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Phre n illogical Journal
A First Gas. Illustrated Hfg4zinc, Deroted 10
Silence, Literature and General
Intelligence.


nh-eno'ogv-Thc Brain and its functions
Il the Location aud Nature of all the Organs
With directions for cultiva,ing, developing
improving AMI restraining them.
nhysioE Eomv-' II ms of Character and
IL How TO Read Them at glance, in the
Human Face on Scientific Principles.
>thnoloEy-Or, the Natural History ofNan
IL origin, manners, customs and modes OF
life in different tribes and nations; with differ
~nI ieinpcrameats AMI pictorial Illustrations.
Dhysio,o-y-The Laws Of Life: including the
Il cjgcaiion training and disc pine of chill
iren, and ia right management OF lunaiics,
he sane, prisoners and Others.
Biographies given Of all the leading men and
- women Of the world.
Observation-Disclosures articles on se,f-im-
> proycnent; memory; choice of pursuits;
car national resources. etc.
INinlllY, Much useful Information on ihelead-
- inG topics of the day-pol'tical, not par
zaa--rsligIoUs, not seciaran-cimca,ional
.:ormaiory, agricultural, commercial, etc
i'll be given. and no efforts sp'red to make
The Phrcnolo-ical for 1874, the most interest
Ing ever Puhlis' ell.
TsEus. Monthly, = year in ADVANCE
Clubs of ten or more. 81 each. Single nun-
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M" given. Address, ). L. WELLS, Pub.ish-
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FOR CONGRESS.

Messrs. Editors-Do the PEOPLE ofouf
Congressional district the favor 10 an
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NAN BILL NGSLEY fer Congress
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am now prepared 90 furnish planters With
i my Patent Tobacco Prize, upon the shortest
reasonable notice. This Prize is now being
quite generally used in this locality aud has. so
far, given universal satisfaction. The advan-
tages il possesses over all other Prizes now in
use are too varied and manifold To admit Of de-
scripuon in this advertisement tits conceded
by all who have used 1t TO be great economist
of labor, aud il is admitted tina, il places To-
haceo in market in a condition very superior TO
that OF any other Prize now in use
Prize with railway attachment to prize two
hhds. alternately, $50. Without railway, $50.
REFEagScg:
James \ Carberry,
Joseph T Cough, Rev u newoiG,
Geo Mattingley, John Dilla6ay,
and many Others who have the prize in use on
their estates. -
FELlX MORGAN,
Lconardtown, Md.
June 10, lSsS-tf.
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limited 5tatcs Gctel,
800, 33l, & 1913 Penn Avenue.
WASHING TON, d. G
m. II. BEAN, Prop ficfOr
Rates Reduced TO 30 a Dav.

EfO keep pace with The times, and meet
the wishes of the travelling public, the
Proprietor has decided TO reduce the price Of
BOARD and room II $3.50 per day. and. not.
withstanding thu. !aw price charged, he in.
tends that tae House shall maintain thes.ms
reputation for comfort aud neatness, and q
good table. as heretofore.
s-s- This Hotel is within FIVE minutes
walk otthe Capital and principal Railroad
Sepots. and convenispito The Government
departments and Offices.
St'eet Cars to a! parts of the City and
Georgetown pass this house every five min.
ties.
Jan. o.lS10 e..
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr. Ediior-Pisase aanoOee ]. FRANK
SMITH as a candidate for Sheriff end, IL he
VIII consent to serve, he viii be warmly sup
ported by his friends in ST. Inigoes' District.
Dec. Is, 1873. Many Voters.
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FOR SALE.

4 excellent Dwelling House, in first rate
N condition, with 90 acres oflanG attached
The oGi-hailiings are modern snd eomno1i-
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The situation Is well suited 10 a Physician,
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Genee IN a healthy and pleasant locality.
Steamboat communication aud the general
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TO the property.
FortArms and particulars, address.
COMBS 4 DOWNS.
Attorneys for Owners,
Leonardtown, Nd.
June IS. l3fs-,f.
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Nov 6, 1873.
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DIRECTORS.
Caughv. g Noah Walker& Co.
Philip I George, g George & Jenkins.
/ ID Anderson. So Anderson & Bro.
Holm Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon George Brent Court of Appeals.
George 7 Jenkins, Charles county.
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These periodicals constitute a wonderful
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criticism. The cream of all European books
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NEW GOODS.

"HE subscriber has just returned
Il from B,l;imore with a new and
complete assortment Of
DRY GOODS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS,
SHOES.
HATS,
GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
ETC.. etc. and GROCERIES Of all kinds
a. the old stand, formerly occupied hy
Mrs. Hammet'. Particular attention i.
called to my stock Of Ready-mads Cloth
ing which can sell lower than any 9th.
cr merchant in the county. the quality
and make o: the goods being considered.
4 large and carefully selected assortment,
of CASSIMERES. also, on hand. Per-
sons wishing clothing made to order can
be aecc inundated and | can supply them
with all necessary trimmings. / have
determined TO sell all classes of goods IS
LOW AS THEY CAN De BOUGHT
Of any merchant in the county. Call and
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where.
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Lcouardtown, Nd.
May %, lS1S-t:.
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aad near the Eastern shore and York River
Steamboats,, Ne are prepared 10 give special
attention t. the sale OF Tobacco Grain. Negc-
tables, Dried Fruits, Poultry, Eggs, Butter,
and other Country Products.
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} kidney Dc Bladder Comp.ai,,ts.

Tumor Of IL Years. Gro,rth
Cured by Rad,ray's Res0lresst.
, 1874-05-10
RELIGIOUS.

Proceedings in the General Conference
os <{ac Methodist Church South.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 9.-The proceedings in
the General. Conference to-day were mainly
taken up By reports Of commlttees Among
these WIS the report on Itinerancy.
4 memorial was received from the Louisiana
Conference praying the creation of German
Conference in tho South. It recommended,
also, that psoaeher,s stay i'll one place be linz
tied to four years.
The Committee also recommended that su-
peranuated preac hers be included in the District
Co Inference III which they reside
Tn Committee Oh Sunday-schools offered the
following:
We return our profound gratitude 10 Almighty God
for the success Of the Sunday cause during the
List four years. Among tho many iustrutnensa!lties
1hat have been employed, the SuudAy~school
has proved Of the most successful, and We recon-
mend its continuance.
The following gentlemen wore announced us
the Committee to leply to the proposition Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church nla.1o by their dele
gatas yesterday A. W. Wilson, Baltimore Con-
ference L. Parker. Louisiana do; v. L. 2.
Green, Tennessee do; c. ". Miller, Kentucky
do r. Alexander, Texas do /; " F. Smith, Viz
ginia do John l.. Deyampert, Little Rock do !;
D. h. pitttnan. Missouri do with the requeat
that Or. I.oyck Pierce act with the Com mittee
if his lea1tl hermit.
, 1874-05-10
breeding nor g8ud temper is characteristic OF

breeding nor g5od temper is characteristic OF
Prof. Patton.
We hearG an eager housewife say, - what
economical pickles that man would make! one
would need 80 little vinegar"
Having carefully followed the courso OF frot'
Patton through the whole trinl, it is Impossible
to believe so we'll OF him even as witty man 6ack
OF us said. when asked what he thought OF Pas-
ton: 'Why, that man is q conscientious JACK
ass" ..
A nsrrov man by nature, but an ambitious
man by cultivation; not satisfied with the no1o-
riety be gained by his prosecution OF tho rev;
r. L. Cuyler, OF Brooklyn. because he permitted
the good and gentle Miss Smiley to preach III
his pupit,-he desires to spread the knowledge
OF his name still farther. He wishes to he con-
siGcred phenomenon Of piety- His speech be-
wrayeth him, No man with such snap, snnp, at
the eud Of his tongue, can be q meek and lo"ly
follower Of the dear Christ. The prosecutor
mar possibly be all right to his faith; but, II
one was to judge by works or words OF GRACE u
does seem to me- that the balance would pe
greatly on Prot. Swings side.
The ditferanco between the religion OF these
two Professors is illustrated by the old fsh-story
about two different creeds. Prof. Swing comes
along, seats himself very quietly on tho Aowcry
bank OF clear trout-stream, and. with. the per-
fected appliances Of the modern hv, fishes in tho
most approved and scientific manner for his
game. Prof. Patton bustles along. furning and
fussing, sit. down on hard, cold rock, and, jerk
ing out his hook and ,oor7n. casts bis limo vio-
lently into tic stream, shouting at the trout,
"Bite, or be damned!'' L.
, 1874-05-10
TrE. TnTEEER.

ILLINOIS STATE epoRTsMESs s ASSOCIATION.
A meeting of the Executive Committee Of the
Illinois State Sportmens Association WAS held
YESTERDAY afternoon at the office OF j. Y. Le-
aroyne, Esq. There Eere present Gen. J. u.
Webster, II. F. allllgan, Robert Clarke, Abner
Price, J. Y. LeMoyne, and Messrs. Martin and
Shinn.
The Committee was chiefly occupied in dis
cussipg the arrangements for tho gun trial in
connection with the juno tournament, and the
matter WAS referred to Gen. Webster to prepare
rules and conditions Of the gun trial, and report
at meeting Of tho Committee tobe held thurs
day.
The Committee acted upon and accepted the
following applications for membership: j. t.
Earle, Schoolcraft, Mich; j. T. Bontleld. CHI
tcago; F. ". Taplin. CHICAGO; ]. II. Tay!or,
Lexington, KY; William So1litt, Chicago: Will
IAN Chitteuden, Chicago; R. Organ, Union
Stock-Yards: j. J. kleinman, Chicago: X. W.
Lcitburn. Memphis, Tenn. T. Grady, chie=Go;
Ira Il. Cobn. Chicago: ]. " Alley. shelby
County, Tenn; ". Z. Watkins, Nashville,
Tenn; o. n. Hallway, Chicago; Duncan q.
Clark Baltimore.
The subject OF shooting rules to govern con-
tests for the Association prize WAS discussed at
some length, and the Committee adjourned until
Thursday next.
THE PRAIRIE SHOOTING C1Cs
Of Chicago will hold their annual meeting Tues
day. at o'clock p. H., in their rooms, No. l79
Madison street. when their officers for tile ensu-
ing wear will be elected. Members who have not
raid their dues by that time viii be dropped from
the rolls.
, 1874-05-10

WHITE AND RED STOCKINGS.
The fonrth and last game OF the series between
the Red Stockings, Of St. Louis, and the Whites.
was played On the grounds Of the Inter yaster-
day afternoon. For the second time this season
.he St. LOUIS boys failed to score run in nine
innings, SO difficult WAS the " Charmer " to hit,
and so effectively was he supported by the
Whites. In the ninth iuning the Rods led of
with two good bats hit by Redmond and N1cSor-
ley, and it looked as II they we're about to get
that much-coveted run, but fine stop and
throw by Hines of Peters, and g double play By
Force, sealed their doom, and the game closed
with St. Louis 'whitewashed nine times.
The day waa all that could be desired, there
being just enough treeze to prevent tho heat
being oppressive, and, the boys feeling well,
they played game which will bring the cham
pionship pennant to Chicago if they adopt it IS
astendard, and never fall below it. Where the
playing Was Ro generally good, it is, perhaps,
needless to make special mention OF play, but
catches BY Cuthbert and Hines, of the Whites,
and ). Dillon, J. Btong, and Peters, OF the Reds.
should not 20 unnoticed. Force and Glenn led
ut the bat for the Whites, and Redmond for tho
Feds. There we're about 800 spectators present,
who doubtless Felt we'll repaid in Witnessing SO
fne game, aud showed by their frequent ap-
plsuse Of good PLAY. that they appreciated the
nno ay on both sides. Following is
TILE sCOEE
, 1874-05-10

MOSHER-BROOKS~On Thussday. Tth inst. At tho
rcsidenea Of THO bEide's athos by tno Rev. Arthur
Mitchell, Mr. 5. A. k'oshar and Miss AlnrJ l.. Brooks,
both Ut this city. No cards.
FEST--HCRFlHARD-At tho resideuco OF the brides
81, b5 ths ley. r. Hartman M1 oscar l. Fe5 e
Euakeard. furm.rly OF Pottsrilic. Pa.
90 Htw fosk, Pniadeipha, and Pottsvillo papors
please copy.
WALK -MORTON-1a this city, 9Th inst, At No.
la Ellay.. by the Kcv. ". Il. Ryder. D. D., Mr. Mar
tin o. Walker 8nd 3rs. Martha Ann Morton.
SToEDARD-BuLL-At tho Frat Congregational
Chusca OF Peru, Ill., Tuesday evening. Mag by tho
caxo, and Mia, Aana s. Bull, vi Peru. No care=
, 1874-05-10

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MCRKaY-Oa Lay :, Sarah Essex. wife Of l. n Mur-
ra~, = tu4;r r.fitc.c:, kut:crneld-st., Cltc:go.
ssE~ Eizniux ham tEn2iand> papers please COPY.
WEIR-In New York City. ata2o ?. ~, May g. John
B. Weir, OF Chicago, aged q years.
Sfx-Ju Afa;3. Mrs. Hoaorl Nix, ngsd g yoars. he-
loved Of James Nix, uAtivo OF County Limerick e
land. ... ..
Funeral afn5 10. by cars to Calvary Cemetery.
SHEAN-On May ., Michael Shenn. at his late' resi-
dcnce, No. & FTice-p!.co.
Funaral will take place at L. M. Monday.
s1IEPARI!-At Hi.s!;.p2i m citE Miss; % On April e
for t;srty -fvo seso.ns ot New Orleans. Ii.
DEIa1OnE-On .tAy 3 Patrick peiuore. kge 20 yeats.
Furcra to-day, from his latd resideuoe, No. Il North
Rucke1-st-
zEF- Iowa papers pleaae copy.
vAIL-Tbe funeral OF Mai Nicholas J. Vail will take
place O'Clock to-day his late residence. III
CdlunIat6s.
HIfMAN-On the morning nj 3fny 6, Minnie. infant
daughter Of g. F. and Mary Hnmsa, nged ! Fear, +
months, and Is days.
.,"!IJIAaS-Dcd suddenly. May 8, At bis residence.
No ) University -i,lsce Capt. Isaac r. Williams.
= GtincnnA II narer1 nnasa
, 1874-05-10

New YORK, May 9.-Preparations for the pill
grimage Of members Of the Catholic Church to
Rome have been perfected, and those who are to
take the journey will leave this city by steam"
ship Pereire on Saturday night. The diocese
Of Fort Wayne, Ind, will furnish the largest
number. and Of 100 pilgtilns who will compose
the party, twenty five will be clergyman. New
York hua very light representation. The high
est Episcopal officer accompanying the pll.
grinls will be Bishop Dwenger, native Of
Ohio. but now presiding over the diocese OF
Fort Wayne. On the evening Of Ascension
Thursday, Nav II, reception is 10 be rendered
to the pllg lgrims by the Xavier Union, and, on the
morning Of their departure. d solemn mass wilt
be held at st. patricks Cathedral. The pill
gruls will assemble at 8 o'clock in the afternoon
on boaxd of the periore An altar il to be fitted
up in tue cabln that is Set apait for the or
elusive use Of tha pilgrims.