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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-19

Liver DfxoNsen-.'LtVer COmplaint,"-
WHO'S got fThonsauds and tens Of thousands In every
section the country HoW they to be curedf Learn
from DR.. BLISS advertisement, in another column.
% DAWN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-19
PER ANGINGs.

We have now in Store and ready for delivery to Gus.
toners, an
IMMENSE STOCK
OF French and American Eouse Papers Borders CuEs
tans, Chimney Prints, Centre Pieces,
ID DECORATIVE PAPERS,
M luidngs, Cornices, Paper Statuary &c. in
sew AND DEsIRABLE STILES,
and Of the crest quality
In our assortment you ind Papers Of every shade
grade, and color suitable Tor this and at the low
est prices,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-19

Cecil Soda, with choice syrupB be found at
BUSH & C0'S,34 Front street. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-19
'ENAE POLITICAL CATECHIS
ORSON N. HEATH.

Buy Of him Tin, Britannia, Glass, ann Wooden Ware;
He also sells Brooms Brushes and many other things
CHEAP Tor cash, rags, copper, &C.
OUR TIN PEDLAR,
When will he conner Ladies AID gentlemen listen to nv
reply:
When wooden ware TIM glass or porcelain YOU would bu
Or new britannia brushes baskets or spoons you'd Obtain
Or umoers or goblets have broken I'll come again
When will ne come? When Miss P gets to be Mrs. O..
Or perhaps she'd choose the of Mr. if he'll agree
For most young ladies' will change their name it's true
Then no! for tin, and many things I'll bring cheap and
new.
The ReasOn WHY L Come.
come to buy old carpets beds and quilts il you will SELF
Also for old britannia bras but rags or copper III do
very well.
also come, broken ware to renew and sell What VIZ, III
buy;
come with brooms, glass; and wooden ware more than
these can supply.
Our Tin Pedlar will call at your residence soon.
VI OF lers le at swans Hotel I'll attend at MORN night
also pay cash for rags &c. but have no business con
ncction with
H. A. Heath To the citizens Worcester resnact,Itv
ORs0N N. HEATH. ~
N. B. All my goods are sold at one price Init n vou
bay five articles or so,
The price of each shall be ten per cent below he price
of one).
But ii auy poor person lacks few cents of the price.
aud are honest, I'll give them the balance
o9 dd ON.H.
WI EN IN WANT OF BUsIN Ess.
Any smart, active man. with a capital from S1Oo tn
SSOO wishing to engage in profitable business OF trad
ing In any city or large town in any Of the New England
states can obtain such chs by applying n person or
by letter to CHARLES BLANCHARD 4 Co, basement
OF Old stste House, Room No. 2 State street Boston
Mass ana ny giving reference to honesty and ability,
can ooain goot credit for goods. This presents a "a
Voraole opportunity for merchants now in businets as
well as men seeking business. DIV "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-19

~ OTTO E.-A respectable American gid can be had
~ TODD doueewoe& for her board few months IL ap
piled for Immediately. Address
MARY K. LAN0DON,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27
@ernrifebte eurDpaiisbe 8eritbte.

= Sn &6nt9Sbsrs murbe Der i'm Duel ae=
fa1ene General 9lebtpe obne militairtl6e geren &C.
sraben.
Der S6nis BON 8 irtembers lit pieper
bsiler. @m II. Sebruar erldien CT i'm 9beater. Die
snten Stuttsarter sparem gang entbuiasmirt anb ben,
@lten traten barcb 1branen In bic @nsen.
= Sn 8otO6 fam elm ipefuIatiYer Gpnbitor anf
ben @epanfen, Elm neueS @ebad unter benz Nan,en
uScmben q Ia Yarts, 9efa1t NIT Creme b'SrFni,"
ans3nbieten. @leiA barauf fam bic Ypli,ei unb Der
CONDITION wnrbe pwesen 9reBpsrssbsns in @trafe se=
%nonlntfn.
: Der berabmte Maler Scarf 6risbri6 eelino
Derlabt OI6elOcrf unb 9ebt ais 9robber3celider Sal
leries DIRECTOR mad SarlSrube.
= ams SoSnien weroen neue S%6Gtli6feiten
%9emelOet. Sn Dem Sprfe @aiba spgen Bel einem
Sample 5pii6en Siirtsn unb ebriIfn Die Mule(mar<
ner ben %fiir3eren. Sci @oprie purpem pret erl6loz
gene Girfe1 9efnnben.
Scn S6affGaulen miro %9emelOet, ba6 Der
Nbetnfali betna9e gan, seriie9t ii. Sunberte ppt
Nfsnlaen 9in9en u~nlan9it auf DEN ionlf pcn gSa6er=
~itiirjen iiterOedten 5laAtn unb Selsbl5den l%pa;ieren.
= lleber Die Sirre unb ben 8alermanoel in
Oeutl3lano brin9fn bic psmtlAen 3~eitnn9em ~fprtpa6.
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seir tbeilen caYcn

reno interefante Gin,clnheiten. sSir tbeilen coscn
~fpl9enre nit:
Der Nkcinfa0 tri SMafbnulsn," forfeit Gin
ldmei;cril@rs Slntt, ,iit tciuabc pp(itGnris ~rcriicot
INN recuctrt lt6 auf Spri untcpcmtenpe, am rchtcn
uuc ltnten ufrr III tirfcn Jtinnlnlrn atlaufeuNr 98ai=
%itrltrrmc, mclhc fnnm re StGrfe Ycn prcenttjdr1,
Mfuhib1dcn Srigcn. Nuc iitrigeu Nartien pes Safes
INN "ruitanet9 trcdet 9clc9t u,p 5ei9sn benz . elhaucr
ibr certificates @~eltcin Yrl SGblnnsen, Scrtirfunaeu
unp Spripriingc, Gin She's @erirr ousgcmaI6cnrr
6elltn. Sdnuerlid ldGn crbsben in Der Wittc prs
Stetntrttes rc ilrcs ihGumenpen SMmudes tcraut=
ten brbet Sellcn ibr 9igantiiheS !Saupt unb perprn
Won tctpen ufrrh tr bcttahe trpdcncn 5uGcS crreidt,
i'll Scl9e pclcn bonn all SInperte Spn Mcnlden bos
@itltere Ser9ni9cn MAIDEN, auf DEN ipnlt prn NnGrr-
%ititrjcn iibcrrcdtcn SlG6eu ,nc Se(stl6den herums
,uwanbeln."
= SIM Sagnp ST. Moprib graft man lest na6
.etncm Sdabe ppn 10 Miticncn, mclden Ypr Sabrcn
bet s(nfletun9 Der Snqutiittcn bic SrpcnSmitolieprr
BORT bis auf ute6cre 3eitcn" ~Scr9rotcn botcn irulcn.
= Sn Sri1Irt murbr Der Nricitcr Ypn Silu
mc9rn G6ebrt6s St Swei Sabren @cfGnani6 unp 600
5rS. @clbtmGe HcrltrtGsilt. Die ctctrcdrrilde Srou
abcr mlBtc nuf sier @tplatc in cae @efGnonie
%Wanrcrn.
= 9Sic &c; trpb Der nculiNcn perIGGnenocn MfaGz
'C'' w NSp uSlNpl WIN HlNl
parans cntncbmcn, bos ucusrpings tas @tanpresbt
9rgcn gtaub, Irro nnb Nautmprp mictcr YertTnpiot
mprben 1T.
= Der furGtbare Sail, baG Gin @tcnIN lctcnbio
~ee9rneet irnrrc, bat l6 in SIC h enbcr9 ,ugctra-
gen. Nm 3. b. 81. Yer1hieb bic gSittpc eines Yrr
3cRn Sabrcn geitrrtenen &aufnranns, mcl6cr famals
in stnent a%ns9emauertcn @rate becrpist purte. Oils
man mum balclte Sftetr, Tim bic 9cidc Der Srau bel.
3ilsben, fanp man ben partn befinSliden Sara, aus
reldem bic SiBt Berauslobcn, auf bic Seitc ocfe6rt
nnp ben apbten ieltf auf ben, Gelihte licgcn. 6,
batte allr NOD 9clctt, ais iih bic G'ruft itcr itr
f6lpB!
= SIN Gei6entah fat ifb ctu J~a6rifant, II
bent glitter Scn 4S Satrcn tebcnr, bnrA gusItcde,
prS cinen Iu9es, Iufi6neioen' bcs 0ctteS rno Sci.
brtr9rn neDrcrer anrerer @unpen nit 1cinem @ar.
trnrnelIer 10 Serlcbt, raB Der Sob balp parauf %crfplote.
S6wermnth pirr ais llrla@e ptelsr graelt6rn Stat
an9c9ehen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27

Or. Srtdsn lenft bic @ufmsrfamkit feinsr SrsunSe rub IRA
gel lrlnatsn 9ubltfume auf bic ~g8ibhsfeit Der gsriiGerunas. GeGas
l6afen uno Die banit D%erbunSencn grp6sn 8ortbeie, fur fpslde Ser.
lelbe bier in &ihmpnb felt elmer Rsibf bon Jabren @oeni mar uno
nod ut. Dieie Gcmpa9aiien ib bic Great SBefcrn Nire Sn,
itranee Company unb National 9ife Sniurance 6 umpann Of
%9llacfilpbia, NIT slrem capital sn mebr ais $1,000, 600.
Das 9rben BON 9erfonen (prBe unS lhipar,e) wiro yon benT,I.
hen untsr ben %ganfisten SeOinsungsn ssritdsrt, e6enlo 66uSsr,
M6bel, S6tffe unb berrn &%abungen, &aufmannsaute
5anbwerfSSeu0 Il. Is.
va Gin ieber Serit6srts Sertuf ntrS plnftlib ~aus6s,obrt br
IN 8itni0no in Der Sffee an s E RI naGs Ntainltra6e, ne6en Ssrrrn
GadloS SIgtes. @ustAnft ips9en Serit@eruns rrb SaIsl6if esSsrs
Or: 8rifen pirb jsbsn staSttesil teiu4sn, in Ssm cine gst-
ii6srun9 prr9cnpnnsn werben fol-.
G.. &. 8rt6en, d.. o,
Ssritderun8s .@9ent unb 6r;niter grar,inatcr.
SfFte: 9earlitr. GA Sfra6e) nabe 0Pa;n.
Hdmpnb. 9d. .I..
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(Ginstianbt.)

Scllte bic 0tcpatttpn be5 gidmpnpcr ~9ln,etaers Der
nadlltebenbeh 9arObie duf ben 9rtitcl III SIR. 6 bes
uSepbahterS", b%etrefeno bic nciic hrlti6c WilitGr-
epinpa9nie, welhe f6 an9eblid in Hidmcnp lnter
benz yfanen uShwarie SGger" bilbet pin, Gin
Naun,den sSitren ipcqen, 70 biirfte btcb ltidt ipcni-
ger 3wcdntaBt9 eriaeinen, pie es bcr pbelt eripabntc
@rtifcl ltlbit lit. 3u9leiA bcmerfen mir absr nod.
paB mad, 5uScrlaliScn Mittbeilun9en bic auaeblidc
Grrihtuns Der in Gepe ~fstenpen Gpnnpaanic. nifts
weiter, ais elm Bib lit.
Der fraslihe 2lrtitcl lautct:
SIS wiro uns mitsetbcilt, ba6 cine peutlde Gumpoo.
ME nnter benz Namsn ySdwarse SGser", erridtet per-
bru iou. Don pie!en wpblbabenpen Siiraern lcl cine
anistnlidse llntcrltiibuns CUR Sstreituns Der &Geicuno
II. rsl, bauptii&li& aber fir cine complete Mulif,
banbe 5useiidert ,porpen lein.
gBenn mir bieies llnternebn,en pun eiuer @eite ouh
pilfommen bsiBsn, 70 fSnnen mir, ppn Der oupern
Ssiie betradtst, unlsre Iiebiaiauna nibt vertsbIen
9Sir 9larten, Dap es am r%atbiamlten ien biirfte, wsnn
bic betreIenbea 6srren ih Der GiIe<G umpaouie on
lblSlIen, Tim eineh srcben uno ~fraftisen &5ryer M
bilSsa, Der 9eipiB Scr ben @ltsen aler Seipcbner Nid.
mcncs bDter pafelen parOe, ais scrfidelts Wartbeien
gs mag fem, pae cur& SppoHtiOn teice Gcmpaaaien
3i rinem 9~lansenoen Stanopuntt selanaen, mas mir
iepO6 b~espeifsln, ba griabrune i6pn gu bduia asletrt
Dap perarfl9e SPpolttipneit 9eippbnlih beioe Yartbcien
gu @rate bradten; unc tteB miro ~bufentlit nitt Der
3wed bieier neu tntenbirtsu Gompasnie leir.
2teter cine srobe unb itarfe Gompaante, ais ,pei
unIheinbare, 1T unIer Motto !"
auf Seitunsen ansspanpt wiirbc bieler 9lrtife( Ian
ten: Gs tpirp uns mitsetteilt, baB cine peutIte Rel.
tuns inter benz Nansn .8spbadter" bier tpiecer er.
i&sinen iea. Sinlansli6es Capital pafar fol- ;,n
Serfisuns ltsben. sSenn mir pieIes ,lnternebmen o,6
BON elmer Seite lpiltommen bsiBen, 70 fGnnsn mir, BON
Der anoern Seite betrahtet, unlere Oftsbtqiauna niht
p%erbeblen. 8ir s%lauben, paB ss am ratbIamiten fefn
oiirfte, tpenn bic betrefenpert 5erren fh Der tsreits Re,
%ltebencen beltlhen 3eituns anfdl60en, um Ell n autes
nnb tihtisss Slatt gu Stanos gu brinssa, melde ae-
piB Dor ben Nu9ea aler Ssmo6ner Rihmonbs unb Der
ibriSen Wenl6beit 16bcr batsben piirpe, ais ,srlidelte
9artbeien. SIS mag lein, paB rlrd SrpoIition beibe
Slatter 3h einem 9lan,enOsn Stancpunft eelanoen.
mas mir jspch be'meifsln. pa Die Grfa6runa ldun Il,
9aufs 9elsbrt, baB ~rerartise Sppoittcnen eemSDrlt
betos 9artbetsn gu @rate braatsn unc piee mirp
bofentltA niht Der 3wsf rieler neu intenptrten 3ettuno
len.
Giefer cine 9rUBe ino itarte 3eituna ais ,wei
uni6einbare, 1T infer Moito!"
Sb in rem Sri9inaf=@rtitel, pber in bisIer Uarotie
mebr GpnIequsn3 uno BaDrheit ltest, perpen bic eeIer
gu benrtbftlett iplnsn. NW.
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5pl,i Spl,!

antsrjeibntttr bait %furnpabrenb emen srossn 9orratb sn Gi,
den" uno Sibtsnbp3 better Sualitdt, un6 fam feline SunS.s
bsrnltt unter ben %slnltisltsn Sebinnunsen %perIsben. Sci SGuftn
Ssn 5 &laftern ioirb bs Ne9padsn fOlsnfrei bsforat. 8tieliuua,n,
peldss btnterlaiiea ptreen bel Dabneg II. Grfs pber SEQ d. Sinh.
Srcofs Issnns tperSen, prrmpt bsforst.
SameS 81. Ropre.
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Srana Staube,

- -" "E1OFWH III w e. |--N-.-
l6S SroacfraBe, swiihen Der 6. uno 7. Ctr,
bait Gin rsidss unS wotlaNortmts Eager ssn l& 90
St9arreit, Naucb= unO Gcbnuoffabof
mp eianer 8abritation uno Smpurtation,
BIZ. tr I'M @rpbs. unS aIsinssrfauf iu ben biaisllsn RarftprsHtn at.
ScriuIprc&cn, csc fs ibre eintaufs anpsripsitis MAIDEN. ff7TI
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@eIhGftss@ rGRnun,

VfTWHTp|VFVHHUHB. |
&. StBtn8er, Shlp0sr unb NaldiniR,
SrpabfraBe, ,pilden Der l. uno 2. Stra6e. i'm So,,r,
g.- res Srn. 5p1e,
%tnpfetlt ilb ieinen Grsunbsn unb Dem bsutIdsn pub(ifuu, ,r SIN.
fsrti9un9 aGer Sblpftrarbsien uno 9eparaturen. 8,fonSssS mod,
tb Sitidsre auf ineins StabbertS, StcpY> unb gDisasRaltinsn
aufmelflam, fur btrsn gute i'd aarantere. ~
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Msuer Gcnfeetionary< unO 5aney-S Store.
G. 81. Stffi

sia&t ftirtn esuhheH 8reunben unb benz Sublitum aberbaust If,
@nsttee, bab er $40. 23s Srrablrabe, ;ipiIden Der 3. unb 4 err
stnsn GenfetipnarYs unb Sanep>Store sr6hnst BAT, tpo ey Gonbs.
umo Suterpaaren i'm grpben uu6 altinen serfauft. auoI,ih f5Srt
~bsirncsrs aufmsrflam madt. rSs ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
NOTICE

The s2i of Ftbsuary will be duly celebrated
:, Charlotte Hall, by the members of the wash
srwtvg SyeisFv, shesr tsrne-isessasa
al custom, and in veneration Of tha; lllastrion:
n.,r;o,. whose virtues we would initiate, and
whose purity and integrity OF character should
serve a. an sxamplar for every Americen youth.
MIR. James Brsacoe, St. Mary's cousty, vail
be Presidsnt Of the day Ar. David Il. brisc"e:
ST. Mary's. will read WashInstons . Farsweil
Iddrsss' and AIR. M. s. Robertson, of Charles,
,.;ii h- ,hs orator Of he dAy Exercises 10 com
snsnce at 10 oielock. A. NJ. =, .
=. DANIEI. G. HAMAETT,f
PHILIP r. REEDER,
Committee.
F.b'y 4, 1853. 49,.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

Atst = f.As4t t.sttst .
Mn. EDITUR,--I have read the memorial, In
your paper Of January 2lst., and cannot agree
with you on the "oystCr question" am OPP
posed to selling our birfh-right for mess Of
Pottage to all catch-penDy concerns, to monop-
olies, and Of legisiating for the few against the
interests Of the many. lam opposed to scoops
and drags, carrying death and destruction
wherever they gn-kiling what they fail 70
catch. object TO all legislation favorable 10
PhIladelphians, Bal.imoreans and York iver
Virginians. at the expense Of the good people
Of this county. object 70 the pccHliar popu-
lation this movement III successfully Would in
tgoance amongst us. and tS the pitiful sum oi
Si6 a. doaaoesv 20 the rhcol fund. Fifteen
mens believe. cannot be found in the county
oKning vessels directly engaged in. the oyster
1nde. II acta oppEassively on the peer man
ERswhil& he, with bis canoe and rakes. catches
his hushel. chs man Of capital, with his vessels
and dEags, get his hundreds, sItopens wide
tae door % fraud, annoyance and abuse
Protest against the whole memorial, not even
eEcepting the discrimination in favor Of eth.
lEzE cd of g. GeEsss Island"
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
aada-.,'.a a GARD ai,<- 'sel'1
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION

TSHE undersigned sfakes occasion TO inform
u the numerous friends and pstrops of the
Union Hotel that, having been unable TO obtaiII
has price for the property according to his late
advertised lntsniIon 10 SELL he has concluded to
remain ON hand, as OF old, Tor their aceolnmoda-
ion, and that of the public generally. - -
He will continue the management of the house
upon the same liberal and accommodating prin-
ciPlss which, az he fa:ters himself, have always
marked hls career as host during the last twelve
years, and which. it is his pride to beieve, have
caused his establishment to be distinguished as
ThelPsopls's House." Grateful to his friends
for their favoEs in the past. he elleerfuy pe-de-
votes himself to their service, and hopes TO re
csiys and merit lhsir continued support, la
,..f... JOSEPH MORGAN.
Leonard Town, Jan. IA, ls5S--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
RaTFICATIoN NOTICE.

I'll Al prswsr and I In ST. Mary . coun-
wife. w Circuits Court, suit
=. vs. ing as Court ol kqui-
Edward ID. Brewer alld ~.
wife and others. 7
- By virtue os aathosaRy YES tsa "a &c ~ -.
hereby rntify and coEhfs shs tEus.ss -, =
made and Sled by Gss. A. A'asdins sn's NJ -
the proceedings in this cause ny -
ton be aaade 10 said report ueaore .as "a =
mon.ns '.S'n .e e,,,',, ~ ss, grder be Published
~" 5, agsrv : Benton. sssswspaper printed
N Isl. Naryfs county, once per Week during
thsee weeks before the end of two months IRON
DIE publication OF This order.
The Trustees report states the amount OF saie
20 be two thousand, four hundred and seventy
JAMES T. BLACKSTONE, Clerk.
q Feb'y 4, IS5S-Sta ! \ : 'lt g.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

Henry winter Davis

saFo=bear, you things
That stand sarS0ss ssss Pssnaeles 0f Ssase.
To boast your slippery height ~wbsn youdo faI,
lOu dasa yousssf 70 pseces, neseE more - rise. :
In. Enaret:..-7sEEsis inssivilalal, v. Sc, has
placed hisnsesf in F.lther an awkward position
WITH regard to the press of the country. Il is
really asnnsing. IL his onslaught against the
pres. he fataz eossicD 90 tel rs taat ha %.
only ,lefcsit, but 4afls iis 'repRsati0n at i.
Poor fsllow isn't il pity that he didn't keep
Eaag and make use Of more eEectIial weapon?
Now, it sc:ssls 10 us, rather otif Of paace Eor
a man Ike ar. DAVIS, owing the position he
holds. t.. tie press, as he undoubtedly docs,
20 get up oE the floor Of the House Of Be-
prcscntafises and, like an ungrateful son, IS il
were, turn On tht, very object that plaeed him
in that position lie now holds before the peo-
pie. Had tic influences of the pfcss of tie
party (if IL may I've 50 styled of which he il their
hoH0yu5ge re;wesensagive, been withheld, and
where would Afr. Davis be now? If his attack
upon the press WIS 20 gain popularity, he has
done It, but Te imagine IL will not be Of much
service to lIiua after all.
His speech reminds Us Of an aneciotc we once
read: When William Penn was Governor of
PennsyIyania, in company with q friend, be
took shelter from astoFm in the shop Of : coach
maker. Tie man was vielent fouI-speaking
man, and cusiductci himself With such inpro-
priety as 70 draw upon him rebuke he was
very Indignant, andysith an air Of great consc-
q.,s-~ =, 80 ssaad risitara tha1 -.sals. alaas
the peace - said he. The cornrade Of the Gov
ernor quietly remarked, as he pointed "a Penn,
''rny friend makes such things ~ thee"
Now, il Mr.. Davis will read this over atten-
lively, "ke may he able TO make the applica-
tion, and consequently be Of some service to
linn. - s.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES.

RY AUTHORITY Of law, I will offer at Public
- Sale az yile Clifton Factory, on THURS
DAY. the 4th'Of February next. the follow
ing lands To satisfy State taxes for the yearS
1855, 1856 and 1857: '.Garlen Neck." con
tanning 2S5 aces, assessed 10 Sarah Legrand;
Long Fields, containing l0I acres. assessed
TO James L. Crane Both tracts are located
in the Factory District
sssi l.'stlsir JAMES T. DUKE.
~ -tnf4 sit .l .r-n-,a- ... Collector.
Dec. "a, 1876.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

The act to provide for the building Of q Jail
for Charlcscounty, in Port Tobacco. has passed
both branches of the Legislature Times.
We are two years ahead of our neighbors in
the power to provide for the building of a Jail,
but owing to the state Of our county finances,
We have been unable yet to avail ourselves Of
Che benefit Of the act.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
LAsr NorIcE,n-

A Ii psrsons indebted to the Subscriber on
IA Ta'erL account for the years 1856 and 1857
are invited TO call on or before the 18Th Of Feb
r'irry next. and close their accounts by cash,
note or dfaft, otherwise the accounts will he
placed IN the way oflegal collection
- -..- ]. w. J. MOORE,
Leonard Town.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
FREEL.AND, HALL L CO..

- .
FREELAND, HALL l. CO..
HAVING removed to their new and COM
~ mOdiOtIs Warehouse, No. G43 Prati
street, opp0site the ..MALTY HOUSE"
beg leave to infoTm their customers that my
have now ON handia large and general as'ert
ment OF CROC5E RIES, consisting n
part Of, IIan.Afl .. aas.t- l
GOVERNMENT, JAVA, LAGURA
zsA,.,-..lt-z.t ...a l,, AND RIO COFFEE
REFINED, AND BROWN SUGARS
eo.g.s ili< Il gn,t I'd of every grads
GUNPOWDERsIMP Y. HYSOA
~ 81 AND BLACK TEAS.
GOLDEN SYRUP, NEW ORLEANS
- - 49, "a AND w. L.. MOLASSB
SPERM, .aD.aaGa.NTLNE .a.ND MOULD
.,,..s'. - 'i'' ~ 'pa sa7'ifu 2 CANDLES
WHITE. c.asT1LE IND BRoW:v soiPs
,.,., GL.7DES .a.SD GOSHE.H BUTTER
FAMILY, EXTRA, SUPERFINE AND
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR, &C.. &c.
They also invite the especial attention o.
their customers tn their extensive stock o.
imported and domestic LIQUORS. whfI
nave been selected with the greates:.is d"
nnot fail To please. - ,..s
Ney. 22d. lS55--rf. ...
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

No business Of local Importance to cur read
ers was transacted in the Legislature last week
analittle Of general interest. The members,
however, appear to have gone to work in ear
nest at last. Why do not our Annapolis CO.
ternpories give rercrts of the discussions in the
HCnss and Senate 49,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
NOTICE.

r. A LII persons are hereby forbidden and warn
IN ed from trsspassing upon my farm and the
shores thereof. located on the Patuxent river in
Sd. Mary . county, by entering upon the same
or crossing, 1T In any mannsr whatever, without
the permission Of my agent, Capt Jno. Part
ridge, aud If this notice should be disregarled,
shall certainly enforce the law without respect
RICHARD 3. FITZGERALD.
Jan. 81, 1S5S-2noS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
- Office.

TsHE ccpartnership heretofore e1''.'
q ing under che style of Bean < Dent
i this day dssolye6 ,hy mutual conseoI
Al persons indebted to them on ss"fs
secotnt, are requested to come forws1a
and seisIe tinimediately by cash, nose =
draft. The business will BE settled =!
W ID. Bean, swhowill still continue H'er
ehandizing. ,and most respectfully sci'
slts = share of tbe public patronage:
" j. II. DENT;
Cskse Yassesy. oss. -. tSSs
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

~ We learn that an elderly negro woman,
belonging 20 the estate of the late John b.
Thompson, fell in the fire last week, and was
burned 80 badly before she was rescued that
ahs died soon after the accident.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

~ We learn that the bill Incorporating
our village passed the lower branch of the Leg
iSlsture on Friday last, and it has doubtless by
this time passed the Senate also. We have not
been aPpriSed of the particular features of the
act .-. -......
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
II ANTEn.

u The undersigned is desirous Of purchasing
small farm, confusing from 100 TO $50 acres,
situated on the water. with fair Improvement:
For such E,sEa 1 will pay from 1000 to S4sOOO
s.sh, according to quality of land and improve.
n,ents. Any person having such farm will
please address the Undersigned,
.- C. B. SMITH,
aal o.. ..- -.. -.sEr St. lnIgoes,
--.- - ST.. Mary's Co., Md.
JAN 2S-3t. .' -.s -..s-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
MARRIED.

On Monday, February lst; by the Rev. Mr..
Miller, John B. Mckay 20 Ann E. Bean.
On Wednesday, February srtl. :, by the Rev.
Mr.. Getting, VIM. Edward Owens to Henrietta
Dyer. AZ - 81 = % s.i.i 1yss u, ue ( e
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04
DECREE.


80. Others. ae.l- 81 y ....sI T.. 80
SHE object OF this sun is 10 procure a de-
- cree for certain. real estate in the pro-
ceedlngs mentioned w u...- If.,. - =.
The Bill states that James johnson. late q,
Sti Mary's County, died iniestaie seized of
the following tracts of land. VIZ, Werhan,
and Support, containing 2I2 acres; Brother
hood. containing 16S acres Dover in ]
keech,s land. lis acres; Hodges Barrows.
l97 acres, all lying and being 10 st. Mary,s
County. That the said lands descended IN
his rs-af-law, among whom is John JoLn-
son, and that said John Johnson resides on,
OF the State Of MARY land. II is thereunon
adJudgetl and ordered that the compla,pan,
oy causing copy of this&order to be inser,rd
an the 81 Mary's Beacon once week in
each OF three successive months before The
third Monday OF March next, give uo,;cs -
sue sad absent desendent Of ,EIs. otI;er, ~,
substance OF this Bill, and warn him n, an
pear On CouEt'in person or byi sol,citoy or,. =,
beioFe the third Monday Of March nexs -
answer the premises and shstv casse Il a.,
ne has. why decree ought MOI 70 mass :.
prayed. -a- ,IIi' - nj - :. .lp''l''s pa'' %
.H --..,sres.s PETER w. GRAIN.
lid. By order. .'Issa, yiru ~ '-''-
- JANIS T.. BLAr,srokx C.lerk
#M n
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-02-04

The President and Directors Of the ST. Mary :
Savings' institution have this day declared a
dividsnd Of three per cent. for the last six
months, payable on demand. .'..-' ~ = =
I'd. ~. 10. SPALDlNG, Treasurer
Jan. 14th, 1855. ..a "a -...rit .r.. rgA