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'sN NeeAs SHES ne ,aeunanssl. 4. =
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o. or'maa peiow In the rLnsl
DISTINCT to the 9Th hnsbana~-ns
0aa 1t iha previous toor l,v;s,
oa'"''" h's welding a yeas. Wris
a TEN Gays si'cc lhis hlh lm.SSsi
'ook tie .,riiOs tsrer. Ne .lie,
ami o. ffshs Aa sasatufri. tn
siesilar AID most i~etnar.abls g.
sal',sy smnhg the husbands al o..
l'ay wceli 'esss,e doaltfsl al.
ansns das lst's atqa4ie.sess
were soc not vril Mayer and "a
sps~~i, sal Tie ssuse ~ .Iss,hs
Aer dacrent husbasis ; kn,..r
Iic'r fFsen'ls. AZ - :,
Tue mosi lcss ins,auc,s Of ms,,.l
,a'. We ever heari ef,-A.~
C~ssssea.
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NV ohLgASS. SEPT. n
ep,ien az -'aiys lo.,lv Afeks<s
~. sncaine~l. sugar DE-
rAi,aaeei 70 Flour nsssnlca.
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ousrrp.-we understand sba,
When tie Circuis Our, ecumcncrd
hs session ., Ripcy. las, Moaasy
week. 6cn. whitmoscse of Tennessee.
and formerly cNr Dsric, Attorney
appeared before the Ceart in Tia,
capacity. HIS RICH, to ac, Is Dis.
uies Attorney fcr this District.
whilst he was q citi1sne Of T,urs.scs.
being q%acsilcnel, Judge cusAmsn
promptly ruled the General out, aaa
appointed james A. Green. Of
ia HE s~,esd.-Ork,rd
Ne,~sry.
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FAlt Srrtr OF Bosysrs.-rhs
Philadelphia Ncuh American s.v,
the fall style fsr ladies' bcuness s,H
be eraced With clusters Of artiesisl
cuHan's, FOX grapes, cherries and
other fruits. dcae IN gisss es the
least psssble thickness. Tie nsu
is a unique a6sir. ssseusliuR
. cabbage leaf srimned. =
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\, We are authorised % annouus. n \
XtisIysH as q caniilpts ior IsiSl,
usnsFn' u tie - brig de, i,h
~ Alsssissllpi Anltia, esrpo.sj NJ
p'v'' ' Y peso'o, ranida, cosIsss
P<s''a, and Lafayette.
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We atr aaiAorrrl 10 ssnsss,. |,
sV.'sht ssa sauiiAalr 81 g .oes 1
County. ~
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W. are an hcf.elt 70 s,naan~ MI
,hAs 50 c.alil l,s ios !. sssss|
Css'aei Of rsaolA csanv.
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Nc arc auihoflae 10 annous,, ~
sNsli y. MORE as a csnsixs
MNjcr Itea4l VI The OH uvl.ieo.
','spps Militia, roarosel ~ The Cr,,.
ih.s'e.asA iirrah, Marshal, VI
ls.sc, fane'a, neSote, Isnica anate,|
a'a's hlec'len hF.l Muslas in usss
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Nv S. J. MIRA viii preach IN
Pamela on the iih s@ssa,h Of iii,
north (pcN Sanday.)
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W. arg ssAoflssase announces AVA
HOLM rs a candidate fee iAw
Panels County. RI
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lsimi . Ihsl Ne sqaeh stsp n
laaa aaA'g sl b lgutit " ne
boil worm la Ne ssitht n one.
lhfi sial pfhlly oss.half Tbls
- half %sI''wnrag news, aud :.
Teelsliy 20 eish We nmsmh.s ,ss
f'e prospects No had b Jaly Is.i.
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Aosnu haas,>o, sept. %
9ttuN-1hr marla ~ss ;as,ss
IN s''siw, ani b., hgh, traassSso
were et'e'sd =, former q~aola,ions:
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hh estimated Tia. inc, II.
W., d JAnsass, 1851, to ,hr sr. ~,
o. Jaapsiy is5s. mprs shan N ~
me tsiiisch i've hundred ,lca.ssa ~
us setta's rePslsass went ia.a
{ grsss. IN the sarsos. kror.
pats of sAe earhl Placr ,Ls-
long srray MI TIER ~aufi s'rss
saovhr cs'hsr Of n1rsshsn ,b,ss.a
s'''d'vl 10 vsry nile Of The en-
eam'e"sre q Tie 6sste.
Ws'fssS Easfstsfa-ysc, an
ss''ans :, Gscsn lks in Nm.
s.os : 'hip q sN too kani~Sssl
lse a2l've timber, anl vhsn
riecG I'll be Iossleq vjsh 49,
y 49, for snp bs.lisse'
~. Mo- fsP 1iveuu
,elsel d ysr
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A. eiia'laaees " 4 nlsi1o
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70 ,eu ihali withifes my hsr~s1
70 rtlvnsa NJ ftlsads from AZ
icy mas ". l~hauselses UNA, X-
PCT as iar thai nlhet.
A.. rlloS c. nfpsox
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W. r. ATgi

i'as inst received a very large stool
Of nav goods. s,lse,ca h. llm.lg.
Philadelphia, aud is nov rc.dv :
supply slmc., ever, cal, er ~.
Good. and Groceries. ush,..a
,lsnaa every way wer,l, -.
patronage Of the peOple Of M. conn.
y, and We have No aoabs bu, he will
,ner,ve n. .h..m ..a-A
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To our Readers.

As tho editor proper Of The srm
has returned and assumed the date,
Of bis post, W. chcerfally resign the
chair Nc have occupied for nearly
two months past. with the belief
that tho readers Of the Sr,a will be-
letter pleased with our attention
Jslyas.lly, hereafter, to the me-.
NEW PIANOfSTORE
STODART'S n
FLAviO has the plrasusv 70 an
= . monaco 10 bis fricsds aud the ci,i.
ems 81 ' IA and adjoining sean,,cs
.s'sasr'. lrd., .S.-s.s,x. ss'
esssSs.
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gv WILLIAM 4 lAhufHks - A
Aaihhfas agfat ~ ffnaia taaW
faselsf stbfshtliyta ana flga fsaslpH
~ The time,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-29
LICENSE LAW.

MARYLAND. Set:
A'A AT i session oi The General Assembly
Ci Maryland begun aGd held Il, IT,. cay oE An
napul 5, on the first "Wednesday OF January
b. ng The sixth Jay oi the sad iunntl., ~ tie
wear OF oar Lord one thousand ri":Ii hundred
AID niy-eight, AMI ended The tenth day OF
March, III the year aforesaid.
His ExceiIen"v,
THos. H. HICKS. Esquire, Gov -tnc,:
Among others. the following Law VAS Ell
enacted, 70 wi; :-Numbrr 4i4.
An Act to regulate the issuing Gf Licenses to
Ordinary Keepers and Traders.
SEcrloy |. Be /: enacted Ly tie General
.4ssemLty e Maryland. That on aud a!ier tl:r
first day o' Nay next II shall not br !a.v!u!
for any person or persons. body or bodies
corporate, within tins Sla,e, other than The
grower. maker or manufacturer OF the >peci
nc articles which shall te Iaer in exposed t"r
sale, except such maker or manufacturer as
hereinafter specified, 10 barter, or open. So;
up, keep or use any booth. stall. shop. office,
store. warehouse or other buIlt:Ing. yard or
Enclosure, vessel, or any other place. or part
oil any house, building. or other place. :or the
purpose of selling by Wholesale or retail, or
bartenng any dry goods. groceries, imported
dried fruits, glass, cTOckery. hardware, drugs
or medicine. paints. printed books. stationery,
saddlery. gold, silver or plated wares, jew
eiTy, toys, wearing apparel, Saiied provisions,
grain, meat, flour. timber, tobacco. cotton,
leather, hides, lime. wrought or cast iron.
copper or Iin, spIrItuouS or feEnented liquor
or any ether kind OF goods, wares or mer-
chandISe, foreign or domestic, without first
Obtaining a license. IN the manner prescribed
by This act: Prorided. persons carrying on
the Shad and herring fisheries IN Ihls S,ate,
may sell and dispose OF 20 much salt as may
be necessary To cure the fish purchased ut
them during the months of March. April and
May, and no longer, without iiceO>e: AMI
provided. also. tha, uo:hing herein contained
sinai! be construed 10 extend To the venderS OF
beer or CIDER, who are the makers OF such
beer or elder; provided, nevertheless. nothing
here contained snail be cQnStrued 10 exempt
the establishment OF lager beer or the venders
thereof.
Sec. 2. fad be Il eRGc!ed. That when any
person or persons, body or Io4ieS corporate,
shall desire or propose 10 sell or barter any
OF the articles, goods. wares or merchandise
enumerated or mentioned 10 TIE irst section
OF this act, except spisiiuous or lermpnie L.
QuOrs- II shall be- the duty Of such person or
PersonS. SOdy or bodies corporate. 10 apply
10 the Clerk CT the Circuit Court al the county
IN which the applicant NAV reside, or IT the
applicant reside iii The city Of Baltimore. then
10 the Clerk OF the Court oI ComRen Pleas OF
Baltimore. for 4 liccns- thereof. and upon
such application The said appIiran, shall state
N said clerk, on cath or affirmation io be by
s4A clerk administered, OF il tie said appli.
esni. sbaiI ts%ide in any county of the State.
- a< easd els:k cg . justice oi Ihe peace ad-
z ID
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-29
MARYLAND
Agricultural Implement
MAN AcTURERs.

- HE Undersigned would remind the Farmers
IL and Dealers III Farming Imrlements that
they are st;!! IN tue market with large assert.
ment of Pl"ughs in ;her almost eadlcS. variety,
hsst OF timber and workmanship, CultIyators
Tor Tobacco and Corn, Harrows, Straw Cut
iers ot different naterns, Corn Shelters, IN their
variety, Wheat Fans of3hc most aauroyed kinds
Wheat Cradles, Dewy's Patent Horse Rakes.
which gave such general satisfaction last season
Agents for Alanys, HAYS ard McCormlck'a
Reaning and M"wiHs Machines.
We have added I" large variety since las.
season, some usefi, md important implements,
VIZ 4 patent Tobacco Weedcr, patented bv
hos a. Robertson, Of Anne Arunde! county,
Nd., which Wal 1" the w TX Of slX q r 81 zht
hands III :he cultivation If Corn and Tobacco
10 this We call The re.ia attention Of the far
mer. To = new s d Plough, or Pulverzer,
which Is recommended h.ghlv, we call their A.
temlIon. This Plough IS differently constructed
from any other Plough IN use Instead OF a
p!ein surtare mould, there are cutters extending
from 1t To cut and 6r-nk the sod INTO small pieces
These cutters csn Ec removed or re:,iaced a.
pleasure. When worn, car hs made new st
small cost
Horse Powers nrd ThTesh-rs Of variou. rat
tens csn al~nys re fcund of u.s. Among them
the Firz improved Horse Power and Thra.her,
P":or's Internal G.ared Power ard Thrlsher,
which surerceeds lhe necessity OF the Leather
Belt.
Plough and Machine Castings by the ton or
single piece.
Forks. Spades, shovels, Hoes. Trace Chains,
&c, &c.
Corn Mills, Corn and Cob Crushers,
Field end Garden Seed-fresh aud genuine.
z = To all "f The above. "" invite the a.ien-
ton of those who ore IN part Of any Of the above
named Implements, and can assure them tha,
they "ill meet with prompt attention and have
ih"Ir ~ants for Farming implements supplied.
We con elways he found n. the old srald, No.
80 Pratt Street VIM, Batinn, re. Nd.
COTElNGHAM & HARDING.
March Is, Iej5.--Iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-29

EeY virtue o! authority from the Orphans
a. Court Of SAINT Mars County. the un
GerSigned. as administrator Of Vim. A. Cart
wright. late OF SAID county. deceased, will sell!
n; Pubic Sale. Oh
Thursday. The l3fh dry # Nay merit.
At the laIe residence OF saIu Wa. 4. Cart;
wright, near The village Of Charlotte iia!I.
between the hours OF 10 a. m. and 4 p. M i.
all the personal property of sad VIM. a..
Cartwright, consisting OF
HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
STOCK OF HORSES AND COWS,
and many other articles. loo tedious 10 enum-
e-ate. Also. Two NEGRO BOYS. Wesley
anJ Peter. ag.A 10 and IL.
TERMS OF SALE.-For all sums Of
five dollars anl unler. the cash will be re-
guiTe.i. On al sums above 1--WE dollars. 4
cre'tii Of SIX months will be given the pur
chaser giving bond with approved security,
bearing interest from the day Of sale.
For the Servants. the cash will he required,
or an accepted draft on some responsible
house in BatIn.ore
JOHN Z. CARTWRIGHT.
Administrator oI ". 4. Cartwright.
April Is. lS:5S--5t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-29
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

IN Cncui, Court for Saint Mary's county.
Il Sitting IN Equity. April Is. 1853. Or
dercd, That the sales reported by Geo. &.
Morgan. Trustee for The sale OF the Real Es-
tate oi W. W. Reimon. deceaS+d. be ratified
and confirmed. uaiess cause 10 he contrary
thereof be shown or before the 25h day 0i
June next, PROVIDED. copy OF ih,s OF Urter
be inserted in the -. Mary's Beacon, oace a
week 10 each OF ihree successive weess be-
fore the 25ih day OF MAY next.
Trustee reports the amount Of sales to be
$500.
JAMES T. GLADSTONE,
Ctefk.
ApEl q. 1853,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-29
ThYistasioro's Hair Dye.

ThYiStasiOro's Hair Dye,
~ Wi hin nut-shel ali the merits lie,
OfChr:s,:dpro's never eIuned Dive;
Red IL makes black, to brown transforms
egr"v,
And keens the fbres always from decay.
This maich!ess revI;uIizing Hair Dye still
holds ia position ns the most harmless and eff
ca".nus Hair Dye in the World. Prepared snd
sold, wholesale aud rc'n.I and aprl:ed IA ten prl-
vate rooms, at CHR!STADORO'S No. & Ast"r
House. Broadway, aud hy all Druggists and
Perfuners IN the United States.
AGENTS ~ Richmond, Va, Collin Se-y
:. ut Petersburg, Va, Davis, Abrahams &
Lyons.
- at Washington, D. c., Hall & Stephens
March lSrh, lcJ5-3m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-29
NEW SPRING GOODS.

y LEO SPALDING s 60. have re-
Els ceived ;his morning. per Steamer So.
Ntci oias. a Porton OF their stock OF new
Spring Goods. They will give more de-
tailed account when they receive their full
supply, which wi!i be at hand in lew days.
April Is. 1859.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-29
PEREuMERY.

WE would 'niorm the public that we have
w just received the largest assortment of
HaTr>on's Pertun.ery ana Factoring Ex-
tracts that have ever ben offered 10 this
place. -
GEO. A. SlHMS g. co.
April !, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-29
SPRING GOODS.

pLCE Paid Domesnc, Yellow S,ire,
- Dcn:ms, Heavy Osna!,urgs and Spring c.
!:co. Also, Hew 20: Of Sugar and Nolassss,
Giiiing Twine snd Rnpe, jusr rece v-d by
SPALDlNG & GREENwELL.
March II, 1855.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-29
Bed Bug Exterminator.
Put up IN 25c, 51r, 75c., aud 81 Bottles.
ELECTRIC POUDER.

ELECTRIC POUDER.
Moths, Bed Bugs. Mosquitoes, Ants, F!eas
Plant Insects. V-r,E;n on Fowls and Animals
- Terms Cash.
= :" No goods sent on commission.
T. = l. iDerai wholesale Terms made to Drug
gsts and Dealers everywhere.
''t"star's" Private Circular TO Druggists
and Dealers sen; hy mail. OF apnIrcu';na
Sod, wholesale and retail, az ..COSTAR:S"
Principal Depot, 3SS broadway New
York. and by Druggists o,ld DsGisrs rrsrl-ch,rs
IMPORTANT LtFOR.N.7TIO.f
FoG THE PEOPLE.
Ny Prenaraiions are c-r.,in Destruction n
every xpe'Ies nf EernIn, aHt!, wherever known,
are halted rs the mos remarkable discoveries OF
the age. As consequence, the demand is te-
coming Irrnsase. To meet this demand fully
ard "a meet also in liberal spirit. those gener-
Gus persons VINO may want - test their merits
Tor themselves and heignDors-In new plares-in
short, TO place them wllhIn the reach OF every
DUiv, everywhere.
nave nrraE -e1 = scale of prices and premiums
ths: car't fail 10 meet the vews Of ,ll
4. CA EEeceEpt OF GNE DOLLiR.
] will forward by mail (?ost peit q -ufTi-
cent quantity Of the Rat, Reach &c. Er!er-
ninicicr TO destroy all Of this ci.ss CF yermin
that may iRIest your premises
IL. ON REt E!fl Or W y DOLLARS.
| viii forward by neil (pos;aze paid) a
sufficient quantity Of bo,h Rat, Reach &C.
Ertefr;inuiOr, and the Electric Po1rdsr, to-
gether with the premium Of one years sub
scriptiOn tot lie LIMITED States Journal" :"
the largest and best conducted monthly
news.a2er published in the CniIed States
III. on REG FIVE DOLLARS.
vii forwud by express (pre2-yIng the
express cE.r-esl - worth Of Rat, Reach
u. Erlcra.inI;or, the Electric Po+rdtr,, and
tie Bel Bag E-terminator. (h.s latter e.ng
!. ,u'i caHIa: be sent in the mail ari the
r'hHI"nai lrerni"sn OF one wear = fsfibscrIj,-
ti"', 10 lie =. United States Journal
~. oN kECElt'r or TEN DOLLARS,
TEs sane terms Will be made rs made to
D!uEg sts mi Csale7s.
70 S'e Co"ar's F.Vaie Circular 10 Drug
gs's and psHi--a
L @iddre-s ell ie:rers to
COSTAR'S PRi >CIPAL DEPOT.
SIS Broadway, New yu.k.
- To rs~e ns;aks< and trouble:
l. Wr,> in plair L.Pd 10 Rnnse Of Pest
clSos. C~szGS aad SkA.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-29
FISH. FISH,! FfSH:!.

D2iME ALE-WlVES for sale, wLolessis
= and retail, by
GEO. a. giHMes<a co.
kAsch It<A; le6G-S
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-29

ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance
~ Q! the Act ot Assembly. passed at the
anmsry session, 1888. chapter :!j5, entitled
AN Act to provide Tor t.Ie taken Inc sense
OF III" people upon the eXpec:!"n"y ot calling
Convention 10 frame a new Constitution
amd form OF Government iu- tins State. and
Ia provide inr the election ct Delegates to said
Cpnvention." that an election viii be held at
the usual pieces for holding the Polls III The
several election Districts of SAINT Mary's
county IN the Fourth Wednesday. being
THE ~2GTH DAY OF MAY NEXT,
at which each person entitled to vote at cleo
tons Of Delegates Ia the General Assembly
shall be entitled 10 vote with reference To the
question Ui a Convention TO frame new
Constitution and form ot Government by ex-
pressing in writing, or in printed iOrm. on
the ballot h" may east. IN" words "FOr n
Convention" or ,he words. "Aglin>t Con
vcntor.' as the case NAV be: and IN case
any blank ballots be cast at said eiecilpn the
sane shall not be counted.
The Polls will be- opened n Q O'Clock, a.
NJ, aud be cloeed AZ 8 O'Clock, i. ~.
THOMAS l.. DAVIS.
Sheriff OF Saint Mary's County.
A,r,l 90 fpE2 al
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-29

2. Register yosr letter, and it win come al
nv risk.
3. Ne~ York and Eastern money preSsrred.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-29


Gus laws on those Subjects appI.rkble to them,
or to the businsss ar 0ceupatonS they seseralIv
and respectively pufsse.
Sec. 10. ABd btfg eRactsi. That the act Of
January session, eighteen hunsired. aud llgsy-
SIX. chapter tlsrsR hlfndresl aak} E 80. en-.
titled. an act q &c alditimIsi Es sn.le to paw
the debts Of tss ite by increasing therate Of
license to crCfsa4 Keepers and trssfsgrs and all
other acts iueMlslsttnt with the provisions Of
this act bc and tlfy are hereby repealed.
Sec. 10 - be Il emassef. That this act
shall take eiFecton ard after the first day oi
May next.
by the Msa'' Mosss e +, Ds,sgass;' ssgs 8
This engrsrsd bin, she original Of which
passed the Htsssc Of Delegates bv aves and
hoes on the sth day Of March, 1855, was this
day read aud asseIItei 70.
Is order.
J. W. CLAYTON,
Chief Clerk.
March 10. 1855
This engresssd bill, the original of which
passed tie Se:latg By ayes and noes on the 10th
day Of MaFcii, a5s, was this day read sfni as
seuted 10.
by order,
q. HARDWOOD,
- Secretary.
{ 1esEAr '..a THOMAS II. HICKS.
MARYLAND. Set:
/. William y. Spencer, Clerk Of the Court
Of Appeals Of Maryland, DO hereby certify that
the foregoing is full and true c.'py Of tie at
Of tie General Assembly of Maryland. of which
it purp,t u bc a coIy. Is taken from the on
Sitlal engrossed bill deposited il an: belonging
- the Office Of the Court Of Appeals af,rcsaid.
In testimony whereof | have ncrcunt3 SIT
- my hand as Clerk, AID affixed TIE
l. 5 seal Of tic >a;i Court oi Appeals his
- seventeenth ,;av # 3!arrh .Auno Do
Min, eighteen hundred and fi:v-cG!t.
VIII \. SPENCER.
Clerk Court "f Appeals ul Mary land.
April -, l65S-2w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-29
"COST RS"
TVORLD-UID
2xtcr rsfsinatOr&.

FOR THE INFALLABLE DESTRUCTION
OF
EVERY SPECIES OF VEHMiN.
Rat, Roach, &C. Exterminator.
Pu,up in 2Oc., 25c., Co. ard Il Boxes. For the
Destruction of Ra,s. Mice, Ground or Field
Nice. MY.ss, Reaches, Cro;on Bug, Ants, &c.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-29
lXEw Yoax, April y, 1876.


Dear Sir,-Hsxins srea. many rats aroussd
my stable and shop, thought would try your
Rat ExiermlaalO', aud bought one Of your
boxes, and fixed IL according 10 your directions.
The next morning ! found over one hundred
and fifty dead rats. | take pleasure i'm sewing
that II wIll do more than you say il Will. have
also itied ION siranboais, nnd satisfied them
-fhal II "a LIE srrea,fAsr rhlnsr nf In. NJ
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-29

Is. USpERnnL. No. 435 10th ct.
Cave, ill.,, June 81, 1857.
De- Sir,-My brother, .. w. McCreery
? &.spssr:tlasei BOX of your Ra, Exter,n,ns-
tor 81 iaant u TO tie what you recommend IL To-
ee, a.s.s1lsss kas DESTROYER. i herewith incloss
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BIDDY MALGNY'S CAT.

Matthew Maloney, better known by
the boys at the Mill as Father Mat
on returning from his work one even
ing was met at tho gate by Bddy his
better half, in high state of excite
ment.
Mat says she there's a strange
cat in the cabin
Cast her out, thin, an don't be beth.
erin me about the baste. t..
'Faix, an I've been sthrven to do
that same for the matter Of ten min
utcs past, but she's iist beyant my
rache behint the big red chist in the
corner. viii yeSc be helpin' me to
drive it out, Mat2' aI. '. I'd.
TO be sure | Will, bad luck to the
consate she has for me house show
her to mo Biddy, till / tachc her the
rispitt that's due man in is own
house--to be takin' possession, widout
as much as by your lave, the thafe O.
the world ?. .... .... '#.
Now Mat had special ontipathy
for cats, and never let pass an oppor.
tunity to kill one. This he resolved
to do in the present case, and instant
ly formed plan for tile purpose.
Pcrceiving but one mode Of cgrcss
for the animal, Mat says to Biddy -
Have yc iger male bag iD the cab
in, INC darlint p ...
Diyil a wan is there, Mat. Tecs
TUX it to the mill wild yes to bring home
chips wid this mornin'.' ...
Faix an | did, and there it is yit,
thin. Well, have yeez notbin' at all
in The house that will tic up like bag,
Biddy?' "
'Troth, an ] have, Mat; there is
my Sunday petticoat--ye can draw
The strings close at tho top, an sure it
will do betther, rot lottin' the cat la.
win yez.
Biddy, darlint, yere jewel to be q
thinkin o that same DO after bring.
ing it to me-.
Biddy brought tho garment, and
when the strings we're drawn close, II
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pnetiral.
FOR TOBACCO LOVERS.

Chewing in the purlor,
Smoking in The street.
Choking with cigar smoke,
Every one you meet.
Splitting Oh the pavement.
Splitting on The floor, ...
is there such enslavcmcnt7 ~ q.
=" Is there such borc7 ID.
In hotel and grocery,
Tobacco juice and smoke, '.
Defilc the floor and air, .....
aud sicken Ms or choke,
How we do detest il.
How we do deplorc,
On your vest to to sec Tie spit
Trickle down before.
Eourhead little back, ....
3 When you SO to speak, ... .
Will keep the channels dry '#
Between the chin and check.
In halls where ladies sit,
Silk and tissue skirt,
Wipe up vile tobacco spit.
Mingled with the dirt. ....
ERted breath forever,
Saturated clothes. .. .....
Wonld that we'd bccn never .-...
Created with a nose. . ...E
Ladies with their long dress, l.
Sweeping down the street.
Gathering up the nasty inoss. 10
. Smear it round their feet.
Puddles at the corners,
Swelling into one,
Forming lakes and rivers.
Drying in the sun.
Muidens when you marry, ..
Tobacco worms don't take,
. 'nibk Hot LICK or tlaTry
Will quit it for your sake.
Declare the thing a curse, .....
And when gents come TO WOO,
You "pop the question" first
"Sir do you smoke or chew -
Mark well each word or look. ..
And if they don't say no,
just cross them off your book,
And tell them why you do.
Some gents will carry spice.
b.. Some cinnamon, some cloves,
Make good use of yonr eyes,
And good use of your nose.
Tor when the weddings DER.
Perfumes they throw away,
They spit upon the floor,
They smoke and chew all day.
Does a lover PROMISE, ...
To quit tho weed for you,
Bee he has firm bump, ...
And conscientious too.
Ifyou'rc no phreno!ogist,
Let time the truth make clear,
And wait until he rcoist
Temptation for year.