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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
Tuesday, 9th dav of June. 1856


Phebe Case ct al Common Pleas of Delaware county,
Ohio shall offer for sale, at the door of the Court
House in Delaware, on
Tuesday, 9th day of June, 1863.
at one O'Clock p. M the following described Real E
tate: Situate in Delaware county Ohio, and in Range
IS Township 3, Section 8, north west part of Lot
No. -, United States Military, bounded and described
as toows Beginning al post the spot where
oId post stood, at the south west
i IN the town Of Orange Station, being the south
corner OF said town and in the east line Randolph
McCarty's land, at point the plat thence south
degree west along said line Of Nc ]artys %
at point F. at the south OF said McCarty's
and, beech 10 inches in diameter, north 40 degrees
west Is links, stump of do s inches in diameter
south 6l degrees west Is links both old bearing
thece south 6SS degrees parallel with the section
line IN the county road I6 1925 post
small stones in the west line of the C. c. c. Railroad
track at point f. thence north ~ degrees west along
saG west line of Railroad track 26 to post
ana three small stones set in the spot the old post stood
at the south east corner of In-lot No A. said town
Of Orange Saton point D. thence north SSs{ degrees
ing 4 post at the corner Of In-lots and point C.
and one at the corner Of In-lots and point b. IA
rods to the pace of MISUNDERSTANDING acres and
So 57-l0O perches of land.
Aiso-In-ot No. in said town of Oranga Station
dd Iot Delng rods wide east and by 1917 rods
lohg north and south-containiDg 40 perches une-
oufth OF an acre OF land, which added the above
amount o 50 -1OOl60 acres makes aggregate Of
2 acres and 125 57-100 perches Of land
April a, I863-ts IF $500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

Lieut. J. Fl. WATKINS, of the Goth Regi-
ment. is at home on a brief furlough.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

Seven Hundred Volunteers Sick in Camp
Young men, be in time, supply yourselves with
HOIIDWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT. They guar
anted the Of Sores Ulcers, Scurvy
Fevers and Bowel complaints Only 25 cts per Box or
Pot. 2lS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

Herick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus is cleans
ed of every impurity, and arranged and
combined that all unhealthy and injurious
properties are stricken out. while Carbonic ac
i'd, the only active property remaining, is held
in check until set free, thus envolving a gas by
means of which Bread is raised, aud each acid
thus destroyed, which makes it suitable for
the most delicate OF dyspepsia stomach. Try
one paper, and you will have no other. Gro
GERS and Druggists keep it.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
The sNarkEts.
Delaware Market.
Grain.

Corrected weekly r < Hills & sox. wholesale
RetailGrocers, No Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

Those feelings which sadden us, usually from
trouble annoyances obstructed perspration, eat
ing and drinking whatever is wholesome, thus dis
turbing the heathfu action of the liver and stomach
These organs must be relieved, II you desire to be we'll
The Pills. taken according to the printed instructions
viii quickly produce healthy action in both liver and
good appetite.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
Holloway's Pills and
OINTMENT.

A Ii. who have Friends or Relatives 10 the Army
IA Navy should take especial care, that they be
ply supplied with these Pills and Ointment; and where
the brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected to pro
vide themselves with them, better present can be
sent them by their friends They have been proved TO
be the soders failing friend in the hour Of need
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
To Consmnnntiues.
aE- HEADQUARTERS COMPANY B. n. G. G.l
Regiment, o, V. Camp at Beverly, Va.

R9- HEADQUARTERS COMPANY B. RI. G. G. !
Regiment, o. V. Camp at Beverly, Va.
July u, 1861.
Dr. C. W. ROBACK, Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Sir We re-
ceived your long wished for and welcome Remedies a
few days ago and hasten TO return you unanimous
pr0ssOn in regard to our high opinion of the
We have used them with great benefit in compa-
ny and heartily attest to the public opinion of their
great benefits. In cases, especially where there
have been many great changes from the civilian
in daily routine in business home to the exposed hab
its of active soldiers in strange and unnatural
try do most appreciate the merits OF such heaven
sent values yours. To all those in position do
most emphaticaIly recommend your remedies, be-
ing assured from experience that they will be very
welcome companion. JOSEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt. Co B., Sixth Reg. o. V.
ISignedj
James Y Semple, 1st Sergeant, Company B.
Charles H Foster, I'd Sergeant,
Charles B. Russell; 1sr Lieut.. Co. B. 9th Reg o. V.
Thos S. ROyse, I'd Lieut.. % GO
E. B. Warren, Sd Seargt. 1" 90
stephen A Thayer, 4th Seargt - 3
Samuel D. Sch0oley, Conmissary
Corporal Chas. W. Foley,
Corporal John W. Taylor.
Corporal Edward Bultman.
Corporal Carlton C. Cable.
Together with 90 privates-a unanimous expression
being given.
For sale Ne. 6, East Fourth street, and by Drug
gsts everywhere.
The special attention Suffers solicited to this
being the article for complaints incident Camp
Life. Feb Il 62-eOm6m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed Bugs, Moths
in FuIs, Woolens, &C., Insects Plants, Fowls
Animals, &C.
Put up 25c Soc and 81 90 Boxes Bottles and Fasks
SO and SIS sizes for HOTELS PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, &c
''Only infallible remedies known"
ffFree from Poisons''
''NOt dangerous to the Human Family"
''Rats come out of their holes to die"
B7-Sold Wholesale in all large Cities.
G5-Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere
A9-! I BEWARE of all worthless limitations.
R9-See that tECosTAR's name is each Box, Bottle
and Flask, before Won buy.
HST-Address HENRY n. COSTAR.
RF-PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 4S2 Broadway, N. Y.
B7s-Sold Wholesale and Retail, by STARR & BRO,
Delaware. Chic. may 63-6m.is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
NEEDTES.

TOR the Wheeler I& Wilson, Singer, Kelsey
Pearl and Boudoir Sewing Machines, of the best
quality, always he found at No g. Williams Block.
Needlesfor any other Machines supplied ON short no
SO. q. PEAIT.
March 20, i6I,-+tf,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

TTTINTER Cloaks, Shnwls, Hoods, Nubias. Sontag
w worsted shetland and Wool Yarns, Cor sets,
sery and Combs, Kid, Cloth, silk, Lilsle and Blu
Gloves, Wool Scarfs, btuters, Mems White and CIR
Wrappers and drawers, Ladies' Wrappers; CIV neck
short vos, high neck and long sieev es. Mark
very low ). +, J.. J, sHUh
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
Pork. Lard. Bacon.

TETE WERE VERY FORTUNATE in buying Splendid
w Lot OF Corn Fed Hogs, during the last packing
season. the greater part of hem being of the China
Suffolk breed So that we have plenty of thick, heya
Pork, by the lb. or bbl Also large lot Beautiful
White Lard Also a few sugar cured Hams and shoul-
ders s. NJ. LITTEII. x SON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
Apple Trees! ~

TIINE THRIFTY -FOUR YEAR OLD GRATED APPLE
Z TREES for sale at the Delaware Garden.
Also, at the proper time of planting,
Sweet Potatoe Plants, Nansemond.
Tomato Plants, superior quality.
Cabbage Plants, various kinds.
Pie Plant Roots, &c. &c,
Strawberry Plants-Triomphe de
Gand, Wilson's Albany, &c.
Delaware, March %, 1s68.-3m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
NO. 4, WILLIAMS BLOCK,

Where it can be had at the manufacturer s
price with the addition of freight only. And
besides being the best it is really the cheapest
Saleratus families can use, because it takes
only about one half the ordinary amount.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

TUsTreceived, a good assortment Of the above
q among which may be found the Hide Roller straw
Cutter the Sanford, 20 Kniie Straw Cutter and at
Clipper Straw ana rn-stalk Cutter-al Of which is
offered at manufacturer spriCes.
Sent s ,5e-&tf c C CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

Call on your Grocer for HeIrick Aliens Gold
Medal Saleratus. It is the only perfectly health
Saleratus made After using one-half the
paper, if you are not satified return the balance
and get the money paid for the whole 1t is
much better to use with cream tartar than So
da. It is peculiarly adapted to dyspeptc per-
sens. Try it. For sale by Grocers and Drug
gists, and at wholesale by
d a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
Cultivators and PIows,

LARGE Stock of CULTTVATORS of different
n patterns, also Single Shovel Plows, Double h vel
Plows, shovel Plows and One Horse Steel Plow All
which viii be sold LOW for cash by
June H. IS6I.-tf. c. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

| AVaOV~ 600 bushels Beans;
500 bushels Hickory Nuts.
Oct 25, '6I. A. STRAUSS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

100 BBLS. Coarse Hooking Salt.
lou l2O do Fine Syracuse salt.
200 Bags Mason City Dairy salt.
200 do Syracuse do
Allof which IS under cover, in bright new package
and for saleat lowest market prices.
r. f. HILLS h SON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
Sherif's Sale.

Calvin L. Case DY virtue of an order of sale to
vs. D me directed from the Court of
Phebe Case ct al Common Pleas of Delaware county,
Ohio, shall offer for sale at the door of the Court
House in Delaware, on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29
Coughs and COIdS AlToctIng Troops.
dental 20 Sold eTu.

viii be speedily relieved and ehectually
using these admirable medicines by paying proper
attention to the Directions which attached to
Pot Box.
Sick Headaches and Want OF APP elite incl
deutaI IN gaId aRu
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

TSIOR ALL KINDS OF
Gents, Furnishing Goods, &C.
go to A. sTRAUss's.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

ANY amount, al A. STRAUSS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-29

IF YOU WANT a good atting and well made
A. STRAUSS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
WELLINGTON AND NAPOLEON NO
SNOKf.RS.

On III" rvrnng of his fr., rr,,rp fre,
the Peninsula. Wellington was induc.i
I" Join the circle If smoker. At the L.tel
10 Por's'"aush. a. which h" pu, up for the
night. ami a; which til. luke ri Cumh r.
land and some field officers were plss stay.
irs. In sfs"r life The Iron Dnke descr;b:,;
The scehc himssf. '.lie sat" he sail
"beh'nd 'hs pipe. whifF.g away With =
iee:ing OF wonder. ANA watching with IN.
tcrcsi n" ~"nutcnarccs o. the rest ,S ia.
c"mpany There were other movie.
'h~rc "'si'i"s l."r! Wellington. One bv
one 'hr." left 'hc ro"m. aud dill not r..
turn. Tie saw 'b- ola smo'.or. yer. ~,
the ".k.'"' t"s hi. turn 70 follow the ~.
crd"rs. A. lac continued {" puF awav. H..
sa''l t" him,',lf, we'll. j, sill como n =.
end. SUPPOSE" and it did some q, =.
end. before the pipe WAS finished. aud
'a's. ton. III such way tina, he never AZ
tempted I" smoke again Nar.lson'. dis.
gut Wa eren moro rapidly attained; and
yet ne WAS the most invcrera,. .pu6. .t.kcr
1T h,s day. -Constsnt .,v.. the Persia.
Ambassador had presented 70 che Emre.
,,r! ,'r magnificent Oriental rire. After
being chew" how I" oper.s~. h. de.ir. /,
Constant I" light 'hr pipe. IT,, Constant
tell the rest. Il "bryeI. and returned is
, t" h'"' IN "rirr. MT scarcely had he
drs.n . u..ushfni. xara The .u,os.
which b: Knew Nor how t. expc! fro",
h,' month. iurnri back into bis palate,
penetrated into ri. .hr"as. and came ou,
!. sy the ""se sad blinded him. A. soos ~
ne recovered breath. he aaid take il aw.v
from ""--whst ala abo,ninati,n Oh.
'ns "r''trs ny .t"'n,ch is quite upse, :.''
In Fact. adds C"n.,sat, he f.l, himself
20 much annoyed f,r .aore thar an hnur.
that he then and there renauucrd Sorev.r
AL desire - fEy the experiment. sgaia. 49,
T'o"c'", its Use and .itss..
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
AN CNDELTvERED SPEECH OF
BEN. WOOD.

Representative Ben. Wood. Of New
York, being unable 10 obtain the foor q
deliver. Obtained permission I, print a
sp"rr'i. in the course of which he saw,
that. were he certain in a nilit,-y sense
this var wou'd prove succ,ssful. neverthe.
less he would oppose it. for, with he dcs-
'ruc'i"n IT the resisting power in tn,
South. wou1c vanish every hope Of their
existence KS clnal and contented member.
"f one household
In bis view. this war, noninally f,.r the
Union, has actually been wayrd against it.
With that belief. rather than pr4,long i,
he would roncrde a separation, as The only
mraEs # an ultimate reunion upon such
principles as u true republican should Gu
t-rtain
When every conoilia.ory measure shall
have b'en res"r:ed to IN vsin--waen NJ.
g"tlati"n shall have been exhausted when
the parpos. of the Southern peopl. t" ah-
! stain from political companionship with us
shall have been demonstrated AS fixed and
'-revocatlr, and not the passionate resolve
Of heated blood then. as a necessity use,
less 10 struggle against. he should aot OILY
counsel bnt urge separation.
In his opinion the only prospect oi
accommodation rests in calu,. dispassion-
ate appeal to the judgment and better
feelings Of the conts"ding parties. With
such con,ict,on. aud believing that every
hour Of hos,i!itirs leads t" our further
arrangement. l,c has never VOTED q della,
for the war. ASS legislator. citizen an.I
nran he claims t" be .bsolv.d from all mar.
ticipation ia this. as h. cI:,rac,erixcs il
murder"us strife. With all his humbl,
abilities he had endeavor..l to srrest j,
lie would still cndcavnr, aud If in vain.
let his efforts attest brf,rc G"l and MAJ,
that he was unstaiuej With the blood oi
h's coun'rymcu. From W.. be says. a.
h'nE materially the stronger party. sh.
proposition for an armi>tice can came with
good grace. LIT wise aud Just men
from all th- States as-emLl. In conycn
ton. If then no honorable peace can be-
secured. his faith in human nature will
have pissed away.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
VIRGINIA BEFORE THE ABOLI
TION RAID.

Fram a report Of the one hundred and
sixty-sixih anniversary of William and
! Mary College. at Williamsburg. Virginia,
ou The 10Th day Of February. 1858. We
make the following extract from the res
. p",ise to the sentiment:
The next regular toast was Th. Ola
Aproln! Sacred to the genius Of Liberty
/ aud 10 memory In the days nf the Rev
| olution it resoLnded to the voice of Free
dom and independence aud its patriot
spirit caught by William and Mary. was
rnshrined upon her a,tars. ann has been
! always f"stcrcd III the bosom of her sons.
In times past, when this hall was fresh
with the memories which cluster SO thckly
abound it; wlIsn those eminent patriots
"f The Revolution. retiring from the House
Of BurgesScs at she command Of the kings
vicrg"rent. assembled here OH their indi.
vidu'l and personal responsibility. to de-
clare their Resolutions nf Right aud to
pass their 'Non-Impor,ation Acts Que of
'hs most distinguished among them, in the
course OF his fervid clqpcncc. prophet-
cal!y exclaimed that he could hear tx the
atmosphere the clangor of arms at the
North aud forthwith came the news of
the strife at Lexington. and til. battle Of
Bunker Hill. The sound from the North
then was the sound Of men daring to be
free and struggling against oppression =
Then and thus was this ball made glorious
to liberty. aud sacrsd to me.uory. IAp-
plausc Sir. when a similar sound from
the North shall BE- heard in this hail srsin
and fancy th"d errn nor Ihear it-.hat
sand will not b. the thunder wave of
freeHien lierc"ly warning for liberty and
human right. but i. will be the muiFlrd
tread .: agrar!an Icgious marching down
npon the scattered forces OF conservatism
it will be the charge of the majority-rulc
against the minority-right the rcmorseleSs
onslaught Of numerical power TO crush ont
constitutional principle. Aud in view of
this hour, aud this contingency. give
you--
The Alumni Of William anil Mary,
May they iu the future. as in the past. be
animated By the patriot spirit. and the
genius Of Liberty that inhabits this hall !"
Drank standing -Crtsis
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
in society that her education anil accom-
rlishinents had en.inently qualified her 10
~

in society tha, her education AMI accom-
plish'nents had eninently qualified her 10
fill
E7r'y in the year of 1862. was called
tn attend the sick-bcd o! very dear,
ri MT whsTe We Of en- met. and BY her
kinl and genie care Of nv friend. and her
many accomplishments Of mind and per-
son. she won up"n my affection, that |
drtrrininc'i t" win her. if possible. for her
pr4ssr-c had taught mo tu believe that
there would be n" happiness in life unless
| could rrrsuadc her to SHIRE il with me
For several mouths. I was constan, in my
attendance upon her. and by her ac:ep-
'an,e of my attentions. surpnsed that
was making considerable progress towards
The fruition of my hopes But alas for
human foresight. haw frsil thing it l..
The old adaer. that faint heart never
won fair lady Was LITERALLY true in my
as'. for nrarIy ycnr hai expired and
had never found an opportunity t" tell her
Of my love. Or if found, hal never availed
| myself of it, Every time we met. would
determine to offr her my love before We
parted. but some uutowarh circumstance
woull always intervene to cheat me Of
the expected opportunity. A: last, finding
that could never make verbal dcclara-
! ton. determined to 10 it by letter. I
indit"d an cri<tle. filed with love. and
,'ff;ring her my heart and hand with al!
my worllly wealth. and telling her that
my happiness my lifc-dcr"n-
DID M her acceptance of NV OFF, and a
I speedy answer in the affirmative. A
luonih expired aud no answer camc,-six
weeks passed by, ana | ha! given up all
ii.a of ever receiving one. But. at the
! end Of the seventh week, it came, in the
shape of My own letter. without single
word Of comment Thus was the love If
years. with AL my plans and calcula-
tioa., broken, the work Of years dissolved
in a moment and left to wander through
this sad world. weary and alone. while
some more fortunate. man will gain the
fav"ar that have sought in vain
May the ch"iest gifts of Heaven be the
portion Of her. SO dearly loved. but lost to
or
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
THs P0wEx cr Cksx NIsoxrv

THs PowEs "r Fksx MAsovxr,-AE
ter the battle # Waterloo va. decided !.
favor Of tho English. abou. ifty French.
mcn. ncarl. all Of thcM wouuled-tho
heroic wreck Of . .qusrc of two reeimcut,
OF iufaniry which haG been almost ex,.r.
minated BY the discharge Of p.rk of A.
','lcry--f"und themselves. 1t the eloss of
that terrible dsy. snrrnu ated nv q e.m.id.
era' ie force Of she cssmy. Alter having
pcrf"rmcd prodisi.s Of v.lor. psrc.ivius :
that it was impossible for them to ..Frc. .
retreat. they rciuc.antly d:ts runined to lay
down their arms. Bat the allies. irri,a.
ted at the great loss which they had sufss.
cd from men. continued TO fre on then.
The frenehsnen n"w p.rceiv.d that their
complete destruction wa< inevitable. u..
lrss s"ne miracle should save them. The
lieutenant Ia sosnsusnd vas smddeuly in
spired with the thought that .ais uieh, Ia
achrred hy Ma.onry Advancing fr,m
the raaks. in the mias. of /. g.llinr Gre.
he made the mvstic ap,".al. I've Han.
ovcrlan officers pcrc.ivrd him. aud bv .
spaRta"cous Impulse they "rdsrei the g.
ring t" cease. without the customary e,i-
qnr'te o: consulting their commanding
officer Having provided for the safety a:
the prisoners. they reported themselves 10
their General fr this hrrach Of military
discipline. IL. however. being also /.
Precursor. s" FAR from i'.aic,i.g auy ruu-
'shm"ns. commended then for their geb.
er"us esnduet.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
CoMauNIcArxp.
A SHORT STORY.
BY J. D. r.

Reader, II you will bear with mc awhile
| will tell you a SHIRT story concerning
love- and disappointment which sftsn hap.
pens to people Of Il lis.ly aud ardent te,u.
reransent.
was a bachelor, having reached III,
cnviahlc age Of thirty. witl,nu, ever hav,
ing met woman that received from me
more than passing admiration of her
beauty or accomplishments hal strcrrd
my bark clear Of the matrimonial shoals
upon which $" many of NY friends had
wrecked III ir single life
My lady acqua'ntanees already consii-
cred me. as being out of the matrimonial
market. and only sought to gain my
friendship and condolences. They often
came 60 u,c with their little trials and lis
appointments. for cumfnt AMI advice.
which | freely savc--thoush .ary seldom
prntted hy it--such dear reader was the
postum of yuur humble servant at the
time this story begins.
In the year 1880. I was Standing on
Stones wh,rf in conversation with a
fri'nd {who was rallying me about not
getting married. wh several ladies' came
"n The wharf for the purpose Of boarding
the steamboat. at.-accn,np,nying thsm was a
yon"g lady about thirteen years Of agr.
She vas short and thick. {a little on th..
dutch s'y:e) with u pr"fusi SION of light
brown hsir-that hung lo,s"ly around her
beautiful nrck-light blue eyes, round
and ddmpled cheeks, and red ruby lips.
that seemed to say, wouldn't you like to
kiss n4e' In passing, she spike to me
aud smiled; all too well | re,acmher the
moment. it is stamped on my sou! in in-
ir!lihlc characters too deep for time ever
/" cface. That smile dii what years
and numbers Of beautiful women had failed
to DO. it scaled the citadel of my heart and
took iss affections by storm, and lefs ne
xilling prisoner. waiting for the time
wh u she should be old enough to tell her
OF my love. and persuade acr to make me
harpy BY returuiag my affection and uti.
ting her fate wI'li minc.--or else make inc
miserable for life by refusal
Three years passed away-three event
ful years. .-frcigh'cd with their Cares and
s"rroWs. thcir j"ys, and pleasures. bring.
ing to some renewal of pas, pleasures
and social intercourse. and to other innu-
mcraile trials and diseonfort>; tcachin,
them that there is no real pleasure in this
sinful world. (whcre war. pr+tilence. aud
f'n'ine. stalk III open daylight. seeking
xham they may dcvnur.l .ni c.unscline
thcm TO turn their ihnugh.s 10 Heaven,
aud pray 10 that h:ne6 ,..nt Creator. for
happiness that is n"t ut this Garth but
eternal.
The time was 'irawins near when her
school days woald end. and shs you'd re-
suru to her h'lne. to occupy tho position
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19

the result Of the projects which il Ia. cos.
re vrd f"r: the next summer. and which
lastly Il tn hcping for d-Snite sucee.s.
II MS ssI~etaiian sshanlti' be di,spgoi~sed.
't wssll1: n Is said. sccept she in,~rven.
ton Of France by re ,gns,i"s the Soa,A.
aud regulating the question: OF slavery. aud
that OF the settlement "f boundaries s,e.
tween the tvs" countries. Wfthou, eom.
pletely contrsdicsing tlrre run,ors. 10
may cay. we have rcsson 10 hc,ievs ,h ,e
they are n's entirely co~rccs. asd L.vo
been placed before the public pren.,urely.