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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

I most respectfully ptesens.tnsself to
my felIow-citizens of e. Adary's County
as candidates. Register Of Will. al
fht' ers'iing elec&on, aid vii Be tharik.
sai for their support. -....-.. a.ss, -,gx
: JAMES r. HOPEWELE.
-Nov. 22nd. 1856. sgssgT. .s.a.t IL
. THE friends of JAMES I. Az. 5RAIEY,
Es'l., recommend him 10 the yo,ess Of s,
MarF's county rs candidate Tor The Office
Retyls'er Of Wills at he elesalon m 1857. ana
eonileiefstiy endorse him As eainently gualiIied
10 I'LL thai responsible posiIloa.
...A wa. Ff5uNfewe~ 81 IL 49,
TIE undersigned announces himself
candidate for Register of wills az ST. Atarys
County. and sohGts the votes OF his fellow
citizens. " 8i9 90 I@ss T.fT . = -
l1sss.7 aGEORGEf. sPALDINa. pr
Nov 9Th, 1855. = aFlzg arr@ 80
we are anfhonzei 10 announce r.EoN
ARD NEAIE as a cnndRlafe i9r the otiic
oi Hests'er OF Wills for SAINT Mar, . county
NJ tae election in 1857. -.
70 July 18Th. 1856 ......r~.e..- +
iHIs trends of 10: SPA1.DING respect
iuiiF recommend him TO The voters of Saint
Mary's county rs candidate Enr the of;es ~
REGISTER OF Wills AT the ensuing election.
FOR SHERIFF..
VIE subscriber respectfully announces
hluiself IS candidate k1r The ofg;cs Il
SheHts Of 81. Mary'S county nj tie election II
81 snnsf next and solicits the support of Ills
THOMAS 1. DAvIs.
ADy. Is Ie56--ie.
4
The friends Of WM. n. GODDARD prs-
sent hfm TO The voters OF ST Mary's county
as candidate Tor the office or Sheriff at The
ensuing election. :.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

. I offer myself as candidate for Con-
stable in the Sixth Election District of
this county. and. respectfully solicit the
votes of NV friends and -feIlow-ciiizens.
JOSEPH MATTINGLEY,
June II. ~ Of George.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09
B.iI-M OF a
THOUSAND FLOWERS!

D1I-H OF Il
THOUSAND FLOWERS!
AN UNUSUAL COSMETIC, EXQUISITE.
LY PERFUMED, r.
NOR the Skin, the Beard, the Teeth, the Hair,
Il and the Complexion.
handkerchief Standardization Dew Drops
Violet; West End; Sweet Eriar; Caroline BHu'
quet and Jessamine.
Flavoring Fxtracts.--Lemon, Celery, Cinna
mon, Orange, Peach, Vanilla and Almond.
For the !Ialr.-PhIocome Pomatnm, Bee
Marrow, Bears Oil, Rose Oil, Antique Oil, as
sorted, and Columbian HAIR Dye. .ft
MIsccllancous.-A variety of Soaps, Sapona
ccous Shaving Cream, Dental Tablet, Mrynol I
Tablet. Aroms tic Vinegar, Lip Balm, Cologne
Preston Ssits, Court Plaster and Cifyatal Mu
ciagc.
The above assortment Of Perfumery we have
just received from Harrison. the well-known ant
unrIvaiied Perfumer of Philadelphia, all of wheel
will DO sold at his prices. a
... SPALDING G. GREENWELL
June 18Th. 1857 .....-. .. -.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

=,
Is GEAaED IHREsni,t
MACHINES,
HG1GHied 70 be tle veFy best in iss rmarlc..
THIS Nachine-rs driven with an ;ro,.
rod ia the place Of a band. THERE'S M,
slipping OF bands about this mach;na
witch. has beer . great lso..ble and ex.
usnse By losing time TO Fix the bansI<
which often occurs 10 all machines vvork
ed with hand. T'tss IRON GEARED
MACHINE Is warreiIsed 10 'hrcsb fat
er, with less horse power, than any hand
anactIine. II is.iwsrrautesI to give rer-
feet satisfaction, We sold last war On
sottbesc, rnachines'in Anne Arundel and
Charles Counties. We give some few
REFERENCES:
ANSE Arundel C0UxrY: Oven &C.
ell George CiaytcE. Matthew Ilarslesly,
arnall. John Jones, DR.. JACOB.
T COUNTY John T. Barber.
5rdesty, Capt. Stallings. III.
nos GEoRGE's County: Francis
-eSoFeF. Sill sss ss-.f... - 49,.
JHARDEs COUNTY: H. L, sMudd. jo-
Hawkins, j. N. Harrison. sgssr
Any farmer wanting one of these ma
ines will please call OH II. VI. Itch.
hn HAeRbngrr, four agents or George
Aytor. who will give all information
ID. The price OF our best six horse
Asxaylth = ate, Bars. Horse Power
Ter, all complete for
-! deliy erel. ON board 4 :
seIS Sntlmore. -Four Horse Power
and Machine, finished in the style, $50,
snd fully warranted.
We have machines for less money,
hut it is The interest Of the former 10
have the O-st, as it will last double as
lons. This machine was exhibited al
Upper Marlboro at April Court, Annap-
oils, arl Pert Tobacco, Charles county.
When farmer purchases one, OF these
machines. and is ready 10 use IL, if lie
will let fne know + wrll send man, free
Of charge, anil set The machine M and
start it. and If It does not give perfect
satisfaction, he can return il again
Farmers will please send in their or.
ders at an early day, SO that We can ,hip
in good time. ......r .....-.
This horsepower can be attached 10
MY nun Oi SotH silGi''F without any eE-
ira expense. Old horse powers snd ev-
cry kind of old iron taken in exchange.
All order" will be promptly attended to.
go Warehouse and Office, No. 151
North High Street between Hllen and
Gay Streets, Baltimore.
JOIN d. LINTON, II.
No. I5I North high Street,
between j1lllen and Cav.
Jane 4, 1S57-6m.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

General COmtemts-The Horse.
Its Origin. Native Land, History and Ma
tuial History-Tbe History of The Eng
fish Blood Horse-The History ofthe
American Horse: of The American
Blond-Horsc of the American Turf
Lists aud Pedigsees of Imported Mares
and Stations; Comparative Tables Of
Stock of Naive and Imported Stall
lions in the last quarter of century
Pedigrees. Performances, Descriptions.
Time and Anecdotes of IN. most cele-
brated Americ ~ Race Horses: Rul-s
of Race Course,-Hi-tU of The Am
erfcan Trotting lInr.e.-Deseription
Performances, Time and Anecdotes OF
the most celebrated American 'i'rnt-
tiers; Tables of Time; Rales of Trot-
ting-History Of various families OF the
American Horse-the Canadian; the
Mustang; the Pennsylvania Drausht
Horse; the Vermont Draught Horse /;
the Nardganset PAGER; the M rgan
Horse the Carriage Horse the Road
ster-An Essay on Breeding Blood
Stock; for General Use; for Cavalry
PurpOses-An essay on Stabling-An
ESSAY on Feeding, Clothing, Condi-
tioning and Shoeing-An Essay on
Breaking, Riding. Driving and Mana
ging, on The Road, in the Field and on
the Tur:-General Rules for Preser,.
ing Health, Preventing Disease, and
for General FIELD and table Manage
ment. -a -a-ar .-s Fl.
In 1tcO Superb Imperial iOeiayO TIOluines .
Eterem Hundred Pages.
illustrated with Steel Engraved Orig.
nal Portraits. from paintings aud draw
lngs by distinguished artists. Z. Troye,
A. Fisher. H. De Latre, C. Hancock, II.
Clarke and L. Mauer, of the following
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09
BOARDING SCHOOL
OR You've LaDIE

MIR. AND RS. GEORGE S. KING
w having rented the dwelling house oil
Mr. c. Il. Maddox, near Leonard Town. are
prepared 10 Accommodate a limited number
of pupils as boarders. Those committed 10
their care will be treated in every respect Is
members Of the family. but will be expected
TO conform strictly to all regulations prescri
bed for them. ss.s
The course of instruction IS designed TO be
thorough and 10 afford all the advantages of a
polite education. Ii will embrace every branch
of an English education, together with the
French language and music on the piano.
Every regard will be paid to morals and de-
portment as well as intellectual advancement
The advertisers, proposing to devote them
selves TO the business of instruction, IL suiii
Gent encouragement 10 that end be afforded
hope % obtain fair share of publIs patron.
age. .sa f-
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09
WOOD COMMISSION AGENCY.

WOOD COMMISSION AGENCY.
M E respectfully inform those inter-
w ested, that we have made ample
arrangements, and are ready to receive
and sell Cord Wood upon commission
exclusively. go
Our friends and all others who NAV
favor us with consignments will be cna-
bled to receive full prices for their Wood,
and not DE compelled to suffer sacrifices
in consequence of glutted market or
combination among dealers.
Liberal Announcements made on all
conSIgnments.
~" All orders for everv description
Of Building materials filled with prompt
ness and upon the most accommodating
terms.
S. WILLIS s. Co,
LUMBER DEALERS,
West Slle, Union Dock, Bait, Md.
June ord. 1S54-G.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09
HIDES! HID 81!
GRUPY & STANSBURY,
HIDE AND LEATHER DEALERS
Corner Of South and Wafer SIS

BaIiimore. Nd, T. --...
INFANTS 10000 HIDES. Mer-
w chants. Farmers and Others. will
do well BY calling on, or consigning their
Hides to us. We are paying q to 8 cts.
for Green, and Is to 16 c.s. for Dry
We also offer the largest and best as*ort-
ment of Leather to be found in the City.
49, Don't forget the Corner OF South
and Water streets. 90. sae>Hi yes % e.
Dec. 18th, 1S56-tf. 60
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

~ w III. Il. GUY offers himself as caH-
did2te Tor overSeer of the Road IN the I.eon.
ard Town district and solIcits tho votes of IN.
friends and fellow citizens.
May 9TH. 1857.
HENRY l.. GODDARD is recommend
ed 10 the voters Of the Factory district as a
suitable person for Supervisor OF the road ii,
that district. =
VIM. Fl. DRURY, of Richard, offers
himself as candidate for Overseer of
the road in the Lsonard Town District.
and solIcits the support of his friends and
fellow citizens - ar -
EDWARD F. TENERSON offers him:
self to the voters of Leonard Town Dis.
trict as candidate for Road Supervisor.
and respectfully solicits the support Of
his fellow citizens. :, a.y.t
April 80. 1857. -........
LlIFES L.. NORRIS respectfully oTer
himself as 4 candidate Tor Road Supervise
IN the Third Election QLeoHard TOWN. Dis.
trlct at the next election. -
UJLI.L4.W .4BELL. of Thomas, respect
fully announces himself as a candidate tor
Road Supervisor III the Third Election Leon:
arl TOWN. District at the ensuing electon
FOR MAGISTRATE. a.r
VIM. MATTINGLEY, of lack, IL
respectfully recommended 10 The voters
Of chaptico district as candidate for
Magistrate at The ensuing election.
April 23d-te.
CO. L1.MES G.. SP.3LDLtIG offers himsei
as a candidate for magistrate ia the 9Th (Ps-
tGxent district and respectfully solicils the
votes Of his friends aud fellow Citizens.
FOR CONSTABLE. f.. a
J. ALEXANDER ARBOE recou
snend~d to the voters &C Leonard Town.
district as suitable person for the Office
OF Cot.tahls aas e4a .hBa
April 23d-tc. s77asas ass
The friends Of CLEMENTS. THOMPSON
present his name candidate FOR Constable III
Chopco district az the ensuing elerliof and re-.
Sreciiniiy ask the support of the voters oftlls
district. . sa. .. ~ :
JOHN D. YATES offers himscir 10 the vo-
ters Of Leon: rd Town district ~ n candidate for
the Office Of Constable and azks H. support of Lis
friends and Eliow-cGtIzens. ~ ss
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FOR SUPERVISOR.

~ WIN. H. GUY offers himself AS can.
didaIe Tor oyerseer of the Road in the .eon.
ard Town district. and solIcits tho votes of hls
friends and fellow citizens.
May 9TH. 1857. ...-..
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

HENRY l.. GODDARD is recommend
ed 10 the voters Of the Factory district as a
suitable person for Supervisor Of the road ii,
that district.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

VIM. Fl. DRURY, of Richard, offers
himself as candidate for Oversesr of
the road in the Leonard Town District.
and solicits the support of his friends and
fellow citizens - .,.I . -
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09
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Published Exclusively fir Subscribers
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

The friends Of CLEMENTS. THOMPSON
present his ns'ne as cnndidaie FOR Constable III
Choptico district az the ensuing election and re.
specially ask the support oF the yoters Of tlls
dis tIgci. - sst .. ~ :
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

JOHN D. YATES offers himsclr to ths vo-
teTs Of L4cn: rd Town district ~ n candidate f,r
the Office o: Constable and AK. lie support of his
friends and fliow-cGtizens " 81
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

The friends Of VIM. n. GODDARD n.,s-
sent HIM to The voters OF ST. Mary's comfy
as candidate Tor the Office or Sheriff NJ ths
ensuing election.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-12
ADVERTISEMENT.
40 EGR CURED,

AND A COTTON CROP SAVEDH
The following unsolicited letter from q Sou
thern gentleman and planter, is Of universal
interest:
CL&roN, Ala, March 10, 1855.
DR.. RHODES Dear Sir-In justice to you /
make this statement of facts. Your Fever and
Ague Medicine is without doubt the best article
ever put forth for the cure of that troublesome
disease. On my plantation were Twenty Eight
cases in the month of October, mostly my cotton
pickers. | tried q%uinine; it had no positive effect.
began to despair of saving my cotton crop. My
~neighbor, Mr.. John II. Miller, had tried your
medicine; he told me to get it, and / Immediately
commenced using it; my hands took it without
losing a day, and got well almost with the first
dose. 1t worked like a Charm. l never in my
life have seen anything to operate SO sanitively.
| sent to Columbus, Ga, and got a fresh supply,
and shall never be without it, if / can find it in
the country. Very Respectfully. Yours,
THOMAS EFORD.
De Wits Pain Relieuer is the only sure
cure for all external and internal pain.
W; B. CHAPLIN, General Agent, Providence,
Rhode Island.
For sale by all druggists generally. je2O-3m
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-12

We find the following deserved compliment,
says the Crescent, to Ex-Governor Hebert in
the Mobile Register, ofSunday:
A Distinguished Neighbor. 1t is not be-
cause we render honor to past or present good
ness or greatness, that we mention the fact
that Ex-Governor Hebert, of Louisiana, passed
through our city yesterday, after passing a
brief but pleasant time amidst the agreeabilf>
ties Of Point Clear. Gov. Hebert has greater
claim on public consideration even than his
high position as the Executive of the great
State of Louisiana, for he has served his coun.
try at large as CALAMITY as any of her noblest
sons.
As Lieutenant"C Colonel of the 14th Infantry
he distinguished himself in every action that
took place in the late war between Vera Cruz
and the capture of the city of Mexico.
IN all the official dispatches he is mentioned
most honorably, yet his sensitive nature has
ever shrunk from popular applause. Yet he is
every inch a soldier, being a graduate in the en-.
gineer corps at West Point, and receiving in it
the highest honots. Louisiana, we know. has
many such gallant sons; bat has none the less
reason to feel proud of her Ex-Gov. Hebert.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-12

EDITORS ABoUT.-It afforded US much plea
sure to take By the hand our friend BRADBURa
of the Sentinel, on Monday last, who by the
way looks decidedly ten years younger than
when we first became acquainted with him.
Sugar Planter.
Now, isn't this delightful to read upon ones
Sd birth>day! Excuse US, we can't-for
very shame we can't-write the first figure.
3 years Of age ! So long a time since our
boyhood land yet it looks so short, as memo
ry takes its flight back to early years! In
our Sd year! and yet, so little good have we
done in the world, either for ourself or for 9TH
ers! How very low one sinks in his es>
timatiou, when be reflects upon the long, long
years wasted, of the precious time he has reck.
lessly thrown away, in sinful comparative idle
ness and inactivity, when, by a bold, prompt de<
termination, and with the full use and c~ultiva~
ton of that noble intellect with which God has
immortalized him, be might have won for him-
with as much of wealth as as honest man might
crave!-worshipped for his good acts and no.
bic intentions, and pointed at by his own rela-
tives as the "honor of the family" Instead of
all this, however, so well calculated to make
the heart always light and happy, we 60 on
(others as well as aoe) leading a dreaming, idling.
l~istless, proftless (pecuniarily and mentality
existence, until som fine morning on the 9Th
Of September, 1857, or on any other birth-day,
find, alas! that we have stumbled and fretted
through three years Of our life, with more
true enemies perhaps than we have true friends,
"a living example Of a wasted, valueless life,
for which, self.reproaches are now of no avail.
But no matter, we for one, have a representa-
tive behind US whom we will endeayor to make
up to society and the world, the claims existing
against the father. But, after all, who isn't
proud to "look Ten years younger" than he did
about ten years ago? We shall advertise hav.
ing found the long sought Fountain of Youth
But, really, we can't swallow the compliment
Friend HYAMs himself shows much greater
evidence of having drank of the youth giving
spring. We appeal to his better half if it isn'l
the fact,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-12
Latest News Items.

The entry-cIerk ofthe St. Nicholas Hotel
N. Y. has been arrested for the embezzlement of
the sum of $4,000.
Counterfeit gold dollars are in circulation,
made of tin. They can be easily bent by the
fingers.
The Brooklyn IN. " Star announces
the death of Margaret Pine, the last slave in
New York State, on the 4th inst. at the age Of
10.
The Texas Legislature stands 10 Demo-
Gratis to 10 Opposition.
in Tennessee the Democrats have a ma
iority on joint ballot of 20.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert receive
between them about S. 100000 a year.
-D.J. B. Francis, of Philadelphia, has in
vented a galvanic forceps, designed to extract
teeth without causing pain.
The people Of Iowa have repudiated the
negro suffrage clause in the New Constitution,
by a sweeping majority.
Rev. Rufus Griswold, of New York, a
distinguished writer, died on the 25th. ult.
Over 100000 acres of land in the US.
nave been planteQ Win the CWgH0 or Cn1neSe
sugar cane.
Chicago has a population of 10000, real
estate property, s26,O19,916, personal property,
$7.243,O53; increase in one year, $4,526,885.
There are 100000 Germans in New York
city, who have 20 places of public worship, so
schools, and S printing establishments.
-HandbilIs are in circulation in Upper Geor-
gia and Tennessee, calling for volunteers for
Nicaragua, and offering $25 per month and 125
acres of land.
-Sargho, the Chinise sugar cane, is now
used to make brandy, of which it produces q
superior article.
THE Treasury department has just paid
the State of Maryland $4,000 interest on a
debt incurred during the war of 1912. The princi-
pal was paid44 years ago.
The Black Republicans in Vermont have
selected their candidates for State Offices.
R. Ten Brock, the owner of the Ameri-
can horses in England, is a native of Albany, N.
Y, and was formerly a messenger boy in the New
York Legislature.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-12

The SECRET" CANCER CURE.-Much has
been written about DR.. Fell's secret now be-
ing employed by the surgeons at the Middles
sex Hospital, London. DR.. Felrs treatment is
described in a late medical work as follows:
In the first instance the skin over the tumor
isremoyed by some liquid caustic--nitric acid.
The thus exposed tumor is then covered with a
layer of an ordinary caustic, chloride of zine,
spread on linen. This creates a superficial
slough. This slough is then scored to a Gers
tam depth by several missions of the knife; into
these burrows strips of linen covered with
caustlc are inserted. In this way the tumor is
destroyed still deeper. The ~incisions are
gradually extended in depth from time to time.
fresh caustic being introduced into them al
each dressing, till in this way the whole tumor
IS seraattna converted into one large escher
which separates by a surface Of demarcatjon'
according to the ordinary principles of surgery
The constitutional treatment which has been
affirmed to eradicate from the system the
tendency again to originate cancers, Is affirmed
by the same authority to consist in the internal
administration Of iodine Of arsenic.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-12
E'LAQUEEE3NE:
Saturday, Sept. IL, 1857.
LAURENT J. sIGUR.

Since November last we have commended for
a union of Southern sentiment and action, as
the true and legitimate course demanded of
the South, in the present attitude or complex
ion OF political affairs: that the better would
her rights be respected and her interests pros
tected, if an "unbr0ken Southern phalanx in
Congress and out of it" be formed by the abo.
lition of party prejudices and maintained by a
common honor and a Common interest.
Actuated then by this motive, we hail with
pleasure the candidature Of Hon. LAURENT ].
SIGUR for a seat in the Representative Hall Of
Congress from this District, and shall make no
apology (saVe that We are guided by a devo-
tioEal feeling for the South) for hosting his
name to-day at the head Of our columns, and
struggling for his success in common as we
would struggle for the success of Southern
constitutional rights. We do this with the
more pleasure, because of the hearty good will
manifested by the high-toned of both parties
to unite upon Mr.. S1GUR as a true Southern
Fmubs WIZ 10 HO tHIA"SPILtl0 Vi any tnUtBiCo al
istocracy or clique, or the suppliant slave TO a
one-man interest or power; but one who, in
Congress and out of it., will stand upon his
own individuality and carve his own record,
and be at all times ready to meet the foes of
Southern rights and Southern honor with that
eloquence and valor for which he is so Justly
distinguished.
Why then not throw aside petty political
prejudices and false political claims, and rally
around this true and gallant son of Louisiana
with that enthusiasm and patriotism which car
rvs success with it as upon the wings Of the
wind? But why make this pleading, when
even now the very air around us seems inn
pregnated with the fever and excitement Of
such feelings: when the firm voices of deter
mined men, in groups here and there, show the
deep resolves Of unyielding hearts, and the
weariless battle in his defence which they have
sworn to wage!
Let half the other parishes Of the District,
then, do half as well as fberville, and Mfr. ST.
CUR will be elected by d proud majority-and
all outside Influence, fraud, sycophancy, ones
man and monied power, be trampled at the
same time beneath the feet of an indignant
and triumphant people.
Mr.. SIGUR leaves for Crosse Tete to,mor-
row, where he speaks on Monday thence he
will proceed in eanvassing the District. We
predict that be will be received with an enthu,
siasm little dfeampt of by his opponents. He
has the earnest, heartfelt sympathy Of every
true Southern NAB, who wishes him God
speed in the noble work before him!