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DOUBTFUL THEOLOGY

4 friend whom we shall call Pat, for
short. tells the following good story Of
hinself
When but an idle boy. he was called
up in country school, and the question
suddenly p-opounded by the pedasogue
Patrick. how many Gods are there =,
Pat, who was not a very distinguished
thcologian then, and years have mad hlm
mo better fast" in such matters, but ne
very prompts, responded :-''Three, sir
Take your seat" thundered the master
land if in FIVE minutes you don tans Ner
correctly. III welt You -
The probation period passed. and Fat
taking the floor. hesitatingly, stated, the
number Of Gods at five, sir. Tie re
ceivcd the promised welting. ami roman
de to his seat for ten minutes more c n
sideration, Ten minutes up. Pat WAS Up,
too, and satisfied that he had not fixed the
number sufficiently high before, shouted
"rhcrc's ten, sir - He saw the terule
decendng, and, bolting out of the door.
he clcared-a tiyc-rail fence and broke IKE
quarter horse across the field. Painting
with exertion he met lad with book
under his arm, and, with the look. of one
desiring the pursuit Of knowledge under
difficulties, asked. Where are You z"
ING ?" TO school yondcr, : wrs thrpr"mpt
reply. "You are, are you !: sald Fat
quickly. "How many Gods are there
Cone" answered the boy. ''Nell, You d
better not 20 down there You'll have 3
good time with-your one God. Eve just
left there with ten. and that was not
enough to save me from the darnodcst HEX
in YOU ever heard Of
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CAPACITY OF TIE HUMAN LUNGS. Our

CAPACITY OF THE HUMAN LUNGS. Our
chest is divided into tw. apartment by .
vertical partition he windpipc branches
into two tubes Jus. behind the top of the
breast bone-leadiuo down to the lungs
on either side of ;, G htart, w.st~hls placed
between them. Those Organs IL shape
are like the hoof OF an OK. lney are ca
tircly made up of aircclls, Of irregular
form-each being approached by the cX-
trcme point Of a tube which Is one OF the
minute subdivisions Of the wind pipe-cal-
led bronchi So dclicatcly small are chose
air-cclls that 900 belong to a single
slobulc. Six hundred millions Of them
make up the whole breathing apparatus.
1t will be seen that we have two lungs,
acting Independently Of each other, al
though receiving and cXpelling air into 4
large tube, into which both bronchial pipes
unite One lung may be diseased, while
the functions of the other sustain life. -
If the diseased lung could be set at rest
till the lesion were healed, or the pipe Sc
cured 50 no air could be drawn into it TO
increase the diseased surface, then pulmo-
nary consumption could be eiicctnaIly ar
rested, or lie and health be maintained by
the labor 0. one lung When inflated, is j
ordinary breathing, the SIX hundred -.
lions Of cells hold about one hundred and
forty inches of atmospheric air. The OK
ygen of the air is imblbcd, and with the
outgoing air, Which left its vltalizlng
properties carbonic acid gas escapes,
No organs OF our system are more abus-
ed Tainted air, the inhalation of tobac-
co smoke, living too fast by stimulating
the heart beyond its power by too much
wine, too o.mueh whisky, ana too much
foul of anything, and consumption sweeps
off unnumpcrcd thousands, who might have
lived to til. &c score and ten.
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THE END OF "GREAT MEN.

Happening to cast my eyes upon a
printed page of miniature portraits, | per-
ccived that the four personagcs who oc-
cupied the four conspicuous places We're
Alexander, Hannibal, Caesar, and Bona
parte. | had seen the same unnumbered
times before, but never did the same sen
sation arise III my bosom, as my mind has
tily glanced over their several histories.
Alexander, after having climbed the
dizzy heights of his ambition, and with
his temples bound with chaplets dipped IN
the blood of countless nations, lookoI
down upon conquered world, and wept
that there was not another world for hlm
to conquer, set city on fire, and died IN
scene of dcbauch.
Hannibal, after having, to the aston
ishment md CONSERVATION of Rome, pas
sed the Alps-after having put to flight
the armies of this ''mistrcss of the world,
and stripped ''three bushels" of golden
rings from the fingers OF slaughtered
knights. and made her very founcatlon
ouake-nctS from his country, being hated
by those who cxulting united his name 70
that of their god and called HIM lanm'
Baal-and died at last by poison admins
tered by his own hands, unlamcnted and
unwept, in a foreign land.
Caesar, after having conquered eight
hundred cities and dyed his garments IN
the blood of one million of his foes after
having pursued to death the only rival he
had on earth, was miscrably assassinated
hv those he considered as his dearest
friends, and in that very place, the at
tainment of which had been his greatest
ambition.
Bonaparte, whose mandate kings and
popcs obcycd, after having hllcd tAe earth
with the terror of his name after having
delused Europe with tears and blood, and
clothed the world in ; ckcloth, closed his
DAYS in lonely banishmgnt, almost literal
" cxiled from the world, yet where he
could sometimes see his countrys banner
waving over the deep, but which woultl
not or could not bring him ald
Thus these four men, who, from the
peculiar situation of their portraits, seem
ed to stand as the representatives Of all
those whom the world call grcat-thosc
four, who each in turn made the earth
trcmble to its very centre by their sim
pie tread died, one by mtoM-
cation, or, as some suppose, by polson
mingled in his wine one a suicide one
murdered by his friends, and one lonely
exile "IIow art the mighty fallen
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A gentleman of the name Of Man, re-
siding near a private mad-housc, met ono
Of its poor inhabitants, who had broken
from his keeper, The maniac snddr"ly
stopped, a,.a resting upon a large Stg~'
exclaimed, "Who are You SIR nc
gentleman was rather alarmed, but tIHnk-
ing to divert his attention by pun, re
piled II am double man; | am Man
by name and man bv nature. ; Arr You
50 p rcjoined the other; ; "whN, H''i : :
man BESIDE myself, 50 we two VIII hEA1
Won two" He then Knocked down poor
Mr. Man, and ran away.
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Ta~Little Alice, found out an ingoniou

Te~little Alice, found out an ingenious
way Of getting to bed IN hurry. The CRIB
in which she slept was SO low that 10y pla-
eng one foot on the inside, and taking
hold Of the post, She could easily spring
IN. '.NIamma, she said to her mother
one evening, ''do you kn Nv. how | get to
bed quick z" "No," was the reply
"W,l," said she in great CLEO, Il step
one foot over the crib, then | say rats,
and scare myself right IN
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Farmers and Drovers' Hotel,
Near the Nary Yard Bridge,
UNION TOWN, ID. {.

I,HE undersigned respectfully informs his
L friends ana the public. that he is now
prepared tn accommodate travellers general
ly-havirs large STABLE and STOCK
YARD attached for the convenience OF / 4
yelers. and DrovcrS, and having heretoio, e
reeei, cd a liberal patronage from the lower
counties, he feels assured that long expe. l.
ence, combined with attentive walters, relia-
bic ostlcrs. and moderate chat.es, I'll obtain
f him u continuance Of the same
ROBERT MARTIN
Proprietor.
june 81, ls6T-ly.
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WALTER II. S. TAYLOR,
Agent and Attorney,
w .su,xoroU N n
WAsHINGros, ID T..

4 FTER service of nearly twentv-iv ve
IA years as Military Accountant 10 the
Third Auditors Office Of the Treasury OF the
United States. where he was Chief of the Quar-.
ter Masters Division, and Of the Division on
Claims (which comprehends all the others J
now offers his services to the pubic, as an
Agent and Attorney.
He will undertake the preparation, prose-
cution, and collection of claims upon the Gov
-rnment. Of any description whatever. He
thoroughly understands the preparation and
audit Of claims oftStates, Cities, Counties and
ndivi1~ - Tor advances and supplies to
II. r.. -! to their nsefs;er into the service
OF the y 'f-tes, for supplies furnished or ta-
ken 70. ~fro"p3 in said service, and for hor-
seq, and other property lost, captured, or de-
stroyed in the military service OF the u States.
In these branches of business. he was almost
exclusively engaged, for more than fifteen
years.
To all Quarter Masters, Commissary, Ord
naEce, Engineers and Medical OH GERS, he Of
fers bis services for sucha preparation oftheir
accounts, as will greatly facilitate their pas
sage at the Treasury To any and ALL who
may think fit to avail themselves of his asss-
taBce in these, and in :aci, all military claims
and accounts, he offers an intimate practical
knowledge, and an experience as to time,
POSSESSED he believes, BY no one else in the
Country,
He will also attend to the purchase and
sale of lands in Maryland, Virginia, and tie
Southern States, the sale, or rent OF proper
ty. in the District of Columbia, and to any
business requiring the services Of an Ageot.
He conccives himself well enough known
throughout the Country, as to render unne-
cessary particular references. as to character
and capacity. Address
W. H. s. TAYLOR,
Agent and Attorney,
kimmell House, c. street,
Washir gton, d. c.
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Thackeray said the drollest thing he
heard while in this country, and the most
Enthusiastically American, was the re-
mark of q New Yorker "Oh, | have no
objection to England, Mr. Thackeray :
The only thing | should be afraid of would
be to 90 out at night there, lest | might
step off
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RESTAURANT.

II HAVE opened Restaurant; at Mill.
X Ncalc's Old Stand, Leonardtowu.
aud will keep constantly on hand a supply
of good Oysters and other del,cacies of the
season. My Bar will be supplied with
every variety of the choicest Liquors. aud
every effort will be made to please my Gus.
toners Terms strictly cash. The pub
lie are invited 10 give me call.
JOHN Y pOSEY.
Oc< 10, lS67-lm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-12-25

Ts Can you tell me how the word
saloon, is speltf' was asked Of cockney
by quizzical fellow.
''Ccrtaniy," said the Londoncr, with
look Of triumph, 'thcr"'s Il hess, and a
hay and a he'll, and two hoes, and hen.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-12-25

Txs- The following scene IS Lard IN
Gr.t-class hotel
Travclcr-I desire to be called at SIX
O'Clock
Clerk (with gold chain)-If you Will
ring the bell at that hour one of the boys
will attend to your case.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-12-25

A timid gentleman, some days ago, met
one of our bluff, burly doctors, who is
more noted for the force than the pollsh
Of his laneuagc when the following colo
quy ensured doctor, what shall take
Tor the ague 2 The ague Have you
got the ngue Z No We'll, take the
Arne first
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Attention.

TN VILE has just returned from the
Baltimore and New York markets
with a neavy additional stock of splendid
FALL. aud WtNrER GOODS. embrac-
every variety and description of LADIES
DRESS GOODS, which he is now selling
at prices Of unparalleled cheapness,. CNl,
examine and judge for yourselves.
Nov. u, 1867.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-12-25
80 WHITMAN g. SONS,
:. % and "a 5 Calvert ST., Baltimore Md.
Manufacturers OF
>orit,llturol Supplements
q ,S.VD .H.ICE-Iv ER ~
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN

= fAs,ytNaV ~ sVAsB u - ~
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
EEDS, FERTILIZERS aND AGRICUL
TURAI. iIARDW ARE.
SOUIIiER.N AGENTS FOR
"Duckeyc' Moving and Reaping Machines.
Wayoncr's Celebrated Grain and Gnano
Dnlls.
"Amcrican" Sugar Mills and Evaporators.
The .Swecpstake kes' 'rhreshcrs and Cleaners,
!. Grants Grain Cradles.
he Celebrated maryland" Wheel Horse
kes.
Mon,romcry's Rockawav Wheat Fans.
The "kcystone" Cider Mills.
IutcEiusnn's Family Wine and Cider Mills,
and a general stock Of implements and Ma
chircry, embracing nearly every var.tty In
Inc atuve Machines have all OF the latest
improvements, and are confidently recon-
mc,dcd as the best of the kind, III the coun-
try. .
Hepair;ng parts Of any Of The nb"re -nach'-
neru furnished and .Machines repaired at short
notice.
We have in store large and carefully Sc
,kstock of Garden, Field and Flower
Seeds which we confidently recommend As
fresh and rcuunc Send tor one OF our Seed
Catalogues, giving practical directions ter
pr,ntinr All varieties OF Seeds.
: Garden and Flower Seed. forwarded by
&.h.
Feb. 90, lS67-lyr.
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GUNS. RIFLES. PISTOLS.
Sporting apparatus,
AMMUNITION, &C., g. G.
Greatest variety. best quality, and lar
gest assortment in the city, WHOLE
SALE and RETAIL.
No. 81 SoUrH CALvsRr STREET. and
No. So CuEapsrpE. BALrIMoRE.
Iname in part. Fine Breeeh Leading
Double Barrel Bird and Duck Guns; Dou-
lbe and Single Barrel Muzzle Loading
Guns. at all prices Colts. Smith 4 Nes-
sons. Bacon's Darrengers Williamson's $
(some,hiug new Sharp's AMI other make
Of PISTOLS RIFLES of all
kinds fue POWDER FLASkS. SHOT
BELTS, GAME BAGS, Eley's Water
proof. G ID and Musket CAPS Eley's
ard Baldwin WADS; all kinds of CAR
TRIDGES; POWDER Of very best
brands SHOT; BALLS; aso material
for Gunmakers. lu fact, his facilities are
such that he can furnish any article iu the
line at sho,: notice Purcha asers may rely
on get,icg good article. A call is re-
spectfuly solicited.
ALEXANDER McCOMAS.
s ESTABLISHED lS43.
July 1, lS61-on.
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rt-, Il say, boy, is there anything to
shoot about here p inquired ! sportsman OF
i boy hc met.
"Wcn " replied the boy, "noihng just
about here, bat our schoolma~tcr IS just
over The Mil there cutting birch rods you
m ght walk up and pop him over
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-12-25

When is literary work like smoke ?
" hen it comes in volumes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-12-25

The palace keys at Madrid were so nu-
mcrous and large IN 90 that they weigh
Cd thousand pounds.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-12-25

Why is love like ducks foot :? Be-
cause 1t often Les hidden in the breast.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-12-25

Troubles are like babies-thcy grow
bigger by nursing. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-12-25

When is lawyer like donkey? When
he i drawing u conveyance.
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Real Estate Agent. \
SIMON J MARTENET,
SURVEYOR IND PUBLISHER OF The
MP OF M.fRIL.fND,
No. 6 South street. Baltimore Nd.

Eighteen Years at Surveying in Balttaose
and Iicinify.
"AVTNG during the past ten years sgi@ey-
l. ed the counties of the State and puytshed
numerous County Maps. and having wc-niiy
completed and published his large new Map
and Atlas of Maryland, he has row establish
ed u
REAL ESTATE AGENCY 70
Fer The Prosecution Of that Business IN o..
its Branches.
Will purchase, Sell, Exchange and Lease.
on commission, houses ard lots in Baltimore
city, and Country Seats, Farms, Plantations.
NJ neral and other lands IN ell the counties of
Maryland.
He cites mis- thorough acquaintance with the
city and most parts Of the State of Maryland, /,
through the before me"tioned experience IN re-
commentator of his facilties and advantages for
this business. Has the only full set OF large
maps of the counties of Maryland.
Will have extensive correspondence with
Real Estate Agents in the other cities and
throughout the Union. Send for circulars,
&c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-12-25

FOR S.7LE,
.Nartenei', Large .Nsto Map and Atlas Of Mary.
land,
(The only perfect MAP of the State ever
Published ia Inches LoRg,)
at S10a Copy lor either stfe.
UAlso, large County Maps of Ten Coun :
ties, and Pocket Maps of all the Counties. Col
ored in Election Distri;s, SEveSrY-FivE CENTS
and ONE DOLLAR each.
April 25th, lo67-ly
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Professional Notice.

TTNH E undersigned, Attorneys at Law and
j Solicitors IN Chancery, have, this 3rd day
OF July, 1896, formed a Copartnershp IN the
practice of their profession, under the name
and style of Combs & Downs. They will prac-
ice in the County Of Saint Mary's and the ad
omns Counties, and IN the Court o: Appeals.
Especial attention will be paid to the collection
of claims against individuals, the State, or the
Government.
References given, when required. Address
Combs & Downs, Leonardtown, 2. o., St
Mary's County, Maryland.
ROBERT C. COMBS,
JAS. S. DOWNS.
Ynsu 1866 Ix
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Professional Cards.
G.. FRED MADDOX, Col JAMES FOLK
Leonardtown, No. 81 n. Calvert ST..
Md. Md.
G. FRED MADDOX
AND
COL. JAMES POLK,
AltornleS at Law

General CIalm agents
WILL attend, punctually, 10 all business
w confided to their care, especially to
claims fr bounty and for Compensation for
Slaves enlisted in the military service of the
United States in the late war. As the mus
ter rolls of the coored troops FROM Maryland
are in close proximity 10 the off, asof Col
Polk, great facilities are afforded Nh, n in ob
tanning such record evidence as is essent!a
to claims for compensation.l
Dec 20, l866-tf.
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tbs Hraa,cAsx Ar sr. THoMAs.-our

THE HrRHiCANx Al Sr. THoMAs.-Our
Consul at ST. Thomas, under date of Octo-
Der 81 in writing to Secretary Seward says
the hurricane with which the island was vis.
tied on tho 2ath of that mouth was the most
frightinl OF any since 1887. The town, he
adds, is deserted. There is hardly house
with roof, aud hundreds are entirely de.
stroycd Our harbor is one scene of wrecks,
bu, none OF our men of war were there.
The Mononsaheia aud Marblehcad are AT
st. Croix, safe, up to November l. The
bodies of two hundred aud fifty sailors have
beeu washed sshore. Fortunately the hur.
ricane occurred in the dny--irom II until ..
II it had occurred al, night, the loss Of life
on shore would have becu righ,tul Every
thing possible IN being done for the relief Of
the poor. Tie Consul encloscs a list OF
disasters to shipping, SO far as could be as
ccralned. They were mostly couined TO
sailing vessels. OF tbosc suukcp belou sius
to British Owners thirteen were brigs and
.chooners, aud -four steamers, the crews Of
three of which were lost, numbering three
hundred u,ea. The Frcuch lost zinc; the
Spanish seven sailing vessels aud Que steam
CT, with two war steamers dsmsutie.l, with
| loss of life the Neneluclaus four, the DaucS
six, besides twelve or fiieeu others belong,
ing TO different Municipalities, including the
| American schooner Clinton.
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-Gsribaldi has beeu defeated "A, Two

--Gsribadi has bceu defeated at Tyoli
near ltome, aud he and his sons are prison.
ers. A despatch says that GU the morning
of the 4th Garibaldi, with three thousand
men, moved for Tiyoli to Join Nitrotra. -
The Papal Zouarcs had taken Tavoli at the
point Of the bayonet. Garihaldis forces
did not know this, aud were surprised by
seven battalions of the Papal army. support
ed by twelve guns. Fighting continued for
an hour. III the hottest moment Garibaldi
had to be dragged away from battle. His
troops retreated toward Monte Rotondo
pursued by the soldiers Of the Pope. Here
the fight was renewed and continued for
over two hours, when the GaribaldIs re.
treat became an utter route. On arriving
at tie Italian frontier Garibaldi's forces
surrendered their arms to the Italian troops
The same despatch says that the rev olu.ion.
airy movement is broken down all over the
territory. and there are rumors in Florence
TINT Garibaldi's mind "a affected. Garihaldi
and his TWO sons ore imprisoned ia one OF
| the piedmontese towns. The General claims
| that be is citizen of the United States, and
demands his rights as such. The French
and Italian troops have been recalled from
Rome. The French are to stop at Ciyita
feechia and there await the action Of Italy
4 call for a general conference Of the
European Powers has been issued by France
From London we learn that riots have bro.
ken ont among the lahoring classes at AK.
minister, where the premises of the corn
dealers were burned.
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"COMETH VI AS FLOWER is the title Of
an eutobiographica story Of the richest kind
just Issued by d. Appleton & Co., New
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It's sketches of scenery, and in the soilo.
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and melancholy, which are uttered by the
heroine. It is written by lady-a new hand,
and is said to be SO extraordinarily good,
that whenever you begin it you cannot lay
1t ao-.n again. .iii .is aven when it is finished
New York; D. Appleton & Co. Price, 60
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PETERsoSs MAGAziSE-We are in re.
ccipt Of this popular Iady's Magazine for
December. It's SPLENDID number, wih
two steel engravings, mammoth fashion
plate. n colored pattern in Berlin work. and
nearly fifty wood cuts of branding and other
patterns. and late fashions. The Publisher
says. that in 1867, "Peterson's Magazine
had more Subscribers than all the othe,.
Lndifs .Hagozine combined" The nam.
18th nth co!oreq fashions are the newest
aud latest, the principa.. EI!.or having gone
out to Paris to secure patterns in advance
About thousand pages of reading vii! he
given in 1868, when the Magazine will be
greatly improved The tetms will however
remuin t'co dollars u year to single subscr.
bers To clubs it is cheaper still, viz five
copies for $500, eight copies for $1,000, or
fourteen copies for $1,000 astonishiugly
Iow, 10 every person getting up a club lat
these rates the Publisher will send an er.
ira copy gratis. Specimens sen, If written
ior) to those wishing to got up clubs Ad.
dress, post paid, Charles j. Peterson, 306
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.