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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25

FIRG IN ToLrul. Quite q destructive fire
occurred in Toledo last rhurday night 1t origi-
mated in three story wooden building on Sum
nit street adjoining VIVA! is known as Walls
block near Adams street, in that portion Of the
building occupied by d. o. Connor as grocery
and provision store. The Binae gives the fol-
lowing list of sufferers and the amount of their
loss:
Joseph Sohub, Saloon; goods mostly saved.
Loss abDu, $3.50.
NJ, Pool. Provision store loss of all his
stock, furniture, clothing, Sc, except few nrli-
clos. Mr., =. formerly kept the Ohio House in
Maunee City.
ID, OConuor. Loss of entire stock of gro
cerles and larger portion of furniture, &C., esli-
mated at ~ 500.
NJ. MEyER, Saloon and boarding house part
of furniture, &r,, saved,
The buildnSs occupied by the above persons
Were owned by V, Wall and J. I, Mahcr No
insurance.
Frlnanl Young. Small shocmaker's shop
and fixtures loss about $50.
j. NJ. llouser. Edorado saloon stock saved
$50 would cover loss,
In addition to the above, the Parsonage of the
Episcopal Church suffered severely the ROOT
being almost entirely destroyed by lire and the
house flooded with water Damage estimated
at $500, The church was several times on fire
and was saved only by The most extraordinary
efforts of the iiremen aul ciilGns, the nigh. be-
ing very cold and stormy.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25

ASENsiBLS MNN,-Rev. Anson Smyth, State
Commissioners of Common Schools, u his advice
to teachers, says ::
Every teacher should read at least one good
.uewSpaprr; otherwise he will live in ignorance
of daily occurring facts, in regard to which his
profession rcQuIlcs that he should be informed.
NeWspopeys olc fast becoming the teachers OF
tae wuhl and the man OF womaG who is not
a hab;tuaI reader Of this department. of litcra,
tuc cannot b. thoroughly qualified for the
s,ch IS profession.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25

rosr OrrIcr The Post Jtice fight creates
much cXcit mcnt IN our city 1t seems that Mr.
St'cdman is moving the wires at Washington tc
turn out Gen, Hunt and have Matthew Johnson
appointed in his place Blade,
SIcednon has evidently taken the contract to
subjue the Douglas insurrecton in Ohio, and
restore Buchanan aud pro.slavcryism to its
won,ed popularity. He will find it harder
job than swinlling the State out Of $500, 900 or
100000 in the canal lettings, ii we do not
mistake the character of the Douglas men.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25

.ro' The village of Picasautville, in Hancock
county, has had its name changed, and will here,
after be known as MComb.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25

AUpiroR's OVFICr. Perrysburss, Ohio. !
February 25th, 1885
hereby certify that to foregoing laws correct
y printed according the copies certified to by the
Secretary OF State, and furnished tothis office by the
contractor for publishing the laws o. present session
in ueM spapers. JAMES W. ROSS,
Auditor of Wood County.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-25

REV. MRS. L. C. ANDRUs. for manv vears ,ris.oo.
nry to llayh, now of JErtias5nrg ~ Y. the
climate having seriously affected her hair and
scalp, says: " | have derived much benefit from
the use of Mrs. S, A. Aliens W orlds Hair Restorsr
an Hylobal5amum. l have tried various other
remedies for my hair, but never anything that so
materially and permanently identified me, a, has
Mrs, A S. Aliens"
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

Maj John Jones IA letter - ShH 8naeri-
can FarEner fH SersensiEr, Eivgs Tie EslioNin<
history uf the istr0iucfisas "a Iris variety q
wheat into this scxti0n of country
At the risk of hriug rIarked With sessak.
ing will vcntrsrc to say Something az,ussl
the wheat COP ID Delaware this wear. III.
tlmalgh nsany <rspx a alscut have alrcn1y Lees.
get cut, lave yrt 70 hear any one 50 tlfal
his own crop ~ hetfc9 Glmu that Of lass YEAR
and this Il particularly tie ease with al The
wIsite varieties and with many astiexs having
fancy namcs. Many win" have thOnglk il
was surely time that the Mediterranean had
run out, aRd had, therefore, for severaI years
abandoned it, have now returned ID that va
|Eiety a. the InoSt rciialAe when sdwed early
fIl0agh.-lt las nevcr Eai:ed with me when
sR'sei ia August, until the last crop, and
fnttls = was driccut, in consequence uf The
.'tsi ElieliN q the blrSsom By the heavy and
k0ntlslsinus faius hat lcat upon the wheat
Nless ~ blooms md which, being rank, fen
when Ia that state, and OF course no proper
beads were fsrrllcsl do not despair Of the
Mediterranean, oil as tie variety now sown
ssItalss NAY bc. can trace back It's history
a i'criUf n sseaFly s'Nfy years, say 10 1919 In
that year JazRs< Nsasilc. merchant, aud then
Navy Agent 1T NNs Castle. Del, received two
oskAbStS Va A&A&M tsAA4N&&tA AAtLIl OeHsoAs 0Ofl0
Gordon, merchant. IL N Wilmington Del, also
received small qslansity-twO sacks. Or
these two parcels, ono barrel aud one sack
were Of beautiful variety Of white wheat. the
other two were u rcslzra larger half shrivellei,
Iinsightiy grain and rejected rs not worth sow
ing because Of It's dark eolor.-Thc white va
nety was distributed generously BY the liberal
importers, tMcsscrs lIithlle aud GOnIon, Ia
small parcels, to their friends, bat it never
turned out of any value.
Mr.. Riddle, think being the proprietor Of
several farms, at that day. poor, but some Of
which are now amongst the best in the State,
SOwed his parcel OF rel himself. Mr.. Gordon
prevailed On q Mr.. James Morrison, an oil
drayman, who had lately commenced farming,
To sow his barrel IL real. This variety then
proved, in consequence of its carly vegetation,
to be proof against the Ilessian ily. and escaped
smut aud rust. Mr.. Morrison sowcd the varie-
" obtained in the manner mcntiUiIe,l, aS long
- he continued To- farm. His SONS, / have
been informed still SOW the same variety
Thus, il il seen, that this variety las ostlive,l
al its Old associates. A fresh importation of
The same variety from the district ON the Mcdi-
erranean, from which that spoken Of was
aiken, would be desirable.
Many ether varieties Of wheat introduced
'ince the Mediterranean have proved useless.
IN one case, | have seen package labelled
Red Turkey, winch proved miserable; one
Ialf did not ripcn, and the other produced
We that did not observe in the sample
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

HoS. EEvERDY JoHNsOS.-1t was the pre-
vailing opinion among the masses Of the Wing
party, when Dir. johnson was a member of IL,
thaa he was "rry poor iklitieia,." We
think the extracts below from two Of his re-
cent letters, since he changed his party rcIa-
tions give no evidence Of any improvement in
his pOlisiesl tactics. We take these extracts
from the Union Of this lng-omitting is
eanstie comment:
~ aea WAsHIxGT0x, March o. 1853.
MessEs. b. II. Richardson, j. G. 4'psstman
and J. j. Graves, cOsnmistc OF invitation:
GsssAlemeg-My engagements in this city
will deprive me Of the qualification Of attend.
ing the meeting on tlse 9Th instant, TO which
You have been so good Is to invite me.
should like much 10 witness the hearty good "
with which onr patriotic citizens siH apprOcc III,
galiey 'tke President ia recommending Ne nd
aeisssOR y KaHsas imtO Ae LIaiOa, srifh he
Lccempioa constitativn
The time has cOsne when this disturbing sub
oct should be put i RES, aud in its prusen
eeDditiUn 4 ses 10 satsy Or more eCfcctwdl mod
ri mselnplishiMg Il.
tn N hee letter TO Senator DOuglsSv how
<feFs Dir. J0hnsoE expresses himself thus
spalking Of thc action Of the President On th
Aniskas question:
IIsat tie President actel conscientiously
A.sa. = he believed, fpr the lsSt, have N
sluubs; but very many &c his truess assI faste.
sseads smteEtainezl . diiierni orinias. TIes
khoa8kt ihos the paoper coHsSe was 10 snbmi
tie masA - CongrcEs, without executive ca
dorsemeizt o. disapprobatians to be disposed {
~ that body might deem best. Icoa(ess hs
skis was ny Osrn el;niOA.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
TOURNAMENT.

THERE will be TOurnal:scnt at Biak-
istone's Pavilion on THURSDAY, 3Oth inst.
Persons DESTROYS of riding should make imnie-
diately application by lcttcro or otherwise 10 DIR.
G. VI. Hammett, Milestown +. o., authorizing
him TO sign their names TO Il written obligation
to ride, the forfeit Of wl,i.h Is 80. Other sx-
pcnscs are included IN tlIis aarount. There
will bc Ball at night aisd WisIcr's Bansl will
I've in attendance. Fall particulars given here
after.
Sept. 9TH, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
lLEM ADVERTISEMENTS.
DENTIST RY

DERSONS needing the services of a first
IL rate DENTIST will do well 10 call upon
DR. RANDOLPH WALTON who has loca-
ted himself at Leonard Town. He has had
considerable experience IN his profession. IS
moderate IN his charges, and has invariably
given satisfaction to those who have employ
ed him. To give the readers of the Beacon
some idea of the standing OF DIR. W. as a
PRACTICAL DENTIST, the following letter.
addressed to HIM by DIR. NinIan Pnkn-y,
u. s NJ, IS appended.
u. S. Naval ACADEMY,
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland.
LIS April II, 1855.
DEAR SiR:-It gives me great pleasure 10
express the confidence have in your skill rs
Dentist, and TO recommend YOU, as lar as
have infinence. TO the patronage oil tive Pub
lie. l have had an opportunity Of witnessing
your mode of operation. and have no nesIta-
ton in affirming that il exhibits your thor.
ough knowledge Of your profession.
| am, sir, very respectfully
your obedient servant.
NINlAN PINKNEY,
Surgeon u. ). n.
DR.. RANDOLPH WALTON, Annapolis.
| September 18th 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

The Orphans and Commissioner Courts
were in session on Tuesday, !ast-Of the former,
Judge Forrest aud Cole were prcscnt--Of the
latter, MsssFs. Maddox Dawkins and Stone.
iovs .Hicks-lHss not yet supplied tlsr vacancy
created by tle resignation Of Judge Sparkling.
The flames Of CD. VIM. ]. Blackstone. Henry
u. Garner, and VIM. o. Reeier, are currently
mentislle'l in connection with the appoint
Inent. In the Commissioner C.uri, the pro-
position to open r.'ad through the farms Of
Dr. Warning. Oscar Miles. VIM. II. Thomas
aud Edward J. Plowsle~ 10 the Wicomico,
came slp for action, but was postponed until
Tuesday the 2sth inst, in consequence Of there
n0t beirg q full board present.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

The Beacon says: 1--WE have on file sever
~ loetical contributions" We suppose this
= done to sharpen or give pOi'a ~ these cfFu-
sinns.-- Gdzete.
We were entirely guiltless Of any such in
tentiOn. The pr'ccss may lie very eflicaciOus
however, and by way Of experiment, we
would advise our friend Of the Gazette to
pat his jokes on file. We should like To he
advised Of the result, for, if the desired effect
were produced, we should then lave faith in
1t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

This association, We are requested to state
will meet this evening in tlle Office Of Mr.. Geo.
=. King at O'Clock. II is desirable that eve
ryrncmbcr shO'll1 i'c present as business Of inn
Portance will b. brought to the attention of the
society.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing
IL between the FIRM of Spalding g. DuFans
is this day dissolved BY mutual .onsent. All
persons indebted TO the late firm age respect
fully requested 10 settle their accounts with.
out delay. with either VI tine undersigned,
who are authorized 70 sign the name oil the
said firm in settlement.
G. I. SPALDEEG,
e.. !. DURANT.
Leonard Town, Sept. lsi. 1858.
Giant OH 1QEQ-Af
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
consorteiI with the citizens.

cOnsoFted with the citizens,
Your very worshipful and loving friends,
And by their vehement insiIgatiOn,
In this just suit come to move your grace.
PRMcE--Alas, why would you heap those cares
ION me
/ ana unfit for state and majesty -
do beseech you take il not amiss;
cannot, nor will not yield TO you.
AMERscAE-Sweet prince, aecept our suit,
IL you deny US, all the land viii rue IL.
PRsseE--Will you enforce me to a world of care
Well, be 10 So; ann not made of stone,
Hut peaetrabie 90 your kind enrrealies,
Albeit against my conscience aud my soul.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

A lady friend has left at tlss Office pearl
handled knife, one blade, which the owner
can have by clIins on the Editor. The
-knife fund at 4lo c..l..-i:.. Gn-----Ir, 3.
this village few Sundays ago.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
PUBLIC SALE.
10y authority Of the Orphans C1urt. IL
I'D sell at Public sale on II

-
- sell at Public sale on
THURSDAY, Tie ga, Of Octsber ncrt. "
on the lseaiscs, u the bate lgnasias V. Lang.
Icy, in Saint hinges District, all the personal
property Of said Langley lnegroes cxcepte,ll
consisting OF HORSES, oxen, Cattle, Sheep
Hogs, SC. Also. Household and Kitchen Fur.
nitnrc. Also Farming Implements Of all kinds.
Among the Hurscs TO la sold is splendid
crcam-culorsl StailiOm--Waverly-5 years
old. Also, n fine Mare anil Cit.
TERMS OF SAr.g.-.\ credit uf six months
will be given ulSm all sna'S al,oyc -, the
purchaser giving n,ae viii, security 70 - APP
proved by TIE ADMINISTERING ainl bearing il~
terest rum the day IL sale. Eur sums IL Sls
and under the rJsl, will Iu required. Sale %
commence at Ia O'clock a. IN. hi
ROBERT FORD,
Administrators
September 10th ls5s-;s
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

His Homer, the "Princc Of Americans" at the
earnest solicitation Of his Baltimore friends, has
consented, we see, to reign for another term in
Warsaw. The consent Of the reluctant prince
was obtained at the price ofmany tears (crOcko-
slile however,, and was brought about pretty
much as follows: The Anscricaa and Patriot
two props Of virtue for a Christian prince
played the roles Of buckingham and Catesby-
The prince took that Of Cluster. Quoth tn,
Patriot.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
TO THE PUBLIC.

n take this occasion To inform my friends
n and the pubic that In e established nv
s-H in the MERCANTILE BUSINESS nj the
stand lately occupied by John y. Burroughs,
ChaptcO, and will b. pIca.e,i 10 ie:eive their
patronage.
WM. T. /. .REEDER.
Chapiico. Nd.
September IGsh lSjS---Zi.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
Sale Of the Old Jail.

Tho Oil Jail was sold ON Tuesday last, at
public auction, for $I4c-. purchaser, DIR. A..
Jack. Spaliing, Of this village.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES or
ST. MARY'S SEMINARY.

HVHE Trustees of Saint Mary's Female
IL Seminary will meet aI l.,r,nard Town
on TUESDAY, the 2I>, Oi :S-p,esnlet--a fsiIl
Board is expected.
&. BII.IINGSI.EY, Presi,.ens
Sept. 10th, ISjs-;d.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
FoR SALE.
SELLING of at Cast.

INTENDING TO cln~e my business, / wilt
q sell the stock Of MlI.I.INEt 7 and FANCY
GOODS have now on haml lar Gust. Tho.
public arc invited 10 give me a call.
LUCREfIA FORD.
September 10th ls5s-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
VAL aBLE FL. MIL Y
OF
NEGROES FOR SALE.

TIME Subscriber is authorised, BY the Ow-
= nes, 20 offer Tor Sale = very valuable
Family Of Negroes, slaves for terms u years,
consisting Of
! Negro Woman. aged sc years, 10 serve IN
I'll January Isl, 1863, also her Children
Negro Boy, aged Is years.
Negro Gid. aged liz years.
10 years.
1 years.
Negro Boy, aged 2years.
The Children each 20 serve until the age OF
80 years; the future issue Of the woman, and
] .he issue Of the children, and the increase Of
, SAID issue. in pespesuisy, 10 serve unsiI the
age Of 30 years.
The Woman is a very good Cook and also
) yery useful field haDd-the eldest Boy . a
| yery good field hand-ske eldest Gin - We
| ~ capable House Servant and 10 useful IN
various capacisies-the Second GIrl - Old
enough to worm Tobacco and can do VARIOUS
i o,her light Jobs. These Servants have been
! very carefully broUgbt up, and are believer %
( have as lew faults as can Be found IN any
! laEl'Iy OF negroes. They are all sound and
healthy, and are sold foE no laUli, buI he-auss
l the owner has IS many other slaves (serranis
Cor Elel as he can advaniageously emphy.
! For further particulars apply % The sub
scriber. Il. .s.... So 81
ID. R.hAGRUDER.
-Ailorsey Al Law. d :
Prince Frederick, Calvert Go. Md.
&rs3xenshns ffjah. 1854.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

THE SEA Gull. AxD TIE TELEGRAPH Ca
"a very curious incident occurred when
the ,aying ON. commenced in mid ocean. The
splice had been made, and the cable was being
lowered over the sterns Of the vessels, when a
little before IL touched the water, a sea gull
faticued no doubt, after a long flight, perched
ON Il. and his claws getting FAST in the tar with
which the cable was cnatel, he was unable 20
extract them, so that he was dragged down
under the water and drowned. He made des-
perate efforts TO save himself, but % NO pur.
pose. "a. rs he stuck fast, and when be found
himself going down his desPairing screams
sounded far acruss the waters. The stFangness
Of the occurrence. ami the terrible agony n tn.
poor bird, caused some sensation On board th'
vessels.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

The Louisville Denorrat says: "John NJ
Bolts. of Virginia. Is the man hail in view hy
a large number of politicians, as the candidate
&c the great united opposition for tie hex:
President Of the United States"
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
81. MARY,S BEACON.


IFHuRsoAY MoRN'c. SEPT is. lsss.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16


the Missouri Il
iflg rtsan - the u
wns frma JcIIr
s1leek Fcsitlcss
permitted the y0uux
days afterwards, IS :.
Hutei, Hrret: lsaile1
the opposite<isie Of Z
introduced As Jones.
Tn, and the three wet
and iiHinlgelin sherry
esl Of Jones, "Have vol =. 4 -
Jones replied that he hsse, anil Barre. I'm
10 settled e.. them then and there. {..a,,
/ was under $l0O; and Barrett had q -
JGHlca not having change Swink was "a
cd tn. ami offered 10 do the Iitlc favor
4 would walk up TO his room at tie G. ~
This after sanse polite deuuI was a4a.n
Swilsk, having them i'm his nscIn ga(rL-
| $50, and went out to obtain the halaHA ras
ing the door after him. 4 piicclf Il.
son found aud introduced, and the tw6l ..
lers were conducted to a lock-up. I@skn
! possession was found bogus clseck(zA -
dated Missouri. and evidently incs.,ss-
played of on Swink. Jones caff8. a,.a
gun. Neither had dollar Of good ,. -.
they were evidently sat their wit, 80 -.
they tried this artf;,'ezaKic- on
cye-tceth weamn1s RsAIsit.
III. Man 8.
The man of fashion Of this ptEIod was%F
pound OF cffcminacy and affecsaiion. Hes..
tel and pcrfumcd like a wonsn. Hi ~
occupied great proportion u his Il ~! n's
dress was Of the most costly mAcrialssl s"e
most fantastic patterns. Silks and ,eades'
embroidery, gold lace, and jewelryss
his person, bwin niornins. ans1scmHe
costume. He seldom stirred abr1u.s sDot. eS,
cept to take a turn in the Mall; gfd ie mao
10 cross the street only from 10 ioug 1o
tavern, he was conveyed in shay. 'aihitis
was his chief employment; gsllapsry fcuIheO
the hours which could lie spared ores
and play. lie had made the grand anu
consequently, knew the wegla oSs q.
knew little or nothing. MOI sn ~
called "prigs" and '-pc,l3I err
ture which he cultivate ~ il' ,
poems, or tracts, in 70 s-kl ''c'
were the bcaux and
Anne and Of the y, an
reader who would slss 'sit'' y
and conversation OF s ~ -
lection AMI ignorare ;sSlSo
lencc, and inanity, sssE 81 !,
ton. in the "FnppiE ton" = 81
lamar" of Fieldin1g, Y
lett.-Mdsscys GSg4
snrx Arrpc,
more beautiful id
of choracter Il
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

the farmers 4 Maryland would come forward
and enroll themselves rs members, paying the
membership be Of three dollars.
We trust hat SO meritOrious an institution,
one that has done SO much for the agricul-
ture Of the Safe, will not have its credit
impa ired or its usefulness diminished for want
of such contribution. We anticipate an Ex-
Intuition equal to any previous one. There is
every guarantee in the well known energy and
experience of the worthy President, MIR Mer-
ryman and his Executive Committee, that
nothing will be left undOne, to secure it the
most ample success"
To PARExrs.-Rcad what follows, parents
ponder it well and do not be caught in the
same snare:
You have little bcy--he may be four years
old-you think there IS no time TO he lost, and
you send him to school. There he is confined
for hours, and compelled to sit upon a hard
!. bench and look upon book. He hears the
voices Of children playing without-he hall
rises TO look from the Window rap upon the
teachers 1esk recalls him tor NV ffc
bencl,-a glance shows him the ks.s YK:Fing in
the air TO the delight of the happy little pro
prictor; the poor child is almost Involuntary
upon his feet again, another rap, and he again
DROPS into his seat upon the bench. Day aftel
day, week after week, month after month. Oh,
little fellow returns 10 his prison, and sits upor
his bench.
At length he becomes pale and langIid, 10
ses his appetite, grows restless at night, has ;
cough, and loses his flesh and splits. 0ugh
nc not be taken from the bench? The conse
louence of this would be tcrrible-he woul'
. lose his rank IL ;fsat school! So he continue
: to sit upon the bench After few week
J more he is brought home. He bad fai0tcd a
r he sat upon the bench. Matters begin to wea
Z serious aspect. The doctor is called
] pronounces him very Ill. Agrcat pity he ha
; been compelled to sit upon the bench. 1t
ct all over with the poor cIill. Ere long he die:
] A SAL calamity! But thank Gcd, there Is or
0 precious oonsolation-J.fore he died had 3rn{
has A d Cs.
A DrE II FEAxcE.-Nfr. Charles
. BEistci, Of New York, lateT -
l with tie Marquis Galifet. a.
: French army. Thex bad
IL waters C
Paris
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

Tall DAYS WORk.--Thc Westminster
Sentinel says that on Thursday Of last week,
whilst Messrs. Andrew AMI Lewis Fowler were
In hewing logs ON the premises Of Mr..
George er, near town, they killed IL
Nc e. !, !: &C. = fi s ~
thlckntsz
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

The musician who composed khe snlaSph Of
ite:lect" is engaged on new opera.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

An Ohio e,litM recently attempted to dcs.
cribe the powerful effects Of warm weather, AMI
here is an instance:
"A sm,ll negro boy in:u licious'y Laled ur
against the sunny side of a house yesterday.
and fell asleep. In few minutes he began
soften, and in three quarters Uf an hour he r'n
al, over the yard. His mother dipped him NJ
| i'm = wash tub
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

pit MA IN Their psscketS-t.ilS tsacu WI
swell our figures % a7.23i. And this : What
IL cssss us every year for the privilege OF Keep
ing set of worthless ours that are Of little OF
no use to any hsiy Digs after all, arc prxt
ty expensive animals. and it hardly pay.
20 keep tlssaa--.lues ifa---Gscil JTaig. ess