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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

The STEAMER PATUxENT.-This stauncl
old steamer, belonging to the Messrs. Weems,
which for a quarter of century has been
hrezstng the storms Of the Chesapeake, is nov
lying ut Mr. Charles Reeder's, ON the south
side OF the basin, apd under the direction oi
of Mr.. Anthony Hemling, her foImer engineer
is receiving such repairs as seem 70 I've necessa-
ry. II is said that upon q close examination
OF her hull. it was found to be in remarkably '
sound condition. having originally been CON
R'ructed Of the most superior timber.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

At the last session of the Maryland Legisla-
tnre joint committee was appointed, to which
was referred the subject Of the revi>f.n aud
eoCifcxtion or the laws Of the State, after it had
been finished by the commissioners selected a
few years ago. The commissioners, il appears.
have nos ready . considerable portion of the
work, and the joint committee, therefore. are
% assemble in Baltimore city aud organize On
ne 6sh of AaguG
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
LAST NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

'NHE undersigned would respectfully snd
IL earnestly ask all pessoss ihdented ;O him.
or to the 6run of Jssesh Morgan & Co. on
open account or otherwise TO come forw ard
and settle their indebtedness witheui further
sdefa1. Should this Boiice be 6isfegaried. u
is his Infection TO place his accounts "a the
hands OF r. r. Spasding for cofseciion, and
lie sincerely hopes thst persons Ubo owe
him VIII save him the unpI~sssEt task and
themselves the expense, of collecting the
debts dae hin b. resort 10 the Iaw.
JOSEPH MORGAN,
Leonard Town.
Anxii lss fS5s..,f
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

Do ATrsAIs REAsoS?-One pleasant day
last SKINNER, says correspondent of the z, s.
ton Post, small party embarked in whc-r5
10 visit R1ss's Hard, Ling, just eIow tl.e
railroad bridge. wii,h crus Squ,m river.
Gloucester. In the bea. was Newfoundland
I1g. As ., a. we Ad ,lisembarkcd. we OBJ
0 rved .t sh'rt distan.c ab, ut q zen c,ws
aud an old lame horse fee Iing. The dog a!s,
cspied their, aud a cr'i;n ly ,us..cl towa;ds
enl, barking mt tie .op OF lis voice.
The horse WAS selected rs the NJ in ub,e,t OF
his assault, aud lmpcd away as we'll as he
could. the COWS huddlcd t,gethcr in lr up,
all passed around among each otter f,r few
minutes, apparently consulting on what was
70 be done. Finally they came frward IL a
boly, covered the retreat of the old horse. and
touk the van themselves They then moved
deliberately together in line. with heads to-
~lTd the ground and hnrus PRESENTED to III.
z. and drove him lack defeated. At every
succeeding rally OH his part they continued to
repulse him till he aba,luned lis attacks, and
then retired to grassy spot 10 Craze aS hefIe
Tn'se COWS actually protected their lame a.
socists from the assaults Of ;hc noisy invad-
a.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.
ALBERT TREco.
}. .. NoR0AR

JOHN ID. BOtRESs aibanklul fox iha lin
eral support he received al the laie election.
again presents himself to ihe voters of Leon
ard Town DIsIrict as q candidate Tor TEosd
Supervisor and respectfully sOlicas the sup
port cf his friends and telIow-cA.zens Of tke
district.
Nov 90, 1851 Z
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
Noble Young, NJ, D.. Professor of Theory
and praclice Of Medicine land President OF
the Faculty.
J. NJ. Snyder, NJ. D.. Professor OF Obstetrics
and the Diseases Of Women and Children.
Johnson Eliot, NJ. D.. Professor of Anatomy.
James E. Morgan, NJ. D., Professor OF Med.
ical jurisprudence and Hygiene
Charles II. Leibermann. M. d., Professor OF
Surgery (and Trasurer.)
Benjamin F. Craig. NJ. d., Professor OF
Chemistry and Of Physiology.
George G. ShRfier. NJ. d.. Professor of Ma
terra MetIca and Therapeutics,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
w RIGHTSVILLE LIME.

The undersigned beg leave 20 inform the
Farmers Of 81. MarI'> and Charles counties,
that they will deliver at accessible points on
any Of the rivers OF those countirs. AgrIcul.
;ural Lime (eIihtr with or without Magne-
sia) at9I cts. per bushel. Freight cash-thr
balance six months draft, with mrrre>,
added, will he taken. We refer 10 the
'olk wing letter of the State Chemist and
solicit orders from our fr:rnds in 81. Mary'<
and Charles counties generally.
BRlSCOE, HlLLES g. CO.,
Havre DE Grace, Nd.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
NOTICE.

We; the undersigned, of the late firm OF
Miles. Robertson s. Bri<coe, will continue in
the Commission business at the OlG stand
No. I49 Pratt street, under the style Of Rob.
ertson and Bfiscoe. Particular attention will
be gwen in person to the INSPECTION Of To-
bacco and the weighing Of Grain consigned
TO lhem. The business Of all persons will re-
ceive prompt and careful attention. The
patronage oI the old firm is respectfully soil
cited, anI all others who may favor US with
their conslsnments.
II. II. ROBERTSON,
S. w. BRISCOE.
Bait, Md Jan. I, iS5a--u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

RxE1nAfsT@--A return Of Ire sciAl nunbe-
e amigEants fsgm the United Kingdom 70
.Ams5ica during tha past three years has been
pEinsed IN fSs&tk waa l2T.sOl, &C whom
42s060 sailed in BE;tish ships IN 1886 i was
I2A0o0, af whom 80 I, I99 sailed IN British ship
IN Is57lit was I4s 64s, Of whom 50,OOO sailed
N, REisiShSahips The proportion taken by
s.Fcign vssscL therefore is stea6ily dSroas-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
CIGAR MANuFAcTORY.

TOSEPH DAVIS g. CO. nave es4zhaisAes
e. ibemselses in Leonard Tewn for .he pus-
pose Of carrying on the MannlaciosT OF ca
gas. AIl orders ID flrit llne. wholesaIe Os
retail, viii be 6lied with despatch and at the
lowest prlees-
Our cigars are made Of the very best ma.
,erlal, aBd OF imported Havana tobacco.
They respectfully sclicii share Of pHkais
patronage. .... 20. -
Sepf1 I1h--a ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
TO THE PUBLIC!
May 20, lS5S--2mos.

TO THE PUBLIC!
A REPORT having obtained currency
N here and elsewhere, that have soId
the Washington Hotel, The object Of this no.
tIce is TO state that the report is entirely with
out ioundatOh.
avail myself of this opportunity to inform,
mv friends and the public that am prepared
TO accommodate them, and solicit a coniinu-
ance Of the n iavors.
J. W. J. MOORE,
Leonard Town.
April 60, 1851
ALBERr TREeo. IS. MORGAN
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
PROFESSIONAL,

nR. J. p. COOKE. kasing locared him
~ self ia the village Of Chapiico, very re-
specially tenders hIs profess ional services 10
the public generally. He can BE- found at all
times at MS Office 10 J. II. Bosweli's Hotel,
except when absent on professional business.
April I, 1888.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
SPRING GOODS.

DLUE Plaid Domestic, Yellow Strire,
ID Denims, Heavy OSnaburgs and Spring Ca
lico. Also, a new lot of Sugar and Molasses,
GiliIng Twine and Rore, just received bv
SPfTDlNG & GREENWELL.
March -, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
WHOLESALE S.aDDLERY. &c.,

No. 294 BALTIMORE STREET CORNER OF
SHARP,
" HERE wiil be fsund one OF the mos
w extensive rnasssfacsories Of Sa1dleEy
Harness and COllaF~, 10 he found IN tis City
wbieA 'he subscribers ogess 60 sell as WhOte-
sale and Eeiaif ca accommodating terms, and
viii pledge himsslt 10 duplicate anv bin made
IN the Eastern and Northern critics.
Az examination of his stock - solicited
from country merchants and Others.
ROBERT LAWSON.
I Baltimore
Oa I6sk-ss
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

DR.. sAML z. sPALDfNG having To-
rated himself al Leonard Town, Md, re-
specially lenders his professional services TO
his friends and the publie. ~
April Z3. lS56-G
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
LUMBER FOR SALE.

LUMbEh FUR oALE.
THE subscriber is now cutting and smr-
ing, large quantity of ripe psne, on the
right prong of Smiths Creek, just below
Saint MaFy's river. and will he glad 10 receive
orders for ScGRtliRg. Weather Boarding,
Plank aud H0dgdeGd StGres.
address ABRAHAM PAYNTER,
St lnigoes p. o.
ST. Mary's Md.
Port Tobacco Times and Planters Advo-
cate copy 4 times, send hill 10 this uffsce, and
a copY Of paper TO subscriber.
June l7Ih, lS5S-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
BOARDING HOUSE.

THE undersigned, having removed TO Balti-
= more and established 6rs,-class Boa ED-
ING HOUSE, at
NO. 50 HANOVER STREET,
for the accommodation ofpermanent and transient
boarhers, respectfully invites the citizens of 81.
Mays county, who may visit BaltInsoTe. to pa
tronlZe his House.
JAMES Fl. ALLSTAN.
May 6. ls5s..tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
BLANKS FOR SALE.

"E have Just received large assortment
w Of MagistFates' Banks, Summons
r.. Fa's, before and a1'erSupevcedeas. Also,
Tax- Bills, State and CeSn,y-which Will BE-
seE low.
MORGAN & KING.
April IL. 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
UTAVlNG TAKEN ROOM
NO. l22 DUGAN'S WHARF.
Up stairs. for the purpose Of doing
Gentr,l Commission Business.

ON Mt OWN ACCOUNT,
And having had an experience of six years, I
teI confident Of giving satisfaction 10 all who
may send Produce TO my care. Will give
personal attention to the inspection of Tobac-
co and the measuring and weighing of Grain.
Will also purchase on commission all kinds
OF Merchandise. Clover. TImo,hy, Flax and
other Seeds; Lime, Plaster. Bone Dust, De
burg Guano. Ashes, and all Fertilizers so es.
<pntial TO Farmers. would most respect.
iuIly solicit share of your patronage. piedg-
'ng myself to do the best 10 promote The in.
tefes,s of the Farmers and Planters.
Fl. GOODRICH.
90 Also Agrnt Tor the sale of Pure Bran
,l'es. Wines. Gin. Jamaica Spirits, Old Rye,
Whistles, Sc. If the best brands.
March 25, I65S--Iy
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
cULTH4TOR FOES.

EUSF received and for sale, twelve sets Of
- Wrought CHliivator Hoes, hy
GEO /. SIlIdS & CO.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
A CARD
TO TBE FRIENDS OF THE UNION.

THE undersigned takes occasion TO inform
4 the numerous friends and patrons Of the
Unisn Hotel that, having been unable TO obtain
his price for the property according to his late
advertised intention 10 sell, he has concluded 10
remain on hand, as of old, for their accommoda
tion, and that OF the public generally.
He will continue the management ef the house
upon the same liberal and accommodating prIn-
ciples which, as he ha.,ers himself, have always
marked has career as kosi during the last twelve
years, and which, it is his pride to believe, have
caused his establishment to be distinguished as
s'the Peoples House. Grateful TO bis friends
for their favors in the past, he cheerfoiy re-de-
votes himself 30 their service, and hopes TO re-
ceive and merit their continued support.
JOSEPH MORGAN
Leonard Town. Tan. "a. Is5s-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMNNT.
SESSION 1850.

wA,arsorOs CRY. Goa. r q Twrlrra srs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

Prices OF Machines manufactured b. W.
W. Dlngee & Co, York, Pa, and delivered
on board vessels IN Balumore:-
Our largest sized Machine, compete, will
INCLUDE a Horse Power. 81 inch geared
ThreSker, shaIung To connect the Power
and ThresheE, a Shaker with necessary
betting. fixtures fUr hulIng Cloverseed. an
adju>ilbie screw wrench. covers for OIL cups
and AL OIL can. Price,. 9l65 Gu
Our second size will include 1 Horse Pow
er. 81 inch Thresher. and all the fixtures
enumerated above. Price. SI52 ST.
If strap Machine is preferred, 80 feet of
6e!ling will be included IN the above eSti-
mates,
A Two Horse Railway Power, with Thresh,
er, Band and Shaker, Sl47 GO
\ new Grain Fan that will clean Wheat at
one operation. S23 UO
We append the following certificate of a
gentleman OF 81. Mary'> county. we'll known
for hIs agricultural Enterprise and experience:
'.Mv Threshiug Machine was received ant
immediately put to work in putting it up. ]
followed all your directions. II has given
satisfaction. | thrashed in four davs 6GC
bushels cf Wheat and 400 bushels nf Oats
Your machine has MANY advaniage."
FRANCIS J. STONE.
Leonard Town, Md.
Our Threshers have Wrought Iron Cy!;n
ders, and our Machinery Of every kind IS war
ranied For Circular with terms and guar
anieeS, write 10
w. w. DINGEE & co.
York, Pa.
June IL, 1S5S-im.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

THE Subscribers; thankful for the IibsE
IL patronage Of the past year, respectful
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TEyHIS INSTITUTION Is delightfully."- situated on the
u south margin of Lake Menona, oproite and in full
view Of the City Of Madison. ard sulcetly removed
from the public thoroughfares and business localities,
to insure und!sturbed quiet to the invalid The erou-
nds, comprising about SO acres, are beautifully uudu-
lating bordering the Lake for more than half mile,
covered with fine native oaks and shruhbery, and the
scenery the vicinity embracing every variety of Land
scape, makes this the most enchanting and lovey
treat in the Northwest.
The buildings are large, elegant and comfortably
furnished, ard CAP able Of accommodating about 100
patients. They are heated throughout BY steam so
that the tenn erature 10 each room be regulated
with the greatest facility thus rendering the eztaiah-
uent especially suitable tbr Winter accommodation.
The dry, clear and timulatlng atmosphere of nter-
Wisconsin, admirably adapted, in connection with
the OF treatment pursued at this In ttution
benefit the suffering invalid and all that cloge medical
attention, prop and vigorous tres ent and kind
can avail TO restore to health thoEe entaSted 10 ovr
charge, will be cheerfuliy and readily employed.
This Insttution has been recently purchaeed By TIE
Proprietor and reded up in style not surpassed by
any similar estah hmen il this country, W." the de-
termination to establish this Cure upon p.1ulanent
bAgIs and make it traly q
MODEL WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
conducted strictly Hydronatc and Hygiene prin-
expenEe shall be spared to promote the health
fort OF thoFe Writing the Cure. The Medical Depart
nent IL under the charge OF Dr. s. NJ LANDS former
ly Of Philadelphia who having had eight years expert
once IN the Water Cure eyster Is fully competent 10
take charge Oh the Medical Department.
GS-A limited number Of boarders admitted.
EJ- Daily Lectures to Students. For further par
t,culers address MADISON EA TER CUKE, Kadi.
son, Wis. maya SS-----sn loS
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CETes very khOTt
Al toiats entirely removed from the system
All SyphLc caSes which have uted from improper
treatment or constitutional syphilis treated in thor
ough aud scientific manner.
All persons afflicted with that direful disease, Sent.
nai Weakness should apply for cure Immediately be.
fore the disease has taken thorough hold upon the
system. Patients at distance be treated SUCCESS
fully by stating in writing the symptoms OF their case
accompanied by the uua fee S. and medicines sent by
Express to any part of the country accompanied with
written directions. 30 No communications answered
unless stamps are enclosed "a
The Doctor Is also Agent for DR.. VANpERLoUPH's
GREAT EUROPEAN FKMALE MONTHLY Pills. Price
81 per box and stamps for return postage.
N. B.--MARRIED LADIES who think themselves in
the family way, must not teni they certain
to produce miscarriage. Under every other circum-
stances they perfectly harmless and are admirably
calculated to remove oil uterine obstructions.
Once hours to II 4. N. to p n. P. o. Box
50A. [marchl 7n7Sm31
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The English Princess in Prnssia-H
Mannar1 Re- 0a

The English Princess in Prnssia-Her
Manners. &c, 60
A Berlin correspondent says of the
young couple:
Prince Frederick William and bis
young wife too, will leave Berlin to-day,
and after paying visit to the Grand
Duchess Dowager of Weimar will take
up their abode at the Cabinetshaus in
Potsdams. the poor Princess having
suffered severely from the cold in the
large gloomy apartment Of the Schoss,
which could not be thoroughly warmed
By any known process of calefaction,
while their own palace is not yet ready
toreceiye them, aud will not be for the
next twelve months. Fes,ina lente is
the fayorte maxim of the Germans
They take their own time and are not
to be hurried, no Il after what may be
the urgency of the case. I had an op-
portuniiy on Good Friday Of seeing
the Princess at the English chapel, where
was seated only a few yards from her
Royal Highness. Her figure is certainly
petite. and she has nothing distingue
about her, but the expression of her
countenance is remarkably attractive !:
she has sweet. dove-like eyes, a nice lit
tie mouth, and tho finest set of teeth in
the world. There is an air of innocence
and frank righteousness difused over
her that is perfectly charming simple
in her dress and manner, she looks more
Ike the wife or daughter of plain
American farmer, than the scion of one
OF tho Oldest and proudest houses in
Christendom. AS to her having car
loty hair. that is most atrocious libel;
Hisa light brown or chestnut, sleek and
glossy. and quite in keeping with the
whole contour of her face. Altogether
she is "winsome wee thing" whom
any man might be happy to call his
own. am told she feels very much
annoyed at the strict etiquette she is
obliged TO observe here, and which is
quite at variance with her tastes and in.
clinations.
Her 6rst lady of the bed chamber.
tho Countess Perpocher. 8 formal old
duenns Of the ancient regime. is contin-
ually lecturing her upon the duties Of
her rank. and is continually aghast al
the indiscreet condescension and unso-
phisticated naivette of her poor little
Princess. who cannot be made to un.
derstand that she ought to talk, think,
walk, ride. stand, sit, in fact, do every
thing different from other people. The
other day. Jumping up to look out the
window. she found the glass covered
with steam and snatched up handker-
chief 70 wipe it of herself, at which
the lady of the bed-chamber almost
went into fits. Madame de Perpocher
called in the Princess of Prussia to her
assistance; and what between her moth
er-in-law and the first lady of her bed
chamber. the poor young creature leads
. nd life OF it; fortunately her husband
is sincerely attached to her, and this
probably makes up Cor the little annoy.
anoes inseparable from the position she
She is said to idolize her
who is certainly very fine
v6ang MANN person good deal like
10 unele. the late Emperor Nicholas,
vhom he resembles. too, in the some
shat stern expression of his eye, though I
le 10 not quite so tall. aad his form is
lighter and less symmetrical.
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The great popularity which MorFAr's LIFE
LIS and fHGNIx BirrERs have attained in
consequence of the extraordinary cures cffcc-
ted by their use, renders it unnecessary for the
pr prietor to enter into particular analysis Of
their medicinal virtues or properties. Having
been more than twenty years before the public,
and having The united testimony of more than
Three Millions of persons who have been res.or-
ed to the enjoyment Of perfect health by them,
it is believed that their reputation as the best
vegetable medicine now before the public, ad-
mits of no dispute. In almost every city and
village in the United States, there are many
who are ready to testify to their efficacy in re-
moving disease, and giving to the whole system
renewed yigor and health.
In cases of Scrofula, Ulcers. Scuryy or Erup-
tons OF the skin, the operation of the Life Med
icines is truly astonishing, often removing in
few days, every vestige Of these loathsome dis
eases. by their purifying effects On the blood
Fever and Ague. Dyslefsia, Dropsy, Piles, AMI
in short most all diseases. soon yield to their
curative properties. No family should be
without them as by their timely use much saf-
te, ing and expense may be saved.
Prepared BY WM B. MoFFAr, NJ D., New
York, and for sale by Hoffman, Benton L. Co.,
McGregor, Iowa.
July, 1857. nJS
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LUERY STABLE,
Town Lots.
WEST M'GREGOR PROPERTY.

G9GD TITLES.
M E now offel fo sale, On the most rea.
w solable and TO persons who wish to
improve, the most accom aodating terms. 300
lots in thu West McGregor addition This
aGdi ion, for pleasantness Of location and con-
venience cannot lie surpassed. having an album
dance OF fine water, and being situated on the
ma n 'horoug hfae leaiing to the country
Several fine improvements haze already Teen
commenced, and are fast approaching compile
ton one OF which will be the finest hotel build
ing in MGregor, to be finished in good style,
and we'll kept. Callsoon, as lots are going fast
June Is. 81. I'll s. GRANGER d. Co. .
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Coat StoUes !
Comprising 3 Sizes LADY FRANKLIN.
2 4" FOLDING DOOR.
I" SLIDE do.
f" EGG CYLINDER.
Is EQUATOR do
Size CORAL DINING ROOM, for wood
Coal
JENNY LIND, do do.
PAIL CALDRON KETTLES; Sleigh, Bob and
Gutter Shoes Sad. Irons Tailors Geese, stove Trim.
mngs, &c, DC, all Of which offer at prices
adding only transportation.
All our wares manufactured by ourselves In an
extensive foundry East and warranted TO give salts
faction. GIVE US CALL.
SENNETT, BARR co.
Milwaukee, Aug. 1857. 43tf
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Lumber Wagons

Lumber Wagons
TONsTANTLY on hand aud for sale by
~ Grant g. Peck, from the extensive Estab.
lislment of Mcsrs. Austin 81 Tomlinson, al
jackson, Mich-consisting of
Heavy and Light Nut Skeins.
Shell Skein and Pipe Fox
Iron Axel 2 "a inch. arm suitable fol
horses
ALSO
JERSEY ROCkAWATS,
OPEN AND TOP CONCORD 2UGGIES
And in fact almost any kind of running We.
hicle from a Wheel Barrow up to Locomotive
Furnished on short notice from the above estab
lismcnt. .
To parties acquainted with the foregoing
mentioned Establishment their turn outs neeG
no commentator at our hands, but to the unso
Ihisticated We would say that michigan timber
stands unrivaled for Wagon and Carriage pur.
poses, and none is rsed by Messra. a. & T., until
it has been seasoned eighteen months-and the
best evidence Of their workmanship, is the guam
tity annually sold in almost every western town
and the constant increasing demand forit
We warrant all their work sold by us in every
particular and in any case Of failure the war
ranty is made good without any grumbling.
And kind Reader and Patron while media
ting upon availing yourselves of these Crestur.
COMFORTS take heed that we are Agents for, and
have an assortment on hand of almost all tht
good Reapers in use and now have on the Lake.
large invoice of the noted Fcwlecrille Thrcsh
ing Machines, to which we invite your at eption
GRANT g. PECK.
M'e-egor. May 25th 1857, n34tf