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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-12-15
THE GLoRE-Ex:y,.
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TIE OFFICIAL PAPER OF
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be1~ AMI ilirra, In.,e wHp nI, desire ~
subsrrJ- l,sr CuuEll>> wal uIrrt GA the
arsi MCad4y u l"Al DecemJrr, when >Laii
TecymEIenre publishing the .tbOVc. Glmed
paper>. They have iSen published - long.
that most public men know their character.
aad therefore deem u ure,ile,S 10 give a
minute ACCOUNT OF the Kind VI matter they
wall contain.
TmE DAILY GLorE wI.l contain report
OF tDe Debates IA boIh branches ol Congress
as Iahen down hy reporters equal. at i'as'.
10 ANY corps o. short hand writers IA this. 90
IN any other country. \ mainrlry of them
viii. each, IL able to Tepun, resteri,m, ten
thousand wOrC> an tour. wis" HE average
number OF words spoken by iigcat speakers
rarely exceeis seven thousand hge handrrd
wgf.is an hour When tie ,e.4i-> o! a DAY
DO not make more lLan lori! liz" columns.
they VIII appear 10 the Daily Gtytc o. the
neat morning. who. VIII contain, also, tne
news Of ID" day, together with such cdtc
raj ar'r.> rs may ~ Sugge> ~ by passing
eveuI,.
TmE CorGRrs>r0~,L GIoB: AID APPE~-
Ok vii cul,l.n \ report ut all the Debate
in Congress. revised hv TIE speakers, Tie
NIn~,7sr> Of the President 81 the CuncI
States. the Annual Report, o. tn Head, OF
iEr Executive Departments, ia" Laws
PASSED duTiuE TIE session. ana raTiaGs IN
t"T,S TO all. They W. be printed Oh a
double royal SHEET, n IDOL form. royal
qusr;o size. each number containing sixteen
pages. TIE wnUir al maze. II Is believed,
Lt;;.oen $500 and 30 pages. i..e !onG
~->-i,ns l'r nany years past EaEin- ranged
','-v, - those nuub.G>. and H." next session
n... ..a long orc. Tn, hrieyc i T."
s..,arrs; uork ever sold n aGy cJuu,rr,
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A HANDSOME RESIDENCE
VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY for
SALE

Y@Y VIM" OF the power csS;ainril In 4
- 'rnst deed, brarng date the IO.h day u
November. 1853. and duly recorded among
'iAr land records Of Charles G, un'y. IN lb-r
J. II. G., No. !. folio -, from Tie late John
II. Digges to the pt,i"f>:.,l,,l hc will scli "a;
PulIic SIle 81 the premises on
MONDAY the 10Th day of DECEMBER
next, Of fair u not. III" next fair day there
after. at I2 O'Clock. NJ. that desirable g.
Fa'e on which tie saIi John II u. gg"> la,e
Is resided. II = situated IN Chari'-, Cou.iy.
Maryland. m peninsula % country formed
by tue junction 81 ia" Potomac auI " .cDm
SEQ aver, (called PIccawa2en). as contains.
more OF Jess,
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NOTICE TO CREDIroRS-

NOTICE IS hereby -i~cr that the surscri.
~ her has obtained from the Or,l.aa :
C"u:, o. 81. Mays county, IA Maryland. re,-
tiers oF Administration on tie personal estate ~
Joshua wilson, if., late of saii county, Do
ceased. A" persons having CLAIMS against the
said deceased, are hereby warned To EXHIBIT the
same with tie proper vouchers thereof. 10 the
subscriber, on or before the 18Th of Ann,
lS6D. otherwise ,Fey may Re excluded bv law
irom All beneaI Of The Ssrd estate. Given under
my hand this llGh day sc '1ctoier, i~59
E. \. WILSON,
Admr.
Oct 18Th ls59-4w
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IriNlI,t\ID.

'mnn II Tucker. adj
" .ii.,rn Wood. LATE 81
''.rr,-.I. It's ordered
SAL administrator no
aud DECEASED. to file
;l,r sad Deceased IA ia"
|,ilic. on a. b,i"r" the l>t
diyi!.nI and that ihIS
T., Sunt Mary B~a.
IT, IT, al ~ day Oh
T N RAI.EY.
!. II>I'.r Of Ills.
81 hlnry ; county, Ni.
- .
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-12-15
HHOLEH.fLE mn RETlIL CIG.lR
MLNT'FFCTOR).

I have c''ahlrshrd CIGAR MNNCFAC.
1 tDIT a. I.enn,.;l IOWA. rpr the purpose
ofStp.hy yang Merchants, Hotels aud others "a
81. MTy'~ aa1 the adjoining counties, who
mrv drsire cIgIrS N tGr Of the best material mud
Ia the hest manner, to wIirh the attention ~
the public Is respectfully requested before pur-
chtSIn: els"whcre Errry effort HIlI Sc ni de
Ia give satisfaction. WEen not Cn-'s"I ~ he
M,nu,utory, may always he found ~,
Mnpre'< Il"reI. All Responsible orders
prom lily filled.
c. l.. JOHNSON.
Nov. al,h, ls5g-Iy.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-12-15

WE Particularly IvIie the attention Of our
w country iricnd TO our lasgc aud varied
assortment. STONES. embracing the Ue>t
,,lc.rI.u 10 r.. loun ia IA" riis. ani will b..
sod on Tie mu,l a. .u,nmOda'n- terms.
H.: AR iuiu..r>. Are Place stoves. Gas
huruu.- Srprr-. Hating stoves. RAn@">.
Cauhao>c.. Parnr anvrS AMI Crates, I'm.
prove! O4 DomopE, Noble Penn and Glot"
stove.
hgu'rs fer 81 diniac IF !S'orcr oaa-'r1ty q"
Land. al S'oes taken ~ cyrh0,.ge
Also. LITTLE GIANT CORN AND cor
MILLS. NRiCTLHURAL
BOILERS, s..
August ilth. l>59-Gu.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-12-15
GUNS! GUNS, GUNS!

GUNS! GUNS, GUNSl.i
TsU!I largest an, hest assortment in Bali
Z more. Douitr and Single GUNS. RI
FILES. Pistols AND SPORTING
GOODS IN In creates, variety, rTE,P SD
wtUrtNrED. I.r-on> mny r,iy ID getting =
good urrI,,c, atsI Caiv'u street.
ALEN'B ICCOMiS.
= B.-G,a, made or repaired IN the best
manner.
Sept. 29,lI>59-3m.
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\ OTTO f

MOTH E.
A IL persons are fo;cwarnel from tres
A pasSIug with dog or cUu. or IN any
eAet manner. on anl part al my estate com
Inonly called Part of Pinry Point" border
ing 90 the Potomac river and Plney rG:ni
Geek Against any and all persons found
trespassing after the publication of :kis no
;re. the law will b. rIgiily enforced.
JOHN ). GUYTHEE.
". SD 1851.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-12-15

No TIC f..
a =. LAroURAILLE respectfully in
"a . .,gm> Il, fsir'.,!a aud the Puh,ir ,,at
he IT, 'treu Wa."l,ousc M. I0i DCGAN'S
WvhEr, w!cg, III" intends o,,,iuei,ny tie
FIOIE. GEAIN. FEED & connected with
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
II. has r"w in store 'ni Will constantly keep
Oh ha'.d fail aud choic! supply OF the Jcs, NJ
t.rlys. 81 h is
FLOUR, GRAIN.
MEAL, OATS.
LIME, CT MO.
EEICKSIIAY.
SrRA-, Mill FEED
CHpS. RYE, &.
al f which hc j. p-r'a-rl + IN c'.aa:, IA
cash. lie ha> cr.@,.,-i r..' -'':I'"> - l''.'c
aud attentive A~-.-,Iut M ArN'u!,r l. Bod
l., vl,.i.. to.ot.,r with his "wn pcr-''la! At
'rnti IL. hr hopes To- live f'nrr"I satisfaction.
he respectfully >oi,.ls aaarc i public pa
'y.uI-g.
PSI. Strict attention VII u" sir"n to all CON
-i.nmc,tS. Or'cr, thaHh"ily received and
promptly attended t.
p.S" Suirt attention rill BE- given to tie
purchase # III MBER h,A. l.. BEAL.
Fcn Eth, i>5p.-if.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-12-15

For SnI.-EIE.t
Dissolution 0E O-s'arGI;eE-
shin,

TNHE C"-Par,nrrshg heretofore sxrs'rrg be-
Il Tween the undersigned N t4. Mercantile
business, NJ the Head of S. Crm.us's b..
has nee, dissolved by IA ruaI consent ParsauS
indebted TO the late frm "a. >r.r. :, ..r e-.nuuts
with THE undersigned, cirhrr - - l.., Is author
rzed to siyH the Tnme ~ the r.,u IN e,nrGi.
JOHN 6. HERBERT,
WA. +. EACH.
o.. Isl, 1853.
THE u>lnees n The o. SAINT will .ercdf.
er t. conducted ny Wl'ru T Le,c1 and
Grurs" Il ii,rIerf. rude the name aud srvie
o. LCtCII& HE2bERr. WHO res,ec. f,.lly
s"h"'' 81 coununanrc Of tie very liberal patron
aye lac eioioIr ,Nir.tri - r.te irm.
VIZ. F. LEACH,
GEORGE II HERBERT.
lSjQ--G
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~ QTIC E


nOCTOE !. StPPINGT0N. having locs-
~ ted a, the ''rACTORY,' - offers his pro-
tcs>loual se-rgceS t. the publ; Of ST. MARY s
county. Refers to Prois n r. Smith, SanlI
Chew and G"". ". NrlfeaJerger, Dultmore,
Md. au4 an experience Of three years active
Practice,
(CHAGGES.)
ANY dis'aIce one mile or less, III 90
From oie mile - or over, ST.
O1~ie;r.csi cases, 10 90
Pfr~cr' .n2 ~ Office. 50
r Extracting te-.h. so
July 2SIh l-j9-6m.
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Charges. per term. payable
III advance:

Tor lUflhrT Inirrnlton. ~ Tor Circulars
apply 10 the irs:ipa!, ~ Ini-o"s Pos
Office. SAINT Mdry's Cnnury. Nj
&C. B!LLING.lLEY,
President Of H." Board ii trustees.
August 2jlh. lNT-ll
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-12-15

| Sr NaRT'S IF
" Vtil r'~ct in t.Rpp-
- 3n'h e Deem
.Nt~.'.
Nv - Ter.
/ EilLiNGSLEY,
President.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-12-15
MONDAY the 10Th day of DECEMBER
Five Hundred Acres OF Land or Supe-
FiOr Quality.

The fr.ns are all well wa'eiei and in a good
stat" OF improvement por:ron Of the IanI
ha"rng heeH lined. aud two oi he field, now
finely IT ~ clover. y snpraLuaiance OF
WOOD and TIMBER ID tie mo-. valuable
binds. such as locust Ceiar. CH.nuf, oak.
Hn'nm. de-
Steamboat, and sal vessels. almost daily
passing ~ >:.,ht 81 the house 10 AMI from
Baltimore, Alexandra and the CITIES Of the
Ds>'uri % Columbia. render the lLcili,le, jur
N.pprn- pr,lucc or other marketable COM
fusIrr yF.fy frFraf
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-12-15
By Dr. u: mcs Higgins,

I"E IHE PAST TEN Yu,E>
STATE AGRICULTURAL CHEMIST or
MARYLAND.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-12-15
JNO. 4. CAMATlER
t.5'nt
L,3lard r VIZ, Ni.. March 3rd ls5.-5in.

Tie following analysis rernmm'nd7 ;las lime
a. possessing properties Gar suierI'r =" any
"cheD necessary to be applied 70 IL" a"d ~ thgs
section, winch are known to be Ge!icI..l 30 "p'h
t,ne aad mog"esta
La ors'ory Of State Chemist.
No. 29 l.Scharg- r. r.s,..-.
Paltin"re, Md Iuns 3n'h -
Reror NJ analysis Of ) samples IT S~Lrvlti'.
7 'rexione. marked resrer'Ivel" NJ ,"'.t'rt
-" blue. No . (Ahi'e), y" = ihiu"'. No
3 uopJ. tor John Kennedy, E~q., "f i"r'
Kennedy. Montgomery Co. Penn siIta
IL"rpose samples 1T '.Schuvlsu L.,a. ,;',r"''
we're foIad. }! on analysis, TO Ds ."r'. pse- -
lul UMs
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-12-15

The Al owe SciuyIkH Limestone are Magor-
sian Limss:ones, OF 7re'ty ne"'i" ,ai rr'n' 49,
sIInu. They are most esn. "a, taHFtej 3" =
ap,.iicatIOn on so.is which are def. .enI II both
Line anu MasntA4a-
JAMES HIGGINS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11
FROM NEW YORK

NEW YORK, June ~.
Brown Dick was winner in the great trot yester
day. Miller's Damsel was second. George NJ
Paiohen third, aud Lady WoodruHfonrth "Dick"
won three straight heats. Time, 2.3O 2, 2,29
and 2.25.
The object ofthe meeting Of the various Railroad
Presidents in Philadelphia is to eject an arrange
ment whereby mails can be transported between
New York and New Orleans in four days
The plan Is 10 take them by Railroad to Charles.
ton, thence by steamer TO Fernandua, Fla, thence
by rail across To Cedar Keys, and thence by steam
er TO New Odeans.
The Florida road will be completed next month
The whole distance is about 1000 miles.
Two Representatives Of the Penn Central Rail
Road, one of them Mr.. President Thomson had
meeting TO day at the St. Nicholas. with Messrs
Corning aud Richmond, OF the New York Central,
aud Mr. Barlow, at which after an amcable dis
cussiOu, satisfactory basis Of settlement vas
agreed upon, which, later in the day, was submit.
ted to Mr. Moran
The schedule, it is understood, puts passenger
fares back to the old rates. aud the freight tariff is
on the bases OF ll2 cents per cwt for FIST class to
Cincinnati. It's understood that the agreemtn mt
will be cOncurred ln by the Baltimore and OHIO r.
II although that Company had no representative
present Mr. Moran made no response TO the prop.
oslton yesterday, but alother meeting was to be
held at 10 O'Clock tomorrow, when it was thought
be would agree TO the proposed arrangement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

SUICIDE IN BATH One of the most sad and
mysterious suicides took place it the township Of
Bath, Summit county, that has ever been my duty
to chronicle Mr. +. Kent, very respectable
citizan-a man of good habits-in very comiorta-
bic circumstances surrounded by a very interest,"
ing iamiy, (wife and Rve children Just in the
prime of manhood (aged 31) aud in the enjoyment
of good health-committed suicide on the evening
of the 7th inst, about sunset by hanging himself
in his own barn, near his dwelling His dying
struggles were heard at the house, but before as.
sistance could reach him he was dead. The cause
of so rash an act, is wrapped in the most profound
mystery The whole community are thrown into
the most sad aud mournful excitement Mr. Kent
would have been the last man suspected Of 8" fear
! fu an eud.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11
TuE KANsAs COLD MINES.

LEANENWokTHt juno ~
AdyiCes by the Express coaches from Denver
City to the lst inst. ntaln extraordinary reports
winch are calculated to renew the gold fever with
tentOld more violence than ever.
Rich nuggets have been discovered on the North
Fork OF Nasques Creek principally in coarse gold
aud dgcOmpOsed quartz.
Great excitement prevailed all through the coun-
try.
Statements Of the yields Of Gregory's and other
mining companies aie almost fabulous
1t was reported that company from Indiana
was making from s so TO $500 per diem.
ether accounts are Of the same character and
uuvdrying. Many letters which seem TO have been
written under the influence OF the prevailing eX.
cItement are in strong contrast to the previous
gloomy reports,
The dust" taken out at Gregory's alone Is esti-
mated at 100000.
Denver City is almost depopulated by the people
leaving for the mountains.
Provisions continued scarce.
100000 were offered Tor claims.
Subsequent arrivals will determine the certainty
Of this information, but the accounts now received
| .,;.,.ng hayp been
| received by this arrival.
This community is intensely excited.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

THE GERMAN SoNG-FEsTIvAL By the pro-
gramme 10 to-days paper it will be seen that tue
scng feast to be served up by our German citzcls
on Tuesday next, promises to be one of athac-
tiveness Extraordinary eNertons have been made
to make the occasion perfect success, and one
long to be remembered We understand all tie
Railroads centerng at this point will take passen-
gers at half fare, aud also the Buffalo steamers,
Sea Bird and Arctic, and the Detroit steamers
Some four hundred singers will take part in the
Grand Concert, to be given on Thursday evening
in the Bank Street Theater. All the German Mill.
tary Companies have volunteered to take part in
the festival procession on The fourth day We
suppose many of our American citizens will par
ticipate in this German Holiday
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

FIRE IN RoYALTON.-The house of Elder L.
Cooley took ire ON the 7lh inst Mr. C. and lady
were absent at the time attending funeral service
in SrongvilIei provdeutially there was an abun
dant supply OF water near the house, and assist
ance at hand and by great efforts the flames were
finally exIinguishei, not however, until nearly
every thing had been taken from the house suppos.
lug it impossible to sayeit Fire supposed to have
orig a,ed from sparks from the kitchen chimney.
/ No insurance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

Frost NEws-WHEAr-Since last TUESDAY we
have felt encouraged in regard to the frost and
thought that the farmers were hasty in their reports
of the wheat having been cut of, but unfortunate
ly they were nearer right than we. During Thurs.
day aud yesterday sad and dishearcning letters
came from the country TO our commission mer-
chants. 1t took two or three days of sunshine to
determine the matter as far as the wheat was con
cerued aud that sunshine has developed the fact
that very large portion of the wheat throughout
the State is almost entirely cut Oh. From such
great wheat growing counties as Stark Richlaud,
and Wayne we have news that there will be IN al.
most total failure of the wheat crop. One miller
FROM the interior Of the wheat country, who was in
town yesterday to countermand an order for the
sale ofwheat which he had consigned to the mer-
chaut, said that two meu had offered MIN seventy.
five each for the price of one bushel per acre
He had not given his answer, but thought be should
risk the acceptance of the Offer The frost appears
to have been heaviest in q strip or belt in which
are situated some of these best wheat counties.-
Que farmer, living about forty miles this side Of
Cincinnati, writes that they had heavy frost, but
he hopes IL did not crtead farther north These
reports are truly discouragiug. To say nothing o
the loss to the farmers the loss to the business
Cleveland will he immense, for it comes upon thosC
sections from which we get the most produce anC
to which we sell the most goods Butwe can only
watch and pray"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

FIRE--The fire at o'clock Yesterday morning,
was from two barns belonging to Philo Scoyill, Esq
on Perry street. A valuable horse was consumed in
one ofthe barns together with a quantity of hay.
Loss SlOO0-no insurance. IL was probably the
work of an inceudaIy. o. Cutter had buggy
stored in one Of the barns, which was placed
there after the burning Of his barn a short time
since, which was destroyed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

! FoB the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco and
Snuff, 90 to c. Dieiz, ~ Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11


he combination OF pgr-diens IN these Pls Is inc
suit of a long aud extensive practice They are mia ]"
their onera,ou and certain in CORRECTING all Uognaes'
Painful Mems ruutious removing all obstructonsi whe'-
from cold or Otherwise headache poiu In the SIDE pal
CITATION ort tine heart whites all nervous affections s-
cries iaeue pain in the back and limbs, &c Disturbed
. sep which arise from inte ruption of nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement Of new era In the treatment VI
these ireguares and distractions which have consigned
so many thousau of tho young, Tie beautiful and the ue
oved tn PREMATURE GRAVE No female can enjoy good
heath unless she is regular, and whenever an obstruction
cakes place the general health begins TO decline
Dir CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
arc the most elitcrun remedy ever known Nr an Nuu
plants peculiar Females ollclnSes hey are l4yal-
nnble Inducing. iBtI CcrtdIt, perOIcdt regud lAeI
arc kuo thou aus. who have used 'ntn at lerent
DenJs throughout The Cluntry Ming tine sanction OF
ths most fmiHrnt plysici an America.
rprt directions st0fHg pteH and ib1fH heg s4oua ho
be used win BJK-tha Prce one DOtar eacH 0oH con
faiRng 40 Piis s,,. ,z,. p;,1.
Fenf by mail pr0pIDfi OsnE price To the Genera
Agent. Sold by druggists gtuela.y ..--, -,
D. q ilUrClllNGS, General Agent,
NJ l6a Chumuers 81 Now YORK .
Sold In Cleveland by WA. FlsKE aud GAYL0ko
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

FINE PHoToGRAPH. We yesterday saw a Pho
tograph of GolIman's picture Of 'the Arkites,"
taken by Ryder the Great All the figures stand
ont in bold relief aud as the original painting is
not to be had by ALL this picture will be an admi-
rable substitute
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

~ Hutchlugs Lie EAhldrdht 10 I'Juro
-, f m nm .o,ciaaIe aud iuiuItlplc exec lfuco For
III s y,a uItrasts no mauor how produced % mus, 'e
a M t tuall bic spechc Is also euro '"r Yul0
g,ns csn IrIuv lutt iv-r, -tpuach OF hlh ~ ma
h t Ia .fov strug h, vitality aud puNtich aolJ sou
Nv Ina B gke ilBNe laul
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

EAST CLEVELAND UNIoN SUNDAY School
The monthly meeting connected wi b this school,
at the Brick School House opposite Mr.. Custards
Nursery will be addressed by Rev Dr. ClaXton Of
st Paus Church, tomorrow at 3 o'clock T. N.
Residents Of the neighborhOod are invited to at
tenl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

Strawberry FEsTIvAL.-By reference to I'D
vertisement it wilbe seen that the ladies' connect
ed with the order of Good Tempars, will have a
Strawberry Festival at Chapin's Hall on Tuesday
evening next. To those who are posted we need
say no more but to others we say, look at the ad-
vertsement and if there are not attractions enough
add to them the TACT that there will be a goodly
number of charming young ladies present to bless
the occasion. Then 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11
FROM wAsUTNCTON

The Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice
that sealed proposals will be received until the
20ih inst, for the issue Of any portion OF the
whole five million dollars in Treasury notes 10 ex.
change for the gold coins OF the United States nm
der the authority OF the act Of Congress Of 1857
and 1853.
The interest is not to exceed per cent
The receipts into the Treasury for the week end
ing Monday, were S 263, 900 Amount of drafts
issued Sl,7lS,00O aud the amount subject TO draft
S., SIS 900.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11
FROM Albany.

ALBANY, June ~.
The Milwaukee Light Guards arrived to-day. In
the afternoon parade aud drill, took place. The
visitors were received by the Wash ington Cont.
nenta's, Company b e, and were entertained 'at n
fine banquet at Congress Hall The Mayor Re.
corlcr and State Othcers were present Gen. hu.
fus King is with the Company They left to nj sht
on the boat for New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

9sy- We take pleasure in informing the public
that r. Ruriui, l75 Superior St, has received
splendid stock of Summer goods, among which we
notice a large variety Of the newest and mCstiash
ionabe styles Of straw goods for both men aud
boys and also a full assortment ofchildren's goods.
We also notice some new and beautiful styles OF
soft hats, which deserve especial attention Mr.
Rufni assures us that il will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house ID the
trade We confidently commend him TO the public
as worthy OF their patronage.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE u HAIR DYE
Wm. 4. Bachelors lair Dye !
TIE oniy harmless and reliable Due knouOn.

Tic only harmless ana TcttdOle DEo "''V'0'''
The Original and best in the world
An others are limitations and shorld be avoided
vou wish 70 ridcule
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly 70
.,iri and roural Brown or Black without the least
fniury TO Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
yyardod to VIM A. Bachelor since 1879. and 'ver sOOO
spelcntons have been made the a Of his patrons VI
mis- ntmous Dyes.
wM A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces ooor
pot to be Distinguished from n1ture and is WARRANTED
ot to piure n the least however long be continued
aud the i'm effects orB Dyes rmeled the Hair invigor-
ated for life by this Scleudid Dye.
Made sold nr annliei lin private rooms Of he VIE
r. cort, No 23l Bru. say N Y.
Sold ain cities ami twas Of the United States by Drug
Fists and Fancy Goods boaess
e1ate engraving on 70 7 sidos of each BuN Of
WM A BATCHELCR,
iau17 Nv -33 Rroadw v n = -
r. 80, tSrTfnu. tSsnuH
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Tickets for sale at the Union Office, in the Wed.
dell House. also at the depot at the Cleveland and
pittsburgh Railroad Onice
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OUTLINE MAPS Outline Maps have now be-
come indispensable in every school room. Since
the Publishers of Pelton's Outline Maps have os-
tablishcd an Agency with Mcssrs, Ingham q
Bragg they have sold large quantities in the State
Of Ohio, and supply Schools and Township Boards
at same rates as the Philadelphia Publisher. They
are also Agents for Miichells Outline Maps and
Key, and supply the western trade at publishers
net prices. je0-4t