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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06

yin tntsrsRantsr Growb nm Gin 8ius rurr.
faTllt& in etnsm gsrittsbofe pom RaTa&uistts
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auT r~altltt ~csrIutist srtllIt p,retn muB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06
NOTICE OF FINAL sETrLEMrN2

NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEMENn D.
Public notice is hereby given 70 all ere. i
altors and oshers Interested i'm the eas,as Z.
o. 4. e. Stcigsr deceased, that I ,HsiIi
hske fin&i Settlement theresEat the ner,
tesin the Gasesaade Rrobsses Coasl Sta.
os neio , begun en- the third MONDAY
VI y eorusry next atths courthouse in he
J. FELDMANN,
Guardian and Curator Of
Z. O. Sseieer dsc.d
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06
Sprue @aicbinsn,Gp,
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Sastlten NIB Gabrifantra.
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tas sinass arsu, tu Gtuul,sion un> liz aaoIetr
Mtr0ias Turrtu IN Ter pariRr NusItluna Don
1857 Ten emstita,. Ftn Mdtmajdin.n at.r 81
Mittem'rt:r ,%usltant, Iaut tart,Iittm Te,,t
SttpHtn;!itt i'm nIeaiam l)nutrit!" (stm o.
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Lisraas lsn :. Suit 1862.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06
NeriteiQerun0'

EM snta8stn Is ds4ssAs 1860 I,.;:s
sr naistsrApsse asi i,ise 6arss az - n"s
9st.t ittu' iaasssasa 6afn. sas 0ssiss n.
ratei&afttn, nttf 8tst as ben 8ptafs,.S.ss
'eFasiss'a- 2asfsaisf aas tsL&e sinssiessas Z
3atHn GxAs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06
NOTICE OF NNiS SETTLEMENT.

Pubse Rotice Is hereby given to al
creditors and others Interested in The
essa;c IT Frits Nrstermaker decd, tLal
VII. MAKE Final settlement thereof at the
next form of the Gaseonade Probate Court
TO d held aui b-gUn oa tho third Monday
IN February next ST Tho courthouse IN the
town OF Hermann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06

tnnnflists u,tsGiltntatntn
barren I'st tsiH Gsn8rs5 aniu6.n Tin llntsrfasuns
tn @tls une sanei&,ntans.n s.aa&t. rnp ra
uunssrt man fitinV&. no ras Sch Der 8.si.ruaa
bI.itt 81 ss nitt sins @Ganr., Sas eas eOlI
SsusrH ttsabt'n mus. I'M isne r,i9.r geOnO-
s'''F'n NOD rsi&sr ~ ma&.si
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06
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Notice Of final a.ts,S-.--

Public notice is hereby given, "a Al
cseoitors And others in~tsrsa.sdE III tks
estate OF W. Plummsr dessd. 3Aatl viii
make final Settlement shsrsof q. the nsx,
term oithe Gasconade Prsba,e Caurt.4oVS
neio and begun en- the bird NSs9sv
oi feor9ary next at the cosrx h6sss isr,hs
town of Hermann. : 's'H'
WILHRLMIFE sRLUMMxR
Admx. oi-E. ". PtummsrS "a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06
STATE of1AIssOURI JIG
r cean'y OF GasevnAd. !, ,,,...
In The PHShaa. g.. lIlta

IN me PROBATE Coartr 4aAgsIy Tern
a ID. 1869, IAaaary lid IlSs.
Ordered BY the Cour.. thai .shs Y.fns
and Times OF hOldig ihis, ,Eourt b.. and
hereby are changed from ina .Te,nS auG
Tins heretofore ss:stlYkad, 10 The Third
(3d) Mondays in the MYnaks Of rssruary
May. August aid -v.mbsr N zach yeas
and .ha. a copy s,this order b. pustlsh.d
Tor ;wsAiy days "a The Hsrnsnn Veil sLIstt
q paper printed and publishsd in he
ooan'y Aforesaid, and III ,,Pas,sg J.p sx
Ps'I,sd COPE. % TIN. s.i.t.i ~ Pahlo,Hl.oss
A true copy Of IL. ord. ,,.in:ss "a
IL. ST ouo!', ? 49,
EDWARD KEtfR.. Clefk.
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Ncftee IF SnaL Excitement.

Public Notice is hereby given to all Gre
dltorS and others Interested III aLe estate
CT Joseph P Brown iced, hat ! will
mako Final Settlement thereof at the next
term CT the G~asconade Probate Court. ia
be held and bcsaa on tho third Mopdar
February . at the courthouse in the
own of Herman. ~
,Nha' NANCY z. BROWN. ~
5 Almx- ofJosoph P. ."roWn d~acease
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06

sinss- Naturalization Burgers IN elmer Stsq. sr-
foist. bic nisma's susOr sin s~stOrsnsr CsntI&sr
~tttIftrtt sat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06
Autier of :StuaI Settlement.

Public Notice is hereby gwen to all Gle
ditors aho others Interested in the estate
OF }. X. Brown dec aseI, that I will
make Final Settlement thereof al the nex
term of the Gasconade Probate Court, to
be held and begun on tie third Monday m
February next at The courthouse In ,hs
towl of Hermann.
MARTIN S. BROWN,
Adlnr. Of J Il Brown decd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.
PuiFs ue.ice - hereby given 10 all ofe
ditoss nd others Inieres interesteA IN IN.
estate ee George C. oCartor deceased, W.
! Will make Final Settle meni thereof !
the nsxtterm efitke Gsseonado Prooa'
Court, 70 be held and begun on the thII
Monday in February q st the eourths1'
in the town Of Hermann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-06
julius HUNDuAUSEN.
u bpufat ,,nb Rptnr.

~rnpTs6lt F6 CUR gsrrsuns az IN itn Sad
itl,a.nesr @sitdits.
Sifs SO 2 6rrnt etrnFs Ssrmann DO asasn
ltsr POM @purt bOuis. SiFes Stunem rem 10
ubr u. u. bic 4 ubr 9. M.
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FINAL S~ETTLEWFNT-

Jubilee Neiee is hereby given teo.A
erssitors and others inherited in the ssts,.
OF Ciellens Scheideeker deed thai i" w;ii
make Final Settlement On the merit t..s
ct the Gassonads Probate Court to be -
and began on the Sd Monday in, Fsbruar,
next at the courthouse inahe tow i Hs1
a ',' I'VE
WILHELMINA sCHEIDecRN !.
Admiaistranrix.s,
BY George Klings, Attorney s.infae,
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-07
NOTICE.

Dscsmbsr l. 1853
In Bankruptcy-Tbs notice issusd from This once shas
John THORNHILL hes nisd his petition v - declared
bsnhrupt the partner Of h W. Esn vas Issued fonsh
nistaka Il should have bssn Hsnp Thsrnhm -
sAA.'''' ~ I. LoEw. Dspusy Csrk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DANKING HOUSE OF SAMUEL SMITH
ID Co. New Orleans, February !, Is69-Msssrs. .. H.
HATC q and CHARLES KILSHAW have an tnterestin oui
NJ N nom anu ~'''' ' SAMUEL SMITH 4 90.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-07

~, s1s dss.s 1870 g,..s
0Iops saF;. AlnO,a sssi G..ay s',sSi. r.sss SSs
nsnts' sueh = Cspads Flower, 01h LssysA Lgn~, D.a
phins Dseorsssd foys CesssgssA rsng fspsn Z. osaa
e. ana Nsv Iss rrsssess Qensssgass q e hs .
prlsans Il
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-07

TIE WIDOW OF ONE OF THE OLDEST
Citizens and Merchants of New Orleans, would Ike TO
meet with family where she could have home and make
oreof the family which she would give In return thoss
utts secomplshmsn she posssssss. She veil educated
German lady and BEEN In this country fourteen years.
she also speaks French and English fusntly and also
good housekeeper. Address this onica
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-07

- Essay. for Young Men, On he sr ,s Re
vev Of treatment and cure sent ~ mail Tree OF
charge Address Howard Association Box Fhiadepns,
Pennsylvania
- BatcheIor's Bair Dye-This Splendid
HAIR d. the best In the world the only true and per
feet reliable nstantaneous NO rdicuous
tnts IN sfects Of bid dyes invigorass AID
leaves he beautiful Black Brown SO BY
All Druggists Perumers and properly applied AZ Batch
elor's " X Factory, is Bond street, New York
- Erring but Noble. SelEHelp for
Young Men, who have erred desire better manhood
.~,nrn ths nostaee Address PdILANTHOS,
'e'A ~ Box p, Philadelphia Penn
once OF DeBsw's Review ia foy-
sr~a street New Or busness ~
~ sddrssssd 10 W. NJ BURWELL
'A'-s - Editor DeBow's Review.
nEELeR LONG STAPLE COTTON,
As prolific any other Upland Cotton, and any per cent
more In the market.
800 bushels of the SEED for sale BY a
JNo. DE BLoIs.
No. IS Canal street
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-07

ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEArER.
Unusually Strong Pro for this wsek-An Alienation
Of Attractions.
nncupce. that Successes season UNDER
THE GssLIoHf and The LASoAsHIRE LASS. win be
-, Mn SIn.l and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS February
Under the 0aslight;
With Its Great Original and Only Genuine Railroad Scsue
Tut sDAY and THURSDAY EvENISGs-Byrons Re-
Laneashire Lass.
FRIDAY FvENIf G-Beneht OF W. r. Floye.
ST.CHAKLEsT HEATKR-sT.o HARLEs ST
sunday Evening, February q, 1850.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF Our LorrA AND
GLORIOUS BEN DEBAR
The performances win commsncs with the FEW ALE DE
IEoIiyE, in which LoTTA viii assume SIX different
PoCAHoNfxsA ie' winch horiA anu DEN shoA"A M
est Sensation Drama Of AFTER DARK wSica viii Be pro
dueed With new scenery. new music and thrilling tableaux
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MASK BALL WILL BE
Given at the St Charles Thester,
Mardi-Gras Night, February o.
60, Gerard Ssss. stiiA VIZ sM.phy esp5ss osnas
g w, scpsT. FL Jewell :. 9. Johnston.
". benBadOD.
H' ss Sssl'''' Bs esss3:G y;.f %';.
reiss 8 Agpesiion '' fof l.ss. invitations can b.
made at the Box Office or to any Of the managers.
NEW OPERA HOUsE-BoURBoN STREET.
v..ar. Grand sSs S::., .s:..
10 conclude BY Vaudeville in three acts,
Lxs DLux MILLS BLAscs.
Doors open at O'Clock, Performance commences atI
Monday s. THn HuGUEsors-orsnd Opera BY Meyerbeer.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-sT. CHARLES ST.
THE GREAT SEN sATION,
HUMPTY DUMPTY!
TONY DENlER ...cLowN.
LESLIE HARLEQUIN.
SLOAN ss.......
AuRIoLE .ooLuMBINE.
eALLETT1. ANroNISo. oHERIBELLL
AND ~
MONS ST. oDY, oARDILLE AND szoLLossY
Grsnd Ballet.
HuNPTY DUMPTY MATINEE SATURDAY NOON.
Box Once open from - t0trn DSc5s open =. nigh.
seats secured n advance for night during the
CRESCENT CITY MUsEUM.
40 AND AZ ST. CHARLES STREET.
THE FASHIONABLE FAMILY RESORT.
AsToNIsHIsG HUMAN WONDERS
Tho wonderful Amphbious Man, the Bearded Lady the
Beautiful Circassian Lady the Lputian Queen the Living
Skeleton vionlst, the Bohsmisn Glass Worker.
A LARGE MENAGERIE
An Avay Of Rare and Beautiful Birds Dens Of Monster
serpents, Tribes Of Monkeys Apes and Balloons.
CuRIosITIEs FROM ALL PARTS OF THE GLOBE,
THREE GLASS STEAM ENGINES
And countless array interesting curious
Doors open from A r. until 10 P.n.
Admission-5O cents; children, IS cents
LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
DRAWING OF LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY FOR FEBRUARY e.-oLAss &C.
lalsIutls7l 10 II u Is
l6 lsI 81 81 ~ $ So 81 IS "a 20 20 = =
The shove drawings are Published In all the principal
papers and are drawn In public Ssy a. the looms o. the
COr N
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BALLS--BALLS.

CONTINENTAL BENEVOLENT Asso-
CITATION
~ r-, VIII give their i-.
ANNUAL DRESS, FANCY DRESS AND MASK BALL,
February es. at Odd Fellows, Hall.
MANAGERS:
George Clark. SIN. Todd. A W. Merriam,
j. q. Fleming. John Leefe, Z Blessey.
r, M DeDmsn. Thomas Murrs y, John Slemmer,
Jas MeCloskey, II. II. Stanley, Chas e. II I'll,
Jno Paisley, George Purves, T. r. hedges.
o. W. Gould, J. o. Nixon, J. L. Gubernster
Gerard Stith, Geo. W. Hynson, Jshn ]. Daniels,
II. @ Mackey, Geo. w. Race A. beals,
A. W. Boeworth, G. A. LAbuxsn, p. Bidwen,
John Clark, H. Bidwell, J. Kttrsdge
j. H. Sherman, r. NJ Pasteur, j. Shaw,
r. r. swssey, McIntire, Askew,
Daniel Edwards, Benjamin Hyvson, 1hos Hassam,
j. 3. Mcclure, n II. Waters, Z. w. Botnick,
I Pendergrast, John Livingston, T. r Brady.
J. W. Brigham, A. DeSoa, ]. o. DeOsstros
David Calder, VIM Pierce. A. Mcneil
A. Psrle Jacob Smith, John Puryes,
Asa Payson, K Collins H. T. HUI,
Robert Tiiford, VIM Gibson, Lowd Walden,
James ID. Tildsn, Nat Lytie. Walter Perry,
H. j hitney, Geo. Knower @. H. Phillips,
VIM Tenbnk, James Davis, ]. II. Collin,
4 N. Montgomery, A. Hysms, W. 2. Hodkfns,
B Segsr, VIM Henry, NJ. Carvin,
Thomas Freelsnd. d. FitswiIiam.
Applications for ladies' Invitations 10 Bssssy.
Treasurer No. IS Csrondelst street, or TO John Fleming
Secretary No. IA Poydras street.
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NOTICE..........N OTICE......,


...NOTICE......r....NO
The following NOTES have been mailed In rev York
S nay n or n' eas
9ss e Sy
pssseon q four Notes dated December ls 1885, due
OK Nos zoos 1906 1907 lOoS each of $780, p.raphed
C. aNoss. dated 18th January 1865 of 5000 EACH
Notes dated same date $500 each January g. 80
'S'' ssss Y''''''d BY Charles Oa'''' ROCK
cOO REWARD LOST AT TIE KrsA
CSn' s g y ss sSs9 Is. S Osa n. rs
cvs the above reward by leaving the ring at Crescent office
7 osT-oN THE 2orH INST. A BLACK AND TAN
IL TERRIER DOG Said dog Is shout le months old sad
him g SIS Apollo stree. f.~ard Ps.:; vi + Psd
T OsT CERTIFICATE-OER No
BANK Of New IsoS
application for renewal Of same having been made to
'''' ''" 'A''' '-' '''- " -''" LEON BoHxEcAzs.
BOARDING.
ReOMs WITH scAEg 3, ONE LARGE .al5
door from St Joseph Day BoardsIs accommodated Rsf
epces exchanged
Doors, OR ROOMS AND BOARD.
N Can be obtained at IS Bourbon street.
DOARDING-ELEaANr FURNISHED APART.
1ad ne Of in
Apply stl46 St. Joseph street
CIKsT class B0AKDIle-oNE Oh TWO
sstisn !, Ss Camp ma Robin ;Isss :DDS:Iss
and surrounded By sztsnsivs uosnd ms stzsss cars
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-07

fhs AK1oH FIAHo roKrH declared By ths ysdss = "a:
ate The American Institute. held IN September and
ctober 1857 70 the bsst piano exhibition, and aer
ss trial ordered By the American Instituts With the Pianos
sSths succsssful exhibitors the as Exposition, do
syed bv tbeir Judges the best Piano 70 the
IGEfTS WANTED Firstclass and responsible Agents
vsntd IN svsy dty and vhes have already
pointed thsm-
Dslancy sfrost. uew rork nANNEh w.
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Application for ladies' invitations 10 be made Bsssey.
Treasurer No. IS Csrondsst street, TO John O. Fleming
Secretary, No. IA Poydras street.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

THIFtEs THAT HAD NEGyF-An ounce
# pluck Is worth regiment of hr~isa.;a-
men. \ little ner7e. coolus,S. pluck
ri decision have carried men safely
through difficulties iusurm ous.tabe. IN
I'll probability no persons possess nerve
to greater degree than d. hank robbers
and persons e that class, who We ~ By
Idb0-, but by their wits. and operations
which succeed from holiness. n. long
since, man stood il Wall street hank.
with bag in his hand, containing $40
900 in gold 4 -entiemaniy-looking man
With his bat off, sad 10 thc Que who held
the gold Let me lift it: I'll guess.
within half an outcc Of its weight"
The person addressed mechanically
handed the bag to the applicant. VINO At
once ran out doors AMI was soon lost in
the crowd, while the losor never saw II
again. On seeing him with his hat of,
he thought him clerk in the bank, \
gentleman standing by saw the thief re-
move his hat and hang it on hook, when
he too supposed him TO be some one con-
nected with the bank, and said nothing.
Some years bee person entered the
Importers a9i1 raders' Bank. New York,
in broad day 1t, took off his coat, put
On buster, s,S-k pen behind his ear,
and then walked deliberately past clerks,
and telcrs. aud cashier, and pushing the
president aside. who stood talking with
some of the directors. entered the vault
and helped himself TO the largekt package
Of money he could find and walked out
unmolested no one suSpecting that any
thing was wrong till he was off aud out
Of sight
A few months agoin y. w York 4 Lcarso
drove up TO the door of mansion. 4
gcnseel Young man rang the bell aud in
CURED fer the man that lived there but
he was down town. He said the hearsc
contained a coffin in which were the re-
mains Of the daughter Of the occu-
pant Of the house. who had just
died at school IN Connecticut. The ser
wants at the house had heard nothing of
the matter, but helped the driver bring
the coffin INTO parlor, and at the -uc-
gestion Of the young man, who sald he
was teacher, sent one of their number
to the gentlcmans place Of business TO
inform him Of the sad news. The teach
er remained in the house to tell him the
particulars, but when the man arrived
tue teacher had gone, and about $4,000
worth of jewclry kept in the bureau cas-
kets had gone with him. The coffin was
opened and found to be filed with \ beech
log.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

DIsrAsrs OF PorlrRy &. cor-esron-
dent, Writing to u. from Arenltlphia.
Ark. Nay i, 1869, says:
L see in the Baltimore E?is>opa NJ Nh
niist an advertisement Of 4 remedy fov
L ;s>ases Of poultry. ALLOW me to sug-
cest remedy to Re usei for cholera By
those VII, are unable 10 obtain the above
mentioned rem iy It i simply copper
as-fei IN dough, or put into their wa'er.
II will prevent aud cpre certain. Evrry
other remedy that have tried has failed
but this never-and have hal large ex-
porionce
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

Frrr<1s p KrxnTEs. To ANIMALS
Il have great f'i'h. s2rs correspor-
?ent of he Py7c'aod Form~r, in the
education Of animals.
Il believed IN thc eFicacv Of tho rem
lie touch Iong before I knew of Rsrcys
rne,hod III. srrcess has been bur con-
frra.ion oF nv theory Il nav he SCI
DOWN rs fixed fact that whenever horsc
or COW or m OK is timid and shv-wlll
not allow n person 10 approach or handle
unless it is so situated that it cannot cs-
c,rc-a wrong svafem of treatment has
been PURSUED. The animals Of the farmer
arr naturally disposed to be doclle and
tTocrionatc. They recognize the hand
ana voice IF ! friend alrost"as soon IS a
human being would, ard manifest Their
affection in variety Of ways, which none
but the kind master Of keeper viii CO
serve. Have you 10: seen t-am-ters who
could manage sheir teams by aott WORT
far better than others could DO by blows
or harsh words7 / have. Have you
not seen nlkmsid approach COW with
bucket ~ittodt the slightest evidence of
disposition on the part of the animal to
cvadc her. And have you not seen the
same COW mike every effort to escape
from theenext nfilkmaid who approaches
her, have. and the reason was that
the first had always treated her kindly
and gently, while the latter had pursued
the opposite method Animals almost
invariably partake Of the character of
their masters The kind, gentle and con-
sidcrate master will generally have kind !,
gentle animals while the rule impetu-
Gus and cruel master viii rarely TAI to
hive ANIMALS whose dispositions will mate
with his own. l. not gentleness the true
method I think so. God has given
those poor brutcs for our use they MN
istcr to our wants, are patient and IN
complaining. and certainly deserve such
treatment at our hands as will show that
We properly appreciate the kindness of the
Almighty in giving them to us for the
purpose Of adding to our comfort.
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Dean Swift proposed t, tax female beau-

Dean Swift proposed to tax female beau-
ty, and T. leave every lady to rate her
own charms. He said the tax would be
checrtully paid. and very proiuctjve.-
Fortencllc thus laintiiv compliments the
sex when be compares woman and clocks
the latter to serve TO point out the
hours, the former to make Us forget them.
The standards 0 beauty IN woman vary
with those ofta.tc Socrates csl.el beau
" shor,-livei tyranny Plato, priv
lee Of nature Th-oPtrastGs, 4 silent
cheat; Theocritus. 4 delightful prcju-
lice C.rneades, solitary kingdom
and Aristotle affirmed that it Wa better
than all the letters Of recommendation in
the RID.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

4 PK4cu TREE PRESCRIPTION. -Acor-
respondent, hearing complaints from al
quarters that the peach trees are failing,
advises the following treatment First.
kill the borer, then break up the ground
slightly about the trees, and spread re-
fuse fax-stalks or fax straws, far enough
to cover all its roots. The experiment
has been tried on an old, languishing
peach tree with great success. 1t soon
recovered, pushed out vigorous shoots,
aud was loaded with larger ami better
fruit than ever before" Or, in other
words. kill the insects and mulch the soil.
Just so This treatment will be found
10 succeed with other fruit trees as well
IS the peach = Hcar:h and Hoae-