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6 bituatu.

To the memory of MARY. beloved wife
of William Is. Tucker. this slight tribute
IF affection is inscribed.
Called forth from ! home Of affection
and happiness, in The very bloom of life,
with prospects If in.g career Of useful
ness before htr surrounded. az she was,
With every tic tIut hira> the human heart
to sarth--'.haw hard il was t. die"
Only few -h ri iaan.bs age, radiant
with health and v COZ no doubt she pic
lured TO herself rl -asures in prospective.
bright aid beautiful, ia which she Ggur-
ed, the happy mother Of hor "child-cu
grown rewarded il them for her piou.
counssls and devoted care, or, perchancs
she wondered who would be the next one
called to go, OF dreamed. that on her
might derolvc thr duty 10 close in dear h
the eyes of some beloved one. But il was
not thus decreed. God, in his Infinite
wisdom, has called her hence, early, to
eujoy the blessings prepared for her.
Kind and loving in ali her attributes sad
sad, are the hrarts OF her many surviving
friends in the fact of hr early demise.
! Or her, Ga. how ,ru,hfully may i, De
SAID, she performed much in the short
space that Was rlioireI hrr. She hath
fulfilled her mission upon ratl., and in a
purrr cline, she ASSUMES til" character of
guardian spirit and watcheth over the
loved ones lett behind
Too much ca,lnns BE- said Of her virtues
and her example will live lon. in tn /,
memory Of her trle.,d. after her body will
have returned to tn: dust OF cath. 4 mia
bic III disposition. modest and rc;iring
even to fault, she was truly beloved by
all who knew her. A smile and kihc
word were ever her greeting to either
friend or stranger; and. even when sick
ness had stamped its sign-. spoa her brow,
Acr social qualities did not desert her
Hoping on, with Il Heavenly hnre, always
trusting in our Almighty Father, if it were
his will, that she might recover, not 80
much fer her own sake as for that of her
dear little ones, she now sleeps swce;y the
sleep of the j ust. and may our Holy Moth
er-Quesn of Heaycn-5e u mother to her
children.
To her 5ercaved husband and friend.
| would say. let Jour grief be calm. you
have much, very much, to console you
Her pure life-her Jealous piety-her
holy resignation--ar- reflections which So
lace even bleeding hearts like thine, and
mine shall be the task to respect. agail,
and again, may my last end be alike unite
hers
May she rest in peace.
X. c. W,
Baltimore.
Md.
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strength" A later report. purpor'ing to
be oficia'. announces the capture Of Con-
fcd.ratc hnttfry IF kra-v guns. aud two
hundr d ,ncn 1T an Alabama regiment.
som-whrr" m 81" river. ~ considerable
body Of Federal troops. supported By the
gunLoats We arr also informed that the
indications were that the enemy was with
drawing to his line of defrnscs on the
Blsckwater. What his design originally
was. or whether it has actually been
frustrated, We shall probably leara hereaf-
ter. At present. with the meagre infer-
nation vouchsaf,d Us. the whole move
n,ent appears to have been crudely d.
gest and loosely executed. 1t is quite
possible, however, that, in the progress
"t events. we R,sy obtain q clearer view
Of 1.-THE situatinn," aud of the Object
sought to he attained by the Confederates.
Concerning the Army Of the Potomac,
there are many ruIunrs aad but few facts.
Ii was reported that the whole army had
again taken up lis line Of march for Rich
mond: but subsequently. we are assured.
'ha, the movement was limited to Stone
mans cavalry. According TO Soule 4.
papers, Stoneman made several attempts
to cross the Rarpahannock at Kelly 5
some loss. The Federal account. sreak
# the demonstration as merely fc:n,: the
intention bling to cross at some point
higher up The river. Whether, in ,pitc
Of quasi drsials to the contrary, General
Hooker has put his entire command in
motion: or whether. as some say. the roads
are not vt sufficiently frm to admit the
passage of artillery and baggage wagons,
and al the impedro,ents IF great army,
ar, questions which will, without doubt,
be dl.tiuctly answered before the lapse of
many dAys--protaLly before the close of
the present week.
The NV York I'sst Of last evening
sIatcs-on The lhoiity of au officer who
left the Army Of The Potomac on Saturday
Iast-that G,neraI Stnneman surprised
that afternoon, at "ui pepper Court House,
three thousand Confederatcs and captured
The whole Of them. 1t was also reported
that a number Of the Harris Light Cavalry
were killed in Il previous slirui,h. The
Telegram which furnishes thi, news aimun-
'sLes Us that the story is doubtful; BIZ:
which of the two is referred 10 is ,ef,
wholly to conjecture. Under these cir
cu,nstarc"s it may be advisable to CLASH
~ both un0er the same head
Semc three Thousand Conf 4eratcs at
Tackled the Federal troops at Fayetteville,
4 kan>as, Oil Saturday morning last, and
were rrpulsed with considerable loss"
1t was lumnreL at Nashville two DAYS
ago that Van bern was abou, t. make AN
attack rpon that city. The story APPEARS
to be wholly Improbable, in view of tue
strong dcftnccs commanding the towm.
and of the comparatively small force
nearly all cavalry-wh;ch Nan born could
bring into action.
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De structiva Fires.

We learn that barn belonging TO Nrs.
Farr, near the village of ChAprico. was
destroyed hy fire on Friday night last. a
crop OF tobacco. large lot Of cora, fise
family carriag". lot 0: farming utensils
and ether valuable property ware lost.
On Saturday night, the barn of r. F.
LiIburn. Esq,, in Saint Inigoes District
containing considerable amount of val
liable property. was also consumed. The
former fire is supposed to hive been ths
result Of accident, whilst the latter, it is
thought, may hive been the work OF an
iucendiary
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NJ Office is hereby gwen that the subscriber
~ has Obtained from the Orphans Court for
SAINT Mhry's county, IN Maryland. letters
tes'imentary, on the personal estate OF
Mary Drury, ate of said CO., deceased
All persons havin. claims agains, the said de
ceased, ar. hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the proper vouciles thereof, lea ,he suhscri
Der, on or bs fore the LIST Of Nov, 1863, other
wise they NAV he excluded by law from all bene-
At Of the said estate. Given under my hand
this 23rd, day OF April. 1868.
WA. II. DRUkY,
Executor.
April G,rd, ls63-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-04-23
NOTICETO CREDITORS.

NJ Office is hereby given rhn, the suhscri-
IN Der has obtained froM the Orphans
Court of 81. Nary county in Maryland, let
ters "f administration W. a. on the personal es-
tare Of Catharire Burch late of said county. de
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhihl the
same with the proper vouches thereof, To the
subscriber on or before :he Is; day of Nov.
1863, otherwise they may he ,xcluded by law
from nil benefit of the >ald estate Given un-
der my hand thi. % d dav Of April 1863
ALBERT BURCH,
Administrator.
April 10Th, 763-iw.
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ing in the western part of the CITY. hired
the hall in the building No 3 South Carey
street, near Baltimore, and held service
there Yesterday Il fore the time for scr
vice. Detective Pointer of Marshal Van
nsstrand's force appeared in the hail.. and
ordered tina, the Unit, d S,a.es dag be dis
played. and for his authority presented
the following order:
REV. Jonn poisal, John W. Wilson.
janitor, Baltimore street, west ufSchroeder
See that the flag is displayed. If they
refuse repor. thu same to Col. Fish. as the
order is still in force. w. A. VANNOs-
rgAND, Marshall"
Those in authority in the church told
Mr.. Pointer that they had 10 flag, but one
was soon procured aud placed in a con-
spicuous place i'll the hall The services
then went on. and the congregation re-
manned without having offered a"y o5jec-
ton. -BuIt Sun.
Two EprroRs SENT SoUrI.--On Friday
night last the go,r,nma, nt steamer General
Meigs arrived at For, Mctienry with j
l.. Barroll, $50 editor of the "Conser va
tor newspaper. published in Ches;ertown.
in Kent county. The boat welt to Ches-
tertown on Friday moruiug having on
board Company Ii, of the , Eastern
Shore infantry, accompanied b. General
Lockwood, shc Commander of III. forces
On the Eastern Shsre Mr. Is va. ar
rested by order of General Schcuck. aad
the charge against him is having Published
reasonable articles The office was closed
and paper suppressed. He wss sent South
last night MIR JAS s Downs. editor OF
the Leonard'own (St. Mar,'~) Beacon,
was brought to this city on Saturday on
the charge of having published trcasona-
bla articles. With Mr.. BarroIl, he too
was sent South last nigii.-Euit Sun.
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Lard Sale.

James ]. NJ. Raley Trust 80 for the sale
Of the Real Estate of Rickord Payne sold
on the 18th inst said Estate to r. r.
Ban Dor E,q., Of Chartie'o district for the
sum Of five thousand six LuLdrcd AID one
dollars.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-04-23

On Monday night last. three other con-
Wits made their escape from the county
Jail. In this village. Their names were,
VIM. Anderson. JauAes Murray and
Branee Csllins-.hc last free negro.
The FIRST named was convicted of Man
slaughter. at the late term Of our Court,
and had been sentenced to the Maryland
Psniteatiary for two years and one month.
Murray was convicted at the same term
for Larcency. and sentence had been sus-
pended in his case. that an application for
pardon might be made. Collins was
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

AlOTICE is hereby given tina, the subscri-
" bers has obiainad from the Orphans Cnur,
of ST Narv's county IN Maryland, letters Of
I'd ninlstniticn on the personal estate Of 'gnat"s
w. Norris. late of SAID county, deceased. All
persons having GAINS against the said de-
ce,scd, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the proper vouches thereof. To the sub
scrbers or before the lst day Of Nov, 1863.
otherwise they may be excluded by law from
all benefit of the said estate. Given under our
hands tina 23rd day of April, 1867.
HANNAH r. NORRIS,
BENJAMIN FOXWELL,
Administrat 8.
April 23rd, le63-4w.
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MOI ICE.

"HE undersigned wish to inform the
IL people of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ing courties. that they have just completed
! FIRST CLASS RAILWAY. and are
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 is situated about
a 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 ls60-sf.
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NOTICE IS hereby given tina, The subscriber
~ has drained from the Orphans Cour, OF
Sa'st Marv's county, II M,ryland, ietters OF
administration. on the re sonul estate Of Ann
T.. Medley, late of san CO., deceased All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warne I" exhibit he same, with the
proper >nucheS thereof, Ia the subscriber on o:
before the IS, OF Nov, ls62. otherwise they
may he excluded by Law from all benefit of the
SAID estate. Gwen under our hands ,iis 23rd
day OF April 1853.
CHARLES MEDLEY.
Administrator
April 10Th, 1S63-4t.
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jaime 8 Downs Esq.
On "Wednesday tie 18th inst. Mr. J.
g. BOVINE one Of the Editors Of the Bca-
con, by order of Gen Lockwood. the mill
tary commander in this portion of this
Military District. was arrested. for an edi-
torisl in the Beacon of the End headed
War upon women" Which was con-
sidered BY the agent of the Government
as treasanable. The paper was suppressed,
but CT account Of the diffc slties repre-
scented to Major Remington, in command
n, this roist. % rcr"''s 10 lrgal adrer-
t'semcai. he has kindly consented to the
future issue OF the paper. Mr. Downs
vas removed Immediately to the Head
quarters of Gen. Lockwood, at Point
Look Out and was carried the next mcrn-
ing to Baltimore. and delivered in to the
Lands of the Provost Marshall of this Dis
hict.
We cannot pass this notice. without ex-
pressing on opinion OF the very kind
aud gcDtlenanly manner. in which Major
Pennington performed his delicate duty
While some others who consider a prison
sr before bis t,ial ALREADY damned aud de-
trving the worst Of trcatment-he Sc
cured for Mr. Downs such conveyance as
VAS necessary. aud extended such treat
~ent of kindness as was really due from
one gentlemen to another.
The excuse for the quarter appearance
Of the Beacon on last Thursday, and an
eHtire absence Of all edit erial matter. is
Oh account Of the arrest If one Of the Ed
tors en- tic day previous to ifs Issue: the
other editor being temporarily aL-ent
This fact nlour, VIC arc ss,ur.d will b.
sufficient. to relieve the Bcacos ly iuau
gent subscribers. All legal nGv. rise
nents and business matter appeared iu
sid quarter sheet.
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NDF11Ra

FuNHE printing Of the Treatise on the Gull
IL tivation Of tine Grape Vine. etc. by J..
3. has met with soine unavoidable delay i,
through no fault Of the authors; having been
"cca sioned $50 the printers inform mel BY =
large job received previous to mine. The
pamphlet will certainly be ready fo- sale, by
the latter part Of next week: in time TO mako
wine by the directions it gives. When
advertised the price al which | expected to
be able TO sell the pamphlet, was not adj
Fsed Of its exact c,~t. and have "reckoned
,cithout the hast" it being one third greater
than than the first estimate; and must there
fore, TO save mo from loss, add it 10 the price.
See Advertisement.
JAMES sKOBE.
Oct. 10th, 1862.
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v. |. EARRINGS
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL
WAR HOUS R,
$50 Pratt ST Baltimore.
SUCCESSOR To CoTriNGHAM & HARDIxs.

TilE nndrr'iGnet most respectfully calls
] the aiierilnu "f the Farmers aua MeY.
chants of ~. Mary, to his assoriment of
a Agricultural implements. nNst all Of which
art made y, his own Factory, in Baltimore.
firughs, at all varieties; Cutivators Er C.wn
4 T"hacc"; Fa:row- "f every description;
Corn Planters; Corn Shelters; Horse Powers;
lhrrsicrs & Straw CaSr'ers; Nontgnmerv's
" heat Fans: BAYS Rrap.rs. and .'mo%t eve
rv'hing that the Farmer may want in my
liie cal. be furnished him.
". II. HARDING,
$50 Pratt Street,
Baltim,rs.
Late C,ttinsham & Has.iisg.
rrh Goth. lss3-,i.
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IT'S - H| NHi'Ic Cti'e VIII ID" elcctfiu
:, learn that Governor Top restored to tn"
writ of hdkc"s cnr,Uus to prevent being ia
ken 20 Fairfield county, by the Sheriff OF
'hat county, to answer to an Indictment
tcfurr the Grand jury for Humping DR..
OLDs. Governor Ton was not willing to
act upon the beautiful lines Of the hymn
"rhat merry to others s.lox,
That mercy show 10 me-"
Tie also furgot all about the suspension oil
the writ of hsle"s eorpus 10y ABRAHAM
LINCOLN. tn his n!cn casct
We prescnt this act Of eur Governor and
Il Republican Supreme Court as the great
est triumph of the great writ of frcemen'
ever won 10 this coualry-a case the most
doubtful toe on recnrd--se doubtful that
the Judge had to take TO nezt June to
study the Case
We hope to hear no mere about the ha-
bcos corp"s being suspended from this time
forward. More of this hereafter.
This is little ahead of getting a mand,,-
mas frcm The Supreme Court to extend the
effect Of the decision of Judge VAN TRrMp
in shis paper, until next December. Civil
Courts are be coming of very great impor-
lance all at Once.-Mio Crisis
TRIBUTE TO WOMAN The celebrated
traveller. LayarC, paid the following hand.
some tribute to women II have OBJ
served that women in all countries are
civil. obliaing, tender aud humane.
never addressed myself to them Gecently
and friendly without getting a friendly an,
swer. With man it has often been other
wise. In wandering over the -barIens OF
inhospitable Denmark; and thro' honest
Sweden and frozen Lapland; rude and
churlish Finland; unprincipled Russia; and
! the widely spread regions of the wander
ing Tartar; ii hungry. dry. wet, cold
or sick, the women have been friendly
and to add to this virtue ESQ worthy ths
appclation of benevolence,) those action.
have been performed in so free and kinG
a manner. that if ! was dry l drank ths
sweetest draught, and if hungry ate the
coarsest morsel with double relish"
LIrE's HAprIksr PERroD.-Kisgsley
gives his evidence on this point. He thus
declares :--''There Is no pleasure that
have experienced like child's midsumme,
holiday-,he time, mean, when two o,
three of US used to 20 away up tho brook
and take our dinners with US, and come
home at night tired, dirty. happy, scratch
ed beyond recognition, with great nose
gay three little trsut. and one shoe. Nh.
other having been used for boat, till i
had gone down with all hands out o
soundings How poor our Derby DAYS
our Greenwich dinners. our evening par
ties, where there are plenty of Aice girls,
after that Depend upon it, man never
experiences such pleasures or grief after
fourteen as he does before, unless. in som,
cases, in his first lsvc-making, when tn,
J, sensation is new to him."
The CHURCH AND THE FLAG.-A fc-
days since the nenlbers Of the Indcren
dent Methods. Episcopal Church, rcs;a
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for the present.
Mr.. Test Master Blair has written /:
letter to Mr. Richard Chambers. Of Caro-
Tue County-suggrs'ing that the Iuestieu
of emancipation should be presented to and
discussed before the reeplr of the State in
the coming political campaign next fall.
This is e lean, Of hope to States rights
ncr; that high official Of the Csvernn. cnt
Mt Washington should be willing to sub
"is subject Of so va,t Importance to the
rrople Of the State. We would rather
have suspected that the decree would have
iecs .hundered forth that slavery would
have been either abolished with or without,
paynent to the owncrs--a MAJORITY in
Mary land may carry the election Where
'here 10 deficiency Of votes. there might
lea sufhciency Of baysnets to carry the
State.
We recommend to the earnest consider
a.ion of the Post Master--that this il his
native state. That he has been told BY a
Cnion man through the columns of the
American, what would b. its effect upon
the union portion Of Maryland. If the OBJ
jrct Of tho administration is to sustain the
Government. all other matters to be COLI
sidered as naught. as soan as they come
in conflict with the maintenance of the
Union. we would think that when such a
project is objected TO BY the union loving
citizens Of Maryland. if still persisted in
~ member Of the Cabinet that emanci-
patton be think is the main spring to the
sustcDance Of the Unisn.
10 it known b. the Post Master General
that the L. gislature of Maryland, has
nothing 10 do with this question. That a
convention will have to be called. Does
HE State Of Maryland at this particular
time desire an additional expense to the
State fer the purpose Of gratifying iudivid.
nal wishes?
II this thing n to be presented to US. We
have some, old family seavaLts, whom We
would like to be we'll taken care of, iftAe
Post Master General scheme gees into
effect. Will he please tail us what is to be
done with them? Does Gov. Andrew
want them 10 Massachusetts, Will any
Of Northern. Eastern or Western States
permit them to come within their limits I
Will the people of Maryland Permit them
10 stay hereG Certainly act. For when
that point arises, war Of races springs up.
Better the negro as be 10. than freedom,
~ith no spot on Garth to live. nothing to
save him frsm starvation.
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AID .MINISTRA TORS SALE OF 4
FINE SCHOONER.

DY virtue Of an order from the Or
ID phan.' Court Of Saint Mary's County.
the undersigned, as administrators of Ig-
Mathis W. Norris. deceased, will sell at
public sale, at Leonard Town, on
SATURDAY. the oh. dry of BAY nert
Cif fair. if not the next fair day thereafter)
the Schooner
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-04-23

The season will commerce On The 1T If
April ard end the i>t of July.
Terms. $40, 10 be paid within the sea-
son, or 81 if not paid in the season.
80 cts. to the groom in all Gases.
To those who wish To improve tn cir
stock of hcr,,s. either for the turf. saddle
"r harness, Black LI,wk is highly recon-
mrnded. ar coming from n f:,niI, Of horses
Of fine sz: allI lyle ana r,m2rkabe for
docility. with great lif. and action Great
care will he taken bat no re possibility for
scriHHnt or escape.
. PKnIaErE Black Hawk was bred bv
MIR. Abraham krise. in Adams county.
Pa, and will DC nine Years Ella this Spring
H.. Of 4 rich black colnr and st.nds full
sixteen llaad> in height lie was sired by
G"liah. grani-sirc the American Eclipse.
which stock is well known in America
Black Hawk dam was got by Fcxhuntcr
gran'i-dan BY Potomac. who Vas bred hy
Col, ThomnS Stepinson in Bourbon coun-
ty. ny . who was sired ~ Old Potomac.
OF Va. | de- nj ii u, necessary TO trace his
stock further, as he VIII represent himself
t. all con, scten' judges.
JOHN f. HGLMES,
Leonard Town Nd.
pr;I lrL 1890 -,
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p 10 +.

This schsoner is fifty six tons ourthen.
will carry 5000 bushels of wheat, is in
good condition for immediate use and is "A
very fine sailor. Her mainsail and jib are
both new, and her other sails arc in excel.
lent couhition. She is 10 condition for
active service, and will not require repairs
for three or four years TO come. Persons
wishing to purchase a first class schooner,
for immediate use, will do we'll to attend
this sale. as so favorable al opportunity to
buy upon easy terms will not likely pre-
sent itself for sometime to come,
TERMS months credit. THE pur-
chaser will be required to give bond. with
security to be approved By the admins
trators
HANNAH r. NORRIS,
BENJAMIN FOXWELL,
Administrations.
April card, lso3-ts.
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BLACK HAWK

"1LL stand for srrvice this Spring.
w at tue following places:
Mondays. at Satfafras and Oak;
TUESDAYS. at Leonard Town,
Wednesdays. at Great Mills;
Thursdays, at Thomas d Booker's
Stsre:
Fridays,
aud Pine and St. Iniroes
Saturdays. AT
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-04-23

On account Of the arrest Of Mr.. Jamcs
S. Downs. one of the Editors Of the
Beacon" this paper will he discontinued
for the present
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1863-04-23

The CHURCH AND THE FkAa.-A fc~
days since the members Of the Indcren-
dent Methods. Episcopal Church, rcsia,
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SAINT MARY'S BEACON
JAIME 8 Downs ESQ.
LEONARD TOWN Md.

THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL "a. 1868
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

April Is }. 1SG3-,.:e.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02
DR.. D. *. WIER,

Late Of Pennsylvania announces to the citi-
zen. Of Toledo and vicinity, that he is perma-
nently located in this place, offers his services
as Practionerof Of the German, French 4 Span
ish mode of medical treatment, SO successfully
practiced Of late in France, Spain and America
lie not only asccrtains the nature Of disease
as formerly practiced by physicians, but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be. Those living at q distance
a nd unable to visit him, can be treated by
'sSnding him q clear vial full Of their moning,
urine, from which the disease will te asccr-
taiued. Female complaints in all thir various
forms treaiede carefully and confdentially.
will attend toaA calls promptly. Residence
and Office. one door East of the peoples
etOr y. 4. WIEN