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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-09-13
Wan Lost.


S. WILLIAMS, Adiutant General.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30
RAISING THE FLAG OVER
FORT SUMTER:

Tue Baltimore American gives The
following impressive account Of Majot
Andcrson's hosting the national flag
over Fort Sumter: Zone of the Baiti-
moreans who recently returned from B't.
Sumter details an impressive incident
that took place there on Major AnIes-
son taking possession. 1t is known that
the American fiay brought a~av from
Fort Moultre was raised at Sumter pre-
csely Mt noon on the 9th uItno, but the
incidents Of that flag raising have not
been related. Ii was q scene that will
be memorable rcmini,cence in the lives
Of those who witnessed it. A short tiune
before noon Major Anderson assembled
the whole of bis little force, with the
wol kmen employed on the fort, around
tue foot Of the flagstaff The nationsl
ensign was attached TO the cord, and Ma
jcr Anderson, holding the end Of the
lines 10 bis hands, knet reverently down.
The officers, soldiers and men clustered
around, many of them on their knees, all
deeply impressed with the solemnity If
the scene. The chaplain made an earn
est praycr-such an appeal for support,
encouragement and mercy rs ono would
make who felt that mans extremity wss
Gods opportunity As the earnest,
solemn words of the speaker ceased, md
the men responded Amen, with fervcncy
that perhaps they had never before cx-
perienced, Major Anderson drew the
Star Spangled Banner up to tho top Of
the staff, the band broke on. with the ma
tional air of Hail Columbia and loud
aud exultant cheers, repeated again and
again, We're given by the officers. soldiers
and workmen. IT, said the narrator,
/ South Carolina had at that moment at
tackled the fort, there would have beer
no hesitation upon the part Of any man
within it about defending that fas.'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30
NUGGETS FROM EMEE q
SONS :CONDUCT OF
IFE.1

A MAN should train himself for difficult
ties, and not wait Tor them to train him.
It is better to be inotu.ated vi th tln
smallpox than take it in the natural way.
IT is the privilege of any human work
that is well done to invest tho door with
a cer tain haughtiness. He can well afford
not TO concilate, whose faithful work Will
answer for him.
PEOPLE seem not to see that their n,in-
ion of the werld is also a confession IF
character. We can oUly sec what we are,
and if we msbehaye we suspect others.
WHY should hasten to solve e.ery
riddle which life ffcrs me! am we'll
assured that the Questioner, which Lrings
me so many problems, will bring the an
swers also in due time.
The same correspondence that is be-
tween thirst in the stomach and water in.
the spring, exists between the whole If
man aud the whole Of nature.
Men talk rs if victory we're something
fortunate. Work is victory. Wherever
work is done, victory is obtained.
No secret can be kept in tho ci,iliz,.f
world. Society is a masked, ball where
every one hides his real character, and
reveals it by hiding.
Is al noble en:erpris $, tho IaIiss are
like the electric tclegrarh--far in adj.
vance Of the males.
NOVELS are rs useful as Bibles, ifthev
teach you the Sc, ret that The beg, Of life
is conversation, and the greatest success
is confidence or perfect understanding be-
tween sincere people.
EVERY man takes care that his Neigh:
Dor shall not cheat him. BIZ. day
comes when he begins to care that he do
not ceeat his neigbor. Then all gos
well. He has changed his markct-eare
into chariot Of the sun.
Manners impress ns the, indicate real
power. You cannot rightly train one to
nm air and manner, except by making
him the kind Of man Of whom that man.
ner is the natural expression. Nature
forever puts a premium on reality.
He who aims high must dread an easy
home and popular manners. Heaven
sometimes hodges rare character about
with hngainliness and odinm. as he burr
that protects the fruit. If there is any
or at and good thing in store for YOU
it will not come at tIre first or second call,
nor in The Shape of fashion, ease or city
drawing rooms. Popularity is for dolls
Steep and eraggy, said Porpbyry, sc
the Path Of HE gols.'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30

The following beautiful thought is
from the pen of George D. Prentice:
"There is but breath Of air and a
beat of the heart between this world and
the next. And in the brief interval of
painful and awful suspense, while We feel
that death is present with us, and that he
is all powerful and me are powerless, and
that the last faint pulsation here is but
the prelude of endless life hereafter; we
feel in the midst of the stunning calamity
about to fall upon US, that earth has no
compromising good to mitigate the sever.
ity of our loss. But there is no grief
without some bsniicent provision to soften
its intenseness. When the good and the
lovely die, the memory of their deeds,
like the moonbeams on the stormy sen,
lights up our darkened hearts, and
lends to the surrounding gloom beauty
so sad, S, sweet, that we would not if
we could dispel the darkness that envi-
rons it,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30
Mistel lantous,
THE STAR OF THE WEST.

FULL PARTICULARS OF HER ATTEMPT TO
ENTER CHARLESTON HARBoR.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30
MEN AND Low Z.

What weathercoeks men always prove
You're quite right not to fnll in love,
/ nevIr did, and, truth to tell,
I don't think it respectable.
The man can't understand It, tool
He likes to be in love with you.
But scarce krows how, il you love him,
Poor fellow !
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30

John Alcohol, my Joe John,
When we were first acquaint,
I'd money in my pocket, John.
Which now know there amt
I spent it all in treating, John,
Because | loved you so
But mark me how you've treated me,
John Alcohol, my Joe.
John Alcohol. my Joe John,
We've been too long together,
So you must take one road, John,
Aud / will take the other.
For we must tumble down, John,
If hand in hand we go,
And l will have the bill to foot,
John Alcohol, my Joe.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30
A SIMPLE PHILOSOPHY.

IT'S her view
That people, if they're good and true,
And treated well. and let alone,
Will always take to what's their own,
And always be original
Like children.
"FaithfI Forever" By Covestry Patmoye.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30

An old soaker being found in the gut
ter one rainy night, the water making a
clear breach over him from head to heel,
was asked by pass by what be was do
ing there. "Oh! !" said be. 81 agreed to
meet n man here"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30

Why should give up my thought be
cause cannot answer an objection to it /?
Consider only, whether it remains in my
life the same it was. That only which w.
haze within, CEN re see wi:ho ,.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30

THERE is better principle than that
the majority shall rule, it is that justice
shall rule.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30
4oettg.
OTHER WORLD.

THE OTHER WORLD.
1t lies around Us like a cloud
a world we do not see;
Yet the sweet closing of an eye
May bring us there to be.
Its gentle breezes fan our cheek
Amid our worldly cares,
It's gentle voices whisper love.
And mingls with eur prayers,
Sweet hearts around US throb and beat.
Sweet helping hands are stirred,
And palpitates the veil between
With brsathings almost heard.
The silence.-awful, sweet, and calm,-
They have no power to break;
For mortal words are not TOR them
10 utter or partake.
So thin, so soft, so sweet they glide,
So near to press they seem
They seem to lull us to our rest.
And melt into our dream.
And in the hush Of rest they bring,
'Tis easy now to see,
How lovely and how sweet pass
The hour of Heath may be.
To close the eye, and close the ear.
Wrapped in trance of bliss,
And gently drawn in loving arms,
To swoon to that--from this
Scarce knowing if we wake or sleep,
Scarce asking where We are,
To feel all evil rink away,
All sorrow and all care.
9 -eet souls around us watch us still.
Press nearer to our side,
Into our thoughts. into our prayers,
With gentle helpings glide.
Let death between US be as naught.
A dried and vanished stream e
Your joy be the reality,
Our suffering life the dream.
-Harriet Beethcr Store.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-30
GOMEZ

She is gone Left alone is her old mothe
now,
And the burrows of grief gather fast on her
brow;
And the hearth-cricket sings in low, sad
dened tone,
AS the old dame repeats she is gone she is
gone 7
She is gone and the moan of the chill Autumn
wind
Fingers long round the cot that he leaveth be-
hind
It's old door nevermore will be ope'd by her
hand,
For the incurred one abides in a SUMMER land
Yes, she lives in the land where perfumed
zephyrs blow.
She hath fled the approach of the ice and the
All, she shrank from the north with its climate
so chill.
AMI she's gone NTH her man to reside IN
Brazil!
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
MATHl0T'S GAY ST.
WAlnlB lhOOAzlCa

Extending from Gay to Frederick street.
having 40 feet front. 10 feet deep anu Q
stories high, Baltimore Md.
LWAYS On hand u large ASSORTMENT en-. 0
"A every variety Of Household and Once
Furniture, embracing Hs'~' G.
Wa-hstauds. W.r'irobes. Spring besis' MAT Mat
tresses of Husk. C.tton and Hair, Sofas, le'e-
a-Tete~, Arm Chairs. Rocking Cha II.i 80
RS, Marble Tables: Reception anu = p'' T..,;-
TN e s .,t.rs, W"d Chairs, Office Chairs Bar
bs- Chairs, Cribs aud Cradles, Side boards
Extension Tables. Of every length.
Persons disposed to purchase ar: invited 70
call and give our stock an examinat,cn' winch,
for variety and quality 81 veterinarian canno'
-. sxceileJ by any establishment in the coun-
try. ,,,or 9. CON
Nns. IS and 20 North Gay Street.
Feb. End, lS60-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
NOTICE.

HyIIE undersigned wish TO inform the
IL people of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ing counties, that they have just completed
q FIRST CLASS RAILWAY. aud are
prepared Il, haul ont vessels of any size.
aud will REPAIR, CAULK. &C.. on the
most reasonable terms. Prompt attention
to all work, aud quick dispatch viii be given
in ali cases. The Railway Is 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 & FOXWELL.
July 18th lSC0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
600 REWARD.

DAN away from Rcsecroft. the residenet
II William F. Hardy, in 81. lmigoes' dis
tric'. on Tuesday. the 18th instant, negro msn
David WiIiiams. aged about - yeats. David
is auoui 5 feet, & or 4 ir,ehes high. he had on.
when be Iefi the Farm, a pair Of white drai'
cloth rantnloons, b ack pea jacket and Q white
cloth hat. He took Vita him, also, Sunday
srt of black clothes and black hat. DAVID o
last ,aiker and very quick in his mcvementsi
He was purchased Of barton Duvall, Of AnEe
Arundel county. Nd.
will give the above reward IF he 10 taken
outside Of st. Mary's ce,unty. and $50, If he u
taken the cpunty-provieed he,s 30 secured
that get him again.
JOHN N. WILLARD
for
WILLIAM r. HARDY,
Leonard Town, Md
Nov. gath. 1889
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11


To the Farmers and Planters Of 81. Mary'a
and adjoining counties
TVHE subscribers beg leave tn call attention
i 10 their large stock FIR the Fall trade.
Appaes; Pears. standard and dwarf; Chernes;
Peaches: Pluuls; Apracsis; Mechanics, all Sc
tected snj rhoice varieties. Our ssaaji fruit
department comoriaes every thing IN ats class.
sara ~berry, ome Mundred varieties; Grapes,
Ahy varieties: Currant, Raspberry. Go''sebesry,
Rhul,arp or PIE Plant, Asparagus.
Our stock of ORN MENTAL TREES ~
very heavy, and comprises ali the common and
most of the new hhth evergreen and dIciduous
Roses, D,hlias aud bedding plants Of every de
scrlpiion. Usage Orange for hedging: This
plant is destined so,n surercede all others fef
this purpose, beng hardy. u rapid grower, IT.
strong thorns Offering as impossible bsrrier 70
all kiada Of stock Our stock 10 healthy and
well grown, and our pnces will be found as low
as any sther establishment. Orders so''citedS
Address
ISAAC JACKSON CO..
Jennerviiie, Chester Co, Pa
p. 8. Catalogues furnished on application.
Observation-Disclosures y. Some, Bloomsbury; j.
Edwin Coad, Locus, Grove. st. Mary 's''ounty.
AaExr.-G. Fred. Maddox. who is
agent for this Company. will attend to oil
orders left with him.
Sept. l3th. lS6O--n.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
THRESHING / MACHI.NES.

4 have for sale the Felton, Triple Cleared
] H,rxe Posrer and vi. w Dingee = Cos
L,u 7Aresher, with Receleing Strdr Ca.r,T.
'ri,. machine il warranted to render satis'ac-
,i,n To- all purchasers The price OF ho'se
rover 20 inch Th..sher aud Strsw-Carr'er'
delivered a, any wharf in St. Marys county
is <io5. Ca. :,
Farmers are invited To- cali at my Store III
I.,.,.Yl T,xn aud examine this Thresher.
L. LEO. SPALDlNG.
June 26th, 1SG0--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

w E. ANDERSON, Nos. 10 & ~
w Second Street Let9eea Frederick Street
and Marsh Market Space, Baltimore.
Having the Iargesl Ware rooms and best
assortment OF Cabinet Furniture in the cii, :,
isprepared TO seIlestry article IN his line up,
the most liberal and accommodating ieins.
Having had long experience in this line OF
business, he faiiers himself that he can coi-
pete, as to excellence oil material, beauty ~
workmanship and range oil prices, with amy
establishment OF the sort IN tins or any otlss
city. His general stock embraces full and
complete assortment oi Pafley Chairs, ScTas,
locking Chairs, Spring Lounges, CAanIer
Suits, Bar room, Office and Dining Chairs,
French Iete a-1etes, Settees, Arm Chairs,
lEathases, Looking Glasses, &C., Of every va
rie,y and description. lie has also on Land
Bedsteads of his own Manufacture, which
can be put up and taken dawn in two min
utes. Persons from ST. Mary's. wishing 10
purchase Furniture, are requested 10 cali and
examine his Stock before buying elsewhere
BE sure TO find the right place Nos. iO& 70
Second Street--Warebouse with 90 lee
front and 9 large Folding doors.
August llih 1S59-lv.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
WANTED.

sUVHE subscriber wishes tn buy lot OF
L LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES. # both
re- les. E.r which the highest market prices will
b.. maid. Persons wishing to sell. VIII" may not
see himr during his present tour thr'''kh the
Solthen counties Of the State. will have their
orders promptly re~randedt". by a'!dres ing
ALLEN s. DORSEY,
Washington ID. C.
Feb. 2nd, 1860-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
UIL d ER'S
Nj a TIE II I A l. S

The undersigned woi,id respectfully call th
utiyntion Of the Public 10 thcir large assert
uieul vf DOORS, LLLNI;S, SA.SH, Door
FRAMES, HiNDOH FRAMES, H.4SI-
ROARDS, CASINOS, KOtLDLNGS, NAN
TIES, and every description of iionsc Build
ing materials, which, they have constantly on
hand. and which they can furnish at the short
est notice.
They are also prepared IT, furnish at the
shorcs, notice FRAME WORK fer
Country Houses. Cottages, and suburban
Residences, according to amy plan or design.
all ready fitted to he put up IN their lropc:
cd sites.
Farmers and others. dc.irous Of builiii 2
in the country, would f,nl il t" their advania; .
by giving us a call bcf,re purchasing els. =
where. as we are fully prepared ~ execute
work on the must reasonable terms. And the
advantages, which We offer il, preparing all
the materials that may he necessary In con-
structins q house, will be found to save tie
Builder great deal of vexatious delay aid
expense.
RkS- All orders left ut tLcir Office or al.
dressed to them by mail will meet with
| p onp and satisfactory attention.
MAUGHLlN 81 JOHNSON,
Steam Planning Mil and Sash Factory,
| East Falls Avenue, near Pratt Street Bridge
Warehouse No. So, Pratt street,
Next door u Penn u Mitchell Bait. Md.
| April 10th, 1860 1y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
A CARD.

DOCTOR 0USTAvCS CANTEK, having
- l.xatctl himself in Charlotte Hall, respect
fully offers his professional services t" tile pub
lie. His otlic.. is tina: formerly occupied by
DIR. J. +. Shaw, where he can always be
found except Wien professionally e"gaged.
RErERENCE.-S,mucl Chew, NJ. ID. Pro-
fessor Of Principles and Practice Of Medicine
In the Universally al Maryland.
March, 7th lS6l-j0m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

aITIZENS of this county who may be
~ d, sirous of uniting III the formation 81 a
CAVALRY COMPANY are requested 10
leave their names ut tile Store Of Messrs
Simrns s. Maddox in this village.
January 3rl, 1SG1-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11

DR A. SAPPlNGTON has removed
- to st. Inigoes' District. where he Of
fers his professional services, 10 the public.
He may be fonEl II his residence, near St.
Inigoss' Store, late the property Of DIR.
John G. Ashcom.
Jan. 3lst, lS6l-3m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
VALUABLE
MANUFACTURING PROPERTY
ROB SAhBo

TIVE valuable property. known as CLIFF
II TON FACTORY and GRlSr Mill.
(water p,,wsrl. situated on the Head Waters
If st. Mary. river in Saint Mary's county.
Nd, and embracing als.at three hundred and
fifty acres Of land, is offered at Private Sale.
'rh;. nrnnerty has an it STORE HOUSE.
which 10 good stand for business, HOTEL.
Dwell .fNGS. Workshops. &c. The pro-
pssty v / be sold ON accommodating tern-s.
For further particulars, apply to.
THOMAS w. COUGH,
10. FORRESr.
Leo,,art. Town =. 0.
Nov. 18th, l86o-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
LAND FOR SALE.

7 offer Cor sale ar i'm exchange for Negroes.
i near 2UOO-acres Ut Land, in farms 10 suii
purchasers. ".
J. FORREST.
April 4Ih, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
NOTICE.

YAIE undersigned bcss leave toinformehis
IL friends and the Publ,e, that he is still At
the OLD STAND, in Leonard Town, carrying
on BLACKSMITIIING, GUN. LOCK-
SM'THING, SHEET IRON AND STOVE
WORk-in short, iron work of all descrip-
tons. such as repairing CARRIAGES. BUG
GiES. EOCKAWAYS. CARTS, WAGONS,
HORSE SHOElNG. FARM WORK Of all
kinds: also REAPERS, THR.ASHERS and
DRILLS. With his experience OF IL years in
a Machine Shop. he thinks that he car do any
kim! Of Blacksmith Work from kneedle to an
anchor, and on reasonable terms. New Wag-
ons aud Carts built cheaper than can Inc done
at any other shop in this place. HORSES
SIlOED ut the shortest notice
JAMES A. M'CATHRAN,
Blacksmith.
January 18th, lSG0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
J. H. LUCKETT,
S toe k, N o tie, b i'll,
AND REAL ESTATE BROKER,
81 Second Street,
B A l. Il nj o r e

REFER Noes.
p. Gibson, Cashier Bank Of Bait Baltimore.
G.. r. Coleman, Cash. Mechanics Bank, J.
NJ. Buck, Cash. Franklin Bank, Thomas j.
Carson, Banker, Thomas ID. Johnston. j. @.
Adams. Warwick, Frick & Ball, X. Mickle,
Cash. Union Bank Of Maryland Isah. B. A.
vickers, Pres. Marine Bank, Jol.nsaon Bro. q
Co. Bankers. Josisn Lee s. Ca, Hugh Jen-
kins & CO. Young & Carson, VIM. Pinkncy
Brooke, Washington. ID. G.
May oath, 1SC0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
GREEN Il zoe
FAMILY 6R9cEnS
AsD DEALERS IN
PURE OLDWINES AND LIQUORS,
No. So BALTIMORE STREET.

PURE OLDwINE.S AND LIQUORS.,
No. IS BALTIMORE STREET.
NEAR HeaLIDAY, BALrixoEE.
lave CONSTANTLY On hand large aud well
= selscied stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,
Consisting, in part, Of
FRESH TEAs-Green and Black, Of various
prices aud Hav.Hs.
CorEEEs.-Mocha, Java, Laguyra. Maracaibo
and Rio.
SUGARs.-New Orleans, Crushed. Powdered
Leaf, Granmlated, c. Yellow and Clarified
Italian. Maccaroni ard Vermecelli; Choppers
Cox's Refined Gclatine; Fresh Salad and
Olive Oils. Cheese. English Dairy. Pine
Apple and Sap Sage; Sardine., French,
and Spanish Olives; Englis!, a,sl American
Pickles-Gerkins, mixed, Piesalili Chow
Chow, Canlifiower Wainuts and Onions.
Saures-JuhE Bull, Harvey. Reading, Soho,
Mushrooms and Worcestershire.
ANDIEs.-.Jas Hennesey & Co., Vintage
1910. Otard Dupuy & Co, 1886, Native
Catawba, Bordeaux, Rochelle, and other
BRbrands.
FINE ON WISEs.--London Dock Fort, Sher-
ry, Madeira, Lisbon, Sweet Mosellc. and
Champagne.
WmsxgYs.-Scotch,O Old Rye, Calhoun, Old
i,aPp and Bourbon. SOME very old and hne.
Pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Spirits. &c.
Impaired an.l Domestic Seq AIS AND To-
BACCO.
All Of which they will sell at reasonable
prices and respectfully solici, u call.
March l<t, lS60--1y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
UMB..R
SHINGLES!

"Einvite the attention Of our friends and
+" cu,,s,isncrs, generally, in st. Mary's an,
adjoining counties tn our extensive assortment
Of seasoned BUILDING MATERIALS.
All parties contemplating the erection oil
Dwellings, Barnes, Sc, will find it greatly TO
their advantage to give us call. Az we can
sell at lowest rates for cash Or Negotiable pa
per.
D.nrs. Frames, Sash, &C., furnished at
Mill prices.
Orders filled for Bricks, Lime, Hair, Nails,
SC.
N" Wharfage charged on Vessels receiving
Lumlwr from our Yard.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN, & CO.,
Nest side Union Dock,
Norfolk Boat Wharf
March goth, ls60-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
NOTICE.
UNION lit.J Ell.


"AVlNG purchased the above proper,.
LII the subscriber respectfully informs ia.
raveling public shat he is now prepared ,t.
commodale them. The Hotel W i'll he thor
lilly repaired and all us rooms returnished.
The personal attention %! the subscriber wi
be devoted to It's management. and his hes:
efforts will be gwen to make his guests com
Portable. His table will be supplied with
whatever the market affords, ard his Bar fuI
nishrd with the best Liquors and Cigars
His servants will always be found attentive
and accommodating. Sober and reliable
Holsters have been employed, and the sub
scriber will take care tina, his stables are nc
neglected.
He soicits the patronage Of the former
guests Of the Houses and that Of the public
generally.
JOHN Il. FENWICK,
Leonard Town
Oct. 7th. lS5e-ti.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11

DURNS b SLOAN return their sincere
- thanks 70 tlc Partners for theif hberai
patronaee for THE year past Their stsel i
LUMBER r. larger than ever and better q
sorted; aud We are determined to- cfJer great
inducements toeash buyers. Apply al tie
corner Of Ensaw and German streets. or a. 1879
Light street Wharf.
BURNS 4 SLOAN.
baltimore, Md
Feb. 2nd, 1860 81 A
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
MOTTO
0DlRN Nt,AAH,o

HNORN MEAL, fresh from the Steam.
u Mill of j. II. Maddox.
Also. fresh supply of BUTTER
CHEESE, &c in store and for sale by
SIMMS g. MADDOX.
Dec. Goth, 1860.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
LUMBER,
SHINGLES,
LATHs.
BRICKS,
LIME,

SASH, DOORS and SHUTTERS.
TyOR sale, a the sery loUest price &c CASH
or APPROVED credit. Iici.re bay,
i,e. cali AMI see us at tho e.mner of Eutas
and Geeman Streets or at 1872 Light STREET
Wharf, Baitimsse, Md.
BURNS & SLOAN.
March 21sa 1s61-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
SPRING GOODS.

4 large supply Of Howard, Duck. Peni.
n Tertiary Plaids, Sc. just received and
:or sale by
E.LEO. SPALDING
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11
NEW LUMBER YARD
Coraer Of East fai3s and Eastern Arense,
BALTIMORE, MD.

BALTIMORE, Md.
@ WILLIS (late Of The firm Of s. Will
Ne s. Co. has communicating LUMBER
BUSINESS on his own account and u pres
pared furnish LUMBER in all ros:tEesf 60
Building an: other purposes. de will fur
nish a.so- 49,
FRAMES, S.iSH,
Doors, BRICKS, LINE OR HAIR, &
With many thanks TO his ioin.-r custon,
ers IN ST. Mary's and the adjoining counties
he hopes 10 retain their confidence and re
ceive their patronage land pledges himseii to
use every effortto please and wiiiseli cheap
ior cash or approved paper.
Dec 9th. IS5S--iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-07-11

ISAAC yAcKIOE. pfT6ys chs.
HARMONY GROVE NURSERIES.
lSA &C JACKSON x CO.. Propriesors.
(Succxssoas To THOS. NJ. HAnvEYO
Jennerville, Chester County, Pa.