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SELECTED POETRY.
z - - 1AL.-IA II
Address to the American Flag.
= pIsStAsh, 5r cAL,rOnsrA.


Z = prbatasir, OF caLiFORSIA.
tqsisslI slaee1. "a 1----''rt'ta so SIS ts.t4
SsudId up, whilsi sitain onto the Piazzy fence,
2watcl,fti of the nerican Flag waiii from, tho
Liberty Poal, and tetclin off of fre-crackers
now and then, on the forth Of Ju!y. ,>gr- 4
o, nifty rag ! o boe,eogs pecse Of CLOTH
Made ..f rel and white and blge stripes, -
And stars painted on both sides I rs r. "a
All bvle! Agsin, Pm sittn iulthy nnl5rejus
Shaddeg, and Adnlirin thy sranjer .....
And ssfckiIif NTH nv chist the geg.le zefferS
That are holdin you out well NJ onto
SsTaie., Great flag! when shet -.
Mi ize and look at yer, and tliink
How as when you was lecIlemFnd not much
Bigger ihan peese 0f cloth, and .r -.-
Almost as tender us a sieet'of paper, you
Was karrird all i,,i u the revolution
AIRY war, and hev sum feuti'nes sense
Held up yer head with d.ficu!ty, and
How treIncnjus WI now, feel
Jest az If shud bust aud fii oil round, and want
Tu git down off the fense. and git shot,
Or stabbed, or INT OH the head with stick
Us wood, or hung for my kOntry. ..
''prOdigiGds Banner y ! I waUIda't I smile to see
A Ch;naman, or 4 small unnaiei!urallzed
Furrner undertake to pull yu down
I'm ChInaman, would fix him, and kut
OF his kew, and bear it OF IN trIurnf:
Before lH see split torn in We. or the sakrlcjus
Hands Of a 70 kuitin yu into bUllit
Paiehin, I'D brace my back ugin wauI Tor n
House, or fence, a board, as II mite he,
And fte, and strike, and skraich, and
Kick, aud bite, and tear my klose, and
Loose mi hat, and git his Ia the |! and
On mi leg, and akrost'the smHuI of
Nj bals, and fiul down and get up
Again, aid koniinu the struggle for hatf or
'rkree-quarters of nm hour, or until got
Severely wounded.
Terrific emblem How prowd you look,
And how almity sassy you vaiv round.
Snappin and crack en-, and ske"-in Of horses;
] spose yure almost taf'n to git into Il
Fite with sunIbody, aud satisfy yer kar
NiSerous disposition by carin M whole naAhun!
a.s
Great flag don't no which maiks me feel the
Most patrl0itc-yu or the forth of Iuly:
Yu alni made df tie same kind of stuff, aItho
Yu are about The same age, aud are both
SubHmed, and terrible TO konienip!a!e.
But ! must k"se and waive my last adew,
However Iryin tn my IoelGas 1t may Le,
And get down IF the ftnse. for already the
Sharp pints of the pIrkets begin tn stick
Me, and maik E.c kriIge, and hiche about, and
Threaten to iare my kose and mailL ne hoer.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
CIGAR MANuFACToRY.

EOSEPH DAVIS sssCoa nave established
e themselves in Leonard Town forlhe pnr'
pose of carrying on the Mandatory OF CT
gaTs.4 All0Tders in their line. wholesale or
retail. will be filed with despatch and al the
lowesppnees.- rsf.a HeE .sns5,ss ss ~,
Ourrigars are made of the very best ma
terial. and otImporied Havana iobacco. ~
They respectfully solicit a share Of public
patronage is.s
Sept lth-tt.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13

HFME THE MEDIUM.-A Paris letter says:
Hume, the. american medium, is son t. be
married at Rome to yoang Russian lady with
an immense fortune. He is sid to have gained
his power over her entirely By that secret mag
nctic influence which has enabled him thus far
to astoniSh 50 many astnte people. A false
Hume lately attempted to palm himself off on
the people of Lyons. Large bills announced
that Hume, the distinguished American ne,li-
um, would that evening give representation
Ga the power of magnetism at the Grand The
atre. People VIII" knew the habits OF Hume,
of never appearing in public, made inquiries,
and The director ot tie theatre, finding that ke
WAS being dUPtd, closed tie theatre with an
announcement that cuat,siiE=i az. apology IL
the public 81 tie imposition he came near
practicing upon thcn. ......, -. ~
-sf-zT T--------sS gos
| Mr.. Everett is 10 deliver his Washington
oEa:ion III Norfolk O.. tie I4;h inst
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13

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ev er say that he drew adraft upon heav.n, and
that God dish Aoa0Fei it .'s--aH I-.Tt -
6 We bat yeature oa-oBe more
s'Manv. people seem 10 imagine that God keeDs
gracious apc:hecahy's shop above, with fauh
and meekness and Humility put up in bottles
ready for purchasers, and dlat as ti,ey could
go into perfuuier's here below and as. for this
or that eSsFcct. 50 Gbey-can go TO God arid ask
for thus or that Srate !" 80 = t"- -
Such s tie miserable fashion in which Mr..
Beerher expands the solemn truths pertaining
to our sn:E. .tual we!i-beiag. We have heard
that his congregation IS large one and that
his diScourses tiIlivcl hem, and we cannot now
qGe<i"n the fact Gro,esqne plainness viii at-
tract many who are deaf to less stimulating
appeals. Tie reverend ave with which men
were won't TO a1proIch these solemn themes.
the hest;hiag sie' with which they fingered
''aFr nii IN 'lio 81 red sanctuary and the tim,d
doubt with wEich they questioned the mys.e-
rIous Infinite haye no place IN the practice
wh'cs. tis aat!i"r would establish. BY his rude
hands eyel ths val. of the ,eHple would be
rent IN iwaia.'
Pui We have already gone beyond our in
teIded point IN this noib,e, and must refrain
from dweli.sg longer on the volume before rs
The fas'.s 70 which we have called attention. are
on the meretse among us, aud rtu.,v g~Jd
people are 81 prone IN excuse or admire a7v
novelty that Shelters isdF under the Flea Of
eSrneSlhes= that we have been tempted by lhis
opportunity {" give our opinions thus m..ch et
length. Tie arrogance which lies a, the fuun-
dat.on Of these Life Thoughts is not una
sual, either, thougi shall not now! enlarge
upon IT. We have not commented upon tie
sincerity of Mr.. Beecner's principles, nor Do
We mean 70 do SO. We presume him 10 be
seueusly seeking le"Iisht way, Z but as he
assumes 10 guide others is our privilege 10 in
qure how far hlS method If 81 doing may be
calculated to misiead them. We dissent cgen
less from the lessons prorounded in this volume,
than Ue do from the spirit in which tkev are en-
umciated T" d'Gw "a comparison from his own
iaVonte fell, he seems To us I he pursuing his
career after Tie mahner Of hish pressure en-
gme, flying with resOundinS energy nj top speed,
along "n air line, never doubling but that he shall
reach the terminus according to the time tables
BOw rOyags .Nr. Beechef.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT.

NNRs. JANE NJ. HAMMETT, Char
va lo'te Hall, is now fully prepared 10 ac
commodate students and Others with l,oaTd
and at reasonable rates. Parents intending 10
send their sons to the academy at ih;s place.
(and who may be disposed TO patTonize her,
are respectfully informed that strict attention
will be paid TO the comfort and morals of their
childrn. +, d. ,ns
Charlotte Hal, June 4, lS57-if.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
REQUISITES FOR GRADUATION
FEES. &c.

The candidate for the degree Of Doctor OF
Medicine mGsl be twenty-one years oi age,
OF good moral character, have applied hinlsei
10. !hrec years tC the study of Medicine. and
have attended two full courses ot lectures. tie
last one Of which snail have been at this In
stttulion also one course OF Practical Anat
Omv.
At the time of application, he must pay 10
the Dean ot the Faculty the Diploma ice
also present an original Thesis On some rE2d-
zeal subject, and SHALL unGe:.,0 a satisfactory
examination. Should ::.c camI dale not pass,
the fee and essay will be returned 10 him.
The lee for lhc Full Course is $1,000
Matricula,on (paid only oncc) 80
Demonstrated Ticket. l0pO
Graduation 800
The expenses OF living in Washington are
rs moderate as IN any other cily in the Union.
For further Information. address
JOHNSON ELIOT, N. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.,
No. 495 Seventh Street, West.
April 18th, lS55-6mos.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
A. F. HIGDON,
CIGAR MANUFA 7TORY.
March l8, l65S-it

HVHE subscribers are extensively engaged
u m manufacturing CIGARS IN Leonard
Town. ST. Mary's county. with view 10
furnishing merchantr, hoiei- keepers aun 9TH
ers in this section OF the State with their sup
Plies. at price lar below that paId by them
in the cities for d similar article. and upon sat
isfactory terms. Orders are solicited. and iii
be atIenned tn with pFoptness. Relying upon
our country friends to aii US in our new en-
teTpr!se-we ask trial. g4 1-E i
d.. : HARRIS & CAVALIER
Leonard Town, April a, lS54--tf.- 4
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
Magnesia Lime.

The undersigned beg leave to inform The
Farmers Of 81, Mary's and Charles counties,
that they will deliver at accessible points or
any Oi the riyptS Of those counties, Agricui
;ural Lime (euIhcr with or without Magne-
s!a) - cts per buSl.el Drafts at i months
with interest added. wall be taken. We re-
ter TO the following letter OF the State Cne'n-
~, and solicit orders from our friends IN ST
Mary's and Charles counties generally.
BRiSCOE. HlLLt'S & co,
UavTe De Gr3ue, Nd
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
PROFESSIONAL,

DR J. P-sCOokE. having located him
IL n >, sell In ihe village OF CEapiico, very re-
specisuly tenGeTs MS professional rservices Ic
sac fubbs generally. He csa he cuH1 at al
simes al his sii.Ss N J, Ia RssNe.f 5, Ilq:eI,
except when ahsent Oh professional business.
Apnl |. ls5S.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
BultiInere, .7ugust Slh, 1857.

have anslyzed for Bnscoe, IIIles s Co.
Of Hayre De Grace, Nd, tour samples OF
IS, squehanna Limestone" from Wr,ghiS.
vile, Pa. taken from four different quarr;eS.
They were found 10 be free Of sand and other
impurities, ana 10 contain, tesides Carbonate
of Lime. respectively from : 10 Is per cent
ot Carbonate Of Nlagnesla. The former will
be ol general advantage 10 The lower counties
Of Al.rvland, bo;A on lhe Eastern and West
ern shores, and are especially adapted to the
duplication on "whiUe oak soils " The lat
t~r should be applied to soils which are def
cent in bo:h Lime and Magnesia. These are,
n general. the " oIcanic Soils" OF the upper
and ,i,r light soils IN the tide water counlies
OF Maryla land.
JAMES HIGGINS,
State Agricultural Chemist Of Maryland
March -, Ic.IS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
LAST NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

VENHE undersigned would respectfully and
IL earnestly ask all persons indebted 20 him,
or 20 the firm OF Joseph Morgan * Co, on
OPEN account or otherwise to come forw ard
and sel,ie their Indebtedness without further
delay. Should this notice be disregarted. 1t
is his intention 10 place his accounts IN The
hands oi T. F. Spal1ing for collection, and
Ie sincerely hopes that persons who owe
binl VII save him the unpleasant task and
themselves the expense, Of collecting the
debts due him by a fesyrt 10 the law.
JOSEPH MORGAN,
A Lsonari Town.
April ls', is5s-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
FIRE ASSURANCE
CO.NP.3.N.Y OF B.fLTLnORE
Incorporated by The State Of Maryland, I949.
OFFICE, NO. I3 SOUTH STREET.

TE1HE Company lnsures every description of
!, Property IN the City or Country, against
loss damage by Fire.
The Directors meet daily, to determine appli-
cations for Insurance.
J.B SEiDENSTRICKER, President.
BOARD OF DIRECTO:s.
Allen 4. Chapman, William Woodward
Henry NJ. Bash, George Bartlett,
William Heald, Adam Denmead,
John w. Ross, Joseph w. Jenkins,
Edward J. Church, Thomas 81. Sullivan,
lob Smith, George Small.
JOHN r. MAGRUDER, Jr., Sec'y
March Il, IsjS-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
A CARD
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION

TTNHE undersigned takes occasion to inform
L tie numerous friends and patrons Of the
onion Hotel that, having been unable to ob,uin
his price for the property according to his late
advertised intention 10 sell, he has concluded to
remain on hand. of old, for their aecomnoda-
ton, and that of the public generally. -fJ.a.
Ie will continue Encouragement Of the house
apon me same liberal and accommodating prIL-
ciples which, as he fa:ters himself, have always
marked his career rs kost during theeeSt twelve
years. and which, it is his pride to believe, have
caused his establishment To be distinguished as
sstEe Peoples House" Grateful to his friends
fol their favnrs in the past, lie cheer!ully re-de-
votes himself TO their service, and hopes 10 re-
ceve and merit their continued support.
JOSEPH MORGAN
Leonard Town, Jan. "a, lS5S-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
J. E. Wiileii. NJ. d., Pr0sector and Demon
siEator and Anatomy.


The session VIII commence on the 20ih Of
October and end in March following.
The Lectures wall be delivered AT the Col
iege building, NJ. 3u3 + street, during the
hours OF the afternoon and evening. This
time of!ecturiug has been customary in the
College since lis establishment, and is found
10 be advantageous tor The stuGeat.
., The object OF the Medic Il Faculty will be
10 instruct perfectly in the elements OF Med
icai Science III all lis departments. with us
accessory branches Of knowledge, not only
10 qualify him TO eEter upon the practice Of
medicine, but 10 give him an extensive ioun-
dation, upon which he may, in alter lie,
build up L thorough and liberal knowledge OF
his profession.
The extensive public libraries Of the city
Of Washington afford 10 the student Upporiu-
mites whlcA can be found in but few cities of
the Union, for consulting, without cost, rare
and valuable works Of science and general
literature.
The subject of Biennial courses of Medica!
instruction has haen urged upon The attention
OF this and oi 0ther Medical Schools Jy a
Committee Of TIE American Medical ASSo-
ciallon. The faculty feel tae force OF the rea-
sons urged, and are disposed 70 be among The
foremost in the cause OF educational progress,
but at pre>cat they are Compelled to conform
to established customs, and to give at each
session course on every branch Of Medical
Science.
While doing so. however. it is their inten-
ton 10 make Ikelr course approximate to a
Biennial one, by giving particular attention
10 different subjects Oh alternate years; and
during tie ensuing session. The following
among other topics, VIII rcceIve from the IA
Guilty a particularly full elucidaticn. VIZ :
Operative Surgery. Organic and Physio!or3'
cal Chemistry, aaI vegetable Materia Med.ca.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
BLANKS For SALE.
NOTICE OF Dividend.

an application of Edward 9. Abel, admin
~ istrator Of Elijrh T. AtelI, late OF ST. Ma
ry's Co, deceased, Ii is ordered by the Court.
the: the saId Administrator notify The creditors
the said deceased in the Register Of Wills. Office
on or before tine 18th day Of May next for diyi.
dend, and that this order he published in the 81.
Mory's Beacon once n week until the said 18th
day Of May nsxt. Test
J. 7. Al. RALEY,
Register of Wills,
OF ST. Mary's county, Md.
March ls, Is3s-td.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
NOTICE OF Dividend.

I'M application Of Abel Sinner, administra-
" tor Of William Beason, late Of Saint Ma
ry'a Co., deceased, II is ordered by the Court,
ina, til" said administrator notify the creditors Of
tie said deceased, TO file their claims against the
sud deceased III the Register of Willis Office on
or before tie 18th day Of June next for dividend.
and that this order be published in the ST. Ma
rg' $ Beacon once u week until tie sad 18th day
~ June next. Test
]. I. NJ. RALEY,
Register Of Wills,
OF St. Mary's county, Md.
March Is, l059-td
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-13
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
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CRY. CoR- T < TWELFTH STs.
SESSION 1889.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

FACULTY OF, MEDICINE.
Noble Young, -sI. D., Professor Of Theory
and practice of Medicine (and President OF
The Faculty. i. ..;#f'- e
]. NJ. Snyder, ii. D.. Professor ot Obstetrics
and the Diseases OF Women and Chadren.
Johnson ElIoi, NJ. D.. Professor OF Anatomy.
James +. Morgan, NJ. D., Professor oi Med
ical Jurisprudence and Hygiene. ..-.
Charles II. Leibermann, NJ. d., Professor OF
Surgery (and Trrasurer.)
Benjamin +. Craig, III. d., Professor Of
Chemistry and Of Physiology.
George c. Sh@ftr, NJ D.. Professor Of Ma
terra Metica and Therapeutics.