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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-24

E4.4LE.3B BE E.{6.N FOR S.4LE,
ON FAVORABLE TERMS.-0ne of the very
best farms, situated in Scott Township, in Wander
burgh county, the homestead of Edmund Maidlow,
Esq, is offered for sale account OF the death of
the late owner. There will be sold either 125
OF 2i5 acres; 50 clear and IN the highest
state of cultivation. Balance good timber land
so acres Of the clearing are in grass or clover, and
about in wheat The clearing is divided
into fields. There is gaod orchard, a fine
garden, good well and cistern, good house with
about rooms good barn. stable &c.
= This is model farm, and the soil has never been
exhausted; the Princton road runs through the
land, and the buildings within mile OF 1ngle's
Station, regular stopping place on tha Evansville
ETTawfordsvilie Railroad, within nine miles N
Evansville
Price moderate aud terms very easy. For fur
Their particulars enquire Of
nll7-3mdSw DENNY & LUNKENHEIMER
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ZINE MILLINERY!


Tassels, White Goods, Fringes, Hosiery, Buttons,
Gloves, &c. Also, complete stock of Fine New
Style RIBBONS AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWER
always ON hand.
DRESS MAKING, n.
And everything pertaining to Ladies' Underwear,
and Children's Clothing of every variety made to
order at short notice and ON reasonable terms.
The Subscriber has engaged the services of Lady
who was Superintendent for five years in one
of the most Fashionable Millinery Establishments
in the East Ladies particularly invited to call
and
EXAMINE SPECIMENS OF HER SKILL
And taste in her department. She has also engaged
the services of a Fashionable Dress Maker, and La
dies may depend on having excellent fit, as she
cuts after the most approved method, or Tailor
System.
Ladies will do well TO give me a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, / am determined to please
even the fastidious only in the style of my
Goods but in the price, and Ladies may always de-
pend on getting the LATEST STYLES, as / have
made arrangements with some of the leading houses
East to keep me supplied with everything new in
my line.
kE5- At the New York Millinery and Dress Trim
ming Store, Main ST., next to Crescent City Bank,
opp. Court House. MRS. W. MCCORMICK.
IasJ- have also hand a large stock of superior
Band Boxes, which wholesale to the trade
25 per cent cheaper than they get them in Gin.
einnati New York. mar24-3td
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H,yLECTEO.y- .N'OTECE.-ET ~ Or
MI dered by the Township Trustees that at the
election to be held in Pigeon Township on the first
Monday in April, 1883, the qualified voters of said
Township proceed to elect one Township trustee,
Legislature of Indiana. Also one Supervisor for
each of the five road districts of said Township.
mar24-tt JAS. T. WALKER, Acting Clerk.
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WITT ELECTROMAGNETIC <s
Ag " on1,E.S.f.S'GE Gs7.s8IEsa--

e-A ing three election precincts within the City
of Evansville, and prescribing the places at which
the voters of the several wards shall vote at City
Elections. Passed March H. A. d. 1853.
SEC. l. Be it ordained 10y the Common Council of
the City of Evans lie, thtttiie Eityef ESansvIlebe
andth same is hereby divided into three Election
Precincts to he known and grated as the First,
Second, and Third Election Precincts of the Citytf
Evansville; the First Precinct shall consist Of the
First, Seconds and Ninth Wards IF the CITY and
the place Of holding all city elections within and for
said precinct shall be at the .Eugine HopseoR Sec
ond street. known as the Neptune Engine House.
Tile Second Precinct shall consist of the Third,
Fourth, and Eighth Wards of the city: and the
place Of holding All its elections within and for said
precinct shall be at the Engine House on Vine
street, known as the Young America Engine House
The Third Precinct shall consist of the Fifth, Sixth
and Seventh Wards of the city; and the place of
holding all city elections within and for said pre-
cinct shall boat the Engine House Fourth street.
known as the Union Engine House.
SIC. 2. The qualifed voters of the City of Evans
vile are hereby prohibited freH voting TAT any city
election) in any precinct other than the one in
which they respectively reside.
Attest JOHN HEWSON, Mayor
A. LENCKE, City Clerk mar1G-d3w
lEnuuifer and XolksbotA coDv I
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.y0FES. .YTTE.N.TEO.n.I.N ]

~ II ~ n 8 .fTEEsN'fHO.F- ~ n "
ELI YOLh MILLINERY AND DRESS TRIM
MlNG.3rhe subscriber hereby informs the Ladies
of Evansville and vicinity, that she has just brought
out from New York the LARGEST, HANDSoM-
EST, AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF DRY
GOODS ever brought to Evansville, consisting in
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS.


e. TER ANDsJ0INER, is prepared to do any
thing appertaining to either of the above branches.
Particular attention paid to the lttig up of Store
Rooms; also to the building OF Barns, Mills, fae-
tories, and Dwelling Houses, in town or country.
Mills fitsed up to order when required. These wish.
ing work done will please give me a call, as VIII
always be ready at shor test notice.
fHg- Terms easy shop on Third street., between
Chestnut and Cherry, on alley. marl2-6m
NIT u ELRCTK0.N.-.S'0T rs
u hereby given to the qualified voters of the City
of Evansville that the annual city election, for the
purpose asf-eleeting nine Gonneilmen, City
Mayor, City CLERK, one City Collector, one City
Treasurer, one City Mars hall, one City Assessor,
one City, Surveyor, one School Trustee, and one
City Recorder, will take place on the first Henday
in April, being the 4th day thereof Thepolls viii
be open at the places mentioned in the Ordinance
published in this days paper on same So ~
BY order of the Common Ceuucil.
niarls-tt Rs1$A A. EEMeRE, City. Clerk. i.
fED0TliFeF and VOil<sl0tiss emmy 4 8
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
~ 1.OHE oFOxE.y. FOR SAFE BY
sfT mar24-Iw f. d. ALLEN.

b. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
K.0KE oFoxE.yF0R SAFE BY
ON mar24-iw F. d. ALLEN.
NDEGE L.gR ET.4.VST.ELLE s.s.N,D
IA Louisville packet TIsH0- s=sz~
MTNGO. Ham, Smith, Captain; l-s1lzses &ss>
Tabler and Woods Clerk, wills
leave Evansville for Louisville and all intermediate
points, every Wednesday and Sunday, punctualiy
a. 3 O'Clock p. M. 1913 mafz4 :
En BBLs. SEED POT.9TOEs-Pin
/ eeU Eyes and Meshanocks, very cheap "a -
mar2l 800 y-... OLMsTED a. .SARINa
ME- W.ELRK .-6OAzJ. z.y1D SxGy n <s
az WATCHES AT AUCTI4N:-All OF that large
stock of Jewelry of Mrs. ROSINA SMITH, in the
Crescent City Bank Building, Third street, COM
mencing at 2 O'Clock P NJ, THURSDAY, March
a. and continue from day day until all are sold,
consisting of Rings Bracelets Breastpins, Gold and
Silver Watches, Gold Chains, Pearl Lava, and Gold
Stone Sets complete, all the finest French manu-
facture and of the latest and most fashionable
styles, selected with great care and taste.
Also 10 tflr-.sH
Silver Tea Service, Paper Holders
Silver Knives Forks, Toilet Mirrors,
Silver Fish Knives, 3ti Pocket Cutlery, -
Silver Goblets, Scissors, E-.s $685.
Silver Cream Pitchers, Combs,
Silver Fruit Baskets Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Silver Egg Stands - Letter Holders, p.
Silver Castor Stands, Paper Cutters.
Gold Silver Thimbles, Pocket Books, r
Gold Pens and He4ders, Port Monnaies,
Silver Pen Holders, Port Folios, se- -
Opera Glasses, Speetacles, Card Cases, &c
Plain and Fancy Whslebone and Bamboo Canes.
Gold and Silver Mounted Revolvers, several pat
terms. Also-Collars, Underseeves, SILK Stuck
ihgs, Cloves French EmbroideTies, Silk Dress Pat
terms, and great variety of elegant articles snita-
! BILE for Ladies and Gentlemens wear.
We invite the Ladies to the sales every after
noon. Sales every day at 2o'clock p NJ, and at
| in the evening IL. NELSON 4 co,
/ Auctioneers.
be- The Ladies are invited to the sale of Jewelry
! in Crescent City Bank building this afternoon, al
! two O'Clock. The stock is all good, and must be
| sold mar24
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RWO! FOE PIXIES PE.zH I'VE
-&R have just received a fine and complete stock
Of DRY GOODS, which intend to sell low for
cash. MILLER Il NIEHAUS, 43 Main St
AOLS SH FOE LO GUST L0GSII WILL
u pay the highest price for good Black Locust
Logs--l0 TO Ii inches thick--any length-delivered
in EvonsyilIe CHAS BABCOCK
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~ ECTERE on SPERFTE.4LES.W.-
81 The Hon. WARREN SHACE will deliver a
course Of three Lectures on SPIRITuAtIssT, at the
COHrT House in this city, the evenings Of the
first, second, and third OF April The subject OF
the first Lecture Will be the philosophy Of spiritual
intercourse, and the facts of its occurrence Mr.
Chace is a gentleman who has made his mark in
the political world, and is eloquent speaker and
a profound and original thinker. His diseourses
are deeply interesting to ALTO those who dissent
from his opinions well TO those who agree with
him in his theories mar23
EE aHETE EE.HE IND CE.BR.S'F-
5 E. GILBERT & CO,
mar23 No. Sycamore street,
wsRUsS,Es PRU.N.ES!I2 C.gsks
inar23 5 T. GILBERT & co.
asEE' s.HETE FISH md s.4L-
G q MONT hf bbls No. / for sale by
mar2a 5 r. GILBERT { co
LEE.nO.s-xsS, RR.gzkE WITS, FIR
O q beris and English Nalnuts-40 bbls, new
ma mar Ss:' - 8. T. GILBERT CO.
FUGs.-3 500 DRE.ns .1.s.D H.sEE'
q drums for sale b, 5. E. GILBERT & CO.
zgIOsHE.N' fHEEsE425 BXs. Eo a.
w sale by 5. Z. GILBERT 4 co,
mar23 No. Sycamore street.
EE.zESs.a.s-IOO S@uOLE .E.z'D HF.
MARE 5. E. GILBERT & CO.
yyJ0a.ECc0 -I25 R0XEs .g.N.D e.sEs-
III dies of pounds S. SIS, Twist, Pancake, etc,
for sale by 5. T.. GILBERT CO.
zHF.as.-EL.ff.N. IND C.g.S'E.Ess-
AZ ed Sugar cured lame, superior article just
'4 mar an .s'''"'' - -" GEO. FOSTER & co.
EEROEss SrS.y S.-E.fCO.N' 4. MD
y Bulk Sides, Shoulders and Hams, Mess Pork,
RHmr Pork, Prime Lard, &c, for sale IN lots 10
SUM. BY t-a-. GEE FOSTEh q CO
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Ey.s.nxLk' SUPPEKES-JUST RE.
II CEIVED-Sugar Cured Hams,
Plain Hams,
Shoulders. Fer sale lsy
marlS DIMSTED 4 SABIN
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A. LEMCKE, City Clerk. marl5-3wd
Enquirer and Volksbote copy
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EBOT.4TOES.-5OR .fRRRLS POT.G-
N toes-5lssorted Kinds, large size, for sale at
mars NIcKERY BROS, 81 Main street.
Nf.gRDE.H' SEEDS, Sc.-IO FOXES
w Shakers and other good brands of assorted
Garden Seeds. Also fine lot of Onion Sets.
For sale Mt VICKERY BROS.
HA. gTS! O.4TS-15O BUSHELS
NF prime old Pennsylvania Oats for sale at
InnrS NIGkERY BROS 50 Main street
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27
NO. 45

SURRES DER or C0RwAIIIs.-Oh the 10Th
day Of October, CORVALLIS snrrrudesusl tie
posts at Yorktown with 1000 British soldiers
into the hAn'ls Of Washington. Ifere victory
was compete, and British power was swept
frons the land by this decisive blow. 4 messenger,
with a'lis,ntch from Washington, reached Phil.
adelphia 81 midnight, anil before dawn the ex-
ulting people filled the streets AMI at an ear
ly hour Secretary Thompson read that cheer
ing letter 10 the assembled Congress. Then
that august body went in procession toa tenl-
pie Of the living God, and there pinned in pub
llc thanksgiving to the King of Kings" FOR
this great victory. Two stands OF colors were
ordered to be presented 10 Washington, and
two pieces Of cannon TO- each Of Tho French
commaudirs, ROchanlbcau and Deeirasse.--
The news %; the fta VI LnrI CORVALLIS and
h!s troops f|l with terrible force upon the war
party IN Parliament. and they Soun bc:an To
talk ut the cXpc!icucy of peace The admin
i~tratiou = I.ofl Ncg'h gave way under tic
influence { these sentiments. anl rctrcucnts.
ard reti ci from office. E,ry ln tho
following Nav. Sir Gny CarIcton ar.
rived 4 New York, with Propositions for
rccouejIia. rou
1t is sail that when Lord North heard of
the Snrrcr der. ho wildly paced the rnoIn. cx-
claiming, 20, God! it Is all o.er, it Is alE
over -.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27

sery many se'iiemen who are Douglas men
irfii tie slncen belief first. that be is riSht n
principle. and ext, that he is the most ayaila-
bic man ior tic times Nevertheless, accord
ing 10 the Lycu -grs of the Democracy, these
are I'll beuna hf shUt cut 20 the camp Of
Back Republic tnism, and win have 20 pig to-
gethcr IN tie - me truckle-bed with Greeley,
Seward, 6arTiS n, Wilson, and tile reSt Of the
scsty crew. When all these adverse elements
have bceu got III Of; when Democracy has
been thoroughly purced aud purifed. and cv-
cry trace ef Do IciaSism completely eliminated,
the residue We fancy, will be raihcf SMALL
II will consist Cf the dsunionists Of Snuih Car
olinA, the tire-elters Of Georgia aud Virginia,
and spFinkiin OF Democrats in the rest vi
The Southern aics
This simple exposition cf the case dc;nou-
>tr.'e- tie in"r shlo ially cf pcrss,iug in tins
ufi.r or'ra,lrsv r~rcrtiug Douglas. The
h.mocrnr. pa ~ i, 30 rather l prc.rrsns con-
'"'!.u rr."r .r = cir. uusiauCcs ami would not
lHre mm.. u n.l-t nf il all lis d,~.ru~ ms
were a,..,i. h.t tp in!l &c In tie luxury Of a
H..a.Eny M-.t a; n" present iurc:ur" !, tie
-ao r'-. Ha!-,, s. We are perfectly d..Iut.r-
~',. ' oar al nee a~ we are entirely judcrcu-
'"''. at. tier fry rs..lI, from all party bI4S.
We ~ MT brI'n% To trc Democratic party.
aa"gra the it>uut,i If cptc'upnrarv. nut
Ne are tr,c t. lu,: that at the next prc,idcr-
'.i '.r.' n wo shall sustain u uatinl! CauLi-
late. and, WI. IL" !. lit before us. II certain
Y j." k u 1t Il" Democracy will alone pre-
-"..' such u c.u hiGre. Ne are. therefore, nat
"rI,.v anxious q Nj'uc>s harmony in its ranks,
'nr ay q u.',a- "t,'r, alone can Black Repub-
I".-.-r" b" ~ ,'atci and danger to the Tn
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27

CAEyTsG Al DrN%EG-This extract from
the r.rcniiy published volume entitled Din
ucr. Breakfast and 1ra.' furnishes somc IN
;crcsting facts touclin. the most Iaboriaus nc-
carving and how burdensouIo
4 WAS made Ia ollyu iimc -
Carving VA. a@c."I.ily ,tuglt lg an alt, and
i was performed q the s.Uud uf music. II.
latter tinsrs we rcad IN the life II lalv ".
M"ntl@u tAa, her father, the DDle of klng-
~t"n. "har,ug 10 wife 20 do the lunurs Of bis
tAh!r a. Ih"r~1y, imposed that r.,k upon lis
r.ia,' daughter, a- soon Is Size had bodily
strength fT IL" Office, which. IN those days.
required NO snail share; trr the mistress uf y
country snam,'nu WAS uut ".ly t. inyitc-thaL
I-. - ur. AMI tar Ear com ..-y - oat
more than huuan thru3ts could conveniently
swlilpw--hut T. carve every dish when ckos-
cu. win .rr own band 'Tha Greater tue
G.iy. tn" inrr" rralispc 'hr duty. Each
.'l"t TA, carried up IU H. :ura - hc operated
nu Is l,G, and mrr alone: Sincc' tire peers AMI
knights % either han, wcIc 81 llr from b.
IHs O5u'n. H. uIcr tlrr asa>l nee that thy
very master at tHc house, T..i.! urpn.i'c T.:
her, M. j. hot act as her crlulicr his de-
pAr':u"i was {" push the lro,tlr after dinner.
y f,g the crowds ui guests. tie most incon-
SideTaul: among them, il suffered through her
neglect 10 lelp himself 10 a slicp nr The mutton
placed before him. would have Chewed IL In
bitterness. and gone home an afIrHmttd man.
Here 81" 1t this time prufa,sul carying mas
',Gs. vi, taught young Ladies' tie art sclcn:ili-
ally. Fl Ia ca" e " hpn Lady Nary took les
sons ;h.cc times = wccE that She might ho
perfect IA hcf father puhIir davs--whcn. in
order L. perform her fuactiun Aijhput inter
IultIpn s.c 'y..s frccd { eat hrr ywn dii.I.or
..par. aG apur or two beforehand
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27
ST. MARY'S BEACON.
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THCHsDArbY
KING. & JAMES S. DOWNS.

.TrRNs ov SrnScRiPTIOS $3.50 per an
num. to Lc pail within six months. No sub
s.riu,iyn will I've rccrvcd Gor shorter period
than six months, aud no paper be discontinued
un,iI all afrcarages are paid, except at ih" OPP
ti.n Of the publishers.
TEnMs or ApvERTTsIxG.-Sl per square
cr tLc two (irst insertans. and 25 cts. for every
.,,l,,coucf,t insertin Twelve lines nT less con-
ssit,,.e a Square. II The Duinler Of Insertions
I. s,.., marked Oh ll,e ss.<sttsscsneni Z syi sts
rmlIisl.-l un.il forbid, aud charged according
Il s Ils-ral tlotluctipn made 10 those who
advertise hy the year.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27
BOARDING HOUSE.

AIRS. JANE VI. HAMMETT. having
w rented the large and commOdrcuS
Dwelling in Leouard Town. heretofore
owned and occupied by VIM. T. Maddox.
Esq, respectfully informs her friends and
the public, tina! she Is now prepared 10 ac-
eommolate both PERMANENT AND
TRANSIENT BOARDERS From her
hong experience in the business. she feels
confident that those who NAV ParronIz. her
House will have no occasion To hEd tau!t
with their entertainment.
TxRNs-Psr,aaneni Bodriers. 81 1000 per
yetr-- Hnsien! Boariers will be charged a;
Hotel rates.
Leonard Pown. Feb 9th, lSj9-lf.
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RI Tire S.ion',fr American siraks of
new intention f,r h-r-c snr"in.', dc-i2ncd ..
ubyia'n l!.c r,n'ua,l ,liyir. ur rtI. in tia
hnf. - which graf inirgv l. -.ruef -l"s i,-
G,'el up valu4'.c h"r-.p Is r.fsk, Gri y 60, :
mon \ GROOVE j. mad" In the uli-r = .c
e he luigr;ivu s.su-. ~" wir1 j. ias'ci.,.
l,'c,.c ~ irtu :.." sam. w'.'h AMI -,irc ~ '.,.
..r,-,.c. .flr thicker auF sliglf'v c-,frvrd r,.-
si,.-. lar riU tIan 'truIug .n,I,lo;" DIV
tail. ! .c ad.aAtag.. + ,ht- iur..T 81 =. F.,
tat Il b. anate 60 r. r.i bn"I tie Urinary
r..,s .,r. ! Wien So ~ ...un ,-H ".-i'Y le p
a..ssl az ~ '...l 90 l'n.'.rr without ,ti.
i.i : u.l TIE s..ue .s.'i tie hor,e's hOll
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27
LAND AGENCY.

VHANING frequent '"mm""''a'',h> WIZ,
IL -. land huycr> aud >Y""ulnt"rs "i
p.o,., Iy,nta. Delaware ard IL" Eastern
ySi,r.,. ol MI. affords the Undersigned sup"
r,nr ornc,tun,rr.< oi >rlhu% Lands aa| Farms
S,,ua,ri N II. Naiy'> and tnr u'H"1 '""''
: ,nn,;cs or ,hc Western shore OF Nld. Pen
s,ns d.S,,,a.. 10 >ell. aud wi.hing ms ser
vic,s. will please send fall particulars ot 10
cation. improvement. terms. Nc..
Address. THOMAS EitlSCCF..
Baltimore Md.
February l9,h lS19-ly.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27
tCIIARGES.l
LUMBER FOR BUILDERS.
BURNS Il SLO.HN

"ANE. on hand an immense a>snrrmeni"f
H BUILDING LUMBER: also. SHIN:
GLES, LlTTTES. SiLLS for frame
houses and barns As we buy our lumbe'
a, the very lowest cash prices. we ran and
will sell IL at The very lowest market rates.
sn. Apply at our Yards l32 Light street
Wharf and Cor Of Euiaw and German StS.
Feb. Oath, lSJ9-ly.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27
SELECTED MISCELLANY.
(F;on The JPeahingfoa Star # 18th inst,
The Tnsurrecticn.


AAo AnsULEectA0h'
Yesterday the President was in consulta- I
liun some hours with tie Secretary Of War
aud Ersyet CD. Robt. f. Lee, Lieut.. Cl. Of
I'd cavalry, u. 5. A., Nho, it was determined,
should command the United States troops 10
be concentrated 4. Harper's Ferry. The preSi-
dent, while with these gentlemen, received
dispatches from the Baiti'hoTe ai'd OAio
lndiroad C',npafy, pf'disilSS every Polsa 6ie
iasi'sy 70 hse 1ossf ~ asliels s1s't .o'el euns'l
ahsfd. ~ ssussiiss.At.slf hes s.1tlahS eeat Z
p. m, Col. Leo, accompanied by MS aid,
iAeut. stuart, y. =. y, ihinebidteiy alter
wards. on a spe'Ihi tr''n, Set "ht to o'crtakc
tie detachment "t I. = u.Huu"' iwHoHe de-
rarturc from Washington !, noticed q -
whcrc;l Scn"i@S over t|e MIr"0 '.SP.i-h at
rcct'nE the raru"s "n" Htii"""r" volunteers
with thcrn {" halt at = ri.l uc-r iidtPer's
f'IiN t""N'".,ht T. ~ '"'' - "'.''
!" ''' mean WIZ ''' .'''it ~, ''''.
i"ri'' t"ffY h"" '"l''l '","'" - ~"
,c>' ue q INC own. +" pam "'gh "',ep-
"'fh W. "!poS''' !'n,'p",y 81 ""p"E-
oS % VIC i"',i''"'e an, Cn', "'''' ,,"' t'',-
P'"!i g" "i'a'i'A 81 h''',!'' H"'n I'e~-''.H
county Va. ana a''5'"'i iI"''L 'e''is'" C""h-
y, Va, ami As" " u'iti'n H. III ifr.e'.-N,
M"., Hri G. 80" Ia oi i'"iti 'e''y ','.F'
"'S"'iAi. iHcre ,f5. .,'' ''",!' ".f' "aGc'
u'c communal = = u. '""'', H. t"1 ''''p''''''N-
'""h company ai.F..'l" 'he '" "."
;.c in''.'i,'a' ~ '.' I'','" F''". .''
iT"''F''" 49, G'ni' - .! ''1 o''''''''.'''''-
( liver w. ''" 'me d H,r>.h '''.'.3 ',hi.""!
,""'. go" " me - ''''-''''' ''''''' NAG ''''
4 iF"''i''A 'NI'l 81 5',N '.a'"' ",' '''e ''" %
! nom ',r'>, '"' '"' .'' - .a',
W. ~ ""'" me tF~.''' i'''' ~ wal. !,
t.e-, 't''.. |ili'' ''"' :" S.'".''' ''.' "'''.N
Oh th' i"~",i' ''' "l. - '' a. p. ..'.r - '''
>I'e.'hi - sfe II =" .-.,... - i.., '>." ,.'."
-lr, i'"rI'I 5 Ier!y 81 '',',"E '"!a m'i"''-.
/ ~ iiIhlI'' alter ,1"'h H-hilnS ~ '"e s'f.''.
IN winch s"n'e '1n' - i'.s c''z'"a were
"'.''' '.'' 80 NO" ,.h a. ''t" L." com
'" u''r'il "t jtc ""'i !'.'' "a H'r I'-"' '"-
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of another yilp Is just like hirsSeli. and is
ust eoaiplcsemltafy Of bis own imperfect be.
ing As Nr. tane.on puts if, .thcy mnst
be very t~0 nssaTe they can tc very one.
The Hlo4v ssso flie heites. Ideal men want
pfactical nsyes--l,leai wives waLt practical
mcr; an1 thtn, she earth-siie and the
hsnven-sias 81 life hEinr pct together, it
rounds T. gl'sipas evnirleteaess Bat they
hllsst be 20 sageiher, ly inu representation,
ard not lafssAiring; eT, ~ SweienlDrr says
they mfsst > saisfHe4 ard not aljoined--
.sfmkhfss II I6ils 1E,gaziRs.
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ull

Th. above S.huy,ktll G.imo7'"nes ar" N'cn"-
ann Iin,c,:oncs, of pretty nearly equal r"'nr"-
s,uon. They ure most eaprcrrlly nd'Ti"d {" u =
rrnlcnuon s"'ls winch are d'h'''"t '' '''''''
Lime aud Ma@n'sIa. ,,,,.r,>-s
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NOTICE.

DOCTOR \. SNrP!NGTON. hnvin" l""'-
ted at the "FACTORN, "ijcrS hrs pro-
frSSional services 10 the pubic "i II. Mary
county. Refers tn PROT. \ L. Sn.r'h, sam!
Chew md Cieo. W. Nlhtrnhcrgsr, t"ium"t"'
Md. nnd SNPsnenc" of three years active
nrActre,
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The following nnnly~is re""mmeniH nus '''"r
~ pn-Scs-ru. properties l''r @''i'' "''
..r,,oo wL,,l, nrr known To be dehc,cn' N both
''"' ""u III ; y" laboratory or s',,e Chemist.
M. - E>"hnr-" Hnlll,"s~.
Rnlumorr. Md. Juisr .!'"h. !~"'
Rsaorr n nnnlv,rs nf ! sample -. H'h"' '"".
,ns.,orr. urnrl. ei r"sper''v'.T ~ (" w., ..
" C1luc). y" , twut''), y" : '''' 81; :, y" ,
u"r}. 10! J"h" heo"rdyf n l,,Fri :" ,,,, '''
c,I,,,r .,n, lies =. e...;chuyIkii Limestone
w-,. r.,..nd, rran nnsly y>rs, to be composed 'S
fpl oNs
NoltxlIth) 2(w1 , a. , O.
C,:hon. Of Lime. O. .. cal, 6i1, ~ ,, )
C..l,or ~ Ma. y BAL, s. ,, 42.i, at
sand, clay 4 !r"n,O.9, u, l"' d. -