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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-04
B. K. QUEST

HAS now on hands q good assortment OF Goods in
the above line, which has been, bought low, and (,
consequently, he will sell them at very
low prices. His goods are all nice and
fresh. and cannot fail to please
buyers, both in quality and
prices; he therefore solic.
its Hn examination
srsss of his stock AMI 2
prices
before purchasing elseWhere-in SO doing, he feels
confident that he will MERIT a large share of pub.
lie patronage. He keeps no Watches but what are
selected with great ear and consequently, all
watches sold are warranted time keepers or no sale.
Fine Gold Hunting English Levers, full
u%jeweled, from ...:...... SIS tosloO
Fine Gold Hunting Swiss Leeefs, full
jeWeled, from ......,. IS TO IS
Fine Gold open faced Levers and Le- *le
pines; from. ..:........ 20 to IS
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers, et
full jeweled' from. -. IS 20 10
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
seven jewels, from....... ........ III to 50
Hunting Swiss Lever and Lepines, four
jewels, ffom.... ........... i2 TO Is
Silver open faced Levers and Lepines 8 10 10
Carving Finger Rings, Breast Pins
in great variety Of styles and prices. yse
Ladies' Gold Chains and Lockets,
Gold Vest aud Fob Chains.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-04

Resolved by the General Assembly of the State
Of Ohio, Three tifths Of the members of each house
concurriug therein, that be and is hereby propos-
ed TO the electors of the State to vote at the mex,
annual October State election, upon the approval OF
rejection of the following amendment as a substl-
tute for the first clause Of the twenty fifth section
o.. The second article OF. the Constitution Of tins
State, TO wit: A regular sessions OF The Genera
Assembly shall commence on the first Monday in
January annually.
WILLIAM b. WOODS:
1874 Speaker of the House 0! Representatives, z
MARTIN WElKER,
April 5, 1859. President OF the Senate.
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The Only establishment of the
kind in Ohio.
TIVE Stories 1870 feet long devoted exclusively
Il TO the sale of The above goods.
0 aH STORY NO. L.
Is devoted TO the sale of Oh! cloths from Q feet to
"a ieet vide, and Rope and canton Mating, "a,
3 4, IA, 5.4 and 6 4 wide.
STORY NO. 2.
Is an immense room. % feet high, devoted TO
two ply and thee Fly carpets Piano and table GOV
ers. Mats, Table oil cloths, stair covers, stair rcds,
carpet Sweepers. NC. t-
STORY, No. g..
Is devoted to tapestry Rrsssels and tapestry
velvet carpets, Rugs, body Brussels car pets, lace
md muslin curtains, cotton, worsted and satin
Damasks cOrniceS. curtain arms and bands, cords
and Tassels. gold bordered aud common shades,
Buff and white Hollands, curtain fixtures, pulpit
tassels, &c, Id. H f.
STORY Nc. 4,
Is devoted to hemp and cotton carpet. chenp wool
do, Druggels, crumb cloths, Felt cloths, carpet Ii.
nings rag carpets, list and yarn carpets. Dutch
wool do, &c, r -
STORY No. 5, Ill
Is used as an upholstery and se$ for
the making of carpets, fitting shadS lices,
&c. .ttt.FE II. ~
Nos. 1877; & 1879 Superior st. Cleveland,~U.
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AUDITORS Office, Harrison County, Ohio.
Cadiz, April 10, 1889, ~-
! hereby certify thatthe foregoing Joint Resolu.
is correct, as returned to this Office.
sFte sfra. X. w. KlNSEY9 Auditor
apl3-IS59-6m eea vi Harrison County.
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w inpor TINT 10 Farmers, farriers a. Levsry Men.
BEAT"rY'S ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT
Is the only Medicine in use which will effectaaliy
cure Ringbone, Spawn and Splint, ltis not cihim-
I'd Tor The Arabian 4 tinImeni. as il Is for neapy. all
ether medicines Aof the day, to cure all diseases
which Horse and Man are heir TO, but onlyio care
The above named disenses, when il is used accord.
ing 70 directions. Ringbone, SPAWN and Splint are
Diseases of precisely a simitar character, conse.
quently a msdieinv which will benefit or cure one,
is adapted toihe othsss This Ointment generates
the pores, renchrs and coni erts the .eaiIcus into
matter. and Tbs diseased lump ~ thus discharged
IN the form OF Pns or matter through The ska, with.
iut remnving thr hair, IL not put on heavier than
according 10 directions. II Ina baen said by those
who bas+slised the iDunsnts .thAtit xilt-enTe the
Poll LsyiI and Fafey Ills certain, however, that
it,1iil cure " rtmeNe any caltJn xlumps fr0ga ne
horse, wherever located. Try il, aud II, aiIer using
i a week according 70 dir cllJns, yaM are not sats
.rhed as tits efficacy rellrl Ihs btx 10 tue agent,
and he II "a refund abe nancy. Nn8E
fTtee $l,0D per hox, Put up III 4az. bnxea
MelMiaeiltef aud sold Wholesale byjAMEB
.~. BE.AT"fY& 20. 5A
\. Eaakltp, fslango ca. m
TO whom all orders muslbe liree,ad :. ~
For SAFE by julm Bcall. Cadiz. Ohio
81. 4 III AS yIEsE Is va Risg.
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1AH Vs@D

Silver, German and plated table and tea-Sp00nB,1
Pocket-books and Portmonies in great variety. ~
fine pocket.knives, shears and scissors, "a
fine Razors, coral glasson wax beads. sied4
Lots OF other nice things too ma. Na
merOus to mention. Call in Fae4
h#F fiiends, everything sold aF3sf
Ii warranted as repre-. Sa@s@
a77 sented. 4f9e %
Main So, Opposite the Pnblic Buildings.
Cndlz, Dec. D. 1858. 6Mi fa1Aa AfHa
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Proposed Amendment 10 the Com
#r,s stitutiOm.
| Relative to ar, amendment to the Constitution pro.
viding for annual Sessions of the General AS.
sembly.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-04

John Cunningham sold 116 acres in Moore
field tip to David Cunningham for $4,000.
David Cunningham sold $50 acres in Moore
field tip. to John Cunningham for 5000.
Joseph and Daniel Himebaugh executors sold
80 acres in Rumley tip, to Daniel Lucas for g.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

New YORK, April lathe Courier des
Etats Unis gives long statement of the loss
of the ship St Paul, and the massacre of both
sailors and passengers. The ST. Paul belongs
to Havre, and was making, at the time of her
loss, voyage from China to Australia, with a
load of Chinese emigrants. 1t was on the ISL
and of FOSSIL, one of the numerous isles of
the Louise de Archipelago, (Sir Everard
Homes group, that the vessel was lost. The
wreck took place on the 18th of September,
but the passengers escaped from this peril, and
an English vessel was hailed. 1t was too
small to carry away all the unfortunates, and
$50 were left till word was carried to Sydney,
and another vessel sent to their relief. The
relief expedition arrived at the place in De-
cember or January, and found that Of the $50
individuals, but one Chinese had been saved,
the others having been massacred by the saw
ages, amidst frightful tortures These are all
the particulars given.
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d. G. MOREHEAD, NJ. D.,
Inventor and Prnnrietnr 10 Walker street n Y

MoREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold by all
Druggists in every city, town. village of the United
States apl3 wly diff nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-15


FLOUR AND GRAIN. Flour-receipts $500 barrels !;
sales 1000 bbls state and Western in fair demand
sound 1913 a. 4j Super State $500 a. $50; extra State
$50 @ 645 round hoop Ohio $3.50 % 6,55; to
good extra Western So az $50; southern steady sales
5000 bills including 1900 Galego at $50 mixed TO good
$500; lancy and extra $3.50 S25; Canada SUPER
inal extra, $3.50 617.40.
Wheat duh sales 5000 bushels; Milwaukee club 81 l23
White Michigan, S50 southern White Kentucky, 81 80
Corn heavy; sales 10000 bushels mixed Western
inal, at hjc white Sic for commons yellow Jersey and
Southern at Sic. Oats dull Southern and jersey A a 81
PROVlSloNS-Beef unchanged; sales 800 bbls cOun-
try mess $3.50 a. $si5; PRIME $3.50 "a Il repacked Chi
cago, $3.50 III; prme-sales 200 bbs at sl7 % 81 Pork
sellers ontIon in Ann or Mav at al 5o nnd Nav AMI
June az mess sl740 @ 1870 for sl725 for old
prime SlA52; Western prime SIG. Bacon quiet. Cut
meats dull. Dressed hogs dull at Be. Hams % o.
shoulders 63 w. Lard firm; sales 1900 bbls at es1llfc
hrm sales 200 bbls at 70 10 263 Rice rn sales 100
at q DC Sugars quiet sales a25 hhds; New Orleans "a
% Tie; MuscOvadO % &c; Pernambuco, sales 1000
boxes on private terms. Coffee firm; sales 1850 bags;
Java, l43 and St Domingo on private terms, Moasscs
steady; sales 50 bbls and 20 hhds New Orleans 4Oc
MuscOvado, zoe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-15
Washingtnn Matters

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE condition of
our foreign relations, with the exception of
those pertaining to Nicaragua, is represented
to be highly satisfactory. Official intelligence
from Nicaragua is awaited with deep interest.
Stringent measures will be taken against that
Republic, in the event of its refusal to render
such satisfaction and guarantees as our govern
ment demands.
Hon. John Letcher is better, but is still con-
fined to his bed. His illness is attributed to
exposure and excessive fatigue, while recently
canvassing Virginia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-15

A graduate of the University of Edinburgh, Scotland,
respectfully tenders his professional services to the nhab
ants of Worcester and surrounding country in the prac
tce of the various departments of his profession.
Having spent many years in the hospitals of London,
Paris Edinburgh, and Dublin paying special attention
diseases Of the Throat Heart Lungs Eye and Ear
having had several years experience in private practice
in the treatment of the above diseases he therefore feels
the utmost confidence in relieving those which are
within the reach of medical treatment
Many of the diseases of the Throat and Lungs Seeds
treats by the process of Medicatcd Inhalation
method of treating lung diseases present attract
ing much attention in Europe and has lately received the
sanction and appreciation of that eminent profound and
erudite pathoogst NJ Louis of Paris and many other
conspicuous names.
oPTIALMIC AND AURAI SURGERY, in all its va
rous branches comprising operations for Cataract arti
fetal pupil &c. &C, &c.
Cross eyes made straight in few inmates
Artificial Eyes inserted without pain, to appear
perfectly natural.
Operations for ruptured membrane the tympanium or
drum of the in certain forms dcaness opening
Some diseases Of the Eye and Ear treated by
cess which has lately attracted much attention in the
scientific world The remedies made of painless
which certainly great desderaum, the usual
ner of treating these diseases is extremely painful and
pleasant. Another great advantage is this method will
cure cases in short time which had resisted months
treatment by the usual process.
GENERAL SURGERY, in all its various branches in
GLIDING plastic operations for the removal deformes
produced by the ccarces of burns, reconstruction
mutilated nose eyelids, lips, &c.
Those persons who unable pay medical fee and
will bring letter to that effect DR. Seeds signed by
respectable citizen, will be treated gratutously.
Office hours from oelock, M until Il IN, and from
2oclock until o'clock, D. IN.
Office in Flagg IS Block, Main street.
Worcester,
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Fatal Railroad Accident

MEMPHIS, April IA train on the Misss-
sippi Central Railroad fell through the trestle
work, killing two and wounding eight persons,
whose names have not been ascertained.
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Meortlnrs, 6e.
RIcnARD SEEDS, NJ. d.,

Block, Main Street,
Opposite the Bay State Hotel.
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OPTIALMIC AND AURAI. SURGERY, in all its va
rous branches comprsng operations for Cataraet art
MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-
AZ TER,-TIIE GREAT STRENGTHENED and PAIN

DESTROYER.
The best and cheapest household remedy in the world
Simple and pleasant in its application certain and
ua in its results beautiful, scientific external cura
tive applicable for the relief of pain all time any
part of the human SYSTEM and under all circumstances
If you put this Plaster anywhere, if pain is there the
Plaster will stick there until pain Is vanished The PIas
ter magnetizes the pain away, and pain cannot exs
where this Plaster is applied.
Rheumatism, Lameness, Stiffness, Weakness, Debility,
Nervousness Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Coughs and Colds
Pains and Aches of every kind even to Corns are
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and, with little patience
PERMANENTLY CURED, by the magical influence o
the Magnetic Plaster 1t is the simplest sures safest
peasantest and cheapest remedy in existence appli
cation Internationally to the strong man. the deli
cate woman and the feeble infant To each and all 1t will
prove balm and blessing. Its is agreeable and
without annoyance trouble Its price within reach
of ALL rich or poor all may have it, and all should have
1t, who are sick and suffering in any way.
g2 Farmers should be always supplied with this in
valuable PLASTER 1t will be the good physician in any
household, ready at all times and at instant notice.
Put up in air-ght tin boxes Each box will make six
to eight pasters, and any child spread them Price
IS cents bottle with full and plain directions
n ~ IN
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NTnrl,et.-Nrw YoRK. AnriI "A

Harrisburg, April I4.-The Pennsylvania
Legislature has adjourned sine die.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

I'll lnFEHI.T STsnLrs o. FEASsr-Iac
AVER b'ucgrcr. iu giving an src.ur. r. tie
FEr.i Imperial Master -oi Horse. thus &C.
.-i.,7 ;iv Imperial stables ard their c.uooIn-
itants:
At t''o r-y~' s:ailes nzv tc seen 10 fewer
than 300 l-s.- If Tire finest breeds. including
TIE Emp,ru-s 'tv.-;o charger, Philip, a spleu-
did dark brown animal. of tie most perfect
symmetry, TO which the Pa'i>ians ettrib,,,.
qualities more than equine They Tell that
before tie emperor was called t. tho throne.
lie vas one day riding his hu-se NJ . review.
and on lassiug the royal iiag, which i wont
IN Ftaaee 10 be belowercl 10y way of saiutirg
-1---si = - -gc'yt .sla,ilv, tie CO i,re
St"fit': -. .'n'.te'. % 80 - '-r-----a 5.
mcuStraIoa II resp-ci, as = lus.,is ga. I
bore on . back the future sovereign Ct &c,
There ars 275 carriages Including I Is-t.
carriage the latter &C which are very -,rEe-
ors; ne Of thcA which or Queen rodc ia o.
tho last occasion. should !, happen 10 hc used
on We. day would cost nearly GI 600 10 r.
gid it.
There arc three r these at the stables II .l,c
Tui'cri's ard three =: Ycr.aj.i-s. Il.aIe
may ais) BE- seen 1T the Paris stables the Sll-
dies presented by tie Pa,ha Of Egypt % the
Emperor and Empress valued st e o .OO0. Tic
Empress has used hers only upon one OCCASION.
There arc 2G0 men employed in the stables al
the year raaui, VII - gcS alone cost goo
oOo. apart altogether from tie current horse
flesh cxocasrs. Tie stalls # the horses are
nj. ARA ,sed IN compartments, the stall of the
highest morse N each occupying the centre ut
the con Parlme"., the oilers ranging in tie
. o"'.er % their height On eitccr s.d,. giving tie
whole ise 'ppcara"cc = series oi Inathemgt-
ica! d'a grams pIe..-an: to luah AZ flr thcr reg
ular'y. The royal carr Igcs are arranged in q
similar way. Ina cup ,ud sword OF the late
( Napole N, and portion Of his uniform aIe
carefully preserved AID sh> yn at the stables.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
NO. 3

HR. DoroLAs Will co nEFoRE rnE
CHnRLEsros CDS,fsNTIoai- Chica.o
Ti;Fss, tie home ossan az Mr. Douglas.
wllsrh always speaks by aathority saws.
asir. Dorglas Will not ssk 4 nomination
al saac hands of the Chhrleston Convention.
II fn that bosly his fricmls shoull present
h:s:nanae, ard ne te uonlinatcl, he will rot
felEat liberty to decline it; il his friends
shd4ild not present lis nante thcn the nomi-
nee Of tho Convention wiz receive his sup
pei. The use of lis nane by any mcn or
is0sy OF men, as candidate fer tho Presi-
derry or any oth'T oiiitc. independent NJ,
any hostile 20 the Nominations of the dcmo-
-itic pa.fy, s altogether unauthorized nv
s - !, Sy2- aaaciye siy sanction,
auE is Ndaly Fepmsuart NJ lis WISHES 'n61
'a'sF's. No sag ta,> tnuch with fil
~ .-''4-c II its truth. aud knowing that
ws'o&g-ess in tLis particular lis own scuti-
abs 81 p.llN
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

lISTs To TEAenERs.-The Michigan Jour-
Haj Of Education contains some importsus
aiHtS 20 ncw tcachTs-seme that will pr,vs
g: service 10 those plst enterirg on tho tlu-
ucs Of their responsible profession.
Meet yolF srhool at the onset with quiet
and natural iemearo-. Affect neither stern
uess nor aifabil:ty. Feel. and say, in few
simple words that you lipe te DO them gcol
atd viii try to d. the best you can Cor
tiIem.
If whispering aud disorder occurs. pause
n once aud do BOT proceed till order is rcs-
ta'ed. Tie mere pause IS generally sufiici-
cit for iiis
Remember that gool discipline is the prn-
c'pal t5.nc: without this there can DC no slc-
cesslal teaching.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

coil water, like praciicei ialep-iisinker, with
LIS big eyes placed 50 conveniently Ear hack o.
bis oecipnt, rolling in a wild frenzy Gf gejy-
me;t. Soon be Is surrounded ssy large ftini-
Is AMI al his friends, and a i1lly time there
IS in that wodcock circle, alsi very sad time
il Is vita The grub-wOrms. But, ala, !or
4hese iong-biilel gentry; they too soon expert
enco tire snFrowful rcaity of Hobbc's theory Of
the universal bciiicosisy Of the animal world
For, ~ and hy, there comes along group Of
prawlng Africans. or adventurous and de>truc-
tive youGg Nimrnls. Of lighter complexion
suiue Lr7ring iryiGGpl'Is illcd with iishtwD0l.
u,aZ.rT q aiZl: fame. ana iSS'.in- \ ye-y ,...t.
~nnSc-aud others with sma, GUNS. ~ il
lcl by destructive instinct. they know tie
exact >p,: where .woodcpcks most do can.ra-
cr4ta.' and tlay are creepiug with the steal
'.v pace - s1 many murderous Nacherhs-tht
'r,ln--paD ub,.:cr preceding tie bearer uf the
.u. bv ,.uzcu feet and cnvcllpiug both IN
g.ca . smoke Is old jupiter bore with him
when he visited Juno Well may the uusus-
peciing wo0icocl stand transiixed with terror
an,' amazemert at this spectacle. His eyes
are stretched q their full dimensions. lis wings
adhere to hiS fat si.ss, lis SiuJby tail is Gust
down. AMI lis iunocuous I'LL turned upward
"slui!s the tainted breczc' His Limbc aAl
y hl.!tiiItIItA ~ t'~ itc l'4.'tili tl'ti At.t-'"
but to lit:!e purpose and with little Judgment;
Tor they only carry him around in circles or
parabnIas, very probably bringing him nearer
uis enemy.
"Dar lie. Massa :" quo,h The erinning h~r-
clar who bears the frying-pan with the fam
Ing pjEc-kEoj~: and there. sure enough, in the
die &C tic blaze. perfectly visible 10 lis in
Visible "c,oud-compeliinc' foe i th" distinct
plump f-1m of the victim hUt dozen lrct O.:
50 :rp,n the muzze or the fatal tube BAN,
"A sound not ipnirr t,.an that of iirc-cra. K
cr-Gu; Ky follows the notification Of the Iip-
ucer. aui rs the smoke rolls away f-r2 Il,
pl,in, There raly be seen stretched on d..
moist c:.iA tie noble proportions II a ono.
happy wcll-to-GD cock e the swamp and IL,
!ru. The eruh-worA is avenged. His cncIny
meets the fate Il al murlygrrs. Ills plump
body giirs as Smoothly into tie biri-hag d
tie fowler rs the unfortunate worm did dowr
thc long bill and throat of his oucc victorious
but now fallen iac
THIS. a,cordir. to the Delta. Is woodcoch
shooting on The inwauis of Ipu;s.aua--a mar
ierous and uu>p ,r,>maniike sort of butcbcry
quite as icouious as shooting quail for pie
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

: ESJ- \ correspondent C., a. Boston CoYr.,r
zsc'., Row Daniel Wch,s,r ol,rci himself to
.tno Woman d; his gi.u.~~
: Nv. webster married the woman he l,yed,
=lnd tic twenty yaars vhirl i" lived with her
@hrurrl' him 10 tic meridian of his grcstuc,s.
.zAn auccip'c is current nn tbs s;Lir,t whi~h
IS not rer rici IN tie trol Mr. Wclstrs was
shcc"w!ug intimate with Miss Grace Fletcher.
Lwhcu tar loiu # silk getting into knot. Mr..
w cI-'cr assisted IN unraycling the suasI-thcn
ela.ka- up 20 i.i.5 Craze, tc said: I'VE have
9uu;..I knit. don't you thiak We could tie
zn@c. Grace VAS Cn'arra,ecd. said not 4
5w"Td. lUt ll tie course cf a few minutes, sie
:,'je. Knot in a piece 4 tape and handed it to
Mr.. ". This piece of tape. the thread Of his
!. domestic JOYS, MAS found after tic death of
.. 'ir. Wc5-t~r, preserved as one Of lis most
!. Y5g-i5,ls relics"
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
salutations among Different Nations.

The expressions, used rs SITUATIONS among
different nations, hay- under thrtg common as-
p-et. something characteristic an9 interest
ing even FOR TIE most clsua! "i,erTef-
In the east some oi t"csa eXpFessi'HS, aAEor,
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nave ! ''''"''".o,' III F'"+'"'' T'h'''h'"'S; "''
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St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

REVOLUTION AMONG THE SOCIETY oP
EnI2Nps.-Accorliug to the Manchester Irr-
Ggsirrr, the Sociciy Of Friends are about for
n'allv TO abandon some Of their distinctive Pc
cIi.arites. We ar' Informed that a conference
If three hundred oi the members oltle Socicty
vas held IN London recently, at which it was
agreed tp sanction Marriages between iu,ligid-
tails Of dis community although not in mem
lcrsi:pl hy allowing them TO take place in i;s
Ir'igi-@> meetings. ani tfet MI restrictions in
gard - what is ailri plainness Of speech.
4.'"'i"ur, and apparel. may also be discon-
aurai; lut cunfria;ag IFS ancient testimony
:. favor o! chri..iaa moderation in these re-
:: cts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
'-,Ian.-UIcn Tie .o,on.i:tce of the Frrnch

C-yIlr.-Uhcr the committee Of the French
Academy acre employ Il in preparing we'll
anaua aca l-wg dic,i'iary, CuEier, the cel--
i-a.,. naturalist. csiIBe into the rg0m wkere
'.lv were ir!iir- session:
...i',G 6, s-zn .p:. ). rsiebr CuyicT. said ere
.- '.r i,r.y; ~1,. have it.st finished n d,ffi-
%. h a.5ry wr t.iak quite satisfactory. lrlt
gr.u viii. SO Eas.d Ike 20 have your oIiE-
f.r. y, ave i.gnrl j .iuiGg tie word crab,
.3 have *; ;,Iaiuc.i IL iiils: Grab, small rcd
G-a. a.. 70 "a.E. hl.Ewar.!.
..--..tr, gentlemen rad Cusier; ''cnly
"'.t ..a'e a,r rlraH observation IN natural
.,. ~, j..rr:s 50 j. not fi,li---it il ~; rcd
... Z +, d.,s u: wax l'rS~arI, W..h ,Gess
,z-.r:.. -, your d,Gui'ion is ex-e.,e!.;.'