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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

FArLuREs, ASSIGNMENT, Gc-The follow
ing are the reported failures, assignments,
&C., for the week ending Thursday, June 80:
j. B. Hoitt, Manchester, N. Y, failed
Potter d Shattuck, Providence, X l.,
failed.
W. c. AMMAN d Co, New York City. N.
Y, suspended in consequence Of the failure
Of California house.
NJ. A. Perkins. New York City, failed.
Bingham and Reynolds, New York City.
failed; liabilities about 100000, it is said
win arrange and go on
David McMurry. Troy, N. Y, failed
Merrigan 4 Whitehead, Troy, N. Y,
failed
Nathaniel Waterbury, Saratoga Springs,
N. ", failed and assigned TO John !. White
s. Marsh, Oakfeld, N. Y, assigned; liza
bliiies about $4,000.
G. NJ. q. Chase, Little Valley. N. Y. as
signed.
John d. Clayton. Manalapin. N. j., failed
and assigned.
Potter. Conrad d Co.. Philadelphia. Pa.
suspended; liabilities said to be about
$4,000
Humphrey. Northrup 4 Gregory, Abing-
ton. Pa, suspended, but, it is said, will pay
in full il INDUCED
John q. Snyder, Berryville. Va, as
signed
lIurn 4 Kennedy, Middletown, Del,
failed.
Nandami 4 McMurphy, odessa, Del. su-
spended
James Noxon d Son, Washington, d. c..
sold out and suspended.
Black d Co., Elizabeth City, N. c., SUI
spended.
W. W. Griffin, Elizabeth City, N. c.,
failed.
John l. Grandy. Elizabeth City, N. c.,
assigned.
W. $. Wood. Columbia, s. c., failed.
l. j. Latham, Houston. Texas, suspended
Dixon 4 Graham, Frankfort, KY, failed
and assigned
q. p. Theobold 4 Co., St Louis. NO., as
signed.
NJ Brown, Cincinnati, Ohio, suspended.
J. II. Marvin, Toledo Ohio, assigned.
Leander Hall, Ashtabuta, Ohio, failed and
assigned
W. J. Massey, Nobleville, Ind, assigned.
X. r. Burlingame, Chicago Ill, suspend
Il. w. Lutx. Lewiston, ILL.,, failed.
Shreeves, Mary 4 Wright. Lewiston, III,
failed.
Beecher 4 Clingman, Port Clinton, ILL.,,
failed.
d. H. 4 l. Russell, Adrian. Mich, failed
Puffer 4 Church, Jancsville, Wise, SUI
spended.
N. B. Chase 4 Co, Green Bay, Wise, as
signed to !. s. Fisk.
Keenan, Il Co.. Dubupne. Iowa. assigned
to VIM. J. knight and Robert Stewart.
Hyde 4 Decker. Dubuque, Iowa, suspend
ed and sold out.
J. H. Turner, Muscatine. Iowa, suspend
ed.
Wilcox 4 Green, Monmauth, Iowa, as
signed.
Classon 4 Lund. st. Ansgar, Iowa, as
signed to J. N. Smith.
b. Fitzgerald Il Co., San. Francisco, CAL,
failed.-indepenatnG
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

a&4sl.&

I'M subscribers formerly In company with Hegef
l. WGber, have established Themselves In o0si-
IN ths large nev bai,dns erected By themslves
on Third, between Harrisoo and Ripley ssse-ts,
here they are prepared 70 Asnufactare q oder III
kinds Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
- FOR LOCAL. LATE NEWS AND
new ADVERTISEMENTS. SEE FIRST
IAGE

Democratic ConventiOn.
- Dsossssss - Ne several TswssAivs Il she
Csaaay ssssseuasasA - go As,sssAas - County
cssvssasa - - hsa1sa q ~ Cssr nsuss In the
CAY - psv1psss - ossusdsy, he issh day Of JAY.
- /, ~ shsvaspsa q nsaiaaAss essAtAslss ~ -
s10Dssss1 q ~ Anuse slseaa0 and Sos such oshes
baalsss - asy prspssiy csos bsfsss IL.
Pa 0assn o. Cornrv ConnTssEs.
ju1y1-AWn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

The following specimen Of Western elo.
queaee b reported By wag shout town 70
isvs bssa exhibited by lawyer during the
eirsait court:
''0ntlsusa Of the jury, would you set .
~ trap - catch . bearf Would you
naks fools q yourselves by endsavorine 70
apsar Buffalo With knitting needlei-
o. voaA yen attempt to empty out the
Niaaianippl With . gourd No. gentlemen,
I knew yoa weuN net - bow can you
s. gaiity Of the shsurdity u finding my
elicat esilty q naaslaug.. ir tbr taking the
NJ "a vvanAn.~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

d. ytssulaa, q Ksw York. says hat a.
uese eoe4use0 oftks children under ten
yoass efa6e q thAt Gity, die Of hereditary
kG6fau. II aaveenE0 The ereseisu n IN
- - ~ inohsiaoo1y 81 ays Gink %
- eoueA eeDs - - eEe3 ~ sssh IN
11111 = n = aGu1G1 - ~ strsagth
q Gnn1nennen6 inpa1lG1nisns nade By
p e - ssas : - a'''',
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

WfM 80 "a
We Ngsssd - epinisn 80 sAs s1ve-
eacy q 80 nessurs r psblis interest y
our quersulous a1ighhsn Of Tho Casssss wss
sure 70 m Il is1p ~ ground Therefore
- 0sastls dsvsess whole eolamn u r.
minnie whining Over our lack Of courtsay
In making such remark, and volunteers 70
dssvinlRsnsR0aha I'M shussse tbeof1y
Cesacil sd ell whom IL suspects OF enter
timing such notions Of our apoPlectic nsien-
6osA We nsds the remark bssssss Il y :
just one. Alnost every measure advocated
WsgPsssd - ~ Ossssss be- bssn rc9sssso
by Tie people because the Cssss's u'ss such
foolish argument., in maintaining IT, PoS-
s,ous lat The cause II advocates h injured
,..he, than bsss6ttsd. The ressons put
forth BIZ the 0a.ssss why Main street should
not be opened are 20 ioolish and absurd.
that they ere the best arguments for the
exteusion Of tbst street. Public sentiment
il right upoa this sabjset Iowa College
hes assumed poaitioa in this community
thst ought to excite alarm. The public
schoola are sought 70 b aubdued TO its pro
sslyting policy. and several Of them have
been nearly broken up by it. Il Is nosing
it, way into every educational interest in
the city with . view Of strengthening its
own power. It is used - huge battering
room in sleeAi<,na n Anafs af,out the conn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
8. O. SHOREl90
FoundTy and Machine Works.

VVHD Proprietor y now prepared 70 execute W.T.
i variety Of machinery q short notice.
Superior Steam Eusines from Sto 10 horse p0vesS
Enstnes, Lathes, HaneEs, 0Fist 0s, and ~ deocsp.
items Of mill vcTk. Also, sole agsat y ~ West for
the manufacture Of McCord's Anti-Yrictlon Ho1se
Power; superior maehines 1or the puspoee intended.
He would invite the attention q parties Requiring
Shafting % his Adjustable Hanger snd lf.Oiling
Boxes, superior 70 anything In NE.
Particular attention viii b paid 70 repairing -.
chinsry, and prompt stteutlna Gvsa . u og6oFs.
ssk perties requrinG mscSineTy q repaSe - fsvoS
With their orders. CsstinGs q I'll hiss guplied
70 order. WORMS on Third stTsst, opposite ~ o.
holic buying grouud. dec171aw1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
Davenport lee!

YNHE DAVENPORT les co. NO. ID NV pre-
pared to trve the CITIZENS II Dsvenport With
the bssf possible quality Of ice, guaranteeing TO- nv.
niM our cwsf0mers Upfii JG4~1~s 10 desir-
I'd Parties vi hing supply for the entire season
are cautio ned egatnst contSacting with thooo who
cdnnot furnish patrons through the season.
@. 0fRINHlLBk2 & 90.
once Second ct. opposits LeOlaiIe House.
NAYS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

nD 4 large Rootn with CLOSET he, for . gen.
taemau and hts Wtfe on the arst floor Of .
saes snsly situated nouse, viii be let b two
you.g gentlemen, viii Board. Apply 1t the ones "
this pesp:r. junbSd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

DssidsD - l1es - iron 10 eereu escA, within
hsif mile from the Corposstisn iias, 90 bsautl.
tally located for private = sideuces.
II Of the foregoing lets are near eonoGn 70 tAs
csoel pogt II ths etsy 70 eoa1s sAhse shs shooser
% the busaneso MAJ 70 esosel ~ buAnae without
Inconvenience.
Thy will be cold low end On long credit, - that
the vostins naa can have III Co Aa1ns without
the dread Of Rent day. For prices aoA terms aDpiy
70 $50 NICHOLS,
JunoleAts Davenport Biock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

All oar articles are nanusseeuse1 By ourselves aed
undes our iuaediass SUPERVISED, vhieA ~ gusran-
Tee 70 b made Of The bsst materials. oapdes Of oil
ainds s0so - WHOL40Al1 st - Nv pricos % they
can be bouAht 10 New Y0sk or ny othes Msrket,
by styt.t ssssntion 70 bus1neeo, "a. nshiug prime
goods AID st the aose reasonable prices, hope 70
merit AID obtain share OF the II eral patronage Of
discerning puDlic.
July ld1 OHRIOXER NATTHHS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

A-A HOMB yOR FHs WORKING MANA
~ 11AnDY ROR HIGH 8AATS.
on Lots IN BuETovG Addtttoa.
IN IGls II Lindsagas AA1kioo.
A.
I n Loas IN Hsymaker's Subdivision.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

In Fulons addition 10 East Davenpors vhich u taste
fully latd out With Pubic Parks -. The buildins
lots commandug sp,esdta view u u Mtesle~tppl
and Rock Island. These lots caa Be- purchased On
very kssseaabiS Tevas. 0reas induce0suts srs
offered TO Mechanics veil - capitalists end eehs9s.
Call and examine Map snd priccs .
HAvllANbo 00os, LeClalr 1eV,
Apeu - du.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

MONEY 10 LOAN. song ann short time
ljel7dN NACKLOT COADlN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

CANNON'S MILLS.
Notice.
a IL persons hsviag claims against J. y. Canaon,
"A viil please present the same for payment; and
al indebted 70 J.. u. Cannon. win please make I'm.
mediate settlement st he 10 DESTROYS Of closing up
the business Of the Old concern
mayodu ]. n. CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
DISSOLUTIONS.

ADtso0SsseeOss.
NI011o8 b hereby given thso thr paelasuAipksr
IN tseos~ existsne hseWess Nessss. n0an neCssu
has bssa this day al,eslveo b DueuaS eenisos. Al
sesouAnts de- o. payasae ~ this Asn III b sss-
tied By ono. w. McOADN
Davsapost, Nay II, 1857. Jaae d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

oDBxTIusION OF TIME.-DR. 4. READ
ING, OF THE CHIC AGO LUHo lHFiRMAsy,
viii femain ct the Le Glare Ho- until July LIST,
where be may ted for diseases Of the tungs
thr At, heart, liver, female rsngements, and I'll
ch ronc anecstons Persons suffering with any Of the
above diseases will do well to give him call.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

" y offs " Section 7 70 D-Scott Co.
Part Of " \ Of Section ~ aud part Of 3 Geo.
hon - Is y R3EScott Counfy-eest aide Of
Dubuque road II rods trent le rods deep with \
D1ory house, 8 roons.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

Keep Cool! Keep Cool !!
ID 8PR.GRRA T0nS, the bsst 10 me nasbs We
II tar Coolers end Filters. Of The ls1sse apsoved
kind and superior aLy other now before the pub
lie. PJ GILLETr co,
JaneiSdtf Brady, between aud ID. East side.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-02
SHIRLEY FEMALE
INSTITUTE,
URB.ays.a, FREDERICK CO., ND

"HlS institution. now in its 4th ses.
l. SION, 10 situated ut Urbana. Fred
erick county. Maryland, SO miles from
Baltimore and 3 miles from The Ijams.
vile station Of tie Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road. in o beautiful and entirely
healthy region. The advantages offered,
are spacious and comfortable buildings,
ample and shady ay-grounds. q foil
corps Of qualified and experienced teach
ers, superior musical instruments, COM
plete chemical and philosophical Appa-
ratus, and an extensive and thorough
course Of instruction.. Il uow numbers
pupils from s difFerent States. The Prin
cipal, who has bad Is years experience i'm
teaching, takes part in the daily insirue.
tons Of the School, and pledges himself
to employ the best teachers and 20 give
his undivided attention to the Interests Of
the school. Two churches in the village
present opportunities Of regular worship.
besides which, religions instruction IN the
school % regular part Of i,s course.-
Catalogues. containing full particulars.
viii be sent upon application.
The and term Of the present session
has just commenced, and will close on
the 9Th Of July. Pupils will be received
ut any time and charged only from date
ef entrance. --..--..-..,
% Terms-9i6 and $50 per month. aes
coTding TO branches studied, includii 4
Beard, Washing. &C.. Englisb tnition . .
sfshaa I.Q.. Raj arE as~lE.
ft AddTsss-- -
GEO. G. BUTLER. a. H.,
sat t1 -o.a.ass.g p. o. Urbana,
.9Hses1 ass fTsdegick county. Nd.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-02

LET TmR sIeE MRAR rasE rRUrm.
CAfTAfE BExyAMA. -Wherever known hi =
testimony viii be conclusive. Bot lest thos
Who DO not know the Captain should be scspl
ecai' Dr. Dawson x Bro, with others If the bss .
known and most highly respectable Sitizens o
Easton, endorse his wonderful cure ~
HAMPTONs VEGETABLE TT. acrURE
Easrex, octs4. 1854.
.dsssrs. .dsrsiser & .dosSvss:
Gentlemen-I feel il my duty 20 VIE and the
pnohe TO certify % the effects Of Hampson's
Vegetable Tinetare. vas for more than Eve
years laborins under q disease Of Chronic Rheu-
naatism, and the great part Of that time was %
helpless thas had TO be helped from my bed
and dressed in nay clothes. became reduced 90
q mere skeleton. An the medicines took done
me no good, and 1 continued TO grow worse.
] heard Of Hampton's Tinetore and thought
would gave u q trial. AZ this time I did NOT
expect 70 live one day after another | did nes
take 10 (ths Tinesure) Tor the Rheumatism, but
n short time ] was well Of that disease. From
the effects Of yosr TinesaFe and the help Of God
! am new getting IN good health.
J wish all the AFFECTED % try Hampsba . Vege.
table Tincture, % / have done, with the saEaa
eject that % has on Your sbediens servant,
Isaac BEsgAMax.
We are acquainted with Iaaae benjamin. sold
him some Of Hampson's vegssable Tincture, and
believe the above statement correct.
DAwsen q Bae.
From our knowledge Of Captain Reniamin W
are confident the above statement IL true and NJ
exaggerated. ia. Jouxsex, ~ 4
C1ARLEs RoDsNsoH.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-02
TO NY COUNTRY F9IENDs.

VHE undersigned takes leave 10 ia
- form the public and his many cuss
toners that no haa REMOVED 10 bis
New Store. No. i6i ~. GAY ST.. two
doors below his farmer place. where he
10 continuing 10 close ont tha remaindstS
Of his summer Stock az DRY GOODS
and TRAININGS, Il less prices than
ever offered before. These goods will
be sold 1t any rate 10 make room Tor the
large Stock of Fall Goods which I am
daily receiving. Come early and barr
gains can be obtained.
Farmers and County Merchants are
invited 20 examine cur well.selectsA
stock Of DoMEsriC GooDs, CAssfNErrs.
BLAsKErs. &c. which can eel: very
low by the piece or yard.
HERMANN pOLLACK,
esF. ltil N. Gay street.
August 2lst. is5ti-iw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-02
IRVING'S LIFE OF WASHINGTO,
' ILLUS TRATED.

Great Inducements for Clubs. Messrs.
e. PUTNAM s. Co. having now publish
ed the first volume OF the Illustrated Edi-
ton OF Irivng's Life of Washington. be.
ingthecomplste life Of Washington before
the Revolution, ate ready 10 furnish the
same to subscribers. free or postage. on
the receipt Of $3.50. Single number.
sent, post Paid, 10 any part Of the Union
on the receipt Of IS cts. ...
The following induce ments are offered
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son RENTING four subscriptions for the
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ether OF Putnam g. Co.'s publications oil
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Illustrated Washington will contain one.
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the Steel Engravings. the work contains
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St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-02
FREELAND. HALL & CO..


HAVING removed to their new and COM
- modious Warehouse, No. 143 Pratt
street, opposite the ''MALTY HOUSE, }"
beg leave to iniorn their customers that they
have now on hand large and general assort-
ment of G r &C e RE 8. consisting in
part Of
GOVERNMENT, JAVA. LAGUIRA
AND RIO COFFEE.
REFINED AND BROWN SUGARS
GUNPowDER, IMPERIAL. Y.HYsON
AND BLACK TEAS. W
GOLDEN SYRUP, NEW ORLEANS
AND w. ]. MOLASSE
Sperm, .9D.aIa.sJkTIAE AND MOULD
CANDLES.
WHITE, CASTLE and BROWN Scars.
GL-aDES IND GOSHEN BITTER
FAMILY, EXTRA, SUPREME AND
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, &c., &c.
They also invite the especial attsntion Of
tleir customers tn their extensive stock OF
imported and domestic LIQUORS. which
have been selected with the greatest care and
annot fail to please. a7ggH s'IistF
Nov. 22d, lS55-tf sasiysF
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-02
CROPUT & BIGELOw.
% Dock street, Philadelphia, Pa.

Among ahe hundreds Of complimentary notices,
we have received from newspapers in every sec.
ton OF the country, we quote the following ex-
tract from
"Ths Nation appears in clear large type on
snow white paper, and 10 richly adorned with IL
Illustrations. ~: Y. Svm.
"lt will attain TO a high position in the literary
world. Pkiiaaelphis Daily Ns~s.
"It 10 one Of the best weeklies now published
and we take pleasure in now bringing il to the no
tice Of the reading public. - Hsv7is6wTx Pc. Her
1.-THE talent and energy Of the proprissOrs, ito
original and interesting contents, and the beauty
Ofts typography cannot fail to secure for 10 a
general circulation - williamsburg Pc lad. Press.
Gas literary and family journal, we have no
hesitation in pronouncing il the best among our
exchanges. We advise the ladies 10 procure IA
without delay. FULTON Pa. Republican.
eve dislike putting city emsnatOna, bat in
this ease we are bound &" give say to merit
Unlike many city contemporaries, he Nation =
composed Of sound substantial and aunl matter.
aud 10 not filled up with nn oyssd.ss of fiimsy.
wIsh-washy stuff from the hands If crack -brain.
Cd authors. Erie City DispsieA.
"It has the most beautiful engraved head we
ever saw, and it, contents are deeply sn.er,anine
truly dslieIous and sOul-alsorbins e. Williams.
bwyY Va. Gssstse.
occurred swo az tue hsas and hearts On control liz
columns N the literary ssd social world holda,-
WsllsberoHgk Pc. .egiisisr.
''it viii soon bscomss leading parer q. As Gre
side. --Booaville No. O6ssTrsr
"We seldom endorse northern papers, but i'm
hIs instance we are forced 70 Ovsrennae our ure.
Udlee, and commend the Nasion 90 car readers. %
fray .aIs. Bsllesin.
Dee. llth. leSe-At.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-02
THE NAION,"

The most popular Weekly in America, which
has Immediately upon its issue, sFsung INTO nm
IMMENSE CIRCULATION.
This rapid suceess 10 UNPRECEDENTED in
the HISTORY Of JOURNALISM, and can snlv
Do accounted for by the fact that the Projectors
have employed, without regard 20 expense,
THE STIR WRITERS or AMERICA.
THE .t:iTTOA'is the O.NL Paper which con-
tains he Witty, Hamoross and Side SvI;itiax
sksteAes Of that comiesI Gsmias, and
UNRivALLED HUMORIST.
KNIGHT RUSS OCRSLDE. III.
OF which series. oae sketch alone IN worth the
whole years Subscription.
THE Ma TON
10 edited by
9. ~. BICELOW,
MRS. z. D. Z. ~: SOUTHWORTH
who Is well known az one Of Ihs nsost pspuls,
Writers ia sAsseTies.
In addison 60 the above, we have eagaRed N
Contributors:
CLars JdSSseea.
dice Cary,
INrs. q. p. Lar,
JMrs. E. r. ELss.
Park Bsmjamim,
Henry W. Hsrbsrt.
c. 4 Pgs,
Bsn. Casssdsy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-02
SALT FOR Mich, COWS .HA-D
STOCK Generally

WMNH S~"S bh HUN6 8HG k&UE OH
w green, succulent food, they re-
auiTe regular and liberal supply Of Salt.
30, also, when cattle are 6rst ,iurned 10
pasture in the Spring, they requirs salt.
more frequently than in the latter part Of
the season when che heritage 10 less sue.
eulsns and fresh. u . 0fien the csss
that aninsals taken from dry food, aad
supplied exclusively With green fsrmsnt-
able heritage are greatly debilissssd hv
seoars. Salt. IN dine ensntisy, 10 q cer-
tain preventative pf this naalady. Roek
Salt % the most eeonemieal and ccnve.
nieni way 10 sah stock. BY plasing pieces
N different parts Of the Geld, where he
ock can have access 10 il at pleasure.
Orders for this, O. any othsr articles In
our line win b. promptly stssu6ed 10 nv
DUyALL q 'IGIEHART.
Groesrs and Commission Merchant.
a,aaa rs Light street Wharf.
Marcel 18th. I85e-f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-02

HAVING purchased the " WASHING.
" ton Hotel" Leonard Town. "a
subscriber respectfully. announces 10 Is
'nends and the travelling eommanisy
generally. that hs 10 new prepared u
accommodate oil who may give him d
call, in 9. manner that &c trusts wilI ~
satisfactory. his bis intention 10 49,.
oughly repair the whsle estsbliybme.
and re-furnish The rooms wilhout 800.
either 20 pains 81 experss. 81
His undivided slitentien will Be eivsn
20 hi. sew business. and he pledges
hIfnself TO use be best exertions lomske
oil his guests comfortable end contsnted
HE table will Always De suns,l;ed : N
whatever the market may af7srd. Z ]
Bar well furnished with tie hest
and segars.. ~
The pairoaags 81 tlss former : 49,.
che house j. very resreclfnlly sols~;se s
10. ". \. MoOER.
JanuaFy tOtA lS56-8s
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-02

NE w CO OOD o.
Leonard Town, Oct 2lst, 1856.
GPALDlNG G. DURANT have iu., re
- eelved their stock Of Rall ana win.
ter GOeds, consisting Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
QUEENSW.aRE. HARDWARE.
HITS. caps, BOOTS.
~. q large stoek)
SHOES. REaDEMaDE CLOTHING,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, SADDLES.
BRIDES. JM.aRTLNs.aLES,
and every other article suitable Tor a country
store. The above goods will be sold low
call and see us.
Oct. 2Sd, 1856.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-02
A. L. BEAL,
LINE. NEIL. FLOUR md FEED
STORE,

No. 193 DxgGn's Wharf, Baltimore.
I" EEPS constantly on hand all kind
-. OF Mill Feed, Guano. Lime,
Hay, Bricks. Hair. Calcined Plaster.
Oats, Chop. Rye, sc. We have on hand
slso . very large assortment Of Sa-s
Doors, Shutters. Frames, Sc. All orders
for the purchase Of Lumber will be- al.
tended 10 with promptness. and satisia..
lion be guaranteed.
The Co-partnership heretofore exist
Jog hat~een A. L. Beal s. Son has been
dissolved by mutual consist.
Also for sale, good sound a. CUL-
LINGS at SIS per thousand for cash or
accepted drafts-number Of feet guar.
anteed mn oil occasions:
Feb 26th. 1857-1y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-02

ALD London dock Brandy; Golden
" Sherry Wine, very superior; Hol.
land GIN. equal TO Schiedam Scnapps;
Claret, brands St. Julien and st. Emillion
3 Brands superior Old Rye Whiskey
For sale by
SPALDING S greenwich.
June 18th, 1856.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-02

1.-TWO LIKELY GIRLS, ft.r u 10
u "a. and from IL 10 ~ years old: or
q girl from II TO Is and boy from 9 t.
u. They are wanted for service in the
covnty-sash paid. Inquire al this Of
ace.
Dee. 18th, 1855 2mes.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-02
CIGAR MANDATORY.

TOSEPH DAVIS g. Co. have establish.
a I'd themselves, in Leonard Town,
Sor The purpose Of carrying on the Manu-
Factory Of Cigars. An ordsrs in their
line, whsissale or retail, will be flled
with despatch and al the lowest prices.
Our cigars are made Of the very best
material. and Of imported Havana tobac.
Go. HI TE
Snufs OF svssy description and best
bray of chewing and smoking tobaeeo
wiiY q h Kept Sor sale.
aEespeetfaily solicit . share .