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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
WOOL, WOOL, WOOL!
FAINT BRANCH vOoLEN FACs


NVHE Subscribers, thankful for the liberal
IL patronage of the past year, respectfully
inform their friends and the public that they
9A are upared, with increased iacil-
SS tiles. 10 GIL all orders IN their line
with promptness and dispatch. :
asAsszAk@ They are prepared 20 execute
all orders Tor HeGry FGlled Kcrsey. Ssyipsd
Linsey, FLANNEL. Family ana Serrant's Blank-
cts, Stocking Yarn, Sre.. upon the nsu.l terms.
or as low as the same goods can be had else.
where.
Co Wool taken 20 be manufactured or en-
changed for cloth will bs received by the fol-
owing agents: .... s... ..--.s
BELT & BOWIE. Baltimore. 81
SAM'L ANDERSON. Governors Bridge,
Anne Arundel county. -.
THOMAS LEiSHEAR. Ellicou's Mills.
GEO. D. LATCHFoRD, Annapolis june.
GEO. w. WILSON. Upper Marlborough.
WIN. A. QUYNN, Nottingham. e
The subscribers solicit the patronage Of
their former customers and all others wanting
A GOOD ARTICLE AND FAIR RETURN
FOR THEIR WOOL, pledging themselves
TO execute all orders faithfully.
B. g. J. FAWCETT.
Colesville, Montgomery Co,
Maryland.
May 90, ls5s-2mos.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26

RELIEF or NEURALGTA--As this dreadful
disease is becoming more prevalent than for
merly, and rs the doctors have not discovered
any method or medicine that will permanently
cure il, we simply state that fr some time
past 4 auember of our family has suffered most
intensely from IT. and could fird no sure relief
from any remedy applied. until we saw an ar
ticle. which We republished, re ommendlng
the application of bruised horse rAdi'h to the
wrist Cor the cure of t.,othache. As neuralgia
and t,othachc are both nervous diseases we
thought the remedy for the one would be
likely to give relief to the other. so we made
the application, and were truly gratificd that
the simple appiicatioh of horse-r"dish, bruised
and applied to TIE wrist on the side of the
holy where the disease was seated, gave al
most instant relief to . severe attack of neu-
ralgia. Siuce thea we have applied it several
times, AMI with the same gratifying results.
The rcn,r,ly is simple, cheap, and may be
within the reach OF every nne.--LdWe"srl!te
Herald - s.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
REQUISITES FOR GRADUATION
FEES. sc.

The candidate for the degree Of Doctor oI
Medicine must be twen.y-one years OF age,
of good moral character. have applied himself
fo. three wears TO the study oi Medicine. and
have attended TWO full courses of lectures. the
last one of which shall have been AT this In
st;tution also one Course OF Practical Anat-
omy.
AT the time OF application, he must pay to
the Dean oi the Faculty the Diploma lee
also present an original Thesis on some med
zeal subject, aud shall undergo satisfactory
examination. Should the candidate not pass,
the fee and essay will be returned TO him.
The fee for the Full Courseis 5000
Matrculation (paid only onts) 500
Demonstrators Ticket, 1000
Graduation .2o.OO
The expenses OF living in Washington are
as moderate as in any other city in the Union.
For further information. address
JOHNSON ELIOT, nj. D.,
Dean of the Faculty,
No. 495 Seventh Street, West.
April 18th, 1S5S-6mos.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
Maryland. 70 !
1gifnltural I1nlplfnsrilt
MANUFACrU n ERs.


TsETE undersigned would remind the Farmer
n aad Dealers in Farming lmplements tha
they are stin in the market with . large assors
nenl Of Pioughs in their almost eniiess variety
bssss of lImber and workmanship, caItivafors
for Tobacrn and Corr, HaFrows, Straw Cut
teFs of different patterns, Corn Shelters in thei
variety, Wheat Fans ofthe most approved kinds
Wheat Cradles, Dewy's Patent Horse Rakes
which gave slich general Satisfaction last season
Agents fof aiany's, Hays and Mccormick /
Reaping and Moving Machines.
We have added 70 our large variety since las
season, some useful and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
slz: patent Tobacco Weedcr, patented 10y
Tbos. 4. Robertson, of Anne Arundel county,
Mi, which will do the work of six or eight
hands IN the cultivation OF Corn and Tobacco.
To this we call the special attention OF the far.
mer. TO new Sod Plough, or Pulverizer,
which is recommended highly. we call their at
tenlion. This Plough is differently constructed
from any other Plough in use. Instead of q
PLAIN surfare mould, there are cutters extending
from ii TO cut and break the sod into small pieces
These cutters can be removed or replaced nj
pleasure When worn, can he made new at &
small cost.
Horse Powers and Threshers of various pat
terms can always be found nf us. Among them
the FItz improved Horse Power and Thrasher,
Potion . Internal Geared Power and Thrasher,
which superceeds the necessity Of the Leather
Belt.
Plough and Machine Castings .!'y the ton or
single piece.
9 Forks. srades. shovels. Hoes. Trace Chains,
&C., &c. z.r -
r Corn Mills, Corn and Cob Crushers,
Field and Garden Seed-fresh and genuine.
I%- To all Of the above. We invite the atien-
ton OF those who are in want Of any of the above
named implements, and can assure them that
they will meet with prompt attention and have
their wants Tor Farming Implements supplied.
We.can always be found at the old stand, No.
l50 Pratt Street Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
COTTtNGHAM G. HARDING.
March 16, ls56.-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26

THE BorroM uF THE ATLASTc.-1t has
now been satisfactorily ascertained by Lieut..
Mauvy that the basin Of the Atlaniie ocean Ii
a long trough, separating the Old World from
TIE Ney, aud extending probably from pole to
pole. From the top OF Chirhorazo to the Lo:-
tom of the ocean, at the deepest place reached
by the pluminet in the northern Atlantic, the
distance in q vertical line Is nine miles. The
deepest part of the north Atlantic is probably
somewhere between the Bermudas and the
Grand Banks. The waters Of the Gulf of
Mexico are held in basin about mile deep
in the deepest part. There is at the bottom
of the sea betweed Cape Race and Newfound-
land and Cape Clear in Ireland, remarkable
sseppe,. which is already known as the ''tele-
graphic plateau" Tie great circle distance
between these two shore lines is sixteen hun
dred miles, and the sea along this route is
probably NO where more than ten thousand feet
deep. a. t-as sa "7..E #Es.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26

A valued la.iy correspondent asks why men
were ever so foolish as to shave7 Here is the
reason which we found the other day in an old
worm-eaten tome "POmologid.' published in
Paris, in the year Of grace 1895: .-
BEARDs.--LOuis the Thirteenth, King oi
France, succeeded Henry the Fourth at the age
az nine years. Because the king could have nc
heard, courtiers resolved that they would have
none themselves. They consequently all be-
came bcardIess, except that honest old-schooled
statesman, Snily, who appeared in the royal
presence with his old friend. The courtien
went further still in compliment to the .ruya
chin; they cut of their horses tails. which
made Bassonpirre remark. upon his deliyeranc,
from twelve years. imprisonment. that h,
saw no difference in the world since his exclu.
sion, but that men had last their boards, ant
Suo HVtS<S ttSu SsAASs'-- -.r-rf ~rrv-ef-sl. gs Fl
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
7srr.s ca. or Nsrafirhl.,r Fer.

We Offer for sale on the above terms. n
low prizes. the following articles, mostly o
our own manufacture, aud which we WI
warrant TO be OF tie best quality.
DOORS. --at - F,f
SASHES, (Glazed or not G'azed-)
BLINDS.
wINDoW " and DOOR FRAMES.
Newell POSTS.
-BALUSTERS.
MOULDINGS.
BRACKETS.
HOT BED. SA ST. ES.
WOODEN MAN1LES.
SLATE MANTLES.
SLATE HEARTHS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
WlNDOH GLASS.
HOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
W.fTER PIPE, Sc.
Hand Rails. Trusses, Centre Flowers for
Ceilings. Carved mouldngs and Brackets,
Pannel Ornaments. Sash Hrigh,s and Cord
Dressed Flooring. Bricks, Lime, Hair, Plas,
ter, Cement, Ste. .4Bd great variety Of
architectural materials and ornaments.
Ordered work furnished promptly, and in
the best manner.
We are also sole agents IN Baltimore of
the Vest Cas,leion Rail Road, and Slate
Company. and are selling at Manufacturers
prices.
Slate Mantle pieces, in perfect imitation OF
the richest and most expensive Spanish mar
bles-and which are, for durability. strength,
beauty, and cheapness, unsurpassed. They
are so highly polished that they retain their
beauty much longer than marble. and are not
injured By smoke. coal gas, or acids. They
have six times the strength oi marble. anj
their appearance is much superior. .4ll per-
sons interested in building, viii do well TO
make note of this.
We are also agents for the best Sash. D"or
and Blind Machinery. made in the country.
and are furnishing al manufacturers prices
all machinery necessary for manufacturing
Doors. Sashes. Blinds .Mouldings &C., such
as.
SRUEACING MACHINES, MA
POWER and FOOT MORTlSING
CHIMES,
MOULDING MACHINES.
TENONlNG MACHINES.
p PLANNING MACHINES.
BLIND MORTISiNG MACHINES, &c.
Ill OF which are warranted TO give salts
faction. .--.-..
Ill communications will receive prompt
attention.
GEORGE o. STEVENS & CO.
AZ ". Pratt ST., Near Spears Wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
March 18th. Is5s-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, Of the late firm of
Miles, Robertson g. Briscoe. will continue IN
the Commission business ate the ole stand
No. l49 Pratt street, under the style of Rob
ertson and 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 will re-
ceive prompt and careful attention. The
patronage OF the old firm is respectfully soll-
cited, and all others who may favor us with
their eonslgnments.
Fl. Fl. ROBERTSON,
s. w. BRISCOE.
Bait, Md. Jan. |, ls55-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
LAST NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

rU1HE undersigned would respectfully and
l. earnestly ask all persons indebted 80 him.
or TO the firm Of Joseph Morgan & Co.. on
open account or otherwise 20 come forward
and settle their indebtedness without further
,Ieiay. Should this notice he disregarded, u
is his intention 10 place his accounts IN the
hands Of +. r. Spalding for collection, and
be sincerely hopes that persons who owe
him will save him. she unpleasant task and
themselves the expense, Of collecting the
debts due him by a resort 10 the law.
JOSEPH MORGAN,
8 Leonard Town.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26

r.EAyE BALTIMORE on MONDAY
Commencing March the 9Th. al g O'Clock. P
d.. for Ford's Wharf, Piney Point. Leonard
Town, Coughs Wharf, GreenweIl's Wharf
BlakissDne's Pier. lsancaSser's Wharf. Pope's
Greek and Chapel Point. the Port Tobacco
Landing. and lay at night. Leave Chapel
Point al 0'cl0ck on Wednesday Morning
Tor Baltimore. touching At all OF the landings
as above and arrive in Baltimore early on
Thursday norning. atrala
Leave Baltimore again on Fridays,
al 8 O'Clock, r. II. for Gone. River. Kinsaie.
Ford's wharf anil Allbouni's landing, (head
of ST. Mary'< Illver.) Leave MiIbourn's
landing al 2 o'clock. p. NJ, On SATURDAYS Cor
Baltimore direct. (stoppiag At Ford's wharf. }
and arrive in Baltimore early on Sunday
morning.
=, AL Freight. prepaid. received at the boa,
for the above landings. on Mondays and
Fridays up 20 5 0'eleck. .-P. NJ. Grain re
ceiPted for by the. Bag. -.-.f T0
n. B--No Freight will be received il no,
properly marked and consigned
March 4, lS4S-8w
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26

The session viii commence on ,he 20ih oi
October and end in March following.
The Lectures wall be delivered at the Col
Iege building, No. 500 i street, during the
hours OF the afternoon and evening. This
time Of lecturing has been customary in the
College since ITS establishment. and is found
10 be advantageous Tor the student
The object OF the Medic u Faculty will be
TO instruct perfectly in the elements oil Med
ical Science in all its departments, with its
accessory sranches of knowledge, no, only
10 qualify him TO eEter upon the practice OF
medicine, but TO give him an extensive foGn-
dation, upon which he may, in alter life.
build up thorough and liberal knowledge oil
his profession.
The extensive public Libraries Of the city
of W 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. -..9v e~
The subject OF Biennial courses Of Medical
instruction has been urged upon the attention
OF this and of other Medical Schools Sy a
Committee Of the American Medical Asso-
ca,lon. The faculty feel the force OF the rea
sons urged, and are disposed TO be among the
foremost in the cause OF educational progress,
but a, present they are compelled to conform
10 established customs, aid to give at each
session course on every branch Of Medical
Science.
While doing SO. however, it is their inten-
lion 10 make their course approximate 10 a
Biennial one. by giving particular attention
10 different subjects on alternate years; and
during the ensuing session. The following,
among other topics. will receive from the IA
Guilty particularly full elucidation. viz -
Operative Surgery. Organic and Physiologi-
cal Chemistry, and vegetable Materia Medica.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26

EKxAroR SMfTH, OF OReGoS We have
already announced that DelaSon Smith, for
Tuerly sgcnominated among politicians s'Dclu-
sion .Smithl had been elected one Of the q. 8.
nSI ret BEEN asitss ~ one o the s.aies Of =
che Union. The Rochester IN. " Lssicsi
speaking Of the Senator elect, remarks:
Mr.. Smith was once and for snnic time a
resident Of this city. We think he ieft here
since 1910, about which time he conducted a
daily paper called the Westa1 Herald Previ-
ously he published for year or two, an in6del
paper called the NesC Eogk WdsckmHs and he
used 10 lecture to the "Frce Inquirers', on Sun
days Soon after leaving this city hewas con-
vertesi to Christianity and wax at one time q
preacher of the Gospel ar the West He is 9
gentleman Of considerable ability. vsE J
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26

RlGHrs OF WIrHEssKa.-The,E English I4orls
u the Bench decided - Westminster. ahont q
mouth ago, that it was psiusipls of cumnon
Law, thsE counsellor, il queSfinning q. viz
nes, should address him M ordinary snnes,
and ~ langusss of respect. such 20 i'm
pInyed By ono gentleman in ennverszEiun
with-anothess that snch lawyer has no righi to
question The private business or ns1Eal csarac-
G. % .witnees, any further tban It i appa:
enk thsy absolutely sfttt lis nta-
IaIity, oT touch she case in baird: ard that a
wisaesSIs not bound % answer questions PIT
% him In A insulting CT .alnoying slnauner.--
If farcc1 - answes bv slle court he will have
his fehseay in an action Tor damages. :, -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
cfcAF MANUFAcTORY.,

TosEPH DAVIS AsCo. naye emablisbeds
ID themselves in Leonard Town for the pur-
pose Of carrying on the Manuiacsory OF Ci-
iars. All orders in their lfae, ssstIolesaie Or
fttail, will be filed with despatch and ai the
Iowessprees. - - s@..~.~- . -'~ . - - d.
Our cigars are made OF The very e~ss na-
tpriaI. and OF irapessed Hasaea ir,6aeeo.
They respectfully sellcisa shase .of Pssis
patronage. ~ k4ls -. - 3
Sept lAsh--A 4 oa@
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
"AyING TAKEN ROOM
NO. l22 DUGAN'S WHARF,
Up stairs, for the purpose of doing
General Commission Business,

ON nv OWN ACCOUNT,
And having had an experience OF SIX years,
feel confident of giving satisfaction TO 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, Timothy, Flax and
other Seeds Lime, Plaster. Bone Dust, De
burg Guano, Ashes, and all Fertilizers so es-
fully solicit share of your patronage. pledg-
ing myself to do'the best to promote the in
terests Of the Farmers and Planters.
III. GOODRICH
e1- Also Agent TOR the sale OF Pure Bran
d,es. Wines. Gin, Jamaica Spirits, Old Rye,
Whistles, Sc. of the best brands.
March 25, I658-ly
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26

A REPORT having obtained currency
n. here and elsewhere, that have sold
the Washington Hotel. the object Of this no.
t,ce is TO state that the report 10 enirely with.
out foundation.
avail myself Of this opportunity TO inform
my friends ami the public that ! am prepared
TO accommodate them. and solicit a eontinu-
ance OF their ia7ors.
J. w. J. MOORE,
Leonard Town.
April %, le5S-,f.
lLsERT rREeo. .. 0. MeReAR
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26

FREELAND, HALL g. CO..
"AVING removed to their new and com.
IL modious Warehouse, No. 143 Pratt
street, opposite the "MALTY HOUSE."
beg leave to inform their customers that they
have now on hand a1arge and general assort
ment of G r o C z r e s, consisting in
part Of
GOVERNMENT, JAVA. LAGUf2A
AND RIO COFFEE
REFINED AND BROWN SUGARS
Of every grade
GUNPOWDER,I IMPERIAL, Y. HYSON
AND BLACK TEAS.
GOLDEN SYRUP, NEW ORLEANS
AND w. !. MOLASSE
SPERM, .aD.aJM.a.NTLNE md MOULD
CANDLES
g,BTTE, CASTLE and BROH.S soaps.
GL-aDES and GOSHEF BUTTER
FAMILY, EXTRA, SUPERFINE AND
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, &C.. sc.
They also invite the especial attention oi
their customers tn their extensive stock ol
imported and domestic LIQUORS. which
have been selected with the greatest: and
cannot fail to please.
Nov. 22d. ls55-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
FOR COUNTY CLERKsHIP.
RoR ROAD SUPERVISOR.
ALBERT TREeo,

JOHN b. BOWES. thaDkfai Tor the u b.
eral suppor he received % the late slecsi0ns
again presents himself 20 the vUtess OF Leon.
ard Town District 10 . candidate Scs koaa
Supervisor and respectfully sOlicsss the sap
port of his frieads and Eellow-csiazeEs o. ths
oisIrict- ..--xs h - 4.Sisa ssa .sssss.
Nov-z0. lc5f 80 p s3ssos -anss8 zSf F'srn
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
VIA PLUMn POINT.

-ak ssSY ~ efH -9 5alnnA II EIFNA
= The Steamer Mary washinssoa VA he
sumo her route TO the Patuxent River. con
mencing Wednesday Morning. Feb'y 24,h.
1853. ate6 o'clock, and every sueeesdaus
Wednesday during Ghe season, proceeding
as faT up as HiIl's Landing. Returning. viii
leave Hili's Landing every Friday MnEniaa
Tor Benedict; will leave Benedict esery Sd
taFday Morning for Baltimore, ealing as
Plum6 Point going aud returning. 80
o. AL Freight must be pre- paid, and re-
ceived up TO O'cI,ck on Tuesday Evenine
re- sSe AZ. L. WEEAlS. :
N. B.-Shippers OF Tobacco win 'plsass
mark q before sendIng it ID the I.anding, in
order TO avoid al mistakes. sla.Tvna
The Steaules Planter will resume her se.uta
to the Paiuxent River, commencing SaaHraav
Morning. February ~, 1855. d 8 osciCek,
and every succeeding Saturday during the
season. proceeding as Car up ms Hills Land
ing. Returning, will leave Hill's Landing
every Tuesday Morning for Benesact; asill
leave Benedict every w ednesday Morniiag at
6 o'clock, for Ballinlo,e. calling at Plumb
Point going and returning.
03- All Freight must be prepaid. and 70
ceived up 70 5 O'Clock on Friday Evening.
- THEO. WEEAaS.
.---s4- sl2i g-asuE
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26


UIARRHEA. AT the present season the fol-
lowing, from DR.. Halls Journal Of Health. is
worthy of consideration: ! ia
= Diarrhea Is very common disease in sum-
iner time Cholera is nothing more than ex-
axgeraisd diarrhea. When man has died
OF siarrhea, he has died Of cholera, in
reality. It may be well Tor travellers
% know that the first, the mnst indis-
pensible item in the arrest and cure Of lposness
&c the bowels il absolute -quietude, on bcd.-
Mature herself always prompts this by di in
tiining us to Ioconlotion. The next thing is
% eat nothing but common ri.c,. rarchcd like
coffee, and taen boiled, and taESn wit; little
salt aad butter. D.iuk little or no liquid of
any kind. Bits Of ice may be eaten and swal-
lowed at will, Every step taken ir diarrhea,
every spoonful of liquid only aggravatss the
disease; If locometion is compulsory, the
misfortune Of the necessity map be lesscned by
having a stout piece Of wol!cn flannel bound
tight around the abdomen, 50 IS to be doubled
In frond, and kept well in its place. in tho
uractice Of many years we have never failed
% notice a gratifying result To follow these OBJ
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
FACULTY OF MEDIClNE.

FACULI OF MbUICINN.
Noble Young. nj. D., Professor Ut Theory
and practice Of Medicine (and President oi
the Faculiy.)
j. NJ .sSnyder. M. D.. Professor oil Obstetrics
Johnson Ehot, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy.
James Z. Morgan, NJ. D., Professor Of Med.
icaI Jurisprudence and Hygiene.
Charles II. Leibtrmann, NJ. d., Professor oi
Surgery (and Treasurer.
Benjamin +. Gag, nj. D., Professor ui
Chemistry and Of Physiology.
George C. ShRffer, nj. D., Professor Of Ma
terra Met,ca and Therapeutics. -1
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26

TAR J. P. COOKE, having located him
- sell in the village Of Chapiieo, very re-
specially tenders his professional services 20
the pubic generally. He can be found asall
times at his Office IN J. III. BoswelI's Hotel,
except when absent on professional business.
April !, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26

DR.. SAM'L z. SPALDING having 10
Gated himself si Leonard Town, Nd, re-
spectfully tenders hi~ professional services 70
his friends and The public.
April %. 1851 --af = -r,,r
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE

incorporated by the State of Maryland, 1919.
OFFICE, NO. l3 SOUTH STREET.
THE Company insures every description OF
II Property m the City or Country, against
loss or damage by Fire.
The Directors meet daily, TO determine aPPlI.
cations for insurance.
J.B SElDENSTRICKER, President.
BOARD OF DIREcTors.
Allen A. Chapman, William Woodward,
Henry NJ. Bash, George Bartlett,
William Head, Adam Denmead,
John w. Ross, Joseph w. Jenkins,
Edward !. Church. Thomas 81 Sullivan,
Job Smith, George Small.
JOHN r. MAGRUDER, Jr.. sec'y
March I6, ls5S-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
A CARD
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION.

TINE undersigned takes occasion to inform
l. the numerous friends and patrons Of the
Union Hoiel that, having been unable to Obtain
his'nriee for the properly according to his late
advertised intention 10 sell, he has concluded TO
remain on hand, as Of old, for their accommoda'
ton, and that of the public generally.
He will continue efhemanagement OF the house
uron the same liberal and accommodating PTfn'
ciiples which, as he Aa:ters himself, have always
marked his career as hcst during the last twelve
years. and which, it is his pride to believe have
"a, eel his establishment, TO be distinguished al
ssthe PEOPLES House. Grateful 20 has friends
for their favors in the past, he cheerfuily re-de
votes himself TO their service, and hopes TO re-
ceixe and merit their continued support.
JOSEPH MORGAN
Leonard Town. Jan. IA. 1s58-af.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26


Pnces Of Machines manufactured by w.
W. Dingee & Co.. York. Pa, and delivered
on board vessels in Baltimore
Our largest sized Machine, compete, will
include a Horse Power, 80 inch geared
ThFesher, shafting TO connect the Power
and Thresher, Shaker with necessary
betting. fixtures for hulling CIoverseed. an
adjustible screw wrench, covers for OIL cups
and AL oil can. Price, $l65 Gu
Our second size will include Horse Pow
er, a 25 inch Thresher. and all the fixtures
enumerated above. Price, Si52 so
Tf strap Machine is preferred. so feet of
betting will be included IN the above esti-
mates,
A Two Horse Railway Power, with Thresh-
er, Band and Shaker, $l47 OO
A new Grain Fan that Will clean Wheat at
one operation, Ill. go UO
We append the following certificate of a
gentleman of ST. Mary's county. well known
for his agricultural Enterprise and experience:
"My Fhreshing Machine was received and
Immediately put TO work; in putting il up. ]
followed all YOUR directions. II has given
satisfaction ] threshed in four davs 600
bushels of Wheat and 400 bushels of Oats.
Your machine has many advantage"
= FRANCIS J. STONE.
Leonard Town, Md.
Our Threshers have Wrought Iron Cy!in
ders, and our Machinery OF every kind IS war
ranted. For Circular with terms and guar
w. W. w. DrNGEE & co.
York, Pa.
June.Iz. Is5s-4m.