ocr: DR. JOHN BOLL. SOMETHING NEW AND VALUABLE. Tni mot powerful King on the face of the globe now reigns eupreme in the American Republic. The power of the crowned beads of Eurof sink Into insignificancy wbea compared to that of our American King. European Kings employ the power vested in them to Increase tlm riches of the rich and lordly, and to reduce to greater misery and degradation the poor and depen dent. Oar American King goes forth with equal willin j bms to the lordly mansion and humble cabin, ready alike" to administer relief and to offer health and happptnvss la the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor. DR. JOHN BULL'S GREAT AMERICAN KING Ii the Tmtu TTokdis or ihi VToalo, and the greatest bleating ever offered to affiicted humanity; to the suffering millions, the Doctor can say, relief b at your command. You have only to os this magical remedy. All those who still sutler, and will not accept the jroffered bain, deserve not the pity of their families'. This wonderful medicine, during the brief period sine IU introduction, ha. carried happiness to the hearts of thousands, and madelifeachanu to m:iDy who heretofore regarded it only a a p.iinful and miserable existence. 10 ine wimis wiui an uiiimeatsKo.br..nn.( d-i- natractors. and let niitllnn. nt tongues procUim the merits of the great "American King of Pain." a cmnrnlion romnousi i!.i .r n.i lei bles and roots, produced by America's own rich and hounteou. soil. Wewrmldask the Udjis, who are always competent Judges of what is and what is not "a valuable family medl cine, to do us a special favor by firing the King of l'aia a siuirle trial, and if sati-fjetory. exert their influence in its behalf, recommend it, speak well and often of It, and see that it b ued by their afflicted neighbors: The Indies are always charitable, and when they induce their safferius friends to use this really valuable medicine, they will be doing an act of benevolence that they can well be proud of This is a powerful and truly marical remedy for all external dbeases, aores, iwtUIngi TbarnJ, and Tor many internal afflictions, It U a certain cure, yet it is perfectly hannles., and incapable of producinir' the least injurious effects iu the most delicate cases or the weakest constitution. It U entirely useless to follow the old and worn-out system of publishing to the public thousands of certifl-" rates of wonders performed by thia medicine. It costs hut twenty-five cents to try If, and Dr. Ball stakes his . wetl-earoed reputation on the Kine of Pain doina- all and more than he claims for It. We would ask, have you the Sheumatism or Gout: thee are not pleasant companions, and we knew that you would like to drive them away as soon as possible then use "BOLL'3 KINO OP PALY." Would you be cured almost Immediately, of Bowel Complaint, Djsentery,SuinmerComplaint,Oholera ilor Las, Cramp Uolic, Head Ache, Tooth, or any other ache or pain, the remedy b simple and the cure certain. USE THE OKKAT KINO OF PADf. Would you hare your Sores, SwelUngs, Cuts, Burns, Scalds, 11 rubes, or any other wounds healed, wt repeat It, use tha ' MAfJICAL KINO 07 PAIN. - "ould you be cured of SeaM ir. a.ne v-l,. qnTm norm, bait luieuui, oues ot Poisonous Insects, Gnappel Hands, and all other Sores, either dry or running, w ay again and again, roua XEStcnr b Dr. John Bull's " KfNa OF PALY." Would yoa be cured of King's EvU, Cancer, Tumors, Eruptions, or any disease of the Skiu caused by impura klood, then use Dr. John Bull's SarsapariUa Internally, and the King of l'aia externally, nothing can be most certain than a speedy and effectual core. DR. JOHN BULL'S PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Fina Cross Sratir, Osi Boca sslow ILiix, EWING BRO'S.Ag nt. W. F. GRAV, Agent. REAPING AND MOWING MA CHINE. nnders:gned having secured the right to this State.of fersforsale M imey's Patent Reaper and Mower' the tirst premium for Mowing and the secoud for at tbersew York state rair, m the trial in uene and New York in Julv 135'J. iu conirjetition with eleven Machines; awarded a Silver Medal attbe Ohio State for the best Reaperand Mower; and receirir.fr the high award at the Vermont and State Fairs for the


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ocr: VJL JOHN BOLD. SOMETHING NEW AND VALUABLE. Tax most powerful King on tha face of the gto now rtlfni anprema in tha American Republic Tha inr sf tha crowned heads of arope sink into iolgnlflesnot when compared to thit of our American Kiog. oropean Kings employ the power rested in tham to bcrea.se tha riches of tha rich and lordly, and to rtduo to raster mlwry and degradxtioa the poor and depen dent. Our American King gors forth with equal willing cms to tha lordly mansion and humble cabin, ready alixa to administer relief and to offer health and happplnoss i the lofty and lowly, tha rich and tha poor. DR. JOHN BULL'S GREAT AMERICAN SING Li tha ' Terra Woxsra or rax World, and the greatest btauimg ever offered to afflicted humanity; to the suffering million, the Doctor can uy, relief ia at your command. You have oaly to UBa this magical remedy. All tho&i Tho itill BnSer, and will cot accept the proffered balm, dewrre not the pity of their families. This wonderful medicine, during the brief period tinea IU introduction, bu carried happiness to the hearts of thousands, and made life a china to many who heretofore regarded it only u a painful and miserable existence. To the winds with all liniments, Embrocations, Pain Killers, and 1'ain Extractors, and let millions of glad tongues proclaim the merits of the great "American King of Pain." a preparation composed solely of regeta Lies and roots, produced by America's own rich and bounteous soil. We would vk the La dim, who are always competent judges of what is and what Is not a valuable family medi cine, to do us a special favor by giving tha King of Pain a single trial, and if satisfactory, exert their influence la its behalf, recommend it, epeak well and often of It, and e that it U used by their afflicted neighbors. Tha Ladles are always charitable, and when they induce their a offering friends to use this really valuable medicine, tbry will be doing an act of benevolence that they can well be proud of This is a powerful and truly magical remedy for all external diseases, sores, swellings, burns, &c, and for many Internal afflictions, It is a certain curs, yet it Is perfectly harmless, and incapable af prodncing the least Injurious effects In tha most delicate cases or the weakest constitution. It is entirely useless to follow the old and worn-out system of publishing to the public thousands of certifi cates of wonders performed by this medicine. It costs but twenty-lira cents to try it; and Dr. Bull stakes his well-earned reputation on tha King of Pain doing all and mora than he claims for it. Wa would ask, have you the Kheumatlsci or Gout: thsaa an not pleasant companions, and wa knew that you would like to drir them away as soon a possible then us " BULL'S KEd OF PAIN." Would you ba cured almost immediately, of Bowel Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Cholera Mor tal, Cramp Colic, Head Ache, Tooth, or any other ache or pals, the remedy Is simple and the cure certain. USE TEE GREAT KKQ OF PAIN. Would you have your Sores, Swellings, Cuts, Burns, Eealds, Bruises, or any other wounds healed, wa reptat It, use tha UAOICAL KTja Ot FAIN. Would you be cured of BeaU Head, Stiff Joints, Sort 7hroat, Neuralgia, Sora Breast, Lumbage, TetUr or King Worm, Salt Rheum, Bites of roisoaous Insects, Chapped Uands, and all other Sores, rlther dry or running, we say again and again, xoca mui U Dr. John Bull's "KINO OF PAIN." Would you be cured ef King's Evil, Cancer, Tumors, Eruptions, or any disaau of tha Skin caused by impure blood, than use Dr. John Bull's Saxsapnrilla lutarnally, Ud tha King of Pain externally, nothing can be BtH eartala than a speedy and effectual cure. DQ, JOHN BULL'S PRINCIPAL OFFICH, Im Caosa Sratir, Osi Doos 11MT Mils', EWING BRO'S, Agent. W. F. GRAY, Agent.

place_of_publication: Nashville, Tenn.

publisher: John L. Marling & Co.


ocr: DR. JOHN RDIiL. SOMETHING NEW AND VALUABLE. Tut most powerful King on, the f.icc of the jrfobe now wijuj suprfnie Id the Auierii-an Republic. Thi rower of tbo crowned lieajls of Kurope fink into insIaiGoance when compared to that of our American King;. Kuropean Kio eraplo the- power rested ia them to rnctvajm tho riches of the rich anl lordly, and to reduce to sjrenter m!ry and degradation the poor and depeu dent. Our .American King goes forth with equal villi tig nets to the lordly ruacMon and humble cabin, readj alike to administer relief and to olfer health and hapxpinusa Iq the lofty and lowly, the iieh and tbe poor. DK. JOHN BULL'S GREAT AMERICAN KING Is the Ttjirn tfoSDra or tus H'oaiD, and the Rrfalcjt bltsslusevrrfinVreJ toalSicted hnmanltj; to tbe surTerini; nillllons, the Doctor can say, relief is at your command. You have only to u-e this maical renieiy. All thae who still suiter, and uill not accept the proffered bauut dewrve not the pit- of their families. This wonderful meilici;Mj, during the brief period sine, its introductlun, ha. carried liappincss to the hearts of thousands, and made life a charm 10 many who heretofor regarded it only as a painful and miserable existence. Ti the winds uitii all IJuiuients, Embrocation!, Pain Killers, and Paiu llvtractors, and iet millions of giad tonpue. proclaim the merits ot the (treat "American Kin,; of Tain," a preparation composed solely of regeta bls and roots, pro-Juced by America's own rich aud huunteou soil. U'e wiiufd a.-k the lar-lEi, who r always competent judses of what Is and wiiat is not a valuable family medi cine, to Uo us a special favor by giving tbe King of 1'aiu a Binrfe trial, and if saiifctory, exert their in&uenee pi iu behalf, recommend it, speak well and often of it, and fee that it Is ued by their alaicte-1 neighbors. Tha Ladies are alitajschariiable.and when they induce their snrT-rlng friends to use this really valu-ibl medicine,, they will be doin; an act of benevolence that they can well be proud of Ihw U a ponerful and truly uajical remedy tor mil external dUeaves, nore-i, swellings, burns, &.C., aud for many internal ulUictioiuit is a certain Cure, yet it If perfectly hinulen, and fueapable of pruducinj the leant injurious eilecrs ia the most delicate caaej or tbe weakest t-oustitution. It Is entirely ue!es to follow the eld and worn-out system of puMuliiug to the r-ubiic thousands of ecrtin ralcs of wonders performed by this medicine. It costs but twenty-five cents to try it; and Dr. Hull suites his wet!-e:irned reputation on tbe King of l'aln doing all and more than he cl-iiuia for it. re would aik, have you the Rheumatism or Gout: the: are not pleasant co:apauiouifand ve knew that you would like to drive them away as soon as possible then ue " MULL'S KINO OP P.U.V." Would you be curd almost immediateiv, of Bowel Complaint, Uifntery, Summer Complaint, Jholera Jlor has, Cramp Colic, Head Ache, Tooth, or any other ache or pain, the remedy is simple aud the cure certain. USE THE GRUAT KIXG OF PA1X. Would you have j our Sores, Swellings, Cuts, Burns, Bealds, Bruises, or any other ouuds healed, we repeat It, use the MAGICAL KIXQ OF PUN. Would you be cured of Scald Head, Stiff Joints, Sore Throat, N'eurahjia, Sore Ureast, Lumbago, Tetter or King Worm, Salt Klieum, Bites of 1'oL-ionous Injects, Chapped Hands, aud all other Sores, either dry or running, we say again aud again, rocn nuuDr Is Dr. John Bull's " KINO OF PAIS." Would you be cured cf King's L'tIL, Cancer, Tumors; Kruptious, or any di-t-ae of the Skin rau-ed ty impure blood, then use Dr. Johu Bull's SarsaparilU internally, and the King of Pain externally, nothing cau be moil certain than a speedy and euVetual cure. DR. JOHN BULL'S l'KIXUirAL OKPICJi, Finn Ckcm SiaaiT, O.ni Uooa a clot Mais, KWINO llRO'S, Ss nt V. V. (IltAY, ASent. ATLANTA, AND NASI1VILLK TELKGIIAGII COMl'ANY. SHUSCRIUEIIS TO TUK STOCK OF THIS t


ocr: SASHfft WMWMtffe KOS. 9 AND II DEADERiCLREET,- ; , WHEIIE the .citizens of Nashville; In'winfof any descrip tion ofpUin or faneyOb printing arajrespectfully invited to call and leave their oroersr the work will be executed in a superior style and at the lowest prices. The facilities aGiirded by our. splendid steam -tpparatas as applied to Hoe's Cylinder and'Adims" presses, enables tho proprietors to execute every kind of printings with tbe utmost despatch, from the largest size 1 'aster to the small


ocr: ff -r , I: J , mM !siiiiiiiiiiiiiHH'iiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiB HHA v juu Jonx.J5CtL. NEW AND VALUABLE. Tax mct pof rful Kim; on the tare of the glob now rclgn apraoa io-tti Americaa Rcpubhe- The povrr of the crowntil heads of arop sink. Into iaslgnincsace wbfltt comp4rwd to tlmt of our American KIdit. " " -Europe Kings f mploy th power tta la thm to increase the rirhrs of the ricli ami lenity, and to rtdaea to Tester misery and degradation the poor and depen dent. Oar American King goes tbrth ulth euat wlllia; scss to the lordly mansion and bumble cabin, readx uli'-e to sdialnhter .relief and to offer health and hipppu to the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor. . DR. JOHN BULL'S GREAT aMRICAN KING I the Trsth Woxd or the Wozuj, and the greatest blaning erer ofiered to afflicted hnmultj; to the suffering millions, the Doctor eaa say, relief 1, at jour command. Tou hare only to use this marical remedy. All those -who still suffer, and Till not arrept the prooered deserve not the pity of their fun iiiei. This wonderful medicine, daring the Irief period sine Its lntrodnctloa, has carried happiness to the hearts of thousand!, and made life a charm to many who heretofore regardedlt only a a painful and miserabte existence.' To the winds with all liniments Embrocations, Pala Killers, and laia .Extractors, and let millions of glad tongues proclaim the merits of the great " Americaa King of Pain. a preparation composed solely of vegeta bles and roots, produced by .erica's own rich and bonnteous soil. We woull at the Li dies, who are always competent judges of what Is and what is notmvaluabiei family medi cine, to do us a special favor by giting'the Ring or. la!a a single trial, and If satL'factcry. exert their influence In its behalf, recommend it, speak .well.and often of It, and see that it is used by their afflicted neighbors... The Ladies are always charitable, and when (hey lndaeetheir suffering friends to use this really Tamable .medicine, they will be doing an act of benevolence that tbey can well be proud of. This is a powerful and truly" magical remedy for all external diseases, sores, swellings, burns, ken and for many internal adictions,ii is a certain cure, yet it is perfectly barmies, and incapable of producing the least injurious enVcts in the most .delicate cases or the weakest constitution. It is entirely useless to follow' the old 'and worn-out system of publishing- to the public- thousands of ccrUO cates of wonders performed by this medicine. It costs but twenty-fire cents to try It; and Dr.Uall stakes, his well-earned reputation on the King of Paia dolu all and more than he claims fiir it. IVe would ask, have you the Zlheuatatism or Goat: these are not pleasant companions, and we know that you would lixe to drive them away as soon as possible, than use " bull's Kixa or r-Aix." TToald you be cured almost immediately, of Bowel' Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Cuolara Mor bus, Cramp Colic, Head Ache, Tooth, or any other ache or pain, the remedy is simple and the care certain. USE THE 0RKAT KING OF PACT. Would you have your Sores, Swellings, Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Braises, or any other wounds heated, we repeat It, use the MAQICAL KING OF TAINV Would you be cured of Scald Ilead, Stiff Joints, Sore Throat, Neuralgia, Sore Ilrrast, Lumbago; Tetter or King Worm, Salt Kheum, Bites of lolsonoas Insects, Chapped Hands, and all other Sores, either dry or ruuning,"we say again and again, iocs rxxest Is Dr. John Bull's "K1SGOFPAIX." Would you be cured of King's Evil, Cancer, Tumors, Eruptions, or any disease of the Skin caused by Impure blood, then use Dr. John Bull's Samparuta internally, and the King of Pain externally, nothing can be mare certain, than a speedy and effectual cure. DE. JOHN BULL'S PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Foth Cxoss Srxxrr, Osi Doox snow JTadt, L0UIST1E, KT T0S SALE BTSCUGGISTS & MERCHANTS Ti0CaiI 0UT THE UNITED STATES. . t GRAY, Agrnt. TO THE MEDICAL PROFJESSION. SEYMOUR'S GALVANIC ABDOMINAL S Ul'l'OKT E It. A new remedial Agent, or a


ocr: WIDE AWAKE, OR KNOW NOTHING HATS! JUST RECEIVED direct from New York, a lew dczen weighing only 2 ounces each. ALSO. A rer? superior article of line SHIRTS wli French Cull and turn-down Collars, something entirclyh new. Call soon at R. 0. ANDERSON' & CO . junelS tf .Market street. R.C. ANDERSON U. STONELAKE. The largest and finest assortment that has ever been offered to this community, is now displayed for the selection of purchasers ot E.jC. ANDERSON & CO.'S, NO. 45 MARKET STREET, NEAR THE SQUARE. THE subscribers, so distinguished for keeping the largest and best assortment of fashionable and well.muda CLOTHING, are determined to sustain their reputation by selling goods at fairpriccs. HATS. A lanre assortment of Silk. Beaver. Panama. Black and Tea Colored Leghorn, Campeacby and Rutland Straw Hats for Men and Hoys. We ask a continuance of the patronage which has al ways been so eenerously extended to us. Our eoods are freely shown, and warranted as represented. may.'.-) lm it. Li A.NUfcltsua & UU. REGULAR MOltTllIA' SALE Of SEASON ABLE DRY GOODS, AT A IT CTION, BY DUNCAN, MORGAN & Co. Tuesday and Wednesday, June 13tb and 11 th. WE will sell at Auction on TUESDAY and WED NESDAY. June 13th and 14th. alareeand mazni- ficent stock of New Styles of STABLE and FANCY, FOR EIGN and DOMESTIC Dry Goods.


ocr: "YTTE HAVE just received another supply of Landreth's t Garden Sotd, to which wo invite the attention of marketers and others that have had their vegetables killed !. .1


ocr: ACCOUIAMEP ET StllNORISA A I) E L I N A I ATT I, Thi Musi.-al I'd immen.i i, and MA U 11 1 (' E STRAKUSCII, The great I'iati st, will slmrtly give oue G- r si as d CJ ii n ert, IS THIS CITY. feblS


ocr: IN Slore and for sa!e Cheap for Cash : 150 bbls Cin. Wbikyr 100 kegs Nails, assorted; 2o0 bbls Flour, various b'nds; 50 bags Coffee: GoO bags fine Salt; 25 bbls Loaf, Crushed and 00 HOIS :,lolasses; Powdered sugar; 25 bxs Tobacco; various 10,000 Regalia Cigars; brands; 8 cases Jenkin's Teas; 10 doz Shaker Brooms: 2 bbls Mason's BlackinK aw una i apping raper; reels 1'acKing tarn. 5o bbls Pilot Bread; 5 bbls Roston Crackers; 10 bbls R. A W. Cracker 4 bbls Su ar A Piene do: Together with Pepiier, Allspice, Giuger, Indigo. Mad der, hpun Cotton, Shot, Lead, Powder, Mustard, Catsup, vyoiuiu, ueuip, t.eu vjorus, anu I'louga Lines, octt it. MORE NEW PIAK0ES. "VA7Ehave received bv recent arrivals nine t I more otinose unrivalled I'iaxos, made! bv J. li. Dunham and Adam ntodart A Co., of If various styles and sizes, which will be sold veiy low for cash or good notes drawing interest, ud warranted to give suusikuuiiu tu e.ert le-peci. aprJ9 " W. A T. H. GREENFIELD A CO. H. G. SC0YEL, Druggist and Apothecary, Xbrthiidt of the I'uKie Sqvare, 3 doors tYtstqfVie Xiuthtitle Inn. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Paints, Hbcshes, Pebfuvert, Powdlb, Oils, Dte Stuits, Faxcv Aetjci.es, Shot, Tabmsiik.1, Glass; Gh.hwabe, Lkad, SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, UTEltU AHDOMIXAL HWl'ORTEIlHand TRUSSES WASHITA OIL STONES, Drugs, Jlcdiciues, Chemicals, Src. KaAviUf, March 11, ls5i. DAGUEARRAN STOCK AND PICTURE ESTABLISH MENT. JQOIIY VS A YEAROUT, Naihyille, Tennessee, Collej-e


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ocr: FALL IMPORTATIONS!!! BY L. B. ZETE & CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, No. 9 College St., Xashville. THE time having nearly arrived when the Wholessio Dry Goods market In Nssbville will be opened, w invite theT attention of Merchants to our Stock cf Winter Goods now ar.iving, which will be complete in fifteen dars Our buyer has devoted near two months in the Eastern markets getting up all the new designs introduced for Ihe Fall Trade, and obtaining the entire line) cf Fancy and Do. mestic Ooods at the lowest possible figures. largely to the interest of merchants to examine) our atocc before making their purchases elsewhere, we beg to call iu iiuiiuciuuii iu ir aeciarauon mm we wi;i nuxa a their attention to our srstem of business. Cash and r months' time, which not only anahlea ns taooerate forxmal. profits, bnt which makes it indispensable that wa should do so to induce their business. This fact, we think, ought, to appear obvioos to every one. In our stock we present to the trade every varisty of Dry Goods needed. Embracing a heavy line of Black and Fancy Satiaetts, Jen,Teed-, Black and Fancy Cassimeres, Heavy Kerseys, Linsays, Black and Fancy Cloths, Coat, Bed and Negro Blankets, and Bearer Cloths. With a rich variety of Lady s Dresa Ooods, RicL De laines, Casimeres, Cobnrg, Cloths. Silks, Black and Jatcy Alpacas, American Muslin de Lainas, Prints.Ginghams and a full stock of White Goods Swisses. Jaconets and Cns Bar Muslin; and the variety department will embracw every article req itsite to make up a stock. We earnestly solicit buyers to give us a call when in tha market. aug9 lm. L- B- PITE,A CO "lORN FOR SALE I -FIVE OR SIX HUNDRED J SACKS superior White Corn for sala in tha vicinity oFNssavilla. For particulars encuirs of 1 - M'CICEA A" TERRAS?, augl7 dtnt lw. Broad KmV


ocr: BPS VERMIFUIit. THERE is perhaps no disease to which children are ex posed that is so universal and fatal as Worms; persons of all ages are subject to it, and if neglected it may prove ruinous. Then why will you hesitate when yon can always have a preventer in your house at very little expense, viz: IlurVt Unrivaled lermifuae. The Medicine stands nre. eminent the rapidity with which it expels Worms is truly remarkable. Strict attention is all thatis required. Sold by Merchants and Druggistsgenerally. Rcsselville. Ky., July 2d. 1853. Mb. B. F. Hcbt Dear Sir: 1 have been usme your Ver mifuge in my family ever since I have been acting as Agent for you. I havb used Fahnestock's, Jaynes', Loudn 4 Co's.. and others, but must in ve yours the decided prefer. ence over all others. I would recommend it to the commu nity as a valuable mdicine. Very respectfully. ecpi wly AUiau.N KOBERTS.


ocr: MEDICAL. BE WISE IN TIME I AND REFORE IT IS loo late get a bottle of Dr. C. Uuri' Pvlmonio liaUnmcf Wild Cherry and lTOil Xsj-tha. and yon wiU speedily oe relieved, ror rneumouia. uongns, .oios. Sore Throats, Night Sweats, Pain in the Breast. Bark and Sides, Spitting Blood, Asthmatic afPctions. it Is admitted tobe the speediestand most visreus and effective lemedr extant; and its effects inall Asthmatic comnlaitits, are eq'ial ly decisive and remarkable. Lassitnde of the mind. tUb biness and wasting of the flesh, and all disposition to inac tivity and melancholy forebodings are als corrected by UiU PuImouic Ilaham ; which, in a wondcifcl man ner revives the spirits, hardens the flesh and muscles braces the nerves, and increases the weight. Thus, tbosn whonse it according to the directions, rapidly improve ia health; and may take it for no other purpose than tic dissi pation of melancholy, or the increase o bodily strength. In fine, a single IjottleofDr. Wiluahs' Pclhonic Balsam or Wild Cheust ad Wood Naptha, is all that is required to secure the confidence of patients, and cause th:m to fore go all remedies in its favor. For full desert pt ons of Iu merits, virtaei, &c, tee Famph lets tobe hd of the Agents. For Hie Wholesale aod Retail, and on Aeeney by J.M. 2IMMKKUAN, tVholesf Drufotist, who is th General Arent for thfjpopufar and valuable prerarntion at the city of SaihvllW aiU sorrouodlDS eonotry. It U afsoforsaU by the following Druggists 5 EWIN BROTHERS, W. F.GKAY. BKRKY & DKMOVII.L&. GEORGK W. llBSDKIiSHOTT, T. WELL?, II. G SCOVEU JO.G. BROWN. J. H.CURHF.Y, NaSvlllo. F.S.WOt,liKIUGB.t ''nulD1 HAtVKI.VS t roWLhR.toiumbta. And by!I Drnggl'U In every town In the Sutaof TanDe. ,td aft the Sontaern and Wastern Statet. tJacS lm Jtw DOCTOR YOURSELF! THE POCKET JESCULAPIUS


ocr: IN Store and for sale Cheap for Cash : 150 bbls Cin. Whisky: 100 kegs Nails, assorted; 200 bbls Flour, variousb'nds; 50 bars Coffee; 300 bags fine Salt; 25 bbls Loaf, Crushed and 50 bbls Molasses; l'" dered Sugar; 23 bxs Tobacco; various 10,000 Begalia Cigars; brands; S cases Jenkin's Teas; 10 doz Shaker Brooms; 2 bbls Mason's Blacking; 2i0 rnis Wapping Paper; a. reels Packing Yarn. 50 bbls Pilot Bread; 5 bt.Is Boston Crackers; 10 bbls B. A W. Crackers; 4 bbls Suar A Piene do; Together with Pepper, Allspice, Ginger, Indigo, Mad der, Spun Cotton, Shot, I.ead. Powder, Mustard, Catsup, Cotton, Hemp, Bed Cords, and Plough Lines. oct4 tf. MORE NEW PIAN0ES., "YTTEhave received by recent arrivals nine VV more of these unnvallcd Pianos, madt'Ess bv J. B. Dunham and idam Stodart A Co., of f f various styles a .id sizes, which will be sold very low lor fiash or good notes drawing interest, nd warranted to give satisfaction in evert- resiiect. aprty W. A T.H. GREENFIELD & CO. h. gT scovel, Druggist and Apotliecan', North tide of the J'uUie Sqvare, 3 doore M'ett of tht Xathulle Inn. Vlolcsale and Retail Dealer in Paixts, Brushes, Perfcmert, Powdlr, Oils, Dte Srcrrs, Fanct Articles, Shot, Varnisqes, Gl.ss; Glassware, Lead, SUBGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, UTERO AVDUMIXAl SUPPOltTERSand TRUSSES WASHITA OIL STONES,' Drugs, Medicines, Clieinieals, &c. KuhtiVt, March 11, 1S53 DAGTJEARRAN STOCK AND PICTURE ESTABLISH- "WENT. ME NT. DOBY VS A YEABOUT, Nashville, Tennessee, College Street. Donvxs A Hall, Looisvillo, Ky. l)onrx3 A EicnsnnsoN.-, Morssewet, New York. Dortxs A SpAi-Lnixc, St. lmis. Mo. Dobtns A Yearoct, Memphis, Tenn. Dortns A HarrinotOs-, New Orleans. At any of the above establishments, you can procure as fine I'irturcs as can be had in any city, of any desired stylo or lmisli, as we have every improvement, and expect to keep up with any and all improvements. We are prepared in cither city to furnish artists with every article used in the art. Our arrangements are such, we can furnish stock on the most reasonable terms. D0BYNS A CO. X. U. Pictures taken in any kind of weather, and of de ceased persons at all times. , augl7 tf D.&CO. UMB ERL AND COAL The undersigned has at his yard, on College street, oposite Capt. Home s Paint Shop a line lot of the best Cumberland Coal, which will be sold at the market prices. The public are invited


ocr: agent decll CmdiVtw. DK. JOHN BULL. SOMETHING NEW AND VALUABLE. Tax most powerful King on the face of the glob now rtlgns supreme in the American Republic. Th. power of tha crowned heads of Europe sink Into insignificance when compared to that of our American King. uropean Kings employ tha power vested In them to Increase the riches of the rich and lordly, and to reduce to greater misery and degradation the poor and depen dent. Our American King goes forth with equal wilunii ness to the lordly mansion and humble cabin, ready alike to administer relief and to offer health and happpincs te the lofty and lowly, the rich and tha poor. DR. JOHN BULL'S GREAT AMERICAN KING la tha TxatTH vroansji or thk VToku, and the greatest blessing ever offered to afflicted humanity; to the suffering minions, the Doctor can fay, relief ia at your command. You hart only to us. this magical remedy. All those who still suffer, and will not accept the proffered balm, tsrve not the nitv of their families. This wonderful medicine, duriog the brief period sine, lta introduction, has carried happiness to the hearts of thousands, and made life a charm tomanywbo heretofore regarded it only as a painful and miserable existence. To the winds with all Liniments, Embrocation!, pain Killers, and Pain Extractors, and let millions of gtaa tongues proclaim the merits of the great "American King of Pain," a preparation composed solely of regeta hies and roots, produced by America's own rich an'4 tiounteous soil. Vf e would ask the Ladies, who are always competent judges cf what is and what is not a valuable family medi cine, to do us a special favor by giving tha King of 1'aia a single trial, and if satisfactory, exert their influence in its behalf, recommend it, speak well and often of it, and see that it is used by their afflicted neighbors. The Ladies are always charitable, and when they induce their suffering friends to use this really vaiuabl. medicine, they will be doing an act of benevolence that they can we'd be proud of This Is a powerful and truly magica) remedy for all external diseases, sores, swellings, bums, & c, and for many internal afflictions, It is a certain cure, yet it is perfectly harmless, and incapable of producing the least Injurious effects in th. most delicate caies or th. weakest constitution. It is entirely useless to follow the old and worn-out system of publishing to the public thousands of certifi cates of wonders performed by this medicine. It coats but twenty-five cents to try ic ; and Dr. Bull stake, his well-earned reputation on the King of Pain doing all and more than he claims fer it. ' Vfe would ask, hare you the Kheumatism or Gout: thsse are not pleasant companions, and we know that yon would like to drive them away as soon u possible, then use "DITIX'3 KIXQ OF PAIN." Would yoa be cured almost immediately, of Bowel Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Coinplalnt, Cholera Mor bus, Cramp Colic, Head Ache, Tooth, or any other acha or pain, thS remedy is simple and th. curs certain. USK THE GREAT KINO OP PAIN. Would you hare your Sores, Swellings, Cuts, Bums, Scalds, Bruises, or any other wounds healed, we repeat It, use th. MAGICAL KINO OP PAIN. Would you be cured of Scald Head, Stiff Joints, Sore Throat, Neuralgia, Sore Breast, Lumbago, Tetter or Rlog Worm, Salt ltheum. Bites of Poisouous Insects, Chapped Hands, and all other Sores, either dry or running, w ay again and again, todb BUttsr s Dr. John Bull's " KING OF PAIN." TTould you be cured of King's Evil, Cancer, Tumors, Eruptions, or any disease of th. Skin .caused by impura blood, then us. Dr. John Bull's Sarsapaxilla Internally, and th. King of Pain externally, nothing can be don certain than a speedy and effectual cure. D n, JOHN BULL'S PRINCIPAL OFFICK, Jn-ia Cxoss Strut, On D001 stxow Maur, L0CI3V1LUS, KT rOH SALE BY DRUGGISTS k MERCHANTS TOROUan. OUT THE UNITED STATUS. syjSrtLiu HMO'S, ARjnt. W. K. QUAY. Agent. PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY HABTFORB, CONN. Capital Stock, Annual Premiums and Western Fund 1,000,000! INCOUPOUATEI) 1835. Policies of Insurance issued at all times on the most favoi able terms, against LOSS OR DAMAGE IIY nuR, on TILE PERILS OF NAVIGATION, by LLVDSLEY CROCKETT, Agents for Nashville and Davidson County. fapU If, Ctf EAST I'LOUIDALAXD AGENCY. BY J. G. POINTS. References. Hon. A. II. II. Stuart, Sfantoa, Ya. Dr. Jack Shackelford, Courtland, Ala. Hon. Ji J. Orniond, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Dr. J. Puricc, -Mobile. Ala J. i. McMahon, I'ssj., New Orleans, Col. 15. C. Uuinett, I I!. JI. Uradford, Esq., V Aberdeen, Miss. Hon. S. Adams, j Hon. J. A. Wilcox, I .... ii..... 11. s Foote. N''rr'. Tampa, Florida, Jan.21 'oi ly, TUB (Jl.Llilll'ATKD JACK IIAWlfEYE, "VTT1LL stand the present season at my stable, 'V 1 : .u -r iik tvki,... "1 I y unies uuiiii ui .asuviiie,uii uie iiimca Creek T umtiike, at $10, the insurance for mares. and $20 forJennets. First rate pasturage gratis. All care taken to prevent ao cidcuLs but no liability tor any. DANIEL YOU.N'G. Pedioeee Hawkcye was sired by Elliott's impoited Jack Itcbis, and out of a Jennet br Sherrod's Jack, a sm of old Sir John, who was not inferior to any Jack in Amer ica. The dam-of Hawkeye was also tho dam of Cyrus, Davy Crockett, and other lino animals, aprl w2m M. R. COCKRILL. LANDKETII'.S (iAHDEN SEEDS. SEVEN THOUSAND Papers new Crop (iardeu Seed, just received and warranted fresh, Ac., comprising all the varieties brought to this market; Extra Early Peas, IJar .iTllay Pens, Six week beans, Clove Onions, -Ao, by the Gallon, -Also, Cahbage, Uutton Onions, Ac, Ac., by the pound. J. O. P.R0WN, febl8 No. 42, College Street.


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ocr: dUih TX7"E HAVE iust received anotlier supply of Landreth's VV Garden Seed, to which we invite the attention of marketers and others that have naa their vegetables kilted by the late fro.t, S rBETCH A ORR, rny!2 Druggists, corner College and Union sts. ' . .1


ocr: call. WE HAVE now in store thirty thmnnnd dollars worth of CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES, AND BUGGIES. Which will be sold VERY LOW FOR CASH. Those desiring to purchase should call and examine our extensive sioct oeiore Duying euewbjre. apri!28-lm p. l. PECK A CO . Lower Market street, Nashville, Tenn. recent-(Arrivals. " T. AND W. EAR IN & CD, N0.48 PUBLIC SQUARE, HAVE just received large additions of fresh Goods, which hate been nurehased at reduced prices, and which they will sell to their customers and the trade at Io.v figures. The stock is aow very compMe, and mer- viu&uus wismng ui recruit win iiuu - pr27 1m GARDNER, SHEPHERD & CO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN .SHOES, HAT3. STRAW G00IS, tTJvnxs and carpet bags; iioi 50 Public Square, Nashville, Tenn. been receiving additional supplies of SHOES, BATS and STSA fT GOODS, and can now ifftr entirely complete stock. Merchants are requested to. and examine. spnw.


ocr: DR. JOHN BULL. SOMETHING NEW AND VALUABLE. To moat powerful King on th face of the globe now reigns supreme In the American Republic The power of the crowned heads of .Europe sink into luslgnUcuiM wbea compared to that of our American King. uropeaa Kings mploj the power vested ia thsm to laenuM the riches of the rich and lordlj, and to jednc to greater misery and degradation the poor and depen dent. Onr American King goes forth with equal wtlling nM to the lordly mansion and humble cabin, read jr alike to administer relief and to otter ii-alth and happpiness U the lofij and lowly, the rich and the poor. DR. JOHN BULL'S GREAT AMERICAN KING Is the TlMU Wosbii or TBI Woexb, and the greatest blessing ever ottered to afflicted humanity; to the suffering millions, the Doctor can Bay, relief ia at jour command. Yon hare only to use this magicat remedy. AU tbone who still sutler, and will not accept the proffered balm, deserve not the pity of their families. Shis wonderful medicine, during the brief period since its introduction, has carried happiness to the hearts of thousands, and made life a charm to many who heretofore regarded it only as a painful and miserable existence. To the winds with all Liniments, Embrocations, Tain KlHers, and Tain Extractors, and let millions of glad tongues proclaim the merits of the great "American King of Pain." a preparation composed solely of vegeta bies and roots, -produced by America's own rich and bounteous soiL We would ui the La wis, who are always competent judges of what is and what is not a valuable family medl ' cine, to do us a special favor by giving the King of Pain a single trial, and if satisfactory, exeit their influence In Its behalf, recommend it, speak veil and often of it, and see that it it used by their afflicted neighbors. Tha Ladies an always charitable, and when they induce their affering friends to use this really valuable medicine, they wiU be doing an act of benevolence that they cau well be proud ot This U a powerful and truly magical remedy for all external diseases, sores, swellings, burns, &c, and for many internal afflictions, it is a certain cure, yet it is perfectly harmless, and incapable ef producing the least Injurious effects in tha most delicate cases or the weakest constitution. It is entirely useless to follow the old and worn-out system of publishing to the public thousands of certifi cates of wonders performed by this medicine. It costs but twenty-five cents to try it; and Dr. Dull stakes his well-earned repntatien on the King of Fain doing all and more than he claims for it. We would ask, have you the Xheumatisci or Gout: these are not pleasant companions, and we knew that you would like to drive them away as soou u possible then use BULL'S KINO OP PAIN.' WonM you be cured almost immediately, of Bowel Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Cholera Mor Das, Cramp Colic, llead Ache, Tooth, or any other ache or pain, the remedy is simple and the cure certain. USE THE GREAT KLN'Q OF PAIN. Would you have your Bores, Swellings, Cuts, Burns, Bealds, Braises, or any other wounds healed, we repeat It, aae the MAGICAL KINO 0 PAIN. Would you be cured of Scald Head, Stiff Joints, Sore Throat, Neuralgia, Sore Breast, Lumbage, Tetter or Kins: Worm, gait Bheum, Bites of 1'oisonous Insects, Chapped Hands, and all other Sores, either dry or running, wa say again and again, tocb sxxedt ia Dr. John Bull's "KINO OP PAIN." Would you be cured ef King's Evil, Cancer, Tumors, Eruptions, or any disease of the Skin caused by Impure blood, then use Dr. John Bull's Sarsaparilla Internally, and the King of Pain externally, nothing can be bom Mrtain than a speedy and effectual core. D XX, JOHN BOLL'S PRINCIPAL OFFICII, fin a Cacea Steut, Oki Doos taaw ilia, EWING BRO'S, Ag;nL W. F. GRAY, Agent. STRONG HOPE FOR AXL RHEUMATIC PATIENTS. "TXT1TH0UT the least shadow of doubt, the Chinese is reliable reme


ocr: I OF DRY GOODS, fcC. BY I DUNCAN, MQMm & 00 On riifKtlnyat,il "tVeilnesdny, Ft Iruarti Mih, and 15tt, 1S5-1. I .TE will sell without reserve to close out 1 V V, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, February nam ism, a large ar.u wen ajKineii siock 01 suple and t all ey, Foreign and Domestic Di'T Oood$-, Consisting of the greatest variety of Ladies Dress Good-of new styles, just received direct from thel Impurten; Woollens, Stuff.', Women aud Gentlemen's Wear; snpenor black and colored Twilled French' Cloths, and Doe t-kiu Cassirneres, new style fancy Cassimeres, MottleiTCussiuieri black, blue, cadet and mtxe'd S.itlincts. Faucv Plaid An. cf entirely new pattern, Manno. Jeens. blackblue, erar and is .-: I t 1 t hi - , t .1 . n . -. black ond colored Tabby Velvets, hisrh toiored CishtnlerpM Cashmere dfr Cos, Muslin deLaiues, Scotch Plaids, Can ton Cloths, Solid colored Mnsltn de Laine, all wool French and English merinos. Silk warp Alpucca,' rich lustre, Bn cade AlpaccaS, fancy colored Alpaeca, silk figured Lama Cloth, extra 6-4 Cashmeres, glossv. black lustrinjr Silks r.f ol' n..tl,,l hnMlnIVllt;. 'Ilc ' . ! I I" . I " " lumo, imuini k-ttiw, mrxi OIIASUI IlCWSIV.e and great Tariety, rich Paris lid Blk Silks, Plaid Silks.Wa tcred Poplins, Lyons blk Silk Velvet, fancy Paris SJIS Ves ting, Baratha do, Bonnet Ribbous of creat variety, new Styles ana superior nualitr. black and coloreil Mantua Ribbons. ' Cap and Black Velvet do', brown; ffreeu and blue Bera-e, Silk Gloves or all qualities, Clolh Gloves fleeced lined, Men's and Women's Cashmere Glerev, Twisted Silk Mitts, Lace Mitts, and Gloves of all the different prices and qual ities. Black and colored Cashimere. Alpaeca, Lawns', Wool and Merino Hose and half Hose, black, red, blue, yellow and fancy colored PrinU of every variety; four quarter I "double purple and English Prints; Furniture Prints, Tur- j key Red do.r Cashuiere do, new stvle English da: bleached Muslins and Drillingt of oil qualities and widths; brown Muslins and Drillings or all widths; blue, drat, red, green and. marble Blankets; large Mock of Bed Blan kets, Crib Blankets, steamboat, beith do, heary- grey, brown and white Mackinaw Blankets, Dullil do., Union twilled do. Plaid Alpaeca (travelling) Blankets. Nero Blankets, Plaid horse da, while, yellow, scarlet and green Flannels, Bed Tickings, 3-4, 7-3 and 4-1 wide Furniture and Apron Checks, Hickory Shirtings, Mariners stnpvs, and counterpane Checks, Fancy Nett Caps, woollen Hoodfc woollen Comforts, and the greatest variety oT Triinniin,js and Lace work, white goods of all qualities, Swiss,Nan sook. Book and Mull Muslins, Jaconett Cambric, Cros-s, barred Muslins, white and colored Cambrics, Needles, Pins, Silk, Linen and Cotton Threads, Buttons for Orer codU, dress coats, pinta and vests, Brakls, Tapes; Ac. Ac. Also 150 cases Beaver, Silk, Moleskin and Antrola'Hats- KosMith' and Mexican sole Hats, black, white and colored- black and colored wool Hats, large stock of Cap vi cverv iTwii.n.,i ,.r .ir j-.ii. . ? .-'J ui mi uic uiucicuk oiw aau uuatiues; s'Jle bilk Bonnets, trimmed ; Travelling' Bags stock is tlie largest ever offered in inn murkef, and will mnu ii uciv. Je eiai lajc cuusigomenis wiucit we nave to close. The latest styles of French and other Goods compose a large portion of this Mock. J3f With positive iustructfon-i locloseout' severer cva the tale will be niade without reserve. 1 1 DUNCAN, MORGAN A CO. Nashville, Jan. 13 '51 tl - - . u.- . FUTURE SALES. 14th, 15th and 16th I May 161b, 17th and 18ih 11th, 12th and ISlh June 13th, 14th and 15th.


ocr: mm COACH FACTORY! Entrance .Vo. 5 Cark Street, i. 8 Spring Street. UNDER THE FIRM OF IBJL H. STOUT & CO. WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, iaving formed a Union fur the purpose orcaryingonthe Coach Manufactur ing Business in all its various branches having taken the oldstnndof Ira A. Stout, on Clark Street and extended through to Spring Street, we are ready to compete with any Carriage Manufactory in tho State of Tennessee, on any work brought from the North or East, and all we ask of our inf Mus ana inepuouc is, to give us a call tor any article in our line of business; having superior workmen and the best of stock. Also, ne beg Iave hereto sy that we us no iron but the best Tennessee, which is the best iron in the United States for Coach work. We are all working men and wiil use our utmost exertions lo iriva wit!.f.ot:- to our customers, and all persons having work to repair mayrely on getting it when promised. i-s aii oraers promptly attended to. IRA A. STOUT, ROBERT CAPI-S, JAMES F. PHELPS. janl2 6m bwAo ARCHIBALD STUART.


ocr: FHSSH ARRIVALS At the Wholesale and Retnil Drug, Medicine, Chemical, Perfumery, Fancr, Article, oiuuc nare, A ainls, Oils, Vnruish, an l-aper, Urushes, Seed, (JIass, and Glass Wure Store ol" II. G. SCOVEL.


St. Mary's beacon. [volume]

ocr: In matter of Petition Cln the circuit for partition of real < court for Saint estate of Jane Mon- ( Mary’s county arch | ORDERED by the Court that the report of sales made by the com missioners in this case be and the same is hereby ratified and confirmed, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before the first Monday of June next, provided a copy of this order be published in some news paper printed in Saint inary’s County once a week for three successive weeks before the Ist Londay of May next. The report states that the land sold for sll39 — PETER W. CRAIN March 25th 1854 True copy James T Blalistore Clk. March SOth 1854. 1

place_of_publication: Leonard Town, Md.

publisher: George S. King


ocr: COPARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. THE Copartnership heretofore exist ing between George W. Richard son and W. F. Combs, under"the name of Richardson & Combs, is this day dis solved by mutual consent. The business will be continued by Wm. F. Combs & Co., who earnestly solicit the custom of the late firm. George W. Richardson is authorised to settle up the old business. GEORGE W. RICHARDSON, WM. F. COMBS. * * February 10th, 1854. Feb. 16th, 1854—tf.


ocr: ANEW supply of Christie’s Galvan ic Belts, just received, and for sale by SPALDING & qREENWELL. Feb 23d 1854


ocr: FOR SALE. KATE HARRIS, her filly Pauline and Colt by Register—some of the best blooded stock in Maryland. For particulars as to pedigree, apply (postage prepaid) to Col. Francis Thomp son, Port Tobacco. For price, &c., ap ply to RICHARD BARNES. Port Tobacco, Md. April 20th, 1854—1 m. * ! ■ ■


ocr: WHITE OAK TIMBER. A Large nurnbe* of White Oak trees Tl suitable for ship timber &c? Apply to subscriber at Charlotte Hall P. O. St. Mary's countv,, %Id. WMJ. CARTWRIGHT. Msrcb 80tb 1854—li*.


ocr: FOR SALE. A good secondhand Buggy, strong and comfortable, with a capita! gear, newly made hr Daily. Appiy at this office. May Hit 1851 tf.


ocr: XEW GOODS. Groceries, Tea*, Wine and TJqnor*. WE OFFER for sale on the most pleading term*, Loaf, Crusted, Pulverized and Clarified Sugars; Porto Rico, ami New Orleans Drown Sugar; best Porto Rico, New Orleans, and Cuba Molasses; Java, Laguyra, ami Rio Cof fee, of various qualities ; Imperial. Gun powder, Young Hyson, and Black 'Peas, from the lowest price to the very finest quality. Turk's Island and St. Übcs*Salt; fine and G. A Salt, in full sacks and fine or der ; Family. Extra, and Superfine Flour; Madeira, Port, Sherry, and Lisbon Wines; French Brandy, at various prices; part very old and fine; Old Rye Whis key, a large assortment, part of very choice quality; pure Holland Gin, select ed for medicinal purposes, and of extra fine quality. Also, all the articles usu ally sold in our business—all of which are offered as low as they can be pur chased elsewhere, and warranted to please. FREELAND, HALL, c Co. r 2d door on Light street Wharf. Feb. 16th, 1854—tf.


ocr: THE VIRGINIA HOUSE, No. 4 South Calvert street, {a few doors below the Museum) Baltimore, Md. fiIHF subscriber would call the atten- JL tion of his old friends of St Mary’s county, and its citizens generally,”to the fact that he has enlarged, and-lho roughly renovated,and mproted his estab lishment, so that it now presents unri valled facilities for the accommodation of transient custom as will as permanent boarders. His old friends know him too well to require ray assurance that everv atten tion will be paid to tha comfort and convenience of his guests. , Board #!,‘2d perdav. -V C C/F.GKRTON Sr. March 16th 1854—tf


ocr: •ITTALI * IGLERABT, Be. 188 Llfhi Meet Wfestrf, Csraer mt Csnwiy Mrcct, BALTIMORE. Forman and Planter* ’ .igents, FOR the sale of Tobacco, Grain and Pro duce generally. They wm give their persona! attention to the sale of all kinds of Produce consigned to them. Bahiioove, June 29th, 1894—1 y.


ocr: THOS. H. KKNT. or Jos., & CO., Commission Merchants. No 6 Light street Wharf, Baltimore, give exclusive attention to the sale of TOBACCO, COTTONY, FLOUR , , GRALY, D One of the firm will overlook per sonally the inspection of all Tobacco con signed to our house.


ocr: A BAR-KEEPER WANTED. TIE subscriber wishes to engage the services of a person of industrious and sober habits, who is also a good ac countant. To any one applying with satisfactory recommendation* good wages will be given. Apply either by letter, or personally to JOSEPH MORGAN. Leonard Town. July 13th, 1854—1 f.


ocr: SHINGLES. Pif\ AAA BEST QUALITY Cypreas Shingles, just received, and for side in quantities to suit, bv SPALDING & GREENWELL. July 27th, 1351—tf.


ocr: Mtotlrr to f’rrifitors. HETOTTGE is hereby given that is subs*riber has obtained from Orphans’ Court of St. Mary’s county, in Maryland, letters of administration, with the will annexed, on the personal estate of Eleanor Leach, late of said county de ceased. All persons having claims the said deceased are hereby warned exhibit the same, with the proper vouch ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or be fore the 3d day of February next, other wise they may be excluded by law from all benefit of the said estate. Given un der my hand this 3d day of August, 1854. GEO. I. SPALDING. Administrator with Will annexed. August 3rd. 1804—Iw.


ocr: DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP THE Co-partnership heretofore ex isting between the undersigned under the style of Miles & Sutton it this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the Arm are request ed to come forward and close their ac counts by cash, draft, or note, on or be fore the 15th of October next. RICHARD E. SUTTON, JAMES H. MILES. Aug. 3rd. 1854—4 w. \ e . .


ocr: - MIIISGLES. best QUALITY Cj press Shingles, just received, and for sale in quantities to suit, by SPALDING & GREEN WELL, i July 97th, 1854— tf. 1


ocr: _ . —, „ —. ” i •V i WHITE OAK TIMBER. A Large number of White Oak trees ./jL suitable for ship timber &c. Apply to subscriber at Charlotte Hal P. O. SL .Marv’s county, Md. WMJ. CARTWRIGHT. Uank 80th 1854—-tf.


ocr: LOOK-OUT. By tha solicitation of many, the cel ebrated Saddle and Harness RED BUCK will commence hia, present season on the 20th of March, 1854. Gentlemen of St. wiary’s, Red Buck is coming. W P. HOUSER March 9th, JH4-C m 231 ■- Air F ’ll ! *. uf *** * 1


ocr: LOOK-BUT T ,fhe sqlickdion <Jf many, the cel . cbra(e#Saddle and Harness RTS D U OK' win com men tv • present season oh the 20th of March 1854. Gentlemen of St. Hilary’s, Buck is coming. W P. HOUSER March 9th. 1854—tf.


ocr: — ~ FOR SALE. A fine bay mare, five years eh’, sound kind, and represented to Ik-full fc>he is worth the money asked lor her as "'buggy animal. For terms &c., apply to Editor of Beacon. Nor. 9th Ifes4.


ocr: A CARD. MADDOX, v u>. D. i respectfully informs friends in St. Mary’s comity, that she has re moved her Boarding House to E street. lie I tw -en twb and 7th. and near the southwest comer ot 7lh. The situation is central, and therefore convenient to transient customer*: and Mrs. M. will pay every attention to the comfort of her country friends, w ho may give her a chi I when they visit \V ashington. August 24th. 1854—tf. IB VALL A IGLEHART, No. last LightKteei Wharf, Comer | of C on way Street, BALTIMORE, 1 Farmer* and Planters' .1 rents, FOR the sale ofTosACco, Grain and Pro duce generally. They will give their personal attention to the sale uf all kinds of Produce consigned to them. Baltimore, June 29th,


ocr: THE PRESIDENT AND TRUSTEES OF i HAKLOTTE HALL SCHOOL invite persons to examine tl e water power on their lands: and to make projxtsnls in writing, to be left with Win. T. Brscoe, Esq., to lease the same. They also will re , ceive separate proposals for making and bum j ing 15<1,000 Pricks on their lands. Nov. ssd, 1851—8 w.


ocr: COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. T HE undersigned by virtu* of a commit * jCJT *V m T l £' mk XtUr Circuit Conn far Saint Man . County. Md., to value and divide the real estate of JOHN L, RAIJ2Y, kte of said county, deceased, hereby give notice that they will meet on the premised of said deceased. on Thir.dat, the 14:h day of December next, for tl,e purpose of executing the aiorewud commission. RICH A Rl> COLTON, II H. BLAKIBTONE. LI J. ALLSTAN, D. T. MORGAN, JAP F. ABELL. November 9th i r 54 —id.


ocr: THO 3. H. KKNT, or Jos., & CO., Commission Merchants, No 6 Light street Wharf, Baltimore, give exclusive attention to the sale of TOBACCO, COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN, BACON, &c., Sic., Stc. One of the firm will overlook per sonally the inspection of all Tobacco con signed to our house. March 16th. 1854—fl


ocr: ROAD NOTICE. TVT OTICE it hereby given that the JL v undersigned intend to apply to the Commissioners for St. Mary’s county, after the expiration of thirty days, to lo cate and open a public road, to begin at the “Brick Kiln” Road on the lands of B. G. Harris to run through said Hams’ lands, the lands of Wm. H. Hayden, Mrs. Mary Spalding, William G. Green well, John B. Abell, and Edmund Heard, and to terminate at the public road run ning from St. John’s to Medley’s Neck church JOHN B. ABELL and Others. March 16th. 1854—30 d


ocr: _ CARRIAGES. It/TICHAEL McDERMOTT, Penn- J.T JL sylvania Avenue, South Side, near I 3d stre t, opposite Gad shy’s Hotel, has on hand, and is now finishing, a large assortment of CARRIAGES, of superior style and finish, all of his own make, and warranted, which he sell low for cash or approved paper. Also, seve ral second-hand Carnages, which he will sell on reasonabl terms. Repairing done with dispatch and at low prices. MICHAEL McDERMOTT. April 28th—tl


ocr: NOTICE. WANTED two or three boys to learn the Carpenter's trade from 16 to 18 years of age. Colored boys prefer red. Information in regard to the sub scriber will be given if required. Direct to Great Mills’Post Office. JAMES W. RAILET. April 19th* 1854—9 m.


ocr: NOTICE. IJ9REELAND, HALL Ic CO , attheir ; store, on Light Street Wharf, 2d door from Pratt street, offer for sale a choice assortment of Groceries, Teas, Wines and Liquors, selected with care, and will be sold as low as goods of the same quality can be purchased in the city. Particular attention will always J>e given to the sale of Grain, Tobacco, and produce generally. Feb. 16th, 1854—tf.


ocr: SUJTiCItS. * "A ,* m % * rnn orauty VJ •V> ,V/ A J ryfyfcZn just rVceivetf.tthd RtrValt Tn m.jutitie* o >uit. hr ** ‘ SPALDI' C &. GRELXAVLLL. July 27th, rntm


ocr: _ LOOKOUT. AT the solicitation of many, the cel jfA. ebreted Saddle and Harness Horn RED BUCK will commence bis present season on the 20th of March 1854. Gentlemen of St. Mary’s, Rec Buck is coming. W P. HOUSER March 94b. Ms4—tf. I- e i, i d


ocr: LOOK OUT A T the solicitation of many, the cel ebrated Saddle and Harness Horse BUCK will commence present season on the h <f •'MI. 18S4. Gentlemen of St. II• *y’s, -Red Buck is coming. W P. HOUSER <


ocr: -- .—County and Ballimore cured Bacon, tor sale by WALDINO & GHEES WELL 2.Td. 1853 -


ocr: -r- ' NOTICE. XTT7* ANTED two or three boys to learn v v the Carpenter’s trade from 16 to 18 yean of age. Colored boys prefer red. Information in regard to the sub scriber will be given if required. Direct to Great iMUa’Post Office. JAMES W. RAILEY. April Hth, 1854—2 m.


ocr: In matter of Petition fln the circuit for partition of real < court for Saint estate of Jane Mon- ( Mary’s county arch ORDERED by the Court that the sales made by the com- and the same cause to the contrary on or before the 'first Monday of Jane next, provided a copy of this order be published in some news paper printed in Saint inary’s County once a week for three successive weeks before the Ist Londay of May next The report states that the land sold for sll39 — PETER W. CRAIN March 25th 1854 True copy James T. Blaustone Clk. March 80th 1854.


ocr: ANEW supply of Christie’s Galvan ic Belts, just received, and for sale by SPALDING A nREENWELL. Feb 23d 1854


ocr: t I WHITE OAE TIMBER. A Largs number of White Oak suitable for ship timber kc. Apply to subscriber at Charlotte P. O. St. Mary’s county, Md. WMJ. CARTWRIGHT. Mnrah 80th ISs4—tf.


ocr: , \ \ ] ( i * * THE VIRGINIA HOUSE, No. 4 South Calvert street, {mfiw doors below the Museum) Baltimore, Md. THF subscriber would call the atten tion of his old friends of St Mary’s county, and its citizens generally, to the fact that be has enlarged, and tho roughly renovated and tnproved bis estab lishment, so that It now presents unri valled facilities for the accommodation of transient custom as will ae permanent boarders. His old friends know him too well to require toy assurance that evenr atten tion will be paid to the camfert and convenience of his guests. Board #1,25 per day. C C. ECBBTON Sr. 1 March 10th 1854—tf.


ocr: FOR SALE. KATE HARRIS, her filly Pauline end Colt by Register—some of the best blooded stock in Maryland. For particulars as to pedigree, apply (postage prepaid) to Col. Francis Thomp- ■on* Port Tobacco. For price, Ac., ap- Pv to RICHARD BARNES. Port Tobacco, Md. April SOtb, 1854—1 m. - .


ocr: COPARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. THE Copartnership heretofore exist ing between George W. Richard son and W. F. Combs, under the name of Richardson & Combs, is this day dis solved by mutual consent. The business will be continued by Wm. F. Combs & Co., who earnestly solicit the custom of the late firm. George W. Richardson is authorised to settle up the old business. GEORGE W. RICHARDSON, WM. F. COMBS. February 10th, 1854. Feb. 16th, 1854—tf.


ocr: NEW GOODS. LOKER A ABELL have just recciv- ed si new and splendid stock rsods mid Invite the attention of their friends and the public. May 4th 1854.


ocr: THOS. H. KENT, or Jos., & CO., Commission Merchants, No 6 Light street Wharf, Baltimore, give exclusive attention to the sale of TOBACCO , COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN, BACON, Ac., Ac., Ac. 1 )nc of the firm will overlook per sonally the inspection of all Tobacco con signed to our house. March 16th. 1854—tf


ocr: A SPLENDID NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS. EORGE H. MORGAN invites his MW friends and the public generally to call and examine, before purchasing else where. his new and splendid SPRING assortment of every description suitable for country customers. Chavtico. May 11th, 1854—1 f.


ocr: • ! < , 1 < * NOTICE IS hereby given that the undersigned will meet on the 27th of May next at the Brickkiln Road on the land of B. 6. Harris for the purpose of locating a public road from said Brickkiln road to the public road running from St. John's to Medley’s Neck church agreeably to a commission issued to os by the Commis sions for St Mary’s county. JOS. ABELL, of Thos. JOHN J. MILLS, JAS. E. HEARD. April 37tbi tss4-Sod.-


ocr: ■AVa YOU* MONET. NT. MOUTGOYIERT, {Late Salesman for Yeakle , Cobb if Co., WHOLESALE DEALER IK FANCY SILK MILLINERY GOODS, No. 211 Baltimore street, (up tairJ Between Light and Charles streets, BALTIMORE. HAS on hrnd and will be receiving constantly through the season, New Goods—rich fashionable fancy silk Milli nery Goods. My stock of rich Ribbons comprises every variety of the latest and most beautiful designs. I offer my Goods for net cash, at lower* prices than any credit house can afford. All persons will find it greatly to their interest to reserve a portion of their money, and make selections from my great variety of cheap rich goods. Ribbons for Bonnets, Caps, Sashea, Ac. Bonnet Silks, Satins, Velvets, Crapes, Lisses, Tarletons, Founda tions, Blonds, Illusions, and Embroidered Lace for Caps, French and American Flowers. French Lace, English, American and Italian Straw Bonnets, and Trimmings, together with every* article in tha Mills nery line. Feb. 16th, 1854—tf.


ocr: JOHN HEANY, No. 8 Holunswoeth and Grant its. (Near Pratt Street Wharf,) Baltimore. HAS constantly on hand a full stock, of Lime (wood burnt), Bricks, Hair, Cement, Calcined Plaster, Com, Oats, Corn Meal. Chop Rye, Mill Feed, ect., all of which he will sell at the low est market rates. Orders for any of the above articles will be attended to with promptness, and satisfaction ha guarant eed. April 18th, 1854—tf.


ocr: MILLINERY. MRS. LUCRETIA Cm<pectfully tenders her thanks to those who so kindly patronized her during the last fall and winter season ; and hereby informs them and the public, that she has just opened her Spring and Summer stock of Millenery and Fancy Goods, composed of a large and complete assortment of every thing in her line, to which she invites public attention ; and she engages to do all in her power to please, and thinks none will be disap pointed, either in the quality, style, or price of her goods. 1854—3 w.


ocr: NEW GOODS. Groceries, Teat, Wine and Liquor*. WE OFFER for sale on the most pleasing terms, Loaf, Crusted, Pulverized and Clarified Sugars; Porto Rico, and New Orleans Brown Sugar; best Porto Rico, New Orleans, and Cuba Molasses; Java, Laguyra, and Rio Cof fee, of various qualities; Imperial, Gun powder, Young Hyson, and Black Teas, from the lowest price to the very finest quality. Turk’s Island and St. Übes’ Salt; fine and G. A. Salt, in full sacks and fine or der ; Family, Extra, and Superfine Flour; Madeira, Port, Sherry, and Lisbon Wines; French Brandy, at various prices; part very old and fine; Old Rye Whis key, a large assortment, part of very choice quality; pure Holland Gin, select ed for medicinal purposes, and of extra fine quality. Also, all the articles usu ally sold m our business—ell of which are offered as low as they can be pur chased elsewhere, and warranted to please. FREELAND, HALL, k Co. 2d door on Light street Wharf, Feb. 16th, 1854—tf.


ocr: COPARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. THE Copartnership heretofore exist ing between George W. Richard on and W. F. Combs, under the name of Richardson & Combs, is this day dis solved L*y mutual •vnenit. The business will be continued by Wm. F. Combs & Co., who earnestly solicit the custom of the late firm. George W. Richardson is authorised to settle up the old business. GEORGE W. RICHARDSON, WM. F. COMBS February 10th, 1554. Feb. 16th, 1854—tf.


ocr: 1 i i Xoflce to rredifors. is hereby given that the Jl. w subscriber ha< obtained from the Orphans’ Court of St. Marv’s county, m Maryland, letters of administration, with the will annexed, on the personal estate of Eleanor late of said county de ceased. AII persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby W'arned to exhibit the same, with the proper vouch ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or be fore the 3d day of February next, other wise they may be excluded by law from all benefit of the said estate. Given un der mv hand this 3d day of August, 1854. 5 GEO. I. SPALDING, Administrator with Will annexed. i August 3rd, 1854—4 w. ——————— - m


ocr: FINAL NOTICE; ALL jx-mons indebted to the subscribers on account of Register are hereby in formed that the long puce will lie positively ami invariably required of all who do not set tle their amounts Uuraig tin- present month. VVM. A. GO MBs, . J. EBWtffCOAD. Aug. 21th, 1864—tf. 1


ocr: ———y M •JO UN IIEASV, 1 (Near Pratt Street Wharf,) B'lllhnnre. T~|f~ AS constantly on hand a full stork, of Lime (wood burnt). Brick*, Hair, CemenL Calcined Piaster, Corn, Oatf, jC >rn Meal, Chop Rye, Mill Feed, ect., ol of, which he will sell at the low* est nialket rales Orders for any of the above irticles will be attended tb with promptness, and satisfaction be guaran ecJ. ( A pal 13th, 1834—tf. • ’ . 1


ocr: j *NOTICE. 1 TIRE EL AND, HALL A CO . at their . store, on Light Street Wharf. 2d door from Pratt street, offer for sale a choice assortment of Groceries. Teas, Wines and Liquor*, selected with care, and w ill he sold as low a* go.>ds of the same quality can be purchased in the city. Particular attentio will always he given to the sale of Grain, Tobacco, and produce generally. Feb. 16th. 1854—tf.


ocr: THOSL J(&t KENT, or Jos., & CO., Commission Merchants, No 6 Light street Wharf, Baltimore, give exclusive attention to the .sale of TOBACCO, COTTON, FLOUR , - A GRAIN, ” BACON - Jcc., &C., &c. the firm will pverlook per- aspect ion of all Tobacco con- Slg 46th.°l8M—tf %


ocr: ROAD NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned intend to apply to the Commissioners for St. Mary s county, after the expiration of thirty days, to lo cate and open a public road, to begin at the ‘ Brick Kiln” Road on the lands of B. G. Harris to run through said Harris’ lands, the lands of Win. H. Hayden, Mrs. Mary Spalding, William G. Green i well, John B. Abell, and Edmund Heard, ! and to terminate at the public road run ning from St. John s to Medley’s Neck church JOHN B. ABELL and Others. March 16th. 1854—30


ocr: CARRIAGES. MICHAEL McDERMOTT. Penn sylvania Avenue, South Side, near 3d stre t, opposite Gadsby’s Hotel, has on hand, and is now finishing, a large assortment of CARRIAGES, of superior style and finish, all of his own make, and warranted, which he sell low for cash or approved paper. Also, Seve ral second-hand Carriages, w hich he will done with dispatch and at low price*. MICHAEL McDERMOTT April 28th—tl


ocr: COPARTNERSHI P. WE HAVE this day associated Mr. Thomas W. Hopper w ith us in the Grocery and Commission business, which will be conducted hereafter in the name of Freeland, Hall &. Co., at the old stand. 2d door on Light Street Wharf. FREELAND & HALL, February 1 st, 1854. Feb. 16th, 1854—41.


ocr: ~ H | TE OAK timber. ' . number of While Oak tree. r. iTsl q^WWBICHT., SOl-h IS2I-*tf


ocr: fmiTO-. II- K NT. Of Jos.. & CO., JB Commission Merchants. No 6 Light , street Wharf. Baltimore, give exclusive attention to the sale of TOB.K'CO . corro.v. a FLnrn . / Ghvjr.v. - furn.v, See., fcvr., See. 1 L One of the firm will overlook per \ aonallv the inspection of all Tobacco cou * to o\ir h‘n*e. March IHth. —H


ocr: DIED. On the 11th instant, James Oattsn, aged about 50 year*.


ocr: j , s RESTAURANT. 1 H E j'uhscriber respect fully informs h fri nds and the public that he has fitted fer*\ tt up the oasemenf of Joseph K GreenwvH’s Motel, as a Restaurant! and Oyster House. He will be prepared i to *-erve customer* with wild fowl and oilier game, ar.d gxd oysters in e%’erv style of cooking, at reasonable rates. He invHe* a call. | % J Wm. H. ALVET. Leonard Town, Keb 2nd, 1854—tf. t :


ocr: =w • ■ g road Notice. PHdDTICE is hereby given that 11 undersigned intend toapplv.tp tb 1 Commissioners for St Mary's coiHfr after the expiration of days’ns quired by law% to al||PH the Sublic road jflWning thro < h the land I. N. Mithttfh, now in the posse John H. Milbum, and the lands bf Wil- Ham NuthaH, being the toad leading to Piney Point. * Witt# \M ‘ NTftHML, i JOHN H. March C3rd, 1854—30 d.


ocr: DIED. On the 11th instant, James Gatton, aged about 50 years.


ocr: JOHN HEANY. No. 3 Hollins worth and Grant its. (Near Pratt Street Wharf,) Baltimore, HAS Copjitaolly tm hand • full stock, of Lime (wood burnt). Bricks Hair, Cement, Calcined. Plaster, Corn’ Oats. Com Meal. Chop Rye, Mill Feed* ect., all of which he will sell at the lowl est market rates Orders for any of the above articles will be attended to with promptness, and satisfaction be niMin teed. April 13th, !854~->tf.


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ocr: MARRIED. On the Ist instant, at the Charles st. M. E. Church by Hev Mr. Edwards, John Augustin Briscoe to Elizabeth S.,datigh- ter of the late Philip Meltee, all of Balti more.


ocr: t 551: wr? 2. ?: u oat it s>. ?r*V - f 000 . \V.,R r cy ■* is K'l r^ 1 * V U I 1 -1 fop th r pf opli:. PROFESSOR 1 i. JI 1 •> < IFF \T GUT t> .LB’ iU5£ <tf IHE WHOLE WOULD. WC-niTi'S FULL. X>v 377 !fB 379 Be m ... : Y r prof. j. *\ -v i m ,j ' ... r. F il. If. !“.f . a, V: ■* j; *.• i- C-.-.ik; ' . C. -i. ■: L-xiurcr. PRCFF.' OR J WOODMAY T-ART M r sr- r t. ** r-n r j** •* \. -m. , ~


ocr: t\t\ onn lu '- p quality • 1 'y pi♦*.> Shin rU‘ ., just received, and lor .-die iu qnar.Cilie to miit. bv SPALDING & GKELXWMLL. July 27th, I 4 —tf.


ocr: t : v pi .• - BAG* N.—County and Baltimore cured Bscovi, bv SPALDING 5c GREEN WELL b|Bt* Old.


ocr: CT-- " ■ * 111 ■" ~ ' ll - THOS. H. KKNT, or Jos., CO., Commission Merchants, No 6 Light street Wharf, Baltimore, give exclusive attention to the sale of TOBACCO, COTTOjV, Rc., kc., &e. *s One of the firm will overlook per sonally the inspection of all Tobacco con signed to our house. March 16th. 1854—tl


ocr: A SPLENDID NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS. EORGE H. MORGAN invites his UT friends and the public generally to call and examine, before purchasing else where. his new and splendid SPRING assortment of every description suitable for country customers. Chaptico. Mty 11th, 1854—tf.


ocr: NOTICE t Whereby given that the undersigned , JL will meet on the 27th of May next at the Brickkiln Road on the land of B. G. Harris for the purpose of locating a public road from said Brickkiln road to the public road running from St. John’s ; to Medley’s Neck church agreeably to a commission issued to us by the Commis sions for St. Mary’s county. JOS. ABELL, of Thos. JOHN J. MILLS. JAS. E. HEARD. April 27th, 1854—30 d. " ■ * 111 ■" ~ ' ll -


ocr: NEW GOODS. T OKER k ABELL have just rcceir- JLd ed a new and splendid stock of goods and invite the attention of their friends and the public. 4th 1854.


ocr: ' TIMBER AND WOOD FOR SALE. THE subscriber, is Agent, offers for for sale the Wood and Timber grow- Ing on the farm known as “ Inuni and Thust.” It is supposed there are about .1 thousand fine White Oak Trees, and some fourteen or fifteen thousands cords of Pine and Oak wood. For terms, Ac., apply to the subscriber at Georgetown College, George Town, • CHARLES C. LANCASTER. May S5H>, 1854—4 w. , ,