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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-30
THE REBEL LOSSES.

Captain Abercrombie, Clanton's chief Of
staff, and Captain Moore, of the rebel
army, were killed, and Lieutenant Colonel
LOry and Major McWhestor, of the Sixth
Alabama, with twenty privates, were cap
tlIrad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-30

Col. Mulligan's remains are at Wheel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-30
Exclusive Cash, One Price
System,
DOMESTIC GOODS

ofevery description, can be bought less than New
York package prices; and we invite particular at
tention to our stock Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-21

The following classic speech was made
at meeting in one of the lower wsrds at
Troy: r---~N ~ ,,-r y
''Feller citizens: When cats in the dead
hour Of the night howl round your houses.
and butchers charge the enorm ous sum OF
twelve cents pound for neck then fell
Ter citizens it is time to elect smart man
Cor constable - 4
With such arguments to back him, there
cannot be the shadow Of doubt that the
"smsrt man" will be elected. --ei4z,
4e-----s- - - lef.t-rss'-..
a Yankee traveller. describing a dough
nut OF unusually large proportions, witch
he p0rchassd in Bdffalo, says: - .ON
at was one Of those stupendous achieve
ments of art which are only attempted
in the vicinity of the great works Of nature
like Nisgara Fails"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-21


every instance where they have been exhibited in
petition standard Machines We invite all per-
sons in search Of an execute any kind Sew
ing done by Machinery to inspect them, and make
they bes by proving the UEED before pur
chasing The Company being duly licensed, ths Machines
protected aga. nst infringements or litigation. D. 4
u PEasoEs At ApIssAScE can order by nail with
perfect confidence that the Machine will reach them
safely and they viii be able to manage il to theren
tire satisfaction, with other aid than the printed
ssuctions accompanying each Machine Every explana
Eaon will be eheeRflIy given to ALL whether they wish
20 purchase Descriptive Circulars together
Specimens Work. viii be furnished to all who desire
them, By mail orotherwise.
u RetIAsLE AGEkYs WANTED, in all localities in
the United States british Provinces Cuha Mexico. Cen
trail aud South America West India Islands and tho Bahia
ma Island to VIII. offer GREkr ISDUcEMENrs Ener-
getic will ndit paying business reliable Sewing
Machines have become necessity in every family We
manufacture great variety styles, from which We give
few prces-No. 2, Family, sce; No 2 Extra, SEQ; No.
2, Halfcase, SIS and s7S; No 4 Manufacturing, s75
and SIS. WEED SEWING MACHINE Co
Box , ofl Post Ofice.f 5o6 Broadway, ". Y.
CtLAss. EAsb xpttts sgr ssis cblapby }
F" BgcE q ToAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-21

aarch 10. ISRi-n1G-mi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-21
.ai'FOR SALE BY

Pershing Co, Blain q Co., and I. "A Lcmcn, Plym
outh; Robert Cornwall, BOurbon JQhn kessler, Rice
ingsburg D. W. STANCE, and Jonas rct. Bremen: John
Cless, Tippecanoetown: J. a. C Smith. MAJ mont Haleh
Bro, Argos; and by Druggists and Merchants general-
y throughout the United States and anadss
e. W. R0BACK, Compounder of Stomach Bitterss Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills. Dister and Manufscfurer Of
Caawba and Swedish Brsnes and all kinds of the finest
Domestic Liquors which Sold wholesale in any &C.
sired quantity aNos. Sc 5s 90 and 90 East Third street,
Cincinnati, O. Aug 13 1868.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-21
w. W.KsMesAEH
I4s Lake ST., chicago, Hi.
CHAS. WHfFNoRE Acrxr

CHAS. WHfTMVRE, AGENT,
Plymouth, Marshall CO., Indiana.
N. B,-Any one purchasing a Piano or any
)ther instrument, of whatever make, can DO so of
ne 10 per cent less than at any house in Fort
Wayne or Chicago.
oct15-n5Om'sIO
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-21
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS !
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.

Simple in constructions dhrblc in all their parts, and
REIDTLT UNDERSTOOD. They have certainty ofstitch
all kinds fabrics and adarted TO wide range
work without change or ADJUSTMENT. Vsirg all kinds of
Thread. VIII Hem, Fen. r:", Gofer, Tuck Quit, Cord.
and in fact do all kinds Of work required by Fam
lilies Manufacturers. They make the Lerioek Shuttle
Stitch, which cannot be esced for rmness, elasticity,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11

TEE PROCLAMATION or GOVERNOR Kos,
sCTH.-lhe following extract from = letter
from Pesth. dated December 30, 10 pub
Iished BY the London Morning Post:
The proclamations recently issued.
which were intended by their authors
simply as warning, have been received
by the Hungarians with so much enthu-
s'asm that they have almost entirely chan
ged the aspect Of affairs. For two DAYS
attcrward the bulk Of the people were so
firmly persuaded that Kossu.h in person
was present 80 Pesth that they eren point
ed OUT to one another the house he was be-
lisved to inhabi,. Now he is awaited with
daily increasing ilnpstienec. The more
ehlight>Ded elassSs, allhsoe mt CARVED
away to SO great an extent. have yet greet
ed The issue Of the p' PROCLAMATION with heart.
felt JOY. The effect produced upon tho
whole nation is almost magical, and tho
Austria, government quite understands
this .. ..r
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
THE PRESIDENTS PLAN OF RE
CONSTRUCTION.

Dr. Brownson-a Republican of nrthodox
!ai;h-thus discu.ses in the January pum-
ber of his Quarterly Rrciew. the Justice.
aud the exl'ediency of President Llncoln' )
plan of reconstruction -
"A State with nine-tenths of its popu-
lation disloyal aud excluded from the ranks
of its political people; evidently could hot
sustain itself aud discharge its proper func.
ti"ns as State in the Union. Il would
have to be held up and nursed by tn. gov
erameni. and thus would be opened the
door to political intrigue ahd corruption
exceeding anything We have yet known
even in this city.
Its r. .presensatiyes in Congress would be
virtually nominees of the administration
aud The congressional districts would he
only ;" many rotten boroughs. owned 81
the government. No election would a.
e"uli be free. Besides. with here aud
;hcre an individual exception. the mess rI,aI
would take the oath and be allowed 10 Va.
w"u'd be the weakest aud less e,surlr<I
portion of the population.
The p''rtion of the Southern people y
have the ninst character and are best lit1
tn govern and lonk after the Interest," :
the State or the Union. are precisely tlse,@
who w"uld be excluded By the test oath.
The majority of the voters would be cons-
posed of government employees. adven-
turers from other States. with very little
honesty "r. principle of any ssrt. aud
without any permanent interest ia The
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
SAINT MARY's GAZETTE
n PUsLIsnED EVERY THURSDAY sr
WALTER THoMPsox. 3

TrKms of SuRscnIr1IoS.--S2. 90 perm
num. 60 be paid within six months. No
subss=ipsion will be received for q short
or period than six months, and no paTer
be dissontinucd until all arrcafsa are Eafe
paid, except at the option Of the publish
Or.
Terms 0r ApvEKTrsIxa.-S1 per
square .or the. first insertion, and 20
cts. for every subsequent insertion. -
Eaght lines or less constitute square
II the Number Of insertions be not marked
on the advertisement, it viii be publish.
cd until forbid, aud charged accordingly.
A liberal deduction made 70 those who
advertise Ly the year.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
THE ORION or TEA--The followir

THE ORIols or TEA--The following
sfofy concerning the origin Of tea goes cur
xea asnang the Chinese: Darma. the son
lpdian King. Came in'o China ahou.
= ear 5l9 Of the Christian era. purely
onnlgaie his religion; aud to gain it
- befsrr reception. lie led a very au.s.ere
(< estinc only vegetables. and spending
ltNst Of his time in con,em plarion of the
t1r1ty. The nights especially were devat-
81 w this exercise. pursuant tn vow he
hsd made against sleeping After con-
tinual watehinrs far several Years. sleep
once overca,ne him: hut Oh his awakirg.
snch was his remorse and grief for having
broken bis vow. that he cui off his eyeli.is.
- the Instrument of biz crime. and, with
indiaaatiaa. threw them on the ground:
but the next day he found them n,etamor-
ph"ssi into two shrubs. now known BY the
name of chan. or tea. Dar,na, eating
son,e of the leaves frie himself Bos only
more sprigh'ly than usu.i. but smch was
th" vignr impaired tn his mind;by these
leaves. that his meditatinn. beeame more
fluent. pithy and exalted. and without any
lassitud~. The preacher Was mt wanting
~ "cquaint his disciples with the excellent
virtues of these shrubs, and aecordiprly
the pse Of them became universal.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
PROGRESSIVE ,ptiILoLoGY.!

. A pasrist Used to naean one uhr loved
his whole s.'unsry; vhe was devo.ed, by .
principle Of sympathy aud union, 20 every
part: who had . common feeling md 4
cosumon Interest with those who iivc.l
unasr che tans Gesefnment, OF sre com.
ia'aed Nlahm she Eane liIsiural or h;s,orical
iiIl!I!I !. !; & -! s !; ]! II
tryaaen waa evil to themselves. Now !.
means otherwise. Philolosy il progress
sivc. Now patriot is one Who eaa break
the supreme law. who can hate half bis
nation. who can rejoice in the bayonet az
the election and the greeDback id ccrrsp-
ilou; who is anxious to see q war of ex-
termination and who, as the c.imax of his
devotion. is wiling to see the last one Of
his wife's blood-rela,ious offered upou the
altar. =
Phllology is progressive. A traitor now
is man who loves the old order. who di,-
likes I" see the old Constitution disnan-
tied. who is willing TO make any sacrifice
that will restore the Union, aud wbos,,
very love of those who used to be under
the same cli family roof-,ree... amounts to
such sympathy that he would love 10 have
them all restored. "
A Philanihropist used to mean friend
OF man. Now be means a friend of the
black; or rather. such friendship as draes
the negro fro'" home bapriness. and con-
tent. to Pauperisn. crime. and starvation
Pathology is progr. siye.--Hsa. s. u
Cor.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
BEAUREGARD AS AN ENGINEER

The New York World of Wednesday
accepts as a'virtual fac, the rulnored rails
|i5iy Jfthe siege of Cllas5esfon, ! fssc,sss;ty
forced upon General Gilmore, it thinks, by
the engineering skill! of Beaurcgari.
The rebel Congress may we'll thank
Benuregard. lie has proved himself 10 b.
the most capable engineer in the S-uth, if
not this war. has produced He hal diff
cul,ics TO surmount Of an unusual charac.
ter in defending the city Of Charleston, and
had. besides. implements of warfare to
pro, lde against unknown heretofore in
engineering history. Charleston il not by
any means an easily-defended city. aud
yet he has kept at bay comparatively
large army and very efficient feet.
For The first tim in the history of war
fare fleet of irou-clad vessels has been
used against stone walls and the ordinary
obstructions {" h,rburs in time of war: but
Beaurecard has succeeded in beating them
back. after formal aud severe assault
No such gnus were ever before used against
u city as denerai Gilmore has been using
against the city of Charleston; get Beau
regard has succeeded. by his rare engineer
ing skill. 10 81 obstruc'ing the approaches
to that city that General GILMORE, himse!f
one OF the most accomplished engineers
known in modern warfare, has been batiied
at every turn.
The federal general has lost nothing b.
this failure. lie has proven himself 70 be
an ofhc.;r Of rare resources and nf UNEQUAL
edT skill. lie deserves all the praise Cen
1eral Hailock gave. him in his annual report,
and all the encomiums which have been
!asashcd upon him ly the northern press
ht't viewed simply az military mau,
6eAuregard also deserves and will receive
rem every civilized nation due recognition
~ gencla! of remarkable scientifi; abili.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11

beeLo ,dnn correspondent OF the New
NEofk 7imes, who seems deeply impressed
with its tone. remarks:-
If any reliance can be placed upon the
statements ard opiniaLs of Mr.. Mitchell,
such i transcription rs, viii gil IN the Fed
.lsral armies will nut be day tno soca
'Ahe war will soon enter upon its fourth
year have locked at tho shaded map
Hof Federal successes. but see no evidence
10 show that the war approaches its ter
mina,ion.
All that has been done so far is but a
beginning. Ricamnnt. has not been ta-
ken. Longs,reet. at last advices. was in
Fast Tenuessse, cuolly going Into winter
Quarters with his barefooted soldiers.
Chattanonga seems a good point f'.r an en-
tering wedse. but a really able Commander
ID Georgia ought to make it unterable e.
II l. >ald that the onlv panic ever felt in
New York is caused by the apprehension
that the war may c"me suddenly TO an eud
aud that all the industry. speculation ani
profits consequent upon it, will also cease.
Dismiss these idle fears.
The war. carried on as it has been on
both sides. will last not only through tl.i,
Presidential tcrM. bu, another. 1t is not
only big job it is probably The large.,
one ever undertaken. The conquest oil
England by France. if sxsh n thing were
likely to be attempted, would be. will
not Fay easier to accomplish. but is would
be more quickly decided. It. would BE-
'nuch easier for French army to steam
ont of Cherbourg. land on the coast and
march {" London, than for the Army VI tn.
Potomac to march to Richmond.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
How TO RssToRE PEACE .--A,r.

How TO REsToRE PEACE ---s,r. EJgcr-
ton, OF Indiana. in his speech las, wr.k.
clearly and eloqnrn,iy presented the whole
scope of his fsslings on ,he rcb -iiio,. add
declared THAT the work of true ras,ors-
tion must btgin IL the heart. II the pen-
pie. IN driving out hatred aud MALI aud
mean :up'di'y. in restoring rev renee for
the Cous'i'uti"n and ITS sacred oDlig gations.
IN disposition to temper mercy with JUS
fic', IN disposition 10 bury in oblivion
the foilies aud sins of the past"
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
NEW FALL


FEVIlE undersigned would call the attention
u "f the public TO the fact. that tIev have
nst opened at their store. IN I.enrarti TO wn.
new aud carefully sclcc,e,i si..k al Fall msd
Winter G.ssis. Their ass. .rtn,eut embraces
the following articles
C"ils: Cassime--; Vestil,ss; Cassinr,,s:
FIn-clntl,s; Fannel.; Hats; Caps; L.adic.
Dress Goals, ofev~rv variety a,.i siescrip.i,n:
Dress Trimmings; D";ne~,ic, Notirns. Con.
fecti"nerics; Cigars and Tah.c,,n. of clinic.
s'iality, a large and e.anp.efe assortment q
iteady -n,;.de Clqahins; asi in sh..ri. arery-
th'ns: except Groceries and Slass.; that il
us,laiiy Kept ~ a Country st-,rc.
81 hey will sell nn reasonable terms and in
vi,- .alI from the public.
. SCOTT & co,
f'nard Town, Md
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11

A RAID EXPECTED IN SmkysspoAu VAL
LEY The Washington correspondents Of
the New f"k Tmrs. says j, is believed in
the military cilciss Of that city. that large
ca salry force Is in the Shenandoah Valley
preparing for = raid on an extensive scale.
Preparations have beeu made TO receive
them. .........
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
ARMS GATHERED on rur r,r,,

ARMS GATHERED on tn. FIELD OF
6ETTYsBuKa 1t is stated that %, 0UO
mnskets have been g.'her'd W. GA tho
field OF Gettysburg. Of these, $4,000
were f"anI to De loaded. l2.0OO contaiu-
ing two loads, and 5000 fro,u three Il, ten
loads each. In many instances h.|! a dczen
balls were driven in cu ia singic charge Of
powder. L. .ome Cases The former pos-
SCISSOR bad reversed tue usual order, rIac-
ing the ball at the bottom of shs barrel sud
the powder on top.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
TRADE RESTRICTIONS REmovep

TRADE RESTRICTIONS REMovep. &c en-
eral Halieck having replied in the negative
t" Secretary Chasr's inquiry as to whether
there would he dagger OF supplies reaching
the rebels if trade restrictions were remny-
ed from the STATES Of Kentucky aud Mis-
sourl. Mr.. Chase has prescribed. aud tho
President has sa"c;ioncd. regulations opcn-
ing those States to unrestricted c.,nr,.ercjal
intercourse. The same policy vii! -cyn hs
followed in delaware aud Msryiand.-.E
T. Tiaaes.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the ssock of gootls Of
the late tirm OF Leach g. johnson. /
shall continue lasiI es- al the old stand, bu.
shall hereafter. sell for CASH only. shall
return tnnn Baltimore city in rew days
villa tine ;ss<asri rincf al i.l-~~pas
TER GOODS, and shall I've gIal to zee the
patrons at the old firm. and the public gener-
ally when tl.cy desire anything in my lire
have a.l"ptc! the CASH system that may
buy low-r and sell cheaper. which must prove
mutually Lr,.cGcial t, n, self and custoiners.
VIM. +, LEACH,
Head 81 st. Clements Bay.
Oct"hcr 18th, ,s6s-if
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11

s,rsct shem from the WI .Ie s8z y
given by the census Of lSfs0 M Il = y i
only the reminder rs the 800 i, ia
population. You caunot a, ffxf .le,.a:lv
The State is the State. aud ~ - couyt
its Who'll. populat;on or 81 1|5 Il, n.
Won MT see n. ,r.,.. = + SUI 1t, ~
sur.lity Of prstsndina tbs9 81 nrs States
iasshe Unioa with 81 their kl1er,L riyhts
NUN 1pniruil 1urcoyer. Ill UIuion men
y 81 elevi I IA Ss.sss ~ ,o, c;,;-
efIS ~ Ia i sss.,l. sThsv 49,, o'''
!. ana t., 4. ~ ~ =.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
SMALLPOX AND VACCINATION

The prevalence of small -ppx throughout
the county gives Interest to the subioiued
're,eetAI sex ezslms sexsrrzr-v-z-
56e ~h8 has given the slightest
attentiou':o the subject is aware of t5e aa-
vantages Of being vaccinate,l. There is.
unfortunately. no compulsory law ou the
subject. as is the case in mauy European
countries. But at the present time eyerv
person, young aud Old. should be vacci-
mated. As people calculate now a-days By
COMPARISON, :ew instances may be given
ot The value of vaccination in other coun-
tries. During the latter hal. of the eigh-
;eenth century out Of every l.O0o deaths
i" England 81 were from smallpox Bu,
alter the discovery aud introduction of
vaccination by Dt. Jeuuer, the number
was reduced 10 thrty-iive 4 thorough
enforceuent Of the laws relating to vaccina-
tiou has had the effect Of still further re-
dllcing The oum6er. Iu the year 1865 th.
nzlrls6er pf dss,rils that occurred in Loudo,,
1spl1l small p9x we're ut the rate Of sixteen
Il esvry thousand. In B,heu,ia. Lom-
lhsrdy aud Venio.s 6Lcrc the aw was more
flkiuly enforced. 10 ratio was as low as
t10 IN une ih0usaId
Alter such stsiedsent who will deny the
yery great impurtsnc Of vaccination .
IlIs sursss way q gsl properly vacciuatcd
= N vacciusts irs'in sess % ARA, Tor ymph
lis1 iss virture " lssss of fi.ne. Those
~ have uot btsa v4cciAate,i within the
e,sen ycNi1 sh.ild be yaclinsted again
sut ~ y un.s. They will reioice
tllst tl.ry 111s ,neuc the expeIiueDt.
Il hi beep vsrtoasly essims tel that one-
fourth q all wtap 80 attasied siie frau, he
disease, but il i snusl lslet "A Iiufsuts snd|
thuse who posscss veak a. = 6intions. or
who are approaching flfy 4 ! III a,ru.
1t Is somewhat rcsiiark1k,i4 i y Il
Is not So viuleu: when IL u G7' 1tnies 4
by minute particle of The VI Nh S5c
pcrsol being thurst under thss 6k1n N !,
person in good hearth The niusfaIity 81.
been estimated. a,nung tlluss| svhO hnvnI
been inUcalated. to be abont 4 81 4. r.S<|
or eight hundred.
Towards the close Of 4 << 4n.Itk e.sI.
tury the celebrated n Z maIe 4 III
important discovery = ~ RI. vh;ch1
has rendered LIE - q shrou ], s
the civilized. wdr1 = ] ~ sovers
exp,csed q 1spIeae spd persnaoe.t
pf'.si'cEie ltacks Of s,naIl ~pox Bpe
A l.'e Il VAS found aoi Il, s. ..
le - thag 80 absolute gFl,1e ion
disease. - tef.ons who
selle FSene s1pcinafiou sle liable u
sks = ! rid fprm. II ese attacks
W lnltfe IL - = fs131I 1sen,sn..,;,o IL.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11

EXCITEMENT IN PARIs. TLsas.ia COM
siderable excitement prevails in Paris. I.li-
bois. in e"n.sYncnse of an anticipated a,.
tack oD the returned soldiers br The But
ternu's in that vicinity The r;.ix %. 81
Paris have teiegrapl,ed to Tvrre llmn,e fr
aid. T = - aaa
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
LEONARD TOWN
.... CIGAR FACTORY.

uAvING purchased the entire interest o
IN the late trm of Morgan. Jaa,ison Il Go.
th. Undersigned will conducst the business with
pr.inptness and energy.
A large stock Of excellent CIGARS, mann-
fsetired from the hest Tobacco so he obtained
ia the ,narket. will he ..e,'t constantly on
hand, and orders will % received from, ard
Cigars Delivered At Factory prices. in either Of
the. counties pt Prince ti-orge. Charles. st.
Nary'k. CalveIt or A,.ne Arundel.
A liberal share Of the patronage nf The pec-
,,ie. .of Southern Maryland IL earnestly solicit
Q t,r the advancement: Of HOME INDUS
I T{Y. based npon the motto Of large sales with
- sscnahle pr..fits.
sr Al orders addressed I" the undefsip,,-
81 a. f.eanari Town z. O.. will be promptly
attended 10.
D. A. JAMISON.
Jan. 9th. lS62-ly. .ae...
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11

~ A grari dinner i. to b. given by
the Bsiti$h srbassador Lord Lvnus. ia
honor Of the birth Of a prospective Psiaes
OF Wales
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
DLSSOLUTIO.Y or COPAPTNER.
NIP

'5>IiE C"pnrtnershiE heretofore existing he.
twc.n WIN. +. Leach and e.. l.. john
son, ui''er the firm and style "f Leach &
johnson. WAS '!iss";ved Oh the 10th I Octo-
her. inst, ~ mutual c"nscet. Either partner
Is a1,h"rzed To srttle the business .f the
late hrm Persons indebted to us are hereby
urgently rqueri"sl to cali and settle ti.;r
claims Hi'Luu, delay.
WIN. F. LEACH.
G. l.. JOHNSON,
October 18th, Ise3-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
BOOT
a " d
SHGR NlIUFlCTlRY!

~ sHE undersigned t.ss leave to inform his
j friends aud the public. that he has
"pen~l, a new B~t and Shoe Manulartory
in Leonard T.,wn
Having served k,r considerable length ot
time al his trade, he is thorm,yaIy acquainted
with the busiirss, and Hattcrs himself, that
his work Wilt sivc entire Satisfaction.
HIS work is made in the latest styles. for
the lOwest cash prices and Of the hest nisfsri-
al. he is confident it viii. recommend itself;
and request tho public TO give linn an csrly
call.
BENJA. T.. LEIGH.
December 10th. lSGs-sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
cnce married a man

a y1l once married nan
|Ie nea11 -, against the wishes
= eE1 lter q short time, they,
lIfz ~ Eether. and she returned
g h bnuse; but he rsfased to see
her. lEE. Dust thou art. aud unto
Dust - halt return"
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11

PIE undertignec most respectfully calls
the attention at the Farmers and Mer-
chants "f "a. Mnry's, to bis assnrtmens OF
AgTic'iitural implements. mst all nf which
are made ~ HE .wn Facs"rv, in Baltimore
Ph.ughs. af alt variesicr; Cultivators fsT Corn
d ni,acc.. Ha-rown .d every. description;
Corn Planters; Corn Sirller.; Hsrse Powers;
Taresh~rs 4; Straw Carriers; M,Stgomery's :
Wheat Fans: Rays R'apers. and alm.~t eve-
is.hinE that tlp- Farser may want ip my
lias eau be FURNISHED him.
.%f@hsS W. ~. HARDING,
-s,.s $50 Pratt STREET.
l:aitin.rc.
Fsb. Goth, lsSS-;i.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11
J. Y. WILKINSON.
eaecEa& COMMISSION.
III E R G. H A N IF,
No. i22 Dugan's Wharf,
e' Bal IJMORE.

Keeps c.,nssantiv on hand large assort.-
m...,of y u p..iOk FAMILY GROCERIES.
F .rcicn and DomestIc Liquors. Tohacco, Sc
s,r., Sc, which will he sold. Wholesale ar re-
tai A. the loves market ,.rices.
COUNTRY PRODUCE, cf all kinds, snl.:
e.n commission. and special attention paid {.
th. sale af TOBAC6n. What and e,hr,
GRAINS. Commissions ~: all kinds ex-cu.
tel promptly, with the stristss, regard I" the
interest af the consicECe.
Pnnlie patronage is most respectfully soli-
cited.
Feb. 27sh. is62-n. -....-
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-11

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from John Mitchell. which
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