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A sure RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.


This Salve Is vegetable preparation. invsnt-
ed in the i7.h century. BY Din. WV. GnAcs.
surreou In King yamcs's army. Through Ito
agency ne currd thousands Of most serious sores
and wounds that bailcd tho skil OF tho most
eminent physicians Of his day. and was regarded
BY oil who knew him as public benciaetor.
arsess Celebrated salye cures Burns i.
Cruces Celebrated 6alvo cures 6ealds.
or,es's Celebrated saivs cures Ilssh wounds.
0racSs Celebrated oalve cures CONS, F
0racs's Celebrated Salye cures froSsu Limbs
GrscSs Celebrated 6alve curys Wsns.
oraoe's Celebrated ealvs cures cailouses. : "A
Grsos's Celebrated oalye cures Salt Rheum.', ,1
Graes's Celebrated eslye cures Chilhlaina
Graee's Celebrated salvo cures Sore Breast
afses's Celebrated salvo cures Sore Lips.
0raes's Celebrated salvo cures Erysipslas Sores.
0rses's Celebrated salve cures Abseesses. 80
Grsee's Celebrated Salvo cures Uleers. b.. ar
Cruces Celebrated salve cures chappA Hands.
arses's Celebrated Salve cures Rinyvcrms.
And from Sores and Wounds OF the most serious
nature down to common Pimple. II ersdi-
Gates Pimplcs from the face. and beauties tho
skin. There Is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salve in prompt and cner.
gctic action for the speedy cure Of external dis.
eases a. those who have tried It's virtues testify
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermsn, viii find this
Salve their beat friend. III ,r- ..t
II has none Of the irritating. heating proper.
ties Of other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand In case o.
accident, for Il will save them much tIouble.
suffering. and money. All II wants u fair
trial to cure old and invetcrutc Sores.
MANUFACTURED ny
WILLIAM GRACE,
...t... AMESBURY, MASS.
Price 25 Cents per Box. r,.., q,
Each box has the above cut and the facsimile Of
the proprietor's signature attached to u, which 10
duly copyrighted.
M. s. Eur I co., 26 Congress 81, Geo. C. 0eod~ia
4 CO., II and 70 Mnrshali st.. and Weeks Potter,
ITO washington st., Boston, Wholesale Agents. y
For sale by druggists and ut country storesevery
where. oil 30 80 -.,.I 90. -
For sale In Biddeford by Dr. J. Sawyer, Dr. E.G.
Stevens. Dr.. ID. Smith and A. Sawyer. lyril
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sHERMAN's IMPROVED
CLOTHES WRINGER.

DEAsoNs Why 70 win pay 70 buy ono. lst They
II are simple In construction, and not liable 70 get
'd a. r Sss vim proper car. .h.yvi
I'd. They viii ave their whole cost every six
soaihs 90 clothing Alone 81 The prsssut high pm.
az. They save great deal Of hard work.
For sale Il 800 J. T. Z. KIhBALLU
26tf Hardware Store.
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Helnsbold's E1t. Bschs

"' rs THE GREET DiURETIc.
and Il IL certain to have tho desired effect In oil
Diseases for which Il Is recommended.
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--tt- .
PETER LORILLARD,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
le and 70 Chambers Street,
formerly a Chatham Street New York. --
MOULD call the attention Of Dealers 70 the sr.
w tiolss Of his msuuiActurs, visi
BROWN SNUFF.
Pine Rappss. Pur, yiIginia,
Americsn gentleman Copenhagen:
YELLOW SNUFF. t 80
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch. gh
High Toast Scotch, Fresh yDew Scotch,
Irish High Toast, Scotch,
or Lundyfoot, -
LftsnfioH 20 called 10 the large reduction IN priess
of Fine Cut Chewing and Swekfne Tobaeeos, ,eAieA
irtn be found Of q superior Qualify.
J1.li- 60 TOBACCO. 49, ''.. -
SMOKING. yTIxE Cut CHEWING. sNoKiSG.
Long. p. A. L. or plain, 8. Jago,
Mol, Cavsndlsh or sweet, Spanish,
No.2, Sweet Scented 0ronoco, Canastsr,
Grsnulstsd, TIN Foil cavsndish. -
b. circular Of prices will be sent on sppli-
oessSu' FL.
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Ny Drops to cure Suppression Of the Mems
@ from Whatever cause, though care should be
taken that these drops are not taken when In =
particular situation, for wish Il distinctly I'M
dsrstood that do not hold myself responsible
whom used under such circumstances.
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s..., w. F. ATKINS,

No. Empire Block. Btddcfsrd'
Ladies' are politely invited 10 attend the sftsr'
noon sales, Z ILE. ZOO /.
This ID the most attractive stock ever offered q
auction In this city comprising as IL does the most
useful and seasonabe goods, and to be sold 70 the
highest bidder without reserve.
T. 80 =, d. q. O. NEWELL. Auct.
BIS TAB Z IS FL ed 1890
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Females, Females,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

In many affections peculiar to Females the
Extract Buchu is unequalled by any other rem
edy, as In Chlorosis or Retention, Irregularity,
Painfulness, or Suppression Of the customary
Expectations, liberated or Sohirrous state oi
the Uterus, Leuchorrhea or Whites, Sterility,
and for oil complaints incident to the sex, wheth-
er arising from Indiscretion, Habits Of Dissips-
ton, or In the
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.s.,-' -.tt-. rs USE '.t--1 .E- sL-.5
HelmbOld's Extract Buchu

For all Affections and Diseases Of
THE URINARY RGANs,
whether existing In Male or Female, from
whatever cause originating, and ..
No Matter Of Ho,o Long &dnding!
Diseases Of these Organs require the aid o .
-J. f. N. DfURErfC.
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HATS AND CAPS =!

Mr.. Bond would take this opportunity TO thank
his friends and the public gsnerslly for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon him for the past four
wears and hopes by strict attention to his business
and we'll cut and thoroughly msds garments, to
merit continuance OF the same.
VA. HILL, Q. W. BOND.
Nh; Several good Coat and PantalOOa Makers
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GRiCE'S CELEBRiTED SiLVE.


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INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.

Many are aware of the cause OF their suffer
ing, but none will confess. The records Of thu
Insane Asylums, and the melancholy deaths By
Consumption, bear ample witness to the truth
OF the assertion. - rT
TAe Constitution, once affected tcitA Organic
Weaknt1, -.r
Requires the MD of medicine to strengthen
and invigorate the system. which Htlm6old' Z
Extract Buchu invariably does. A trial vii
convince the most skeptical.
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TIL, sdsrved chiefly from Ire bod We sst but r. he
food 10 not properly digsstsd, or NON any eau's
into the circulation or becomes reduced the whole %.
TEN suffers. The bad blood win itats thu hsa, viii
clog up the lungs, win stups the brain, win obstruct
the liver and viii semi IL s-produeipg slsmsns
10 al parts OF the systsm and every viii suffer In
whatever organ may b predispossd to disease.
To take medicine To cure diseases oocssousd By ads.
aclsnrv NJ
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-16
St storn
FTcm, the Nep Iork Esrc,~yl :,
THE PRODlGAL BOY.
NJ nznA OLIVER wksprlE,

Ono fne autumua' afternoon, a. corn
tiy-gcntlrman by the .hame Of sI.ouis
dwight ~as out for an hours rifle III his
vehicle. he csmc upon group Of ,irehins
fporting in the read. ard among them ssw
hHs sou. = boy oft..ni Gying his>kise The
sovei thought strnck him of giving his sun
q ride while still flying his kite, and 80 by
i'ss d"sirc the child toox seat by his side,
tie hcrse fretied on. and the kite.ering.
through the back of the wagon, sill hid
W the pleased yoo1gst-r. n,aiu.tained the
travelling kite in the air. II was. howev-
st. not long bef,re the boy lost biz hold az
ssse stick. upon which the ihe rapidly der
s.'ended from its gay atiisatic. sud disap-
rsariug behiad . piece of woa.ss. f,al int,
q swamp beyond il la,.s.i..i a31 sr
To regain what waa 80 ssuch' ,rised iyy'
his SON, if possible. witliuiaf siss ri,isch eff
f.rt the father drove back and eos saw.
s4st. one af l,he group Of ctii,lrsli had a.
r.,aay started is pnrsui, Of ibe n.i.sing tny.l
sad waa wtEJsng his ,lifIical, cour.e
tliraagh the sxaa.P, from -whieh in da.
fimr be ma.lehis aas b.sk. With shou.
OF JOY. bringing the hnhsrmsd kite aud
iia roll Of twinc. which on reaching the
r':ad. DC presented With slaisiug grace 80
III. ir owner. tS' sEv
You are gallant ard uns,liish boy
's'd Mr. Dwight. eisirg hiu q handful Vi
f'tg"ies: 'a,if what is your na,ne p
fiefttrf" Archley.'- said the yorth..
s'a>h'"g at the compliment, asi, iifing his
cap pAH'feccgDiiiuu of ii; aai aAau, aur.ing,
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BENEFITS or ExKRepsE.

4 kxsrcise is health proaacing. because i
wor ks of and out of the system its waste.
dead and effste matters; these arc CONVERT
ed iyto's liquid form. called by some Inn
nors, which sss. sssr IL ffra aAssr srf fsa.u. q. hAaS
shape Of pcrspirati0n. which sl,.bays seen
and which all know is the resg'i o. cx.r-
eise, when the body is in stste Of health.
Thus It il that ptrsoLs who do not per-
spire. Who have dry skin. are six.ys
either ~fsversb Or chilly. and are nsyer
well and never cAn.be as long . that con-
dition exists. So exercise, by working
out Of the system its,, waste. decayed aud
uselees matters. Keeps che human insch:re
free Il would SOON clod ..
and the vbsrls qf life weuld st,p forever ,
Exercise improves the bealth. because eye
ry step > man takes tsads ta iuparr mo.
t'os e. % ;he bo~slrha proper amount Of ex-
ercsse Aeesas them setting oace .iu every
twen'y-i"ur h.,rs II they have not mo-
s'on enough. thsre In eon.f;nat;on wh;.l
brings on every fata. a;....s... 49,, 80.
cis.--.espeeiaily thst Of wakine@ Ws;s. ss
iunumerable Diseases. when = IL kept M
to ahl efsert edlal TO inducing one scti,n
Of the bowels daily Exercise ID hesa,h.
ful, because ting more ne exercise the fas.
ter vie brcstba.s Ii We brea'hc faster, "a
take that much nn,re xis into tho luass;
bu, il il the air W. breathe which pariks4
'as blood. aud Thy more air We take IN. the
more perfeetly' il thai process performed
The p6rer the blo.d is. the better tie
health must DO. Hence tho more th.
cons'tmp'iye stays ia the horse. ,l'e ricf'
Curtain and speedy is his deal.:.
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JOSH BILLINGS PRAYER.

From tn many friends. and from things
at luce ends. Good Lord deliver Us!
From s vile who don { lav p., and from
children who dou't like US, Good Lord de-
liver ns.
From snsix in the grass. from snaix ID
our boots. frum torch lita PROFESSIONS, and
from all uu rum. Good Lord deliver n.! T..
From pack-pedisrs. from young folks In
iuv. from old aunss without money, aad
from cholera norbus, Good Lord deliver
Us. ~ @|@' e. ~ '...- 6'i7 -
From wealth without charities, fro,n pride
without sense. from pcdigrees worn out.
and from all rich rclsshans, @ ood L.rl
deliver us <
From nusepapirr sells, aud pills that sini
6sick, from females who faint and from,
Een w.o fatter. Good Lord deliver ~!
From virtHe without fragrance. from but
ter that slrrlls. .fro,n u;gger amp-aeetings,
from cats that are c'urting. and from q
village full Of gossips. Good E5ra tsaiver
us. s,! &C. .aTG'a- =. .d. n T-se
From other folks sekrets. and from our
own. ffon' D"rmoas, and megum's, and
wi,n'niu committees. Good Lord deliver ".
From Pollyticians xhQ prss. aadfron
saints who iipple, from RI ki,fier. red, her
rings. and al grass vidden. Good Lord
deliver u! sst SIC +fs t-s.~.i
From folks who wont lao. and from sheut
who giggie. FROM tite boots. easy virtue,
end f.on ram muticn. Good Lord deliver
H s4yiig4 .sI IS H. .ttr. .>sa "a
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SAINT TMARY's GAzETTt
sPUslIsnFn EVERY rnussrArsr
W. OLIvER ROBs0N.


Tsxxs ev sunscRIprIos---$2. 90 per an-
n'.n, to he paid within six months. No
frbssription viii be received for 4 short-
.: period than ssix nlonths. and 10 paper
b. ;; ontinued until all arrearagcs are
r xcept at the option of the publish
De. lrio4 .575 A ..aas n h.gr
IRRxs ov ADvKRrIsIya.--S1s per
square for the first insertion, and 2..5
c's. for every subsequent Insertion
eight lines or less constitute q square. -
1.-THE number Of Insertions be nst marked
bo the advertisement. it will he publish
e'i until forbid. and charged aceord;ng,y
A. liberal de lnctioa made 90 those who
dvertise BY she year. e. IL I.l.l a,a
>. Communications Of . personal character
~ill be charged. At the same rates as sd-
vsr,is;pg. Obituaries over ten lines in
length will be charged at the rite Of 80
cents per sqnafe. ' i. 2 '-s .ol',soe
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1bbtf wnrrEwAsHlsG

!. Thu time st cleaning and fxiss up tAs
oosee. aud one Of The most inpostsni isesns
% alkltexashag. We ofssa Wondsr that
peopie do not dsn,Ase st thiss & How nacE
eesise and shssrfil whole placs looks. Il
: ~ tohu aFs sppnt 10 vhSisv vsshisg ths
IeAce s1e opthnuses. the seliars. kc., Il
eos the . l1les appearances ~ skn
eSn<l tikvas wozls thu expends..
ca USll' oeso1 s,ssks plsce twice 81 st-
trsctiys and add hundreds OF dollars 30 iis
saleable valuation. Whifexashing q csl-
lar with liuie not only makes il lighter snd,
peeier. but more heslthful. 4sIso. Fer
Fesllars. q simple MIXTURE Of fresh slscksd
lime IL pest. For huu<e rooms. tho c1m.
mon .'Paris-yhite." - be bought chsaply
S very good. We take for each a1o
pounds of whiting. an ounce Of the hess
transparent glue. cover Il with cold va.
ter oven night, aud ip the moruing sin,-
mer Il carefully without scorchius. until Z
dissolved. The Paris white is thens6vst in
hot water. and the dissolved glue Wired
in. with hot, water enough to 6s il for sp-
plying to walls. and ceilings. This makss
very bne white. 50 6sm that il will nct
rub Oh ut dn. When commas fsesh-slsaed :
lime . used. some ,reeompend sddiug. -,
each u gallops Ca paiis-i.a swo table,
sspoonfuls Of salt .r.f half . piut of bsiled
linseed oil. s,iEed in veil while the mix
ture Is hot This is recommended for cut- !
door sod indoor work. For an out-dsor
whiaewssh. we haze used the f.llowiDg
With nauch, sAtisfac,isn: Take q tub. put
in . peck Of lime and plenty OF w.tsr 70,
slack Il. When hot With siasking. stir in
thoroughly ab0ut half pound of ,allow Or
other gresse, aud min il we'll in. Then
add h,k water enough fur use. , The COM.
Ponnd will withstand raiu for years
american dJsicaitarist. ,r., ... .s
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WHERE DO MEN co sWaO, DfE AT
7sas CHfCAGOf il,

Some yrslp ago. when Chisaso Was ia
its infancy, ! sirGneer ioak % his qusrssrs
at The principal hotel. aid inscribed hia
ssne o. The register - Mr. -, Of 81
Lnaia. For several days he remained
thsre, eaE.sed n irsnsacti1g NE business
z<M1f ks1 6o,1ebf Hi Il sse - r
!Fon III exsss(l lssgly pIaIS iissss ssalksisd
but little attention. II 1asri.,,fa s+' &
Soon Mr. j.. was. suddenly seised
With illness. during which be was sadly
neglected BY his host; and the servants, ta-
king thrir tone fom ne master At the
house. left bin to shift for himself as beet
be could Thus matters went on. till one
morning be was past praying fsr... His pa
pers were then examined, that the sad in
telligehce might be commnhicsissj to bis
friends; when 70 the surprise Of al. be was
found to be one Of the wealsiiess men in
the western country. -S8...A lzJg =. :.
Arrangement Is were sccordiutly nsade
for the funeral; but before The last n. q
we're performed. the subject came 10 life
again. having bren the victim of casslepsy
Instead Of the grim king Of terror."v
All were ovesjoyea At his fortunate es-
cape from SO dreadful fate, and from that
.,,i;s;,,.J .,,..:,eia e in their expressions Of
hy documentary evidence rather than hv
any pcrsch4 rsgsrd.. ~a..4
AT length some one yeutured to ask ho,v
things appeared to him while in the trance
to which he thus replied: ta ir'F'-
II thought | had come to the river Of
death. where Imet an angel who handed
me jewel to serve as . pass to the oth.r
aide: On giving this to the fcrryman, I
received from him another. which carried
me forward another stage ID my journey.
Going on thns for several stages, racaivme
At the termination Of each 1 ticket FIR the
succeeding one. | at last reached the gate
If the Heavenly City. There | found Sc.
Peter. who opened the, doooff sN tsy sum
mons. pipe 10 mouth, seated by small
table on which stood goodly mug, Of
stean,ing whiskey teddy.
Good rdoruing. Sir" said he, very po-
= fsGood morning. ss,w,u+s.--=. r.
- Who are you, sirI' said he. turaisg
over the leaves Of huge ledger. as, Z
Ny nau,e is J. t....i.>,.,.-.
.Veffjy good. sir; where did you live
dowf ss.sw r ~'ssd' ... -. =
F .Iiived st St. Iouis,in the State Of Mis-
.ouri' .. s-.. -.r -7 ..- ~
Very we'll. sir; aui nov. where did you
die 2:
IT died Mt Chicago. in Illinois"
'Chicago r said he, shaking his head.
there Is NO such plsce. sir, .,, .
4 bee ysur pardon, St. Peter. but have
you . n,.p Of the United States here 2
Yes, SIR
ALLOW me 10 hook at it.' @
.Cert.in1y. SIR .. b. -.
With that he handed dowo q splcp-
did atlas, aud pointed out Chicas' oo
All right, SIT, salu .us, -e-. q mo-
raebt's pause; it's there sure enough. 80
! walk in sir. but I'll be bl"st il you ain,
the 6rst .nan that has ever coms here from
that plies.'
his Transition state; and no more questions
! were asked r.s=
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) SrsAw BLsAcurSs :-Stras h.ts md
boea.se are blssehsd by putting sheus: ps-
vido vsshed in, pare wsier. into . box
VIII bdrninG suiP6er; .hs faHes which .
rise dfas xlfk the wstse On tie hnana ahd
the salphsro6 Scil thus fessed blsa:hss
then. fH-r r1 4tsas.r 4, .a I.
What oken seems vengsssse i mere
ly the 1etermined. soldier like tread
vhsrewith . msn. Who can never hss or
ieaF. bat only knows how to advance and
ssasd his ground. tr.nplss down iarks'
egg and elss Of eosa. s5''s t
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-16

Nisnout : gsipf Or sigh. .a.h -.s
All. those were halcy"n Hays to ma
Those mir,bfal. childhood hours. -
Aud oh! too quickly have they aovn
While spprting mid lift's aoners.
A years spcd on. paussd a. kfiek.
And learned that life was ~;
Then taught MY heart ~ know lbe fact
~ aeala ae ,'s 'ssse eonssel II.
Al: timc still flies. and with Il fa,es { n
Bright. happy chilah"o,rs days.
Aud with thonvhtful u,ieu turn,
And follow life's stern WAYS,
I've tried to feel that all we're not .a.
Deceitful and untrue; n .'
But oh Eve learned to know they are
But few. yes. very few.
And i :" young ru forced to know
The world is false and cold.
do not wish tina, many years
Their wings may round me fold. =, =
i wonder it the coming year ~
Has aaght Of COOL for imei i p !
., il MY way be dark and ire~rf /
But OH too snou Til zee.
But I'll keep ceura"e in my heart
I.ct1c"lpe whstills there msy.'s ~
Remembering j. isalways dark !
Before the dasu Of dag. K .ir 4.
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a,
tbs Powxas op ELooCxscs. n n
White6eld preached before the sesn,ea at
New lask. be used the following bsld r.
posefephe:- s~f- .au Is
We'll. my boys. We l,sye clear sky.
and are making enc headway over smnti,
-, bsioee light hreese. and We shall
sool 1oas light Of land But what means
this sudden lowering Of she heavens, and
that d.rk slodd arisiag from beneath the
.estern hnsis"u Don't you see those
aasles of lightning! A storm is gather
ing!s EseTy n.sa. 70 biz dysE- Hoa the
vsses ffss and dash against the ship. The
air u dssk! The tempest RACES! Onr mast.
are gsne! TbS shi 10 on her beam ends.- -
whss eex,f The uhsuspeoting .ars sud-
deuiy eese and exclaired. ''take t1rtbe
leag heaasl'
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-16

A fellow ip town has nose so long
that an eminent surgeon has recommend
ed him to have hinge waJe for it,. 81
that he can shut bis proboscis up like
jaek-kaise on CHING to bed. 5fe
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-16

Tnk FsrscE War Or aAk.sc co,,xs.
I: Tbs French arc proverLial for the ex-
cellrnce Of their coffee. aud fr the heneat
Of oar readers We gire The mode sdopsed
by shein: -a.e..i 4 -. - =,
sfs. iats coGss-pns - msuy eup.1
waser - Jon wish to make cups Of csaet:
let The water boil, then put 10 - naGr .ia-u !
blespoonsfpi of c..f ,e as there arc cups Of
water; stir is in. and ici il sinner .ill the
head falls. chen take il feom the frs. pour,
iu cup of cold water. aud let it stand uu
the hearth ten minutes. when it will Be
quite clear. A cup Of this coffee added 10
a cub 81 bpi!ea pilk, snd swsetsncd secor-
ding 10 taste, win be found q iusasy:
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-16

CaaSsEs "A young ia'ly. in a siass
studying phyrh'Iogy. made answer to .
gsesiioe put. shss in six yesrs hus,sn
body became eatiroiy sh.pg.d. M tbs. hot
particle which was Ia IT,. at the con,-
.nencemens of the psrind warsa f.maiu 1t
the close 81 it. .Thes. Mis- l. :, s.it tic
yosug 'a.et. ,i1sif yrars yea gill Cease To
be .,i,.. e. .Ely. yss. .sir, I suppose so.'
said shs. very ,seiesily le,k:ng at ;hs E,.r.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-06-16
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EY NIHErEENrH BIRTHDAY.
~ LEOXoRE GLENN.

'3f 'a
TN thinking "f thr past. tonight. ID
OF years long stree gone hy,
When lifs was but . pleasant dream.
Nisnout griuf Or sigh. 'a.h ..-