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b%At No. 444 Broadway, ali the Family
and Patent Medicines constantly on hand
Always Fresh and Genuine.
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NA-OF THE

IT fnest quality impaired direct from France
Ts6e gliding warranted 10 stand Tea-Sets for sla
worth $500 Dining-Sets for 5000 worth $500
ANY pieces wanted can be had seperate from sets.
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A FRIEND N NHED. TRY N

= 7IINlIlT = lIIlI1II1 III 7
"a. swEEr's IsRALLIHLE LtEnIHNF n procured
fon ths recipe Of Dr.. stephen Sweet % ten
reoscut the great boneasttor and has bstu used IN
bis practice for the last twenty years With tbs mOsl
astonishing success. Az IN external romcoy It IL
without rival and win alleviate pain more sped
n than any ether preparation. Ter all BeennatiC
lnd Nervous disorders it is truly inallbls anG
curative for Sores, Wounds, sbrains, Bruises 6e.i
its soothing, healing. and powerful ren-lis ming
propsrtiss exoito the lst wonder and aston -sdsni
Of al who have ersr siysa L trial Ossr om
nuBdrcd certificates Of semarkable oursa pa 'OTned
by it within the last years, attest this net.
Forsale By stroag 4 Armstrong and VIM. fiako
sssadvsrtisement sep27- R2nd&w
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As 1t prevents costiTeness strengthens the diFes-
tive organs, Il should be In the hands Of all persons
Of sedsntary habits
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Dr. WoaTora CsRker and Salt Rheum suFpE
and cerats for curing Hamors By


E5- lc OOSsuMrrlF Es.-Ihe advertiser
ri ,avinfzee1 restored 20 bsalth IN very few weeks
81 ,4fr Be- fcdiaiy, aflcr isFing suffered
R years rllh saFeEe long aae7toa sud tni
tt t|asa.a. t'lfr1mr rtioa-il lrfieus 10 make
Eaesr = rs isi1g-aullrerl the mliufo cure
Iesll fi.0 dcIifs IA be VIA seni aco 81 the pre-
l ssrirtion uaed NEE oi ehargcl pilna dirsctions
Tor preparing and using she sale, which they win
anda suREUURE FUR o. AsUMPTION, ASrHl.
nA, BauNCHlTiss Ec .ns only Obioot IN seDd-
inr thi Prescription 90 bonefs the afiieteds aud
spreaa nf5rhatil ), which he oonesvcs to Be invalU
ahIs and he opss every suceFer VIII iry ha remedy,
ssssviit .vai then u0thing, and nay prove blost-
tng
sstiua wishing tha prescription VIII please Cd.
,fs- REv. EDWARD a WILSON,
ostIaRa WlIrrHlsIsh Ripgs O1piy, n. y.
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HEuAusE
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.a.aH taa 5000 ssE1 F
I lel AND q b
le faa srr ~
BLOOD EN0HAToR
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY LEADRR.u

~ Hereafter we shall write the name of every
subscriber ou each paper sent 755U
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Ths taIlouring Is a. extract irom letter Woitten
ey tho pastor Of q Baptist Church - the journal
and Nas.sngcr, CincinEad ohio and speaks vol
amss IN hvor Of thst Vorld-rehowned medicine, Of
rfns WHsroW'a sooruua srhur FoE oBnDEEN
i.ifs des 10 adrorlisaneltin ycnr coinmns Of Mru
Wiasf6R's Soothiug syrup. Nov Ws never said 8
ord ia i.gor oi patent msdioins bpiOrs in our ii0
ti We io compelled 20 Say % your roaders, that this
no humbug-aE HAvE THIED n, AND KNOW n 10
, Aza. o. clAtEs. Il is prObabiy, one Of the most
eosssul mediciass Of the DAY, hseaHss it lie Of
rs bost And those o. your readsFt Who have babies
Ant % oettgr than % lay Ia supply"
Sc adyeriissment IL another caiumn. seq28R25
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The Eubscl ibers take pleasure 90 aunDuucinr 70
the Citizens " the United States that they have OBJ
tanned the Agency or and IOW euahled 20 ofler
70 the American public, the ah0Ye Justly celebrated
and World-renoWned ErttGle.
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AYERS AGUE CURE.
BOB TRE SPEEDY CURE OF
hatsTmittsHt FsVsT, OF Feuer and Agus, Rsuis-
tent Fsre, CHI Fsgsr, Dlmb Agus Is-
riodieal Headaeke, OF Bilious Head
Gcke, and Bilious FsUsrs, indeed,
for fhs ui0le eiass Of De
e1sss origiliatiag IN b.
kG7y Ger1lgsmeHt,
oaused 6y fhe
HiaEria
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Sold BY 4, +. GAYLORD
Abo. y WI. FIsKE.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09
=. STATE OF MARYLAND:
- EXECUTIVE CHI AMBER, !
FREDERick CRY, NAY axp., 1851. I
PROCLAMATION.

VUHEREAS. The President Of the
w United States. BY his Proclama.
tion. dated the fiftecnth day Of Apri: 1851.
has summoned Congress to mcct in Sps-
cial Session in the City Of Washington on
the Fourth day Of July. eighs.su hundred
aud sixty-one; 81 -. ~.
Aud whereas BY Ssction rs. of Article
IS. Of the Code Of Public General Laws.
the Governor is empowered and directed
to order. BY Proclamation. Special E!.o-
ton for members Of Congress for this
State. to GIL vacancies now existing:
Now. Therefore,. TaoxAs Halliday
HICKS. Governor Of Msrylsnd. do. by
this my Proclamation. designate and sp:
point THURSDA y. THE THIG.
TENTH DAY or JUNE, 1861, for
the election Of Representatives from tbi.
State to serve in the Congress Of The
United States.
l~1 Given under my hand and the
LIS. Great Seal Of the State of Ma.
(~ ryland, at the CITY Of Frsdsr'
lex. this second day Of May. eightcc,
hundred and sixty-one. -.
THOS. Il. HICKS.
By the Governor. .,.s -
GRAyyox EicHSis.R0Ea, s.s
Secretary Of STATE. ~ 81.
May 9th. 1861. s-a- @ ss
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09
CoxxuxlcArED.
81. Inisess'. May 3rd. 1861.
TO THE PUBLIC.

Il would appear BY tho editorials Of the
last issue Of the Bsacos that the military
went to Leonard Town On che 23rd d
April last tn .tsend . political meeting
The Saint Asry's Drageons." nsiscalled
81. Inigoes' Dragons. went there for ~
such purpose. On the contrary. they
vent there in obedience TO IN order. sma-
mating from the Head Quarters Of shs
Regiment. 70 which they are attached. snd
we're enjeined BY me to havs No partisips-
ton with any Political meeting whatever,
which order MAS literally obsysd..s IS 81,
The eesps Of ''St. Narys Dsagooas'
are prepared to do their dssy - sosdisrs
leaving clear sssge and cleas swing :.
citizens and lsgilasors to do theirs
RANDOLPH JONES,
Capt. S. n Dragons.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09
asay = lzsssaiase

0eay Q xxssslisae
Ths Allowing Dill. ssiasias y Say u
Rasssaiss. 81 = szseaa Ne tins sar ~
isssisg ~ s1ssseies e isds1sats u this
Ssaas. - hsss instsasssd q ~ Hesss
e Dslegaass y ~. Gssdes ssA i Ehsly
- psas-
s8scssox I. u Fmss1SS 81 IL Gsas-
ri AsasssAy n Mssy1as1. Thas ~ nins-
tsesth ssseios q tks swsssy-nintA Artiejs
q he Csds - Pebble osassal Lava. sna
ths psesiss = ~, thirty -skira ssslias q
~ - Asfisls = - Cs3s =, md Tie
ssss sss Assshy spssls1 - hr = they Co.
lice With ebe 1sesS5sns g Tn 80
6Dc3. 3. - ~ tt@ae1e5. Thst u,eo
20 jsdgus.h - 1900 81 - psy.sss
q nnssy whieA lavs bsss. = 10y hsrs-
alAsg -. Fsn3eaa ~ aay Co1rt = d.
- = ~ rsnss 6 III Staae. thsss shall
y 5 soly q exsssfios unsil ~ aess C
- ser1lss sfss - - csassl 49,
II y - - suhiA 1kaa - NJ -
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09
PROCLA n ALTON
STATE OF MARYLAND.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
lsY Frederick Ctr April :,Seh. 1881

II s 4uessG& eykINaptM ScgMs 1b0l,
i WussEAs, Il haa hesaps ppsesuakel.se
me that certain citisens ri MarylanI, 40,
Kidding Csmnissiess II tko Maryland Mi.
litia, aie en:istine and armine. spea. and
'ss1zisss de- = IliIilsFyjl se3s sii 3Ilklo
80 As@ wa<rs /. IS .r.h.r rep.
resenfed. u me- tl.s eevtsin sther sciti.ead
81 Maryland. holdiae soHmissisns in the
Maryland Volunteer Militia. have ordered
their soldiers on military service without
having FIRST complied with tbs prsvisions
cf 6ecsion 30. Of Article 63. Of The Code
Of Public General Laws:
And Whereas. such acts. 10 dsraeasiou
% the astherity and dignity Of the State .ol
MARYLAND, are Il III times subvcrsivs q
good order. and in the present. excited
eondision Of the public mind. are veil cal
cul.ted to iu'peril the public psses.
Now. thsretare. I. Tuoxls HolIsSAy
Hicks. Iovernor Of Mar land. do. b
this my Proclamation. warn ~ such per.
sons Of The unlawfulness ef susbsscss and
do enjoin upon the proper ssshorities Of
the several counties snd Of the city It BAL
timors. to zee that the laws o. tie Stass
be not violated in the pre,nisss. -. Z,
l~) Given under my hand and tbs
: SEAL Great Seal II the State Of Mary.
~ land. At the city Of. Frederick
this 10Th day o. April. eighteen hundred
and sixty-ons. = a8F
~ THOS. II. HICKS.
May 9th, l66l--3t. 1885,
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09
eAueH's
r. RAW BONE
SUPER PHOSPHATE:
VI IS
LIN E.,
FARMERS. TRY IT. IF YOU WISH 70
RAISE LARGE. CROPS. AID Az,
THE SANE TINE IMPROVE
YOUR LAND.

~ the preparation. az this valuable MANURE
BONES ARE USED IN THEIR RAW
STATE ONLY.
They have never besn BOILED NOR
GALA 'iNED. They are taken a. nature
n,a.ie them. crushed with powerful machinery,
and subject to . process ny which all the
virtue ri tho bs'ns Is retained, ind ssrtilIssr
10 procured furnishing in concentrated and
soluble firm. the two indispensable elements
in the gr"wik "f plants, wig: PHOSPHORIC
ACID 4 AMMONIA. Th.s. two elsn,ents
BY the use VI 'Rangks Raw buns Phosphate
are. given 70 the Esil In oil their original
ss.rhgtk and purity. They assin,ilata nc
.'nes With u, fuSi.ish ~ the amms,sis n~rds.l
Ter tbs growing cEop~. and leave tbs lsad per.
msnenily benefited.
CASH PRICE SIS PER TOW.
= 49, - 80" OF 100 POUNDS.
a CENTS PER POUND. s tsas ,s',ss.s
This popular Fertilizer car b. had NJ
Ass,.ts in the principal ..wns. OF may be q.
Ssrei 'hraagA any Ccmnissioa Merchaus 10
-. anoaGE puapals.
CExssAL DEyor & Asxusr,
80, 4 SFEARs wxAnv.
R4LTIxoRE.
!. February IN. ledl--ss. -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09

MA.sGAxD Lss.aIAscss. Ii = shoaghi
A. ~ III ssaei.siee Bosrd = Publia
aslsey yin b asesa~A. The lssdiag sb-
jees q IL III y said y b. - rasss ~
siszibssisa SfsAs psspssee apsespsissia
sesus s1nfae = dall,es = am ~ MI
~. g., 81 ~ trssisGlisa 40 60
a.an& u he jsiisasy sassss Il sAs Glnae =
esker h.sds 49, sAsss = Re nsesssiss
sselssisdly.
..Tks ssss ard senpas q shs Hesss. "
ays correspondent Of the Sss. '.seena
leading y iasssassd seaservasisa. Ths
dispsditisa II .s.tsrs appears y Be grow
iag mary favorable y . prsservasiea q
shs present ssss 81 Naryland In shs Ges-
ssal 0ossssneae. q lesss snsil The arrival
Il . moro favorable oppsssspisy = charge
their reiasise pssisisas. sassM njority
Il tie pespls elese - Do -"
.Ths hin pesvidiag f. The sall Of . Sow
ersiRa Cssvestios i seill before the Con-
nissss On Federal Relations. the saly IN
lssiled question in the Cosnmitsee being
thss n lsine DE sins for the eleetien Of
he nsnbers d ssid convsatios By the
psep)e. The nsmbers of thu Hssss ap-
pSas adv6rss e the Immediate slsstion
ssa assembling u . Cssssss;sa. and will
probably psApsss IL call . y lass p
rcd = win BE- jaseiasa in Pshlis episisn
By The evesss daily occurring.
The Legislature sppears undispossd e
ssrrssass 10 powers By sdjeursiss s;.s
de in the present snssrsaia ssase Of pub.
lie aAairs. and they vill probably con.
sisss IL active szissssse until .assr their
susesssers ass slssssA. sa)es sspsrssasd
b =. ssvsssiss Csavsnsiss. L haa
pswss - adjsors IRON time - time. and
VIII probably exercise Il. limiting the
adjssrnnsnts - .shsss intervals.
The Lsgislsssrs thss Ear have passed
several important sets which have BE-
eons- lava. Among shsn are the ssss
authsrisisg The tsnts Of The State y j.
ne nssss Of eas dollar a.d up~aras 70
the exsess II 10 per sess q their ssPi-
I'll paid In, until sixty days after
March llsh. 1864. The oct lsg.lisisg
the ssspessies Of spseie paPmensa By the
sssis 81 shs State sntil March 1lth.
1864, The aes repealias in e6.es the
law asshosisisg the taking out Of land
warrants ior the oyster ssds Of The Chesa.
peaks Bay and lie tributaries.
AnssSg the important measures new
before sAs Legislatures i the bin sx-
s~piss hsa ezssss;sa 500 Of the
property Of 4 dshssr - sahe eject ou
sAs lst Of Juas. which has just passed
he Hssss; ths ssnnissss. 70 which The
ssay Ian - tssas eosaisssd. prepsssss add
: section rsasirieg she debtor - siv'
se~psssss security 70 ths ersdissr.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09

g. 9OO&
Il asw ssr.s y h pretty sssessIly tn
asssssed 49, shs policy sfshs sanisissrs-
aisa. = lsse es.ssalsd ~ Dir Lsssls'
wiah sie~ q h,iag tsstsr sbls = carry
/. isss xGses. i ~ - vssliks. y shs
snsss uslihaaaa sssss Il he term. On
sssAasen. sfyssassasy. >shas shs d
tlsss e ~ Cspilal. he ssllsssiss sf rev
ssss. a. 49, .ssasss u he soss an
~ as~ q tAaa = sius1as b Dir. Lin
ssls.rsrA - snalesairs ssljsssaiae sf'h'
a5et1 = ~ - prsesa~ns. nd neshinl
sksss = thstlwin $3.50 eiaAsr hin ersh'
Nsstksss pss5,s. h cshisss. b 'sh -
pssGS1y ssSssr .sspsainssaly. ~itA shs
v;sws q ~ Prevalent. and. i = thssshs
sGsasise spss.sis<s will esnnsass inse'
l;asely. Hsspss's vsry. l. l. rsssesd'
WIN - 6en fssahss q. q least, sssasked
Neat, win Ss,isw Ssnssr ssa 81 the Fed.
ssa, sssss sew u the possession a Coatsds'
ssss ssssss. MasyAed b - - svsrTu1
.sd. II ssssassry. liassslay ''ssssssa syer'
viii Federal Troops. Il, 4, 7s.e
Da,d.sss city. - ssss, was sssssssa
- Tuesday .orsing Iass. By . iasss
issss; and. il i ssneesa sAas Is II hksviss
proposed - occupy bath Frederick, and
S,unhssissd cities. Ths stsss@ ssassa'
IL The lasasr osssasss. are Ne dstsnss
ssa pssssssiss e tie Usiss party h shs
ssass. md shs ssppressiee a. ssy '.'tsnp'
= ssssssiss iss Elm u isdepsadssss. Ths
ssasuea .sd aessasslsss essdaise q shs
eaaas--sAsssgh shs ss'dsssss Il Csv'
Hisks--so ~ ssiaiag Il The rsnsrsA ps-
Ls;sal ss..;.s.s II the peopis il tAess h.
ss,;sies. snakes The TASK qsise sssy. end
~ hsvs % assbs. The prspsssa yscjee'
viii b sssvisd Int s&sss. Aasylssa 4
sAss q b. n.As she b.ssls ssoasd ssr sss.
s-ea;se Ssrsss and sectional strife. ~ishss'
che .ps;vilees Of sslsst;sg ses hssseh .
sho;ss d. fris.ds o. . shsiss # fees. 4
an.josisy. q The people Of The ssase =
Whit. tlse. ,. i -. lot. for ess'.',ss
n. isse,.ie.nse i gloomy. sss ws Zee
sA.. cor .ses;s;ss i tsah isssSls asa dis
graceful. -, ....,.s. @.
fesnessee. i i reported. kas ssesas'
80 i, rapidly raising forces y ~ d
Cssfsdssa,s Ss.sss aud secure her swn In
depsa4sses. Askaas.s i. slss. virssall!
sss 81 4hs, Usiss. There sss vsr;ea
ss.'ees ,Sest .4sAs probable pssisios the
VII bs. pasusicd By Missouri and Kss
sseay. bet the prevailing inprsssiea is
,Asy win sooa torn porsiea Of he Sessh
-. cssssdes.ey. Thus. Maryland i i
Ae lsk alsss Nth The NsrtA-shs nissra'
bic saA aisgrsssd sppsadsss q : Nsrthss'
Ceafsaes.ey-vishsss ~ sdstt = .shisv'
Asr iaaepssdsaee. o. sah;sg > single sseI
towards he nainssssase ef hee institutions
~ ksses. Or even the bsss FssPsss II be-
sissss Ssssss sf Ne l0sssA.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09

Young Masylsndsr,. Who are worthy Of
Isap's esteem q wenssu'a (ove. rally now
in the name Of yesr honor sod your ehiv-
airy; If il m,st - =. resolve. = did Q
lssvs I'D ehisf. % make . grave which
shso hssssk1oody sosk far Jour ssssmiss
todig. ord wbess ~ passing traveller
:,:sy pssss ssd y how Slos'sasly 'yos
es4 s, saa&s $50 gagt - .-ak Al SIS
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09
FOR LEASE.

A STEAM SAW. AND GRIST MILL
a on the Patnxsnt River. Fur rent ar
lease . DWELLING HOUSE adnc@nt.-
Als' "r rent = SMALL FL IN On tie Thrrs
Nntchsd Rad. For parsiculsss. enquire At
oakvii!s. VI the premises, W to tho under.
signed. -
IEh5as az J. FORREST.
Feb. 2f.t lssl-af
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09
X. fcss1lsst1 zs
Rises. Nay =, 11el

Rises. 'lfay lsal.
Anrs. Ediiss.l leasn. skaf sous
pesuoae me- astsnisksd g honsine that
q oppes1 to the Secession = naylsnd.
he night Ell State - seeede I % y,
question. bus The prsprissy e Maryland's
ldn6ng % b quite another thing. Ne
Ststs has eeasalsed The iasessse Of Mary
laad. Except Sor the aee;en efseeAss
States. she would Be = euies 1t this eime
. usual aflsr IN slsceioa. Narylasd,
theesfegs. sheuld lock sntifsly % her -
| cal interests. What d her esoer.uhiesl
pssitien--whaa he eharsctsr &c Ssr scil,
| peedssaisss, elinase-hes prsbsblsfueure.
local inseitutioas, &ei As frse sshe,
slavery woald appear = sonsees her with
the Southern Csnfederaey. bal slavery i
a institutisa which = r.pidly passing
away from her. Maryland i mot interest-
ed 81 slavery further than it, dollar and
cent value. Nok - With shs nsors South.
esa States. They are and muat continue
TO b deeply Interested 10 its psrpssuity
and exosns;os. Thcir intertan; hen aud
that Of Maryland differs ana d The pro-
gress Of tiqe villa dilor saill m6rss vidsly.
II Maryland sdheses % the Federal Gov
ernnsss. she can dispose Of the inssitstios
II slavery IL her own way. Az 70 hss
trade, that viii seek ito ows level. Her
sitiscns can act accordingly. That she
should Be excited By the present ushappy
state Of Affairs. j. natural, bus The dill
eulsiss II her posisivs are soe ~ be
avoided By secession. .s..sso
Feeling and synspashy wesld lad .Ms-
evland . ssesds, but her inssrsse il Ger.
sainly against i. In si,ucs life sh<ss. We
should therefore look to her interest, apart
from al prejudice. =
The more I thiak on this subject. the
more fully am I convinced. thae the pre-
sent and fature interest Of Maryland .se
with the Federal Governneut. -,.--n
Oar Legislature has been called hastily
together. under IN exsitemept gotten up
In Baltimore. This, l thiuk, xss uucslled
for. The admini.tratio certainly has the
right to pass troops through any adhering
State ser the defence ct the capital. ]
have feared some hassy action on the par,
Of the Legislature By which the State nigh,
be precipitatsd into . false position.
do not think she viii seeede. il the people
can have tim. and will lock truth full in
the face. Whatever may be the int.res
Of other States. all shings considered. pre-.
sent and fasure, Msryland's interest and
pohry, are. in nay epinioa. With the FED
cderal Gsvcrnmsns. The administration
viii res2ect the feelings of our people
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09

Tar q CsAaAczss.---Ws my jsdCs
Of . uanas .eb.r.sssr By whas 3 levss. =
rsssl2y - b biz sasecistas. II psrsos
j. wsdded . ~ sni ssrdid s'objssGs-ii
b. takes dsligh. IN the bscchasslian rsvsl.
vulgar ssngs and dsbasipe hagssge-vs
eaa 1t saos ssl the eo,nplsxiso q Ne
mind. On Tho suntrsry. Il h = 5sald
= shs sssisay e the Gosd-I - lass
pssiey IN! .suth--ws aseln,fsa thas =
= - uprigbt msn. a suinilkdshsosd I'll
nos h jsssd n hely saseably. sseog
tks siss ssd god. He N3eae s9ssei1as
srs assirslsd 81 ssoasss - - n
srssiteasiss = - hsssss = Ne.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

TIVE undersigned has just returned frsusss
= Guy With the largest sno hes, se.ec,ea stoek
ct AL and WINTER GOODS ever oG.,xi
TO the citizens Of st. Mary . County. eonsis,,sk.
n part ofvery superior quality "ffieavy Goods
TO. Servants einshins. At The mos, modera,s
priees-aiso Boots and Hh..es of,ks mc.. !. -.
stant'al make. and best masssial. Besides Cle,ks.
Csss,neres, vestinsa and sll hinas of ine ar,ss
Goods. tor Ladies and Gen.lsmsn--a c.rsfiI,v
selected. and veil assortex stock Of ssl6v m.is
clothing. manufactured expressiyss order, and
variety OF articles ofamoss svs,y kind no where
else 10 be found IN she c.uasy. He respectfully 40
'c''s call from those dsssr'ng to psreh.se, feel.
ing ASSURED that marlborough sequainsanee with
the business. rsadl,ing from lone res;deu.. !.
the e',y. will enable him to oass ouch induce.
'nsn's a. will defy conpssi,ies.
E. h. JONES,
.. Clifton Factory.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09
,Iu SPINS ellDs,

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W. timors With sumo early 6ptuS0
GOODS. Of The latest ssylss.
Fine Esslish end Nsrinae FRIE1u ;; n.
I -, Black aad Whils GIN6HANs 4.
BssssAsd and Brown MuSLlN5; So
DUcALS. &C.. -.
Also. meas wear Snr Spring; Nepd3.M sds
0eshins. 6b0ss. Caters. Hats snd psE.y M
iisss, Ae.s ID q which viii - sd Nm -lhr
e.sh ~ - puUstuk cusessnssp % shsst aodi..
,ssssss = .Sssssf w. 3. TUCkEa,
kae aa.as 80 ss16asssfrss & OAK.
y. No iiquw ssse TO par,ie. TO dsi..A "
the Ssass wbsn thsy srs IN . state Of in:uxics.
iiea, wisbSss amy rsspeet ~ psssSbs.
March 18th. lo6i-af
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09

Ne c1ess.~-Ws 80 ssfkpge h -
Clssk Il de- Cisssit Ceark 81 49,
tAas shsss sill - No cssrt 80 AsF: tie
,ssssA . resPsssl By His Hsssf. yadss
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09

Sncs. 3. Aa1 L = snseepd. TT -
- shall tsks eGeet iron. - tiue.. q e.
paseake. and rsnaain II Gnse, u1sil ~
elase = shs regular seasiss II The. 0snenl
Assembly e this Ss.se. uhieh shall4b -
hs1i nsxt hereafter and . isaeE. IN
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09

A Vssy WARIIKs HUNK. Gus
Ky. one sf the edissrs of the Menpbis
ASalsseAs. writes from Montgomery:
fit were proper might indulge my
readers With NY own eonvietions. founded
upoa tho most reliable in6osmation. - %
what viii :ranspire BY the assion u the
GovsrDmeas here within tie next Ten
days; bit the ssggessioss Of . wise policy
couvisess ne thas il an kous q sueh xxi
s.ney psblieas;sa should not y gives :"
ssyshisg calculated - i.f.rrl the enemy
Of the uovemests e this 0ovesnnest.
That the Nssth win - " vsr - their hearts
ssussnt. war ~ The q, u - thsaa. wsr -
The left Il sbsm-vss. he, slootiss mi
s~phae;s ~, seG;l = isll I'D 4stb IL
'eh. YHs'a. esask + s's.si Ill
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09
MARYLAND VOLUNTEERS.
81. MARy's Lssnr IsyAsfxY
90 e. u- COMPANY A. - ss-s

ID RECRUITING list Of the above CON.
h pany viii be found in charge Of
Miss Nellie Ford. Mi.s Mamie, Smith.
Miss Fannie Shaw. Miss Mollis Soshoron
add Mrs. Edmund j. Plowdes.
Mr.. Reeves. Mr.. Lewis Preseason. Col.
Plowden. Col Billipgslsy. Dr.. Waring. Dr..
3sppiugson. Mr.. Robert Ford. Mr.. Rich
ard n. Reeder, Mr.. James +. Cecil, Col
Freeman. Mr.. Bernard Freeman, Il. n.
I. Carroll. DR.. n. G. Edslen. Dr.. Turn.
VT. Il. Roach. Gel. J. 7. Blakissone.
Mr.. ]. =. Kirby. rzasa 4za- Hos
Other friends ofMsrylaLd. and pasticu.
larry those Of the better eek. sfs invited ia
prepare list ~ below. and obsain thereto
The names Of IN young men worth having.
who are not members Of some company
which is for active servi,e.
Form No l.-N. Aasys LigM kEax'
tyy. Company A., %
Recruiting ia No Id
In charge Of b95s
We, the undersignsd. promise 70 jYis
the above company. organized Sss active
To report Sor duty 1t Head Quarters oaa
dsy sfaer signing.
Te dspsrt osrSslves - soldiers sfHopor.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09
Teal

We lave sasslslly suaisss1e1 ~ 'sns.-
bsf q g. no thas uouD1 - svoilahIe
fae sssvises e0auhle thees eesessI 0saes.
i =. = slaAsd. 81. 100 Althoneh I'll
- egusn eisse Gre thu lsssst s9eislly
sessivsd y ~ War DsD~stnsut ssns q
- ssssEa IL a'rsGss - - n;lsfis
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09

sVakly 1i1le" 81 .4.,ss A,-,..,r@ +.
This i shs ssns ;sf : ssv Ri1s Gen.
pssy ssssssly organised in Bsalsn Meek,
CAsys:ss Disssiss. Il su.bsss already,
W lssrs. thisty-fvs nes sasa recruits
No hearty pssssas;ag thsnsslvss tsr. 3D.
,aiss;os. TIE spirits q ess psepls are in
- ~iss dsssssa y The imposing .iliss<y
fsses H. washiagsoa sse b. he as~sa o.
sspSaiss q ssr Ssass Dor ty shs srses-
jsss thsssis Il he Pos sna 7I;6sas s.d
sthss esgass. II Northern seasi.e.k-
xksy ylass IN ssa6deass il Ne visdem
asa i.sssrisy II he Legislature. and
dsabs ne shss u win nahs ample pre-
vision sss ar.iss ~ Pessle Of tie stass
~ viii esahls then. u ssthssising ths
sall u, : Ssysre;ga Cssssseiss. - slssl
wksahss. 10y VIII sake sssFsss;vs vas
90 tAsis SossAsss sisssss q aaafslly
ssst sAsk, ds1sisy whsss hssA thsir Ass-
.srssd thsia Interest denasd sAsy shsslags.
q ~ : rs5sss slsssiss 4 he csspasy
sbsvs vsassa. fshs Allowing ssasls.sa
1sss slssesa sGssss:
Csts;a. Ws1sss Dsas; :, L.,
lkf;sst.. JSAa Y. .Hessy;
Il 81 Lisse. ehsssAiysys. IIs
~ lir<.. J. r. Naksiaolsy: -
Os1&sy SseSseas. Wn.H Diais;
" 1seiIe. W..s3 lsssissasy;
Qaasessl hasv. r r. eAealf~..
Ssyssss ". c. =. na.sssee
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St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-09

HVORN NEAL. fresh fssu ~ esess.-
~ Mill os ]. Il. :Msddox.
sAlso. fresh supply q bUrTE1
CnEESk4s ~ IQrs and fos sals By
50 y So se1AMG MADDOX
Dee. aotl. N,o. : :.