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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-08-13

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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-08-13
An Extraordinary Operations
The Wonders Of Modern Surgery.
Hhn T.3hu

INV A>s1@s s~Os s~sseS~sU Ok>~s ~SS~~s~
The Wonders Of Modern Surgery.
From the Chicago Tribune.
Probably the most astounding surgical
operation ever performed on the American
Continent has recently been made In this
city by DR.. g. d. Bsebe. The circumstances,
- we gather them from the husband of the
patient, are briefly these: Mrs. J. B. Childs,
residing at Lee Centre, Illinois, came to this
city on visit, and was stopping on Sanga.
mon street. While there she became aware
that an old rupture, from which she had suf-
fered from time to time for several years,
was likely to give her trouble, and sum-
moned medical aid. DR.. L. Dodge was called
who requested that surgeon he summoned,
and DR.. Beebc was sent for: A careful ex.
animation of the case revealed the fact that
the intestine involved in the rupture had al.
ready mortified, and to allow this to remain
would inevitably destroy the woman's life.
He, therefore, decided 70 remove 70 much Of
the intestine Is had undergone deoomposi-
ton. and, by securing the extremitics of the
sound intestine, to preserve the unfortunate
lady's life. Assisted by Drs L. Dodge, ].
8. Mitchell, and A. g. Beebe, this danger
Gus and difficult operation was accordingly
performed, and Josr feet siz inches of the in
testine rere remored from lie patisnrs body,
and may now I've seen, preserved in alcohol,
in DR.. Beebc's office. The operation COM
pleted, the abdomen was carefully stitched
up, the patient enjoined to preserve perfect
quiet, aud to abstain from solid food. Thir-
teen days have now elapsed, and astounding
a. It may seem, the good lady has well nigh
recovered. being now allowed the freedom
of her room and generous dict, which ID
heartily rclished. What will not the sur
9eons do next?
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-08-13

DEATH OF BLAzE.-JO00 BatIy, OetteI
known - Old Blaze, 70 long stage agent
in Nevada, California, died in that place
july 18th. He Va. - fellow Of infinite
jest; Of most excellent fancy" II al the
droll and comical things he ever said were
published, the book would put u shame
half the works Of modern humorous writera
He wss given TO drawing conclusions such
- no one else could ever think Of, and In
repartee he was wonderful As specimen
Of bis whole life We win reproduce, . near
as we can, the scene, that transpired between
him and James Hsyworth on final settle
ment Hayworth was President of the Cal.
ifornia Stage Company, and !" Blaze" was
the company's agent at Nevada Hayworth
said: Blaze, you have overdrawn your
account to the amount Of sixteen hundred
dollars. In consulting with the company
directors, they instructed me to say to you
that In consideration Of your long and faith
full service they would throw of half the
amount and be satisfied If you would refund
eight hundred dollars" This IVES Blaze's
opportunity. Reaching over hs took and
wrung Hayworth's hand, and In broken ut-
tersnces, exclaimed, s. Mr. Haywosth, the
magnanimity Of the company almost over
whelms me, but in consideratisn Of the
length Of time you have kept No employed,
and to show you that nod-dstags company
that ever existed can excel ne In magma
nimity, will throw OF the other half and
call Il square with themr aHaywosth gaye
II up. May the flowers grow green Over
poor BlazclF oa fsd s4isqHsi - hsia sasast
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-03-11
THE RIVERSIDE FOR 1869.

fH1S favorite magazine for the young an
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tceable features Of the coming volume
!. New Stories. contributed especially to the
"RIvERsIDE in advance Of their tubca-
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Andersen.
2. A Serial, White and Red" CT thrilling
adventure and humorous scenes amongst
our Northwest Indians. By Mrs. Weeks,
author Of 'Ainsee."
Stories from Spsnser and Chaucer. By
the author Of the popular stories from
Shakespeare.
4 Papers on Invention and Art how statues
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s Hunting in South africa Streets OF Con
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3 Life oa the Prairie. Port Cravon's Young
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Exquisite Fairy Picture. and Puems,-
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Z illustrations Of the Bible, History, Natural
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Tbs list Of writer. for the RIVERSIDE" in
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days Author OF Seven Little Sisters, ctc
4 yJN- psqs Frontispiece and number Of
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YDhis Guano is especially commended to
the Planters Of ST. Mary's county, as
ssual if not superior to any manure not ex-
c.pting Peruvian Guanol in the production
Of Wheat Of superior quality and equal tc
Bone dust, The best Planters in Maryland
and Virginia attest this. For many years
ra,t quantities of this Guano has been sold
greatly improved sine, the lear, It has met
With unqualified approval. The Ammonia
and Phosphate Of Lime are properly propoT-
toned 70 perfect crop and add value to land.
No such manure can he produced 10 promote
the growth of grdSS-improvement must
therefor foilow--we Use nothing bat best ma
tenal and all Planters are invited 10 inspect
orr material and manufacture.
4 tria' ef this valuable Guauo is earnestly
..lstel. Circulars attesting can be had
>, application 70 ths undersigned or aSen-
sies.
AA CONTAINS equal parts of Peruvian and
phosuhat;c Guanas A, and Srds each
with Alkaline Substantially prepared
and Drv-adapted to Drilling or Broadcast
in strong sacks Of II TO the ION OF 1000 lbs.
"A so A, $50. Cash or equivalent
Used in same quantity IS Peruvian Guano
..r acre. reference TO community generally
anScexsumers Of nay compounds.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-03-11

HNHE above well known House has re-
\ Gently been opened by c. P. Barnard,
formerly of the American Hotel, Washing
ton, D. c.. AID has capacity to accommo-
date over hundred people with LODGING.
and has capacious and nicely furnished
rooms for families. Connected with the
House also is ladies' dining room. The
strictess order is maintained and accomrno-
dating servants always at call The House
is open at all hours. The advantage OF :
Hotel upon the plan Of the Sherwood House
is, that the guest can accommodate the price
OF his living to his own wishes, paving only
for what he gets The Sherwood House has
recently been newly furnished and rehtte6.
ard being in central and business part OF
the city, offers unusual inducements to ira
vellers. A fair trial is asked, and patronage
from St Mary, county solicited.
CP BARNARD,
Agent.
sept. 10, Is67-tf.
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Lar CO-Partnership.

THE undersigned have formed law CO
partnership under the name of Maddox
& Crane. They will practice in TIE Courts OF
St. Marys and the adjoining counties and
also in the Court OF Appeals.
Especial attention paid to the collection OF
claims against individuals, the Stale or the
Government Prompt attention gwen to ali
business entrusted to their charge.
Address. Maddox & Crane, Leonardtow
ST. Mays county, Md.
G. FRED. MADDOX.
j. PARRAN CRANE,
Dec. %, ls67-tf.
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\. S. HILL.
HARRIS FORBES

\, S. HILL. HARRIS FoRH
Or Coy. appointed Secretary OF INC ''~
rior. came fret into public life from GU
rcn. Trunball county Ohio, as State ~
tor. in 1860. Being an able lawyer, Ios
having thorough classical educa- ios
he served with marked ability. He OH
ried Miss Finney, daughter Of the an
,!lent Of the Obarlin University but ca
.eech made by him at that point gave Il
It umbraga to the deYotees Of taaaa- W.
an
a the spring of 1851 h. was commits VI
cd as coloael Of a regimen: OF Ono ~;
,n.ecrs. AMI was promoted, from time "a
inc for honorable service, until ne
,hed the grade of major general.
'or considerable time he had com -
ID Of the Military Department OF the g
.. Lavin. his headquarters at Cino'n- 'f'
The duties 81 the position be dis 50
RED uita marked executive ability -
lie Governor Of Ohio, in 1868, he IA
te letter upon the polit'cai situation,
-b.ch b. endorsed he position Of ~
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" HEARTH and HOME, =

w f shall issue on or before Janua
w ~ next, the first number of Ru
raj and Family Paper-to be published
thereafter Weekly. and to be devoted ts
all that pertains to Country Life in it,
brcadest sense.
1t will rot be partisan or sectarian.
1t will be called
HEARTH AND NOME,
and will he under the general EditoriaI
charge of Mr. DONALD G MITCHELL; while
It's Home and Fireside Departments will
be subject to the supervision of Mrs HAIR
RET ByEcuER Stowe, ,cho ,ciU also con-
tribute regularly TO every number.
A large corps of associate Editors,
high reputation in their special depart
meuts, has been enlisted in support of this
enterprise and no labor or expense will
be spared to make our paper-in subject
matter as well rs llustration-worthy Of
place in every household in the land
PETTINGILL. BATES L CO,
ProprietoEs, 5. Park Row,
New York.
Nov IS, -tos
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Slave Registration Notice.

fIlHE time for the Registration of Slaves
having been extesded TO May, 1869,
notice is hereby gwen 10 all interested, thar
will be in Leonard,owR on the 2nd
TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH
until the expiration OF the time named
above iot The performance OF my duties IN
der the law Parties ST distance who NAV
be unable to visit Leouardtown. co the times
named. viii be waited upon a, their residence
ii thew desire 1t aud will write to me 10 that
eject a, Ieous!d;owr = ofhcc.
G 3 DENT.
Save Resis,yator.
g. - SCI
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professional! Cards.
Professional Notice.

TNHE undersigned, Attorneys at Law and
i Solicitors IN Chancery, have, this Ord day
Of July, 1896. formed Copar'nershlp IN the
practice of their professlor- under The name
and style OF Combs & Downs. They VII prsc-
ice in the County OF Saint Mary's and the ad-
dining Counties, and in the Court o: Anpesis.
Especial attention viii be paid 10 he collection
Of claims agaIns, individuals, The State, or the
Government.
References gwen, when required. Address
-anbs & Downs, Leonardtowa, P. o., 81
Mlry's County, Maryland.
ROBERT C. COMBS,
JAS. S DOWNS.
Ju.y S, lseG-iy.
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JAS. II. WILSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Leonardtoira, Nd
Has commemorative practice of his profes-
sion in L&onardtown ST. Mary's county. Nd
and viii promptly attend to any fus'n ess
entrusted to his care. He may always be
found at the Office Of the Commissioners
Court
Dec IA, ls65-ti
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COMPLETE Ma y L r L g.,
AAsCFAcTCsKD EY Henry BowKs,
ADELPEIA,
aADE FROM
Super Of Lime, 4 M
monia and Potash.
WARRANTED FREE IRON AFCLTEsATIoS.
Packed in Bags Of 200 lbs. each,

Has raised good crons Of Wheat. Corn. Oats
Potatoes, Grass. Cotton, Tobacco and fese-
tables of all kinds Formers tco",d do 'ref
to inquire OF the nearest dsaier IN fertilizers a.
to he results s6tained from the use Of Com
piete Honlve. The growing crops OF Wheat
at this time, freely attest its virtues.
RECOMMENDED BY
Rooh & Garrett, Chemists, PhAada.
Williams &. Moss, Chemists, Philada.
Elton Buck. Chemist, New York.
And BY all WHO have used il ap to ibis time
We have numerous testimonials to the ct
feet that it is an invaluable Ferllzer. and r
recommend it highly as top dresser o
Wheat and Grass.
DIXON, SHARPLESS 4 co.
SOLE AGENTS,
SO South Water and 40 South Warves.
PHILADELPHIA.
For Sale sy VIM REYNOLDS,
70 South Street,
BALTIMORE Md
81 JOHN cROOESHANKS,
ST INIaoE's: NIB.
April ?, lS6S-ly.
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MANDATORY!
VIM. BR AVS RI AW & S SONS,
SlMPSONNiLLE,
Howard County,

Howard County,
Nd.
NGsaufse.urs7s Of CLOTH, BLANKETS
Vl aud WOODEN GOODS generally.
Wooi bought st the highest marke; pri-
20. or taken IN exchange for goods.
re patronage Of the people OF Southern
Maryland is respectfully solicited aaa ss'is-
tact;on Is warranted ia ali cases.
references given when desired.
.u.1>i :. S-u.
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TO 20 =
~CSAa :.
''THE AGF.n
CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS
4 Daily and FfeEy Democratic Jour
aol IN Philadelphia.

Improvements IN Ererg Department,
Political. Literary, Commer-
cial Financial and -4qricaltura!
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c. Z r ON | c. A.

TIVE truly great Remedy oftle qge' Itneeds NC
Il further recommendation than a TRIAL OF
its virtue. Its action is both general and speci
fc, completely renovatiug the System hence It's
immense value in curing Scrofula All Skin
diseases; Dyspepsia; Debility; Rheumatism Bron-
chitis; EnteritiS Suppression; Jaundce; Ague;
Diseased Bones &C; and nearly every durable
form of disease. For obvious reasons, no Whole
sale agencies are established. All orders must
be enclosed to the Proprietor Dr.. H Rogers,
No. 81 Chew St, Baltimore Md, and then the
genuine article viii certainly be furnished. Mos,
erS.
RETAIL Price 81 90 per. bottle, with full d.
rections. Sent free 10 any address on receipt OF
price Wholesale Price $500 per, dozen also
sent free.
Sept 10, lsss-:m.
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Boa ding House.

AIRS. MARY r. BRiSCOE has remov
I'll ed her Boarding House TO Nc. s.
North Calvert Street. Baltimore.
Arm, .5,lsss-9E.
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adhered to. Drafts on Philadelphia, or
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the Publishers, being safer, arc pretera-
bic to any other mode of remittance. All
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NOTICE..

IN ri E undersigned take this method ofinform
i ing the public that they are still associate,
together IN the Carpenters business, and vii
contract for the building of Houses OF ever,
description. All work will be executed, witt
dispatch, and, IN all contracts for Dw slhns.
s.ecial attention will be paid &c BrickIayir,
Plasterins ar d Painting.
All orders addressed 20 them at Leonardtown
Md. twill receive prompt attention
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&C,
NJ. so Light Street Wharf. Baltimore,
Gives personal attention 10 the lnspectio
of Tobacco Will make prompt reiurss. sn
Gil orders with dispatch.
march l9, ls6S-ly.
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The stock is oue oi the IA: gest to be found
IN the District. nearly all of it beng made
up for Mr. II.
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Persons ordering by mali. need only state
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Clothing to tit All ages from twc years re.-
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JAS. II. S. GIBBONS,
COMMITS SIN NERO H AN

for the sale OF
TOBACCO.
GRAIN,
The New York herald., 1869-02-26
THE STATE CAPITAL.
The Metropolitan Excise I.aw-Thc Tenure
Of Once Law and the Republicans.

The Metropolitan Excise T.aw-Thc Tenure
OF once Law and the Republicans.
ALBANY, Feb. %, 1869.
The present condition OF the Metropolitan EXCISE
law does not promise a very speedy settlement Of
the movement tending TO its repeal or modification.
In nv despatch last night gave the general points
of the bills which are now occupying the attention
of the committee illustrated by the language and
arguments OF the gentlemen who advocate certain
notifications. Mr.. Bliss made a brief argument in
response tins morning, from which 1t is evident that
the Board is not uDprepared to admit such changes
m the law. as may be sufncens for the
are most hostile TO 1t in its present shape.
uniform and moderate price for lcense-say
500 for all liquor sellers, except hotel Keepers,
whose license snail be regulated according 10 the
number OF rooms and permission to open at four
O'Clock in the morning-ls talked OF as one probable
TO meet the sanction OF the committee the Ger
MANS who represent their countrymen mere before
the committee, seem disposed TO ask for modifca-
tions which are not very likely to be granted: For
instance they insist tnat the clause IN Their pm per-
mittng liquor stores open Sundays shall stand
This is modification which Will not meet the good
will OF the Legislature. rhe feeling against SUNDAY
traiic is still too strong II the Germans persist IN
tins measure they may spou all the efforts OF the
friends OF modification ltwlll be some time, now
ever before the bill comes out OF the hands OF tne
committee. There is good deal more " DC SAID
about II yet
The republican temper OF the House as it regards
General Grant pretty well shown to-day when the
resolution brought up requesting our representa-
tves ill Congress do all In their power to peal the
law restricting the powers OF tile President, known
as the Tenure OF 0ilce law. Nearly all the leadng
republican members voted to lay 1t on the table
except Mr.. La Bau 1t was LAID over by q VoLe OF
nnyfour TO forty-seven; but there was considerable
dodgiug, many OF the members not voting until the
Speaker Insisted on II. The Speaker himself voted
against the resolution. Are they AFRAID 10 trust
Grant, or are they alarmed lest Andy Johnson may
crown his last hours Win some diabohcal maenina-
tons
The New York herald., 1869-02-26
4 TRIPLE MURDER NEAR MEMPHIS.

From the Memphis Post Feb. 90
Grea teXctement has prevailed on the streets this
forenoon IN consequence OF vague story Of three
most horrible murders which occurred last night
about twelve miles from this city, at what is known
the "0ld Dicklns place. two miles from Cuba in
this county. The report was brought to the police
authoi tiles by special messenger despatched from
the scene Of the atrocous and appalling outrage.
The particulars Of the affair, as we learn them from
the Sheriff and the police, are as follows:-As the
family OF DR.. Thomas Dckins were at supper last
night several armed unknown men, upon norses,
rode up to the house and fired their guns
through the windows, killing Dr. Dickins and
Mr.. Green Wilson, and c0lored servant
named Mary and then dashed or to parts
unknown. DR.. Dickins was hit in the arm and
head. All the victims died soon after they were
shot. The remainder OF the family were paralyzed
with deathllke horror and fear at this mysterious
and unexpected visitation Of DEATH and did not re-
their CONSCIOUSNESS In time to see or follow the
assassns. The news was at length spread among
the neghbors, who spent the night In securing the
country and watching the roads to capture the
demons. Their efforts were unsuccessful and
courier was sent TO secure the assistance or the
Sheriff and his posse, and also the police force Of the
city, who are now investigating the affair. Who the
assassins are is not known, but the friends Of DR..
Dickins are said to believe that they party led
employed by his opponents In lawsuit, which is
now pending IN the Chancery Court. DR.. Dickins IS
the same party who became involved In shooting
affray with brother-in-law named Captain E. O.
Pattson, In the Chancery Court room, several weeks
since.