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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
DRUGS g. MEDICINES
PATENT NGEDIcIN AS,

such as Judson's, Morses, Railways, MeIane's, Lees
Cotb's, Bgattreths, WIghts, Ayers Spaldius -
r,assss ANA Fenaisnore's Pitts and Medicines.
Also live Ssfup, Arabian Linament Garging OH
Cod LAYER oi BRITISH OIL. iiagsum 81 Batenan 7
lrsps Gscfre,' Cordial BuFnetts Coeoaine, Brown
BYonehial T-oehes, WHilcomb's Astbm4 Remcay, ba-
yiS' Pain KiiieF Moods Mar Restorative, Atedyns
Cordial Cafaingiive Cordial, Cholera aud harfh"sa
Rssnedy aud u res, Eve Nstsr, Nipple She!os dsnan
tters. Carriers spanish Aixinre Warts and steaa
CONDITION Powders, tok Powders, Tooth Powders
-eari Powders aud Ca pphor Ice. the last two msk-
lie sim suti ANA eautta; FfLSseS AMI Syflnges Al
den's aud . Keith < Co.'s ceicaratsa hAttagts ana
ea,r..,,if vied srdieines. Iens and ioiefs, fenos
P.,seY EagsIspe- aid M, Bird ssei aud tish iions
i,.sl, secuted stls aud fe fanaiY steel FfAine
eases Alcohol and hs4nseneUii ~ nsi 4aisy a Fefs
IN. etaees llse last aslrlr w@ssansed b0t explosive
sfonerts ct Sung salnr es-
AIso Binin.et's Pure Port Vine. London Dock S!n,
sns ,gl.l k,sfask, isoushon * Me;iesl uses IN !.
Also tie best snalisy d 1Sas MA"icSu a'sa retail
Also Vine warranted 10 oe tie pure juice q the
GAP AsaE Teigniulans iac r.a.nle .i. any
Medicines. Also, Suiqssi, ubsbirlcal anu i'sAs IL
trinents at Manufacturers prices. Alsos Medical aud
Surgical Bnpks at publishers prices. Particular ~
ten5ion given to Prescriptions and pFaet0e 81
LancaxteFs Jdiy 9Th, 1851
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
sen. E'rGnonts speech in st.
Louis.

Gen. Fremont and staff arrived at St.
Louis on the Sth inst, aud were enthusiasts
tically received. In response to compli-
mentary resolutions he sad:-
GENTLEMEN wish to say to you that
your kind and afectionate-l may even
say acknowledgements of me moves
nv heart. 1t cheers me and Strengthens
my complementary confidence, already
somewhat wayering-in our republican
institutions. | felt all day, as we passed
through the cuontry-I feel emphatically
to-night-that the faithful servant OF the
people honestly laboring in the public cause
will not be allowed 70 suffer undeserved,
and feel stronger Since ! left you
few weeks ago many accusations have been
rained on my detenseless head-delenceless
because my face was turned toward the
public enemy. What | see and hear to-
night, the address you have Just read to
me and the approving multitude below
show me that | was not wrong IN leaving
my defense with you. In regard to the baser
charges made against me will say nothing
now; YOU do not require it, and to speak of
y
them would jar upon the generous feelings
with which you have come here tonight.
Others have been already answered by my
lrlye soldiers at Springfield; and others
Of gross incompetency, and weak and
ainless administration--to all of these |
will adopt your address and the shouts OF
the multitude assembled below as my ans
wer. And for all this, gentlemen, 10 you
and to them, | renew my thanks with all
ny heart, which, tonight, Is reused 70 full
sensibility by the hearty and unqualified
expression Of your confidence and approba-
lion, so valuable and grateful to me IN my
actual position. / shall soon have occa-
sion-for shall make occasion to answer
all these charges more definitely. Until
then | will rely upon this evening for my
defence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27

SERVED EN- Rom We refer to the
two deputy narSI4:sls and one slave hunter,
who caught colorel man near Delaware
City, Kansas, on the 9Th inst, and at
tempted 10 return bin to his rebel owner
in Platte county, Mo. Having secured
their prey the trio crossed the river but
had scarcely reached the Missouri shore
when they were sci upon by q body o.
armed seccssie uists, who exclaimed, "Snoot
tie Id jayhawkers r TARLEAu: A
yolley fred by the Missourlam,; slave
catcher receives charge Of buckshot in
his breast and face; deputy marshals run
away AM arc pursued by Missurians,
whose horses unfortunately get mIred in q
quick-sand; colored party breaks for the
river AMI swins across Chicago Irab.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27

All OF when Is respectfully submitted.
JasoS LorHRoP,
J. HoasF Ill,
SILAs Ba5oKs.
The following report from the Special
Committee was then read and adopted:
Your Committee to whom was referred
the resolution authorizing the Sheriff to
make all the necessary purchases for all the
officers in the court house, respectfully re-
port as follows:
That The Sheriff be and is hereby au-
thorized to make all the necessary pur-
cl.ases al wholesale prices, of all the neces-
sary aiieies that is or may be needed by
SAID officers, for the performance OF their
various duties as bounty officers, and to
draw on the County Treasurer for the pay
nent Of the same; the amounts not to ex-
coed one hundred and fifty dollars, and
that the Sheriff be authorized TO take PROV
or charge aud care Of the court house mall
rnpects, and for the proper performance OF
the above duties, the said Sueritf Is'to re-
ceive the sum ofsiAty dollars for one year,
al Of which is respectfully submitted.
JosErn HoRsFALL' Special
S 5. / Ll apasa,' COMMITTEE.
On motion clerk was employed to as
sist Finance Committee for three days at
5000 per day, which was adopted
The proposal Of Mr.. Halbeft to rent
paurer farm ard keep panpers, was read
and referred to a Committee, with Instruc-
tions 10 report a contract. The chair ap-
pointed Messrs. Holloway, Children and
Hess, with District Attorney, Mills. Mr.
Halbegt was the only bidder for the prop
erty.
we recommend to the Board Of Super
yisors the raising BY this county thu. sum
Of one thousand dollars, $4,000 for tue
building Of roads and bridges IN the sever
II towns hereinafter named. to wit:
10 the town Of Pososi. two hundred dol
lars i,a tie completion of The brislge and
road across Grant river, on the road lead
ING from Potosi to the Mississippi river
To the towns of Csssville and Bessovn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27

Twelfth will probably leave here before
winter 1t is expected that the sixteenth
will winter here.
Captain Sylyester's company, the "Kicss-
apoo Rangers" arrived in camp Oct. 3lst.
They number 95 men sworn into the State
service, 20 sworn into the United States
service. OF this last number so are from
Grant County; the remainder 40 are from
Crawford County. S. NJ. Chandler is LIST
Lieutenant, and Isaac Walker ID Lieuten-
ant The officers appear to be very pop
ular with the company, and the utmost
harmony prevails. From conversation
held at different times with the men and
officers, | learned that they enjoy camp life
and camp fun much better than they an
ticipated. Three of the men are sick and
in the hospital, though they are not dan
gerously u. ABNER POWELL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
County Board of Supervisors
November Session, 1851.
[coNcLUDED.
COUNTY TREAsURER'S OFFICE,
Grant Co.. Wis. Nov. III. 1851. s

GENTLEMEN OF THE County BOARD -
I herewith submit the following state
inent of the amounts received from the
following named Chairmen OF sundry
towns reported as fines and forfeitures col
ected from Justices Of the Peace in their
several towns, viz
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
J. C. HoLLowAY,
Chm On Com. Go. Property.

Chm On Com. 90. Property.
RESOLVED, That the sum of sixty-fiye
dollars be and hereby is appropriated for
building cistern ofnot less than Is bb.s.
and putting pump therein, at the court
house, and that Sheriff Moore is authorized
to contract for the same and superintend
the work
Resolution adopted.
The committee on schools and school
funds would respectfully report as follows:
We recommend to the Board that the
sum Of three thousand eight hundred and
tlirty-eght dollars and forty cents be APP
portIoned and raised by the seseral towns
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
GF The moment Gen. Drayton. who

EF The moment Gen. Drayton. who
commanded the rebel forces at Port Royal,
took to his horse in the panic of the 9TH,
his two hundred servants went directly u
the Wabs Sd. This is worthy Of notice u
putting down the nonsense that the slaves
were ready to fight for their masters
They surrounded Capt. Ammen il ceowds
at Beaufort, one of them calling out IN the
Joy Of his heart, 81 didn't think you could
as il. nIasSa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27

The following list Of articles for invalid
soldiers has been received by me during
the present month and forwarded to the
Sanitary Committee, care of DR.. Massey,
Cincinnati, Ohio, viz
Mrs. M. NJ. Zeigler, Lancaster, one
comforter, 81 65
Ladies of Lima
Mrs. L. Cummings, one wooden
blanket, 2 90
Same, one pr. wooden socks, 80
Same, one pillow and case, 70
Mrs. Hubbard, one comforter, ! 70
Mrs. j. Griffith, one pr. socks, so
Same, one pillow and case, 70
Mrs. McMurry, bandages, so
Mrs. J. g. kirkpatrick, one wool
en- blanket 2 90
Mrs. $. Liscum, two pillows and
cases, so
Mrs. ]. Truce, one pillow and
case, rs
Same, two or. socks, 90
Same, one comforter, ! so
Mrs. w. Clifton, one shirt, so
Miss NJ. Fields, one pr. socks, so
Mrs. N. Newman, one pair socks,
one shirt and one towel, ! go
Mrs. Jameson, one pr. drawers, so
Mrs. j. Newman, one comforter, ! 70
Mrs. A. d. G. Cusham, two pair
socks, l 90
Mr.. John Newman, one pr. draw
ers and two shirts, 3 rs
Mrs. ]. Sparks, one pr. socks, so
Mrs. Z. Miller two pillows, 70
Mrs. J. kirkpatrick, one comfort
er, / 90
Mrs. R. Fruit, one blanket and
two pair socks, 8 90
Mrs. NJ. Lambert, two pillows and
cases, two sheets, one pair Of
Mrs. +. Gnhiths, one blanket, 90
Total, s84 rs
Mrs. II. w. McReynolds, two prs.
wooden socks. / 90
Mrs, Pratt, one pillow and case, 90
Mrs. p. Cushman, one pr. draw
ers, so
Total from Lima aud Lancaster, $37.15
From the ladies of harrison, as
published in the Herald Of
Nov. goth, SIG 90
In behalf Of the invalid soldiers whose
wants these articles are intended to supply,
wish to thank those patriotic ladies who
have so generously donated them. Such
contributions evince the true spirit Of be-
neyolence and patriotism, and will cause
our suffering soldiers to remember the fair
donors with gratitude, and stimulate them
to deeds Of bravery and daring, while n
gagged in The defence Of those fresides,
cheered by the presence of such kind
heated ladies, who by such gifts, remind
them of their duties to their homes, their
country and their God. Ladies, send for
ward your contributions. Do not fear that
shall receive more than | can pay
freight upon" That remark of mine was
not intended for the Herald, but only to
express my surprise at your generous re-
spouse to my former appeal Do not fear
that all you send can not be received, for
assure you that every article shall be
promptly forwarded to its destination.
j. w. ANGEL,
Lancaster, Nov 90.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27
Army Supplies.

The following list Of articles for invalid
soldiers has been received by me during
the present month and forwarded TO the
Sanitary Committee, care of Dr. Massey,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27

EETAt tic late election IN La Fayette
County. Il vote was taken to decide wheT!i-
er the1County Seat Of that County should
be az Shuilshurgh or Darlington. The
vote stool, for Darlington 1864, for Saulls-
burgh ld60-so Darlington has It hy four
votes majotty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-27


Respectfully submitted.
JAMES A. JONES, Co. Treas.
We the undersigned a committee APP
pointed TO investigate tie expenses and
costs Of collecting the fines in the county
OF Grant, 10 hereby find on due examine
ton that the expenses incurred in collect
inc the fines far exceed the amount receiy-
ed by County Treasurer for the year A.
ID. 1861, which we respectfully submit.
JASON LATHRoP,
JOSEPH HoRsFALL, Committee.
SLAs Brooks,
Your Committee would also offer the
following resolution:
RESOLVED, That all moneys arising for
fines remaining in the county treasury, be
and the same are hereby transferred to the
general fund of this county, to be appro-
prIated as other county funds.
The Committee on County Property,
report as follows:
That we have visited the County Farm
and find the buildings and farm in good
order, aud the paupers, to all appearances
comfortable. We tind the same ground
plowed that was plowed at the time the
present occupant took possession; also, for
Il acres additional, making about eighty
acres now plowed.
We have also visited The Jail and find
everything in good repair, and presenting
an appearance entirely satisfactory toyour
COMMITTEE.
We would adj that Cistern Is much
needed at the court house, not only for the
accommodation Of the different officers, but
for the safety Of the building and records
in case Of fire.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-27
MATHiOT'S GAY ST.
WARE lnOONlSs

Extending from Gay to Frederick street.
having 40 feet front, 40 teet deep anu
stories high, Baltimore Md.
I.WAYS on hand large assortment @
"A every variety Of Household and oi'ie'
Furniture, cmbracins-I'nrcans, Hsds'sads
Washstan,ls, War,lr"les, Spring Beds, Mat
.re,sses Of Husk, C,tton and Hair, Sofas, Tete'
a-Te,es, Arm Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Et.Se'
res, Marble Tables, Reception ana opin,iste!-
III Chairs. Assorted C,,lors Of Cottage Fnrni-
turp. Settees. W.ad Chairs, Office Chairs. Bar
he. Chairs. Cribs ard Cradles. Side-boarsis,
Extension Tables, of every length.
Persons disposed I" purchase are invited te
call and givcour stock an examination, which,
for variety and quality of craftsmanship cahn"
he excel,cd by any establishment in tie coun-
try. GOV
Nns. % and - North Gay Street.
Feb. 2nd, 1SG0-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-27
CHAIR AND FUR NiTURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

" E. ANDERSON, Nos. 10 < II
Second Street betmecn Frederick Street
and Marsh .Narket Space, Baltimore.
Having the largest Ware rooms and bet
assortment Ut Cabinet Furniture in the cit, -,
is prepared 10 seli-very article IN hi. line up. %
the most liberal and accommodating tens
Having had a long experience in this line Il
business. he haiIers himself that he can con
pete, as to excellence u Material, beauty OF
workmanship and range OF prices, with any
establishment OF the sort in this or any otls
city. His general stock embraces full AID
complete assortment OF Paylor Chairs, Sofa.
locking Chairs, Spring Lounges, CAamI.r
Suits, Bar rom, Office and Dining Gai,.,
French Iefe a-Ietes. Sestces, Arm GRai,..
M4tirases. Looking Glasses, de-, Of every va
rie,y and descri p!ion. He has also on hand
Dedsteads Of his own Manufacture, which
can be put up and taken down in Two min
utes. Persons from ST. Mary's. wishing to
purchase Furniture. are requested 10 call aud
examine his Stock before buying elsewhere
re sure to find the right place Nos. IOk I2
Second Sireet-Wanhouse wseh 50 fee
front and 8 large Folding doors.
August lIih 1650-lv.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-27

To the Farmers anal Planters Of St. Mary.
and adjoining counties.
gT1nE Subscribers heg leave to call attention
i to their large stork for the Fall trade.
Apples; Pears, standard and dwarf; Cherries
Teaches: Plums; Apriceis; Nectarines, all sc
Iecied AL clo;ce varieties. Our small fruil
department. cn,m'stses every thing in its class
Stra .yberry. ,nr hundred varieties; Grapes
ify varieties: c"rr.,hi. Raspberry, Gooseberry
shuIs,rb or Ire Plan. tsnaragus.
Oar stock Of ORN MENTAL TREES ..
very heavy, and comprises I'll the common and
east of the new. 10Th evergreen and diclduous
Rose :, Dahlias aud bedding planis ct every de
SER Iien. Usage Orange for hedging. This
plart is destined sDon tn snpercede all Others for
thas prrr"se, beinz hardy, rapid grower, Its
siron., thorns offering an impossible BARRIER tn
all kinis Of stock Our stock IN healthy and
wei grown, and our ,.rices WILDE found as low
IS any n:i,er establishment. Orders solicited
Address
ISAAC JACKSON G. CO.,
Jenmerville, Chester Co., Pc
r. s. Catalogues furnished on application
Refsrence-Francis J. Stone, Bloomsbury; J..
Edwin Coad, Locust t;rove, 81. Mary 'scoun,y.
AGENr.-G. Fred Maddox, who i
ogent for this campany. will attend. 10 all
ar,lers left with him.
Sept. 18th. ls6i,-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-27
NOTICE.

1XNIE andcrsis, cd begs Fcave to informeh's
H. friends aud the Public that he Is still al
the OLD STAND, in Leonard Town, carrying
IN Ella CKSMlTUTNG, GUN. LOCK-
SMrTHlNG, SHEET IRON AND STOVE
WORE-in short, iron work of all descriP-
.ions. such as rcrairinc CARRIAGES. BUG
GiES. EOCKAWAYS. CARTS, WAGONS.
HORSE SlOElNG. FARM WORK of all
kinds: also REArEnS, TiiRASllEHS and
DRILLS. With his experience Of l ! years IN
a Machine Ship. he thinks shat he can do any
kind vi Blacksmith Work from kncedlc to an
anchor and nn reasonable tern S. New Wag-
"ns anal Carts huili cheaper than IN he '!n@e
a, any other shop in this place. HORSES
SlIOED 1t the shortest notice.
JANIS y. M'CATliRhN,
Blacksmith.
January l2tI., lsCo-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-27
400 REWARD.

n AN away from Rosecroff, the residence
lt, William F. Hardy, ia ST. lnagoes' dis
trict. on Tuesday. the 18th instant, negro man
Dav,u Williams aged about "a years. David
il about S feet, 6 or 4 inches high. He had on,
when he left the Farm, a pair Of white drah
cloth pantaloons, a b ack pea jacket and white
cloth hat. He fcok with him, also, a Sunday
s,lu Of black clothes and n black hat David Is
a fas, taksr and very quick in his movementsl
He was purchased of Rarinn Duvall, Of AnEe
Arundel county. Md.
will give the above reward, IL he is taken
outside of st. Mary's county, and $50, If he Is
taken IN the county-provited neis so secared
that get him again.
JOHNM. WILLARD
for
WILLIAM r. HARDY,
Leonard Town, Md
Nov. gath. 1859
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-27
rUpESUTNG MACHINES.

r have for sale the Potion Triple GsSs ,.
/ Horse Po.rer and W. W. Dingee q 20
r.,,., TIrxsher NTH Rerolring StrG0 CARE
,i"n :" all purchasers. The price Of nurse
,s,wsr 40 inch Th.esher and Sfraw-oal'.s.'
,,.liy.re., .. any wharf in ST. Mar,'s county,
rs 1856. ~ S,ore in
r .o"arJ T,wn and examine this 1hre.her.
i'''""'" r LEO. SPALDING.
June 2sth, lse0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-27
Il UIL d ER'S
Nj a TIE RI A LIS

The undersigned would respectfully call III
attention Of the Public To their large assert
nict.; Of DOORS, ELLNIlS, SASH, UOOR
Err INES, WINDOW FRAMES, H.9SI!-
BOAHDS, CASINOS, WOtLDNGS, NAN.
TIES, and every description. OF House Build
Ing materials, which they have constantly on
hand. and which they can furnish at the short
est notice.
Thry are also prepared to furnish at the
shortest notice FRAME WORK fr
Country Houses, Cottages, aud suburban
Residences, according to any plan or dcsipn,
all ready fitted TO be put up on their propc.-
cd sites.
Farmers and others, DESTROYS Of building
in the country, would find il to their advantave
by giving us a call before purchasing el.c-
where, as we arc fully prepared to execute
work on the most reasonable terms. And the
advantages, which We offer in preparing all
the materials that may be necessary in CON-
structing a house, will he found to save the
Builder great deal VI ycxatious delay aid
| expense.
H1- ALL ders left at tLeir offire Or a =
| dressed to them by nail will NEE: with
pronp and satisfactory attention.
MAUGllLIN & JOHNSON,
Steam Planning Mn anil Sash Factory,
East Falls Avenue, near Pratt Str,e Ell Bridge
Warehouse No. So, Pratt street,
Next door to Penn Il Mitchell, Bait. Nd.
April 10Th, 1860 1y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-27
A CARD.

DOCTOR GUSTAVUS CANTER, having
II locate.! himself in Charlotte Hall, respect
FULLY offers his professional services to the pub
lie. His Office is tina: formerly occupied by
DR.. J. +. Shaw, where he can always be
found except when professionally engaged.
REFERENcE.-Salnnel.C Chew. Nj. ID. Pro-
iessnr Of Principles and Practice Of Medicine
in the University oi Maryland.
March eth lSOl--1Om.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-27

evHIS celebrated Stallion will stand in
u Saint Mary's county during the presen.
season. The season will commence on the
1st of April aud end ON the LIST Of July.
Terms and pedigree can he seen at Leonard
Town or At other public places
YOUNG BLACK HAWK will stand at
the STABLES 0f Mr.. j. +. Fcnwick Leonard
Town, every TUESDAY, during the season.
Gentlemen are requested to examine this
fine Nurse before engaging elsewhere.
q. w. L. BUCKLER,
Proprietor,
Oakvilie Md.
April 4th, lS6l-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-27

sIvHE subscriber wishes to buy 4 lot Of
L LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES. Of both
sexes, for which the highest market prices will
he paid Persons wishing to sell. who may not
see himr during his present tour through the
Sohthen counties Of the State. will have their
orders promptly reependrdt". by addressing
ALLEN S. DORSEY.
Washington, u. C..
Feb 2nd. 18f0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-27
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
J. H. LUCK EFT,
Sto k, N ote, Bill,
AND REAL ESTATE BROKER,
81 Second Street,
LTIM o r
il Z F Z Il I. \ c Y s I.

REFERF .NCES.
P. Gibson, Cashier Bank Of Bait. Baltimore
C.. Il. Coleman. Cash. Mechanics Bank, j
NJ. Buck, Cash. Franklin Bank, Thomas j
Carson, Banker. Thomas ID. Johnston. J. c
Adams, Warwick, Frirk & Ball, Il. Micklc
Cash. Union Bank of Mary land Bait. =. A
virkcrs, Pres. Marine B.nk. Johnston Bro. &
Co., Bankers, Josiah Lee s. Co., Hugh Jen'
kiis & ca. Young & Carson, VIM. Pinsn }
Broke, Washington, d. C.
May oath, 1S60-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-27
NOTICE..

HyHE undersigned wish to inform the
people of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ing counties, that they haveju completed
. FIRST CLASS RAILWAY, and arc
prepared to haul out vessels Of any size,
and will REPAIR, CAULK, &C., on the
most reasonable terms. Prompt attention
to all work, and quick dispatch will be given
in all cases The Railway situated about
Quarter of mile from Leonard Town on
fine oyster creek, where We will also
build SCOWS, BOATS, or VESSELS, il
required, ON the lowest terms
HARRIS, NORRIS 4 FOXWELL.
July 10Th 1SG0-H.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-27
VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

.fNITIZENS OF this corn'v who may he
u .!esirous or uniting H. the formation of Il
CAVALRY COMPANY are requested 10
leave their names at the Sto:e ut AieSsrs
Simms 8. Maddox In this village.
January 3rd. 1SG1-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-27
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. A. SApPINGTON has removed
- to st. Inigoes' District, where he Of
,ers his professional services to the public.
He may be found a. his residence, near st.
Inigoss' Store. late the property of DR..
John G. Ashconi.
Jan. 3lst, lS61-.-3m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-27

sAAac Jackson. CHS ptSsrE.
HARMONY GROVE NURSERIES,,
isA &C JACKSON NJ CO.. Prorri-,ors.
(Succx.,oR. TO TaIOS n HARVEY
yennerville, Chester County, Pa.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-27
LUMBER
SHINGLES!

FLOKING, &c.
WE invite the attention of our friends and
w CONSTRUCTS, generally, i'm st. Mary's and
adjoining counties tn our extensive assortment
ii seasoned BUILDING MfTERIALS.
All parties contemplating the erection OF
Dwellings, Barnes, &c, will find it greatly TO
their advantage to give us n call, as We can
sell at lowest Rates for cash or Negotiable pa
per.
Doors, Frames, Sash, &c., furnished al
Mill prices.
Orders filled for Bricks, Lime, Hair, Nails
&c.
NJ Wharfage charged on Vessels receiving
Lumber from our Yard.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN, & CO.,
West side Union Dock,
Norfolk Boat Wharf
March 29tt, 1SCO-tf.