirely disappear,
though now AMI tleu ono i.t' h' -'cn all
along o., way nearly @ Wa,er,i.ir W.
c.rls. u. Jos. On, look % then, they ar.
such u,N', animal. with their amiabic and
intelligent booking 'AHS. They have come
Pact ars handy laak ,,l taey were made
rr -.r,ic, aus could stand tac storm rg1'i-
Co.. uf our climate aud situation.
Wev..h trr farmers oC uIONnrl could,
of. PA or, of ,lrm. trl,r, through tbi' re-
-..r. and ilst examine tro hgrls Of animals
which max ar o.. farm .t1c, oC 'al' Sc.
u.a. anil vr arr ,ur, a1 gnI s.all a, once
come o. .I th.r pleasure in ta' in.'-
rlur s,nsk chat Dow disgrace, tol large "a
...a. .ralr farms, ,ai thsy would M ION.
..r dr...,t ami Irrry an attempts o. in'r'.
da.r mrr.y.I stock AMI improved hrrei',
aal h. willing 90 render f,ir ircomp'u"t,an
O. f..-,vb1 lrr at th' expense and take
Oh. o., rE introducing improved hrs'd' OF
s.g.s. and especially thoroughbred cdanimals'
o.. r-.I.r. IHrrr o., u' mason why w'
slru, nr; grow u.i a., sl'i s,l's ,u thl'
c1unty a, in aay other r.,'' on earth. Ai
shat BE- ,yautiu. O., ths bl,,l ana tAs care.
We have every tbtD, g.-' Boo lI., a. sr1'i
a1au an,s a.. ans other ser,.'n o' thrSat'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

l.EArHEE SCARS The manufacturers Of
leather, boots. shoes, harness, whip, and
pJrt.monuaig. afford good deal Of waste
material that might De turned % good ac-
count in the village gardens. The -hoeml-
ker almost always has pile uf leather scraps
in front OF hi, shop door. Sometimes they
he several feet in thickness in the street.
Ihc.a wastes are among tho most valuable
fertilizers Tor grape vines anl for all iruit
trcs-. In some parts Of England these
wastes sell as high as four cents pound.
They decay slowly in the soil, and, like
bones, impart their nourishmcut 20 the trees
for a long term OF years. In this country
not one IN a hundred knows anything OF
their value. The shoemaker probably buys
manure from the stables, aud throws a more
valuable manure into the strcet. Nothing
can be easier than the gathering Of these
wastes. They can BE- had in most villages
COR the carting, and the owner is glad TO be
rid OF them. Put these wastes around your
vines aud fruit trces, and they will soon
turn into purple clusters and golden fruits.
Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

TuE VELOCITY AND CotoRs OF LIGHTNING.
From Petcrmau's " Physical Geography"
we extract the following
"The lightning Of the frat two classes
doe- not last for more than one thousandth
part OF second bat les, duration IN
passing than one millionth part Of second
!. attributed 10 the light Of electricity OF
high tension. In comparison with this 'e-
locity, the mosr rapid artificial motion ihst
can be prOducsd appsars rePo.a. This has
been exemplifci by Professor Wheatstons,
in very BEAUTIFUL experiment. A wheel
made 10 reyolyc with such celstity as 10 rem
Der its spokes invisible, il seen Tor an In.
slant with all it, spokcs distinct, as u h
r,.t, when illuminated by dash ot light
ming. because the fash had come and gone
heG1re the wheel had time TO make per-
csptible advance. The color Of lightning 70
,ariously orange, white, and blue, yerging
IN violet. Its hue appears TO depend on tho
intensity Of electricity and hight in the at
mosphere. Tho more electricity there is
nas,ing through the air in given time, the
winter and more dazzling Is the light. VI.
ole, and blue-colored lightnlngs are observed
TO be discharged from the storm clouds high
in the atmosphere, where the ali Is rarihed
and analogous. The electric spark made 70
pas. through the receiver OF an air-Pamp
exhibits a Blue or violet light in proportion
as the vacuum is complete
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

Usrv>rt.r Sru. Q.EEr. \ c1rrr,-
r1aI.n. of tl, yu1n. thu. speak, of '1'
>,r Qnrry in B.1wgl.e, Pi.aulai'
County
4, Br,vny.'l, W, took th, opportunity
,1 y,..t,h, LAT, quarry of Nj \ II. Mr..
r,u. ah1l, mile from tls ulhs' Tho
quarry which h,, ben w1rk.I m,s. ry,sn-
,.y,ly. h,'1r:.ns o. Mr Cr,esrr i.n1, now
tu operation. work being su'p.nlri from
,pn. c,4., ~ Other. VIZ Mrrr.l, hl. some
twenty men employed "a. a.s quarry, winch
o.. alr.Iya a PIT ar,lt forty tr, dep and
ru. huuir.l AMI my f'et 900 diameter. ON
thr b.l 3D.. tI.ql.rsy, tram rIni' ar mais
rr..-.pr, DE iron upon which ti' si1u' Is
-lrri-i iu small ear, O. ths foot Of au in.
r.in,l rllns which lrII, zap O th' surface
,fthe ,a-,l through an areh.l tunnel, aul
ur which the ,,r- NJ, drawn hy = winlIls'
work q hy hlrs'. nl'1s similar ,rIrss, %
tr, small shcl, p-.lpiI by il, w,rNmcn,
whore it .rlit 6, th' requisite thickness
''r r'''n; slate ana ''' I'd '.-.''" '.'
M, .p,lun: o. iIn' wi,Iw.ls, thin cht,'l'
anil isis arplrrutya ysry .lsy work, but
rr.r,tly r.4rira rlr.tIsr.bl. skill The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
t'- 'ii'' A' h' ''i'' anu WIZ ''l '' "'
rhts., hul' thr r..'. which hr follows up
with other sri..l. IT tN, slab t. OF CONSIDER
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inr Anl m'HniAe'u''ni ''''' l' '''l '''' I'.'
40 ,IH other works school ,h''- nr' made
arI f-,m.i i1 -r.,t 0rtntfie.. The work.
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MIS- CE LII A n Y .
From lh,kwroi'. Magazine.
MUTIgY IN INDIA

native army ul b'ngAl c'uTl'l"l W ~ ~
mcnt, Of lsh, cavalry, and Il regular in
flntry. with 1 troop. Of hur''.artlll'ry and
. b,tulion. Of six comp,uir' each, oi foot
artillery. Augmented by irregular troops
10 the c1t,n, Of % regiments of cavalry,
: batuli1n, OF Sikh infantry, AMI upwards
of twenty other corps, 10 W" further 'np.
ported hy the c,n,insrnts of various native
states. disciplined aul c,mm,nl'i by OIL
crr, from the regular regiment. Tho Com
rany's European Mr,,s wsr, . brisii'' Of
hor,,. and 10 bltuli,n, OF i,o..ir,illory,Hith
a REGIMENT, Of infantry. The Qaosn''
troop, vsr, . r, :.n'n., OF cavalry AMI II
" foot. Thi' m,sr.i,'n, force wa' dis.
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