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MARYLAND
agricultural Implement
MAN NUFACTURE ERs.

I'D Fl E undersigned would remind the Farmers
~ and Dealers in Farming Implements that
they still In the market with large assert.
ment OF Ploughs IN their almost endless variety,
best of timber and workmanship, Cultivators.
for Tobacco and Corn, Forrows, Straw Cut
ers of different patterns, Corn Shelters, in their
variety, Wheat Fans of the most anproyed kinds
Wheat Cradles, Dewy's Patent Horse Rakes,
which gave such general satisfaction last season
Agents for Many's, Hays and Mccormick .
Renping and Moving Machines.
We have added to our large variety since last
se:. son, some useful md important implements.
VIZ patent Tobacco Weedrr. patented by
Thos. A. Robertson, of Anne Arundel county,
| Md, which will do the work OF SIX nr eight
hands in the cultivation of Corn and Tobaeco.
To this We call the special atten ion OF ihe far.
mer. To new SD Plough, or Pulyerizsr,
which 10 recommended highly, we call their or-
tenIion. This Plough is differently constructed
from any other Plough in use. Instead OF n
plain surface mould. there are cutters extending
from it TO cut and break the sod INTO smell pieces
These cutters cun be removed or replaced an
pleasure. When worn, can he made new al
small cost.
Horse Powers md Thrw b .rs OF various na:-
terms can always he fou0d OF US. Among them
the Fl,z improved Horse Power and Thrasher,
Polton's Internal Geared Power and Thrzsher,
which superceeds the necessity Of the Leather
Belt.
Plough and Machine Castings By the ton or
single piece.
Forks. Spades, Shovels, Hoes. Trace Chains.
&c, &c.
Corn Mills, Corn and Cob Crusherr.
Field and Garden Seed-fresh and geruIne.
10 To aII OF the shove. we invite the at.en-
ton OF those who are in want OF any ef the abavs
named implements, and can assure them that
they will meet with prompt attention and have
al e.
We enn always be found ut the old stand, No.
$50 Pratt Stree, Wharf. Baltimore, Md.
COTrINGHAM & HARDING.
March l5, IS56.-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-06
HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

IN Circuit Court for Saint Mary's county.
L Sitting in Equity. April Is, 1888. Or
dered. That the sales reported by Geo. &.
Morgan. Trustee for The sale ot the Real Es-
tate oi W. W. ReLmon. deceased. be ratified
and confirmed. unless cause 10 the contrary
thereof lee shown or before the 2;jilG day Of
June mkt. PROVIDED, . copy OF ;lIs OF order
be inserted IN thu ST Mary's Beacon. ouce a
week IN each OF three successive weeks be-
ior~ the 2fIih day ot May next
Trustee reports the amount OF sales TO BE-
400.
JAMES +. ELAEISTOSE,
CteTx.
AprA 9. 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-06

cus Laws On those subjects sppheable % them.
or tn the business or occupation they seSerally
and respectively pursue.
Sec. Is. Anf Be Il enacted. That the act cl
January session. eighteen iTcd and fifty
six. chapter three hundred and fifly three. en-
titled, an act g. n Sc additional revenue 10 ray
tie dcJts Of the State by Increasing the rate cf
license t. ordinary keepers and traders. and all
ctl'cr ats inconsistent with the provisions Of
this al I've and they are hereby repealed.
Sc. 10 .4sd he Il ea1cteI, That this act
shall take effect Ola ard after the frSt dsy Of
May next
By Tie House of Delegates, !
March 10, 1883.
This engrusSel bill, the original Of which
passed the Iious. Of Delegates nv ayes and
noes on the sth day Of March, 1855, was this
day read and assciltcd TO.
BY order,
j. ". CLAYTON,
Chief Clerk
By the Scndi-.
March 10, 1858
This engrnssed bill, the original Of which
passed tiie Senate by ayes and noes on the 10th
day Of March, 1858. was this day read and as
seuted -.
By order.
C. HARDWOOD,
Secretary.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-06
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

IN the Circuit Court 70: ST. Mary's county,
IL in Equity. April 20. 1883. Ordered.
That the sale reported by George G. Morgan.
Trustee for the sale OF tine real estate Of Geo.
W. II =Jmon, deceased, te raiifiei and eon-
frmed, unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or eL-iore The iweniy-iiflh day of June
next. Provided, copy Uf this order BE- in
serted IN the 81. Mary Beacon once a wepk
forthree successive weeks before the twenty.
fifth day of May next.
The Trustees reports the amount OF sales
10 be S2,l45.
JAMES T. GLADSTONE, =
Clark.
Arril %, iscs-3w. go.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-06
'a1a' ant STATE 1na1 OF THOMAS H. HICKS

MARYLAND, Set:
!. William 4. Spencer, Clerk of the Court
of Appeals of Maryland, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is full and true copy of the act
Of the General Assembly Of Maryland. of which
it purports 10 lie a copy, as taken from the ori-
ginal engrosScd bill deposited in and belonging
to the Office of the Court of Appeals aforesaid
In testimony whereof l have hercunto set
- my hand as Clerk, and affixed the
! L. $. seal of the said Court of Appeals .his
49, seventeenth day of March. Ammo Do
mini eighteen hundred and fifty-eight.
WM. A. SPENCER.
Clerk Court Of Appeals Of Maryland.
April 90, 1s5s-2w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-06

Thrista dOro's Hair Ore

GthristadOro's Hair Dye
~ Within a nutshell all the merits lie,
or fChrstHdoro's never equaled Dye;
Red it makes black, to brown transforms
agrey,
And keeps the fbres always from decay.
THIS ma,chless revItalizing Halr bye still
holds its position as tie most harmless and eff
caciouS Hair Dye in the World. Prepared and
snld, wholesale and retail and applied IN ten pri-
vate rooms, at CHRlSTADORO'S, No. s Astor
House, Broadway, and by all Druggists and
Perfumers in the United States.
AGENTS at Richmond, Va, Collin Seay.
" at Petersburg, Va, Davis, Abrahams e.
Lyons.
" at Washington. D. c., Hall & Stephens.
March 18Th, lS55-3m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-06
Is 1T NOT A DYE

We suIloin few names of those who re.
commend MRS. s. 4. ALIENS WORLDS
HAIR RESTORED AND ZYLoBAI.SAM.
I'M. Prest. Eaton, of Union University !:
''Fhe falling Of hair ceased. and my grey locks
changed TO original color" Rev c. A. Buck.
bee, Treas Am. Bible Union, ". ": al
chcerfully add my testimony" Rev. Fl. V.
Dogen, Ed. Guide to Holiness Boston
1--WE can testify to It's effects. Rev. E.. r.
Fairchlld, Cor. Sec. Chr Union, n. Y: "Used
IN my family with beneficial Effects Rev. 4
Webster, " Ch' Era," Boston: .-S,nce using
your preparations, am neither bald or gray as
heretofore" Rev. JAS. II. Cor6eII. Cor. S G.,
etc, n. Y: " II mas restored the hair Of one Of
my family 10 its original color, and stopped i,s
falling out, }" etc. C. c. We can quote from M.
meTous others of like standing in Europe and
America. but for further information send for
circular TO
MRS. q. A. ALIENS
WORLDS HAIR RESTORER DEPOT,
NO. 355 BrOomc.st., ". ",
1FSOLD EVERY UHERE
March 18Th. lS5s-5m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-06

nR. SAM'L E. SPALDING having 10
es,ed himself at Leonard Town, Md, re-
sUeclfuIly tenders hiS professional services to
bis friends and the public.
ApriI %, lS5S-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-06

suppress the Incense SO taken ont.
Sec. 10. fad be il enacted, That any person
or persons making oath or affirmation under nnv
Of the provisions of this sc', who shall wilfulIy
and knowingly swear falsely in such oath or af-
trmatiOn shall lie guilty OF perjury and liable %
the penalty of the same.
Sec. IL. Ia be il emaeied, That in anv rrose-
cution for violation OF any Of the provisions
OF the net, the costs Of prosecution shall be deem
ed and taken as part of the penalty, and one
halt of the hne snail be paid to the inform.r. who
ls hereby made n competent witness, and IL shall
he the duty of the Grand Jury to endorse on the
back of the indictment the name ofinformer.
Sec. IL. .7nd Be Il enacted, That all licenses
granted under the provisions of this act shall ex
pire on the first day of May next ensuing the
granting thereof.
Sec. Is. lind be IL snucted, Th., any ,.r.or -
persons, body OF bodies corporate, commepcins
any business requiring license under the nro-
visions OF this act m any month of the year shall
be entitled to and may obtain license or licenses
from the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of his conn.
~, or from the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Baltimore, as the case may be on paw
ing therefor n raieabie allowance
Sec. II. find Be IL enGeted, That all persnns
having heretofore obtained license from this
State TO use and carry on any of the several
branches ofbusiness in this set nep,ioped which
license shall no; have expired. nrrv continue
such business under sad unexpirsd license un
III the expiration thereof, after which expiration,
and not before, they and all Of them shall be-
come subject 10 the provisions Of this act. and
NIL persons heretofore required purcha. Of the
Ssate license 10 exercise or carry on any Branch
OF business or pursuit for which no provision ;s
made m this law. nor any new rate. of charge
for such license fixed herein, ahah be end re-
"A'n subject TO TIA rs:ss and provisions Of p,esi.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-06
PUBLIC SALE.

EpY virtue Of authority from the Orphans
- Court of Saint Mary'S County, the un
Gersigned, as administrator of VIM. A. Cart
wright. late Of said county, deceased, will sci
at Public Sale. on
Thursday. The 18th day cf May neat.
At the late residence of saiG VIM. A. Cart
wright, near the village OF Charlotte Hall
b-tween the hours Of 10 a. M, aud p. III
all the personal property Of said VIM. A
Cartwright. consisting Of
HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE
STOCK OF HORSES AND COWS,
and many other ARTICLES, too tedious to enum
crate. Also, two NEGRO BOYS. Wesley
and Peter, aged 10 and IA.
TERMS OF SALE.-For all sums o
five dollars and under. the cash will be re.
quirei. On all sums above five dollars, a
credit OF six months will be given the pur
chaser giving bond with approved security,
bearing interest frouI the day Of sale.
For the Servants, the cash will he required
or an accepted draft on some responsible
house in Baltimore.
JOHN r. CARTWRIGHT,
Administrator OF w. A. Cartwright.
April Is, 1856.
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STOCK.


U sheruush bred Durhau Bun. DAvY
OeOCED1f, sno~ kept fur tho benefs u. those
VINO vsh to svah ihemssaves Of hs ssrviees, q ,.
= CanDonss sssbie-, Wsst D. enpoit.
Oash-E5f ovaoAun cows. y. for grode,
o. pert bred, slO, ,or thorouso prei cow so.
DIScRPTIoN Ebay Crockett" 10 a ee~p red,
wAe casss on tho 2tt0 q March. ISIS, bred by
JsovA r eror Of Clark c.auty, Ohlo. H. Is zoe, OF the
dnss, short horned Durnsm Bul . OF b . sge In the
ia o, or IN gDgisnd. See Lis Prdisreee, No. l42S,
Vol. 8 American herd .ok.
PxpIoaEE ", C,ock-tt'' was got BY Import
- At6~rm4n, z64 III "a you.g vir. inis, BY WHIST
tan Hs :, Lady Of tne Lake by Imported keformer
lEO5i Roe u sharon ny b wider. ll70sl HID RISE
0race Tsii,1 nd Roe LIS b. Yarbos oueh I70ol
Amsri-n G y BY fasoriie t212l by Prince 1881, :
b. Fobj mbe [2f3 " II -bbsak lSie,I " jane.
Browns he'd "a ISL
For further Particulars figure at Carmen and
Pteuch's Mills, est DayeDl ort.
Afser cevoring . large sort ON Of my time for tn
past SIX yenrs, pairing -. ! her tr uble u exlen-e TO
obtain me b-rt moro Oh red 8 ccA tn Il co III b.
10 tnis 4ountry Or IN M ope,I am happy to .tate
that | eau justly rec mmea1 IN Of tn Dest young
IN r gh bre Stsiions III the W. ~, VI II the beet
ssmmoth Jsck, and I ported thoroush-brei D.T
ham Bulls, and .. sod . Heref,ru Bull 10 Eugi nd
ever yrofu 20, an ,ll-fne, bull, and sun Tx h.g-
The seryic { OF ali thee amin are within HE
reach Ut every person who ws-es TO impr> We hen
took. T IL is ,Ne J In 20 'aat pfauch u az ,i;u.-
turel interests, ana ought b. ever, WI ere . ROM
,uent one although IL hN here or " been too mu. h
xegrtete. o. tn Farms ~ Iywa who h.ve nnI psIi
-urfc eut attenti n 80 the pr EirctlUn OF pure hi-a
bre animals. Its l. Nm va lac, larsiena |,
among he growers o. fin STOCK III Engian :, tha,
TO tie best lie stould De- q pnr. borough b I'd ami
mai a. the, Offspring u n siie " tile oppoait cDaroc eI
| invar abb how III deie Is " An imp iect pedigree,
Another fact equally - abb b d although il u ~
al pear ct ange 10 som Is that the oil pTing n
ou n ~ pusses he di-tiLctive traits Of characur-
which q 4 Impregna I'd tie Jan. Thee, AID mai.y
eaua y imp z Aul facts r nitr II ~ The first n CO
,ity TO obtain troroHg -btei animals, Tor the i'm
pro ement.o Of o STOCK OF all kind
The ,usse, iber as, aud will keep constantly OF
hand for sale thoroughbred sto 4.
apr9d&w3m n. CANNON.
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HAVE 10 IT r and Z r sale The try " s.1k a.
4 6"d ~ this Inc, In the = ste NJ tors ~.
1t al the v I sti~~ % TINA Ekdss M EcvtA-
en- v are, yrih " Rocki Tbsm wa, lis. at-i
a d britannia vac ,oh' milan B.aeiui sud An r
ran Gl1tswar" solar and Flu & L. mp CT 10 Ira.
vi AID 10, Lam sicks, Chm. eys and Go ~.
iooxinr Ola . = and l. obi = is : tp ~ MI
oth~r artlc e. usually k"p IN ihi- line
Yeckcry-Contlsfs Of NV rro t10e s,es syd
ca * impo. tel direct fro the 20 teri ~ Ly rpnei
rhich enabi- mr. 70 beiI m 20, d. 20 pr .a.t il ..
than airy other "eslev IN the u NJ
Fserch poSee lain - h veJu-t ', ceivrd a W. y
large stock VI wh 1. ant z ID and On IA dir c . sm
Lam g .. F'sLce Aysr.ng s.Bt " u IN MT u.
feciuseYs are surh that ] rec i've ns q lut b. b Al
3 adj u = DDS o. b --latest IN most . . .scn,i ..
I'D band and de orator 'es t-isa uosth m
eight TO ~ nts i've dol a . dinner sets md III. :
. ttlrs Ut oil prices.
Silver Pia I'd Wave-I hsve i-,. e~,v,d =
very Ia re s'Ut Of Plat d 30 cs OF r.sei =, mi h =
Cos nsase. al s1 d. are vayganfe~ 4 q ~. n ~
the best quality o white E,t u Viii h-sL Nj am.
cuEty b. distinguishes from INV r.
Locking 0laAses.-I have a js,rey an n,i,v
than has ever bsf re teen ID. red ,oY s.te n. Ia
ace. Knives, forks a.d waite tof ever, qnsIry
ara size. u act eve ~ ing q. D a.. INN ,has
line Of business can b. hsd b, calling 1t > .. 10 Le
Claire Bt ck.
Dsy6d&vtf O.. r vrRn
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tshnsbs1 = - Ges1s 4 Iswa, us6ss
The name, Asn ssd styls a Gsimaa'
Norrh, Sell, Psttse, Aosiarty, seose'
+ Co, and ws shall costume 70 sdves'
sise grataitously for them % long .
they continue in business. In another
column will be found . reference to
,ome oftheir~ transactions, which reflect
great credit upon the party which pls-
! ced them in power.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
THE NEWS.

We hear from Monmouth, Wayne
Co, that on Friday, while it was SO
fue and dry here, that village was
visited by q very heavy rain storm. A
strange feature Of this affair is that
some one prognosticated that Nom
mouth, on the 25th IN T., would be WIS.,
tied BY . storm that would be ss seri-
ous 10 effects as that which did 20
much damage at EIiiston, and when
the good folks Of Monmouth saw q
black and portentous clond hanging
' . the village they became frighten-
Cd, and not = few Of them were dread
fully afraid Of the realization Of the
prophecy.
We hear also that the fields in the
vicinity Of Galesburg are submerged by
heavy rains.
A man WAS found on Friday, be-
tween eleven and twelve o'clock A. NJ,
on the north side Of Chicago, under
very mysterious circumstances. He
wss lyil z in . boat, drawn up on the
bsach . little north of the per. He
had upon his arm two very severe cuts,
one just below the shoulder, AID the
other . little above the elbow. Tie
lat was the most severe aud reached
the bone, which was shattered by the
blow. de Wa very faint from loss Of
blood, and was either unable or uuwill-
inc 70 tell much about himself, or how
10 came in his present condition. He
says th { the wounds were given hun
shout two O'Clock in the morning ; bu,
ppdse What circumstances he seemed
unwdliag q tell, further than it w
Doe inafght and thxt he had lam
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
Republican Population Grimes, Morris,
Sells, Pattee, Morlarty, Stone d Co.

In our issue of yesterday, We pub
lished the report Of the Committee ap-
pointed by the Senate to examine into
the affairs of the State Treasury under
the charge Of M. L. Morris, showing
most conclusively that somebody had
been specializing with the funds Of the
State. One hundred and ten thousand
dollars Of the peoples money was mis-
sing from the Treasury of the State,
and all the explanation which could be
given by the republican State officer
who had charge Of the purse strings,
was, that he had, as the committee re-
ports, wihout aathority Of iaw, placed
a part Of it with various private bank
ing houses, about the responsibility Of
which no one knows anything. State
warrants to the amount Of over forty
thousand dollars, were ont in the hands
of the creditors of the State, continual
~ accommodating interest at the rate OF
eight per cent, while the money with
which they should have been paid,
was, without authority Of law, deposit
ted with different bankers in different
parts Of the State, by this high mind
ed aud honest republican officer. The
Gazette Of yesterday in attempting to
defend the conduct of this republican
operator in the funds of the State, tri-
umphantly, upon its own authority, de-
clares in italics, that "Morr1s does not
this day owe the State one dollar"
The declaration Of the Gazette is care
fully worded; but if it intends to con.
vey the impression that this missing
sum of one hundred and ten thousand
dollars, has been replaced in the Treas
ury Of the State from which it should
never should have been taken, We have
simply to say, that We have very strong
reasons for believing that it was moi
so q few days since, and is not 20, now,
But even if ct this late hour the funds
have been diegorged by the banking
friends Of Martin L. Morris and are
now 10 the Treasury Of the State, in.
terest at the rate Of eight per cent has,
during several months, bsen running
up, upon q debt Of over forty thousand
dollars aud for that amount the Treas.
urer Who, without authority, Of law de-
posted the money Of the State, where
1t could not be reached to take up the
warrants. is both morally and legally
responsible. A branch of the well
known firm Of Greedy, Weed, Webt,
Mstssson, Bank, 4 Co, has BEEN q,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
FTou the tate Jouvn.l, June 10 HI
More about the Republican Treasury
Plundes ers.
FORGET LAWS. TREASURY ~s1EALINGs, DC.

In our previous articles exposing the cor
ruptions and imbecilitv Of our State admin
istrstion, we have been confined to the rOu
tine of the official report" We nov rro-
pose taking a raking fire at the quarantine
hulk Of the fever-foul Black RepubIicsnism.
We shall take W items as they may promis
cuously come uppermoet.
1t will be remembered that Senators Cook
and Patterson were appointed a Special
Committee to examine into the affairs IF the
offices Of the Treasurer and Auditor. They
lab"red diligently through several weeks
Of the session, and towards the close made .
final report 10 which they demonstrated the
impossiLility Of ferreti,g out all the frauds
and populations direct y and indirectly per
petrated by aud through those Officer. and
90 they recommended . reference of the
subject to = Corruption Committee to cit
during the summer.
The committee divided the labor, Mr..
Cook reporting on the Treasury matter, and
Mr.. Patterson on the Auditors affairs. The
former We published last week That about
the State Auditor, We could not procr RI. .
copy Of, but in substance it was to this ef-
fest:
Large amounts of claims had been audited
aud paid, without authority Of law. We
cannot now recapitnlate the Items. but there
was an illegal allowance of $1,000 TO Mori-
arty, State Printer. Some $500 had been
allowed one DR.. Stone, for salary - bogus
superintendent Of Public Instruction. $3.50
drawn by E Sells, for services ~ Acting
Governor, while Grimes wa stumping 10
Illinois. $500 to John t'attee, for travelling
expenses TO New York to buy carpsting for
the new Capitol This item includes the
family pleasure trip, their board bill and
DOctOrs fses ct the Water Cure Establish.
ment, and 10 exclusive Of the Brussels, In
grain and Oil Cloth Carpets used In the
Auditors house,
These are merely . sample of the lot.
with The residue Of which We have NO i'm
mediate concern. Yet there 10 . further
itsm about this report Of senator Patterson
which is not 20 east y disposed OF. The
committee attached to their report . joint
resolution TO the effect that the books Of the
Auditor and Treasurer should be examined
BY q special commission, to be appointed by
the Governor, composed Of "eompstsnt &C.
c~Ountants."
The joint resolution provided that thu
special commission should b clothed With
foil power to call for ..penons and papers.
They we're % be empowered With the
authority p examine every County Trsas-
ursr In b sStste, and every man who bad
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mount Ida FsIns lie Cole &C.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

TIE SUNNI 7 Session {. hi ~Ttst,u'f n tommsn-
i es IA Monday, N ) 81, S &. II 10 ali "a u
ms In tHti n 't seu' tai B.a ihut : yLr ~ u
moral a mos here btbtD ity ma b 81 q , ne v.
rs not ht"ii'd q, it - = ougb,, ~ 4 oi sny u.ilsr
Ia tiuiion ~ tn IiioI. TIT hfiid visa u an
ta" b nix coffee situated N y b%,autifL4 en- n~ntr.
(overlooslt x he Fs hfr W -ir = aud Tv b ca
Re OF The West > nd T. ~ " b'nt NJ ID 10 % the
M ~ apptoyrd styie o'es tel Co ger. r S,,slon
hp IN hay" te.a nifelN "a, - And ,uIi 6 wth
III best -ttl"- o DO tuH furniiurr tisp alS ar
rang d, anu the tire ON "a Gus a ,o,s / a,, b n
neat ) pager. q. painted ca ed nd Z ins,.o ~th
ne ani rlrsani Iia s Sc Tor tn acc mmodAiion
Il tie mnsirsl and "rnsD IA al sp rim'tt " o Ai-
dripDs Pro --s.r. vii bc a., % Io he ! scn a
lady and gent NJ u. late fTroJ r mel q Al g- y
Y TIE opiirg DEPARTMENT will act, mm dAi q
pres al, between scvent, Gy. ~, d,neiu IN ,,.urR
lad ~, md wIlb under the ut erslsi IA 1 u r g
'dcnt AM hi, Ltdy spd pst Mt may 4 srn.d
lhHt no paifb Will De pace, moi onIl IT. IT, /. .
scholar hip and standing iui the la n n q en-
fort 81 their d uvht r. This ms a. u e,sr.w
PLACID u der ausi ice or The 'Monbi Ia c il..e
tgsHcistion, :" nd rco t-rsi.d vi h b-IIgt.. t,l-
lesiaf = " ~ fLi an { Tmal / i on as, ,uB en- ng
a3p'o, ri.t LIT airy De. r e. ~iIb waro q q
iLoes yIng iadies ~ho Compete thu y u.d
CDursc OF tGfy Fxpens wal b rduesd a ms 4
{ e tim . Stnde Il viii be receive Of en-, inc n
ring the nrst bslf Of tie s.ssioD
m,s1n kEv n \ r0 HR.
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F.. B. AbbOtlsS
Machine and J0boiDg Shep.

MANUFACTURERS ~
Custls Patent OsciltattDg Engine Force
pump.
TVHIe 10 % dcuh Z acting for e end enckt'on pump,
and Is more re Dig conseT,ed into . she Engine
than anv other p mp o. 10 Sc.
II has no Pinngsr.,- and il not : 70 arv pump
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01

Ma. BucuANAN.-The Washington CORES.
pendent Of Forney's Pre-" writes thus
touching the fidelity to duty Of President
Buchanan
Mr.. Buchanan is not we'll, but the fatigue
will soon pass off. He has labored with
immense assiduity and care. The truth Is
the President Is he working man of lis ad
ministration lie oversees everything
He intends to do his duty and he does it,
There is not a member Of his cabinet who
does half his daily labor. He rises early
and works late. | cannot but express the
hope that he lnay live + r many years
he President viii spend a few weeks at
Bedford Springs.
In MIR. Buchanan the nation has q man
who is his own President. 1t ia no worder
that his health shou'd lie imperilled by his
great laLOrs. A few weeks at Bedford
springs amid the cool air of the nj untains,
will. we trust. restore him to his wonted
vigor. Bedford has been for years MIR. Blu
chanan's favorite ummer resort,