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BALTIMORE SPORTING
WAREHOUSE.

"HERE. will be- found tie largest aud
w best assortment Of Guns. Rifles, Pistols
and Sporting apparatus "A the city. Guns
from the well known factories OF William
Gr-ener. Wesley Richards. Moore 4 Harris.
Williams : Powell, WIlIai.l Moore & 90,
and others Of known criebrIy. Also. Dou
be aud Single Guns 81 my owl make.
"qualled by few, exreIl"d by none for LnHG
RANGE and ACCCRATE SHOOTING. Beng n
praclicsl Gun Maker fauer myself that ]
can give entire satisfaction. 4 Guns sold
bI me warranted to sloot accurate, Or VIII
b. made to do 90 free of rosI: also. low priced
Guns of al! kinds. fuc aud pam it.f.-~;
Coils, Adams s. Deans Aliens and other
makes Of ii. loIs; PowGer F'Ia,ks. Sho' B~.'s.
Game Bags. Caps, Wads, Wire Cartridges
Powder, SHOT. Balls, in fact every article
pertaining 10 tt he Sportsman out IN the
best manner. anc iL-y NAV RELY on getting
good article at 70. - South Gals eri street
and So Cheapsrdr. Baltimore.
ALEXANDER McCONis,
Gun Mak.r
y Gums. Rifles and PIs'oi> made .;
irpored 20 order. All repairing cone III
the hest manner.
Baltimore. JULY "a, IsI3-sn.
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ron TIE LEGisLArCRE.

CLARKE r. BURANr of I.sunsrd Town
District snA GEORGE II. MORGAN Of
chaoiico District are recommended Iu the
yu:rr. Il -. MARY c0aa,v, a sui'ab.e Gen
:..,men D. rsprr enI said county IN the next
Genera. issseisi. vi AIaryla
MANI FsiExps.
Mag i9.h 1870.
announce myself a. an Independent
Democratic cardijat- for tie Legislature AT
tire ensuing Fall election. auI solicit the
votes OF my iiiendS AMI leliosg citizens.
WE.LiAM !. YATES.
Oct. 9Th lSE9
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27
iIag i9h 1879.
FOR ORPHANS, COUNT.

The names Of Or. A. J. SPAL.-
DING. and YOUNG J.. DAWK!NS, q
Leonard ToVn DiSirc,. are suggested to the
vo;ers 81 ST. MARY Co-n'y. rs candidates
.Jr Judges ot'ine Orphans Court.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
May 2dih 1859.
rf'cT uysslf 81 the voters of Saint Narv'>
county ~ a candiiatc fpr tic Orphans Cor-:
at the ensuing election. and respectfully su'i-i.
tae support O( my friends and f.llow-citizcns.
BEALE kEIBARD.
June IG,h, 1880.
The names IF WILLIAM T.. COLE. Dg.
\. JACK. SPALDlNt and RICHARD u.
RhEDER sre.succe>tc,l Co. the VOTERS O.. Sain:
Mlry's COUNTY. Is suitable candidates fnr the
Orpllars CuF.
Sept. 1t, pa.
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GUNS! GUNSI! GUNS

H'iE largest aud hes; assortment n 3nl;i-
more Double and Single GUNS, III
FILES, PISTOLS AND SPORTING
GOODS = =, c-er'a>' var'"'v. CHEkP s&p
w,~R,xrEn. Persons may T-'y IA getting
good article, ri ~ Cllve~, >'f"at.
AI.GX'R H.cCOMAS.
y. G.-Guns made or repaired in tic hes
Elanu"r.
Sept 24ih ls5e-3m.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

f'L' w. -NDi''''
JAMES Il. ALVEY j. recommended 10
the v"'"Fs ot Chap'''" District. as suitable
'''''"' aug w oo''>'''''' :,
,,,L ,S-a '''''
,,
'.tai'n"''1'" - "'''ou'''F '''''r - II
= i. MA'Hi.i. a. " raA":'a'r 'of '"hs''''e III
,nn,,,,5sT, 80
- ct,
q va, '.,.r,.r.',a :, ",,.,,iI" ani
'i>"'''' Is '"I''"''' It" o">''''t anu
o'''', ''' support ., ''T,!' ,r "i.I a. '"
''iI''''. 49, '.'...' l. ilf.ELfh.
,.,-,.>
C..,lr; n...,,,. .r'.-,.. .,I -,
.,,.,,.,,I - ~. ,,, ,',,..,' $500
'"' >'!F"'t -, -, y ~" '"'''
-'"-">' ''''' TO-
DAVID WILKINSON IS recommended
10 IA" voters i'a'nN"n. '.>'firi ~ candi-
""'' ''' '''h>''''"' ana al ne SuPP"''rd al
".- 'h>9'"G 81, 'ua" y .'ASf VOTERS.
No@H'' I'm Ic'''.
FpiNCIS " CoDD\cD ,h,okG,l -
,b.. rnr. -, C",,,, ns,r,., -, , I',';"'
viorc ,,,rror, -; ,,,,'.,nr.< himself ~ a.,
d,iatF Ter f'-"s"r""H 'ni s"iIciis the support
u his i~i.pw cI':Z' u.
S"Pi 1t, ls"9
C.S. TUONrSOS offer, himself 70 ~.
voters Of I.hap,i,o DI>,ric, as c,oJ,da,e
Tor '"nsiabar. ana respectfully soliriis the
/. VOTES OF nus friends aud fellow citizens.
June loih 1879.
offer mvsch 10 the voters Of the Factory
District. as a candidate ter the offic. nc
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27

I'll" lends of DANIEL I. MORGAN.
present ia to the ro'Trs Of st. Mary, ~oun-
Y as a candidate Tor Clerk Of the Circuit
Court al tie election in 1868. and 50 irii tor
has claims dI>pa>>irnate consideration.
Nov. 18th. 1851.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27

,. MN J ,ha ,', :, 70 i; ,,ct'a 20 Us
..a go. ivrI a; Tue atp election. pres: l. nm
~. AIN as candidate lor Snylg IA 1859 [,
all rc> ,-.,.aiIy s. .lr.ts their suGras..,.
\o". -, ISL.
I.a..-..,...r.,.,, .--.-.,,
,.,.,,, ~ H. - .'''''
-, ', . =, ,,",'I", ,S' ~,.', ,, ~ , %o.
' TiIGXIt >1I''s sr ~, ',,I.'.'
august E5ih $50.
,..,..,,....,
- L '' mr. '-.'' -
". \. i.NNER.
Jn.e ',.. 80.
|.- FLEA %: HENRY { GEh'rS Pre-
>.a a.E. "-a,N 10 The voters OF tn.. raru4-nr
'..'r'r'. as " caniriale for Magistrate. AMI
So ri ,.si' ~ >ay'n-. ;nat E.urr haeia..
N'n. H""'.'4 and accommodating ma" c""-
81 =. ,'A.,"A a"yw"cF".
r.. friends or &iNU-rI. e. TTo,;p
* r...,,n.,.r4 HIM - 49,. y.,c-' - r..
''\..:, b'in'' - >"''1g." car "at" '"r
''.',''.' ."AAi 'stER'.
.''''i.'' t'H i'..'.
C!Iti!NT W.ATiIi.N uf"r> him,,iff g."
s. ."7. .1 :,oaa:I TOWN "-.i.. T., u ,..I.,.at..
TT. '.' e. J.
juht iriA, 1919.
.,,.,I,..,>,,y,
- = . ',''t =
..,,,,:..',.,. H.. ,i,,r..,-.,..
rpr-.,.,,..
" 800, A'A''F-''N'
"a, i-'.--l'''.'.
lpiIN H. EDFli.N i rre~cat".! by b.,
.f''. - :: .''.! lat" !"~ Argi>;7';', ~ taar-
~ '''4 '>':"'i' ano They solicit ior his
: .'!''.'' a" Hl.a..". CONSTIPATION
-lA>. 'orEEs.
9'p'' ~
respectfully ,f,.r myself to the voters ii
'."~r~ri i""n district "a = cand,da,c COR
J".'s"a OF IL Peace a; The en~,ing Pa.
election. and >oii,it the support OF ny friends
ana '''"" ''''",,;,. ,.,.,,r,,., ,,,,r,,,-.,...
~ III" III =. /.
'1a' = 1872
FDWhED Ti-RMAN is recommended
/ /. IT,. voters Of P,ux,n, District a, a canIi
Ill +: Magistrate IA that District and viii
! d. ..ri.u,;ru ~ Many V,rERS.
Sian III. i~-n
! 1,,,,. = row -,
c 49,. + r., ~ ~, =; WIN ne support =? his
"''n'> !" '"' .'n e''''.H 'i>'r'''; IS aJ"Siir'
, !"'! it'H '0',
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27

TriuanIa B.scoe s. olhers7 10 tie Circui
KS -CoEu for salE;
Wallace Cray & Sara } Vary sCounty,
Gray sitting a.
Scou.t oI Equi-
Wy.
DY virtue OF authority vested IN me under
ID the act Of assembly. in such case made
and provided, it Is hereby ordered, that The
.r"pJrt OF Geo. e.. Morgan, Trusiree filed 20
Ihis .se, be ratified aad cDmfTmej. uG'-.e
cause 70 the contrary be shown On or before
r:hc thru Monday Of November neyi. pro-
gided copy Of Ihi, order b. inserted in the
SAINT Mars Beacon once a week. for three
successive weeks. previous 10 sall Ih.s4
Monday OF November.
The report states that the interest n ''e
property sold for one hundred aud thirty
dollars.
JAMES T. BLACKSTONE.
Cierk.
Sept. 18th, lsJ9-3w.
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FOR CONGRESS-

.Icss~s. Eli'o,s --Pi-aSe sav in vour pa
Per. tat it ALEX AMBER Is. HACiNER
Esqr.. 81 Annapolis. Will consent to b. IN
iHdcr~ni-at. au'.-ASmn .>rra;.n '1aCil1tr
'ur Congress. b." " J Jr ca-l,a.. supported
- tac conservative voters O.! the
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Nr~,..t 80, I[-g
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THE
SAINT NARl'., FEMALE
SEIEINA AIRY
OF l. 1879 80.

Fs'lLE ncNt ANNA, season Will CON r"nr"
on MONDAY. IT," 18th of Scpr-~.her.
Unl"r I,,e direction -! 49, NARY
BLADES. 4, Pr'nci"a', a ','o- u. l Corp
VI r.!i.'i,nt AMI cYp Fenced Teaches.
The Bu.iiing. Ll,g". cg@u1L.auS AMI
airv, j, h,1nr'u.; >!'r"'"d l.u,1"litI",y O..
TIE h,.h banks oi ii" SAINT Mars E"r,.
acresS!u!c t, steamboats,, s'rcca. ll4"' :.
week. proyerb:a.l. url.Ihv. wl,;.n .uf,">.i
cnt distance 10 Crur:""s u Il. daiarrui x.
Irgiprs Concentrations. AM the m"i"s :.
c,aveyance provided Tor IL" pupils. Tree o.
chang.
This School. chartered and "n.'nvri y,
the State Q; MARY lanj, and d">5-u.d hy lae
Legislature - ~ "a grateful monument 20
ii" PLcun Founders Of T.. ;a.unv." ic
calet. ~ ile 81" - tn. ''Auc.'nt ,lfy 81
sam; Mary" The ell capitol "i the $ 90,
the renowned birth place Of religious hbe!ry
in the world.
The course of instruction j. as IhorouSa A.
at any other Institution II the country. and
Q, less thau half H." usual expense The
scholastic ycai & divided into two terms o.
five months each.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27
NOTICE.

sons indebted 10 NE 90 Tavern ~"
are requested % come forward w1ih-
nd close the same by cash, note or
sons d,srrrariirg Ibis no'ice may
q their a, -ouI's t.. n way OF LEGAL
!0!IS .tEHWick.
1850 In
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Dissolution OF CO-Pariner-
ship.

VTNHE Co.Partnsrahi7 heretofore exls''ns be-
tween the undersigned "a the Nrr~an''c
business, Mt the IIeut Of St. Cieucn''s lay,
has aeek dissolved by mItua! consent. Persons
Indebted to the la;c Arm cah settle their accounts
With the undersigned, ri,her Of whom IS author
irsd 10 sign The nn,nt - the firm IN settlement.
JOHN {. HERBERT,
WI. +. LEACH,
OF. 1T, 80.
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r0R SrlTrcS .lrrOR.NEr.


respectfully oli.r myself 10 the voters o
S1n Mary's county, a. a Candidate for
: al"s Attorney II the ensuing i'1.l election.
an" solicit the support OF my friends aud tel
10" citizens.
jas. :. DOWNS,
Feb 24th 1859.
The friends Of Nr. TuAD. X. PREUSS
respectfully submit las claims 10 tie people If
$. Marr's C'Uaty for 'hc nlicc OF states AZ
t,g.-ay a; tie c:.::.i' z Fail c!ccima.
\ VOTER.
March III. 1852.
VIZ respectfully uhuit 20 the suF-agcs 81
'ac pcnl e &c ST Mlry's county. the u,.uc 81
Gao. +. MADDOX, A. candidate f,l States
Attorney.
MANY FRIENDS.
March 2Hh, 1899.
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Charges, per tcTsll, payable
i'm advance:

Tor all the branches Of thorough
English education. including
Board. Tuition. Washing, Fuel,
Lights aud Hed:ng, SIS 90
Stationery, $50
Tuition !yr Iuy pupils including
ivc!, POO
SEPARATE REAScHrs:
Frcayh. TOO
Music. with the Use Of IHStrum"rt, $3.50
Drawing and Painting, exclusive
Of materials. Coo
Painting in Oil C,iors. exclusive
.. materials ~ On
For iurth"r information. or far Circu ms.
apply 10 the Principal. s.. Iulgoes Post
OGfce, Saint Mars County. III.
[. BtLEI\GSLEE.
Prc<iieu, OF the p2arl o. Trustee.
August LJ;a. ie52-ly.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27

on oG lad heath hrs indu-ri mo
Pti,,- S,.e 10 : rm, on which
IL les wssF,iu TEN '.II.sY nf Leon
hir ino mis-. - lirce Cnusrhrs,
le~ nli nrr or tie hest Oyster and
- in'S1 u h,rg's County,, is
she Potomac 1ver rnd within one
b.. I'.aa. s.s., three hundred and
lsrt. .-Io. winch nr- clrnred
hate ~ cultivation. lad Oh Inlp
i Springs 81 runraE water IN
= nf tie Sets Is sell taken in
eel o. s,.I th.s Full near two
l. Of - heat.
|,d DWELLING and n S=xA
House All BTn' yuE- Isl
ihir,y ~ E,rsy h"sshesds III
l;h every other house that is ne
Il an eAaie There !. a pump uf
he varI.S Al the fields are M
,"od rh~sn It fence. and there Is
lmher a. l'.r estate than viii 'Ss
FIr "l,lh. heaGty If location
aOil the r-,a = 3. 81 -, 20 any 10
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27
.,G}'E'EC!1.

|rr,I-Er.. appointed Comrnis-
'hy 'H' q urur , nuli tor - Ma
ilh,. 81 ana divide the real
=, J Nrrr.. Ann Norris snI
prs. 'at nt,a.i county. decsa1-
e mu'tc' t. n, CoucrCuri. I..s'
p uu J'- prr,"i~r> al deceased.
a." ~ AZ NnyenItrr n"x'. "a
j." ncrt iair day In..ra'l"'h To
np,. 50 aV aiprr,aid committed
~ sal! cunt
5 / F..NWlrE.
y = nN"kI,,~.
! Y. ! "'rt
NNI!\'i N.CuMEa,
JDI> Z, COMES.
t....i. -. u-rs.
10 u
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TALrACLE F.RT ron SALE

Sept. 18th. !EJ3-tG.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27
Last Notice.

Sept. 10Th, IsJ9-3w.
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TOR COUNTY CLEEksHiP

Arrest Isl, lr-g.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-01

all they bad Then commenced system Of
kidnapping those who came to the coast iu
lawful trade, and maraud,ng wars to pro-
cure slaves In this way, the Frcnchman
got abou, two hundred "emig migran,s." mos.
Of whom were put in irons. Amongst those
kidnspped and thu. confined, was warrior
Of reputation, named Bvmo. sold By 4 jeal.
Gus brother. lie determined to deliver him.
self An opportunity soon occurred. The
French cook hav ng stabbed one Of the emf
grants. Bymo was released by his friends,
the French crew were massacred, except the
Doctor, who had been kind to the 'emi-
grants" and the captain and French Gov
crment Officer. who were on shore at the time
cfthe massacre. The emigrants then took
possession Of the ship. and retained it for a
few days. They readily gave it; up. however
on the appearance of Ex President Roberts
of Liberia, in the British mail steamer Eth.
iopc. But all the cmigrants escaped saf
ly on shore, and returned TO their homes
Immediately after this had occurred. sun
dry native chiefs, whose friends had been
kidnapped, sent TO inquire Of the President
Of Liberia if he authorized the seizure and
sale Of their friends II not. they were de
termined to attack, enslave. and sell those
who had sold their relatives Thus inter
minable tribal wars are excited by this self
same nefariou> system In the name of hu
mauity and religion who will encourage
/ it !-Sonthern Chuychmau
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-01
JOHN sRows HATES KkPURLlCAns.

James Rsdpatb. one Of the NEST deter
mined aud ultra Aboltionists III the whole
country. thus empbatically aid indignantly
denies that John Brown vas Republican:
As to John Browns political opinions il is
asserted that he vas member II the Re-
publican party. 1t is false /; he despised
the Republican party OF course he vas
opposed to the extension Of slavery and in
favor, also, of organized political action a
gainst it, bu, when the Republicans cried
halt John Brown said-forward. march
He had ss little sympathy with Garrison or
Seward. The inevitable coming triumph Of
the Republican party. have the best au-
tbority for stating, was the most powerful
reason for the precipate movements. The
old man distrusted the Republican leaders;
/ he said that there would be a backward
movement 10 the anti slavery enterprise.
/ His reason was tnat the mass of the peo.
pie had confidence in these leaders. and
would believe that BY their action they
would intimately peacefully abolish slave.
ry. That the people would be deceived; the
. Republicans would become as conservative
To slavery IS the Democrats themselves, be
sincerely-may add. and with reason--
believed! Apathy TO the welfare of the slave
would follow; hence it was necessary 70 strike
a blow at once. You know the result.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-01

B--l did not think it was my duty or
interest to do - We assured our prison.
.i> rha, We did rot wish to harm them. and
'hai they should be set at liberty. exer-
et>ed ny b''st Judgment, not believing the
people would wautonly sacrifice their own
irilrw citizens When We offered to let
then. - upor condition OF being allowed
to change cur position about quarter Of
mile, the prisoners agreed BY vote among
themselves to pass across the bridge with
u>. We wanted them ouly as a sort of
guarantee for our own safety. that We should
no; be fred into. We took them in the
first place. as hostages. to keep them from
doing any harm We did kill 9 ME when
defending ourselves, but | saw no one fire.
excep' direct Y in self.de!ence Orders
were strict not 20 harm any one no, in
arms against Us
Brown. suppose you had any negroes
in the free States what would you do with
them?
Brown in loud tone and with empba-
ss-set them free, slr.
Your intention was to carry them off and
free them
Brown-Not at all
Bys'anders-To set them free would 50.
crifcc the life Of every man in this COM
munity
Brown-I do not think 80.
Bystander-I know that I think you
are fanatical
Brown think that you are fanatical
- Whom tie Gods would destroy, they
/ first make mad"
Was your only object to free the negroes!
Brown-Absolutely. our only object.
Bystander-But you Went and took Col
/ WnshingtoD's silver and watch
Brown-Oh yes; We Intended freely to
have appropriated the property Of slave
holders to carry out our object Ii was for
that, aud only that We had no design 10
enrich ourselves with any plunder what
! ever
/ Bystander-Di1 you know Sherrod in
Kansas understand you killed him.
B-I killed no man. except in fair Fight
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-01
MURDER WILL OUT.

A man named Beaureg1rd. Of St Hya-
cinthe, C. T., has been lately tried at MoD-
treal for the murder Of farmer of the name
of Cbsrron, Of the same place. Joseph
Lusignan. the principal witness, gave the
following particulars OF the murder
On the 2nd OF April last. | resided in 81.
Haycinthe Abou. 10 o'clock at nigh, |
went to Lehsmme's tavern In the tavern
saw nine persons including the prisoner
I saw the prisoner holding the deceased BY
the left arm and wanting TO bring the de-
ceased to his house to pass the night With
him. heard the prisoner saying "come
home with me aud you will be all right at
my house" also heard the prisoner ask
the deceased for some money saying be wan-
ted loan Of some TO pay his lie. nsc the
deceased did not reply. | then beard the
prisoner say be would have the money eth.
er by force or friendship. At the time the
prisoner turned towards the deceased and
asked him if be would Pay for treat
The deceased then pulled out quarter dol
lar aud flung /. Oh the counter, and Laaamme
handed / glasses Of liquor which were drank
by the deceased, the prisoner. q man named
ChivaIier aud myself
J About the same tune the prisoner showed
pe 4 skull cHacker ;-aud said that va. the
article with which he could scrre out an,
ons. then left by the yard door. a'c
wea. in the direction Cf the bridge, ant
Saeu abJut an acre from Lahaume's
.heu saw the prisoner gong with Cbarrol
In the direction o: bis house which is owe
the or dSe fJI!o.ed behipt at the dis
tauce vf about fifty feet. The prisoner va
buld.ng the deceased und+r the lett aru
Opposite GirsEd's house tie deceased fe
dvsn, aud the prisouer r4ised him up rathe
roughly. Tue deceased cou.d 10, stand o
his feet, Prisoner then took the bridge |,
20 towards bis house. l then. unobservee
, 20, 10 to Dessaulles' mill and leaned agin.
II Wien they reached the second pier
,aw the prisoner raise bis hand over Cha
ron, aud heard tie latter cry ou, immediat
y" D ,u', xii me-" Don't kill me
After this lef, my position at the mill an
went to Girard's house against which leal
! ed myself. From this place / saw the pri
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-01
WANTED TO HIRE.

A lady, having q pleasant home. 20 in.
cumbrances but husband and one child.
wishes to place herself at the disposal # q
servant who can c,me we'll recommended
from Der los. place. She would prefer Owe
who would be willing I, ren1iu v thib d. r.
AZ least FIVE minutes after the work Is Tn.
i.hed She would also .upuIa'e for the
privilege uf going to church ber--if dice
each Sunday. having beru compciied To re-
fuse the iass applicant. Who Was Lot wi'!, &
TO allow ber bu, bait day once . tortniga'.
Wages -ati.factory-if undcr sl0 a veal.
She is deeply conscious " the utter inab' {.
ty Of ladies' in general TO comply With Il .
present demands OF servants, but she bot Q
by strict attention 10 please in all respects.
The best OF references can be given alsc.
a good recommend frow one who has NV
| left her to the fate Of many hOusekeepers.
Please apply before 6 An.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-01
ANECDoTR or CAssiUs NJ. CLAY.

To he Editor Of 'hs Boston Journal:
notwithstanding he strong enmities which
he slavery question ever eneeuders IN the
South, Z NJ Clay's social qualities have
made him a!ways favorite with the mag
unanimous portion Of the shareholders. On
the Kentucky river, at the base of one those
immeuse led geo Of perpendicular limestone,
which gives that str, am tie most sublime
aud piciurc, que scenery. where Fayelte
county joins Madison (Nr Ciay's native
county fws one of the coolest ana pu:esl
streams Of wafer in all the land
Here for many years pa,t;es Of gentlemen
frol, both couu,Ics have been III the habit
Vf neeliug III the most social aud unre-
served manner. aud Ira.tins upon what is
called burgou, "a kiud q! cssnp soup
made II f,h. tnrnips 'ed pepper, &e.--ss
much rcllst,d ia the W.s, as chcwder IN
New EugIard-wi'h interludes Of cigars,
old Bourbon and anecdotes Oh such oc
casious all come unnvlted-high and low.
rich and poor-and jol'GcatiOn ensues.
4 few years since on one these occasions
the Vice -Presldcu, (Jvbn c. BIccknrid se.)
the Dudiess, Brures. Hunters and other
good fellows beng present, II was proposed
10 60 in bathing, and for many hundred
yards the river was splashing with good and
bad swimmers, playing on each other all
sJrsts 1T tricks At length in the midst u
all the fun came the terrible cry "a man is
drowning" This was Mr.. Willis of Madi
son county, whose family had been the mos.
bitter enemies of c. NJ Clay. The four or
five men who We're nearest him fed to the
shore in great terror, aud Immediately from
twenty or more persons rose the cry, Clay
Clay-Clay Mr. Clay was about fifty OF
sixty yards above, bu. Immediately swan
down the swift stream to where Willis had
sank-never to rise again Of his own effort
and seizlLg him by the hair at arms length
swan, keeping the face Of the nearly in
sensible man under water, towards the
shore
He was called to on all sides to raise
Willis head above water; but knowing
that the life of both depended upon keepin.
the drowning man FROM se,zing hold of tn,
swimmer, he proceeded calmly without al
swer I'LL be placed his charge safely on land
then turning to his otficious advisers wh'
had fed from the danger which they left t
others, he said" next time, if you wan
his head raised above water. raise II you,
Scff." The universal call for Clay in ,hi
! emergency showed the great aud unqucs
toned confidence which all who know bin
, place IN his quie, courage. and magnanimit,
, Of soul and the end proved that it was 10
misplaced Willis and family becsm
! tbencefcrth Mr.. Claws friends
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oner bending over the deceased for 'he space
Of a couple Of minutes. l then saw him
take Charron and throw him into the river.
Sensation The prisoner then came towards
where | was standing, and be knew me as
he came up. Prisoner then said-"Havc
You seen me doing what have done" |
replied. e l >aw it to well. unfortunately
for you" Prisoner said-.I II you ever
say word about it. VII! do rs much for
you."
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-01

COOP SHooTISG The pigeon shooting
on Tuesday last between the spCrtsmaD II
this city aud MARSHALL resulted as follows
Bsrtle Creek 50 out Of loo. Marshall 81
"a: Of 100.-BastIs Crssk JeTsyseniGS.