St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-04-21


sddIassed 10 this oifice must be POSTPAID.
LITTELI;S LIVING AGE
PROS ? ECTUS.
THIs " 0rk is conducted iii the soirjf Z
Linell's Museum of Foreign Literatns.
(which was favorasly received by IN
public for twenty years, but ak il i,
twice ss large, and appears 50 often, w
not only give spirit and freshness 70 Il b
many things which were excluded b
months delay, but while thus exieadin
our scope and gathering a greater an
more attractive variety. are able so
Increase the solid and substantial nari :
our literary. hisiorics$Oonrlr'
harvest, as may TO 5 H'n'stra'or'
tie American rec
The elabora- Se' 'N-|
the Eiinb,<sSss s.NA
ci.ms on Pc Pos s's Vners =. e..
Enen,s ries, higS NNs& w" rc.d
Scenery anf-ihe crs ~ IN. oc
tuFe, History, aud Coin..\ Me-
sagscious Spectator, the sR y. - ~
ner, the iudicious Aihenaa,. ~;
and industrious Literary GaxNNAa
sensible and comprehensive RFitN u
the sober and respectable Christian II
server; these are iniermixed with tlS
Military and Naval "reminiscences Of IN,
United Service, and with the best r. icie
% the Dublin University. New monthly
Fraser's Tait's. Ainsworlh 3, Head ., ant
Sporting Magazines, and Of Chamber r.
admirable Journal. We do not conslde
Il beneath our digui'y 10 borrow win an,
wisdom from Punch and, when We thinI
: II good enough, make use OF The thunde
AL The Tics1a- Ne sheua z;s..srS~w1-u
variety by i'nporiati0as from the continen
OF Europe, and from the new growth O
the British colonies. ... ?
The steamship has brougM Enrse,
Asia. and Africa. into our neighborpoOtl !;
and will greatly multiply our connesiions,
rs Merchants, Travellers. aud Potiicians,
with all parts of the world so tal much
more than ever II now becoses every
intelligent American 10 he )hEorrned of
the condition and change Of foteign
coun'ries. And this mot oily because Of
but BECAUSE the nations seem to be has
tening. through rspPprocess of change,
10 some new state n things, which the,
merely political ppPhei cannot compute
or forsee. f-ar !
While we Gspte 10 make the Living
Age desirahlejto all who wish 10 kecp
themselves irormed of the rapid progress
- - -~....,axn,-so G a.~..-.. n:-.-L
Lawyers, and Physicians---to men oii
business and men of leisure-it Il sill n
stronge object to make il attractive and
usefu' TO their Wives aud Children, We
belive that we can thus do some good in
oU day and generation; and hone TO
nake tts work indispensable in every
w'et.insntmed family. We say indispen.
sole. because in This day of cheap l,,era.
are it Is not possible to guard agains, the
nfiux Of what In bad in taste and yicim,e
N morals In any other way than DO fur.
nishihg sufficient supply OF a healthy
character. The mental and moral anne
lie must be grariied.
We hope that. by winnowirr the |
wheat from the chatE." by providing
iuuuueHIty tOF tne imagtnafl0n, and hV n
aHlion of Biography voyares.
Rpd more s0lid matter.
York which shall be
The same time il will
' 49, false The standard Of public TASTE.
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fremont and Bromfeld sts Boston
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ates, who remit in advance directly 10
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Aians subscribers on the same footing as
,se nearefto us; and making the whole
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