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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-26

Hon. G. L. DUNHAM.-This distin-
ruished Democrat and statesman ad-
dressed q goodly number Of our citi-
zens on last Wednesday af%ternoon.-
His speech was eloquent and logical
Just such an one as appeals to the in
telligence Of his hearers, and instucts
while it interests. 1t was not a speech
Of stale repetition, filled with slang
phrases and vulgar anecdotes, snch a.
we are sorry to say is too much ta'
csse with political speeches Of the
present day. lie demonstrated thai
the great principles Of the democratic
party had existed since the dawn Q
good government, were the same nov
that they ever had been, and woul'
continue to be the same immutabl
principles till the end Of time. II
showed that these principles wer
based upon that great doctrine, recoa
nixcd a. so essential t. the well bein
Of social life, that "every man atten
to his own business, and let that
every one else alone" His speec
was well received, and convinced 9
who heard him that, should he be OF
standard bearer in the next race 4
Governor, the democratic flag wou'
not trail, Or the cause suffer in b
hands.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-26
Sir John Franklin.

The steamer Fox, capt Mc'iin'oeA'
sent out ty Lady Franklin has re-
,uruea 70 England, and has brought
definite information rs TO the late o.
Sir John Franklin and the men under
his command. The sympathy, says
the Louisville Courier, Of the civilized
world has been for many years exc''eo
IN behalf of Franklin and his men, ana
the iull particulars Of their trials ana
fate will be looked for with eager IN
tvrest. The discovery Of the tate o.
The expedition is mainly due 70 the
noble and persistent efforts OF Lady
Franklin, whose cxcrtions have been
crowned with q melancholy success.
A full record Of the expedition, dated
April 18th, 1s4s, was found at hing
Williams Island, from which we
learn that Franklin died June llth,
1s47, at the age Of sixty-one years
having been born April 10th, 1856.
Numerous expeditions had prcsi'
ously been fitted ont both in this coun
try and Great Britain to discover the
LOST navigators, and all had failed i
their attempts. In lS4s Great Brit
ain sent out three expeditions. Ih'
United States ~co-operated With Grca
Britain. and i'll 1850 the Grinnell ex
petition, under the command OF Lieu
tenant De Haven, was sent ont
Another expedition, under DR.. kane
started in 1853. and the last n wa
sent out under Lieutenant Hartstein
and returned in October, 1855.
sThe story Of Franklin's expedition
a now be told, from beginning
end, somewhat as follows:
May 2eth, 1s45-The Erebus an
Terror sailed from Sheerness, Officer
and men numbering 40 persons.
July Goth, 1S45-The expeditio
was seen in Bafin's Bay.
June 18th, 1s47-Sir John Franl
lin died.
April 22d, 1S4S-The Erebus ar
Terror were abandoned in the ice
Victoria Strait. Up to this tin
33 Of the officers and men had pc
ished. ,
Spring Of 1s5o-About forty Of 4
expedition wer6 seen by Esquimal
On King William's Island.
Summer Of 1S59-The bodies
the remant Of the crews we're fcuI
near Great Fish river.
There is nothing more to DO K
that is essential to ascertain the IA
Of the Erebus and Terror expedite
In five years from the time OF To
sailing all had perished."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-26


notice i'll the last Cannelton
Reporter a scurrilous attack on y. \.
Lard, Esq, because le saw ut to
make what the Reporter terms a fam
ing democratic speech in Rome,
during the recent term Of Court there.
True. this is a different side OF poll
tics from that which Mr.. Laird stood
upon during the last Presidential can
vass. but then if he promulgatcs goo1
Democratic doctrines, and IS SINGER,
in his belief OF them (Which the he
portcr itself asserts is a tact, J itshow'
that lie has progressed some sinc'
1856. and we are At a loss to see wha
benefit is 10 result from a TRADE E
personal abuse-which is at least IN
gentle,nanly and very poor encour
agement for new recruits. No no
gentlemen, let US kecpthe doors Of III
party open, and find fault with mel
only US they advocate wrong principle
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-26

UTLct every body remember the
Convention next Saturday. We hope
10 see a large representation from ev+
cry township, as it is Of the highest
Importance that the sentiments Of the
county should be corrcctly represented
In the State Convention. Hon. Thos
IA. Hendricks is expected to address
the meeting, and we will vouch, j
advance, that no one will regret th'
time spent in listening to him. lie
the farmers come in and bring thci
wives and children with them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-26

ADVANCE In ALMANAC LlrERArusE We
observe that the astronomical department o.
DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Almanac, Tor
1860. was prepared by one Of the first as
uonomers OF this or any other country-Pfo.
lessor o. NJ. Mitchell, Of the Cincinnati
Observatory. Scattered through y are
items on rural affairs. from the pen Of Mr.
HaseItine. President OF the Cincinnati Hor'
ticultursl Society. This would seem 70 be
4 decided advance on the old hum drum style
lin the indispensable article Of almsnscs, will
which the community have been wesried 70
the last dozen years. We presume Tia
most Of our enterprising druggists have d.
'Roback's medicines and almanacs. Dr.
Roback's Office is st No. 8 East Fourtl
street.-Cincinn natl Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-26
Carpenter, Housed builder,
Cabinct-Maker.

ES7xE THE undersigned ss1 N2f7r
kMfEThbsgs leave 10 m EA
l9..A4<<SzE3 need uf anything 10 his line. tha'
III has ,ust finished a new shop on Us
corner Of McDonsi' and West stree =
where he is prepared 10 do all kinds O
70 rpenlering. OF cabsnei-makinc on re"soi'
nble terms. He s~olicrs a share ~ pubic
~pa,rons ", and feels sure he can give salts
faction.
Or'. 90 ". JDhN Chh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-26

T-The following are the Ministers sp
pointed BY the late Methodist Conference
10 oficiste in this district for the next year
PAoLI DrsrRrcr-J. w. Julian, r. +.
Paoli-S. Layton.
OrIesns-R. 8. Moore.
OrangeviIle-J. N. Thompson.
Livonia-L. d. Jay.
Hsrdinsburg-L e. Carson.
Leasenworth-F. A. Hutcherson.
Rono-R. Rhodes.
Wicklife-R. W.. Patterson.
French Lick-W. .. Hooper.
Memphis. HiIiard.
Hsysville-J. lester.
Rome. +. St. Clair.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-26

G-All, especially young men. should read
the advertisement Of the new "National Die
pensar,'' sf Cincinnati 10 another column.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-26

lssuRRrcrmS 1t will be seen by
,ur paper 10 day that there has been
an iusurrcction against the Y >. Gov
eminent at Ilarpcr's Ferry. This
news seems to strike all sensible mel
With surprise, and well it may; for .
small body Of mcn in this enlightened
country. where nearly everybody Is
satisfied with the government, TO At
tempt 10 stir up rebellion, is the hight
III folly and wickcdncss. And while
we may regret that such is the case
We cannot resist the conclusion ma
this is the legitimate result Of the OK
! IRENE agitation Of sectional question
j 10y a great sectional party. Wedo no
! suppose the party as q mass woui'
|countenance any such action, but ther
/ me men claiming to be Republicans
! and who lead the party, who conside
4 our glorious Union but "a league wit
4 Satan" and this riot is q fruit Of thel
eIlabors. We earnestly urge our feilo'
ycitizcns to consider well whittier the
are drifting before they permit then
i. selves to encourage such a party.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-26

National Dispensary, established Jnnun,v
lat. 1859 solely for the cure VI PRIVATE
DISEASES.
The Faculty Of this Institution, G. insisting
OF three physicians 81 great experience ~
the treatment Of all SEXUAL DISORDERS.
invite attention 10 their NEw system o.
PRAcricE. founded on the latest discoveries
IN Nedfcnl Science.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20
The Slave Trade.

The following IS a summary Of the III
amcpGin. c1isilu, ats On tic slave trllr.
(which vas presented hv Senator Seward "a
H.. la,h ami r,g,rr.! t. tie Committee on tie
Judiciary:
TIL" inst section authorizes the President t.
engage usy u'smlcr OF steam vessels not c,-
crr,!ln, tan. AMI t. cause tIirm t. h. equipped.
AMI 10 cruise on tie coast, Of the United State.
Culif ~, r~-fri., TIL. ,c--,l,.to H. ca.>id.,-
rl rs belonging - tlc Navy. T. be c.,nmau.
Ell lv Naya. officers. % have tic same pp,:cis
and duties - vessels ut the Navy under the
act Of March 3, 1919; and the officers and u.cl
to Lc entitled 10 the same prize money ami
tUnutjcs ar allowed by that act.
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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20
The 2ond Of February.

By the annexed proceedings, il viii lie sen,
that tie erer-patrioiic st. Mary's RaAssag
Room and Debatins Society has determined To
celebrate in a becoming manner tie l2G;h an
nisersarv Of washiugton's Birthday II Is
exceedingly appropriate At a tine wien o'S-
Lrl and selii!ous men ART warrisg openly
anl fercely aeainst the. peace, government
AMI dignity" o! the Union, to recall to popular
recollection tie solemn admoni;ions Of our
pr,.,t CAPTAIN. Statesman and Patriot. against
tie arts and devices of designing men, Inc
character and services Of Washington ca:.-
not ia our Judgment, he too often made the
subjects II grateful discourse. He i: was who
l.l lis country from colonial scrviiwle, through
tire stormy perils of !. seven years Revolution
I, peace and National Independence 71zHho,
In CONJUNCTION with other enlightened states
men, taught bis cmntrymcn to appreciate the
Old C,nfctlcracy-t rope OF saad-at It,
proper value, and TO look forward to more
,,ermanent aud intelligent Unioi-who prcsl-
ded with cnnsummate prudence and ability
over tie deliberations Of the Great Conycm-
Don &wLo gave to - new pohty which 1t g.
tablishe,l the moral weight necessary to sia'ri-
itaic it by accepting, against lis wishes the
highest aud most responsible c,.ice under it
who, FOR eight years, discharged tic difficult
dn,ic, Of the executive Office in manner To
d,arm cotcmporlry criticism and command
the undivided appreciation Of P">tcrity-"
has left 10 his cnuutrymem priceless legacy d"
his Farewell Address, tic patcriai co"lseIs "i
which deserve to be engraven upon every
American heart As hong rs the warnings 81
Washington ,.aIl he remembered and apprecI-
Clted hy III, couutrymcu, the mtrl-uea oi the
traitor and the dcmagaguc anil til" violence u
tie fanatic viii be .mp,t,nt. We trust that
tic cxcrtiuys # the patriotir members Of tie
-. MarSE Rcal.u. E.om and Debating Spec-
Il tol,cp frcsh in IL popular mind tue cIa'"c-
ter and services of the Father of his Country,
will meet with general response from the cit
izcns Of the county.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20

THr KInMrr. lIouSE-Th!s capitally ar
ranged AMI kept house lon c street. between
sixth and Four and-a-half stveets.l is daily
growing in popular favor. No other publ:
house If It's capacity in the whole country Is
better designed fog the comfortable accoiamo-
da,ion Of some sixty or seventy guests. Its
table and chamber Accommodations hav" a.
ready earned a very enviab'e reputation anon,
soiourncrs in the Federal Metropolis. Thoss
who desire a quiet Metropolitan resting place,
where one may enjoy all tie comforts Of a
hnrne with all the gayetics one looks for in q
Washington hotel, caunct fail to be pleased
tht!c-SdY.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20
BOARDING HOUSE.

MRS. LGCRETIA FORD wishes 10 IL
-'A form her friends and the pubhr that.
having rented the House owned b. Dr. Stone.
ST." l. now prepared % arrpmmOLai" PEH-
NfNENF IND TRANSIENT BOiED
EMS. She hopes By strut attention 10 her
business. - s"cpT" stare OF patronage. and
pledges herself by every means to eu3.aro.-
to secure Their comf,ri.
Terms, Sl2 a month, IA airdnce Tran
sent Customers, accommodated by tae Meal
Day or Week n Hotel prices
Jau. 18th, l-J9-2w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE IS hereby given that tie subscriber
~ has obtained from the OrDhtns' Court o.
St. Mars county, 80 Maryland, letters reS;a-
mentarv. -. q. uu the personal estate &c Wm.
Lyon ct J. l,te Of sand county, deceased. All
rerlons having rIaIms against the said deceased
are lereJy warled TO eNhsbl; tie same. with the
n-a,er vouchers thereof, 70 the subscriber on or
before the 2O;h DAY Of July, 1853, otherwise
,hey nay he excluded by l1@ from, all bsneG; Of
the .aid estate. Given Inde- my hand tins ltA
day Of January, l-j9.
JAMES II. ALVEY,
Exec Iior.
Jan. 18th 1851,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20

SENSIBLE At I.Nsr.-Gov. Chase, Of Ohio,
!eso;es y,.ly eight lines Of lis message 70 slave
r.. The Governor seems 10 have adopted tie
idea that as there is no chance of the intrJduc-
ton of slavery into OHIO. he will let tie States
in which it exists take care os it in their own
border. sud Congress laks care Of Il in the
ToEisoEieA
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SHOE STORE.

MARSHALL & pOBEINS beg leave to
VA anuauuc- - the citizens II SAINT Mays
county. that they lave established in the VII
I,gc of Leonard Town. At the House lately &C
cupiol by Mrs. Lucreiia rTd,
4 Foot AND SHOE STORE
II e. have now on hanl good assortment u
REIDF MADE ROOTS AND SHOES
Which they will sell At Baltimore prices for C,sa
Work Of all kinds IN their line of business
made t. orIer in the latest style Of the best
material. and 4; The shortest notice.
L. !. MARSHALL,
WI. B. DOBBlNS.
Jan. 10Th. Is59-ly.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20
NOTICE.
Jan. II,h 1859 tx.

A IL persons are iorewarnsd from tres
N passing III dog ~ gun or otherwise
upon ANY part 81 NV r>'aI". called ''ClnifA."
bordering on the Potomac and lymg b'twc"a
the lands OF Col. t,"uig" FuIb.s and IL" late
BcnntI Cough Against cycry and al such
ire >plssers. fE, Ian will he n@ud.s enforced.
BERNARD J.. lIAYDEN.
January IT., lSo9-l".
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20
List Of Letters

ID EMAINING N the Post Office Al Loon
: ard IOWA. the 3I>' Of December. l~->.
lfnot take out before tin. l.; da; OF Apr,i.
/, 80. vii! be- sent 20 ia" I, st Oa.r" p, dead:
Abel. Il. !, /; Dorsey Henrietta. /: Guy
Joseph. /; Johnson, John 81 I.roua-l. 1;
Morgan James $. /; Moore. Capt George.
l.; Middleton. +. :. t. Norn!I Bradbury
NJ =; Mi.r William. /; prarcc. EdwA-!
-. /; haley. John =. /: G"aln2cr. Mr., /.
>nurourn, 6. NJ. |; sSuuIIl. Mr.. T.. L.. I:
Srnpors, Mr. Richard l.. /; Sruard, II. A..
!; simmons. Tho. J.. l.
WI. YATES. p. NJ,
Leonard Town.
Jan 18th, 1850.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20
Road Notice.

A IL persons interested are hereby Motif
- Ell that tie undersigned Commissioners,
appointed under m order otthe Commission
er,' COuri, OF saint Alary's County 10 exam
Ine public road ia Ihe Chapuco district. pc
toned 10 be opened from divers Store.
through the Back Woods, 10 Sacred Heat
Cnurch, thence through the estate OF +. J.
y OwJen To Pho wdru'S Wharf on the WicOm-
lc1, ana report upon the proprIeIy of open
Ihs the same, will meet at DIVERS Store Tor
that purpose on MONDAY. the 2lst, ut
February next. II tar, ii mol, the next far
day hereafter
WM. BISCOE,
ALBERT BURCU.
JOHN l.. GREEN WELL.
commissioners.
Jan. 20ih, ISjS-3Oi.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20

NOTICES hereby given that the subscri-
v berS. have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of ~. MarE's county, IN Maryland, let
ters Of administration on the personal estate of
ClarsSa L. Thompson. late of Sad county, de-
ceased. All persons having CLAIMS agains, the
said deceased are hereby warned to EXHIBIT the
same with Ire proper vouchers thereof, to the
subscribers. on before Il e .!Oth Of July 1859.
otherwise they may b. eN'l'red by lnw from all
benefit of the said estate. Given under oar hands
this Ilih day of January. i-d1
ANN +. THOMPSON,
JAMES l.. LANGLI,
Administrators.
Ian Ilth IS59-Ix.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20

VladiXIA Ho>PIrALITY.-Whi' the PAS
se~g,T train Oh the Warcuton. Va, Branch
Ru.r al was stopping AZ way station On IL
return t. Warreurou "ic day last week, q hos
ritAbie citizen Of the county, living near by.
stepped into the cars. allowed ~ one or two
servants, who were carving 4 l.-gc lIckct Of
egg nog, with waiter AMI gIs=S,s> snc tCaied
al! on bCar1
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20
Steamer
GEORGE UEE.NS.

INNHE STEAM ER
GEORGE WEENlS 4
will continue To- make her ytSSy.-----l Lz..
regular trips to and from sss1HE 1E4.=ssss>ala6
she Patuxcnt River, during the Winter, until
navigation Cl,r4>. leaving Baltimore every
SATURDAY MORNING, At o'cIsk. Re-
turning. will leave Brnelltt every WEDNES-
DAY MORNING nj 6 O'clock for Baltimore.
making all her usual laudiu=-.
TlgEo. WEEMs.
Jan. 18th. ls59-tnc.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20

On Thursday l,s,. BY Rev. Mr. Citing.
John II. Yates 70 Miss Ann Louisa Russell.
On Saturday last. by the Rev r Rich
,sril>on Murphy. Thomas Scott 70 Miss Mary
Howard
On the same day, by Rev. Mr.. Smith
Samuel L. Ilamme;t to Ann X. Hamnieit
On the same dav. hv the same. Geo. W
Cullisrn T. Mss Catharine Il. Clarke.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20

ALL persons interested are hereby noti.
-. fed. that the undersigned Commission
ers. appointed by an order of the Circuit
Court for ST. MaTy's county TO open pub
nc road from the foot a Motley Hall Hill,
running through The lands Of DR.. James
Warning. Oscar Miles, VIM. II. Thomas,
.;;;a Edmund ! Powder TO puhlac road
nea, Mrs. {. Burch's. leading 10. the public
landing on the WIcomieO RsveF. VIII meet
ai the io.,i of Motley Hall Hall on Wednes-
day, the OH Of February next and proceed 10
execute this Commission.
Commission issued this 2sth day Ofsep.
teIuber. ISIS.
J. +. MtGlLL,
B. r. ABELL, Comm 'sion'rs.
+. +. FLOYD,
Jan. 9th. lS59-S0d.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20

Queen Victoria skates In lieu of straps
across the iHstep. each skate j. provided with
4 patent lclehcr boot, Tnr>c bro:s are firmly
attached BY strip If plated silver T. the clogs
which are Of satin wosi, highly polished. The
skate irons terminate in front IN the arpropri-
lte and graceful! form of a swan. and bath sides
are elegantly chased. The strap that frms
the receptacle FOR thc heels Is siver-llateI and
chased with the design Of rose, shamrock and
thistle. The same he i'm Is embroidered Va
white six upon the black patent leather, 70
which il forms apcasing contrast. The size
gracefully corresponds "a the small foot OF her
Mai,sir, and when mounted on them It's said
she looks elegantly.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20

KHxTCcKY-The Democrats State C1nven-
ton met ut Fraukiyrt or Saturday. and noni-
mated Hon. =. Magoffn As tho candidate for
Governor, and Hon. Lynn b I'd fyr Lieu;cn-
AIT Governor.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20

VESrvIrs The Naples eosre-Don,lrDs 81
tue Is,ndcn DssIy Noes WRITES with regard
~ Vesuvius. its activity Is encreisn: daily, and
there i prupbability If IA eruption. or some
osher catastrophe "a visiting Il Esin1, and
convcrsing with the guides tley gave me many
interesting "details. all proving that ti'e noun
tain must present very splendid spectacle.
AMI threatens n grea; explosion. The report
which have received to-day from the guiics
runs thus Last night. at ha,f-pi>t eight
O'Clock. smoke assembled from the crater Of
1885. There was 4 great. noise, and num-
Der Of orihces were Laid open. At the i",;
Of the Hermitage the lava has covered over
several houses. anl continues to destroy the
country in the nci-btrh,ods, where twelve
currents were perscptibc. On Monday list
twenty two currents were percepiible. Tvs"
cratcrs have been measured. and 1t has been
discovered that one las dtbih Of COO feet,
and the other co. There arc uthcrs Of
grss;cr and less depth. Tl,cre arc two dam
gerous TO he measured. They are split in
th~ circumference. and have various fi>-
surcs. In the past mouth there was i bed
Of fire full mile long"
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20
IaTmt nts iraAI thq@danger oi ire, even
,slLc o l'Jrr-s Sac FaGs Of Ii Mul,
Tpcvrut the fcrson from bri'e ri'rS,.

pE QUIvCEY-Thc North american Rstie7-
for January cnn'.6ns an article On De Quin-
ccy. from which the following description
# The man l. taken:
In person lie is auythu. hut rreplsscs-
sing: being duinu;ivc in stature, and ayk-
ward in lis movements. win SurivcIcl
yellow, parchment skin. His head. however
Is superb. and lis face remarkably sensitive
and expressive: the eyes suukru. but lril-
limit with the tire Of genius and the illumi-
nations OF opium. in nanrcI, he i 4 mol
rl of ,lccorum, urbauity. AMI tatur:sl unaacct-
cd gcntility He i a magnificent ;aiKcr, and
a linc rc;tdcT: which last quality lie notes IS
rare Accomplishment, whether among men or
women lie is genial aud hr>plttbc in his
household He performs set tasks of walk
ing, day hy day, III his garlsa, and mark,
his progress Is deposits of stone. He has
o.icrcd his body. after death t. tie sur
2cans for dissection, - h., contribution t.
physiological science He SERIOUSLY believes
that the dreadful guawjag Of the Stu'na II.
already alluded t.. with arises. perhaps
Igom the collapse anil impgtcrcy If tdgt ~
can through tie u>e # opium, Is caused by
the rava-rs # 4 living animal. II" IS stu
-uiar in lis habits often disappears from lis
hone rr day, tngc,hcr-no inquiry hciu.
male after h.,A hv LI, Iiicnds-and returns "a.
mv,t,rpu-ir as 10 went. Tie la, t"o dauah-
t,rs. one Of ,.hy,a j. mauri u an OFF .rr
ia the Indian army; tie ether aud eldest
rc-.iya over tac house, AID ac;s 4, i.!,
naCuou>.s.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20
EsISlNsSg NOTIIE.

'NNlIE BUSINESS at the stand at the cd
firm WI. hereafter b. conducted hy
DANIEL L MORGAN, who return, hi~
srIccrr franks T. hi, friends and rh. public
OF past iaEOrs. aud s)licus the continuance
OF lne same. lie Wal sell low Tor ash. Pc
duc", or in prompt customers. The hubble
Hr. invited 10 giy, hum c:Iii before pT:cha
SIM elsewhere, A. be- IS determined 10 sell u
j" tsr q per cent. iolrgr ;han any House IN the
Country trade.
DANIEL 7. MORGAN.
Jan. Isl, lSJy-u