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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

~ Office is hereby given that the subacr-
~ bers, have obtained from the Orrhan .
Court Of ST. Mary's county, in Maryiane, let
ters OF administration on the personal estate If
alexander J. Thompson. late Of said county, de
ceased. All persons having claims asains, the
aa'd deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the proper voI:he q thereof, IN thu
subscribers. on or before the Is, day Of April
next, 1859 otherwise they may Ire EXCLUDED bv
law from all benef, "f the said estate. Given
under our hand this 18th dav Of Se1te-nher, 1859
GEORGE c. MORGAN.
MARY THOMPSON,
Administrators.
September 23d ls5s-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the subscri.
bers, have obtained from the Orphan o
Court o: ST. Mays cnunty in Maryland, let
'ers Of administration on the personal estate nf
Alexander MHt'ingiy, late of SAID county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against The
said decreased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the proper vouches thereof, 10 ahe
subscribers, on or before the Let day Of April
1859, otherwise they may oe excluded by law
from NIL beneht OF tie SAID estate. Given under
our hands this l5sh day Of Septeali, er, 1853.
THOMAS n. FOWLER.
SOPHIA MATTINGLY,
Administrators.
eep.embss Odd lssS-Sw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

NOTICE Is hereby gis"T iha 10 suhserber
~ has obtained ffo.a :hs Orphans Court If
81. Mary'S county, ~ Mt-v.ard, e'tcrs of I'd.
mlnISirati"n on til" iers"u.., estate IF Cornelius
Kirby, late OF sad county. '"c-s,,ei All rer-
sons having claims aSNns' l.i- And ;'c-eaSeI are
hereby warned to 'zi'lbG me <4me with the
proper vouchers thereof, ~ til -,i!,S rlbsr on mr.
bef"Ie the Is. OF A"ri, lisa. o'ke.wise they
may I've excluded bv ave frni1 ~ benefit of the
said estate. Gwen H. 4et m: haul TINS 18th day
of September, 1855.
c. :. u-RAST.
administrator
Sept. 23rd, ls5s-i~.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

NOTICE is HEREBY gwen that me zubs~ritAr
" has obtained it"l ne nrpr uA' Court OF
ST. Mary 8 county, ~ h,rvI,nd. letters tesla
men'"ty or the personal estate -: lgnaiius V.
Langley, late Of said county,, d-rea>..t. Aiper.
sons having claims against IN. sad H., eastd are
hereby warned In exhibit the same. With the
proper vcC hers thereof, 10 the subscriber, on or
before the LIST day Of ArrI. 1859, otherwise ,hsv
may be excluded Nv law from all ,rrcft or the
said estate. Given under my hand this 18th day
of September, le55.
ROBERT FORD,
Executor.
Sept. 23rd, ls5s-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the subser;.
~ bera. have obtained from the Or,g,sn's
Court of 81. Marv's county, IN Maryland, let.
Icserh Shenwell, late of said county, deceased
An persons having claims agsnst the said de-
ceased, arc hereby warned to exhibit the SANE.
wi,h tie proper vouchers thereof. 20 The Snbscri.
bers, on or before the ist Of April 1859, otehr.
wise they may be excluded by l0w from all hene.
6t of the sand estate. Given under our hand this
18th day Of September, 1853
MARY SHEMWELL,
L. p. BARBER,
Administrators.
September 23d ls5s--4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
ROAD NOTICE..

A LII persons interested are hereby notified
u that the undersigned Commissioners ap.
pointed bv an order oi the Circuit Court tUI
ST. Mary's County 10 open public road from
the foot OF Motley, Hall Hill running through
the lands OF DIR james Warning. Oscar Miles
Vim Fl. Thomas, and Edmund J. PIowdc@
TO PabIIc road near Mrs. {. Burch's lead,
ing TO the public landing on the Wicomicc
River, will NEE, a, The foot of Motley Hal
Hill on Wednesday the third day OF Noyem.
Der mex, and proceed to execute this Com.
mission.
Commission issued this .2sth day of Sep.
TENDER 1883.
J. +. MAGIi.L.
BENNETT II. ABELL, Com.
F. FERDINAND FLOYD,
Sept. 30,h l858-td.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

NOTICE is hereby given that tie subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
ST. Mary's county, in Maryland, letters Of ad-
mIn'straIon on the personal estate of Sylvester
ID. Langley, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having clrms acaIns, the sul4 deceased,
are hereby warned To exhibit the same, With the
proper vouchers thereof. 10 the subscriber, or
hefore the LIST Of April, 1879, otherwise they ma
he excluded by law from nil benefit of the said
estate 1.sen under my hand thls 18Th day of
September, 1853.
MARY NJ. LANGLEY,
Ad!rnisirntrix.
Sept. l5;h, Is58-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

Bkd- y Boat-rnce camc of last Friday on
the Patuxent, bur in consequence Of the short
notice. there were OILY FIVE entries. We have
not learned further particulars than that the
starting pint vas near Trent Hall, aul that
aha race terminated u the Queen T'rec--dis'ance
near miles. The 7.ace WAS was woa by the
Yacht Wave owned by Henry l. Carroll
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
CHAPTER VI.

But little more remains TO lie told. S"'leI
soon after the death cf GcnGulphus, stabbed
herself with bed wrench, and her para,
lnour, Fee tile Swa>h Boskv, becoming
stricken with remorsc, buried himself in =
pot of portcr-herls up. The Countess Fiz
Fun cl"red with an Egyptian mummy in a
GOOD state Of preservation, and the Count 4,
Scratch, having lost the whole Of his fortune
i'll playing ''Sinon says wig wag," with Lord
lie M"uze. he was forced ~ cnigr.te West
where he enlisted AS orderly sergeant to q
lime kiln, and was shortly afterwards killed
by the accidental bursting of cabbage head
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

selves against principle which may hereafter
govern thegn-fm we may Ourselves want to-
morrow what we are Inclined oTciuse to others
to-day
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

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Farmers.
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Terms One copy one year. 50; One
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CS- Letters should Dr. directed 10
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NY.
Or MesSrS Mum g. Co. are extensively
engaged IN procuring patents iof new inven-
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September Both, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

On the 2s;h instant, Gro. Il. THOMPSON to
ELLEN A. DiMoST.
On the same day, JoHS L. NORRIS to
SARAH GoIpsBoRoUGH.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

REJ- Sickness in the Editors family has
Prevented his giving any attention TO the Dea>
con this week.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

e. and permitting them 70. leavc hume with
out passes; that masters select hUmss for their
slaves. ilisteaa Of permitting Them 70 seek cut
th.ir own, as i now practical Ia this county;
and that we call upon cUns.ablrs and magis
trafes 70 break up woodworking and NIL mn
lawful gatherings OF slaves and free negroes,
and to enieree the patrol laws.
THE OLlvE TEEE.-It has generally Sc
believed that the olive tree cann1t lie arpv%
in tits section Of country, except under ~
protection Of green house or witlaut artifi-
cial heat. Tho senior editor Of this journal has
had tree in his garden for nearly twenty
years, which has received no protectitn what
ever and has never been perceptilsy injured
by cold. Ii l,as produced fruit several years,
and in 1916 he exhibited them at the Ag-icul-
tural Fair Of tine State. and received a silver
cup as a premium. The forn III the tree is
spreading, about twenty feet high. aud the
holy five To six inches in diameter. There
is now on it considerable fruit, which may
find Its way to tic next Fair. He has two
smaller trees. from seven 10 ten feet high,
which have never Teen injured hy cold lie
would also mention an experiment. he has
tried with the Wild Olive this season. Be
leving that we had tree In orr forests that
was the true wild olive. lie ingraftcd one of
them near the ground, with two gratis, both
of which have lived, and have grown from
two to three feet, This clearly proves that
the stock grated is the wild olive, aid it is
very probable tie hardness Of the dive tree
mi4ht be improved by thus grafiing it.
Whether TIE oiive tree could lie c2llivated
here noaN profit, is question: | VII s'.t-
tempt to decide But it Is desirable tn raise
it, even if it he for no other purpose than a
curinsi'v or as ornamental trre.- Georgia
Journal
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
DIED

On Tuesday last, CHARLES FrASKLrSs N
FAINT child Of j. F. and A. Nj. King.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

OxE OF THE PosTMAsTERs-Whcr Judge
Nolan was Pustnastrr-Geueralh he was gr,rss-
" abused By a disappointed applicant for re-
appointment Is Postmaster in one Of the small
towns. lie at length demanded - be inform
cd, in writing whv he WAS not r"-appontci.
lie was 80 informed, and the following was the
information:
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, June 6,
1856.
Sir:-The allegations against YOU are nu-
merouS AID strong. and chiefly these:
That You c2rnot write or read: are not n
safe accountant; not delivering letters when
called fnr, delivering letters frequently 10 per-
sons for whom they were not intended: fail to
send letters and Packages by mai! i'll proper
time sending uif tie mail without putting I'M"
it letters 'r packets that hal been lodged
at YOUR Office. reverse the destination of letters.
and send them back to the places whence they
came: have not sense enough to discover the
error after the letters have been repeatedly re-
turnc,i; make frequent gross mistakes in the
bills forwarded to other offices; opened plkaHe
addressed to other pnsr-oiliccS: when mail i
called FOR hy ncigLborins postmaster, hand
ing out any. right or wrong ,iiSnbc" the regu-
lati"n respecting dead newspapers; approrri-
ate half dozen nf them to your own Use for
:.vo or three wears and resort 10 tie miserable
speculation of selling them for wrapping pa
per- ill NJ n circulating library with peripdi-
ca! works obtained in this way: ere uncouth in
your behavior cdious tn the populations; heap
error upon error, and avail yourself of these
errors in order to Surpant your cmployer, have
bccn tried by the vicinitp and found wanting:
and, 10 sum up, they charge you with wan, of
principle and capacity Respectfully.
JONI McLEAS
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

S22.OOO.O OO,OO9


REToRT CoURTEoUs.-Roger Sherman's re-
tort upon Randolph is une of the wi;tIcism
that will not die. Roger Sherman YVES a repre-
sentative i'll Congress from Connecticut his
business in early life had been that Of making
shoes. john Randolph, who had Indian blood
IN him, rose. and with his usual sound, said-
Il would like to know what the gentleman did
with lis leather apron before he st out for
Washington" Mr.. Sherman replied imtat-
ing the same squeak i cut it up. sir, to
make moccasins for tie descendants Of Pocahon-
tas."
A RESPONSIBLE Nori Of Bussels, raises
lis voice III favor of the proposition OF President
Buchanan to Queen Victoria, 70 declare the
perpetual neutrality of the Atlantic telegraph
The London Morning Post does the sa me thing,
but with tire important restriction not intended
by Mr.. Buchanan, that it bc neutral only for
the governments of the two powers who own
it.
Scorr Ci.rps IN NAssAcHusErrs-
Boston Post gravely asserts that movement
Is on foot for the organization Of political clubs
in various locations for bringing forward Gene
raj Windtcid Scott a. 4 candidate for the
Presidency in 1860 !: is stated that ample
funds ard provided, and that it Is the intention
to run him as the peoples candidate.
AcauIrrAL or SHOOTING SEpUcER.-Henry
! w Bu=yer, examined on the charge of killing
james Mcdowell, Sr., was acquitted by the ex-
aiming court on the I6sn instant. There was
loud applause IN the courtroom upon the an
nounc-inen, 81 fine decision. IL Will lie recol
lecied that NcDonneil, VINO was man Of IA iiy,
was charged 10y Bowen with seiacImg and ao-
Quoting his daughter 10 Baltimore while in q
weak mental state. Mcdowell was the presi-
den, of tie Fincesile Bank. and 4 man of infu-
ence aud previous good reputation. He declared
his innocence after being shot, but siII! the evI
dence was positive against him.
The following statistics show the number Of
slaves connected with the different churches in
the SoIi..:
Connected with the Methodist church
Sputh are. ooo, 900
Methulist, North; Virginia and Mary
land, 1900
Missionary and Hard Shell Baptists $4,000
Old SchUsJl fresbyteTanS, $4,000
New Sehool PresbyteriAi,s. isnpposed,l 5000
Cumberland Pre~byterians, 10000
Prote>tan. EplSc 'lAiiaiis, 1000
c. ,pbellites or Christian Church, 10000
All other sects combined, 10000
| Total coIorea membership Soath, 47sJooG
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
I. 7 NJ 3 E r.

q A. SIMMS G. co. have now on hand
"a large quantity of 40. Shingles com.
mon Cuttings g. Iienlock Fencing.
Sept 3O'h 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
CHAP V.

ode" shriekei GenSulp huS, as he twirled
the fearful instrument above their heads; bat
alas, in its swift descent it came in contact
with Baron dc B'oscy's pipe. and glancng
a. right angles, Glove a>undcr the massive
door leading 10 the Royal Menagere! Brim-
stone and torpc'iocs! thundered GeEgulphuS
but he was too Late Ere he could again
raise the huge weapon. fierce dcmouiacaI
howl rau through the rooms, AMI the next
moment an Infatuated grizzly Goldfish ran
madly forth from the demolished door and
buried its deadly iangs in tie seat Of TIE
mighty Grr. gulphus' inexprcssibles! He Ut
tered u sharp cry Of pau-made one dcs-
perate effort to shake off the monster-ald
then fell - the floor a. dead as JuueLug in
January.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
Bobtail's Great Prize Story:
THE DOOM Ed II ON ARCH;
Or, the Fiend Goldfish.
CHAPTER !.
~ Z. <. BoBTAfL.

CHAPTER /.
II was night nowhere, and nowhere Was a
dark Is n bottle Of ink in a barrel Of pitch
at the bottom of a well, and forty-four
thousand times darker than tire concentrated
darkness Of forty Thousand midnights, when
upon throne # petrifei turtle soup. stood
the mighty GengulpLus. monarch Of the Fe
70 ii FUN Islands. eating slice Of butter
Ell beeSwax. occasionally we'ting his lips by
drinking tluidical wrought iron sher, anchors.
tuke foremost
Around hi:n stond eiglty-two thousand
nine hundred and eiglity->cven ard a hall
C,uTiers:.
Bring forth the whang,ioo,lls and place
1t on the hewgdg." cxcL,inIed lie in u terrific
voice, 1T the same time cutting off a cour-
tiers head with the sharp edge Of an illu-
minated cctto:. bale.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

Glicutihc American
PROSPECTUS.

II y =
Volume Fourteen begins Sept. II, 1855,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

Mechanics, Mre,,ors, Manufactures, and
Farmers.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
CHAPTER II.

Tie whangdooile WAS placed upcu the
hewSa:--but before we go further, let us take
glance at the political state Of America at
tine time our story opens. We were iHvolv-
ed III war with Mexico, and Gen. Scott
was Carrying ctr victorious tag through the
halls Of the Monte losers. General Washing
ton, Commanding the home army had formed
= junction with Christopher Columbus a.
Eauvoo. and defeated the combined forces ri
England, France AID HiEdy>s;.n in a SAN
culinary retreat on Bungt"wr! heights. john
Z. Fremont, President Of the Cui.cI States,
had appointed Jancs buchanan Governor OF
Cape CD; aud Napoleon E.mapa~,e. a. May
or Of Bunker Hill, assisted by Lieutenant
General Barner o Twi@gcr, Of Ireland, was
preparing f"r descent upon tories At Ccrro
G"rdp while DR.. Jane. L. S. Surgeon. was
Constructing strong fort NJ Cairo, armed with
cl.n-pump and one hundred Of his Carmi-
native Basaln
Under these tremendous circumstances, no
wonder the men aI'i won,-il Of the nineteenth
century were highly intellectual, aud, general
ly Speaking, born when they were Young.
Turn we again to our story.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

The whanglo'r!lc was placed upon the
howEag. Dis.nav and terror sat upon the
c'untcnances of the nobility. Lord DE
Mona invo!untariy clutched the Prince Blow
hushL's coat tail, and the Countess oil Fizfum
disappeared hy>tcrically within her hoops,
willie the b Id Cpu;.t lie Scratch, hitherto the
brave>t of the brave, threw himself at the
foot OF tie throne. and elevated one leg as a
signal Of the distress, But the mighty Gem
guphus WAS Tnmovc!. Drawing a gol,leu
wire safety fuse from his bosu,n. he was IN
the act of attaching one end OF it to th,
whangioollc when-Oh. horror Of horrors.
he bchcld in one Corner OF the room his beloved
Se!leh located III the arms of Fec title Swash
BoSky, Envoy Extraordinary from the Isle Of
Wight!
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

Specimen copies sen, gratnitouSly for in
Specnun. Southern ana Western money, or
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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
CHAPTER ".

To say Gencu|phus was angry would he
but indifferent statement ot the truth. He
was in 4 rage. lie Conduit contain himself.
and consequently boiled over in torrents TIA;
formed pud,!Ies of wrath at his feet lie
loaned, raved, rippul and tore. stamped,
rolled, kicked, and reared At last Selling Il
hattering ram by the horns, he made furious
push at the guilty pair.
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government can move on without their supervl-
sion or assistance, they may be sure that the
machine will accommodate them, but they must
not be surprised if it moves in a somewhat I'M
satisfactory direction. If good men and true,
who have no interest in government, except that
of being well governed will surrender the reins
to anybody who will save them the trouble of
driving, they must make up their minds that the
end of the journey may not be exactly that at
which they desire to be landed. 1t is a favorite
flourish of the Stump, that 'the price of liberty
is eternal vigilance'-and although we are not
prepared to adopt the principle to the extent of
requiring that every man should pass his life in a
political Matchbox, or be perpetuay keeping late
hours on the ramparts of freedom-we, neverthe-
less, hold it to be self evident that unless good
men will bear their part in the responsibilities,
labors, and duties of citizenship, well as in its
honors and advantages, corruption, demoralza-
ton, and bad government must be the inevitable
result.
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From the Wbeelin1 Times and Gozetfe

-, From The Wheeling Times and Gdzete.l
THOUGH ITMAY SEEM STRANGE to many who
have not seen it, yet there is doubt Of the fact that
Prof Woods Hair Restorative will change grey its
original color and cause grow heads entirely
AMI ny few applications keep it from falling off. There
was time when persons who had lost their hair were
compelled to wear wigs go bald, but since the advent
Of Prof Woods Tonc there is longer any necessity
wigs q hairs.
CAUTION. Beware of worthless limitations as several
are already in the market called by different Use
none unless the words professor Woodss Hair Resora-
tive, Depot, ST. Louis, No. and New York blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
john C. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store.
n12-2w 81 and 80 Baltimore street.
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j. b. T. PHELPS has just received hand
some assortment of Black and Coored RIBBED BEAVER
CLOTHS for Ladies' Cloaks Also has hand large and
well assorted stock of Cloths Cassimers and vestings
He also will make up CLOTHING of every description
Call and him No. 10Y Baltimore street. adjoining
Sun Iron Building J. B. T. PHELPS, successor to J. W
Richardson Co. n1O-tf
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Ep MERCANTILE LIBRARY A
w CITATION.
COTTRSE OF ECTITREC


The Board of Directors beg leave announce that the
arrangements for the COURSE OF TEN LECTURES to be
delivered during the coming winter nearly completed
The following named gentlemen have been engaged:
BAYARD TAYLOR, Esq, of New York (opening lee
turel
REV. HENRY GILES, of Bucksport Me-
RALPH WALDO EMERSON, ESQ. Of Concord Mass
REV. E. H. CHAPLIN D. D., of New York
HERMAN MELVILLE ESQ., of Pittsfeld Mss.
TEACKLE LIS, Esq, of Baltimore.
REV. 7. STAR KING, D. D., of Boston.
The Others will be announced in a DAYS. The Lee
lures win be held in the UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, cor
of Calvert and Pleasant ss far as practicable
on TU ESDAY EVENINGS
TICKETS will be ready at the Rooms for distribution
and after the 18th inst Members have subscribed
Will please call upon the Librarian and receive them
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOK will be kept open at the
Rooms until the 10th inst for Active and Honorary Mem
bers, after which date tickets will be sold public
until enough shall be taken to fill the Church. when the
sale will be stopped. GEO. A. POPE
nl3 st President
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r. 2. BAYlEY.

No. 6HANovER ST. NEAR BALTIMORE ST.,
Has just opened fine stock of China Glass and Queens
ware, SILVER PLATED WARE, CAsTORS, FINE CUT
LERY, &C., which he intends selling CHEAP for Cash
Persons about buying would do well call No HAN
OVER ST. n16tf
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A NEW STYLE MACHINE,

A NEW STYLE MACHINE,
PRICE $50.
1t is no longer questioned that these Machines are the
best in use for family sewing They
Hem, FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
in the most superior manner, and the only machines
in the market that well and simply made that they
be into families with other instructions than
are contained in circular which accompanies each ma
chine, and from which
CHILD OF TEN YEARS
may readily learn how them and keep them in or
der. They make upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES A MINUTE,
and will do the sewing of family cheaper than seam
stress can do it, even if she works the rate of
ONE CENT HOUR.
Is there husband father or brother in the United
States who would permit the drudgery of hand sewing
in his family, when GROVER BAKER MACHINE will do
it better expedtousy and cheaper than can
ly be done by hand?
Offices of exhibition and sale:-137 Baltimore street.
Baltimore 495 Broadway, New York.
SAgencies in all the principal cities and towns the
United States.
S-Send for Circular. Milf
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III A K X | h ID 9,

On the 9th instant, at Emanuel Church, by Rev Fl. v
D. Johns FRANK H. LARNED, I. s. A., to HELEN
daughter of James Murray, of this city.
On the 11th instant by Rev Henry Ebert WATSON
BAILEY to Miss MARTHA A. SHEAFF, all of this city
JOHN L. BUTLER to Miss OLIVIA A. GRINNELL ali of
St Mary's county.