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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-05

Tribune tells the following:
For many years Moses, n negro, was n
servant AT the University Of Alabama, and
waited on the students very faithfully He
was, however. great hypocrte, and was
on that account conmouiy called Preach
among the boys. 0ne day he was passing
crowd of students. when one OF them, out Of
mischief, called 10 him aud said: a.
Il say, Preach, what are you going to do
when the devil gets yoa.
Waa on he students - was the ready reply.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-05

THASKs.-Mr W.T.. HoBI.ITZELL, Express
Messenger. has our thanks for Louisville and
Cincinnati papers.
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Mustang Liniment.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.

Mr.. 5. IIrcH, Hyde Park, VI, writes'-'' That the
horse was considered worthless" (his case was
spayin,) "a but since the free use of the Mustang
Lininent, IL have sold him for one $3.50 caSh. Your
Liniment has been doing wonders up here"
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

nNE Tract Of lass acres, II miles from -.
" Brownsville, on the Kew Corner road eTdRE
$50 acres open ana la cultivation. Us 81 TX
Another Tract Of 300 acre, 10 miles from -
Browhsgtilc. the button and Durha M vile Toad
$50 open aud Ia cultivation.
Both OF these Tracts are favorabiy located coDyo-
nientt 70 Churches and schools both ma ie aud female
aud within 10 or IL miles Of the Memphis aud Ohie
Railroad They are ell improved with good dwell
lnss eia-houses, cotton presses, negro bonses,
sell and persons wishing TO locate ~ West Tennessee
VIII dc well 10 examine these lands before buying
elsewhere. s.-f7'
TEEss --one third cash the balance in one andtwe
years with interest. -
W. p. BOND, Brownsy ille Tenn.
Refer 20 J. A Rogers. J. p. Wood, y. +. Perkins,
sea-, Messrs- Harris, wormley A Co, Memphis
Tenn. SeftT-WtI ianl0.
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pp Geifgrap1.
Excitement at Charlestown.

CHARLEsTowE. Va, Dec. 3.-There is great
excitement by the report that Wheatland, the
residence of Geo. w. Turner, who was shot at
Harper's Ferry, was on fire, extending to the
building of w. F. Turner. shortly after the
execution of Brown. Also, that the horses
and sheep in the vicinity were dying mysteri-
onsly. Supposed to be poisoned.
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Such language as this bu: the constant and natu-
raj echo wherev er this article is used.
This Liniment Is Indispensable TO planters and
owners OF horses and mules Mr. JoHS DANIELS,
Of Montgomery, Ala, sold slave tor $780, who MAS
raised from utter uselessness by this Lininent-
Every family should have IL. Re very particular
and enquire for the Mustang Liniment ana take no
other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North aud South
America Europe, and the Islands OF the Ocean, Tor
rs cents, SO cents, and 81 pes bottle.
BARNES d PARK, New York.
noy25-6mdtw&w
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NJ have fFsla 3 > 30 sgfgs fDs sAie ehssp f,s
asss-a LYLE Hifca2ss
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A Magnificent Chance.

II WILL sell my Farm "a Franklin county Tenn. on
Rock Greek, six miles Southwest Of Tullahonsa,
consisting OF SOC OF more Acres OF Land. Il can be
aiViaeo into two places. IL has good improve
nients--tne best OF spring waller; good Grist and
Saw Mil, and Il within -four miles OF three celebrated
watering places
FOR further information apply 20 b. r. wnrrE on
the place, OF 10 ne Al oPeioasAsffa 800
jane2-wu 3. F. WHITE.
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RHEUMATIsM

or years standing, has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers Tumors Running Sores, scrofuia stln JOINTS
Felons. Swings, Burns, Bites, Boiis, Chaps, Neu
ralgia, Salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
man and kindred complaints upon W
HORSES CATTLE. SC.
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MANUFACTURER Ia every varsity Aaa style
WI aaa sold q 1 realty red Gced prizes sy
fARBEtL = wYAAN, 8
81 cealral a., Bostoa. :
(saecessorsIa 2 y, jones Cal
\, h-The Jones narner, receutiy Improved.
gives more light saa less Oh, tAan zny
other Kerosene /" ar Gal ga liaFnsf manaf4efared
oet5l-5m
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(Ertraot) In lifting tue kettle from the IRE it
became manageable, tilted over, and scalded my
bands very severely s1llmost TO crisp 1t Was an
aw fui sight The Mustang Linuient appeared TO ex-
tract pain. 1t healed rapidly, without soreness,
and lelt no scar OF account Truly yours,
&C ARIES FOSTER
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-05

such as Ring bone, Gall, Scratches, SPAWN, PolEv,
sweeney, Hoof-ail, &c subdued and cured by
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sleelIssssssssi
For Rent.

TIVE large and convenient store the North SIDE
Il af the Pubic Spare. nov oceataied ey Abbay
Gibson 3 CO. Der terms apply 20 Mr.. Adams ar
deci-u ANDREW EWING.
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q. HkN.A A. 90.
Importers direct through the Custom House Of
Nashville, of
8randies, Wines, Havana Cigars,

&c., &c-,
No. 80 North Market street, next door above the
Watson House.
We have constantly on hand alarge stock ofvarious
grades aud very old age OF Port, sherry Madeira
.nd otherextra VINES Iagrima Christi Malvoisie ,Sc
Among The diiIerent brands OF Champagne and
Irandies VIC have the very choice Champagne
Creme-de- Bouzy - aud Cognac ''otard ,Dupuy,
20. FORTY nine years old.
\. RlNA Il Co.,
ect3O-lm No. 80 North Market street.
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Brown Prayer Meeting.
MdSTREAI., Dec. -3.-A Brown prayer meet
ing was held here to-day. DR.. Howe, of Bos-
ton, was present.
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MANUFACTURERS ARTICLES.
J. & G.. R.EAKIRT.

So Second Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
KEEP A FULL SUPPLY OF
Manufacturers Articles,
Carding Machines,
Warp on Beam, assorted colors,
Machine Cards,
Wire Heddles aud Frames,
Shuttles,
Steel Reeds and Pickers,
Lacing and Picker Leather,
Harness Irvine,
Hand Cards, Tenter Hooks,
Comb Plate, &C., &c.
ALSO, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Dye-Stutts, Cochineal,
Cudbear, Indigo,
Nader, Clutch,
Log Wood, Sumac,
Cam. Wood, &c., &C., &C.
sep24-ly
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Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
RAILROAD.
- 80 -. -

Uh ~ II LOUib3 thtOauOj III
And all Points West and North
west.
The Great Western and North west ShortLine Route
1850. FALL AR 1889.
Two Daily Trains to st. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
ON and after OCTOBER 18th, 1859, Passenger
~ Trains will leave New Albany Opposite Louis
ville), as follows: - a-7-
1855 A NJ. Chicago and St. Louis Express Mail
DAILY except Sundays) reaching II. Louif at AS
A. NJ, and Chicago at 7:46 A. VI. Cincinnati "a
1915 +. NJ.
1880 P. NJ Chicago and st. Louis Night Express
DAILY except Saturdays), reaching 81. Louis
245P. NJ, and Chicago at 500 P. NJ. On Sutur-
day nights this train runs only to Mitchell, re-
turning Monday mornings.
s. 80 A. NJ. Mitchell Accommo latinn (TlaiIy except
sundays. Returning, connects with the train
from ST. Louis at 500 i. ~. reaching New AL
bany at S:U5 P. NJ, Louisville at S:4OP. III.
Trains leave st. Louis at $50 A. NJ, and 300 7.
NJ. arriving at Louisville 80 A. and $40
p NJ.
ibusses Leave Louisville at 1913
A. Va, and $3.50 Il. NJ.
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Heavy Rro"aus.

A splendid lot of negro wear. Also
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.
Octl5-tt
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WEEkLIES.
SEw YORK LFDGER; NEW YORK MERCURY;
NEW YORK WEEKLY; NFw YORK CLIPPER:
NEw YORK HERALD; OUR MUSICAL FRIEND:
Tux NJ seal WORLD, The BUDGET OF FUN:
PokfERS splRff OF flag OF OUR Union;
niE TislFS. TIE t1Is0T;
NATIONAL POLICE Ca HARPERS WERELY:
ZfTfE. FRANK fKSl1E'S PIC
BAIIOCS PICTORIAL; T0RIAI.;
&c, SC.
Are kept constantly on hand. Subscriptions Feccsv-
ed and the latest naulbers sold b.
r. HAGAN, q
neve2-tf W 81 CsgIskssss6si
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Baggage Checked Through.

All Trains connect closely with all Passenger
Trains the OHIO and Mississippi Railroad and wait
indefinitely for D. NJ trains when they are delay
cd, thereby insuring to passengers reliable connec-
tons Mitchell from ST. Louis or Cine iunati
RD- Passengers and Baggage taken to and from
any art of the city and the Cars free of charge.
Both Through Trains connect closely at Grecncas-
tie with the ferre Haute and Richmond Railroad
West for Terre Haute and St. Louis and East for In
diauapolis. At Lafayette with the Toledo x Western
Railway. And with the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana r. K. for Toledo and Chicago and
all interncdiIte stations. Also at Michigan City
with the Mich gan Central Rtilroad for Chca 20 and
all points West and Northwest. Also for Detrotand
all points Fast. a- --tt- "a. = n
Rf- General Passenger OfIicc, No. 555 Main street
Louisville, KY, where THROUGH TICKETS ana fur
ther information be obtained Also, at Tick ct
ONCE, LOUSY lie Hotel.
Trans are run by Louisville Time.
E. RICKER Sup't.
oct2S-tf tss. -.F IT. No. 40
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NOTICE.
IRON AND CASTINGS.
rEA Tons assorted Iron and Castings % hzAe
leSttsnd for sale 5y y. y DlCkEY,
oet ST Ne. - Market street
Wanted.
For Sale AZ a Bargaii.

A New aeat Oae s1ory Brick Dzsslsa : EIeass, two
IL Ase-as, fuFeh .na f.lstera. sstEske n Shefbys
rFst 4faitiau, On Resell street. opposite Dx Her
estt1Ees Fpr fsrtArr iaferzizIloa enaairs o.
ti.s pEezaiss< OF - "a osee. nsvzt-s
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A BLOODLESS vICTORY!!!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
NlOREHEAN'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

TTNHISenormous quantity ofthis Invaluable Rene
4 dy has been purchased by citizens OF the Onited
States during the short time IL has been before the
public. The reason for thiseXtraordinary snccesk s
simply in the actual truth ana value the article.
NO one buys TIE MAGNETIC PLASTER Without be-
coming rs friend II performs ali .haI is PROMISED,
and carries with ~ Its own recommendation. Truly
this acknowledgements and blOOuless-but be-
lieve not less glorious than the triumphs OF war; With
itst~sin efcaFnsse and desolation. 49,
The MAGNETIC PLASTER Is undoubtedly the
Greatest Strengthener and Pain Destroy that Sci
ence has yetdscovered. II you putt his Flasterany
where If Paini there, the Plaster will stick there
unulthe Pam has vanished. Toe Plaster nlagnetizes
hePainaway and > m sI
PamcannotexkI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. applied
Rheumatism, LRmeness stiffness, wesknesf Dc
bilhy, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspe;s ia Cough
And Colds Pains and Aches OF very KIND down ey q
TO Corfis are IMMEDIATELY REIIEHkD and with
tile patience PERMANENTLY &C RED, by the may.
calinhuence OF the MAGN ETlC l'LAS1kR. IL j. the
simplest .surest safest pesircm
edyIn existence Itsappiicaticn isGniveFsal--eetal
ly TO the strong man the delicate woman, ard the
reeblei infant. To each and alliG WilprOve a Ba in
and blessing. It's use istgreeabc and without an.
noyanceor trouble. Its price is withiureaoh ofail
rich or poor; al may haHeit, ana allshould hayet
whoare sick and sntfering in any way.
FARMERS and PLANNERS shOuldalway sbe sup.
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. ItWin he tht
Good Physicianin any household ready at ala ines
and AT instant nUtice. % s-
Put upEn air tighttin boxes. Ea ch box vi. max.
six TO eight plasters and any child can spread them
Price 25cents box ,withfull and plain directions.
ID. q. NOR EMEAp. Va. o.,
Inventor aud Proprietor 10 Walker street Nee Iorl
MoREHEAp'S MAGNETIC PLASTER Is S0l.i,- ~
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYwHERE.
july2s-deod&weowlyin hEE EHH
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The Test Ofl2 Years. Experience
Has proved the superiorquaIity Of
HEGEMAN. CLARK 81 CO.'S
Genuine Cod Liver OILY

Its pronounced by Physicians the besi remedy
for Consumption scrulua Chronic RheumA tisui, &c.,
ever discovered.
CAuTIoN.--Thr value OF this remedy depends upon
its purity and in order 10 secure our customers
pure article, u cur urn went u Newfoundland TO
superinIend the man ufacture OF our OIL, and
rant pure. See that the Label has the eagle and
mortar the signature the cork OF each bot
tie, there is great deal Of cheap, inferior oil
palmed OF for geuaine, TO The great Injury Of pa
TENTS.
car Ask for Hegeman. Clark & Co. 3, and take no
other as many have bern cured With the genuine
xho have used others without any benefit
Useful in Every Family.
Paint, Grease spots, &C, removed instantly
ioyes silks, RIBBONS, Sc., cleaned equal 10 new,
xithout injury 20 the most delicate oolor fabric,
- HEGEMAH & co. 5 CONCENTRATED BENZINE.
only 20 cents per bottle.
HEGEaAN < Co, Druggists,
l6i 500, 5Il aud 756 Broadway, N Y.
novle-dANSn
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
EN TiSl ny

DERSONS needing the services Of first
n rate DENTIST wlll DO web 10 call upon
DR. RANDOLPH WALTON who has lnca-
ted himself n; Leonard Town. he has tad
considerable experience In hrs profession, u
moderate IN hi> charges, and haz invariably
gwen satisiaciioa 10 taese who have, employ
ed him. 10 giv. Tue readers Of the Beacon
some idea of the standing of Dr W. as A
PRACTICAL DENTIST. the following leuei.
addTe>sed 60 ham b. Dr. Nlnian F,nknsy.
L. ; ~, IS appended
L. ;. Naval ACAnENY,
ASNAPoLIS, Nan land.
ipul2l. le5J.
DE1R SIR:--Ii gives me great pleasure -
express the confidence have IN .our skill as
Dentist, and 10 recommend YOU, as far as
have inhnen~", 10 the palru mage OF the Pub
H." have had an opportunity Of witnessing
your mode ot operation AMI have no ncsi;a-
ton IN aihrmirg that 1t exllbis yuur thor.
oush knowledge OF yopr profession.
am, SiT. very respectfully
Year ohrdlcnt servant
NiNlAN PINKNEY.
Surgeon L. ;. Y.
Dr. RNNDOLPH WNLrox, Aunapuls
September l9th lS,S.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
MARYLAND.
Agricultural 1rrlpIrnlrrtt
. MANUFACTURERS,

FtNHE undersigned would remind the Fsrmers
n and bsa ers in Farming implements thai
they ere s'H. ~ tie WaE.r, Gltl lar-e ;lSsort-
C'ei3t "f F.1s gus Ia ther 5lmoSicadlesH srIety,
best Of fua.er aHd workmanship. Cuiuya'ors.
for Tobacr' ard Corn. Harrows. stray Cut
iers % dafrrcut naitegus Corn Shelters. "a their
variety, " -c1t Fans 0F,he ulpS: approved kinds.
Wheat Cradles, DeHys Patent Horse RaSeS,
which gave such general satisfaction las 'easoa-
Agents FOR M1uv's, H8v's aud Mccormick s
RearIa=aud Moving Machines.
w. anrt added "a our la-ge variety si1ce last
ScIsuu. ruls useful and iapori-n; implements,
w: p1t.I, Tobucco Weedcr, Tafeg.tesl by
iios. !. Robertson, 81 Anne Arundel eounty,
Md, whi-L viii d. the work Of six Or eishl
hoHds az the ,u3'iga,ion uf Corn and i ohScco.
T. ;HIs we c1:i The SIC 'sl attention OF he far
a"T. To new Sou Plough, ar pulveuzer,
whI'A i recommended highly, coil their A.
i.nuor. THIS Ficagh Is differently constructed
from any other Plough IA use. Instead of =
PLAIN surface m0Gld, there are cutters extending
from II @ cut aad break The sod INTO sm7 i pieces
These cutters can le removed replaced at
pleasure. When worn, can be made Hew = a
sinril cost;
Horse Powers and ThyeShcrs Of various rat
terms can alw's-i he found Of as. Aiming tasm
the Fitz improved Horse Power and 1hrasher,
P"lsou's lH'ernai Gsarei Power and Thrasher,
which surerceeds the necessity OF the Leather
Ee.r.
Plough and Machine Castings by tic ton or
single pic,".
Fork Spades, Shoye's, Hoes. Trarr Chains,
&c. Nr.
Corn Mills, Corn and Cob Crushrrs,
Field aHd Garden Sred-ircSh uud GENUINE
IL 4" aii OF the above. "" Invite he atten-
tion Of those who IA xuri of any oi IKE above
nUnied iUf !emen:s. and can assure chem that
they vii meet with prompt attention aud have
theIr wants ior Farming Implements supplied
We can uiways De found at the Old >aut, No.
$50 Pratt S;rtG Whnrf, Baltimore. Nd.
CoTFtNGUAN * HARDING.
March =, l-J~.-Iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
.ETKEsN~S
AUTOMATON OR SELF-RAKING
REAPER AND MOWER.

TT'ETE greatest Labor Saving MACHINE
u ever inven.ri.
The only mlc'.nc with which ONE BOY
can cut -san aio@c aud rak" il ready for bind
ius. TuIs Reaper and Mower stands without
a wal Wherever used. The following refer
en- IS arc Appended 20 satisfy the farmers Of
81. M.ry's thar the "Se!f Bahing Reaper IS
what II IS represented TO be /: J. =. Blackstone.
c. G. Spaldlng. Thomas HelA. Juo. II. Tao-
mas. Planters can ot,a.n ;.is Machine ty
early application TO the Agent.
J. -. !. MOORE,
Agent or s.. &ary' : county,
Ai LsoLs4G Town, Nj.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
FIRST PREMIUM
{ brrs bling fl ofbinc.
I.:<ION'S
Fl'O,a GcarcH TIhgcS.s;;sS sTET-
CEiJi!IS.

VE'IlE superiority ~ tins machine was iu.Ir
u tested and proven at III" late arr O. the
Mary ana STATE Agricultural Society. whcu
tc mig.rd into conFyiituU with = different
kinds OF Horse Powers ana Ihr"shers. and 10
which. after cagciul examination bv the
Judge. the FIRST Premium was awarded
Z THIS machine Is driven bv iron rods N place
ot a blnl-nu time i lost IN stopping 10 hy
bands, and il Is wIr:au;.i - oU:-'urs~n any
other mach1c-in slior'. 1t Is the y"ry best
in the market. il w:l. ;bT">A at n i1'r trial
from IS 10 100 bushels per hour
This machine j. known rs L'aiuU'S i,p
Gearof lEfrbjte .g,ii9g.S Ioi.td--IS made #
the best mateval--warrauted lu give safi>I.
ton, ard IS well known "a the lower paris Of
Maryland and Virginia. 10 h. just suca an
article as we recommend.
Price-No. ii Horse Power and Th-e>h-
or anu Separator. with plated bars; finished
in best sty yIe-de!vc.ed On board uf .cs>.s in
Baltimore, $3.50.
No 90 Horse Power and TD-a,hor, a'l
complete Tor lhre>hlaG. 800.
No. SIS Horse Power anl TurcShCT, ali
complete. with Straw C7rr.cT. 5000.
Last season we were una5. Ia i.i nj uuT
orLcrs-aIl, therefore, VINO desire lu!> ma
chine viii order early, or they may DC d5Sap-
pointed.
c- Also-N5wjomdY 4 Eya@or's c.'e5ra-
tel DouIle Screen Roatd,cdy i,tR, furnished to
order.
All orders by mail. or otherwise. promptly
Address. No. IS West Pratt Street, BAL
.imore Md.
june 5, ls5S,-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

Mechanics, hrcwoys. Numfariusrs. and
Farmers
ENlE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has
II reached IT. Four'renih Year. and will
ca'er upon New volume on the llih of
september. II Is tie only weekly pub.ica-
iun oi the kind now i>sue,l H. tins country.
and u has a very extensive circulation IN ali
tine states. OF the Union. II - not. n som.
might suppose from IT. ,tlr. dry. ar>rr,,s,
"e'" On t"chui-al sr'rncr: n the contrary.
ii SO deals wNa tn" great event, uoirr on +,
the sc.tntlGr. mechanical and industrial
worlds. a. 10 please and ln>iru,r every one.
II tac Mechanic or lTtisau wishes 10 know
me best machine ~ use, oT aow 10 make any
substance employed IL h. busine>S-t lie
housewife wi>tieS 10 c. q rrrIrr for max
lE- "a GOOD cp.oT. Sci i4r lnl l.nioT -, he,
!" Know "h1i Is gong on ~ tie way If I'M
i'"'r.a.El> Al a." Nlauu .a,,urrr wi>nc, 10
a"' T. D. ted wiih a." t'r"-. lui iu employ
H." bet i"cs.'.cs n hI> Uu~su..~~-,' Ih" man
1i l."'>ur" an1 -" Is W!.a'> Iy keep h.m>,lf
iaiHi..ar wli'l IL" pr -r'.., made. ~ rl. rhen,
lr". laboratory Cr ~ la" ccu~rr.rt!.n oi ola
gf'qn-. steamships. fai.ra,i>. u.tpr,.. NOV
"r- and a thousand other inu,.lu,> ana ar
p'"nres. b"ia 81 p' a,e aaI war-aI thc>o
"' s'I.satr can ." t1.trI H th,. ~crgxrrti..
ANEElC,S. and Hs',ty<Iri-,r They ,trErr.
prc-'n."d 10 Il reliable and Inr-r.,t,a ioIu.
adapted 10 thcTonvr' hpu>ron oi minds rr-
leaned ~ the higher b.a1,a"s Of ,,.,n.e
aaI ant.
IL"NS:-on" copy ono Year. 80 Ore
r"pr. slN months. q: E',lcr,,n,, ~ rnop,t...
81; Fen curr'>, siN months. s. Zen copies.
Twelve months. i,.I. Fifteen cop,r<. twelve
. months ~ i,,..pf.a ,,r, ...
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
REQUISITES: FOR GRADUATION
FEES. &c.

Tie canillar" ipr lii, der" r Doctor n
Nra.c.u" u,':>l IT, lwen'y-unr y'arS Of agr,
.I good ma'ai character. ..ayr "p.Ied hiu,~.'t i
r : .nry. ,s".~ 10 H." >;,Iy q! M,aIclEe. and
have a',,nGcl two iulI courses u' irclu.a,. t.c
last one II wa.-u All have trrn nj lbs IN
>tHuuUu a.,o ouc course Of Practical Auat-
Umy.
i, the ,i.ao o., arT.irauan. lo must I.ay to
'!.c Dean a. Inr Faculty the Diploma fee
ai>o yra>rn, an original Thesis IN >usn" med
lrp, subject. aud SHALL undergo satisfactory
examination. Should the canh ~ not pas,
;.e lee and essay VIII lie rc;u-i i''a.
The Zee Tor NE FaIl Course - 10000
Naturalization (paid only ou,cl 800
DamOu.irajer's Tinact, 1000
Graluati,n 2J.uO
The expenses Of living in Washington arc
rs molcra'- ~ IN any oIn~r c,!y IN the Union.
For lurrhcr lniorualion address
JOHNSON ELIOT. =. D,
Dean Of the Faculty.
No 10 seventh Street, West.
April 18th. is5~-'imas.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEpARTMNNT.
w.aHscroS CRY. coR. F Z TWELFTH srs
SESSION 1859.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE

NUllc Young. VI. D, Proie>~oroi Theory
AL practice OF Medicine AMI Pre- dent Of
L. F'acGlly.)
J. NJ. SNYDER. ". D.. Profess o. Obstetrics
aahIa- Diseases u WON - 80 uIldren.
Johnson E!.Ci. VI. H.. Pio.,--. r. laaiomy.
JaG.e, T.. Morgan. ~. u. Pr...-.r q! Med
Icai Jurisprudence aad t. .......
Charles Il. L,ibermann. -. T. II i~>sor Of
Surgery (and Treasure
benjamin r. Crrg. NJ. .. Professor o.
Cae'ul>tEy an! Of PAys-.--y.
George &. Suul'.r. NJ. D.. Professor Of Ma
terra Metlca anu Therapy yIucs,
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

T7HE sub aaJ4~s are extensively engaged
4 90 tsIgl.-r'uuug tICNRs iL Leonard
Town. 81. Mao "4u'rg, With q .l"v q
'gu ....-g I.frraaUt.. Ao'"! keeper nul 9TH
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B.. a''aai".t. wlr .rH.'uess. E'sn- .- a
r-r country friends 10 $50 Us m ,uT a"" C.
'afl..a--- $50. a.s frat.
HARRIS & CAVALIER"
L'caerl Tow, ,Apia. II, lsj'-".
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
TO ToBACCo PLANTER s!
KETTLEvyELLS
Manipulated GuanO !!
Prorsi by experience 10 be he lcsl FertaT
=er kRo,sa tor tlie erotrh and In
Prorsnisa. of quality u the To-
brrco Flint

THIS GUA%O has been thoroughly tested
a f1r ssyersl seasons on rii crops, wIth ani-
" s. success, md can ke no longer regarded
es All *: rTln.e-t.
No. l-I!a'f rest Pcnym7. c;,,.,o
'' Phosphate. )
= > - and 2-3-Intlnsateiy n.:egEated by
machinery.
We cha !euzc Peruvian Grano, pound 70
porsi op first crop, and ~ second crop aud In
rro,sr,ent &c soil !, admits e 20 e"apsris
For TcJarc9 II il ~r-E,iv superior, ngodlc.. .t
much heavier and r. .e~ 'caf
RI q. 8 KEY.
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lirSRY &oTHDEoN.
Montgomery C"Ha'u
\. G. Di-ter~on, T1, aeya ..my FOB a.rn is
very tusriar - what have raised Alta Feu
,I,1, and It's eIe, up,., g,rss exceeds any thing
| ever saw or used"