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you are well acquainted With the shoor, aud
ksew lin to be careful, patopt mild temper
ed, and humane Wuhjrsv your patronage
frsm all revere character, before you Gus
taia a loss Never e@6mlt TO- or employ q
shoor whose character aod intellect is infe
rior TO that ofyour horse ryou DO you may
have him lsmed, abused aud apolel.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12

pSa- Tue whole amount Of public land
surveys, as returned to the General Land OF
hce for the year ending with the present
month, Is nearly So OOs miles, or abOu, l5
600. 600 aoros
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12

szs2- The Belly Eiesrssse enterprise Is now
entirely given up, aud the men employed left
there in great distress, without payment es
their dues, or mems Of support. The affair
cost its projectors $3.50, 900 total loss.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-12
The csnous Of 500,

In littls less than year the eight esncus Of
FIRST cencus was had in 1890, sRd il showed q
population little exceeding three millions
There is little or no doubt that Of next year
will foot up n total of more than thirty mill
lionsl Inless than lifetime the population Of
the United States can How, by virtue Of popu-
isii5H sloHo, take TsEk ~i:h The great powers
OF Europe. The comparison is this:
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NOTICE.

hereby given 70 al psrsoLs having claims against
Michael Hoder late Of Dakota county decrssed that
hey are required 10 he the same together ith the
roushers thereof IN the once Of the Probate Court for
Nd county, IN the Territory q Nebraska on before
y first day Of January 1880
Given under my hand 10 seal bsiog provided by
county for this ohioe) this 25th day of October,
d. 1859
THOS T, COLLIER,
Probate Judge - DsEota couuty
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8ates Youse,
AKoTA CITY.

r. +. MASOR...-................. Pr OprIetOF.
This ccmn11inhs fF0use has been opened more
bsn ems year. 1hs pr prirtor Eu aims in making II
A FIRST CLASS HOTEL
While IN confederation q thc reduction Of Pruduar.
aud Supplies IN this Neste4u Country he has redu1r:
The ptiGrs sacoT ipply; end hereafter biz prizes or
Boerd aud Transient Custom, Vil b. cHOaBsi than uuy
First Glars Hotel in cue Te-.itory.
every attention will Ia paid 70 the comfeit and
Onvsnisnee of ths oustomPFs cf this House.
Daksts Gty August IS 80 Il. T. MASON
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NOTICE.
To CHARLES. O. ORR

AEd all Ch0m may concern
sir-You are hereby notified that shan appear before
the Register and Receiver Of the Land Ofhn. for the
Dakota land Dstriat, Nebraska Territory, at Dakota
aty on Monday the 18th day Of October 1859 at 10
o'clock 20 prove my right to enter by preeup pbon
he south half of the south west quarter Of section
Bumber thrty-four, (4) township twenty eight f2s)
and the rcsh half Of the north west quarter Of section
number three, 90 township twsnty.seven, (z) range
sighL (s) east Of the sixth Principal MeTid an I
JAMES PRESTON
Dakota September n 1859 s3w
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SIOUX CITY,
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
BY
SAM UEG KRUM m ANN.

TThe undersigned has removed his establish
nent to his new building, on Pearl Street,
few doors west Of Tootles store, where he
is now prepared with large and superior
stock of leather, etc, etc, to eKesute all
work in his line, in a superior style of the
art. Employing none but the best Of work
Gsn, and giving HE personal attention to the
business, he can safely warrant all his work.
Repairing done on short notice
SAMUEL KRUAlMANN.
Nov. T. 1889. If
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RATEs Of ADVERTISING

Cash In advsuoo viR b. required on al sdyort.se.
nonts except where srerial ,youtruoi has sen made
10 the contrary.
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POPULAR soVEREiGNTY AND
THE RESlDENCYI

Il has against high authority, dared to ad-
yocate the right Of "the people Of n Territory
ss well rs State, to regulate their domestic
institutions in their own way" and it will
continue to do so against said high authority
''the world. the flesh and the de-il." Against
ali Lecompton Constitutions, Slave Codes, and
the re.opening of the Slave Trade, this Paper
is devotedly dedicated from this time, hence
forth forever
Come one' come all This rock shall fy
From its firm base as soon as !"
Besides the current News Of the Day, the
Plain Dealer will contain in each number q
TALE, Correspondents from host Of Contri-
butors, and Telegraphic Reports from all parts
OF the World. -
The Commercial Department will be under
the sole charge of jas. Brokenshire Esq, who
is acknowledged to be one Of the best Market
Reporters in the country
The Local Department will be presided over
by that original and laughter provoking gem
Artemus Ward Esq, whose Letters, Jokes,
Oddities aud Qualities, are alone worth the
price Of the paper. In short, We are prepared
to present one OF the
NEATEST NpcHEAPEST FAM.
ILY NEW PERIN
THE WEST.
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Nsv Boot and Shoe shop
WANTED

DAT esttle and Work Oxen for watch wiz pay
L CASH, and the highest market price.
Dakots CITY, August I8, 'oo Wm. CURL
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THE DOLLAR DEALER
1850
Nav VOLUME-NEW TYPE.

For twenty years the Cleveland Plain Deal.
or hiss been owned and controlled Pahlished
and Edited by the safue individual. IL has
never missed Publicetion Day nor scratched
o Democratic Ticket II has fought its way
s.ug,e-hauded against all opposition, until il
hos gained a National Circulation and q Ma
tuna. Reputation From Main 10 California
The PLAIN Dealer is known and read and il
never was in 20 good n condition pecuuiarily
or in better pluck politically, 10 fight the bat
ties Of Democracy than now. For the com
ingsyesr il will be particularly devoted to
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T E R NJ 8,

Single Subscribers, per year 81 90
4" .. for Six months, l 90
Clubs Of ten, per year, 10 90
All ever ten copies to one Post Office 90
70 each getter up Of Club, one Copy Bx-
ira.
GEg~ POST MASTERS are requested to act
As Agents. ..s
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HE GLO B &.

The Official Paper Of Congress.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
By DR.. James u,gg;ns.
foR THE P.>T Tx YFAES
STATE Agricultural. CHEMIST OF
MARYLAND

'ENhIs comb.nai. On Of Per-, an ana he Pb,S-
l. phatfc GulnoS waS f.gf recommended nv
n'e 'urs than SIR usGr' vsp. and vr.y SUES
fully used by many Planters and farmers IA '..i~
STATE, I.suz "a several dealers 10 tnl- c.Iy have re-
tended 10 he Its inventors films s;a'emen: he de-
rled, have abIEdan; proof %: i,s correcrness.
\ long exrer,crce as u pracu,al pL.u'er and
tIrmer, wi'h the c"nsiaH; uuG. ytrcnl eXnminat'ca
for more than ten ye,rs, "f every ku.d of NJ
nure odd m our mt5 k-t. itdvaUiag-S possessed
: none others .u the ihde.) wIi enable m- TO
ways to- furnish ,A,sr, wEn nay favor me
with thcir orders. vi'n tic besi, purc,i, an
:..e.e:..'e the cLssp,si N,nurcs.
Farmer. planters al others "i'i h- furnish
ei vii. nil G1nno. Sid ~ cur market. Also,
wi:h PLASTER or PARIS, and PURE or
NiGNEStAN LIME, according ~ The gau,s
oi the sot and too much care cannot he taken
e.. a.r'ng the luoper lime to- soils +; for the
Ra-, &c ;hlS, thousands of dollars hsvc been
Nnr#nliy lost - our State. Also the fJNHwnPI
irtf-mi Manure:
HIG6lNS' SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LIME, prepared under hes oSp direction; tEh
HIGGINS NlTRNTED SALINE FER
TII.lZER. an rdmlriL!- Top-Dr~ssirg !"r
WAe,, 0,-s or Grass. winch mas been very
sIc""s~.ui,y used, and pEeS eu's. {" = great eN-
ten. The wheat frpsn ."tu, >'gaA =. len +; wherc
the wheat IS TGle, s.~H.y. or yri''", i n once
,Et..,..lt - hrs:'.', u-Hirny sicei, and rac-
div increases as grow,a, and 5.''',y promotes
tie ,.rJ.
AL Nrln-es sold IN a,arke:s age .al.e :" df-
srr na,iralv. though conuy from the
s-r,c ....sc" and bearing he sa..c max. SI'!
me. ere ri.v I.ai.r - q 'tf~rr'i'n'. &c. anG
f,r these d ms oU f,s5 -tlsn >.s'm has Htrcr
.1.-.'.i 10 al fug.s protection.
a. II .r. ~ Sold ~ re " 4. nave ny rate
stamped OF rarH ~ "r barrel, "e ""'e'uI.y !''
sIvzrh and iar .r.e.r u' ..y he l':~- Is .'.ei--
=
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
FOR CONSTABLE.

c. s. THOMPSON offers himself tn the
Tor Constable. and respectfully sa.r:,s the
votes o: ni> friends AMI fellow c.uzeus.
June 10Th 1889.
announce myself to the voters o! Chap
ttto distract a. a candidate !or Constable. AMI
respectfully solicit ine votes Of ,ny friends
and fellow Citizens.
JOHN ALVEY.
June 23rd. 1859.
offer myself to the voters OF the Factory
Distr,cI. as a candidate iur Ihe office Of
Constable and solicit their support al the en-
s,tng fall election.
JOHN B. MATHANEY.
June OH. 1859.
c. l.. JOHNSON is recommended 10 the
yov.rs Of LEONARD Town district a a s,Ii;a-
be candidate for constable md will he sup
Psrtej BY
MANY VOTERS.
June 3orh 1870.
respectfully Offer myself 10 the voters OF
Leonard Town District as candidate for
CONSTABLE ~ III" ensuing Fai. election.
and ;, ncIl the support Of my trienis and
fellow citizens
+. F. SPALDlNG.
july 7th 1859.
} The friends Of JOSEPH ". MATING
LEY uf Gcorgh recommend L.m 10 the 20
,tss Of Paiuxeni District A. candidate for
icots'able. ami solicit frr him tie support Of
hi friend, and fellow ciuzen~
MANY VOTERS.
July 18th 1850.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
nn,u,Rnu RrNNET

RICHARD II. BENNETT. of ,hc rac,o
~ district. is recommended bv hiS trends y
a candidate for Commissioners Court. and
will receive the warm support Of
MANY Tax PATEeS
CIarIo.ie Hil D;styi,1 desires the Election of
HARRISON POSE. ! as County CummI>-
sioner. al the coming Election,
July l4ih 1889.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28

The 'rien!~ ":JANIES II. HEARD recon-
nscud lam - Iae voters II SAINT MARY Count :
s> .I'na'e candidate fnr C,.iu,r Conu,ls.
S."nrr. and solicit tL.ir support at the ensuing
- 'r','en. POTOMAC.
M'--u &!.;, 1859.
RICHARD COL"ON. is recommended
- tn voters Of >Irrt Mlry'S Counry As a
s.Iran" candidate Iar County Commission
"r. and Will be supported by
MANY VOTERS.
Tie friends of JOHN L. CARPENTER.
r r..anr"ri INN to the voters of -. Nlarv :
O.. riv. - aea. .:d,te ipg County Commits = on
e. 7"d s"!le.; 'hesr support Ut the en.uiu=
o!c.u.n.
May och 1859.
ROBERT FORD. of 81. Inlcoes DIS
iri";. Is recommended by Li> ir ends 70 the
voters OF -. Mlry's County as n candidate
TT CommIss!on";'S Conrt.
May 5th 1859.
Tn" friends Of ZACH MATTINGIEY
OF L-"nard Town niS,r,c'. recommend him
10 The voters ot - Mays County as
c..ndIda'n Tor CommI>S,nners' Tour, and
s"!I.'rr Tor his claims di>pa>sioLa'.. consr!-
cTd1,n. Irc,o~
June mi 1870
-, ne name of DANIEL y. WASHING.
loN IS suggested 10 The voters n, 49,. -
" a. caaiicato re- Csmt.ifS>raner>, g.,
'''1 NJ ;fi'nd> ask i,r h.s claims an imp,r'
iai CONSIDERATION. ''' par
,.... LEONARD Towx.
A.. ne trends q l.. II. CANTEn. r..,.-.
- '''Sent hrs name 10 lh- v.,.a.sr =. -,
county "s I" canII-a'e fnr C,r.,ro.ss,,-., -
".,,' I'D S'ire'' i"r :.is claims a. uo,,.-..S:
jl!y IL: 1853
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR

GEORGE HACKETT is recommend
- IL" voters % Cnaprco district a< a
,'h'a'" i"r Road Supervisor AMI wllI he
sup. "a ~
.TaLn ICln 1850.
! WILLIAM ALVEY j. presented hv ms
iIien..> t. t.s.. voter, Of HatuN"nt Distinct a.
a Su'AbI- rauc,!a'c f"r Road Supervisor.
"Hd win b.. supported b..
. MANY VOTERS.
June lGrh $50.
offer myself To tie voters Of Charlotte Hall
b:a:,lr', as q .andrdats f,r Road Super VISOR and
.'>k 'he.r support the ensuing oe''.nn.
JOHN 7. C"''
Jane 22:d. 1859. I"l 10 the vo-
! r,-,,--. D>tr':t a. a raad.Iate
- supervisor and Will b. Supported
~ Many NurEss.
'H.NES NORRIS, ofEdmuud. OF rs him
>"ifir TIE voters of th" F,,ciury drsrr;c, a.
'an.laat" isr Rad Supervisor IL s,I.i .li>;,i.,
hE' r">n" ti.liy s"irits tie support Of !.:s
'r,ea', and f,ii"w-ciiizers.
IL. l7th, 1859.
announce mys.If candidate f,r Road
>'T rv..1r il the Third Election di,trc, ~ H..
cms ~ Fail election, ard s.!ici, the votes ~
II! fr'l. -::i:,... -
Nm. J. JARBOE.
F,b. l7th, ls5a.
DIN Il BOWES. thankful for the Iinarar
SIppon he received al the late elecr,on aoa,,
p"FntS himself 10 the voters of Leonarb
IVn DiStrIc' a canaIdaIe iOr Road Suner
w>u aud respectfully Soiicus the support o,
MS r:endS and iei!oy-ci,tzeuS nj ,h,, I,,.;
Nov.20. 1911
AZ thA ~"icrisron If many Tax Pnver.
GEORGE ". GODDARD. wll be a c.nd,do,.
fer : r"ryIS"r OF Puhl,c Ronds. aud viii lie
s'If"'t! ~ tUAyTICo rIsrRicr !
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
~ Of ficc.

~ ,,'.s !" "a - t. .CuTIILCN PARTY
. N'",'' : I"'"."n o. -'ku.sJ,y a..
'">'an'. aud every Tue>iay ,bs5:ot,as We
"s '"' -" the Dublic are ,rv;,s
il -'ld. Passengers wisii''.~ ihFhst
rr.uI >I"amhraI> rom W a>hingtCh. The
~ aud Norfolk. can Le accommodated
A. landing. The un,rrsigaed has hal
Ery large and CommOdious boai b1i!s ins
puTpn>r. and cap .hi- Of buaFding the
mhoa'> ia I.crlscI >airIY at any time. !. G
Il. !. MARSHALL,
rFOpFisIVr.
uly Ilrh lS59-if.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
EAD CHARTERS FOR The
CEi.EBRNrED
rEluM IRON CYLINDER GAAAS
DRILL,

~. rr,rovrG ,iua1o AtaclanaeE, anu
!, sci Snas-. Patented IA ls55 sac isS'
afacrurei by BlCkFoRn& hoFFAAA''
".- v..,,,iy thu, ar,rce. and one that y IN.
E,ar =, n,ano~lel.c,i by tie Farmer; o' ssa
Il. \ "a, aaa wes'. and tS a.. thai 'i -.
,,-,d II. T.. lie - lss' Ever "iierse :, -
:, ai!' l..r IN mrnd ;ha' unless ihes 49, IT,.
nav lie lpi.oiu:ej, as haud'0~ 49,
se,s5a, ~ delay.
PRICES eos
5s Drill, 80 Gu ti""no A''stsr's".' ss,..." 70
Is CO Grass Seed So~tf'
50 %
- rsr cent. discount for cash. .-e..-,.,;ou
Il orders promptly hl!eNl ana '''''
>. ny application TO r. = coRSER.
sral Asen, for the Southern s'risr.,i @ o., and
ID s. Charles Street. Nei~er7 F'"
len, i-,l.inrorr, Md.
~ 23gd. 1879 Sm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
FIX COC N,tSIELT. MORGAN,

=. " sJANIEL 7. MUINIH.N'
present MN TO the voter Of ST. NarY's coua-
~ as candidate f9r Clerk ot the CtrcGr
Cour at the election in lSG3, ari so'i"n icr
h,' "ialmS a dl>Da>sicuaie consideration.
NJ. Zyth, 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28

Camp Meeting for ~. Merv's Circuit,
w,il he urli n ne usual place On Mp
r>' iaaj. near LEONARD Town. CA
rn.. August 5.h. ls59.
,h lt'h lS5l--il.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
". a. LOkER,

FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
". a. LOkER.
June OH l>59.
| Ser rnysc'fl' tie voters Of Eron7rd Town
.G,if.cr. as a canGila', for tn" oHir" Of Na.is-
tr,'r AID Hci, their support At the ensuing
STEPHEN W. ADAMS.
Jurc 18th, I-5"
CLEMENT WATuEN offers himself - tic
y, ter ui l., uArd T..vn district "a candidate
;.r Magistrate. ana sD,.-i:s their support at th'
'rxt ci,cti
Jane 10Th. l@59.
CHARLES CAVALIER Is rerornmend-
l.! .t ia" vu'..- e. i.-uua"l iowa D.>ircI
\, a ,aaltdllc Tor Magistrate.
FRIENDS.
MAY l2th- ;o'''
,rnsr. gully offer myself 20 the voters OF
I a-aarI Town district a. u candidate !oT
.Ju.r.r- oi the Peace at TIE ensuing Ea.!
"l,., non and SOLICIT Ia. support OF my nIend>
ald fellow .'IZ-nS.
ZtcCHECS TlPPETr.
JGne 23rd. 1853.
EDWARD TrPMAN is recommended
g. I4c ,.r"r~ Of raruN-nr Drirri a. a canii-
la" :or Magistrate n that n'srric, and w'i
be >upPor-! b. MANY N"rER>.
MAY 1871 1870.
ICUN 7. tOX. wi!. he supported hy h.>
j.~uG> Ia Ia" :.iA '.-..iion cIsr,rt a Justice
Il d." Peace al ,t." next election.
July li;h i>59.
ENOcH Z. EVANS i recommended 70
~"'" i"' Mag.>ua;e and W. bc ,,,ninaaPq!Hii,l i;aP!Hl
q, y : =.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
FOR Sites .ITTOR.NEr.

respectfully offer nay sell to tH@ voters oi
Sa,r, Mars COUNTY. as a CanlIdaIe for
>-.,,,-s Attorney at the ensuing Fall ".rc'l1n,
and s,icir the support of my inendr and tel
low cInD.ns.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28

RHs's' Sr Sa,c.

VII \ auSensig"ea, wrh.ipg to a..
'Ha'1e farming. Will s.u
has FARM. situated on th.' :. s'..rais
hiser. eeHiaiuin2 Isl acre sae-
TheTe is o acrcs OF clearsi I 49,. 9
pa state OF cuiilvari"n. divides -, s.,:s'', =
and one lot. The balance i - = .os.r
aiHIbGancs Of Chssunk.- ~eods.
hu'li'ng> are IN eaoJ re. - !.
dwelling hrariy new. liz
pt0P"Ir: ha> been mp.h
o'"d IN il''' last few wears. a.sd -
improvement. wouIJ max. ans w
desirable farms ob the river. Tk."'s ne
'Ac best qra,ty. wei; sAaussl SAG
i''"n # Whit. Corn EsnJ Issss.g. 'ae
>uu1''fa = VI, C.rvatet. wh,~L ..ss.
q 'ltv OF ~" PUIa,nac aud n 49,
:. There y youny ORf.Ei sSsse
h. an" ar7.e>. of choice trs,;s. -.
Is orchard 1T some wears sssn8,5.ss .'ssasss
l. D'ha: iuIH trees. The Easrs dnd
i"i On the West by Que oil f,e So
: rr'-"s> IN the cosass. ws,i,I, ..sr..,t
q, raluahle 'or any QUE spishina .''
~ Ih- oyster trade. srh..,- z. s-.i,s t.ls
ianre OF she'll, an! ssayI fSer the 49, =
Ar". TI'Ie ruaransesd. r.,
Calais, apply -
JAMES u. Lt5srS
t''eai Mills r. o,
: 2ln ls59-3w. ''
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
LEONARD ToW.H nd
JOCKEYCLUBRAC

UylLL cammenre On WEDNESDAY. the
wv 26th Of Oc,,Le: next. and c.a.tinuc
thrre days.
The Glowing purses viii u, rru for: ono e
SasO. two Yaile hca'z--ou. 4 5000 best 2 F.,
S-one Of $3.50, tni.e nc-'s. 4 llaa.rnY $50
bv lie Club--et.iran. e $40, a.,0 10 =, wl...cr,
mile heats.
sTl,e fslIowing Stakes are A., opened
DKey stake" ET yr "''s. mile hcais, 5IGU
.s.nbscyiU,issl. $50 fFGcit, 10 close tie lj,t e
= Al ep.enibev next. "rhcmr-an Stake FIR Al.
ases. two mile heats. $50 subscription. half
fIrleit. to elise tie 18th of September next
..R.liance Stake" for all age, hc>, } ia 3
SdMsntsanrc, p. p, ~ close IS "hp.e.
q Wnw xeuiicnipn de.irnris 4! eut"r.rg either
H7ue sisove Stakcs viii hc required t. give
llacuHy security tur T." 'mo""t f forfeit
A,rlard Town l. accessible az steamer. b,-
ing atrGt cqui-dis'tr; !rm Hr'''m.r" a.3
WASsihgtci,, and persons can lie landed ~ the
town in : or h,..r~ after cmharkiu-
JOHN \. CAVALIER. Sec.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
GOAL, LU ESEIKs, EHNEE.
HAVRE DE GRACE, MARYLAND.

Inc anrHs ei bn@S Increased their Csl En r.Lr
Erner
Lime lilies %
a. Il nd ~ ,u
t % %lLmna~r
Fr,,r
Ia>.C Snrl 49,, "r'",
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
JAS. :. DOWNS,
Feb 2i,h ts59.

Tic friends Of NJ. THAD. X. PRETSS
respectfully submit h., claims u the l'""P''' Il
St. Mary's C.Guty for the oIfice q States A.
igtle, a: the c..s,.il.g Ia. election.
s VOTER
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28

nN and after tt E>;pAY, AruI q. -.
" Steamer UeH',,.. q ". y. .,-ru,. Mas
ter, wall leave her .. .Jri. NJ. . STAT. 3oi ..,-
co Warehouse. ~ 4 u'cirrl all cyc~, >ur-
eeed'ng TUESDAY during lie season. Ter NE
Fatuxent River. dlrrct. Vrucc-u;ug a. .Jr a>
Hills Land. Returning. WI !eare Beach, {
ca Thursday morning al n',,Uck. lur la
tImore, ealing al all III" usual land n. en-
the River. On Saturdays tie rl4a.sr y.
go TO kair Haven and return the same Jav.
The Steamer Adry Iuy,,n, oa. ". l.
! Msems. Master. will leave iv- the ratuxra,
every Wednrstav ~ raiug at {
ckk, via FAIR Haven and Plum Point
shEning. will leave Hili's Landing ever,
Sday incoming q, o'clock. direct 'rr RAJ
hmofe. leaving Benedict ai : r'cilch. 7 n
The Steamer George liscns. Tho.
Weems, Master, win leave Baltimore f,r
the PatuxenI River every Saturday morning
al O'Clock. via Plum Point Returning
wall leave Benedic, at Z u',lych on Nc.-
neSday morning fer Baltimore, calling A.
Plum Point and FAR Haven
For Comfort aud Accommodation, the above
Steamers cannot he surpassed.
All FrrightS Prepaid aud received a., 70 :
O'clock on the evening Pre.ious 10 ,Atly lc
parture.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
iOTirE TO CARPENTERS


'' ne ."L !. - i"w'st Ll.iIer. on 81.
!JhDAE. ii" 9Th in4,,n,
.Egii TO EIII.D. of IL. t,l,o,.,n's
.'''ohs. -. - b. ;Gf;'at. - iaetIram eli
f.. u i''"' -s'.'ry, principal roof br;s,.
'''"a. u windows. : do o3ys. alslas q
ri". So 50 lsrli..-s-! +, : 10 Eare ,h. -
~ " '''''' NJ ''eri'ils ci the best
=. '.'a =" 'p"-''icalions wiz be Civ.
-. 10y y ~" named ~ James nlch.
= >. '"' n''l'- rom Point Loo q !,
.a~" ID: i"'i..y. The under,asr-
- Y s.'" h'ni With good seehslg.
- "i''"' - .7id church vii t'hi
'n'A p'y'nsne as shaii bc
, .i,t !EJl-2'.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28

Nsn. Free fr arv larsc, maze "r celiing
uD.ses conpiyi,g WIKI the rules Il this club.
Juno 2.:ii, l85a--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
FOR RENT.

STORE HOUSE. ehgrbly situated f,r
n rae Mercantile BUSINESS or tor N.nn
iaturrng Purposes. IN Leonard Town c,n
h!r~n'"i IN reasonable terms II early spplr
:t,on IS made 10
J. FELIX MORGAN.
J ne 9:h lsE9-,C
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
FerNaniDuIaied GUAM,
A COsleiSGTroS or

4 CohelEATlOE %
Bre- BEST PERUVIAN AND THF BES7'
PHOSPHATE GCASO, HADE WITH
THE BEST M.IG7iiNERi AND ~
MOST EXPERT WOEKNEN
BE.- On most lind, nq7 on z;5H Grape su-
F~''" ~ 'S..r--'s 70 ciIer PS7,riuH or GHj
0.EeT tru.TEC
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28

We respectfully submit 70 the sulj7aGcs of
- people of ST Mlry's cuuutv. the rauie Of
GEO. I. MADDOX, as candidate for States
MANY FRIENDS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
MANY FRIENDS.
March 2itl. 1889.

VERNON DORSEY respectfully offers him
sell /, the voters # II MIrv'> County IS n
ca, liilto f.r tire of.i-e of States Attorney.
Nay 9TH. 1859.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
CI'E..iYATC" HOES.

- t.- ~ s1t~S.
sets Nr""ch' Crir'va'7r Ifoess
received at.u .,7 s1,e ~ CO.
=. !. 80
. 2I>' SO
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28

AZ thA ~"iIcfisrion If many Tax p,vere
GEORGE ". GODDARD. vii be a c.nd,d,,.
'Fr ; n"ryIS"r OF Puhl,e Roads. aud w..l. be
a'iF"tt! "y tnAyTIoO rIsrRIcT
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28

announce myself TO the voters o! Chap
tt,o district a. a candidate .or Constable. an
respectfully solicit the votes of ,ny friends
and fellow -cliz.us
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
STE.l.UEP s

- a /. 7 ~ y n =
"PlaHte'-, 'lkasy EGsiio,'.u. AMI :. +; .a.r,.
EC,HS."
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28

c. s. THOMPSON offers himself u the
voters OF ChaptIco District As caui'datc
Tor Constable. and respectfully sa.'r:,s the
votes o: ni> friends ant fellow citizens.
Irira lIirI, %
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28

June 2Srd. ls5s-C!a
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-10-21

Why the Democrats of this county-one
and all-should come up to the polls on
the 9Th Of November, and support the
Democratic candidates for the several
State Offices, we now most heartily urge
them for the same reasons, to lay aside all
their personal prejudices and predictions,
aud come % the polls and vote not only
for the Democratic nominees for State Off
ces, but for the Democratic nominee for
Clerk Of The Court, and for the nominees
for the Assembly from the Two Districts of
this county.
The party can give 1000 majority in
nanitowoc county for the Democratic
Ticket, on full vote being poled, and we
hope that no Democra. will remain home
on the day Of election, and that we shall
not after the election be compelled to re-
cord the fact of any split tickets or defec-
ton from the Democratic ranks. either on
the State or county, or Assembly District
votes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-10-21
No More Three Per Cent.

Hastings, the State Treasurer, comes
down a little. Exactions Of gold for tax
es has made him unpopular with the PEG
pie, and he just begins to find it out, and
he has recently issued circular saying
that he will receive for taxes the notes OF
Wisconsin banks This acknowledgment
of the wrongs he has done the people
comes too late. The people will not trust
him. They say if he is again placed in
power, his demand for gold will be as I'm.
relenting as ever, regardless of his pledges,
and the fact that we have a currency in
this State in some respects superior to gold
and silver. With our present efficient
Bank Comptroller, Mr.. Squires. to conduct
our banking interests, that institution will
remain sound and safe. At any rate, let
us have no more Of Hastings and his gold
exactions, and make sure of it by unani.
mously voting against him.-Beaver Dam
Democrat.