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Il f FE r E y CES i.

REFEREN Noes.
Rev. r. FULLER. D. D., Baltimore.
1" J. &. MoCABE,
DIR. ARMSTRONG, Norfolk, Va.
DR.. WM. VAUGHAN, Hampton, Va.
Rev. 7. p. JONES, Norfolk, Va
FRANKLIN WILSON, Baltimore.
J. y. BROWN. -. D.. Philadelphia, Pa.
DANL CUMMING, VIen5a, Dorchester
County, Md.
Mr.. w Fl. RYAN. Baltimore.
Rev. y. SHAVER, Richmond, Va.
{" Dire. HOWELL, Nashville, Tenn
II. MANLY, JUSR.. Richmond, Va.
DR.. JETER, Richmond, Va.
DR.. PLUMER, Allegheny, Pa.
HAMILTON EASTER, Esq, Baltimore.
DR.. SEMPLE, Hampton. Va.
Rev. G. F. ADAMS, Baltimore.
E.Y. REESE, Baltimore.
Aug. 26rh, l555-lm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
.fTKEV"S
AUTOM N~ON OR SELF-RAKING
REAPER AND MOWER.

THE greatest Labor Saving MACHINE
81 ever invented.
The only machine with which ONE POY
can cut grain alone and rake II ready inr oind-
ing. THIS Reaper and Mower stands without
anVal wherever used. The following refer
sUees are appended to satisfy the IA mrrs Of
So. Mary's IhsF the ''Sself Raking Reaper" is
what Il is represented 60 he: J. I. Blackstone.
e. e. SpaldIng. Thomas Eiehb. Jno. Fl. Tho
mas. Planters can obtain this Machine BY
early application to the Agent.
J. ". J. MOORE,
Agent for ST. MAYS COUNTY.
AZ LconorG Town, Nj
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

Noble Young, NJ. D., Professor Of Tl"or!
and practice OF Medicine and Preside nt Of
the Faculty.
J. NJ. Suyder. VI. D.. Professor OF Obstetrics
AMI the Diseases Of Women and Children
Johnson E.Iici, NJ. d.. Professor OF Anatomy.
James T.. Morgan, NJ. D., Professor Oi Med
zeal Jurisprudence and Hygiene.
Charles II. Leibermann, Nj. d., Professor OF
Surgery (and Treasurer.)
Benjamin +. Craig. NJ. D.. Professor OF
Chemistry and Of Physiology.
George {. Shglier. NJ. d., Professor OF Ma
terra MeGlca and Therapeutics,
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
LAST NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

LAST NOTICE TO DEBTORS
TANHE undersigned would respectfully and
earnestly ASK all persons indebted 10 him,
or to the firm OF Joseph Morgan & 60, on
open account or otherwise 10 come forward
and settle their Indebtedness wijIcut further
delay. Should this notice he dlsrrgaTded. II
is his intention To place his accounts II the
hands OF r. F. Spalding for collection, and
he sincerely hopes that persons who owe
him will save him the unpleasant task and
themselves the expense. Of collecting the
debts due him by resort 20 the law.
JOSEPH MORG An,
Leonard Town.
April LIST. ls58-tC.
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tn THE PURLlci

a REPOGr having nhfained currency
~ ,..,,. ami ei>rygn..rc. t:4aI 1 save sold
tn.: :. asI..l.--yH E-t-t, llv b, q Oi tails no
ticr i t. s,a,e inaI ,Ae fePC.t - euI.ely "lih-
OCT 'oundaiiOn.
avail myself of this opportunity TO INFORM
nv friends ard the pubic that avn prepared
TO accommOdaIe them. aud solicit cOEunu-
ance OF their laVOTs.
J.. W. J. MOORE.
Leonard Town.
April 20. 1857.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
REQUISITES FOR GRADUATION
FEES, Sc.


Tie candidate for the degree Of Doctor o!
Medicine MIST be twenty-Une years oi age,
Of good neral character. have applied himself
io- .hree years TO the siudy OF Medicine. and
have attended two ful! courses 81: lectures. the
last one Of which shall have been AT thS In
stitutIon ; also one course Of Practical Anat-
omy.
81 the time of application, he must pay to
the Dean ci the Faculty the Diploma tee
also present an original Thesis On som" men
Ca. subject, aud nall undergo n s.stis actor
examination. Should the candidate not pas
the Zee and essay Will be returned 10 him.
The Zee for the Full Course IS 5000
Naturalization (paid only onCe) 800
Demonstrators Ticket, 1850
Graduation -J.'o
The expenses of living in Washington are
as moderate as in any other civ in the Union.
For further information. address
JOHNSON ELIOT. NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty,
No. 495 Seventh Street, West.
April 18th, l65S-Gmos.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
FOR SHERIFF

=. THOMPSON YATES. grateful 10 his
friend, and the p"bhc fer the liberal support
he rac.ivod a; the ate election, presents him
~ ag.in - \ candidate fur Sheriff in 1859
an respectfully ,,..clts their sufr:ges.
Nov. -, 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
"AVING TAKEN ROOM
- no. l22 DUGAN'S WHARF,
Up stars, for tho purpose Of doing
General Commission Business,

ON NV OWN ACCOC@T,
And having had an experience OF six years,
feel confden, Of giving satisfaction 10 all who
may send Produce 10 my care. Wiil give
personal attention TO the inspection Of iohac-
60 and the measuring AMI weighing OF Gram.
I'LL 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-
senta to Farmers. | would most respect
fully solicit a share OF your patronage, PIedg
ing myself 10 do the best TO promote the in.
leTests of the Farmers and Planters.
IL. GOODRICH.
O. Also AgenI Tor the sale OF Pure Bran
DIES, Wines. Gin. Jamaica Spirits, Old Rye,
Whiskies, &C., of the best brands.
March %, 1853 -ly
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
BOARDING HOUSE.

TNlE undersigned, h1ving removed TO Balti
Il nor" and established frsG-clnss BOARD
ING HOUSE, nt
NO. 50 HANOVER STREET,
Tor the accommodation If permanent and transient
bnnrd"rs, respectfully invites the citizens of St
May : county, who may visit Baltimore. to "a.
trOnize his House.
JAMES RI. ALLSTAN.
May C. Is57.-f
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
TO PATRONS OF CHARLOTTE
HALL ACADEMY AND OTHERS

VENHE undersigned announces TO the pubic
u that he designs, on me Isl OF April, to
open the house recently Occupied BY DIR. Ii.
II Bean, in Charlotte Hall. Tor the reception
ri permanent and transient bOaTders. and so
licils portion Of the public patronage.
AP. Sit. THOS. MARTIN.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24

4hEChSHSp -HtHHIHt1UcFSs
Fdrmers.
HNHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has
u reached H. Fourteenth ear, and wilt
enter upon a New volume un the lIh OF
September. II Is tie only weekly publIca.
ton Of the kind uow Issued IN TINS country,
and u has very extensive circulation IN all
the States Of the n;Un. IL Is not, as some
,uIght suppose from rs ME. dry. ah>trusr
woTG on technical Sc'cnCc;- GA the contrary.
II so deal. with Ia" great events gong on IN
he - eniiil,. mechanical Ind industrial
won, $. =, Ia p'rI>c ana instruct every che.
Il III. Mechanic TT ATi.zan wishes To- know
he test EIac aiuc III u>", or how TO make any
ul>tanrc employed IN It's 5u>Inc>S-Ii the
House wife wishes 10 Ct a recipe for max
.nT a'Guud ca,ar, &".--li tie lGNchtuT wishes
t. LLuw whI; !, conn.,, "a N the way Of Im
,r.vrmrn,S IL IEr Manufacturer WISHES To
~. :, posted with lnr t,ui,.s. aud To employ
tie best iIrtites IN hi, bt.~Iny,>--ii the man
Il '.rg>,ir- auI Study WISHES T. keep himself
'aui.Ia7 with the pr,gTc,s made ~ he chem
lea, Laboratory as ~ ia" ,on>'ruclIrn Of ,clei
yyapa>. steamships. E.',lroais, reapcr., movie
~ and "a tl"u>aud other ma hIncS and APP
pIInr"~. huIh Il p"a"" ami waT-ali these
tI 'g'aiH rau De found IN the SCIESTITIr
: .fEElcN.. dad ilo' ciScTLcrc They are her
Pc ."mcd u = reliable and interesting IuTm,
adapted t" the comprehension OF minds I'M
banned IN III" higher branches OF science
aud AIT.
TERHs :-Onc copy on" year. 81; Ore
copy. SIX months, 81 Five copies, >lA months,
81; Ten copies. SIX months. s., Ten copleS,
twelve months. So; Fifteen copies. twelve
months. 81, Invent, copies. twelve months,
Is, IA advance.
Specimen copies sent graiuitously for in.
SpecIiuu. Southern ana Western money, or
po>tag" stamps. taken for subscriptions.
o. Letters should be, directed to
MUM s Go, I2S FCLroS STREET.
NY.
CT M'a>rs. Mum & Go. are extensively
engaged IA procuring patent, for new inveIl-
tons, and wall alvI>" inventor, without
charge, ~ regard to the novelty, vi their iIn-
proyement~.
September 30tli, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
UNION HOTEL.
J. 5. MORGAN

ETAVING purchased the abor" property
4 Il the subscriber respectfully informs the
travelling public shat he IS now prepared TO
accommodate them. The Hotel will De thor
oughiy repaired and all Us rooms relurnlshed.
The persona! attention OF the subscriber VIII
he devoted to its management. and his hes;
efforts will be gwen 10 make his guests com
Portable. Ills table will be supplied witt!
whatever the market affords, aCd his Bar fur
nished with thc best Liquors and Cigars.
Ills servants VII, always b" found attentive
and accommodating. Sober and reliable
Holsters haze been employed, and the sub
scrlber will take care that his stables are not
neglected.
lie suIicits the patronage Of the former
guests Of the Houses and tina, Of the public
generally.
JOHN +. FENWICk,
Leyuari Town.
Oct. 9Th, lS5s-ti.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24

FREELAND. HALL s CO.
EEANINC; removed 10 their new and conn
z 4 modious Warehouse. No. Rl3 Pratt
street, opposite the "MALTl HOUSE"
beg leave 10 inform their customers that they
have now on hand large and general assort
ment Of G. Il . c f Il T. :, consisting in
part Of
GOVERNMENT, JAVA. LAGCE3A
AND RIO COFFEE
REFINED AND BROWN SUGARS
of every grade
GCNPOWDER. IMPERIAL. y. HY son
AND BLACK TEAS.
GOLDEN SYRUP. NEW ORLEANS
AND W. |. MOLASSE
SPERM, .7D.f.MI.NTLNE AND MOULD
CANDLES
GT1TITE, C.7STILE and BROU.N' scars.
GI-iDES IND GOSHEN BUTTER
FAMILY. EXTRA, SUPERFINE AND
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. &C. sc.
They also invite the especial attention OF
their customers tn their extensive stock 81
imported and domestic LIQUORS. which
nave been selected with the greaiesf.5r and
cannot fail 10 please.
Nov. I'D. ISj5-ti.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24

Extrnc, Of letter from Col. Geo. W. Hughes,
Of West River, Anne Arundel county, Oct 22d'
1851:
If have used your Manipulated Gunno No. j.,
on T..bacco The last season, ,rith most ercsitent
sfsei, and expect % increase my purchase of II
next Spring ior the same PURPOSE
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24


TO TOBACCO PLANTERS
KETTL~gTEHEs
Manipulated Guano!
p,orsi bu ,-,-r,- . .,Ls he best Frr.ii
.es LA",r4 Pr liz gJ,arh a,ad i.H-
prorem.,mt II q'"'itg = he 10
buo,n i.u.:.
THIs GrANo n,, Dee" .-".a lily tested
t.. --.-ra seaguns or a.! er"ra, A.'n Unit
ye.sal SUI. .ss. and can be no longer regarded
-, slireni.
No. LID. ''t'' P rFstSR..ic. Gu'no,
10 > l-3 and 2-3-IutIma,eIy inre=raied by
machinery.
We challenge Peruvian Guano, pound 70
pound, on ..rst crop, and second crop ana I'M
proyen.ent Of snll II admits cf 10 comparspn.-
For Tobaceo Il IL greatly superior, producing
much hea, Ier and richer leaf.
IN G. S. EET.
GEoRcE Fl. MoReAH,
81. My HJ'F'''S''' DIN. X. NEALE,
HEsPT SoTHoRos.
Montgomery Couaty.
&C. Dicke~son, Esq, says ''my lnoace" 10
very aIpsr.or To what have raised with Peru
vian, and its effect upon grass exceeds any thing
ever saw or gssd.''
I'm. Griffith Of same county, testihe' as fol-
lows
War Iagion,ri!.s, Jan. 3O:h, 1858.
JEo. KETTLEwELL, ESQ:
Ms dear Sir: affords me pleasure to INFORM
--nu OF the result FROM the use &: hc;!.e"eii $
MnnInul lated GuanO, Oh my corn, oats, tobacco
anI wheat crops. used II last Spring on nv
cora and oatq, SIDE By side with 4 No. PERU
Wan Guano, and say but little diiIerenF~n any
Should decide IN favor Of the Ma'''pniateu o'na-
no. For tobacco | much y'|e'er ~ ~ II yves
lie plant a much fine texture, which ~ OF
,,,,rte or IRON, ad.,l.tlge To its curing. From
the s,,i,Cac..,y results I experienced on my
Sn,,n, .l0ps, ordered 1 tons last Fail for my
,,.,.at which Mt thus tiine looks equally as pro-
rnr.n. as apv of my ne.Shbors where Peruvian
Guamo has been used. Several of my neighbors
also have tried it and are "cry much pleased with
it, results.
With the highest consideration of respect,
am very truly yours. &c,
Extract Of letter from Col. Geo. W. Hughes,
Of West River, Anne Arundel county, Oct. 22d,
1851:
II have used your Manipulated Gunno No. J.,
or T.Gacco the last season, 'rith most crcsiicnt
tfsci, aud expect - increase my purchase Of II
newt f.T I ne anne uilrtgSe.''
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTNNNT.
SESSION 1859.

CRY. coR. F L TWELFTH SIS
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
TERMS FOR TIE SCHOLASTIC YEAR.

No deduction Of bills for absence.
No pupil received for less than FIVE months.
Pupils may enter at any time. though It Is very
desirable that they should enter at the oPsnIn o
the School.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
5tieutiht American.
PROSPECTUS.
Volume FOutecn be gins Sept. IL, 1858,

Mechanics, Lareators. Manufacturers. and
FGrmers.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24

We Offer for sale on the abov" terms, AT
.uw prizes, the following articles. mostly o:
our own manufacture, ami winch we Will
Mnrrtnr rn be. of IL lest nuaLtN.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24

Specimen copies sent graluitou>ly for in.
Sprcrvn. Southern ana Western money. OF
po>iag" stamps. taken for subscriptions.
D. Letters should be. directed To
MUM * 60. l2S FULroS STREET,
, 1859-04-14
;BiuaWiaI anu Commercial.
:. MONETARY:

Wxnx1aD4Y EVENING. April L. ls;9.
There II not one single redeeming feature to
relieve the uniform dullness Of the money mar
ket No banks breaking, nc. variation in the
! rates of fmoncy-e5erything moves along in the
same dull changcless track. For all legitimate
business purposes, money is abundant. In this
wc ure in striking contrast to our ncighborB IN
some portions Of Canada as detailed in the fol
lowing paragraph from the Montreal 11itaess:
TIE accounts Of the scarcity Of money which
srnehcs us from many parts Of Western Cnnada
are distressing: Money is literally not to be had
in some localities; tic only currency being eggs
OF musk-rat skins, or some other exchangeablc
commodity. Stavcs hare been goi out to Il very
large extent in the Western purt Of the country,
Notwithstanding the wrctched prospect for send
iug them 10 market. simply because the people
could do nothing else. In the many suits that
ure taking place in some districts 1t is said the
LAWYERS cannot ercn collect their fees, let alone
the amounts sued for. Lower Canada and the
0ttawa country are, however, not nearly SO
much depressed Us the Western province.
We hnvc simply to repeat former quotations,
viz: Exchange II and very close. Bankers find
it exceedingly difficult to supply their custom
crs. Gold II. Discounts IL per cent, with an
abundance Of currency for larger operations.
Street rates nominal at @2 per cent per month
with few transactions.
, 1859-04-14

EDW ARD>SACkET,
IL t0MKISSfttT MERCHANT.
49, Lake am. III South Water strvt.
A,lyanc.,. made IA ccfs.nn!ents VIII give lbs e1c1u
evr attention the ea.e III: purchase If al kias nf rr.
&:ute, Sick. Ar.
Kr.r5 to Parker Handy Cashier Oeean ank. Now York.
H. f. s.uycr Cashier MIric l'atk thiv1.t:tf. = Hazard
H:ttulp: f. r. Tul:yr t TO-, New orleans. frS c1.6
, 1859-04-14
:. :: ! TEL :EGRAPH.


ai,sos HsHsa1se1oS, April 1s-rhe interest in tho
fhenes tagedp seems to be as dcep und intense
n eals community to-day as it was on The day Of
;; f nosaicade At Addison Place. II ID tue topic
e;,ha - heoa'e!SaRon wherever men meet, or women
Yesterday, when the woupds of Mr.. 6iekles wose -
opened 4'Iesh by the touching evidence OF Rob.
CT "alker, and xhea his emotions so COM
p'etely overpowercd him MS to rcuder his rcmo-
IN from the Court room, acctasar3, appealed in
~ 1ne most pashetie~ and eloquent manner 10 the
hearts M of oil. There was hardly dry eve in
Court ,und certainly not heart remained unnf:
.ected by IT. This scene, the confession Of the
1althless wife, and the descriptions given nf the
!' hEen1ee which Mr. Sickes suffered when the cp
palling truth forced itself upon his mind, huyc
won for him the sympathy Of the whole commu-
nifty. and hrs counsuf might, with tho utmost
confidence, submit the cxse to tie iury without
another word Of testimony OF word Of sum-
,nir9 up.
The monen1' the doors were opened this
anoEa'ng, the crowd rushed in and flied up the
spice set apart Tor the audience.
The New York illustrated naper. u.~e circulat-
ing here among the laxycrs and others, md are
making considerable amusement by the absurdi-
~ OF thc sketches and the absence of similisude
oI most Of them, and she persons aud things
represented
Shortly alter. Mr. sick1cs was conducted to
I dfs seat Hs Rppeared 10 have recovered his
~onted composarc. though bis face was marked
Eith 1oe llnes Of recent sorrow and hufering.
The counsel for the defence, Brady and Stanton,
occupied chalrs in trout of the dock and con-
rerscd With Mr. 5. occasionally.
inc names of the jurors having been called,
ana all having answered to their names, Mr. Car
iiMe proceeded 70 argue a,,aiust the iuadmissi-
ohsty q! tae confession Of Mrs. s.
y ASANGroS, April l3-1udge Crawford de-
cided tl!at he can STE no difference between eNi-
dence gv1nE TO show the innocence Of the uccus-
, 1859-04-14

New York Marker.

Ut !ELHk.tn-i NA~ iUnx. Atril Is
lsr ~ t u1 -~F State: i; tes .1frs
Hat e+ ~, fE consnd! 10 Eu4h Western ci,,>I,-
ktc.uv. -Aat7h h"u. qr!ct at asEs tn fur rstr. Ru
hour dull nj $s.;1s44s'. -''s
GEAlx-NAca. unchanged S1le. 15apo TIT 4, a, sna I.
aud sl&; fpr wtteI It,i ~,-trI; &c fE Cltis,
spriug; a!.sN FIR ~h!fr krntncky Rrr heavy s.i..
:p bu At aaAacSc: lsrry dull. sAica lt,sn Il 6.1c
Il, III quality. Corn cIry =. slss f'T ',tw Yellow .IsEer
:ttr1 :>.n.Ala p for -la lt- If wl.r %,,urn nj, II
Western s. Na,s STEADY Il, 5445c fr sa;e; ~ &c IL
We1te.n and Canadian. ....
WmakI-ri1ncr Sales 4,:o h!s at tiac hitter
price fDr cho!cc parcels,
TA,vt.Io.1-fvrs t.E Sales 400 tb!s tl61, 1or c,
s. far eld do; tl:62 for triue-.ne!udi.S
i'm l,l- eters' op:ut-a! May Ge.i.trY Ut
:i7,e: ~ b,yets option IN June II tl' 70 i1s % ~
sud Msy eliza lsref tteAdy 81 4t-; % fur .aui'ry
frsnt t3A4lI for rclacktd chea+p alt4ls !. extra
'io Fr.ne beI el.a. Beef Laus. Saies lll ti>
a'tte.t;9. n.son y'set- cut meat. leasY a eH@sHc
L.Id fsueF sAee ~ toa u HkGuSa Es;seT 91:e; =
lL!ul Ohtt: HSe&t for state. Ehkzsc tGi6. T2!o~
cuu falal naleA II ioxc Hlee. tn 954.s II: Baeuos
Ayres; :uc fs, ChAsra: s5c for California.
-, Fcnn Soal e. = = cnmh ~ ny E:63 Panama 1lga.
R1Mx,.
, 1859-04-14
General News.

1RncFAl NcAfAS
NEW 1nRk. April l;.-Thc steamship Persia
sailc'! To-day witt, II; Passengers nnd <l.] .nu,
i'll specie, The Edinburgh also left for Glasgow
with @46 passrrEer$.
The Ebrl suit IF Forrest. ugainst y. i. Willis,
hus resulted III *''H damages against Willis.
The Star Of tile Wcst arrived ut II +. ". with
the California mails Of March .,tt, and ny.r
Il 90. "h' in specie. There is no news from
California ~ntIh America
The friEaie Mcrrmac was at Panama
The sl'"p Dccasnr Ind left Kcalijo for San
Francisco.
Tic Vanlalia WAS to 1enve for Panama IN the
arrival uf the cyarcs
4 report t1ud reached Realijo thai thu C:ss
lrissari trcuty had hrrn ratified with seuc ,li.ul-
iiicatipns. IL which ten. Lamar lad :ssentch,
and tllut he suon to return to the United
States.
IRcault Of tho $4,000 Billiard Match.
DETROIT. April l3.-Fircman Hall YVES last
night occupied Ey about s'M people,, to witness
the great billiard mulch briween Pilvlan and
Sccs"lter. The choice Of balis was won by thu
latter.
The playing commenced at about 4 O'Clock,
No remarkable PLAYING, WINS made on either sid,,
until tl'r '"l run, wyn ]'hrlun made l0l points.
and srerri,"r III thr -'tl run n.adr liz i,o;nt,
The largest ran 'sl:st!c in the game.
On thu !.'Ih run :,crrriter made III, points.
"h!ch WIS immediately followed bv f'helan
Haklns i=::'. hsu. lis largest run.
llit game Concluded ut j A. ". amid intenxr
excitement, with the lt:th run, Pllelan beating
by 81 puints
E'ers'''iu. PASSED Oft quiet!y, good feeling
prevailing throughout
, 1859-04-14

NEDsEspAr. April 13, lsc3.
ARRIVALS
Emperor. Ii Sll!s. ~ ct.s wrol, i tons toal.
-aut.7.!. la Sale. light.
Aida, Ia sale, tight,
f:1lt, ottawa. lEiIt.
F:scidc, La S4llt, 4t5ll bu csrn
, 1859-04-14
1t1coicillal.

('Ot'GIl>.-lhe administration Ut
y ~ a. rf r. ]; r., =, ;t ; = H.. f. raf y, !. T.
av a> nSsnt+ . t''rsH EzsEr7. ~ n-r,' ih,n Art:
T." r:t r. r. , "sa l'f: .'s 5,'s vi. ~ 'sss
Colds.
IRE a*a':"f f!ts M ~,'"Fs.ss !, =; esS:: ~,
'.- II! y,.H ;;t::," 4I!! rs:'>!y; i r~s. :s
Ing dssu':lcrt e.vl.t., ';lsy i:' azy l'ra::oa.
Asthma.
<.rxA nr P,..s!s-t sa-Es ss!c affection THE Ern.
"i.'v,'' ''I:'"@s - x:a il ~4'e ..~S krr 5''.r.
Vii at!t.:.c i, ,:y!e
~ Mi r. t. asr:s., t5'> n,av ,.
LIS r,aiss;.7. II. ''' ''>
Catarrh.
r. !,;; u; S;, SS Il; t. s - i;,1. NJ; T. II; t
r5ss :s 'sss syf f s:st* 20 il : S t'a T.. :ns +
tLr:!t.
Influenza:
-, 'I ,::s shanse. climate.
sl~s!.:: asl s,r nt4ssa T. liz .As:y ~: ": g.
s4, . 's s.; l. Aaa,, ",. T., I;,s! Z:
s..;s-,1:Ias ats Il ~ r. ,3:s;4a::y ~4---,4 Il.
Bronchitis.
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Public Speakers and Singers.
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os:y s:.:'y ia y. .set..Es # ;Lt lhr1: ~ Larya1
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EEy. HENRY wAED BEE'HEE.
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REy. E. II. rNArlS, NEW YORK.
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REV, IT, n. WARREN. BOSTON.
-GftH E-.>i, in 17t-'i'.'-.' t:- Bre~L,l t.xt..."
Dr. J. +. " LANE. BOSTON.
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DE-. F. UluELOW. BOSTON.
s,Ia w FENTOS + CO., 95 Lax2 .t:eet. Ct.c1ko.
, 1859-04-14

HAnnlsnrRc. Pa.. April 1S.-The Democratic
Statc Rights Convention met this \. ii. Tie Ut
<endancc was very large. Alex. Mckinney pre-
sided.
Hon. Jno Hickman made speech IN hour
long, in which he said, Those WHO tulk Of con-
clliatlon and compromises between us aud the
selfconstituted oracles Of the Democratic partv,
can hnTe but Il feeble appreciation Of the reinl
condition Of things, Lei this truth BE- made
lrominent-that there il external aata.auisul
, 1859-04-14

STEAM on THE ERIE CANAL
Tas proprietor Of this Ling solicit pual.c " it,
York and Rorton mid the Vest AMI Scrthw sh-lr ,!pe
of First Chs4 Canal Psopcsss amt G.nal Btass to Tn h.
New York Albany aaa itu1o wtha,.t tytrs!.,n;s
with Boston eeptSsoas n Albany and To Il Luz
Ito with the
Peoples Line Of Propellers
To Chicago and Upper Lake paEt It okcf. unsurpassed
f4cics to shippers Of Merchandise Nt>txasc ans! rrpu..
Eatw1r ensui,k and dispatch III the TRANSMISSION Of
their PROPERTY VITA ample p.vlnlrr Eita.ls anu rrsvf
billy. and the ht Advantages a5s ram the # >te
IN tic Ere CaI anu having The ttsc4t u Ion: experience
In the business they prst1t themselves 4Ii thetr Hls
candidates fur public rai7Ease Gsts full cout tdentc .lt
by uniform Of STREET asttnt!n the All.
1tEe&s uf uer rks'uers thsy will merit enals share
If the Carrying business <tw,~n New York, H'<t.r Al.
nthes Eatt.tl Giles and The Western and Northwestern
stses Tlr aeus "f this Ine authorized II coniFe&hs
Canal a1d aeam IN Lakes BY Kn. tn l,d4u
s.A1u the Lakes OF al Hull shippers nlayae@se
Rtcs by earf II At.t nutss will IL as taw BY ssy
other RS; onalt Line. Shippers RESPECTFULLY Gr: 10
CAL on our a:cuts htloEc contracting elsewhere.
IuHN FoAu. Pnax. Iar.s tn
Nx.G. FAAAxR- III Bsuas1way.
Gno. DAVIS, 1l2 NEul1 strctt
AEEx1A:
=. H. cn4sz, ii Broadway. y. X. Nr1- lis Br a.,.-
J. +. NuEs7AL. - LOUIS fuNTAHK, -
!. D. ur~r, III Btu4!way.
SANFORD T. HALL,
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