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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
NUTlCE.

We, the UNDERSIGNED, Of the late firm OF
Miles. Robertson T. Briseoe, will continue 10
The Commission business al the ole stand
No. l49 Pratt street, under the style Of Rob
eSison aud BriscOe. Particular attention will
be gwen IN person to the Inspection Of To-
baccO and the weighing OF Grain consigned
TO them. The business Of all persons viii re-
ceiSe prompt and careful attention. The
patronage OF the old firm is respectfully soil
c'ied, and all Others who may favor Us wtsh
their eOnslgnnaents.
III. ii. ROBERTSON,
8. w. BRlSCOE.
Balt-, Nd Jan. I, IS5e-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10

We subioin few names Of those who re-
commend MRS. s. A. ALIENS WORLDS
HAIR RESTORED AND ZYLOBALSAM-
I'M. Presi. Eaton, OF Union University :
'The falling Of hair ceased, and my grey locks
changed to original color" Rev. c. A. Buck
bee, Treas Am. Bible Union, n. V: al
cheerfully add my testimony" Rev. III. v.
Dogen, Ed. Guide to Holiness" Boston
"We can testify to its effects" Rev. E. r.
Fnirchild, Cor. Sec. Ch' Union, N Y: "Used
IN my family with beneficial effects" Rev. A.
Webster. " Ch' Era," Boston: 'Slnce using
your preparations, I am neither bald ar gray as
heretofore" Rev. JAS. Fl. Cornell, Cor. s c.,
etc. n. Y: Il has restored the hair of one Of
my family to its original color, AMI stopped its
falling out, " etc. c. c. We can quote from nu-
nierous others Of like standing in Europe and
America, but for further information send for
circular to
MRS. 8. A. ALIENS
WORLDS HAIR RESTORER DEPOT,
No. 355 BrOOme- N. Y.
IFSOLD EVERY WHERE
March 1s,h, lSjS-5nl.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
NOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
FOR THE
Southern Literary MESSENGER,

Southern Literary Messenger,
nNE OF THE CHEAPEST PUBLICA-
" iiOnS IN the country. Two volumes q
year each containing at least 4SU pages, in
neat style, with fine cover, and Advertising
sheet. The TWO volumes furnished fer only
THREE DOLLARS year. For the year
1853. Tweniy-slxlh and Twenty seventh
volumes.
Ia issuing the Prospectus Of the Twenty
sixth aHd Twenly-Sevenih volumes OF the
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
commencing with the January No the Pro-
prIetors beg to assure EIe public that no ex-
ertions will be remitled on their part TO main
tain the high character OF the work, and to
challenge the patronage OF all who value
sterling literary merit. For twenty-ihree
years the Messenger has endeavored to re-
fleet faithfully the southern mind, while dis
daining all narrow and sectional views, and
has been alone among the monthly periodi-
Gals OF America in defence of the peculiarly In
StiiuiIOns o! the southern country. To this Of
flee il will still be devoted. and will be prompt
TO repel assaults upon the South, wheiherlh they
come under the SpeciouS garb OF fiction or IN
the direct form of AntIsIavery pamphlets
At this critical Juncture, while our enemies
are employing literature as their most potent
weapon ol attack. the southern people surely
will not Withhold their encouragement from a
work whose aim II shall be to st,ike blows in
their defence.
The Messenger will as heretofore. present
its readers with news, Historical and Bi-
ographical Sketches, Novels, Tales, Travels,
Essays, Poems, CutiQueS. and Papers on the
Army, Navy, and other National subjects.
With view 10 insure a large circulation
Of the Messenger, the PrOprleiors have re
duced the price of subscription, which Is now
only THEE DOLLARS per annum, in AD-
VANCE, or Four Dollars il not paid before
the lst of July in any year.
CLURS-remitiing us Fifteen 10 one let
tel. will be entitled TO Six Copies.
The Editorial and Critical department OF
the Messenger will continue under the charge
OfJNo. II. THOMPSON. Esa.. and will embrace
copiOus ne ties on current literature. and re.
views Of all new American or Foreign works
OF general interest and value. The Editors
opinions will be always honestly and fearless
ly avowed.
The Business Department is conducted bv
the undersigned. 10 whom all communication
i q business nature must he addressed.
MACFARLINE. FERGUSON & CO.,
Law Building. Franklin ST., Richmond, Va.
May i3, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nRS. T. 3. SLYE and GEO. r. ADAMS,
~ thankful to thesr friends for the very liberal
patronage which they have heretofore received.
take ihls method Of nformins them ihas they
have this day associated IN the practice OF Phy.
SIC, and solicit q continuance Of the same.
DIR. Adams can be found at his Office IN Char
lotte Hall-Dr. Slye NJ his resideaee, near Char
lOgte Hall.
May ID, l9S8-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
CIGAR MANUFA -TORY.

"HE subscribers are extensively engaged
n in manufacturing CIGARs IN Leonard
Town, 81. Mary's county, with view 10
furnishing merchant. hoiel-keepers aun 9th
erS in this section Of the State with their SUD-
Plies, at a pnce Iar below that PAID by them
10 the cities for similar article. ant! uOou sat-
istactory terms. Orders are solicited. and will
be atienned Ca with prOptness. Relying upon
our country friends 10 aiG us in our new en-
ask trial.
HARRIS G. CAVALIER,
Leonard Town, April "a, Is54-tE.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
FICE TO CREDITORS.

II is hereby gwen. that the sub
scfiber las ob'ained from the Orphans,
Our OF ST. Mary's county. in Marylan
letters teS;amentaEy, w. n on the personal
estate Of James Long. late of sad county. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned n ex-
hibit the same, with the proper vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
Ilih day Of December next. otherwise they
may be excluded by law from all benefit OF
the said estate. Given under my hand this
10Th day OF June, 1858.
JAMES LONG,
Executor.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

JOHN b. B0WES. thankful for the liS
eTal support he resolved a the laie election,
sgain presents himself TO the voters Of Leon
ard Town District as q candidate for Road
Supervisor and respectfully solicns the sup
port Of mis- friends and fellow-cnlzens of the
district.
Nov!26, 1857
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
CIGAR MANDATORY.

TOSEPH DAVIS g. co. nave established
- themselves in Leonard Town for the pur
pose of carrying on the Mandatory Of CT
gars. All orders in their line. wholesale or
retail, will he filled with despatch and at the
lowest prlees.
Our cigars are made Of the very best ma
tprial, and OF imported Havana tobacco.
They respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage
Sept llth-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
Christa dOro's Hair Dye.

W DyC.
~ Within nutshell all the merits lie,
OfChristrdoro' never equaled Dye;
Red il makes black, TO brown transforms
grey,
And keeps the fbres always from decay
This ma,chless revitnlizimg Hair Dye still
holds its position the most harmless and eff
cacious Hair Dye in the World. Prepared and
sold, wholesale and retail and applied IN ten pr-
va,c rooms, at CHRISTADORO'S, No. 6 Astor
House, Broadway, and by all Druggists and
Perfumers in the United States.
AGENTS at Richmond, Va, Collin Seay.
"a at Petersburg, Va, Davis, Abrahams &
Lyons.
at Washington, D. c., Hall & Stephens
March 18th, IS5S-3m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
TO THE PUBLIC!

TO THE PUBLIC!
A REPORT having obtained currency
II here and elsewhere, that I have sold
the Washington Hotel, the objec. Of this no
tIce is TO state that the report is entirely with
out foundation.
avail myself of this opportunity to inform
ance OF thsn iayOFs.
J. w. J. MOORE.
Leonard Town.
April %. ls5S-if
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nR. J: p: CUOKE. having locased him
- sell in the village Of Chap,ico, very rp-
sPechully tenders his profess ional services 10
the public generally. lie can BE- sound M all
lines az his Office IN J. III. Boswell's HoseI.
except when alsent en- professional business.
April !, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. MONTGOMERY f. BRO.
ass NORTH HIGH STREET
BALTIMORE, Nd.
LnreatOrs GHd Manufacturer Of 0teir
Double Screened Rockaway
Grain Fan.

nELEBRATED over the South and SOutl:
~ West Tor their efficiency, durability and
ease in working. Ii is scarcely necessary to
saw anything in praise of this popular Fan.
as the work will do IS always il best recon-
mendation. We append, however, the fol
lowing references, which will satisfy the lar
mes OF St. Mary's that the ''Rockawav Fan
is as good as represented: B. G. Harris, H.
G. S. Key. VIM. F Greenwell, A. J. Spald-
ing, J, e. Greenwell. E. Leo. Spalding.
Address
). MONTGOMERY g. BRO.
Al No. I55 North High street.
Between HiIlen aud Gay, Baltimore,
Or J. w. J. MOORE, Agent.
Leonard Town,
Co Who is also Agent for Linton's Iron
Gsared ThreShing Machine.
June 10, lS5S-6m.
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co PARTNERSHIP.

The subscribers. having formed Co-Part-
nershiP under the name Of E. Leo Spaldng
s. Co., will continue business at the old stand
Of Spalding g. G.renwrll. and they solicit a
Of the liberal patronage which
the old firm received.
F.. LEO. SPALDING.
VIM. +. greenwich.
April I, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNERsHrP.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHTP.
VNHE Copaunership heretofore existing
Il under the irm Of ThOs. Daily G. CO.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, the
business will be settled by ]. B. Welch
THOMAS DAILY,
J. b. WEIGH.
Having purchased the interest OF J. b.
Weich in the concern Of Thomas DAILY &
Co, will continue the Harness G. Saddlerv
business in all its branches at No 10 South
STREET. THOMAS DAILY,
Bait. June 3, I85S-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
.lTREV"S
AUTOMA Ton OR SELF -RAKING
REAPER AND NOW Err.

VHHHE greatest Labor-Saving MACHINE
ever invented.
The only machine with which ONE BOY
can cut grain alone aud axe il ready for bind
ing. ThIs Reaper AMI Mower stands without
u rival wherever used. The following refer.
ences are appended to satisfy the farmers OF
81. Mary's sha, the ''s;elf Raking Reaper" IS
81 hat 1t is represented to be: J. 1. BlakisIon",
q. SpaiLIng. Thomas H-bh. Jno. ii. Tho
Planters can obtain thIs Machine by
licaIion to the Agent.
]. ". J. MOORE,
Agent for st. Mary's county.
Al Leonard Town, Md.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
NOTICE.

DIR. sAML z. sPALDING hasing %
Gated himself ~ LEONARD Town, Nd, re-
specffuily tenders his professional sesviess a
hrs friends and the pu6lic.
April %. 1876
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
FOR SHERIFF.

J. THOMPSON YATES. grateful to his
friends and the public for the liberal supper
be EecriVed at the laie election. presents him
seli again n a candidate for Sheriff IN 1859
and respectfully solicits their suffrages.
Nov. 12, 1857.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
SHIP
Leonard To,cm. .aDri Ia Iss

Leonard 7osrM. .aprl lst, 1853.
'HHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing
between Spading s. Greenwell. Leon
ard Town, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Either party IS authorized
to settle for the late firm.
E. LEO. SPALDING.
JAS. &. GREENWELL.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
TO TOBACCO PLANTERS!
KETTLEWELL'S
Manipulated GuanO!
Proceed By experience OLe Che best Fsrtii
ger knOsen for the grOscth and ias-
PrOceHeat ef gHul.ty # The To-
bGee0 PLGHt.

EaeeO PIGni
THIS GUANO has been thoroughly tested
\ for several seasons on all crops, with uni-
versal success, and can be no longer regarded
a. ah experiment.
No. 1-HaIf best Peruvian. lGuauo.
I" Phosphate.
No ? 1-3 and 2-3-InImately integrafed by
machinery.
We challenge Peruvian GuanO, pound to
pound, on hrst crop, and IN second crop and i'm
pTovement Of soil il admits Of TO eOmparison.-
For Tobacco it Is greatly superior, producing q
mach heavier and richer leaf
n. G. 8. Kew.
81. Marx. References: GEOasE Fl. MoAeAx'
HENaT SoTHoROS.
Montgomery Connty.
N. c. DickersOH, ESQ.,, says ''my Tobacco is
very superior to what have raised with Peru
vian, and its effect upon grass exceeds any thing
ever saw or used"
lows:
.Nssr LayiOnsriIIs, Jan. 30th, 1853.
JHo. KETTLEwELL, ESQ:
My dear Sir:-l: affords NE pleasure to inform
you Of the result from the use of KetteweIl' 3
Manipulated GuanO, my corn, oats, tobacco
and wheat crops. I used il last Spring on my
corn and oats, side by side with A No. Peru
Wan Guano, and saw but little difference If any
should decide in favor Of the Manipulated Qua
no. For tobacco I much prefer it, rs il gives
the plant a much finer texture, which Is, of
course, Of great advantage to its curing. From
the satisfactory results I experienced on my
Spring crops, ordered 4 tons last Fall for my
wheat, which at this time looks equally as pro-
missing as any Of my neighbOrs where Peruvian
GuanO has been used. Several of my neighbors
also have tried it and are very much pleased with
its results.
With the highest consideration of respect,
am very truly yours, &C.,
F. NJ. GRIFFITH.
Extract Of letter from Col Geo W. Hughes,
Of West River, Anne Arundel county. Oct. 22d
1851:
81 have used your Manipulated Gwno No. ],
on Tobacco the last season, tcish mos! ercelIeRi
effect, and expect 20 increase my purchase Of it
next Spring for the same purpose"
Our agents in Petersburg, Virgins, large
Tobacco district, refers TO it as follows:
JOHN ROWLETT 4 co.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10

HARVEST IMPLEMENTS.
"IRE Spring Tooth Horse Rakes, Grain
w Cradles, Hand Rakes. Scythe Blades,
Whet Stones, &c., Just received.
Z. LEO. SPALDlNG o. CO.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
SESSION 1859.


FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
Noble Young, NJ. D, Professor Of Theory
and practice Of Medicine (and President Of
the Faculy.)
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 oi Med
ical Jurisprudence and Hygiene.
Charles II. Lsibermann, M. D., Professor Of
Surgery (and Twasurer.)
Benjamin F. Crag, NJ. d., Professor o(
Chemistry and Of Physiology
George C. Shsfer. NJ. D.. Professor Of Ma
terra Medlca and Therapeutics.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
A DESIRABLE FARM
III Ch0rIes County, on the Potomac, for Sale.

TT WILL SELL on accommodating terms,
IL PART OF WALLASTON'S MAN
Or" containing about
200 ACRES OF LAND,
beautifully situated on The Potomac river 9i
the mouth ol Cuckhold's Creek The Farm
is in high state of improvement, with new
and substantial Buildings, and the soil emi
nen.y adapted 10 the growth Of the staple
products OF the county. Steamboats, anu sail
vessels pass daily TO aud from the cities Of
Baltimore and District OF Columbia. Churches
ui various denominations. school house and
post Office convenient. Of the two hundred
saSM. acres. forty are we'll timbered, and
AS the balance arabic, well drained and
&$Y&S@ fenced. There is an ISLAND at
L. the mouth Of the Creek unsurpassed
by any point on the river for duck shooting.
The River and Creek supplies in abundance
all those celicacies common 10 salt water
streams. For fertility Of soil, beauty of stu
alton. health and every other natural advan-
,ag-. this Farm is unsurpassed by any other
~ Maryland.
For further particulars apply TO
DR.. +. NJ. LANCASTER,
Tompkmsvilie. p. o., Charles Co., Md.
May %. lS5S-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10

DRiME ALE-wlvES for sale, wholesai.
IL and retail, by
GEO. A. SIMMS & co.
March Ilth, 1855 E
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10
BOARDING HOUSE.
NOTICE.

VNHE Trustees of the ST. MARY p Female Sem
Il mary are requested To meet in Leonard
Town on Thursday. the Goth Of May.
By order Of the Board.
C. COMBS, Prest.
May Is 1853,
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strator aud AnaIOmy1
The session will commence dn the 2O,h Of
October and end in March lolRNwlng.
The Lectures will be delivered al the Col
lege building, No. 3u3 + street, during the
hours OF the afternoon and evening. This
time Of leciuring has been customary in the
College since ITS establishment, and Is found
to be advantageous Tor the student.
The object OI the Medic Il Faculty will be
TO Instruct perfectly in the elements OF Med
ical Science in all lis departments. with i.s
accessory 5ranches Of knowledge. noa only
10 qualify him to eEier upon the practice Of
medicine, but 10 give him IN extensive loGn-
datiOn. upon which he may, in after life,
build up thorough aud liberal knowledgc ot
his profession.
The extensive public libraries Of the city
of Washington afford TO the student opportu-
mites which 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 oi Biennial courses OF Medical
instruction has been urged upon the attention
ot this and of other Medical Schools ~ n
Committee Of the American Medical Asso-
citation. The faculty feel the force ol the rea-
sons urged, and are disposed to be among the
foremost in the cause OF educational progress.
but AT present they are compelled to conform
TO established customs, aid to give at each
session course on every branch Of Medical
Science.
While doing so, however, il is their insen-
ton to make their course approximate to a
Biennial one, by giving particular attention
to different subjects on alternate years; and
during the ensuing session. The following,
among other topics, will receive from the e.
Gully particularly full elucidaiion, viz -
Operative Surgery, Organic and PhysiOlogi-
cal Chemistry, and vegetable Materia Medica.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10

Our agents in Petersburg, Virgins, a large
Tobacco district, refers to it as follows:
JOHN ROwLETT e. co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
800 Crates Of CrOckcry.
Wholesale and Retail.

HAVE in store and for sale the largest stock CT
i Good, In this line, in the State. My stock con-
81 t. of all the varitie Of China Glass and Earth
en- Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, silver P!atei
a ID Britannia ware, bohemian Be GUM and Amer
lean Glassware, Solar and Fluid Lamps, Oh snde:ieis
Gi. andoles, LAM wicks, Chmneys and Clio es.
Looking Ola SIS and l. okips 0ia's plates, and all
other articles usually kept in this line.
CrOCkevy-ConsIsts OF upwards OF 900 crates and
ca,ks impo TED direct fro the poteries in Liverpool
which enables me to sell my goods % per cent less
than any other dealer In the mark t.
FrerCh porcclain-I have just received a very
large stock OF white and gold band China drec' from
Llmog $, France Ny arrangement with The manu-
fActurers such that receive none but The b S
grade of goods Of III latest an most approved styles
Gold band and decorated tea sets worth from
eight to- tw nyiivc do!!ais dinner sets and Other
o ticles at all p ices.
Silver Plated Ware.-f have just received
very large stock OF Plated goods Of Rogers Smith a
Co.'S maze. All goods are warranted 10 lie plated on
the best quality o. white metal which can with diff
Guilty b. d-ti gnishei from silver.
l,Ookin. Glnssrs.-I have larger quantity
than has before been offered for sale in his
pace. Knives, fork, aud waters OF every quality
and size. In fact everything atp rtaining t. this
line of business b. had by calling at No. 16 lie
Claire Block.
maySd&wtf G. T. WEB9.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
STOCK.


T,HU thorough breed Durham Bull, DAvY
i CROCKETT, is now kept for the benefit OF those
Who Wish 70 all themselves Of his services, NJ
II Cannon's stables, West Davenport.
TERMS -CAsh--For common cows, -, for grace.
or part bred, A10. for thorough pred cows $40.
DEscRIPIIos-"Davy Crockett IL deep rod,
WIS calvei On the 2ith OF March, 1865, bred ~
Jacob PIERCE OF Clark county OHIO. He il one OF The
finest short horned Durham Bulls Of his sge IN the
States, In England. see his Pedigree, No. lis,
Vol 3, American herd book.
PEnioREE --'Davy Crockett was got by iruport-
ed Alderman, 90 cut of Young virsina, BY Pcwhat-
tan s7s !. Lady OF the Lake By Imported Hcforrner
1881 Rose ~ sharon BY Beiviiere iiooI Rid Rose
9Th BY ~ Hubhack Iia23 ked Nose ~ ~ Ills
Grace (3lll Rcd Rose lst by Marlborough tsuoI
American Gov by Favoritc l2Sel by Prince l53l+i
By Fobismbe [2s3,l 10y Hubbaek I5l9,l by James
Browns Red hu.l, [97l
For further particulars Inquire NJ cannon ana
French's Mills, West Davenport.
After devoting . LARGE port ON OF my time ior tue
past yenrs, sparins ntiiher tTouue ~ 'AFhse -
obtain the bet thorough-trea stock uiai eoliu DC
10 this country or in EulOie,i auI nappy ~ t'tt'
that | can Justly recommend one ~ ths best young
thorugh bred Stations in the wotio one Of the best
Mammoth Jack, and Imported thoroush-hrei Dur
ham Bulls, and - good q Hereford Bun as Ing and
ever produc.t an Attorney Bull, and SLfalk Hugs.
The services Of all these anim.i- ar wiinin the
reach Of every person who wishes ~ improve 'Ler
stock. THIS is sNery important prahcli OF ssfISul-
turel interests ana ought b. every where proni
inent one although il hae be.etorore been too mu h
neglected. py the Farms or Iowa, WHO have not paid
sufficient attention TO the production eipare high
bred animals. II is vel known iacf, i4rticHidr'S
amon. the growers Of Ene STOCK III EE-llhd, thai
~ the best fire should be pure thorough bred an
nal the Offspring OF sire OF thc opp1str cuaraf'er
invariably shows the defects of an im tfee ped gree.
Another fact equally estabis h. d. Although It may
appear strange 10 some, that the offspring fr'-
quenty the distinctive traits OF Characters
which inst impresua,ed the dSn These, and many
equally impor au; facts render Of the first Noes
sity TO obtain thoroughbred animals, for the ini-
provern,nt,nf STOCK OF All klnd.
The subscriber has, and will keep constantly on
hand for sale thoroughbred Stock.
Apf9d&w3m J. u. CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

dust to advantage and a definite an
swer can only Ike obtained after trial
has been made with proper machines.
We would advise no one who 10 en-
gagged in fair living business to desert
it, and turn his attention to gold Dig
ging; but we think that there arc many
persons in various parts of the country
now out of employment, who could
make sufficient out Of the business to
procure for themselves the necessaries
Of life, with the chance of making
more.
A persual of the extracts from our
exchanges, which we publish in anoth-
or column, will be found interesting.