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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
Chicago Alton 4 St. Louis Il. Il.
AIRLINE ROUTE bETWEEN
Chicago and It. Louis.

OA1ChSO dfau Sic LOuAHe
v0tMs Is0cs Ohtoa0o 70. 81: LOxts and autSrms-
dtGte g!does.
Accommodation Train, Sundays exoeptsd) $50 y
Express Train. (Saturdsy's excepsed) ii l0Pn
Tbdtns isacs 81. L0ussfor Oafca0O and tssserms
dt0se DsdcaA.
Accommodation Train, (sunday's exceptsd) I GOA n
Express Train (sa;urdsy's excepted) $50 - y
Trains run directly through, without change OF
ears or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
inston, Springfield, CSrinvile and Alton.
wirrsns run on this road make dreo. connections
tn Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Rsirox! al
Joliet, making :his the shortest, quick and
liable route between st Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central 4. y u Bloomington, for La
Sale, Mcndots and Oairo.
ith Great Western Of Illiaois Ut Springfield, for
Decasrv and Naples.
With oil the R.ilroads dlverging from CHICAGO
9Th daily line OF Packets at st Louis for Keokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for al places mentioned absve
De procured II all she principal IT, tss oaees 10 the
Uuiscd States, and at he on1css
In Is, Lous II Chicago
foot OF w Arlington Az - Dearoorn street, oppo-
snue, on ksvee. site fremont House.
2lCH'D ?. NOkQAN. U.s., suVt.
Bloomington. Jan. /. 1865. teb,sc.f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
school Notice.

PvRs6Ns wishing TO spuly 70, principals and L..
4 s.sttAo. rtihca'es ffhe City eco 10, u b.
sea sts, on Tussday, Aus. sls, 1861 az . oarlock
euoDes1 J. = SonnooN, ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
thgTjH'S AU/p.

Ambrose G. Fulton p N HoGs !.
DY virtue Of special execution issuei from
ID the flee OF the Clerk Of the District Court
ed A gust 9Th, ID le5S an to me directed, COM
manf!nk me that l maze or cause To be mace, the
sum - Ire hundr' d and nipetytwo and 81 dol
1872 81 unit dnc, including deb, interest
and sts, wish ln;ercsf thereon 81 The rate Of
pc cant per arnum from hp'ii 42 A d 1853, ~ 81
II the following escr.bef real esiat", W.T.: Tina.
psrt OF fractional secti number twenty nva
llol IN tosnship nunaer seventy eight TSJ
north CT caog. three east. which 10 pari ula ~
desert ed as follows. q w.t. BesiEI ing one hundred
and nifty 1851 feet thwnrdls from Tie Rvsr b. ad
died -oiDe from Davenport to Ie Iiair", at the
at the Ith-west rner OF lot OF und heretofore
conveyed by said Fulton to sal! Housed ~ deed dat d
De = n. het 1T 1858, thence north hundred and
twenty [l20l feet; thence esst eighty [s'l feet
thence sJuthwauiy at right angles with said siver
Road -ne hundrt '0G1 ct to the north net co.
of said 10, OF ground heretofore yed ato
said by said Fulton IN said Housed; Themes re-
ly one hundred and ten [l0l feet to the pace OF be
ginning
Notice Is hereby Civ n that. as commanded by said
sp cal xecution l bhal Sc at public outcry to the
hig and best bidder therefor IN cash, the above
d. scribed r: al estat much thereof VII sat
isfy said bt interest Ind costs ct tn Court House
coof IN lie CT y OF Davenport, sciti County,, wa,
on MONDAY Septemb 81, d 1855, Il. the hour Of 3
O'Clock N Of ssd day.
Dated August l7tl 1858.
II. LEONARD,
sugI9.V1w Sh'N CT eCott county Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
RAILROADS.


See0esees' .4sr0ee0esoeessl,
nN and ster k7ada. Nay I7.h 1855, and untn
furthcy notice, srstDs viii lssve AecA Island daily
Sundays eIceptsf, - iollovs:
Let mail tram st s20AM
~ freight $40
~ night express top. n.
Trans arrive Of nOek IslanA daily Sundays Ell.
oepeed, foll0vs.
Let nagtt empress so A. n.
"a freight trains q l0oP n.
"a mai tram ~ e.s5P. n
All trains this road In dtrert ~
Chicago with trans both the Michigan Southern
Michigan Centrsi, Pit sburs Fort Wayne and Chics-
% Rail Rood 70 and from D-tfoit, 1oiodo,
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincmnsu, Pittsburgh,
Ounkirk. DuRAso, Niagara Pals, Albany. New Yofh,
PhLladeiphts, Baltimore and Warrington Also ~
LA8se with tratns VI the Illinois Cei-rsl kos1-
horth 6alena South 70 St. Louis and Caayo, 70
~hlch plsces tickets b. procurcd Of
W. b. Grembeile, Ticket Agent,
Agents, Il. y. Depot. kock Island.
Passengers are rvni.ded " the necessity Of givns
stinct directions o. d-sinstton Of their bag
GAGE also 20 procure tickets fore taking their sese
IN the cars the o0d uctors collect fares 70 Sta
0os ON the line OF Chicago ROCK Island rairoed.
JOHN p TRACY, Superintendent.
y. T. WgIsnAH, Asst Sup't.
n0ck 1slsDd. Nay. Is. 1873 LdtN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

lgississippi : Missouri r. Z
~ 80 sisss nenAAy, nay 10Th. les, and snsii
" 6srssss nossss, saAas viI lssve Dsvsoposs. sos
00oses,nss Columbus CITY end lsve 0asy (sandsys
oxcspss1) = toslows-
Les Bsprens Tram q $40 y
a NM fraan Al $50 q
frsms WI isavs Dsvnpsss ~ CASaasodany. bso
Gays sscePted ~ toilowS:
1et 0ail 1rstn, - SO
- oxvssss frssn, - soSp
fsalss srssvs ~ Dsvsapsss Saiis. 0sa1ass ssssp'
~ - follow:
vson TEE EAST.
Lei uxpssss IRAN - 6A5 Az,
- 0au Train, - oU =
let Nan frstn, - sos 4 =
"a nxprsss Train d Ss0Sn
An srssns out " Dsvsnpors WIN maize oounrs s,ons
a Caumb. Guy ssd lore Oity With the wessei u
0aass Co.'S stages for oil points WSst.
rms rasssness Train ouunscs. - ROCK Island vtsh
Chtceap . ASca tsana Railroad srstns all points
0Ast. n nth sad south.
PasesnSsss ss4a.a 3sd Of he necessity ofgivtns
1Asunes 1ife0sion 70 the destination Of ths,s Deg
9s0s also s,sssss seeose saknO nsis eeoo
" eass
sREIoar.
issvss Daosuport as $50
Arrivrs ~ Davenport 81 osor
n. H. tn. No nins (s&5 A NJ train for IN x.st
Gun ,sss NJ CAicdg, Juaettoa nth Aichigsn
Southern train for tae ksst. Passengers thereby
save . d.Isy.
may DIR ADDISON DA1. Sops-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
UcURArLE,
OR NO MONEY PAID.

Horse end Cattle 1VDfSSsrSSee :
sid end warranted ~ be the same . n ssef In tho
h,,al Col,es, Of vstrrtn.ry SuIReons He wsRld
eiso cell a,ten,ia b hrs horse shooting a., tn nN
here hoses oe- shod ecisD ifc pst1cttle O -
mr. DO fD - ony b Ne 0eossu M 3 y i ~
CRY =. a.. ~ nv tnat knOvs ~ aaeAawy q -
heysss ~ - ~ y saGAs y - - g -
sss yfsaAU - Senno ~ hses - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-20

Leave Dalton twice daily at 9 a N and
800 p u;
Arrive AZ Rockville by IL N AMI lI2O
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-20

arthsge, Dixon's Spriogs, Huntsville,
Exon College, and Cs'talin Springs, to
Gallain, 60 miles and back, every other
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-20

FORMS OF PROPOSALS, GUARANTY. AND CIR
TIFIUATE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-20
Bidders are requested to lane all inter
mediate of sea

Bidders are requested to lane all inter
mediate on sss
IOOI8 From Lebanon, y fuckers x Roads, New
Middleton, Jennings Fork, and Gordon
vile, to Chestnut Mound, 80 miles and
back, twice a week.
Leave Lebanon MOndy and Friday at
am;
Arrive at Chestnut Mound by n;
Leave Chestnut Mound Tuesday and Satur-
day at am;
Arrive a. Lebanon by pm;
Il0l9 From Three Forks, BY Commerce, New
Middleton, srd Gordousville, to Carthsge,
p miles and back, once a week.
Leave Three Forks Saturday at a %;
Ar i've at Carthage By Il n;
Leave Carthage Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Three Forks by Z p N.
l0O20 From Lafayette, by Brooks Tan Yard,
Witcher's X Roads, and North Spring,
to Whheyville, p miles and back, once
a week
Leave Lafayette "Wednesday ct z am;
Arrive at Wnitl yville by N;
Leave Wbitleyvile Thursday N;
Arrive at Lafayette by "a.
l0O2l FIOm Lafayette, by Red Boiling Springs,
Clemeutsvills, AID Lodi to Celina, 36
miles and back, once q week.
Leave Lafayette wednesday at 6 %;
Arrive Of Oelina BY p N;
Leave Cehna Thursday az b %;
Arrive at Lafayette by 6 N.
lO022 From lafayette, by MesdOrville, Goose
Creek, Alton Hill, and Eulia, to Rock
House, "A miles and back, every other
6sy.
Leave lafayette every other Cay at 3 m;
Arrive at Rock House by II q ID;
Leave Rock House every other day at
pm
Arrive at Lafayette by pm.
l0023 From Lafayette, by Mesdorvills, Goose
Greek, end Echo, 10 Hartsville, II miles
and back, twice week.
Leave lafayette Wedn=sl5y and Saturday
Bt 6 a N;
Arrive st Huntsville ty II 10;
Lesve Huntsville Wednesday and Saturday
att pm,
Arrive at lafayette by pm.
Bids to commence route at Goose Creek
invited
l0024 From Carthage, by Montrose, Fort Blount,
and Flynn's Lick, to Ganesboro', 80
miles and back, three times g week, one
Of the weekly trips to go via Highlan.
and Rocky Mount, in lieu of Films Lick
Leave Carthage Monday, Wednesday,, and
Friday st p N;
Arrive st GainesbOro' by p N.
Leave GRinesboro Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 8 q ~;
Arrive at Carthage by y N.
lO025 From Carthage, by Peasant Shade, Witch.
ers X Roads, and Red Boiling Springs
&c ClementsviIe, 80 miles and back, once
week.
Tesve Carthage Saturday at m.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-09-14
Eft Christligt F5rsamlings gsSkoIsystem-- Dess
nodvandighet och dess inrIttning.

. Hrad sUndagsskol angar, sd villa Vi
ieke forkasta dem Dis do hallas pa ett slit
som ;ir v;irdig Sabbathen ochvardigt Guds'
ord. Det ar dock bek lagligt och def kan
CORA en- sjuk blott att tanka pa att barnen
manga af detta lands s0ndagsskolor un-
derhallas blott med punk, pjaller och
karringafabler, som lander till f5ga nytta,
men tYlrtom till mycken skada TOR de
arma barnen De s0ndagsskolor deremot,
som arc va ordnade, och der Gnds ord
uti renhet och enfald translates och in
prag aglas uti barnens hjertan de aro nytti-'
ca och skola utan tyifvel lemna nlyckcn
yalsignelse efter sig. Ven huru vii On
sondagsskola an ma vara inrattad, och
huru mycket godt barnen an der "a lara,
sa ersatter den dock ingalunda en- Or
dentHg f0rsamling eller g6ra den
sednare till icke n0dyandig. Delta troyi,
ma yara klart TOR hvar och en-, som tinker
litet pa saken. Undervisningen isondags-
skolorna maste blifya atbruten och osam-
manhang gande, SAINT ofullstandig, tillf5lje
deraf att den far lof uppskj jutas fran den
ena sondagen till den andra, och under
Yisningstiden III Tor hvarje gang ghelt kort,;
pa sin hold timmar lang.
Med all aktning Tor och med ALT dets
yiirde som Vi ssltta pa barnens .undervis-
ming i hemmet och sondagsskolan vagav Vi
derfore pasta, att Christliga forsamlings-
skolor AFRO n0dyandiga for baraens mera
fullstandiga underyisning uti ChIisten-
sdomssty yckena
Sadana skolor aro andtligen n5dvandi-
ga: c} Emedan svenskarnes Minnesota
forstr0dda stillning hatya det st0rsta behof
at desanlnaa sSaden ;ir mycken men
arbetarena fiji
Da presterna aro Sd fa, och da de hafya
aere storre och mindre forsamlingar och
settlementer att betjena och bes0ka, sa III
det naturligt att de med sina manga g0ro-
NAL icke gerna kunna sk0ta begge sysss
lorna af prest och skollarare. HvilkeI
aolIgenhet har icke mangden If oss fatt
vidkannas vid barns forberedande till
Nattyarden tilltolje af brist pa torsamlings-
skolor Manga barn kunna knappt lisa
ett ord ratt imam till, och aro 81 okunIiga
ON sin CATCHES som de voros den dag dc
f0ddes. Denna olagenhet kannes a tnyc-
ket svarare .da man har en- klass at Matt.
yardsbarn uti en- aaagsen f0rsamllng eller
'ett aaagset settlement, som man icke offs
har tilltalle att besoka, och da man bsso-
ker dem maste vara under n6dvandig betea
gara sittt uppehall der sa kort som m0jligE
Denna olagenhet skulle Il Ell betydlig mon
1;; ,f.xss ,f,yn ~ (4hri-
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-09-14

Il x z2z$
hiInIa<I 7
horeE ns hsl =
dat III lIz
Jag
hop, d Il s s. 4
NM tlenha I1S ;s
yAnad
denna ocIl
sortsatts atarins s.
torbllfRa lalr lnlEslyI lck H @ss sI
mig skulle Jas m a al V i|lIS llaIs
latlt mig Y
syarade Margareta NEG hlllys s.
tl1lig rost och Iytte bafia haaderna nppak
laiInmelen ssa sannt som q s tFog tIers ssEs
ren, MN Gud, sa sanrlt ar siet, Az laS ;s ls
skar dlg At sallt NIT hlerta
IA visa qet 5da F.s bad lAafarIne enfFaT
set. ON med nlls Y III Il xip leks hlsts
pa mig med att sk0tA valr tadez
Med gladje, med gladja aade aFs
gareta 1en vet du icke, att jae at h,s
nom bifvit torkastad ( yagar jag stga 0 0fs
yer tr0skeln, ON han icke Aterk lar den
t6rbannelse han uttalat l''
Han gjorde AIT al han yar vred r. n
de system. INA har gl0mt det och pk
min begaran Will han aterk ALA ordet &
Alargareta sokte nn Att tatta sin Iysters
hand och SADIE med allvar och yardig ghet !:
III az nodgas l0pa fara att uppvacka tYltYeL
Il =
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-09-14
+ II A ~ K / w e S

Adyokat och Rdasgitpare laafrd9gor.
se-skild uppmark samhet lemnad at uppsattande
af fastebref intecknin och dyikt Q flee ofver
Foot & SWoneys kladesbod, Main street. IL a.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-09-14
JOB PRINTING

in the GERMAN, English and SCAN
DINAvfAN, especially the SWEDISH,
languages neatly and expeditiously
executed at the Minnesota Posten
office. s~
TILLFALLIGH ETS-TRYCKNING
pa Tysha, En- ge1sha och de Skandinavi-
ska, isynnerhet Sycnsha, spraAen verkstalles
matt och shyndsamt Minnesota Postens Office
EFTERFRlGNINGAR intagas da betalning
derf0r atf0ljer begaran derom.
D6DsFALLs- och V1GsEL- Nor1sER inf6ras utan
afgft.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-09-14
II mil jekretsen
9eu 8Iinda g1lfkan
I WlttteNbepg
EN-. LEFNADSRILD FRAN LUTHERs

BEARBETAD fran TTskAN AT D. G. NORRIS, d. ID,
PASTOR Ar DEN FoRsTA LuTHEasKA KTR-
KAN r BALTiMo HE.--0FyE Arr
Mig Fran ENG ELsKAN.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-09-14
Miunespta gpstsu
Ure1FvEs HvARASNAN vEcKA q
RED WING. GDDDHBE CO., MINN.
ssSsss' AF
EN- FjRENING.
Preumeratios-Vilkor:

Priset Minnesota Poaten blifver for ett dr. $loos
halft g. 0.59
Till dem, som godhetsfullt villa ataga sig att
samla och sanda oss subskriptioner, villa Vi for
betelda eaen,plar Jenna EFT gratis.
reftillstallas oss under address, - Req. at Nit-
sseso.o Posten, Red Wing, Goodhue Co., Minnesota,
Boz SO.
M~ Penningar tillsandas oss CODA sedlar; be-
lopp under ST kunna Sandals i postage stamps"
Store penningebelopp kunna sandas antingen med
salert bud, eller vexlar a godkanda banker.
Falska och vardelosa sedlar atersandas.
PosTPoRTor for tidningen erlagges det post
kontor der rtidnngen a fhemtas. Inom Goodhue
co. car tidningen fritz. Inom 0friga counties
Minnesota ar portot cent for hvarje hummer eller
Is cents pd hela aret for en- veckotidning, 81 for
MISUNDERSTANDING. Inom ALA 0friga slater och
territorier Forenta Staterna ar portot cent for
hvarie hummer, eler for hela iret 26 cents for en-
veckotidning och Ii cents fjortonaagstidning. For
halfir betalas halften sd mycketis proportion
Porto miste betalas f0rskott for helt, haft eller
fierdedels ar detta uraktlates, blir portot dub
belt. &sa.s.54@Eq
~. AT forekommen anledning infores har pa
engelska bestammelser ON postporto for tidningar,
hvilket man kan poka pa = postmastare, mar dessa
fordra ett ofverdrifyet beopp. DE har utsatta pfl
serna arc for cit qvartal eler manader uir portot
nemligen betalas f0rskot for hela aret, eller ock
or hvarj qvertal. w.
Post Office Department Regulations Chapter VIII;
Sec 1o3. Quarterly Rates Of Postage, when
paid q1estcrly yearly in aduance. on Nevs-
papers and Periodicals, to actual Subscribers
Weekly Newspapers Zone copy only) seut by the
publishers to actual subscribers within the county
where printed and published, free
Newspapers and Periodicals not exceeding Il
in weight, when circulated in the state pub
lished. Weekly, 81 cents, Semi~monthly, Il cts.
Newspapers and Periodicals of the weight of 3
ounces and under, sent to any part Of the United
States, Weekly, g cents.
Semi-monthly, cenrs.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-09-14
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards Of ten lines or less, per year %
five "a
All changes in advertisements charged at the
rate of 80 cents per LOCO ems.
All advertisements continued until ordered cut
and charged accordingly.
Yearly advertisements paid quarterly in advance
All transient advertisements to be paid for in
advance.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-09-14

ks this is the only newspaper in
n Minnesota published in the
Swedish language, it Will afford a
good opportunity to Merchants,
Mechanics and other business men,
to spread their advertisements
before the numerous and industri
Gus Scandinavian population
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-09-14
Fol.tsattsasi'ny)
KAPITLET XIII.
b d q S n A M o T EFT.

''De offer, som Gndi behoga
iiro en- bedrofvad ande: cit
bedrofYadt och forkrossadt
hjerta yarder du Gud icke for
O oI-tnnda ;, Da IL. O -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-10-07
MARYLAND.
agricultural 1mplemrnt
MANUFACTURERs

TNiE undersigned would remind the Farmers
Il ard Dealers IN Fa.n.aG implements that
iIeE -re sill IA tie ntaIk"' Mtu l. -. sort.
ni,ai ~ Pry -hs III their almost endless vlr!e;y,
ne>f 81 umlr End Workmanship, Cultivaiors
for T"n"rrN and Corn, ilarrnw<. Straw Gut
ers Of different PATTERNS. Corn Shelters, IN their
VARIETY. " heat Fans ofthe most approved kinds,
Wnr.' Cre&ies. Dewy's Patent Horse RakeS,
"HIrh -.:@ such general satisfaction last Sc son
Agents inr MnuvS, HaV'S and Mccormick 5
Eraalag and Moving Machines.
w .,y" added - oar large variety since las;
* ,..... me U>c:u. al.i important implements.
w = potent Tobacco Wecdcr. PATENTED Nv
IE">. \. Robertson, of Anne Arundel county
Md. which viii do the work of SIX ar ei .ht
hands IN the cultivation Of Corn and Tobacco
10 this call the special attention Of The far
mer. To Il new Sod Plough. or Pulveriyer,
winch - commended highly, call their at
ienu"n. This Plough Is differently constructed
from any other Plough III use. Instead Of a
PLAIN surface mould. there are cutters extending
from il :" cut aud break the sod INTO small pieces
These cutters can he removed or replaced n
pleasure. When worn, can he made new at u
II rr~e Powers ard Th,eshers Of varioug rat
'arn> can always ne found of as Among them
lie FItl improved Hor> Power and Thrasher.
I"!.un' : Internal Cleared Power and Thru Sher.
wEi"h sunarceeds the necessity of the Leather
Bet.
P'""-i and Machine Castings ,.hy The ton or
S.nCi. Ftrce.
F"r:<, Spades. Shov,l~, Hoes. Trq.s Chains.
tern NILS. Corn and Cob Crn~h.fe.
F:rd aud iiarl~l >cri-tr">l aud genuine
: ; To al 81 ne above, W" InN.i" tie attcu-
i e.: hos. wA" IN want of any ct Ire above
na, Il Implements. and can assure them Il at
thy NIL NEE; with prnmp, attention and have
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-10-07
.TTAK.V~S
AUTOMACON OR SELF-RAkING
REAPER AND MOWER.

VHNHE greatest Labor Saving MACHINE
ever invented.
'Fh. only machine with which ONE BOY
can cut gram alone aud rake IT ready ing bind
,uc. THIS Reaper and Mower stands without
d rlvaI Wherever used. Tie following refer
cnccs are appended 10 satisfy tie farmers OF
-. MaTy'S that the self Raking Reaper" is
what II Is represented 10 he A.: ]. T. Blackstone,
&. G. Spa!ding, Thomas Hebb. Jno. II. Tho
mas Planters can obtain this Machine by
early Application TO the agent.
J. w. J. MOORE,
Ager, fer ST. Mars county,
Az Leonard Town, Md
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-10-07

EFEREE CES.
Rev. R FULLER. D. D., Baltimore.
J. e. McCAHE,
" DR.. ARMS TRONG. Norfolk, Va.
DR. WM. VAUGHAN, Hampton, Va.
Re- T. 4. JONES. Norfolk, Va.
" FRANKLIN WILSON, Baltimore.
J. y. BROWN, d. D.. Philadelphia, Pa.
phNL. CUMMING, Vienna, Dorches'er
County, Nd.
Mr.. W. r. RYAN. baltimore.
Rev. p. SHAVER. Richmond, Va.
" Dr. {. 3. HOWELL, Nashville, Tenn.
d" z. MANLY, JrxR.. Richmond, Va.
" Dr.. JETER, Richmond, Va.
" DR.. PLUMER, Allegheny, Pa.
HAMILTON EASIER, Esq, Baltimore.
DIR. SEMPLE, Hampton. Va.
Rev. q. F. ADAMS, Baltimore.
+. y. REESE, Baltimore.
Aug. 26.h. lS53-lm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-10-07
REQUISITES FOR GRADUATION
FEES. Sc

The candidate for tho degree Of Doctor Of
N"Grn" INST be tw"niy-nne Years oi age,
of good iA"!@i character, have applied himself
t.. 'hrrr years to the study OF Medicine. and
have attended TWO full courses OF lectures the
last one of which sail have been a, this In
>t;utoa ESQ one course OF Practical Anat-
JIII.
y, he ',na of apr.i~anon. h~ :.,u>, pay 10
the Dean OF Ihe Faculty the Diploma tee
also present IN original Thesis on some med
Ica. subject. and shall undergo a satisfactory
examination. Should the candidate not pass,
the Gee and essay VIII BE- returned 10 him.
Til" fec GoI The Fu!l Course IS S0l.00
Mairru.aion [naid only cnCel 800
DEMONSTRATED Ticket, 1000
Graduation $500
The expenses OF living in Washington are
as moderate "a IN any ctGrr city IN the | mon.
Fer further information. address
JDI NSON ELIOT. NJ H..
Dean Of the Faculty.,
No. 4gJ Seventh Street, West.
April 18th. lS5S-GmOS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-10-07
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

Mob. Young. NJ. D.. Profe>so. of Theory
and practice Of Medicine [lEl President OF
the Faculty.
J. ". SNYDER. NJ D.. Professor .! Obstetrics
and thu Diseases ct Women ami Children.
Johnson Eiioi. VI. D.. Professor Of Anlromv.
james l.. Morgan. VI. d.. Professor Of Med,
Icai Jur >pIu .cnce and Hygiene.
Charles II. L'ibrru:ann. NJ. D., Professor OF
Surgery (ani Trca>urrr.)
Benjamin +. Craig. NJ. D., Professor OF
-Eneni>rry and Of Physiology
George {. :|nefFer. NJ. d.. Professor Of Ma
terra M"tIca aud Therapeutics.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-10-07
}. l.. Wlil-u. VI. d.. Pros"ctor and Demon
>traior and Anatomy.

The session MI commence on th. 2.Gh Of
p,,nb.r and end N Nar,.h t,,l-ou.,n,
Tn. Lecture, VIII be delivered n the Col
lD,r,. hul.liu,, W 3nH + ,rr.,t fprino ,be
nn..r> # II. AT. moon and errninc. This
l!nr. Of occurring ma, been CUSTOMARY IN The
rr,,rr.. since Ms establishment. and +, toupd
- -. a,ivant,o.. as irr ,b. .,,,d.,.
J't,.. oI,iart ~ rho Medic Il L'ac,,,,, will no
70 instruct perfectly N Inc elements Of Med
zeal S..n.n IN al ,,S de,ar,m.n,. wi,es,s
accessory. troc,.L.> RI knnv.Icdge -, -
H. oual,f. linn 10 ertor unop the nrocI;ce 81
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-10-07
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

JOHN b. BOU'ES. thankful tLr the I'D
eral support he received at t. ,l:r election.
again presents hinlsr.. TO the voters oi Leon
ard Town DIs:r;cr as n candidate for Road
Supervisor ana respectfully >ol,clts the sup
port of his friends and fe!low-cnrzens Of the
district.
a%ov %, 1857
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-10-07
PROFESSIONAL,

RR. ]. P. COOKE, having located him
A. sell in the village ct ChaPlico, very re
specially tenders his profess ional services 10
The public generally. He can BE- found al all
tme> at his office IN J. II. BosweIi's Hotel,
exc. pit when absen; on professional business.
April |, ISIS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-10-07
J. S. MORGAN
CIGAR NANUFA TORY.

TiNIIE .uh>rrib,r> a., cr'.,n>veiy engage
Il n manufacturing CIGARS in L,oI.arI
Town, 81. M.r,'> r.:Intv. VII, view IL
furnishing m"rcna"r, ho,'I keepers aun 9th
er> IN InI> stCi."n o: ii.' ;>ia,e wirh their >IIp
plies, al price lar below that pard 6y ,!.'n
IN The cities for " similar article. an! upon >at-
i%:a"tory tC::.>. Or,.tr> are >oi.cits'i and Will
be at'"nn"d - with proptnr>s. Rely ing upon
"nr cons'ry friends 10 al us IN our new en-
'rrp.I>c- We asa - !rill.
HARRIS & CAVALIER.
Leonard Town, APRIL u, lS54-!t
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-10-07
NOTICE..

We. the undersigned, of the late firm Of
M!r>. Robertson ( BrI>coe. will continue in
,l." CommI>>Ion business ~ III" OLD stand
No. ltJ ProI. street, under ne s;yle Of Rob
..rl>on and iIrI<rue. Particular attention will
be- crytn in person - the Inspection Of To-
barco and the weighing Of Gram consigned
20 them The business of all persons will re-
r"ire prompt and careful attention. The
patronage OF the old firm i respectfully solI-
r',ed on! all others who may favor us with
!h"ir conSIgnmentS.
H. II. ROnERT@ON,
s. W. BRISCOE.
Ball., Nd Jan. |, l>[S-t!.