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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-30

CautiOn.-None are Genuine unless the
words Holloway, New York and Loadon " are discern
able as WaT marx IN every leaf Of the book Of dirsa
lions around each pot or box. the nav Be- painy
seen BY holding ne lear 20 fAs I,gA hsndsone re-
ward Will be given 10 any rendering such fniorma
ton load ~ the detection any party or parties
Soanterisitng the medsinss vending the same Know
ing them 10 De spurious
- sold Il the mandatory Of Professor HOLLOWAY
50, Maiden Lane. New York, aud By al rsspseIabls
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine throughou The civ
lined world, IN boxes a. 50 cents 20 cents and 81 10
each
ss-Ihere considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes
n B-Direcons FOR the guidance or patsnts in sysry
disorder are affixed TO each box
"a Dealers IA my well known medicines can have
show Cards Circulars &c, sent them Free OF Expense
BY addressing Thomas Holloway, so, Maiden Lane N T.
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sATss or ADVERTISING.

-, ~ III. lASsiyo STAT EEPUsucAS, JAN I, 1854
-. LIZ. ar - can.lIerel IS q squarel
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Seb's Der sndoisen Jrau letbit unb 6elttll'
i6r, mas Ou be1fe(len lcllR. t5a

9eb's Der sndotsen Grau lelbit unb belfsll'
i6r, mas Ou beIfelen lcllR. lHa
l San badte mad. Da Der Wrins BON 6clls
ffia9en seIdrieben bate, 70 mar ntdt piel
wetier gu btitetlen al8 baB er slei9lam aI8
.3eu9e oes goii5en @oraon9es oal @StterIdiff
auftreten lollte I'm Safe bic Dame banad
fraett Den 0erlauf bteler @eIdidte fcnnte
0enrtte aud er3dblen uno Der Brief mar
eben 70 liner in ttren 6dnoen, ais in ben
ietnen. Scnnte Der Vrin5 wobl 5iirnen, wenn
ietne eiBenen angelegenbeiten ibn gu elmer
8eile 3paaeen unb er oen Auftrag IN eben
70 ltdere Sanbe le9te? ytein, SeDtB ni&tl
Sein @elid,t etrpaS umciittrt erbeute lid
mteDcr uuO er faBte nit ertpa9encer Sdel~
rlsrei i'm Blide,
.f' . 1T gu Sefdbrlib, wenu i6 6tniberi6iffe
nab sclitube-' s 1T tptrtlt4 gu 8efabrlid-
iiberllimm Du nur lieber pa8 0eI9dft, 6enz
rife. Oomit Du aber 9luStun1t aeben fannlt
iiber uniere Baierfabrt nad benz Natbens
ieeerbuide, 10 min t6 Dir'S er3dblen pom
Nnfan8e an, tpie's mar.
9snrif. rlertte iedt gut feline perinoerte
Stininuns unb muBte aud lpsleid, mpber
iie entiprdng. SddmtSes GrrStbsn fdrbte
i9r @eft6t uno ite stug eitiS Durun, eiuiSe
@dide 1T ein blaue8 Tu6 3u 16tasen unr
nit Itorfem 3pirne ein3un6ben. IS
San Ieete fd auf bic @fe ees Tii4es,
baunelte nit ben Beinen, IpraA fein Wprt,
fab aber 6enriten init einem Bid gu, ala
wOue er beim 8erinSiten 5ebllti& cine Straf
prestst Beginner. s
Nun--2 1prab raS Mdp9en ua6 elmer
Weile. Bie mars nit Detner 6abrt z 24as
lOu td Der 8rin5enfrau er5dblen ?.rss.ts .si
So 10! rief San ladenos,-a9ta bSr' 3ul
Dte ee9au5e @Sttersei6i6t' war oarouf u6Se
tartet, ben Brnseu aus Splitupe msssufab
rem. j. Aber i'm 5iftersrunpe ltedte Die gieu,
9ier peBsn bes Briu3en 9iebi6aft une piel
lei9t aud etwos 8Ssartise8 y i'd trou' bel
Sbsrbofmeiltsrin niht redt Das tannl
isr Iaaen psnn bic frau Yriu0ellta eanad
fra9en iou'. 65rlt bic Sbe,bofmeiaertl
Grdftn @cle bebat ben Numen. I'm
6snr'fe nidte. fatt iebeS Setlpre6eu
uno San er5dblte ibr oarauf bic @eI4i4t
bonn Nnfans Bic 3u gnoe nit allen Spe3ia
litdten, tpte er lie t6sits nit erlebt, tbeils au
Der Seelenaimmun9 pes prin5en entncmmel
bate. si ssn ,nusis<. asa },Ilia
uno pesDesen Uarl mitSefabrens lraSt
5enrite, ,ubis ibrea Bid bon Der arbei
uufi dla3enp. asa 19 s1Ia sH 8
1 s+f.ar a~F - ga~4s.s,,ro fnI,4 \ 5# g+t VA
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@tfd hrlihe &ronfheit.

geaa her trrtstettttt untluos Slnsns ousFnttt bab
er ben Rein btser mershateu araat9eit tn @ austnDm
men BAT 10 seiaiebt ss baus taB eta unSettees Samse
fakl pber bic Jarst Gatee6lins TIN abfdredt I'D
ene su peaSe ouf pse Eslse tsrr griiebaaa une
Wepftdbilttit aueiR Fin WeriraRen feben t5nne
martet 10 anse bis bie SsMptcKt efss dreditn Rebels
Ee IT, q. eW NIT geidw lfen estsu,t gals, ene b6le
NAe 6@ntrs INT &pSFe unS tn tea g!tern, @Sxnsm res
@eiHts Eaubbeit, Mus le Ser Saxt SNpen an ben Sei-
nea ArmeH 5innen tm Gsli+te une Grtrem6-
ten I'D setsen, tana iiee uebtl nit elmer freIt&ea
S6nentset Der G rettea, BIS suleSt Der Gaumen unb
tte 0nientnpen eniaaent eds Sptr brrrdbarea Srant
test eiu @eeenftab tts Ntletss ;tb unO ber EpS nn
@redlnen 2eeen tdSar6 elm &nse madt sas er ttn rad
tnem 2ante qrtnc pannen fetn eiieNte 3rftebrt.
gs iii eine traurtse &tGae tas Eauense teler frT6t
baren 8ranft gum Gper iduex, tx Splse her uuee d
Iteit unmtIentr prabler, trele br Mnmeueung ients
sbtlien GeS bes Ns turS bic GcnuttDn berntten ane
ben @eR tes eettxs In elm t1encts Daies serpnueeln.
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9r Snauft . ii

talteb bes t6aislt ra Goaestas gDaasirSe In 9su
bpa rabatrter eines Der rsa @oaestea Der
er Staatea Der ben erSka sbctl stnes 9ebens tn ben
6eipitslern bon 2pAeun Yars YblabtlpstG Hb asereH
GtSbeu ,asbrat bat etatse her puneerbafen Seuaaea
rcaenbet bon teen bic @e6i6te her Neoiiin wete nn
idtltoe 9ebenbe ti an Sbreaiaen serpSt unA anbers
araufbeten ltn irl9t 9. aud bic bet pl6sldeA @e-
rdu6en ;u tr erefen, bic u u trrStben BET sertnsen
kleintstettea u. + u. wWrben auaenbidli1 Sehetlt,
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Bsip,snsrs Il, beah'en I

Sr. Sptnaon biset alien 2enea feline 6ale an tutIde i'd
turb iple sebeime unb ndtur!e @etR un6 9Srper aer
fDreabe r bic Mr6ett bic 0eH5afe une Die @se unf6btg
ntadeuse 2afer aelhwist tabea. '+rss s. .4eesftii
tr b etntse Ger tr6urtsen unb ndsexsner1t1 Sol.
gen fer ruben @erbnbetttH res PGferS Sam DE i'm 8t-
ten unb ben @lieSsra Smtr;en im 3pp Sdwde eeS Ges
fS, @esina ber Btu tltrdIt SsrStUpeH t5e nnruse
Wastn6pdfc nuCrbnune her 8ereauunss Orsaas arse.
mesne Gntsrdituns. Spmptcme ber S6wtnSi1tt
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gg gpieltpadrert. sRa
N Y Wienerperfdufer
&Yief unn GsaIanterie.gBaarel. ]

ga6 &YieI Mnc @oIamterfes9Baarem M
MAIDEN mir hie erstbent Gnjeiee fa6 wir lest ae
% Garen fur WttbnaGten ausaesa6t tdben unb ju q u
Dreten atsebtn. DeiCahtrs NADER
lr Anf bte SsIen Mrtel 0Hfmerta BITE bur Gtner
nnrtr Strmd yerSnlt& In ben ttltBen Sabrtn Deutf&
lambs unb Granirtts auseewdbIt rurhea. I'm ssnetpeu
SuIpruh bitten 5@MerNtmann g l. -,
(snsslaRt s27 D. 8aIhmrrear. sSerhalb 5UwarbRr
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as fsiafft mns u0lenSetfss xDnies &3itferS
unferer 3eit
Sic 6onisblume The Honeysuckle)
ELIXIR1D YITMI


DeS xpnie ttrs peldts felt ianet elnea DpragItGsa
8u In europa bSt unb IN bteem 3anhe Aneu tn ehrauA
tCmt Ia aus benz retnen GDSndc In WerbtnbuRa NIT bee
RSngS. cbsr @asccrtuanhe TN gDege Der DeNGttDn Hee
rti6t uut BAT H hebe tn aleu rMnledtunse Der 2ebex
sttere nno sr rtrtppSu 8eft6 unh u
pas 5aassssrant aasrtr 3tts-
hetr0htet 5gs rfH, gvssEl 8ss}44. .k46
stelbessr ReHautatear @pDtbetes ,e fnbtn tn bsehm
6Tu Sttrs cine Dertbspas 2usle bts Profits ba
etnnlI estoe bte Rauer ni Cbnt haeItt fttu Ig
len. N6t c anbfre issn&nHte NterS bdn6t bdeIbe
ben SeUSbuen Dpnffsu" nbsfpaIseter Gef&eu nb GleS
errenbeR &ttauetsn 1b unb ba es br wertbSr utm
SnSrebenen berrttg wc.ben bfren DhfuuSen oRf Ct6E
6raaue lds Defts-en dnerEannt pDrben tub 10 I60
bet e8 reber benz Srnfer nod benz Mrste anenbete
MIs Srtnttttsrs hebt Is betres etner Glesat H. TeH-
Eett beS &c shmades ais unIbettrpfen ba. efss
brinle Retail &Benten tSnet NIT tt0enb etnetGuoua
ttdt bties SuriasGtn 3trrs tn 4Iaeu Dustnb Quart
EIoimeu burch .fF e,sas- ae..ssA e.sssrsa ~
~ ben aIleinigen Gtgner
.. . Drm HD. 80 9anDpers Ucee pum 0amk eses.
sssenGber sem mRarfss, &altimoes,
nefiDrgt werben.
Reiae srfaate 8lai~t III dct es atbt NIT btm Sttse
GiSners auf benz Rcgt Dertcpea tE.
&Dtehrbertdufe erbdlten BITE ju bieem Hsrs anaeIeeg
ten eslar lttbCsrapt- ansban8el@tlber Bratts-
Befenune NIT $l0e DassaS franco 8GIstCrei uenuue
srtraGt. aH 81 29u
Sranrp, Mrrac, Gepteb aBbisfn @unsb GEemcem
su ben dnerann an Qualttdten uab rEtben TretieR
smpfittlt g i Iia q. UOrHs
GGe 6GnBrtr unb Gambenfry
u (25Mb ~ & %@' e4-A ~ Geleniiker benz Wlartte
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g b

tsbenen tas ea aeuner eet1 nt seluter e6rYer bic
rtwenstSen Grfcrsernie 3ar efeiid,ea Sladeltafeit
Ine a pfie ftee mirS bic @iie he's 9bane urra;raea
Ytgeruhrt. Die NusTtten teS yrt nSperiinStM lid Etb-
lib uao bic eele mrb srern rpa ger, tuna nns me-
ldn6slt1n Wetra1tunsrn, eas nRS ete 5reutea welde
Abeere seHiebfR eerretsert itro 3u
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BeiRtA

Die frsdtten trtunssa tes saiters Fab iesr 81 fRt
ten. 8erluR Gsbd6tnies 8erptrruns her S6etn @e
brI6tbt Ser @etfestafe b6ie Mtnungen @bneieuns
ter 8eieaaft, ud tad Gtniamteie wfiRtrGneu eesea
id islb 5u6tiamfett Il. T. tus ssatae ter 6ltnlmtu
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1nnss Z utt

bic a bar bsmlttt Safer eei6p1t baben bic lie 70 pft
bon been 3en D6er tn ber S4ule Iernen uo 6eren Bp.
cen tie. aauddtIte fprer iebit TN Shla bur Wptutts
ten4 Gle, unsetbeft fie Gle unmSeli maiden uno
Sorper une Gt trbren fChen cfprt fie nsttion e1t.
e teaa.-SOde periouen aie teeer lie einitSea IN tie
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|! e Try NrsiIs.

Te RIFLE sIuicntt msc p1t enr fer Ietken dbenlebn
Sabre IN bic CT Tnltattnrt zen u,e he Ntnae rid
tistr tpnen rete 2r. Srbnitc aus
tnhrie eeusa ee Seitnn9s Rarperre pele dnhere
WstlrneH tearefs!ta nsea has p"tflg III uepeEheiten
9tdle1 ahtr:t@ts MNteA G tft d II 0e3us auf letnen
&hara'ter afs yse fad &tsHa uaf &taratel une Sc.
nilentafg'st ato SstFsleeA ss engethenee &Sepdbr-
leifang. ssE ?
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gs,b siratbtts DcFioam,

pter So6e oel6t I'D Su ptrfsirasben ssabEstSen. uns @
stpI4er SaW1de enes daSeren 0nbttniNeS bewust
ne, iplten unoersasIi9 Dr.. Sebnipn 5n Rabf stetsT
sue 6tuterniIe seen bic Gue pbpie poer getge 3er-
rattRns Jei3bartit Der Me ben 5ern uHs S6wids
s i6Spfaug fer Aredltflten &rt rereen dneu turrte
Dsrtntse, wslder Il her gebontlnns unt HIrCree bon
Dbne Surt M ancertraae uno sSSsrttlt au etut Srit-
Iae Gel@tfidbtett oerlalen .....
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DR.. Johnston,
waltimors sOa.SefRita1.
Bur untttO ,,iaitttpaa Der Quafialt.rti ttablirt.
Der t!n,ia: 2ltlt, lesIstts aur

5. Dereitaiat rpiob ii.afsf s<rit, 100 Itbere
Imneae unp aails .jJa { jtI - 4aas ISIS
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oehrimen Rraufasiten

etaat pertea ais ea S 5eNsun55unIsttetet, S6inabt
tn be oaden ans sea 9liessra GntsMnSungea ser Nsreu
anb Slaie. gunseu, sIe Ger Merpen, Nfas
senf6wade Matttsett gtseersei6asenbst.. @er6nhes-
f&mdde 9ersilOpfts Sdternbets 3tteru 9lasen duads
S1mtneeI sppfi6merj Gntin6uns y SalIes eer gtdt
Ser Gnsce HRdseaS, Ger &inlepeiee Mnb aer ener
uebel bic bon sswIen asbemsn Gswotnte ten er nsenh
Rele itren Spfsrn eflbrlter nS ais fer 5ireReA @e.
lans kem @eitrten ke5 lssS terrabrea ub rrnA Nl3i
jes seteilt merbfn ibre sl6nSeHbten 3rndngea oern
ten ewde her Gcnfttutipn eerrcrbringen bic Gte ua
mSad MAIDEN Nnb susst hen 86rper unS Stnn 3ertsreR
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Snnlt MGtnsr,

Defenders Wele lie Cper iere5 seAmtn Caters gemsroea
fnb, has jltrlb 10 niee 8duense IN eiu ~ rhes 0rab
reS trede ba.d 9rs ertabten Galen uns entwtdelten
8erfdnbestrae nit Ssm 0paer her gsreldmtt ben Ses
teeitert Qeier be,dberee S6ne entlgdt baten
n1rten, Hl61en lid nit praeM 0ertrsueR nabea. ~1.
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Gs slit elie sla Hlttrsuttnte 9uadialser
melde NdN nS F4srsiea4 atlea uto 2J hnrns Mnfun-
etsAn6tn ecpi1en oi Stiseilptdisr gpmpenpuseT
lsp erblrmitts ss6 efatrite gad,nacser WeIde ibr
Nstsa dgait ter ee!tn @iheudat eer aFesisn Sem nte
btBieR 0erns lstemrtea, 10 jes eaelmSBts eetfete
IeF5t asm lnrr esreHsn unb pihts 2rOee Abnen
Pen 40 "ntraH9c HE eefucFett Ger mel de ufgllt
NerSbse N tire Sanes trmmen ssrtue capen rlnt
ten sr Jebnson tilt heBhdlb fir rottmenetg an
mabnen beIpneefsiir Gcld psl nit einem Sufe unbe.
tannt sse eaS ieise 9glauhsuHn Gplcme beautts
IN ietner SIree liRgen <--'+
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Draantfbs Sttpa&s

tstrb uaotrsas aselt uub Die Sple Sra tsSrr terse.
Rtlt. Des turtare get!en oeies eas ssben eene nnb
2ors Derer be ttren 9eieeni9aen unbeonmen fr6bnen
Sunse 2eut nS su ett gu funsen seaest reu
lie beren Bslgen ntdt aenda tennen obsIet6 e aud bur
Strittaren. Heeetalosen TIA arn Stein anb Gnbere r-
ia&en enttsten tan 10 t t bod metRenttes eHt 9slse
hes 3tssrsAGts Fer ebtIfen Drsane 2aer aser ma es
Idusnen ha fe Kraft Grjeusue eher Deae1 perIS
rem @rh bic @ httmea Saftrn ersebeu, ais ben Destn
hse tA wtie tnp. 4--G a-. tat.y1 .sssN<'
q - Dfftre: No. z SIb. .Srepertdfr ;,
Feben Etarta srn Balttmsrsfr., 5iflt2e Setts,
bte Stufen tinauf. s. 1as9 y ,s'.>--
be axb traertbe auraer, nurtreheRe 9epthenlEie
QadGalber, SdubFder, SttefeIwtaer, Strabenrentser
unS QapenraBer H. r Meanen sd reselmdbtse Aer3te
unb Iaera augesasen bon Dr. SobufsH g IL Der Gbt.
R9. aae 8rteft malien etnen Yrf.Stam snt9aIttn.
- gine gettt,p1 III 2 91oen ;uae1hett.
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OerrenfIeiOerlaOen,

s5easSrattArase $50. sss HnS 8SsA
gtetnen sees=teu grenubeu unS bem Rn5litun maSs
bieruit bie anseise tns iG Sos iDn ieit JaHYer on
eIem glaSe eta5Iire GeiGdt beraorHea babe nnS be-
Tbin einrei6aItses Eager bon i@5uen rIib scnrbet.
steu SereufIebern nenefer acru 81 ben bioeu Pret>
fen roerGt5ia 6alteu nnb Gn ul8e df HeeunS onfer.
oep werSe - Etoffe fr aRinterrSGe nub centenBe in
Zen eSrten unb 81 allen greiTeu. Gerner cine sgus.
wo5I Seceu@irrte Gt5de &c, iotis afe in bteiss o9
sinlGtnseHbc artisei.
3 sy aue s5easnuxsen gsrbsn erouipt, tilis uat
suEae1er t5ria onsefsrtiet wsrbeu.
.. Z. aGt(ex.
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Dr. JcHafea III ter eiujjSt rtgtIm1Bts sebilbett arjt
Ntttel une Setanelnnc u6 aen sntelea gaHsli uabe-
tdnnt erth herdnseblte bon etnem 4eben Neles er i
te Srabtn 5epitdlern @urCpas uu6 kem fre eteeS 2a
1ss lubad9ts nxHltd England 8rantret6 unb In Zen,
DlSsev esa Ibtlaeelpba W anber bat eue aasssSeha<
'fsf ytaIs .. a.s s aae anssTea Nerste esr gslt
tann m eerraasn ao etuf Gbse ais Mann uub iene Ge.
@idNttett ale Mrit. sgF .s..4-- s8f9esss sl
nsHs bon @atttmcrtRE, netew bfr SslEbetsetRGass"
6nntirnnttetten tregbeu EAnell Heteilt.
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MefshGff& : N4Dfta.

NttIata nsrtbsn Sanben sas Dla4rItf sat ID has aN
befaunta i I quor.a aHb - the { 1 dhaft5eA gIsa
SEO. ID Ga eOnbarcS Sr., Cscfe Ss0wts
natsr Der asen Brma wit bstsF t anesiBwd&ten 8OnS
fDrtfnbrs. 4Su sJG94 s93A &e a AtEe
(21mra1Hat) .a etc 81 &bas- 3. Steheft,
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tBsrtiesaHs fOIst.)
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25

gold pencil to the writer Of the be-. 60.
say. | am very glad to ind that there
has been such sa interest manifested a.
i in Heated BY the number presented
Thirty essays have been handed 10 to
me all Of which am glad to say. indicate
more than ordinary pains ON the par. Of
the writer's. But the fret in point of e1.
cellence is one the subject of :'SslEfssli-
ance, BY Jane Ashton"
There was quite a sensation. Jans
blashed with pleasure. while poor Miriam
turned white with sstouishment aud NOR
tifcatioa.
Il thought" she said aloud, "that a
blot was sufficient to exclude an essay from
competition,"
WELL" said Madame De Lsncy. calm =
Was not Jane Ashtou's essay blot
ted ~
Hoe do yon knor'' inquired Ma
dame De Lancy. with startling emhpass
Good heavens! | have betrayed my
SELF thought Miriam, appalled,.
Young ladies'" said the teacher. "a
mystery is unraveled of which i have
been seeking a solution. A week since
10 passing the door of the ool-room. |
saw a girl at Jano Ashton's desk. In the
darkness l could not distinguish the per
son. but supposed it Jane herself. When.
however. examined her essay the mex.
day, and saw the fresh blot, was led to
suspect . plot. Not until this moment
however, have guessed who had the
meanness to consp:re against her. as
signed her the prize, because the blot wa.
not due to her carclcssness Jane Ashton,
come forward and receive the prize you
have SO richly ueritel. u.
Miriam rushed from the room in blend.
ed rage and modification, aud the xs
morning sent for her books. Shs
couldn't endure the ill-oonoealed cou-
;empt with which many who had once
aattered. now looked upon her.
Jane Ashton wore her honors maekly
Her school girl days are over. aud
is the beloved wife of young physician at;
whose expense she was sent to school.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
THE EFFECT OF THE LATE PEACE
RUMORs ON ENGLAND AND
FRANCE.

WAsuINGToN. August Is.
II is stated here that the French and
Eag sh embassies kaye sent statcu,en,s to
..,.r respective governments. TO the effect
that the LECTION Of Den ocra.ic Presi,.e e Il
would undoubtedly tring shout cessation
of the war aud reunion Of the Northern
and Southern States. Il is believed by per-
SONS connected with the State ID. D .t.ueot
that upon its becoming known 10 Pari. and
London that tiers is possibility of re-
union of the North aud South, that efforts
will be made to prevent any such result.
There is no doubt that it is the policy of
bo;h the English aud French Governments
to divide the Two sections and make sepa-
ration permanent Anr negotiations for
! eace, therefore, whic; Y I'D involve re-
union, would be met, il as believed by ev-
cry one CONVEX sanr with the subject, by
most energetic DIP o.natic maneuvres on
the part OF England and France, 20 create
contention and continue the war. II is
even believed that, rather than see this
country come together again, England and
France would be willing 20 combine and
prevent it BY force of arms. England is
Iaturaly jealous of the great naval power
of the United States, and would look with
extreme disfavor on the reunion of the
North aud South; while France knows tha.
the perpeiui,y OF her new Mexican empire
depends upon q sort Of balance of power
being maintained between the two s. { nns
Of this country. The news which will ieaet
US from Europe during the midd!e Of Sep.
tember, will, therefore, be of unusual in
teresr. as by that tiG,e the French and
English Governments will have understood
the change of feeling in favor of peace
which has come over the dreams OF bott
the Nsrth aud South. The measures thai
will be taken by these foreign Govern.
ments to keep the Union separate, w.l
need the utmost vigilance and ability t.
combat, on the part Of statesmen Of th.
North and South: " =
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
PUBLIC ROAD.

~ OTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed intend petti"ling the County
Commissioners fer st. Ma. VS. C"unty for the
opening Of a Public Rad from the main road
near the Ladies Chapel Medlcys Neck, I"
Nevitt's cre,k. This road will run through
the premises of Mrs. Inn f.. G"lsh. the Ell.
tire road passing thr"ugh the fam recent,
owned by DIR. J. +. Morgan.
j. THOMPSON YATES,
NOAH DOWNS,
and others.
May 18th, lsG4-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25

doctor kin y'.o tell me what's tho
mater Of my uhild,s nose She kosps a
picking Of it,
Yes Uarn, it's probably an irritation
of the ga=tric mucous membrane. commu
icatiug sympathetic ti,illatisn to the ep-
ltbelaA of the echoerian,."
Thar, nov, hats just what told
Becky. She lowed it was worruns."
Rowland Hill said once to some people
who had come into his chapel to AVOID The
ait:
''Msnv people are to be blamed for ma
G religion cloak. but 1 do not think
those much better who make il an umbrel,
la"
A gentleman who has recently lost a
eye begs to intimate through our csluln ),
parents and guardians, that be has ~
vacancy ior a pupi.."
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25

# Waterlo end supposed to haze bee
vritten by q lady vkoshad lost relatives i
battle-.-June fti, n864. szas.s~ks@1a2-
A moment pause, ye British fair.
While Pleasures phantom ye pursue
And say, if sprightly dance or air
Suit with the name Of Waterloo
Awful was the victory
Chastened should the triumph bes
Mid the laurels she has won,
Britain mourns for many son.
Yelled in clouds the morning rose;
Nature seemed to mourn the day
Which consigned, before its close.
Thousands to their kindred clay,
How unfit for courtly bal,
Or the giddy festival.
Was the grim and ghostly view,
Ere evening closed on W.t:rloo.
See the Highland warrior rushing
Firm iu dauger-on the foe,
Till the life-blood warUly gushing,
Lays the Plaaded hero low;
His native pines accustomed sound,
Mid wars internal concert drowud,
Cannot soo.he his last adieu,
Or wake his sleep on Waterloo.
Chasing o'er the csirassier,
See the foamiug charger fsi,g,
Tramrling in his Wild career
All alike the dead aud dying.
See the bullet through his side
Answered by the spou,ing tide;
Helmet, horse, aud rider too,
Roli on bloody Waterloo.
Forbear. Till time with lcuicnt hand
Has soothed the pang of recent sor
row;
And lit the picture distant stand,
The soft'ning hue Of j. to borrow
When our race has passed away,
Hands unborn may wake the lay
Which give to JOY alone the view,
0 Dritain's { ne at Waterloo.
CThese beautiful lines, Mr.. Edit seen
especially appropriate to these days. whe1
nen are disposed to rjoi.e imnoderatel
1t the victories which are gained in ou
present oody strife. And as they neve
before appeared in print. We would rescu
hem from the obi on in which they woul
otherwise remain. wv
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

T kSIlIS is to notify the public, that the un-
4 .lcrsigned have associated themselves III
the Practice of Medicine, to take eject on :!.m:
at er the first day .d April 1854.
In all cases requiring consultation. the @r-
vices Of both will bc rendered, without extra
charge.
K. p. BLAKISTONE, N. D.,
G.. NJ. HAMMETr, NJ. ID.
March, gath, 1sG4-lm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
A FLANK MOVEMENT.

One of sigel's soldiers gives the + ,llov-.
loving account of foraging adventure he
had in Virginia:
We'll you see, goes down to dat osd
fellows b!ace dat has beech orchard. VEN
We vas stadhioned, to sthcal some bctche,.
and ven | gets to de vront gate, vat 70 a
diuks see? | sees dere a pig pull doe.
AID le vks mighty savage So dinl D
| frighdens him. aud says, Look here.
Mr.. Pull-dos, stand back, fights On dis
line all de zuinx.er.' But lie pull-dop. b,u.
dou't care for dat. so / vlauks him ~
"IIow did you DO dat 2"
Ivy. | goes way arount, SO as de pull. .
dog couldn't see me. aud ven gets to de .
back gate vat you Cinks zee !? Wy ders .
| see dat same old pull-dog! SO l vlauks.:
him again."
"liow do you do that %
Ivy, | goes way arount again. so as 10
couldn't Zee me to another beech orchard,
aud ven | gets dere, vat you diuks zee .
w dere | see dat same old pull-dog! So
vlanks him agin ="
"IIow did you do that"
Wy, says to old pull-dog, Look here
Mister pull-d"g. vlanks you drce dimes.
and every dimes l find you de same old
pull dog. Tam your Odd tteches. wio
cares for your old beeches My dinns is
out next months and de count y may &, to
de devil for beaches; SO goes to my dent.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

r1NlIE undersigned, having devoted :hrcs
4 wears t" the study of Dentistry, 'ilers l,ie
professional e',icc> to the pubic. We will
practice .lc,, is ry, hereafter. in conjunction
with medicine and can always be found.
wien not TO cssi"nally engaged, at the old
residence ol C C. Sl.allng. i'll Me'lley's Neck.
All orders addressed to him. from tlis and
the al! ,!l,iuiug cou:ties, will mce: with rronp,
attention.
J. FELIX MORGAN, M. H..
Leonard Town, p. o.
February 35th 1861 3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-25
GOOD COOK WANTED.

"ANTEp. good cook, for which the
w best wages will he given. Any on.
having one to hire. 'or knowing Of OF to br
hired, will pleaso apply. Immediately, to tln
Editor Of the GdzcttG
June 3Oth, lS6i--tf.