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tIons from Devil, and bit Rohir-on,- Rnh'n.
nnn hit bsok; lively time Ior ave nhsusus;
finally Devil vblspereda eHit him IN the
short fibs;1 did biz him In, The short ribs,
and Robinson didn't want 10 Be hit there
aesin Hobinsoh didn't want 10 be hit any
whore again Robinson ididn't think Il 10
South 20 right % they bad been Robinson
vas converted 10 the true fsith !. Robinson
Joined the Home Zouaves that night. II
Now, Mr.. Editor, what shall dot Shall
give ID 10 Dovil, or shallH physic him out
Of me7 Is he right or is no wrong2 Ought
20 in for free speech, or ought knock on
traitors when / hear them talkP Have
knocked ON three traitors, with considerable
success think traitors ought TO be knocked
on-now the question is, whether i shall 90
10 for liberty Of speech, and let traitors
talk, or whether | shall knock on 'em.
Is the Devil right or 10 the Devil wrong7
] find a great many people are possessed
with the D0esticks' Devil, and, think trail
tors oughtto be Knocked on. Shall we try
to get rid Of these devils, orshall we get rid
of the traitors2 Please answer imme,
distely, for Devil knows Of a traitor round
the corner and is urging mo TO 60 and
knock on him. Traitor Is talking loud; If
be keepN on a minute longer l shall have
10 RS =, Itr .r.r.
Traitor didn't fancy being knocked on,
and he knocked back. Devil and | were
too much for him. l
lTf r- Yours diaholicallv
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H,CAMPBELL & co.

MANUFACTURERS Oh BAR, sHRH
NE and Boiler Iron, PloW slabs, Railroad Spike
stc Also, agents for the sale Of Ironton Star Hefh
WareroOmS, 30. Is kAat seeOnd-strseti oineiAna
- An ksuds Iraa made % osSs, 1s.
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HAMILTON COMMON PLEAS NO.
HI 81 ,Sl2 Bridget A. Ferguson rs. William Fer.
CURSOR Divorce. The defendant Is hereby notified
that the plaintiff filed her petition against him on
l4th December last, wherefa she charges the said
defendant with adultery, and praYs 10 be divorced
from ber said husband, and TO have elimony aud
costs that unless he appear on or before the 9th
day Of Jure, ls6ls ard plead, answer or demuI
thereto, the same will heard Ia his absence aud
Q decree taken as above sta0d.
8. y. Black, BRIDGET A. FERGUSON.
Attorney for Petitioner, April ls, 1881. ap22.fM
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Partners, &C., rs. d. M. Whitney Defendant vii
take notice that on the Both day of March, 1861,
paDtiffs hled their petition in the above Court to
recover the sum Of $500 against him, indorser Of
draft drawn by the Cataract Bank, of Lockport, on
the Ocean Bank, New York, for the sum OF Sigs IL,
and purchased from him by plaintiffs, which draft
has been protested for nom payment, and John T.
TolRnd has been sued garn nishee. Defendant Is
required TO answer by the 18th Of June next.
JOHN W. HEBRON, Atty,
Cincinnati, April II, 1851. Apii-ffh
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ours, diabolicany
DOESTTGKC p

P.S.-Never mind answering about Devil.
guess he's all right. At any rate, | won't
physic him out for week or SO. D, P. B.
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REEORE W. CHIDsEY, ESQ, JUS
Hamilton County, Chic. N W. Thomas
q Co. vs.. The Winifrsd Mining and Man
the Winiffed Mining and Manufacturing Company,
10 hereby notified that an attachment has been
issued against il by the said Justice OF Peace, Es-
ouire Chidsey, as a foreign corporation The trial
will be had on Saturday the 18th day Of NAV, 1861.
I'M. II. & ". TILDEN,
mal1-eTh Attorneys for plaintiffs.
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DENTAL.

nR. MER EDITH, DENTIsT.-OFFICE
~ on sixth-st., between Race and Elm am
No; 132. near Raoe-st. Teeth extracted &itt1ae
the use Of drugs er any injurious agent Positively
no humbug. Having nad nearly twenty years ef ~
city, he give perfect satisfaction to all who will
patronise him. His terms reasonal 20 that
You will save nearly one-half By calling on him,
ldeSl
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LARGEST
C[TYCIRlILAI[QN


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BIO ... a
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t. r.r.-.
CONVICTION AND NEWPORT
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CIRCULATION LARGER THAN
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UTLDER' IS
M A TIE RI A l. S.

e L
The undersigned would respectfully call III
attention "f tho Public ,o tlcir large assort
ment If DOORS. BLLN.f,S, SASkL, Door
FRAMES, HLNDOW fiidifkS, FASH
BOARBS. CASINOS. MOL'LDLNGS,A Man
TIES, aud every siescfipti.sn Of tlonse Build
ing materials, which they have constantly on
hand. and which they can furnish ~ the short
Est notice. .. .z..,-.... -s.- -. -. -,
They are also prepared to furnish at the
notice FRAME WORK for
Country Houses, Cottages, and Suburban
Residences, according to any plan or adesigh,
all ready fitted 10 be put mp on their propss-
ed sites. Hef1l4rf 3 "a gaifasS 70
Farmers and others, desiFess of bsilsling
in the country, ws;:ld find j, to their advantage
by giving us a call beinre purchasing elsr-
where. as We are fully prepared to execute
work on the most reasonable terms. Aud u. o
advantages, which we offer in preparing oil
the materials that may he necessary in esr.-
structing house. will be found To- ssve tile
Builder great deal of vexasious delay aud
expense. liz 49, II
rag All orders left at their Office or ad-
dressed to them by mail viii meet With
promp and satisfactory attention. -. "A.
= MAUGHLlN & JOHNSON, Il
Steam Painiig Mil and Sash Factory,
East Falls Avenue, near Pratt Street Bridge
Warehouse No. 55, Pratt street, i't >
Next door to Penn Il Mitchell. Bait. Md.
April 10th, 1860-fy. s ~
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AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT. ~a

" F.. ANDERSON, Nos. lO IL
" Second Street betceen Frederick Street
and Marsh Market Space. Baltimore.
Having the largest Ware ROOMS and best
assortment of Cabinet Fvnitnre in the city,
is prepared 10 seIlevery articiein hisline upou
the most liberal and accommodating iefin..
Having had long experience in this line If
business, he fiaiiers himself that he can COR
pete, as to excellence Of Material. beaury OF
workmanship and range OF prices. w,.h apy
establishment oil the sort in tins or any other
city. His general stock embraces a full and
complete assortment Of Pdrior Chairs, Sofas,
locking Chairs, Spviag Lomnges, Chaabtr
Suits, Bar ROOM Office and Dining Chairs,
French Iess a. Istes, Settees, arm Chairs,
Mairases. Looking Glasses. &C., of every va
rie,y and description. He has also on hand
Reisteads Of his own manufacture. which
can be put up and taken down in two min
u,es. Persons from ST. Mary's. wishing to
purchase Farnitsre. are requested 10 calIa and
examine his Stock before buying elsewhere
Sc sure to find the right place Eos. 10 & IL
SecsTsa !Street-Warehouse wilh so Tee
front and 8 large Feld;ss doors. sr.sv
Augus,llih I659-1v. -. 49,.
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NOTICE. |

YElF undersigned bcgs leave to infornelis
Il friends and the Isublic. That he is sailfa,
the OLD STAND in Leonard Town, carrying
an BLACkSMITHING, GUN. LOCK-
SM'THING, SHEET IRON AND STOVE
WORS-in shsrt, iron work of all dcscrip-
tions. such as repairing CARRIAGES, Bug
GfES. rOCKAW.tYS, CARTS. WAGONS.
HORSE SH0ElNG. FARM WORK Of all
kinds: also REArERS, THRASHERS and
DRILLS. With his experience vi IL years in
a Machine Shop. he thinks that he can do any
kind Of Blacksmith Work from knecdle 10 an
anchsr. and on reasonable terms. New Wag-
Gus and Carts built cheaper than can I've done
a, amy other Shop in this place. HORSES
SliOf.D at the shortest notice
JAMES 4. M'CATIlRAN,
Blacksmith.
January 18th, lSG0-tf.
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ISAAC JArx+oS. cHs DtN~Er-
hARMONf GEovE NURSERIES.
ISAAC Jackson & CO.. Prspsie,p"
(sueeE..sn, 20 TH0s n. HARVEY
yeng.rviiie. Chester County, Pa.

Tothe< Farmers and Planters Of 81. Mary.
and adjoining counties.
TvsfE Subscribers beg leave to cTIl atsentioi.
j. IN their large stock for the Fall trade.
n APS.es. Pears. standard and dwarf; Cherr1es:
Peaches, Pinms; Aprico,s; Nectarines, ali sc
Iectel and choice varieties. Our small freii
department eoninrises every thing in its clsss
Sra . berry, one hundred varieties; Gfapes,
Hfiy varieties :C,lrrssiit, Raspberry, Gooseberry
RhuIsarb Pie Plant, Asparagus. sg
Our stock "f ORN MENTAL TREES is
very heavy, and comprises all the common and
most CT the new .iiseth evergreen ansi dicIduous
Roses, B,hIias. aud bedding pIantsef every de
scrip Ion. Usage Orange for hedging This
plant Is destined to supercede all Others for
this purpose being hardy, rapid grower. its
siron-; thorns, offering AN impossible barrier 10
all t,ads ofslcek Our stock il healthy and
we'll grcwa: Ind oar fsuces W ia be found asiow
IS any other establishment. Orders solicited
Address M II
-- ISAAC JACKSON CO.,
.!ennerviiie, Chester Co, Pa
p; s. Catalogues furnished on application
R~f-rence-Francis J. Stone. bloomsbury; T.
edwin Coad, L0cus Grove, st Mary 'scoun,y
AGENT. Fred. Maddox. who is
ogen Cor this carpany, will attend to all
ar,lers left with him.
Sept. 18th. Is6G-tf.
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THREsHTNo MACHINES.

\ have for sale the Peian Triple DECD
! Hors. Po,rer and w. w Nngee 4 Coz
Irsw TGresAes. srsaA Resoapias St1ar Ca.sset.
The machine is warranted 10 rsnder sasasns-
tion to all purchasers. The Psicesof hcss
powes. 30 inch rhre<her and Straw Carrier.
delivered at any wharf III St. Mary cos'nty'
is xiS6. ~ :
Farmers arc invited to call at my Store in
Leonard Town aud examine this Thrc<her. X
F.. LEO. SPALDlNG.
june 2sth, 1sG0-tf. .E.sf -
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n AN away from Reseerefi, the .eside6-< .
n William +. h Ard, Az 81. lmiEses' dis
triea,se Tue@dsys ahel Skh iassant, sesra 60
Dsvse viniasuss pged alSnSs - ys~ss-4 D4ts4
10 zisss 6sel, Of siaehss tsgh Il Hetet ms
when he iefi the Farm, pair OF whif< sdFah
sissh pantslrons, q b ack pea jacket and xhite
cloth hai. He took v'ith him, also, 6un1a1
suit of black clothes sna q bark hat y. Da d
a fast islker and very quick in his .nssvanest
He was purchased Of Barton, Duyall. Of Aqre
Arundel county. Nd. -. -
II vii, give the above reward, 1 fshe Is saker
outside OF 81. Aiary's county, and SIS, AZ ksas
,skeh 10 the c"unty-provilled bets 50 secured
that get him aga,a. "a
- JOHN Al. MILLARp
for
49, WILLIAM r. HARDY
~. aas ..s.s Leonard Town, hid
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THE subscriber wishes tn buy a lot Of
y LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES. of both
seAcs, for which the i,iehes, market prices will
he paid. Prrs.n,s wishing tascll. who NAV not
see himr during his present tour thr"nci tie
SOhthen counties cf the State. will have their
orders promptly rcsp"ndelt", by addressing
ALLEN s. DORSEY.
Washington ID. C.
Feb 2nd. lacn--tf
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MAThlOT,s GAY ST.
WAlR,B lhDDlx10a

Extending from Gay to Frederick street,
having 40 feet front, 10 feet deep. and :
- stories high, Baltimore Nd.
A LWAYS or hand large assortment ri
N every variety of Household and Office
Furniture. embracing bedsiessis,
Washsta,,ds, Warlr"bes, Spring Be.is, Mat
tresses Of Hnsk. Cotton aud Hair, Sofas, fett'-
a-Tetes. Arm Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Etass-
res, Marble Tables, Reception and Upholstel-
ell Cl,airs, Asserted C,,lors of Cottage Furn'-
ture. Settees. Word Chairs Office Chairs. Bal
Der Chairs. Cribs ard Cradles. Side-board',
Extension Tables, of every length
PerSen> disposed to purchase are invited to
cati and give our stock an examination, which,
for variety and quality Of craftsmanship, cannot
I've excellcd BY any establishment in tho coun-
try.
A. MATHiOr & SON,
Nos - and ~ North Gay Street.
Feb. end, lSG0-Iy.
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100.
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

nR. HENRY G. EDELEN has removed
~ his Office to the Law Office heretofore
occspied by u. Fred. Maddox, Esqr. He
can always be found, either at his Office o.
Aooss's Hotel. when not professionally en-
gagged.
Jan. 10. lS6l-tE.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CKEDTIVNS.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the subscr,-
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of 81. Mary's county IN Maryland. let
ters of administration on the personal estate Of
F. F. GRAVES, late Of sand county.
deceased. An persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the proper touches thereof, to the
subscriber, on or before the LIST day OF octo"er
1861. otherwise they may be excluded ~ Ia"
from all benefit Of the said estate Given under
my hand this 2Sth day Of March 1861
-. ]. J. GRAVES,
's-s administrators
March Qeth ieel-4w.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

AlTIZENS Of this county who may be
- desiro,ls Of uniting liz the formation of q
CAVALRY COMPANY are requested to
cave their Eames ut the Store Ut MesSrs
Simms + Maddox in this village.
January Ard, g1SGi-tf. .h 80, 4.
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ARcHIT EcT & BUILDER

FuVHE undersigned has made snch arrange
j meats as will enable him t. execute all
work in his line at BALTIMORE PRICES,
with pr.,mptEess AID despatch. He soiicits a
call frsn his friends and the public.
-8 Y. CAVALIER,
Leonard Town.
Jaw 26th. l86O-tf.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.
THE Undersigned bcgs lease 10 announce
i to the citizens Of ST. Mays county that
he has commenced the
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS,
Nc. 8 GnocERs' EXCHANGE,
Corner Of Exchange Place and Commerce 81
BALTIMORE,
and will give his personal attention to all pro-
duce consigned to him. He hopes by asss'u-
us and prompt attention 10 business to merit
- confidence uf the eNnipun;y.
VA. X. DODSON,
with Late firm Of L,irkett Young.
REFEREE oES:
JAMES Msrr. Cashier Of Farmers ant le..
shants' Bauk;
Mcssrs. T. J. Carson X Co., Bankers;
e. Wm. Whitslock s Co.;
Freeland & Hall.
April 2Sth, lse0-f
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UNION IIOIEI..


"AVING purchased the above property
LII the subscriber respectfully informs the
ravelling public shat he is now prepared TO
ccommodaie them. The Hotel will be thor
ughly repaired and all I;s rooms returnished
The personal attention Of the subscriber. vii
be devoted to its management. and his best
efforts will be gwen TO make his guests COM
Portable. His table will be supplied with
whatever the market affords, ard his Bar fuI
nished with the best Liquors and Cigars
His servants will always be found attentive
aud accommodating. Sober and reliable
Holsters have been employed, and the sub
scriber will take care that his stables are nc
Neglected. 49, =.
He soIici,s the patronage Of the former
guests ot.the Houses and that OF the public
generally.
JOHN r. FENWICK,
Leonard Town
Oct. 7th. 1856.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons wishing TO eommunicase
IA with me by letter, wlIldiree thsig cor
'espondenceby mailto PsTir0bacc Charies
county, Nd, or by steamer ST. Nicholas,
10 Chapel Point ,Charlesco Md.
-7@ WHIT. CAMPBELL.
Feb. 3ra. I059-u. -..- no
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VALUABLE :.
MANUFACTURlsG PROPERTY
PDR 0AhB,

rTNIE vshsable property, known As CLIF-
II TOY FACTORY aud GRiSr MILL.
(watev power. situated on tile Head Waters
al ~ Mary's river in Saint Marys- county.
nd, and embra. ing ats'ut three. h,indsesi aud
5ifty acres Of land. is offered nj Private sale
srbis property has vn il a STORE HOUSE.
which in u gsasl stand fdr i,u>i,,sss, HOTEL,
DWELLINGS,. W"ksh-ps. &c.. The pro-
pcriy will he sd on. accommodating terms.
For further particuIars, apply to-. "a
THOMAS AssG0UGH, :.
JO. FORREST,
J.. s.5w Leoasrs: Town r. o..
Nov. 18th. Is60-tf. = -
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PIOWS.

MO. 1s. 10 and 19a NJ & Fl. PLOWS.
IN No I. 8 ard q Improved Davis, &
Shears. Just received and fer sale by
SlAlMS & MADDOX.
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Walter Th"mpsa,n In Circuit Court f"r
next fric,d OF IrIa.c- 81. Mary's county sit
"a Thompsn ting as n Court OF
vs.. Equity.
Rcbecca Thompson.
nRDERED by the Court that the Trns-
~ tees rcp'rt ti'ed in this case be ratified
and c"niirn,t>l unless cause to the Contrary he
shown on ar hefra the 2sth day Of May next
Provided copy "a this order he published
in the ST. Mary's Racon once a week for
three successive weeks before the SAID 4th
Monday of May next.
The report states that the land Sold for
$SO5 90,
By order
JAMES r. BLACKSTONE.
Clerk.
March 2Sih lSGl-3w
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
J. H. LuCKETT,
81 e k, N OF tie, B i'll,
AND REAL ESTATE Broker,
III Second Street,
BALTIMO ORE

REFE NOES.
r. Gibson, Cashier Bank Of Bait BatGMsre.
C.k. Coleman, Cash. Mechanics Eank, j.
n. Buck, Cash. Franklin Bank, Thomas j.
Carson, Banker, Thomas ID. Johnston, J.. C.
Adams. Warwick, Frirk & Bali, r. Mickle,
cash. Union Bank of Maryland Bull. u. a.
vickcrs, Pres. Marine Bank, Johnston Bro. &
Co.. Bankers, Josiah Lee & Co.. Hugh Jen-
kins g. ca. Young & Carson, VIM. Pinkncy
Brooke, Washington, ID. G.
May oath, ls60-sf.
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FISH

EAsrERN HERRING, CoDrIsH and
and TT ,als BY SLAMS s MADDOX.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-05-30
BUSINESS NOTICE.

i LII persons indebted 10 me on Tavern ac-
"A count will come forward and settle the
sane without delay m wish all clalms due me
closed forihwish. intend hereafter TO do IA,
sxclisise CASH business and am determined
60 give M credit for EATING, DRINKING
OF HORSE FEED from the LIST of January
1851.
]. w. J. MOO.
Prorrie,ur,
.-s.sss-sg Washington Hotel.
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NOTICE..

JIMMIE undersigned wish to inform the
u people Of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ing counties. that they have just completed
/. FIRST CLASS RAILWAY. and are
prepared 10 haul out vessels Of any size.
and will REPAIR, CAUI.K. &c, ON the
most reasonable terms Prompt attention
to all work. and quick dispatch viii be given
mall cases The Railway is situated about
. quarter Of q mile from Leonard Town on
a Emo oyster creek, where We will also
build SCOWS. BOATS, or VESSELS, il
required. on the lowest terms
HARRIS. NORRIS l. FOXWELL.
July 18th 1S6O-tf.
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NOTICE.

+. LEO SPALDING returns his thanks +.
his numerous customers fr the liberal l.atroI-
age he has received fr,in them, and pledges
himself to keep CHOICE STOCK OF
GOODS always an hand, which, will be sold
+. LEO SPALDlNG.
April 2Ld, 1860
April 9th, 1sGs-lv.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR A. SAPpINGTON has removed
- to st. Inigoc<' District, where he Of
fers his professional services to the public
He may be found at his residence. near ST.
Inigoes' Store, late the property of DIR.
John G.. Ashcom
Jan. 31st, 1SGl-3m.
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HzAS moved to the enc and com modious
II WAREHOUSE. ~
No. l54 West. Pratt g., near Light
and begs leave TO inform his friends and the
public that he has on hand . large and gen
eraiassortmen, OF GROCERIES, consisting
in part Of -, =. -. - -
GovERNMENT,JAvA, LAGUfRAand
RIO COFFEE;
REFINED AND BROWN SUGARS. Il
IMPERlAL,Y .HYsOF
- p BLACK TEAS:
GOLDEN SYRUP, NEW OkLEANs and
: -, w. L. A0LASSES;
SPERM, ADAMkKTINE and MOuLD
5 - CANDLES;
FAMILY, EXTRA, SUPEkFlNE snd
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, &c.
He also inv,tes the especiaIaitenticn 81 his
fr,ends and custo,neFs 50 ii< exlenslxe stock
VI JMPORTEp AND DOMESTIC Llr
QUORS. wAirh k4ye. beep selected with the
greatest cage and eannsf iaai TO please.
Baltimore, Nasek 4th, 1889
March 10Th ,ses-iys lssssaissA 80
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A CARD.

ROCTOR dUSTAVUS CANTEE, havin.
~ located himself in Clarhht. Hall |, respect
fully offers his professional services t" the pub
lie. His office is tina: formerly occupied b,
DR.. j. L. .slmw. where he can always be-
iound except When professionally engaged.
EErEsxNcf.--S,muel Chew. ~. ID. Pre-
lessor oi Principles and Practice Of Medicine
in the University nf Maryland.
March 7th ISGl-lOm
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cREES4 rOE
FAMILY 6R0cER$


PURE OLDWINE,s AND LIQUORS,
No. 50 BAI.TI. DRR STREET.
NEAR HOLIDAY, BALTIMORE. "a
HAVE constantly on hand = large and vel
! 1 selected stuck Of FAMILY GROCERIES,
csnssstiug, In part. Of
FKEsH TRA..--Green and Black, Of various
prices and navors. n asreza 81
CorrrEs- Mocha, Java. Laguyra. Maracs'be
and Rio. .-er
SusAxs.-New Orleans, Crushed. Powdered
Leaf, Granulated. G. Yellow and Clar'ns:
italian. Mac.aruni anal yeTmeceii: CoprFs
Csx,s. Refined Gelatimc; FRESH Salad an"
Olive Oils. Che~se. Eaglisll Dairy. f'ne
Apple and Sap Sags. Ssrdines, French,
and Spanish Olives; E.agIish a,sd American
PIckles--Ge,kin<, u,ixea.s PicralIli Chow
Chow. Csuliaoxer Walnuts and Onini's.
Ssu,ces-Johs Ball, Harvey. Reading, Sohs,
Mushrooms and Worcestershire.
BRaNpIEs-.Jas Hennssey e Co. vintage
$780,. Otard Dupuv & Co. 1916, Native
Catawba, Bordeaux, Rochelle, and otner
brands. .
FrSx ON WtxEs-Iondon Back Fert, Sher-
nv, Madeira, Lisbon, Sweet MVscl!e. and
Champagne.
WarsKEYs. Scotch, Old kyr, Ca!honn, t'id
Rarp anal Bes,rissu. san,e very oil and nue..
Pure Holland Gin, Jsinaics Spirits. DC. :
Imported and Domestic SUGARS AND Io'
BACCO. s..tt ..--.-
ALI Of which they will sell nj reasonable
prices and respectfully sc'heit a call.
March LIST, 18G0-1y.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-05-30

JAMES II. WILSON, n
Attorney amd Counsellor at Law,
Leo"urd 7o~n. 81. Msry's CoHnty. Maryland
MILL attena 70 the pracisce IT Law in
w Saint Marys and adjsurnihg couI
iies . . - -.
March 9sth is6I-Iy. Z
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-05-30

Mol w) l (b) 2 wv a(b) 500
Carbon. of Lime. 6G9, 64.7, S0.5, 56.I, 81
Carbon. Of Mag 3s.a, SAL, 3s-3, 42.4, 4O.t
Sand. Clay& lroa,0.9. IL, Ia, LIS. 2.3
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-05-30

Angus, 30th, 1sC0-n.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-05-30
kENNECYS
SCHUYLKILL LIME.

The following analysis recommends this lime
rs possessing properties (far superior to any
other) necessary to be applied to the lands this
section, which are knownIo be deficient, IN both
mo aud mas nesia ...- \
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