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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27

DEATH OF PRoFEssoR HARE.-Dr. Robert
Hare died at Philadelphia on Saturday morning
He was one Of the eminent chemists Of The age,
and, has contributed many valuable discoveries
in that science, and was the mterventor of seye-
raj of the most valuable improvements and mod
lfcarions in chemical apparatus that now E,cili-
tate the lahors of the laboratory. The latter
years of his life have been clouded and his char
acter injured by devotion To the Illusions Of
spirituaSm. He was seventy wears of ace al
the time of his decease. DIR. Hare has left he
him widow and three children-Judse Hare
and his brother, now living in MARYLAND, and
Mrs. Prime, IN New York
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27

Tue French GovERHNENr.-The Paris Mon
Iteur recently published statement Of the reve-
nue. of the first quarter Of the present year,
showing an increase compared with :hat of The
corresponding period of last year of 4,7l3, 900
francs, and compared with the same quarter of
1855 amounting To 1875 francs The articles
on which there was considerable increase were
colonial suSars ,022 600: francs; beet-root su-
gar 1 676, ,OO0; portable liquors 1884. 900; and
the sales Of tobacco 1,2I5O0O. There was n
decrease Of duty on foreign Suoar, amounting to
456 900 francs, on corn SCI ,0C0, and OH gun
powder 30I ,0O0.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
CIGAR MANuFAcTnRY.

WOSEPH DAVIS & co. nave established
- themselves in Leonard Town for the pur
pose OF carrying on the Mandatory of Ci-
gars. Ali orders in their line. wholesale or
retail. wall De flled with despatch and At the
lowest prees.
Oar cigars are made Of the very bes, ma
'erlal, ani ct imported Havana tobacco.
they respectfully solici, share of public
patronage
Sept lith-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
J. L. Wiliett. NJ. D.. Prosecior and Demon
strator and ANATOMY.

The session wall commence on the 20Ih ot
October and end in March following.
The Lectures will tie delivered al the Col
lege building, No. 3U3 r street. during the
hours OF the afternoon and evening. This
College SINCE lis establishment, and Is found
10 be advantageous for the student.
The object oil The Medic i Faculty will be
TO instruct perfectly in the elements OF Med
ical Science in al its departments, with us
accessory branches Of knowledge, moi only
10 qualify him To eEier upon the practice Of
medicine, bui TO give hun an extensive io1n-
dation, upon which he NAV, in after life,
build up d thorough and liberal knowledge OF
his profession.
The extensive public libraries of thu city
of Washington afford To the s'ulrnt oppuru-
mites which can be found IN buI few cities o:
the Union. Tor consulting. without cost. rare
and valuable works OF science and general
literature.
The subject o! Rienn.a! courses Of Medical
instruction mas been urged upoa III" attention
Of this and Of other Medical >CMool> ~ a
Committee Of lie American Medical A>so-
citation. The laculty feel rar fnrce OF the r-a-
sons urged, and are disposed to be among The
,o'V''i"S' ''' NV '""'' ~ ".,'""i l''"s
but a; presea; they are compelled I" conform.
10 established customs. AID to give at each
session a course on every branch Of Medical
Science.
While doing 81. however. il is their inten-
ton TO make their COURSE approximate TO i
Biennial one, by giving particular attention
10 different subjects On alternate years: ard
during the ensuing session. The following.
among other topics, wall recere from The e.
Guilty particularly iu!I eluciLarion. VIZ -
Operative Surgery. Organic AMI Physo!ogi-
cal Chemistry, and vegetable MatcT;a MeIca
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
A. r. HIGDON,
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. J. X. THOS. REEVES and DIR. TNOS.
~ y. CARRICO, having associated for the
purpose Of practicing their profession. respect
fully tender their professional services to the
public generally.
DIR. Reeves may be found at his fathers, in
Charlotte Hall, and DR.. Carrico at his resi-
dcnCc. near Charlotte Hail.
April 20, 1858-Im.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
PROFESSIONAL,

DR. J. p. COOKE, having located him
~ self in the village Of Chapiico. very re
spec,fuIIy tenders his professional services io
The pubic generally. IL can BE- tonnd at ali
lines al his Office m J. Fl. Bosweli's Hotel
except when absent On professional business.
April !, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
LAST NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

'ENHE undersigned would respectfully and
earnestly ask all persons inGenied 10 him
or 10 the firm Of Joseph Morgan & CO., on
open account or otherwise Ia come forw ard
and settle their indebtedness without further
delay. Should this notice be dIsregarded, II
is his intention to place his accounts IN the
hands Of r. F. Spalding for collection, and
g sincerely hopes that persons who owe
him will save him the unpleasant task and
themselves thu expense, Of collecting the
debts due him by resort 10 the law
JOSEPH MORGAN,
Leonard Towa.
April lsi, 1851
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
MagncSia Lime.

The undersigned bea. icavr to inform rhc
Farmers OF 81. Mar : ani CHaies counties,
nat they will deliver AT accessible points on
any u The riy.T> oi tAG>e counties, A-rIcul
'ura! Lime (".lurr with or wltnUu; Magne-
sa) atgl Ct. pr Lu>Ael. Drafts al months
WIZ. interest added. Will he taken. We re-
Ter TO tie following letter OF ii,e State Caem-
1T and solicit orders from our friends in 81.
Mary's aud Charles cuun'rc> generally.
BRISCOE. HILLE> 4 co,
I.aY:e De Grace, Nd
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
BLANKS For SALE.
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

IN Circuit Cour; for Saint Marv's county.
Sitting in Equity. April I5. 1858. Or
dered, That the sales reported BY Geo. G..
Morgan, Trustee for The sale OF the Real Es-
tate oi w. W. ReLmon. deceased, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to The contrary
thereof be shown or before the 25Ih dav Of
June next. Provided, copy OF this Of order
be inserted in the 81. Marv's Beacon, once
week IN each OF three successive weeks be-
fore the ZJlh dAy OF May next
Trustee reports the amount Of sales TO be
800.
JAMES T. GLADSTONE,
Clerk.
April %, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
Noble Young. NJ. d., Professor "t Theory
and p7acIIce ol Medicine ani President OF
the Faculty.
J. NJ. SNYDER. VI. d.. Professor OF Obstetrics
and the Diseases OF Women and Children.
Johnson Eliot. ". d.. Professor of Anatomy.
James F.. Morgan, NJ. d.. Professor oi Med
iCaI Jurisprudence and Hygiene.
Charles H. Leitermann. VI. D., Professor ui
Surgery (sUd Tr-asurer.)
Benjamin +. Crarg, NJ. H., Professor Of
Chemistry and OF physIc!ogy
George {. Shaffer. NJ. D.. pro:cSsor OF Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
Etr1ns Czsh, or Ntgo.isbIs Paper.

We ofier for sale on the above terms, a
low prizes. the following articles, mosiy o.
our own manufacture. and which we vii
warrant to be OF the best quality.
DOORS.
SASHES, Glazed or not Gazed)
BLINDS.
WiNDOW and DOOR FRAMES.
NEH'EL POSTS.
BALUSTERS.
MOULDlNGS.
BRACKETS
HOT BED SASHES.
U'OODEN MANTT.ES.
SLA TIE MANTTES.
SLATE. HEARTHS.
BUILDERS HARDHARE.
HINDO Oh GLASS.
HOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS,
U.4TER PIPE, Sc.
Hand d-Rals, TrusseS, Centre Flowers fnr
CEILINGS. Carved mouIdincs and Brackets
Pannei Ornaments. Sash Heights and Cord
Dressed Flooring, Bricks, Lime. Hair. Pla>,
ter. Cement. &. Ind a great variety OF
architectural materials and ornaments.
Or'lered work furnished promptly, and in
the hest manner.
He are also sole agents IN Baltimore oi
the Vest CaSretOu Rail Read, and State
Company, and are selling at Manufacturers
prices.
Sia:e Mantle, pieces. in perfect Imitation of
The riches, and most expensive Spanish mar
blpS-and which are, for durability. strength,
beauty. and cheapness. unsurpassed. They
are so highly polished that they retain their
heanty much longer than marble, and arr not
injured bv s:TCke, coal gas. CT acids. They
nave SIX fines -. >irprulh Ct marble .nI
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27

oS MI OWN ACCOUNT.
And having had an experience of six wears.
'eei confident of giving satisfaction TO all who
may send Produce TO my care. viii give
personal attention to the inspection of Tobac-
CO and tie measuring and weighing Of Grain
Ul!l also purchase on commission all kinds
OF Merchandise. Clover. Tmothy, Flax and
other Seeds; Lime, Plaster. Bone Dust. De-
burg Guano. Ashes, and all Fertilizers so es.
sen'ia! 10 Farmers. would most respec,.
fully solicit share Of your patronage. piede-
ing myself To do the beS, 10 promote the in.
'eresis OF The Farmers and Planters.
~. GOODRICH
Co Also Agent for the sale OF Pure Bran
DIES, Wines. Gin. jamaica Spirits, Old Rye
Whistles. &C.. of the hes, brands.
March 25, lS55-ly
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
.N:l1TO.ElL FIRE INSURANCE
CO.nP.L\'I' OF BALTIMORE
Incorporated by the State Of Maryland, ls49.
OFFICE, NO. l3 SOUTH STREET.

HE Company IN sures every description Of
P'p.I y IN tie tyn agains t
loss or damage by Fire.
The Directors meet daily, to determine npplI-
cations for insurance.
J.B SElDENSTRTCKER, President
BOARD or DIRECTo s.
Allen &. Chapman, William Woodward
Henry ". Bash, George Bartlett,
William Head, Adam DenInead,
John w. Ross, Joseph w. Jenkins,
Edward J. Church, Thomas Il. Sullivan
Job Smith, George Small.
JOHN MAGRUDER, Jr., Secy
March ls, 1S5>-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
NOTICE.

DIR. SAM'L E. SPALDING having 10
Gated himself al Leonard Town, Md, re-
spectfully tenders hi~ professional services to
his friends and the public. ..
Anril q. lsSs-if
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27

FREELAND, HALL s. CO..
"ANING removed To their new and COM
Il l. modiouS Warehouse, No. 1l3 Pratt
street, opposite the "MALTY HOUSE, .
beg leave 10 inform their customers that they
have now on hand a large and general as~or,
ment of G. Il O c F Il E 5, consisting in
part Of
GOVERNMENT, JAVA. LAGUI2A
AND RIO COFFEE
REFINED AND BROWN SUGARS
of every grade
GUNPOWDER.! IMPERIAL, Y. HYSON
AND BLACK TEAS.
GOLDEN SYRUP. NEW ORLEANS
AND W. /. MOLASSE
SPERM, .7D.fMf.NTLNE AND MOULD
CANDLES
ryHITE, C.iSTTLE and BROU.N' SO.4PS.
GL.1DES .4.ND GOSHEN BITTER
FAMILY, EXTRA, SUPERFINE AND
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, &C. sc.
They also invite the especial attention OF
their customers tn their extensive stock Of
imported and domestic LIQUORS. which
nave been selected with the grsatcst:ii and
cannot fail TO please.
Nov. 22d, ls55-r.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
To THE PCRLICl

A REPORT having Obtained currency
IN here and elsewhere. that I have sold
the Washington Hotel, the object of this no
tee is TO state that the report is entirely with
out foundation.
avail myself of this opportunity TO inform
nv friends and the public that am prepared
to accommodate them, and solicit conlinu-
ance Of the ir layorS.
J. ". J. MOORE,
Leonard Town.
April %, Is5s-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
WOOD COMMISSION AGENCY.

VN F. respectfully inform those interested
w that we have made ample arrange
ments, and are ready 20 receive and sell Cord
" ood upon commission exclusively.
Our friends and all others who NAV favor
US with consignments will be enabled to re-
ceive tull prices for their Wood, and not be
compelled 10 suffer sacrifices IN consequence
of IA clulted market or combination among
dealers.
Liberal advancemenis made on all consIgn-
ments.
- All orders for every description OF build
ing materials filed with promptness and upon
the most accommodating terms
s. WILLIS & CO,
LUMBER DEALERS,
West side Union DoLk, Bait, Md.
June 22d, lSJi-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27

The following comprehensive and beautifully
written letter may he found in the Memoirs of
the late Thomas Jefferson IN the fourth volume,
page 4e3:- w.
MoNrIcELro, FEB. 81, 1926.
This letter will to you be as one from the
dead. The writer will be in the grave before voA
can weigh its sounSels. Your atfectionate and
excellent Father has requested that should ad.
dress You something on the course of life you
have TO run: Aud too az a name sake feel
an interest IN that course. .fdore God; reverence
and cherish your parents. Serve your neishbor
an yourself. and your country more than
yourself. Be jusi-6e true. Mnrmur not nj
the ways of Providence. So shall tbs life into
which you have entered be the portel 10 one
ot lnenable bliss. And if to the dead il is nrr-
mit'ed 10 care for the things Of this world, every
action Of YsUF lIfe Will be under my regard
Fcre~eH. TIL. JEFFERSON;
TRoN4s gETFERseN SnlTH.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
NOTICE OF DTTIDE.ND.

I'm application Of Abel Sanner, adminis;ra-
" tor Of William Benson. late Of Saint Ma
rvs Co., deceased, IL is ordered 10y the Court
that the said administrator notify the creditors Of
the said deceased, to file their claims againS, the
SAID deceased il the Register Of Wills ofice on
or before t! 18th day of June next for dividend,
and that this order he published in the ST. Ma
rvs Reacon once week until the said 18th day
Of June next. Test
J. T. NJ. RALEY,
Register Of Wills,
OfSt. Mary's county, Md.
March le, l059-,d.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27

DRtME ALE-WlvEs for sale. wholesale
IL and retail, by
GEO. A. SIMMs & co.
March Ilth, ls59-a
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
FOR SALE.

A frs:-sailing SCHOONER, So tons, copper
ID and copper-fas;ened. Terms made easy, or
real or personal property taken in exchange.
Apply to
J. FORREST.
OakTille p. o., Md.
Feb'v 4, lS56-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
SPRING GOODS.
April %, 1853.

DLCE Plaid Domestic, Yellow Stripe,
- Denims, Heavy OsnnI,urgs and Spring Ca
leo. Also, new lot Of Sugar and Molasses,
Gting Twine and Rope. just received by
SPALDING GREENWELL.
March l2, 1885.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
SESSION 1859.

wAsH,AcroS CRY. cOR. + 5 TWELFTH sTs
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
SHIP

LenHard T6w't, .lprH Isl, ISIS.
rENHE Co-Partn"r>hip heretofore existing
between SpaIdlng s Greenwell. Leon
ard Town, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Either parry IS authorized
to settle for the late firm.
T.. LEO. SPALDING,
JAS. {. GREENWELL.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-11-11
A Little Difficult, in the ws,.


An enterprising travelling agent for
a well known Cleveland tombstone
mandatory lately made business to
a small town in an adjoining county.
Hearing in the village that a man in
a remote part Of the township had
lost his wife. he thought he would 20
and see him. and o1er him consolation.
8 grave stone. on his usual reasonable
terms. Tie started. The road was
a horribly figLiful one. bu, the agent
Pcsseverea. ami finally arrived st the
beTcavel mans house. Beresvea
mans hired girl told the agent that
the bereaved man was splitting fence
rails lover in the pastur abou, two
miles"
The indeiatigable agent hitched his
horse. and started for the "pastur."
After falling into all manner OF mud
holes. scratching himself with br;ars
and tumbling over dccayei logs. the
agent at lengh found the 5ereavei man.
In subdued voice he asked the man
if he had lost his wife. The man said
he had. The 'gent was very sorry to
hear 1t AMI sympathizcd with the man
very deeply in his great affliction; bu.
death, he said, was an insatiate archer.
AMI shot down all of both high and
low degree. Informed the man that
"what was her loss was his gain"
anl would be glad to sell him a grave
stone to mark the spo, where the be-
loved one slep,--marble or common
stone. as he chose. a, prices defying
competition. The bereavsi man said
there was a "lrtle difficulty in the
way" "Hav'nt yon To-, vour wife?"
inquired the agent. "yvhv. YES, I
have" said the man. but no grave
stun amt necessary; but see the crittcr
amt dead. She's scoo:ei with an-
other mani The agent retired.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-11-11

il the somewhat famous case oi
Mrs. BoAgen's viii. which WAS tried
in the Supreme Court some years ago.
Mr. Webster appeared as counselo'
for the appellant. Mrs. Creenough.
wife Of Rev. William Grecnough. late
Of West Newton. a tall straight,
qucenly y-lookiDg woman. with keen
black eye--a woman OF great self-poS-
session and decision Of cliara -ter--was
called TO the stand as n witness on the
opposite side from Mr.. Webster.-
Webster, at a glance, had the sagacit
to foresee that her tcsiimoney. if it
contained any thing OF importance,
would have great weight with the
court and jury. He therefore resolved.
If possible. to break her up. And
when she answered to the first question
put to her. Il beliyed," Webster roar.
cd ont:
1--WE do ut want to hear what you
be,i,vcl: We want 10 hear what you
know!"
Mrs. Greenough replied: That
just what was about to say. SIR
and went ON with her testimoney.
And notwithstanding his repeated
efforts to disconcert her, she pursued
the even tenor of her way. till Webster.
becoming quite fearful of the result.
arose, apparently in great agitation.
AMI drawing out his large snuff. box.
thrust his thumb and finger 10 the very
bottom, and carrying the deep pinch
to both nostrils. drew It up with a
gusto; am. then extracting from his
pocket very large handkerchief.
which flowed to his feet as he brought
it 10 thu front. he blew his nose with
a report that ran distinct AMI loud
through the crowded hall.
Webster. Mrs. Greenough. was
Mrs. Bodgen neat woman?"
Mrs. Greenough. Il can not give
you very full information as to that.
sir; she hal one very dirty trick"
Webster. What was that.
ma'sm?"
Mrs. Grecnough "She took snuff
The roar in the court rt-house was
such that the future defender Of the
Constitution subsile |. ani neither rose
nor spoke again I'LL Mrs. Greenough
hal vacated her chair for another
witness. having ample time to reflect
upon the inglorious history ofwoman.
Boston Ledger.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-11-11
A Tough Dose.

There is doctor in the northwest.
ern part of Philadelphia. who 10
especially remarkable for being. as the
women call it. short and crusty. A
week or two since he was called Ia
visit patient who was laJoring under
violent attack of chap whisky.
We'll, Doctor. I'm down, you see:
completely aoorei got the tremendous
dcllrinm, you know
'Tremens. you fool: where'd you
get your rEm?' askel the Doctor.
All over in spots. broken out
promiseuously. Doctor
Served you right; whcrs'd you 60.
your rum?'
Father died with the ssme disease;
took him unler the short ribs and
carried him of bodily
Well, you've got to take something
Immediately
You're a trump. Doc; here. wife.
III take nip Of old rye.'
Lie still. bloekhesi. Mrs.-f
your husband should get worse before
] return. which will be bout an hour.
just give him dose OF trunk strap,
may be that will fetch him to a sense
of his folly
The Dostor sailed ont granily. and
within an hour sailed in again. and
found his friend Of the delirium tre-
Enendous.' in a terrible condition.
wrlthing and struggling with pain
His wife. female Of the plain but
ignorant school. came up and laying
her hand upon the Doctor. said:
Il gave him the straps as you
directed
Did you thrash him well!'
Thrash him. exclaimed the aston.
ishsi woman: mo. but ! cut the strap
into hash and made him swallow
it,
oh, oh. Doctor.' roarei the victim.
.I-I-swsllowcd the leather. butt
but
but what?'
Il swallowed the whole strap. bot I
could not 60 the nrcKtFv
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-11-11
Convicted for killing a Slave Four.
teen Years Ago.

The once celebrated and long pro-
tracte,l case Of the State of Alabama
VS.. Francis J. Cobia. for. whipping a
slave to death. was at length decided
about two weeks since in the Circuit
Court of Henry county at Enfala.
More than fourteen years ago, in
February 1914. in Barbour county.
John. a slave of Dr. Alexander 2.
Crawford. was most brutally whipped
to death. The prisoner. who was then
DR.. Crawford's ovcrseer. being imme-
,liately after the whipping. and while
John was yet alive. charged with It
and threatened with prosecution. fled
from the neiglborhood. Two years
after he was arrested by Mr.. Thomas
Cargile in the city of Montgomery.
passing under the name Of Boyd; and.
being brought back to Barbonr conn
ty. the grand jury at the Spring term.
1916, found true bill against him for
murder. The venue was soon changed
to Henry county. where the prisoner
had formerly lived. and where he had
some relatives and many friends. and
trial being had at the Spring term.
lS49. before the Hon. Samuel Chap
man. he was found guilty of murder
and sentenced to tho penitentiary for
ten years, the jury. however. emitting
in their verdict to ascertain the degree
OF the murder. On account OF this
omission the judgment was reversed
by the Supreme Court snd the prison
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-11-11

or RENAMED for another trial. Vsri-
Gus continuances were had sometimes
at The instance Of the State and some
times At that Of the prisoner.
In the meantime the defendant. hav.
ing obtained bail. married in respec-
table family. and hal several children.
Tho protracted ordeal through which
he had passed. the interest felt in the
family to whose fate be had singularly
linked his own. and the influence OF q
prudent and correc, department on his
part. excited sympathy in his behalf
so strong as apparently 10 set at def
snce. and, in the opinion of fevcrvbody.
to put a conviction out OF the question.
The inevitable hour at length. how
ever. rolled around. AMI the trial COM
mencel. The drawing ofthe jury con-
Sumed a day and half. So many
had a fixed opinion as to the guilt or
innocence Of the accused. that only five
were selected ont of the original hum
dre,. and the other seven were obtain
ell from an additional eighty who had
to be summoned.
The testimony was brief. DR.. Craw-
ford. the main witness. for the State,
and who testified on the fr,t trial.
having died years ago, proof Of his
evidence was given by one OF the ju-
rors who sat upon the former trial
The defence offered no testimony but
the gool character of til, prisoner AMI
the bad character Of the negro.
The jury. about four o'clock Satar-
lay evening. having retired. and delib-
Grated about three hours and half, re-
turned a verdict Of inanslaughter in the
first degree. with unanimous recon-
incubation of the prisoner to mercy.
So intense was the feeling. and so
high the excitement manifested bv the
people. that the Judge. when the jury
came in, and before the verdict was
announced. declared from the bench
that he would rigiily punish any man
who might hiss or applaud.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-11-11
sharp Shooting.

Father. what does a printer live
on?'
Live oh'-,ikc other folks. Why do
You ask?'
Because You sail you hadn't paid
anything for your paper. aud the
printer still sends it to you.'
wife. spank that boy
i shan't do it,
'Why?'
'B,ranse there is no reason
No reason?-yes there is: spank
him. tell you
i won't do any such thing
He's too smart
That comes Of marrying me-
How so? What do You mean?'
i mean just this-,he boy is smarter
than his father, and you can't deny
it,
That's qneer talk. and I wish
i don't care what You wish. Tho
boy knows enough to see tha, man.
printer or no printer. can't live on
nothing; ! should think you'd bo
ashamed to cheat the poor printer. and
then
Bang goes the door, and out goes
the father and husband. grumblinR
like bear with q sore head.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-11-11

COOP ApvIcr-Never condemn
your neighbor unheard. however many
the accusations which may be prefer
red against him; every story has two
ways Of being told. and justice requires
that you should hear the defence as
well as the accusation, aud remember
that the malisnity of enemies may
place you in similar situation.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-11-11

A LrcuRArrvE BusrSEss.-'Jim. >
said Abner Phelps the other day to
his son. 'you are lazy; what on earth
do you expect to 10 for living'
why father. I've been thinking as
how ! would be revolutionary pen
sionsrr