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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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H1a@ NOTICE.--I AN NO LONGER EX-
Persons Wishing tss tse.S
osds ass 1d a
i2sam 'N'' DIR. F. R, THoMAs-
f9g" REPUBLICAN INvINCBILEs.-
Ag neral meeting Of the Club will be held at
ibe Union Club House. No. IiO5 CHESNUr
Str, O., MONDAY, March i, 1869. at ~ o'clock
Pm.
Members and others desiring to accompany
the delegation to Washington are invited 10
attend.
Tickets can be had during the evening
WILLIAM MoMICHAEL. President.
WILLIAM L. Fox, Secretary. 1t
Rg PHILADELPHIA, UNIVERSITY
- MEDI A. DEPA RrMENT-Js =. FISHER,
sssden mETza nsT Ek secrS " PAINE
Treasurer; JOIN VHrRNE, so'ioltor.
mentsIf Meoicire aud surxery. 20 com on toe
fIst Monday In March, and continue until the ftst
For Particulars apply to w. PAINE. M: D, Dean
q oTT tSs Fssry sipee University Building asss sed
a9s- OFFICE OF TIE FRANKLIN FIRE
VS. INSURANCE OoMrANY. ,.o,
of the oad Of hsd zen as
dav. ALFRED @. BAKER Esq, was unani nousiy
sr ID Is
was upsn mously elect. Director Of the Comp any
TO ~ the vacancy IN W We RasTd esTtrarER secretary
nlg1 VESSEL OWNERS AND CAPTAINS,
80 AssoCIATIoN.oFFIC No 300 WALNUT
PH1nApELrH1A. Feb. "a. 1869.
SS5%s held
YER yshs. CHARLES H srnEsMAN: s.sIstsiy.
t@S THIRD MUSICAL AND LITE
80 RARY ENTERTAINMENT in the
%rsE HHE
nksqsins y Rsy NOAH +: scaENcK, D, p; of
k9F" wEsTJERSEY RAILROAD COMPANY.
s TEsAsUaEass otglcE
NOTICE TO BoNDHoL6ERS.@rh In Interest 1. sSos War
Coupons of ne Bonds Of the LOaa OF t!oO
sSs INC ~ ! G!s..sIs, V. S. = ( T. So.
h1yp SALEM RAILROAD BONDS.
sSS oFFIcE OF TREAsUsns w j. g. r. Co: /
NOTICE BoNDHoLDEas "The fsT iaseTsst Fe tSS VA
ct the ENDS Of the salem Esilroad OF
Camden, N. j., by GEORGE J. ROBBINS
2T2t Treasure w. Jersey r. II. 90.
| fIBe NOTICE.-OFFICE OF TIE COL
RS LECTOR OF INTKRNAL REVENUE POH
| TIE SkCoND DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVA MA
February 25. 1859.
Mr.. JOHN LYON having resigned the positioa o
Deputy Collector OF Is district, has no longer any
authority 10 act in that soacity.
225bt JOHN M. DIEHL Collector.
r4g- OLD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE. NO SIS WALNUT STREET.
Ia NO al m Of nj M
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H13y NOTICE. AN NO LONGER EX-
We ttsctiDg Teeth without pain for the g Jlton
Dental Association. Persons wishing teeth ex.
tracled absolutely without pain by fresh Nittous
oxide Gas will find me at Me- Io27 WALNUT street.
26am DIR. F. r, THOMAS.
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R1@e COLO WEATHER DOES NOT CHAP
- or rnnghen tue SKIN amer using MRiqhrS
Altoona EDGLYARIN TABLET o F6OLIDI FLED
Oily CLRIN. It's daily makes the skin deli
catey soft and beautiful II is oelightfuly frsgr ant,
tran nspareDt, and Incompatible oilet Soap For
srle by all Druggists. q: A WRIGHT,
e42 No ga OH ESNUT Street,
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E>GLIsu WOMEN AND INK PsxRadE.

I E>cLIsI WoMfs AND Tux PsxEaaE.-
The London A,isn~ala saws
The elevation OF Mrs Disracfi to ,he
peeEage As NiScountess Bcacons6ell. re-
minds Us Of other sdie. whose merits
have won fer them similar honor Some
Of the examples are not without singular
ny. Lady Bryan VA. made Baroness
/ by Henry the Eighth at the birth of
Princess Mary. la 1859. the wife of
! Chief Justice Richardson WAS created
Countess of Cramond. with remainder not
TO heirs of that name. but to tho children
! of her first husband, Sir John AsiaLur-
/ ton, 10y his former wife . The husseys Of
Chsrl>s the Second and George the First,
who were made peeresscs arc hardly worth
mentioning Lady Castlenaine was made
Duchess Of Cleveland Mdlo. DeQuerou-
allie was made Duchess of Portsmouth, ,
but only for her life Il is said tha, Nell
/ Gwyne was bout to be made Countess of
| Greenwich. Duc.es of Kendall was one
/ Of the many titles conferred on Madarns
lie Schalemb ,rg. The widow Of Sir
Kaipa AocrcroIa bic w2s created B.r,urss
/ Abcrcromtl=. Tae widow OF Mr.. eau
R.ns was raised 10 the rank # Eiscyupt
cSs. TIE wife Of SIR John Csupbsh WAS
made Baroness S;rStleIcu. bui th,ir son
e:ec;ed t. ~ amoned to .ae eerase, AZ
Ser bis fathers death, by ihJ title
70 TAich his father had s,.aiaed-
C-A'pb9ii. The mos: singular ca.. Q: al
was tast Of Miss Wykehau, to whom the
Duke on t!areuce made AZ off, Of ma,
rage ana was refused. On MS becoming
"itliam 'ho\Foursa H. showed gallant
respect tor the>lad ny RAISING her to the
dignity Of Btrous>. WeIaA,u, which size
su!l euJ Us. L-.I!ss have mad other TIL
than those oeiongla Sio she etrase graz
sed them. Ia 1850. her INSTANCE. Mss
bol.es "Lsoreated B.reAvss. auI D,e4a44
Lady BoAes accordlnsiyA We may aud
ia! the mother Of George oilers, 6rst
Duke Of bucAinsna-u, VS. nAloI> inaue
Countess ., D1cS.nghAm Tor llf.A
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kEA,RKABLE SUPERsrITIoN.-The Me
nonsahela RspxU .caa has the following
No, very long ago, the young and beau
tiful wife of one of our citizens was cal
led 10 her final account, leaving her hus-
band sal. disconsoate. and bsreff. She
Was buried in the sdjacent cemetery, and
tie husband returned to his desolated
home but not to forget the loved one
She Was present with Linn ly day. IN
spirit, and in his dreams at nigat. One
peculi ,rity of his dreams. and enc that
haunted him-being repcatcd night after
night-was this that the spirit of his
wife csme to his bedside and told him
that the undertaken had removed from
her face the square piece OF muslin or
napkin, which had been used to cover
her face after death bat had screwed
down her cofhn-hi with il apon her, and
that she could not breathe in her grave,
but WAS unrest on account of the napkin
, he tried to drive the dream away. but 1t
bided with him by night, and troubled
! him hy day. He sought the consolation
Of religion. sni bis pastor prayed with
and assured him that il MAS wicked to IN
dulge such morbid fancy. 1t Mas the
sub, ct OF his own. petition. before the
and told anew the story of her sutioca7
ton. In despair. be sought the aider-
taker. Mr.. D.cky, who told in that tie
napkin hsd no, been remoyei. but urgcl
I'm 70 forget the cigcunS auc2, As 1t could
not be any possible annoyance 20 inani-
mate clay. While the gentleman / AJAX
l. acknowledged this. he could net avoid
the appar.tion. ana the continued stress ].
upon bis mind began 10 tell upon his
health Al l>ngth he determined TO have
the body dislnterrcd, AMI Wis d the IN
dertaker for that purpose. Here he was
met with the same advice and persuasion,
and con viuced en g mo e OF his folly, the
haunted man rc.urned to his home. IAst
night. more vivid than ever, more terri
by real than before, she came to his bed
SIDE and uporaided hln tor his wan; 0;
affection, and would not Leave him unH.
he had promised to remove the Gauss OF
all her suffering The next night, with
y friend, be repaired 10 the $ AtoA, who
was prevailed upon 70 accompany them,
aud there. by the light or the cold, round
moon. the body was lifted from its bed,
the cofhn-.id upscrewed, aud the napkin
removed from the face OF tie CORPSE
That night she came t. his bedside once
more. but for the last tune. Thanking
him for his kindness, she pressed her
cold lips 10 his cheek, and came again
10 more.
II adler. this is : true story can YOU
e1pIsin the mystery OF dreams
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A WoxprsvuL RIHe There is stol

A WoxDrsYuL RINe. There is 4 story
Of cert4iu prince who had wonderful
rug. which pricklcd his finger whenever
he was doing anything wrong. 1t was
given him to help hun TO keep upiish:
and good. anI he was tod that 50 long
us he wore It ne would prosper At first
he set great store By this ring but in
time he b gau 10 be vrxed at being So Of
ten checked By its prickipg, and SO often
stopped from doing what be wished. Oae
Jay he mad set his heart upon something
that he was yet II aware was wrong,
and he was abou: to DO it IN spite Of the
Warning Of the ring. but it pricked him
SO SHARPLY that he drew It of his Eager IL
a passion, and threw it away, aud FROM
that molneut he fell into bad way: aud
mistsrtuues, ana c-lnc a. last 10 very
SAD end.
Now this is ouly pleasant little story;
but il Is meaIt t. hel ? u to understand a
srra. truth We have al Of Us souc-
thing like The pr,4ce's wonderful ring which
checks Us when we d. wron. and makes
US unea-y. Any one Of Us knows quite
well tina. if We say thing that is rot
true, OF do thing wc knew We ought not
10 DO, and what We are afraid Of beng
fund out to have douc, we feel something
within u that makes Us uneasy. and see aus
10 whisper Il Us thai We arc guilty. Inns
is conscience. Conscience is ike ,as Won
d.rtul rins.
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TERMS OF SALE.

third cash on the day Of sale, to be
PAID III Court. the balance in two equal
in,taliments payable IL one and two years.
with lutcres. from tbs day of sale, to bc
secured by the bonds Of The purchaser or
purchasers to the State Of Mary Wand. cou-
dl .oued tor the payment Of said deferred
payments 10 the heirs OF the said Henry
q Garner, to them, their heirs ard as
slgus IN the lrolortlons as they mss be
res pcctiyely cn;ilsd
When ali the purchase mon ey shah bo
paid. the Commissioners will execute n
deed to the purchaser or purchasers free.
clear and discharged from al. the claim.
OF the parties 10 this cause aud Of those
claiming under them
JOHN Z DENT,
4 BURtH.
GEO 5 MATTiNGLEl,
ED j PLUWnEN,
Commissioners.
JOS II KEY.
Attorney for Com
Jan II. 1S6o-ts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-14

BEAUTY O. SKATES A pretty girl OF
skater, II any sIri on states eau be ot!-
erwise than pretty. clad IN ouc Of those
iauuty :ur trimmed pe|tsses thct CuplI
himself ruuss have tashiyned, the 1.-The
form beuting to and fro il undu!ous and
rvthmic motion. TIE glowing cheek and
radiant eyes Kissed j. .lndly winter into
teutull beauty, Is such sg II rs tie
hottest ana hardest OF anchorites might
bc p.rdoned for failing il love with
Ana II she be. OH the coatr-ry, n poog
skater the charm j., II anything, hight
ea.d, At Least 10 her cavalier Iucre IL
such An irresistitl, fasciHati III IN DER alb
solute Dependence on his protecting arm
there IS SUCH l charm IN her pretty ter
ross, her delicious Asplessucss, her grace
tul tumbtes such music in her l:tle
shriuks Of dread and her seis-accusiug
l4usnt,.f and then II is Sc delightful to
PICK Acg up aft i each coIu'ca upset, ANA
she Is throughout; - good natuTcd, and
so grateful, and 50 pcoyoAlnsly pretty,
that she Is, If anything. more adorable
( than If she skated IKE a champion IS
An lce poAd, too, On bright sill
night, vita the MOON anu stars all III III II
places 10 snlit entOurl gins approval, Is
10 bad place to make love Ia When the
RIOS, a49:c4 u Aer asks yea, for *
ample, a. you 60 gihn5 Ike tn wlnd
ev"r the grassy surface ii this lsn {
! heavenly" ana says she could 60 on SO
forever, what is easier or more natural
than TO press little tighter the tiny land
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Tue "AER1cAs ARTISAN. This week

The "AERIcAN ARTISAN. This week
" periodical is an honor to American
scientific journalism, and is a treasure of
knowledge of which no mechanic or ar
list can well afford to he deprived. Its
illustrations are OF the highest order, and
its weekly editorials Oh prominent scion
tihc subjects, it selections from foreign
periodicals, to say nothing Of lis regular
ana complete lists q rev patents, com
bine to make a weekly paper that is in
valuable 70 the scientist. the literary man,
or the true mechanic It is published by
Browa, Coombs i Co, $50 Broadway,
New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-14

Nrw M4dAzIsE.-Ne have received
the initial number Of Captain Aayne
Reds new monthly Magazine. Onward
which commenced with the January nun
her We hav. cx2miued this magazine
with unusual care, because Of Capt. Reid 5
rsputa.!an as popular writer. ani We
Think he work gives promise ottu;ur. ex-
,>sll,nce and usefulness. Price $3.50 per
va.- OF SO cents per ccwter. FatAshe1
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NOTE

HoUsE BuKsEp.-We regret to learn
that Mathew Jarboc, Z worthy citizen OF
this district, living Oh Newtown Manor,
lost bis house, with the greatest part Of
his furniture, on Thursday last by fire
The tire is said to have originated from
4 defertive stove.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-14

DECREASE OF Cu1tDsyS y NV Enc
IASD.-The falling Of dlnns the last
two Years in the attendance a, the COM
moi school. of New England. i, is asse.
ted, IS Dct 10 he a;tribu ed - neglcc: Of
ed acatiJu or to mistakes il the returns,
hut 10 IN actual decrease in the number Of
children. Il is stated that forty years ago
ten children il 4 flmiiy were frequently
observed, and thas the average number Of
me offspring of parents, aged fortyfve,
was ssyeo. Now. however, the average
is oniY four In many towns the deaths
exceed the births, ana only the cmis-a-
ions of foreigners keeps NJ tic Gs-.E.l
49, = = -o,r7'-..' =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-14

CrRIors AMERICAN SrAr1srIes,-TAc
complies OF the census for 1860. IN pre-
sentins lie able Of the white population
of the United States. express the opinion
that the average duration Of human If
in this country is greater than that Of any
other na;oa Taking 100, 900 persons
here for L basis, they show that, while
over IA 600 OF that namber die the first
Year after birth, not - goo have died
during the tirst i've years, and that over
hall OF them are alive 1t the ags OF forty
six.
\ person at ten years of age may cal
culate upon living II years a person at
twenty, II years; one of thirty. 30 years
of fifty. - years, and Of sixty, l5] years
Infancy aud old age approximate IN the
rate Of mortality. The first year Of life
nearly Is per. cent. die at 50 years Of
age, u per rcut., and at 80 years, - per
cent ole wthin the year, o. all who have
reached those ages respectively. OF the
supposed loo 900 boru at the same tune
~ ,o-5 are found to be surviving twelve
wears thereafter, ana Of these survivors
less than onc-half OF one per cent. die at
the age Of L. At the age Of - the NOR
taiitv is one per Cent.
For the whole United States, the popu-
latiou being 81, 443, ST., the death. were
fouad t. be less than 4Ou, coo, The rae
o! mortality would give percentage .:
l 2727, Tor the Whole population, white
ami black. and Of 1000 for the whites
4lone. luis would SHOW only SIX deaths
for every 800 whites very low rate of
mortality, indeed, and one, Ne Imagine,
not exceeded b. that Ct any other country
IN the world.
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'fEA'- ''H'' ~
u. Wcsti~c.5n correspondent cf the New
:. rrl.1J 81. ,el.};er.,l gen. Grant
-. :, :. ,l..t II ~, ,..e
: y. ~,
a'-''' - q"
T4a,c "sEr '@.,evS, From 1919
~e .e;,t Ia, ;:t ,IcI1sl, not OILY hAs
dad a,ir.ors slcut r.ablio men End
,.,.s -. !. \ :hc sati. Of giving
..;o, :, IN. conpapv of
-.
: -.'fl1's -bl
ms, 2ce : ei.e-.:-'e. = haze expressed
h.,.er.f /. "a :oIloving t-sras IL regard
=. rc-.-..l.;tehs had ofe-ed Gen Nc
:, .,i;. c,,;.s,
( --'1'
T.,ry !. /. ic@;h y. :Le sepoE' Eat /
L.y, .;,..4 General NeCle..ar = place
any 1~uii-. After moments re-
-.c.oa. h ald.d 4 20 hot ray .aa; I
!.v, 1oL ,AuugI; " doing ii ard i |
60 i: / Know 4 40 o1e who Las E right
;, oLicct. Wien am inaug1ra;-i l
,Itll be Frc>t,i,lt Of me Uuited Staies-
j., It's head. q i psr,y. | shall 10 the
,,r.atrye offcer Of tho sno.c peoplc-nol
ia meY.5 majority. If the Interests o.
he ,.ople can24,,.; be served By any man
ua,,,d hore ~ r;pbt % g. him aside
,s..,I. IA 20 vat. for ne. o.
.nr.. .U1tLar ,Iinas beiug equal. my
.,~.[n.I - ,.',;;cal urefercnce might
''....Ir ,,,o:;. i i. crr.yei;tion tut shall
-a'' '9 r@r-@-o GOOD rsD araa cou1e.
Ia,onr ,,,,,s;. democrat to make
a.. "a n.r ~ ~ ;oronn e,eD,
. .nsr no : - >Rcnnblican | know some.
49,, n',.r;oi.1g will 7 lelisye
'-.- :, - r. ah.;.s o,,5. n,.sca,f me
Re1ni i:coa nsr,r 7 bel;eye VS. .hs
>.l.,.;nn i . y,ior;tv az ia leaders -
49, - t.-3 ;.,o~;rsd tla-e vo,
100 . :;; = .},o,;r. .rvhod, s,s.
- I- ~ ,o
a. s.,1,a,, 80. 80 49, ~ aon.,
;:io - ~ ~ lru}+ III r;ob, If doing !,
..:f.,.-,,',o,,o.;,v - tho politicians
.,:;. o,a;;o.,;, $3.50 r.c.ss;.
v. Therefore, while I fully appreciate
:ay indebtedness to the men 'ho= voted ,
.'' nv ! ~ ,'1' 7 L. w..
n,3o-,,.rl .b,,Ibsx. not =
VAIN -}mrathy with the Republican par
". a. party I Ike i. better than |
,tke~tb" Democratic party AZ TO the
,.Assc. eho c. Il. poqe the parties. I regsrd
them . equally loyal, equally honest,
and equally .ut,lhrent. AS 70 the lead
..,c-, ! thi:k there aIeI good men. srd bad
ucn IN ,sch party tut ! think the CON
rolling y .nent II The Republican, party
ucrc loyal VI 81 honest, aud more IN
,c!iicen. than The controlling element in
the Democratic party. The great oljec.
ZION f6 t;.hsr Iarty, in my mind, IL tho
aart l.. :r2irrrndrnt ,ction On the part o.
ia mer,berq. If any man should TIL me-
Tat be las rey.rth, / gbt his partv wrong
II nv # il action. dr. rollcics, I Should
rfgnr3 lin q. j.c,ir J., r;,hcr honesty OF
,os,,l;,.r,. shall sunnort the Repub
5ran par.y wh,peycrIit. policy commend.
Itself = u. fa.lrmcn: ana corscience, ans
81, j observe the sare Conduct toward
ne y. ~, cratic party 90 in regard te
s,,,. ;a;n,,tt,.-;f I ;.;ok the interests o
a., ..r,,. y, yAl h. I.l..crvsd By rlacinc
= d. nan vino j, nos,, M election
~, la,tsr Co.,. ,-;1 H. 5.,ar me- frou
' ,",G ,,,a ,n,o;ntn..nf -" mMcClelIsn
I ,,snlrs1 Grant ";s aD able sol
.!i,.. i gooI! ,itiz.n, a9d pure man
a. rs =F'at P""t.h ., YF5.li. 49,; w.
Nv :" ~ 10
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-14

LEMON C.hE.-One cup Of butter. three
cups of sugar. four cups oil four, i've eggs.
one cup OF thick milk. ono teaspoonfui eff
soda. The rind ,ad iuicc Of 80 !2ncr= 49,
-. 80.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-14
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Smith, FRED A. MORAN 70 Ms.
MARTHA BOND.
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.Gontleuca, said candidate in the
far West, after having given lis senti-
ments on the "Consti.C ton, the Mon
ros Doctrine aud such ike topics
..gentlemop, and he put his hand on the
region of his heart, these are ny ssnsi-
ments-the sentiments, gcnlcuse0, OF
honest nau-aye. honest peliticssn-
but. gentlemen snd fellow citizens.
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A Ursr REMARK Having il

AWIsE EExARK -'' Having il my
Youth" says a celebrated Persian writer
.notions Of severe piety, used to rise in
the night to watch. pray, and % read the
Koran. Que night, whilst deeply enga-
red IN these exercises, a man OF practical
virtue aweke whilst was reading, Be
hold" saii l to hun. Thy other children
arc lost in irEeligious slanber, whilst
alone awake 70 praise God Son OF riy
SOU be answered. 1t i. better to sleep
,lian 10 wake to rvnark tie faults q u.
brsthern.
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between the hours II l. O'clock. N an
u P. m. the following valuable rea! cs-
tate. 10 Wit
ls;-'I'hc K"versionary Interest OF tho
Widows dover. is assigned by SAID Com
mi>s,oncrs- "LOtCSr GRONh," Ctha
bomestcad) containing Is; acres. more or
less, - USTY VIEW. containing Is
acr,s, more or less, with woollan d attach
ed
2nd Parts O. lots No 9 ard T.. con
tainlog 2o95 ACRES. more or less.
3rd-STORE HOUSE and LOT in
the liagc ot haptico and about : acre,
os WOO lind.
18th -NEIGnBORS DISAPPOINr-
MENT or MARSH LAND, containing
about 90 acres.
The above real estate is loca ted in Chap
tico district III and near the village of
Chsptlco and Will be sold in lets or other
wise, to suit the convenience Of purchs.
ser.. \ full description is deemed unac-
cotsary as parties wishing to purchase are
invited to inspect the property or to call
, upon the commissioners for information
IN regard 10 1t.
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Tuesday, the 9th of February.
1869,

between the hours Il T. O'Clock. III an
Il P. IN, the following valuable real cs-
tate. IL wit
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-14

2nd Parts O. lois No. Q ard T.. con
lnog 1Q9 acres. more or less.
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JiAGs BtNrIYa, scclet ~.
-, - t-CH
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-30
Plant Trees.

What more uninviting sight to one in
search of residence than long rows Of
CITY houses bare ofshade And especially
can any thing be more desolate than a
country house set on hill with no fruit
or shade trees to temper the rays OF the
burning summers sun, and enliven
and beautify the spot which some
merchant, mechanic, or would-be farmer
has chosen for residences Dwellers in
the country spectators in suburban lots
and villas this is intolerable Plant
shade.trees before you invite US to visit
your lots-plant trees abundantly, fruit
and ornamental, evergreen and deciduous,
before YOU ask US to buy or live in your
houses. Finally, let farmers, and every
man or woman who ownsa lot, plant trees
On the roadside, on the lawn, near every
building; they win grow while you are
sleeping, and pay larger percentage on
tbe cost than any other investment. And
not only plant trees, jewellers in both city
and country, but after they a1c painted,
tal,e care Of them, and they will grow into
beauty and PROHIBITING Invaluable pro-
lection from sultry heats and wintry
storms, and increasing in value as the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-30
A Defensive Medicine.

" In time ofpeace prepare for war; is sound
military maxim. = Let not the sickN season find
you unprepared, is an equally good rule in medi-
cal jurisprudence. The man must be made OF iron
who finds himself at the close of summer as strong
a. at its commencement. Such phenomenon is
rare even among the most robust of the human
family Muscular and constitutional vigor oozes
out of Us in the broing weather % July aud Au-
gust and few of Us, at the opening-pf the Fall are
in the best possible condition to defy the unhealthy
influences OF the season
Fever and ague and bilious remittent ieyor, to-
gether with variety OF complaints that affect the
digestive organs the liver and the bowels, form a
portion of the Autumn programme. Bear in mind
that exhaustion invites these disorders. and that
stamnal yigor enables the system To rcpel them.
" To be weak Is TO be miserable says Satan to his
defeated legiOns, in Paradise Lost. and the AK
ION is correct though it comes from an evil source.
IlO then, We weak and feeble, lortity yourselves
against the invisible enemy thp. pervades the Au-
tumnal air. The best defence against miasma is a
course of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH Brl'rERS.
This rare vegetable tonic will improve your appe-
tite, stimulate your Digestion give trmncss TO your
nerves, inyigorate your muscular fibre, regulate
your secretions, cheer your spirits and put your en-
tire physique IN perfect working order, II Is easily
done The standard tonic and Alternative which will
will recuperate and build YOU up, is not :" bad
to take, but, ON the contrary, a pleasant medi-
cine.
See however. that you have the genuine article.
There are limitations and counterioits In the mar
ket, and they all worthless or deleterious Bear
in mind that HOSTETTERS STOMACH BPrTERS
is sold only in glass neyer by the gallon or casl,
and that each bottle bears label surmounted by a
vignette of st. George and the Dragon, and our
revenue stamp Oyerthe cork.