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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
DR.. wissar's Balsar oswild Cherry

Dr.. Wissar's Balsan ofWild Cherry.
Dr. WIsiar's Bsiszm of Wild Cherry,
DR.. His;sr's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Dr.. wIsiar's hai~.m Of wild Cherry.
Ine GseaI Re.nsdy.
The Great Remedy.
Iae GIeo. Rc.Ht5",
Tor
Coughs, Gods. CE7Lr. Sore throat, hoarseness.
Coughs, Colds, Coup, Sore aroa', hOA.aenrsS
Coughs, Colds, Group. Sore throat, hoar<tnsss.
Coughs, Colds, Group, Sore throat, hoarseuess
WIStaT's Balsam
WIstar's Ba!sam
WIstar's Balsam
positively currs
positively cures
positively cures
bfonehiis, W hDoFShg Cough, asthma. quinsey.
S'onehIus, WhooP'n- Cough, asthma quInsey.
baonchIiIs, WhooPIng Cough, asthma. quInssy.
Speedily cures
Speedily cures
Speedily cures
All affections Of the Throat. Lungs and Ches;.
A affections Of the Throat. Lungs and Chest.
~. aiectGOns Of the Throat, Lungs aud Chest.
WIstar's Bassam
Wtstar's Balsam
Wistar's BaIsam
has. and xii cure.
Consumption, ConSuuiniluu, Consumption,
N''i|'HdlAt'Ns toilHttl tfAtb fnlSttUliNlOn,
Consumption. Consumption. Coa>Uml ;Ion,
Impor;=u: letter fr3ra Rsr Jacob S,ehIsr,
well known, and highly respected througLout
che State Of Peunsy lyann
HASoVER, Pa, Feb. Is, 1859.
MessTs. :. W. FowLE Il Co, BOsroS-
Dear SIR Having realized il my family i'm
por'umt benefits from the use Of your valuable
pTeparatIoa- Uistsr's BaIsara Of UId CARRY
At aiiords me pleasure TO recommend - to the
public. Some eight years ago one of my tauSh-
tiers seemed TO be In decline, and lIule hopes of
her recovery were entertained. then procured
bottle of your eN client Balsam and before
She had taken the whole OF the contents Of the
b'u'e there WAS great Improvement in her
heath. have, IN MY individual case, made
frequent use of your valuable medicine, and have
always been benefited by 1t TwOu!d. hortrsr,
ca"'i"n The public against imposition jccaate there
CAtTrg GfOat nrOug hOui the coantru.
JACOB SCCnLER
Tie history II the Bn.sau proves /, to be one
~ Nature = best gIflS to man.
The only genuine IS prepared by SETH, w
FO"LE & co, Boston, and bears their
printed name on the wrEp;'er, as well as the
written signature OF ]. BUTTS. and is for sale
Nv George \. SImmS 4 Co, Leonard Town;
: ID. L. MORGAN, Chapuco; Y. +. DawkIrs
Heed ~ ), Clements Bay: and in City AMI
I Country, by Druggists. Dealers IN Medicine,
and Agents.
Everywhere. Everywhere. Everywhere.
Everywhere. Everywhere.
Everywhere.
April 81, l-59-ly.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
TRUSTEE s SALE.
April 2s,h 1856.

DY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Curt
Id f.r Saint M'ry'S County, sitting A.
Court " Equity, passed. the 9th uf Drcemhe7.
1853. he undersigned. as trustee. will offer Al
Public Sale at ST. INlGOES' STORE. IN ST.
inieocs' District. on THURSDAY. the 26ih cf
Nav next. between the hours 81 / and o.
cluck, p. m. a tract or parcel Of land called
"wILLOWBOROUGH."
containing one hundred and sixty acres more
Or lcss. This lai.i Is slyanl,sv,,usly situated
IN 81. lnig - District. very lear the Saint
Marv'S river. - Convenient t. all the luxuTiss
Of the water aud il al ptc,i to the srnw,h "l
the ordinary staple crops ii the county. The
improvements consist IL = c,nifri~llc Dwell
LING HOUSE. and other ordinary Out
House. necessary i"r farming PURPOSES.
The terms OF ale, - prescribed lv the lie
cree. arc-twn hundred dollars :, b. paid IN
the day Of .alr and .hr Oaitnc. it, c'Iua! 10
slaiin.ntS 81 ,wclv" and rl yhtrcn N llths The
deferred payments = he <'rrr"t los tie b"ird>
e tie purchaser with srcHrIty. I" he approved
hy the trustee barring inter-, from III. iay Il
sale. On payment Il .hc whole purchase
money. the trustee vii, convoy tine property L.
tie purchaser 81, U 4 AL claims Of the parties
10 the proceeding, IN this Gaze.
X. FORD,
Trustee
April 2slh, Is59--s.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
AI'y 9th, 1852 5r.
.Nr0TrCE To CREnlrnnx

u OTlCE II htre'.y given ;l's, u. .nhscy,h.,
ars o'.,"Ire, from IA" Orphan Cour, ~
: N.Y. '"rm'y. ~ Ma ylnrd, t,',,, ~ -.
m'8I-'rtflQ.. 90 o." rrrsn'n' '-rair - S,l;i,.
~ irlt,r, bate 81 .id r"ur. v ds,'rN.t A.
pCrGuns having c.7uT' acaIrs: he sad drcs...r
ne hereby warned t. exhibit the SamS with -.
proper vouchs~ thereof, 10 the subscriber, on q
before the IGh ~ Ortoher, 1859. nther~IsS they
may he excluded by l.w from III benefit nf ta
SAID estate. Gwen under my hand his 5,h d. Y
% May, 1883.
LEWIS e. MEDLEY,
Administrator.
Nav ST.. 1859 -4~
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
MARYLAND
A G RICU LTURA WORKS
PELToN's Patent.
J. D. LINTON.
No. IS Hest Pratt Street, Baltimore
March SIst, ls59-ly.

F1RMERS
.
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Comm
MAJ to IorePo Jr,I
10 o
no
in a call
the We for
% diudTss 70
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20 cdmccteIr
COTTINGIAN
100 IFGH Hhar' lincr
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
NOTICE.

4 REPORT having obtained circulation in
N Lc.H,rd Town al vicinity. t" TIC cfi,-c:
rat t.c prices f,r lrcl-ht 10y Steamer st Nirh-
olh> have I'.'n Increased, the OWNERS IL tie
BOAT cmplati,.,ily deny is truth. ari rlk,.
Ihi> oocasinu t. 'nf,rrn Sllnpcr> from Rrr,,,.'>
Bay il,at ia" pr T. of the II Nicholas for CAR
ing rr.slu-c a5c Is LOW ~ sc If ar.v
hna' :hat irri.,h'> tr,: t~as, ws,rr. T'rtat-
c., 81 -, pes hhi " c..;. -is pe, bush
~ PER r.t,er.
AIri! li:l. !s.9-I".
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
SPRING & SUMNER
G. o d ID g.

HEo. A. StMMS ( Co, have just returned
~ rom Baltimore w,ih large Dd carefully
se.scttd stock OF SPRING AND SUMNER
GooDS. Their Jew stuck emb--ces every sort
ana description Of goods usually ct in . couu-
try store. They would especially direct i.ublI,
attention 90 their large and snIruttd assortment
OF SHOES, 0: every description. embracing
every variety OF gentlemen = dress shoe ladies :
CATERS, Shippers, &c, &c. Thegr stock of
DRESS GOODS Is also VARIED ard c0tt,l,re.
comprising every E'vis ard quality or goods
e'S worn by tine sex. Their stock oF DO
NILS TICS ~ al>n lrr--- nud A.. tr sold - very
reduced rates. They haV. also - hard Gen
eral assortment of RrADY-MADE CLOTH
NC o; every discTIi.,iru. Upon tie - mole.
thsy think thcy are fully justified IN saving
theiT present stock equals, III: does not EurI,ss
any tOrmGr SiHek offered TO Customers II. i.s
kei. Purchasers VA! a. WI l." -, and
took for themselves before purchasing slsr-
Gisre
April ae,h. 1859.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
So First Premiums and 4 Silver Medals
J. MONTGOMERY & BROTHER,
loo y Ngi Sb est. baltimore.
INVENTORS AND' MANUFACrrRFns Of THEIR
DonhNo
Double Screened
ROCKAWAY GRAIN FAN,
Efficiency, Durability & Ease in Working

We feel c"nfden, that our Fans will give en-
tire satisfaction n1"n tra--.ninracIng rs the i;
d" I'll OF tie very best !nprn, enenuS Inirndnre
bv u>. great effort has been made the past
season to InlTudure INTO this market Fans pun
porting Io lie good ard TO cost only from j. &,
- Dollars, Ahich have sIgnnIy falied; SOM
who got them kept them from an unxillmgness
t" L., II be known that ,hey eff -tun!lv
humhuged, others returned Them aud GOT ours
=. .il.t ~ T." only Fan tina. wi take ont al the
G"r.,'r, Client. Smut, &c. Tie farmers of Ma
rylard, virginia and the adjoining States hive
Tor al kinds Of Cram. tina; the great wonder -
they should buy any others. We can grse nun
drcds ~ cert.Ica;e9 and references Of farmer.
op:n al Nnry i,nd and virginia, who use tive or
tnr-- Of our Fans and wI.l not have any other.
For the sale Of our Fans We have relied on tn.
Judgment of those All" use them and conf
den"e m their Superior construction, aud IN tins
we have not been disappointed, having during
the last IL years sold over 5000. We stand
ready 10 prove the above hv IA test with any
other Fan IN tue United States at any time
We challenge manufacturers or dealers from any
section ~ our country To "A trial, US aI- fully
assured that no other Fan no; using our i'm
"V-me"ts, can compete with ours IA cleaning
Wheat and other gram, both fast and clean.
AdLr=ss,
}. MONTGOMERY & BRO.
BALTIMORE. Mn.
Orders by mail attended 10 promptly, and
Machines warranted.
3L-J. w. J. MOORE is the agent for III is
county.
March 3lst Is59-Gr1.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

SrANlSLAUS BOOTH. (wno'e ms
fortune IA losing has right hann 10y an ac
cIdemI TN, Winter is we'll known To this
communhv.j l. respectfully recommended by
his friends as candidate for Road Supervisor
III Leonard Town district. 'and they solicit
f3r hi'n the support oi his friends aud fellow
CitIZrnS.
Apui Dist 1879.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
FOR THE LEGISLATIVE.

DR. JOHN NJ BROOME. ofSr. Irigces'
DISTRICT and DR.. JAMES NARRING, Of
Ihap;IcO dI>'rrrt. are recommended as suIla-
be gen Ienrn 10 represent 81. Mary's cDun-
" IN the next Genera! Assembly Of May
aud. and vii! be cordially supported hy
MANY VOTERS.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05

" ANlN'i .Ir-'.y Il'r.''Is"i &. rrrulI.
4 Il ton III" pI>t y.lf. H.. pl1h'hers are
enab!eL 10 append the new ani attractive
feature oi a series OF
Literary and Scientific Portraits
engraved M steel. each o! winch will be
accompanied by
TYPOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR.
thus ilra SHIN. ir< readers. NJ. only the
cream! i The hos, Periodical Literature e
.af world. 5u, also q Comp.e;r
ILLrsrRArrp BIoeHArMCAL Dr. rioHARr.
Commencing with IA" Port5aus Of DsQrN-
r"y. lciIosrd bv Hugh M'll-r. W. II Pres
cnt', Professor Wilson. Charles Lamb, UbeT.
10 Humboldt
81 say without hesitation. that If ! could
have but one Magazine among Ill that ar"
Published or Fs-rublIShed IN this couGIrV, !
should select LiTEEL's L,VISG AGE. IL con
tnVes TO touch the geld medium between
light and solid ar'ices, between mere InSiruc-
ton and GasTe eBirra nmSnt; and a great deal
~ knowledge NAV Je gathered up from u.
such rs every one ought to posSrss."-EE-
tract ef latter from Rsr. Henry EGTd Beech
sr
TERNs-Singl~ numbers - cts; yearly
subscription. 16-prepA'd TO any address.
Subscription for a less period Il desired
Special terms 10 rlrgvm"n AMI club.
DELlSSER & PROCTOR. Publishers.
sos Broadway.
April 2s 4w. N. Y.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05

\. $. Spencer In the Circuit Curt
-. Sir -. Mary's county
Elizabeth Lur'y. } sitting as d court Of Equi-
Il others -.
PY .iItue Il authority vested in me under
~ the act of Assembly. in such case mad.
and provided. it is hereby ordered, tina, ;hc
report Of B. g Harris. Trustee in this case,
filed in this uffce, br ratified and confirmed,
unless cause be shown, ON or before the frs,
N'nday iii June next. provided copy Of This
order be inserted in the 81. Mary Beacon
once week f"r three successive weeks, pre-
viOus 81 said frs: Monday in June
Tie report states that the tract u land CAL
lei Long Old Field" vas sold for six Lun.
drrd an,l sevcu'y five i ,ilors
JAMES T. BLACKSTONE, OK.
Apri! 2s;h lSJ9-3w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

an application Of T-na,,uS ID. Ridgel..
~ Administrator OF Urah y. Rigrl
}. -" 81 -. MaryS county, deceased. /, IS
ordered 5v III" court. that the sand aim,n-
I>Jrl,or notify the creditors Of the SAID de
ceased 10 HE their claims against the said
deceased IN the Register of WITS Office on
or before the ith dav OF June nex' for d..
vldend. and that this order be published in
the SAINT Mary. Beacon once week Tin
II! the SAID lith day Oi June next. Test
J. +. NJ. RALEY,
Register q: Wills,
Of 81. Mays county. Md.
April. I4rh. Isj9-id.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Joseph Sp~iti"S } IN til" C,r'ni'
(CauTt Of 81 O.:
Dorothy Thompson. ! Mary. C,ru,y.
Geo. Thompson K Others. sitting !. a Z .n!t
heirs d Jo'hua Tn"ml'>''n, .! Equity.
ami Sebastian Thumpsnn.
eN. Of Joshua Thompson
Df virtue II authority vcstei ~ NE under
- the act of assembly. il such case nla,c
and provided. i Is hereby ordered. that the
report Of i. q. Harris. trustee in this case
hlcd IN this office, be ratified anil confirmed.
unless Cause be shown. on ~ ref re lie first
Monday Of Junc next, rrovi''I tlr,t = -,,y,, ,i
this orier he inserted IN the Saint Nary's E"a-
con. once a week for three successive weeks
previous to said LIST Mnnday IN June
The report states that "Youn: Mans Ven
turo" AMI "Baptists Hope containing three
hundred and fnrty-six acrsS. mGe OF less was
sold for three Thousand seven Luudgci an.! tiiiy
dollars.
JAMES I. BLACKSTONE.
Clerk.
April 2sth, Is69--sw.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
PETITION FOR THE BENEFIT or TIE
L*SOLIENT LiES or MARYLAND

C'rc;i' Cvur' t,r g Mary C..I
Mach Term 1859 !
hhDEREn by tic Court that the Crct...
~ toll 81 JOSEPH Is. LONG. peti,lo..-
- inr the benefit II tie h..olvrnt NV, ~
Mmy 'aa,!, hc AID appear before the Crre,I,
C""F, - -; Mary" C'unry on the third
Monday Of November nrxr. o. show cain. r
any they have. Why the 80 J.-rph Is Long
Nhati mol have tn. 'crt"ti, Of the said l,w.:
provided r'py # us ,r.:,r "a inserted IN
-" =. NJ, Bc.-.u once , week for ,brec
.n"ntaS i'f:e 'ag said lind Monday IA
November next.
By F,!,r.
JAMES T. BLACKSTONE.
Click.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
PETITION FOR The BENEFIT Of ryp
INSOLFE.NT .-fHS OF M-SRYL.ayD
Circuit Cuur, ta 81. MArv.C,
Mrel r. - - !

Circuit Court tT ST. Mary. c..
March Term. 1853. /
nRDERED Ly the Corrt. thai the ,.r.1;,a..
~ uf ENOCH r. EVANS, a pc,ition"r &C.
Tie benefit q the InsrIrcnt Laws Of Mr..
land. I've and appear bcE re the Circni, Cour,
tyr ~. Mary County 90: tho third Mora.v
4 N"vemie' ErZt. - show canso II an
thew have, why the All: E.,nch r. Fan:
shall MT have the benefit II the sail 1--we.
pr"r"icd copy e thu a.sler be inserted j., .
the St Mr.. Bracnn. nnro a wrek E,,r
thr-r months h"frc the said t,ird Moodsv
n November rex;.
l;y o:irr.
JAMES r. GLADSTONE,
May ! Isso-sm.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
r. c. COMBS,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
LEONARD Torn 81. Mry's C"nn'y MGrylan5
TWILL attend TO the practice Of law IN
w St Mary's and the adjoining counties
April 2l>t l>TS-!r. z
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
RATIFICATION NOTICE.


VIM. MtkAy In the C.ryui. Court
vS FOR ST. Aary's county.
A.C. TcnnisOu, sitting as a Court If
adm. ! EQUITY.
Sa-nr"' A. Sanner &
~.I..il \. SaHnc-.
RY virtue Of authority vestci nc unirr the
A0 act Of assembly in such ca~e made and
provided, Il Is hereby or,lcrcs. that tie rcpolt
- u. q. Harris, Trustee in thu case, llc,l in
t''ls "iice. be ratified ard couGr.n-,!. urless
cause ~ the contrary lie shown, On or lei, re
the hrs; Monday oi June next provided that
a cory e this order be inserted IN tic Saint
Mary's Beacon once week FOR three ,ucces-
save weeks, previous - said frst Monday in
June
The report states that the tract Of land called
C4FInc.Ite Vas sold fr fur hrm!re,. rlnMars.
JAMES I. RLAkiSTONE.
Clerk
April 2sth, ls59--2w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
A SiLkY FOR SALE.

4 FIRST RATE st Tx \, almost en-
"A ;rly nc.v. will Le sid l"w irr cash "r
accepted draft. Apply to tie Editors Of IL.
Beacon
April Nth. lS59-.f
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
NOTICE TO CREDLrORS-

NOTICE IS hereby gwen that the sunscrIhe
~ has obtained from the Orphans Cour; r,
SAINT Mary county, in Maryland, letters Of
administration, d. b. u. on the personal estate ~
Waiter TiHne't, late Of SAIL CO., deceased All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to erhIlit the same. with the
proper vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber on or
before the lst a. October, l>59. otherwise rheg
may he excluded by law from all benefit OF the
Sa'd estate. Given under my hand ,his l+a
.; April, 1859.
NJ. Z. CHCNN,
Administrator
April li,h. lS5a-3w
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
On SATURDAY. The 2lst Of May ucrt,

all tic REAL ESTATi, 'u4t tie ,a'd William
LION. ,ru,s. dicl ,ciz'ri and possessed, CON-
.i-tinP '..,.t, "r s.~r".' .-.-', b. .at, ;, =
i.ul. hiding, IL tie whole. tvc tul,irrc
and >ix'y-:ye acres, ~ re or iess. TINS lard
10 SI.pa; Il in IN" SIN e'"r:. IA di>rri,: ~
{ 80" r1,> a.: 1 = 10; .a... D.. ~ ,.,...,. ,
shb ed. uaSva j. ,""rri.r' ~ nWFFI.-
lNG l!U, 81, a.. .... - q. 49,, ,o,ary - t.
II U.s. fine youn. ORCHARD in god or
DR., and Spring as gooi ~ any in the coun-
~ within City yards q: the dwelling \ fur
;her description of the premises Is deemed uu-
necessary, Is any pcr-": - pcrsur> wishing {"
purchH.c ~ vi"T the s-mr, previous % u,
lay Il Al. ~ ca.,i'L ~ tie Vudcr-i-,rrd 81
Mr.. II. a Wp-iLuru, wh" r..,l!c, u q. iar.u.
when either vii! show Tie Same
Terms n 'rcdit OF "re. tmo 1ri tire,
years "a ,Iual ia~;tIrnrrt>. tie !Er.!..,.,r CIV
Ing notes. with -""urI'y q - tppT'vrt 10 'hc
executor. bearing l,'"!rs, lrrn H. iay ii silr
and when al! j. p,ll gov. and .al,G ticei
will be- given. Possession wi, he given ou tin,
FIRST dav Of JANUARY eighteen hundred aud
Gi1ty. Sale u i.kc place At O'Clock, p. m.
JAMES l.. ALVEY.
Exc, u'.'r # W:.iltn. Lyon.
April 2sth ls5o--'l.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
COAL, LUMBER, LIME
HAvRE DE GRACE, MARYLAND.

The Undersigned
e
Lumber Co and
d immediate shipment
q Cos and Lumber
Goals Baltimore Co e. Teveon
uf tooder
MaN ana lnlon Pine SIDING ekt
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
RICHARD COZ. ~OT. !, recommended
20 M voter, Il SunI Mrry'S County as a
.ur4hl" cand''ia," tor County Commission
~, AL WI. De supported hv
MANY VOTERS.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
WRIGHTSVAkE
MAGNESIAN STONE LIME.

o Qurkx
pASE Of NJ NNE>A for Any SOIL
therefore ra,ef noT.t,
and Dealers Mar rheyh
Thank
continual onofth ''''''
SIMMONS.
. drc tied TO snnay below
Baltimore 7ugSst
CO De
quena"na .nT'r from W"sy!e Pa taken from quarrr
G and tn
at 81 line . IRON II Carbonate lgaesiA
s sr and especially aaPei
Of Maryland. ~ N
3
STAG agricultural saoia a.ylan
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

April 2s.h. lsS9--2w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05

In tie C.rvuis Court
for 81. Mary's county.
sitting a. a Court 9f
Equity.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20
CHOICE VARIETY.
SELF.RELIANcE is the key 10 success

SELF RELIANCE is the key 10 success.
NoTHING is easier than to deceive
yourself.
To CHECK passion by passion, and
anger by anger, is to lay one demon and
raise another.
MEMS fame is like their hair, which
grows after they are dead, and with jus,
as little use 10 them.
In attempting to deceive others, we
ever deceive ourselves hypocrisy was
never productive of promised advan
tages.
DO not inquire how much you hav,
read and studied on the human powers
bu; ask how you exer. those powers
Chopin.
THE hesrt Of q cold beauty" SAYS
Saphr, in one Of his works, "is the ice
in which she preserves the affections of
her lover"
THERE are two things that speak as
with voice from heaven that He who
fills the Eternal Throne must be on the
side OF virtue, and that what He befriends
must finally prosper and prevail.
TRUE science and true religion are
twin-sis'ers, and the separation Of either
from the other is sure to prove the death
of both. Science prespers exactly in
proportion as it is religious and religion
hourlshes in exact proportion to the scien.
tiic depth and firmness of its basis.
A GREAT many people gain credit for
wisdom on the ground of what they never
say. who shake their heads doubifuliy,
and say with a wise air :-"There's a
great deal TO be said on both sides of the
queslion"-and possess the reputation for
judgment, because they never give judg-
ment.-Bishop Clarke.
"WHEN man treats me with want OF
respect" said philosophical poor man,
a comfort myself with the reflection that
it is not myself that he sights, bui an old
shabby coat and hat, which, 10 say the
truth, have no particular claims to admira.
lon. So, If my hat and coat choose to
fret about it, let them but it is nothing to
me-"
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Wise Replies,

Thnles was one Of The "wise men" Of
Greece. A sophist wishing to puzzle him
with difficult questions, he answered them
all without the least hesitation, as follows !:
What is the Oldest ol all things d? God,
because he has always existed.
What is the most beautiful? The
world, because it is the work OF God.
What is the greatest of all things :?
Space, because it contains all tha; has
been created.
What is the most constant Of all things?
Hope, because IL still remains with man,
after he has lost every thing else.
What is the best OF all things I! Virtue,
because without il there is nothing good.
What is the quickest OF all things?
Thought, because in less than a moment
it can fly TO the end Of the universe.
What is tie strongest? Necessity, which
makes men face all the dangers OF lille.
Wha. is the easiest? To give advice.
What is the most difficult ? To know
yourself.
Wha. is the ,cisest Time, for it dis
covers all things.
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Making an Ackn owledgment.

Not many years ago, ayoung man a
Seminary in one of the New England
States, Was found guilty ofdisobeying tho
rules of the school, as he had actually
walked with a young lady, contrary TO
orders perfectly well understood
Mr.. Edwards (as we will call him) was
accordingly called upon to make acknowl.
ergmeuts before the scho,l or be expelled
Whereupou the said MrEdwards arose
and said : al prefer by all means making
an acknowledgment 10 being expelled
from school and l acknowledge that
walked with the lady mentioned, and with
my umbrella protected her from the
storm! also acknowledge that had no,
done SO she mi ignt have taken cold, and q
serious illness, or perhaps a consumption
might have been the result, in which case
should have blamed myself; and my
teachers, knowing the circumstances
might also have blamed me-"
The student resumed his sea: with
abou: as strong evidence OF conlrilioA in
his countenance as was in the confession
and when proper opportunity occurred,
he enquired Of one of the teachers how
near young lady gentleman could
walk and not break the rules OF the school.
Well, said the teacher" walking a
distance Of six feet from the lady would
not be considered an infringement on our
regulations"
Soon after. Mr.. Edwards was seen walk
ing leisurely on the common with lady.
he having hold of one end OF light pole
measuring six feel in length while his lad v
had bold Of the other end
As they carried about the stick, (which
in fact was no impeachment 10 their enjoy.
ment, they chatted and walked, and
laughed and chst,ed to their hearts con-
tent. But Mr.. Edwards was never called
on to make acknowledgment.
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CHARDON, GEAUGA COUNTY, OHIO, FRIDAY, MAY 90 1885,

the insertion Of hundred and fifty scions,
embracing tho desired varioty,st twonty five
cents apiece. But TO his great dismav,
when tho bearing time came, the product OF
each ongraftcd limb was tho same, 1t being
a small tastcloss sweet apple, far inferior to
tho original fruit. But, said tho old man as
u about to account for tho strange freak
Of nature" as the result of somo natural
cause, 81 ought to be thankful that moth
ing worse bofSll me, for having for mo.
mcnt presumed that anything good could
come out Of that political Nazareth"
i; is to be hoped that the timo may soon
como when tho citizeus OF our common
country, may pur sue any laudable purpose
which business or pleasure may suggest, no
longer annoyed by local prejudice or dis
turbod by rubid consure, and that the root
Of bitterness may be deeply buried, and
that above it may wave the peaceful Olive
Branch, no longer swayed by the bitter
blasts of political strife, but watered by tho
holy dcws of national confidence and broth.
erly love. Truly yours,