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For preventing skinsle Roofs from Lcak1e and max.
Ing them perfectly md for stopping LEAKS
tn, &c. This attIels manufactured errtess1y for
Jc:nsa around GSnnsys Ie3y sa!s 1oo aad LEV
&astsss wiz eewpe:e!y N!1 ~ u, NE ctssses y
lac fhTes cover the broken 0lnts in the tn and
sintc, form permaneht1y adhesive ela4tic coating
sIoand @ chimney sEyisga1 &C. and II AZ tnesc stn
now u uss. !hts article IL t!ck, tenacious cona
pound and tends directly to arrest and prev cnt decay
several r mrs of putting on 4 new rouf It Is well
worthy q tstal: None cf our Ce8cnts ssau1e NEAR
Eng when applied rs DO those Of the pitch and grIel
fp01E.
, 1865-09-09

Ll41uu Gttla FercnH CenltnC, :
For coatnE metal OF all lynda when exposed to the
actlGn Of The weather. and for Preserving and Repair
adapted 10 coyertpg: :LE.AKT TN RoOFs, forming 4
heavy tenacious coollng. that VIII successfully tassr
tia:t!city Is injured BY the contraction Or expansion
Of Tin and other Metal Koots consequent suddru
changes OF thc weather. # WILL NOT cEAcK In COLD
zoe KCS II wAHN NEAIuEk.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

isisi, into . Ps~nrBr,ker'ss shop. With
non go~a<as.e upiu.s sibundlss even. il she
dsa's kassas spout sbss gold .stars in her.i
headband. Let US take hold justly. and
live and dress ceussibay.. -iikeom forefath-.
ersSNao ss0s vsss sssr.T-~'T --ss----.. =
wasa't quite 20 haaess.s.s, r---.r--g =, i.
There air other eheerin signs. We do
uos. cor iusssns. l.ck g,sat Gen'rals. aud
We certainly daa's lack .bsave soldiers,
But there's one thing wish, We did lsck.
aud that isosr. presspssC Congress.
Alta speei.lr CongEeasianA lection in
my Dissricts she other day, I delib'ri,ly
voted aor Hsary Clay / sdmit ,ha. Hen
~ is dead. butinasmueh IS We dom. seem
10 have alive statesnansiu our National
Congress. Let Us b. ellnsans have frs'
class corps .scti y 7,' - s..
And now. si,h s.geausue hurrar for 'he
wimin who air goiu to abandon. furin good:
and another for the patriotic e'erywhere'
Ill leave public matters. ..
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

7" Mca of the temperance stories OF the
day are weak and. washy dilutious Of pre-
cediug onss but the following has a
st.r.ling strength aud vigor. Daniel Bry-
an. o. appesrs by the context. had fallen.
through .intoxicatioa. to beggsry and d. =
Ing condition. Bryan had :. Fl Fel,on "
better days. the sister .s,e "a given m
week the fallen man would lie
- ssou tha floor. and not day Of real
sobriety MARKED discourse. I donbt If
suah another ease vas known. He was
seo loo for souyisiality for those. With
whom he seuld have associated would not
drink =ithshinalls ..ss saa su.s,..5
- s~All.lose 10 tisb blsesa aiandieh.mbes. be
still continued u drink. and evsu bis"very
life ssaiscd tia oaspring of his lsg. tL
IN. early Spring Moses FELTON, had a call
to 60 70 Ohio. Before be. set gu. he Wis
i,ed his sister. He offered to take her
with h:m. bat che would not 60.
'.Bsslsly stay. ksrss" urged the
brotbr. 'You are fiding away aud dis
: e.ss i upon you Why should you live
$ With sueh o brute r ...s ..l.,,..A a.
.aHush Nose. speak not" answered III.
wiie, keeping back her tears. al viii
not leave hiwpossbut be- will soon leave
me. He cannot live much longer.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
@S5aU 1890" .. 81. ..e
ARTEMUS WARD RETURNED.

The stoodent and conuyseer must have
notised and admired in varis parts ofthe
United States Of America, large yaller han
bills. which not only air gcuis Of art IN
themselves. but tia troothfully sit forth
the attractions of my Show .show, let
me here obsarvc. that contains many Twin
wild animiles, every one Of which has got
Butiful Moral. sd .y~. q
Bat / have time to leok round sum &
how do I End ,hingsf 1 return to the
Atlantic States after a absence OF ten
months, &, what State do End the coun.
TRY iu 2 Why don't know what State I
find it in. Suffice it tn say that do not
6nd it in the State of New Je' seq. d
Lind some things that is cheeriu', par
iicly the resolve on the part of the VIM
min of America to stop wearin of furrin
/ goods. ,ob So ss. sEf 7- szef. as-. ~
Inerer meddle with my wife's things
She may wear muslin from Greenland'a
| lev mountains, aad bombazeen from Injy' q
!. coral strands. if she wants to; but I'm
| glad to state that that superior woman has
peeled off all her furrin clothes and jump
/ into fabrics of domestic manufac.ur.
/ But, says some folks. ifyou stop import
in things. you stop the Revenoo. That
all,rite We can.stand it if the Rsveno,
can. On the same principle. young me,
should continner to drink French brandy
and to makestheir liveEs as dry as corr
cobs with Cuhy cigars, because 4sootb,
I they don't it will hurt the Revenoo.-
This talk about the Revenoo. is Of. tn
bosh. boshY. One thing is torbly certail
p If ve don't send the gold out of the eoun
> try. we shsll have the consol.,i on of know
!, in that il is in the country. So "a
!. great credit 10 doc the vimmin for thi
i patriotic move-and 10 tell the truth win
min generally know what they're bout. =
j Qf.ll the blesssos they're the. soothinis,
.tHthere'a never, bintany wimmin. vhcr
would my children be to DAY?
u But / hope this move will lead to othe
moves that air just ss much needed. on
: Of which is general and thurrer curtai
: meut ofezpeosc. all round. The fact il
a. We air giainter'bly extreEagen.. b onle,
II We paS s.inowmres-. in less a. than tt
Goddess uf Litr,y.xili .sx &c
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02


perely Ofa prisxs but evep Of . jastiee Of
,hsaeeaaesuss the napsials Of the South Sea
Islsnasd .ads the aAsent ,presspce Of two
g .:sss a..ss ss.,s se!::sg 9sR :. J: s..As
The Si>mese used to rnarry BY the sim; sim;
pie. .ceremaav Of hauling over the brides
pot; the couple proceeded homewarasl q.
man and wife. without further ado. But
as these people now have . king Who is
devoted 10 stssm euginss, tsissraphs, and
other e.utlens Of sproeress. doubtless the
ladies Of his. Kingdom have Obtained glimp-
ses of woman rights. Imported along
with other notions from the. United States,
and nc cordinely. no doubt, they don't nov
suffer themselves to be disposed of insuch
a-f.shion. uMarsisge with all the modern
Improvements would not unnaturally ly. b one
of the earliest reforms introduced BY an
limo vatiug female Siamese. LIZ
: Instead of desiring the presence Of two
Clergyman. the Crimean Tarters are said
to value the privilege Of having one, eyen
so little as to'keep him standing outside al
the brides window. through which ht
throws his formulas Other barbarous and
semi-bsrbarous people have ceremonies
elaborate enough though Of queer char
actsr. Among certain fire worshipers th'
happy couple are united by hem Of thei'
garment. aud led in procession around
fire. On the banks of the Ganges, tn
Brahmiu priest. the bride and bridegroom
: all hold on to the tuil Of = COW; anothe
, Hindoo custom is for the bride and bride
groom. 20 shower rice on each other
head. nd. <,.s .- -. e,.
In Ceylou they are tied together BY th
thumbs, the courtship having begun b
3 The lover sending to buy his future bride
;. clothing, which, knowing that it is to
J. returned along With husband. she read
| ly parts with it Al her ovn valuation
2 The Chinese spraa.ina Of shraa day
: uuu. uiug before d wedding may seem Ct
< rious, but II Is hardly SO curious as ma
frying living man or woman to I'll
grave of one beirothedu to him or b
. before death-a custom belonging
another people.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
OF CHARLES KEAN

Blackvood gives the following Of tho
famous English actor:
II remember an .anecdo'e of . fellow
sufferer. and my msmery helped NE to
some consolation, 1t vas during one Of
Charles Kean's visits to the United States.
He was entertained at dinner by one Of
the great New York merchants Opposite
to him at the table there sat gentleman.
who continued to observe him with mark
ed attention, and at last called on the host
to presen. him to Mr.. Keau. The intro
duction was duly made, and ratified by
drinking wine together. when the stran-
ger. With much impressiveness Of mauuer.
said-
Il saw you in Richard last light"
7"Kesn. feeling not unnaiurally. tha, .
compliments WAS approaching smiled bland
ly and bowed.
! Yes. SIR" continued the other. 10 .
slow. almost judicial sone. Il have seeu
your father in Richard. and l have, d, seen
the last Mr.. Cook"-- another pause, in
vhic.. Mr. Kean's triumph wss gradually
. mounting higher and higher.
- .Yes. cir Cook. SIR. was better than
I your father. aud your father. sir, q long
way better than you Z" s- ...
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
!. sELScTED POETRY:
NJ GBcRGR ARNOLD.

...-.,, .lr GBoRGH ARNOLD.
I'm ragged thing with brss"n sAcc. I
Dirty and greasy. and all forlorn;
NV print is vile and my loaks are base.
Y And my edges are frnyod and torn.
s.Thcspreasrs are running by day and by
!. . night. -. -.
Spawning me off. thousand fold.
Though honest men Gail it shameful sight.
T,,~a rpe passing for gold.
BIZ o. Tics .all for fund. galore,
T,kssp ''ius" ~. aud 70 keep. ''ou'.'
Any.e,per IL cheaper than yellow oEe,s
b.ssAs nobndy .clsia,s to donbt ias = Fl
f~sa ss@s - SsH 3Tsss -.-L
Gl'm aarsnaerea here and squanderedsihere'
sfa Coniin.n as Iairt. and as f'ul likewise;
Fortunes come and 60 in the mir.
- As The seed Of the thistle flies.
And where pass oil sill~ny thrives; =
Every sort Of Sice aud sia;
Men sell theis. souls, their brothers. thei
. .wiyes. :,
.vSe In the feverisb strife to win
= The time Of my birth was joyful hour
Bor thbse ,sho huld 20 the powers ths
s@sabs EkA &5s& @s (
= 'Tsas that bscd and conferred tLe power
. And il rests -aloas with rne 2
Bat Ia Or SIN BY her silent loom. -
,,t sCommeree ,mourns by her empty till.
Ppgresssvsepssby Iibersy'ss tomb--.l
y. ~, None flourish save those who kill
Stll. I. With my dirty. brazcn face.
Go hither and thither. broadcast sown,
Tie seed Or i nssiou's sore disgrace.
The power behind its throne!
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

!: QHlkS1 akpRscNs J,

~pA - 80 s1'sss - = =
Tsaxs o. tSuBscRIprIos. SO. 90 persns
suu Il ssbapsid sMithin 81 iaentks. No
suhscripaionl win hsreeeigedsfef ;saskort-
or uerioa tina aix sRionths, and 10 paper
heaiscdaeisueds uufil al arrearagess arc
paid. 'ezeepsss ahe option Of the publish
o.. ....3 1s.s a. 'Esse sr s 80
- Tnaxs ..os lApvERTIsINa.-Sl per
sqaare. ior. the a6rstg insertion. and aaV
sss. for. every subsequent .insertion.-=
eight lines or less constitute sqnare. --
1fshs- -numbsr, of Insertions be not marked
No the advertisement. it viii be publish
ed,until forbid. and charged accordingly.
Aliberal deduction made 20 those ,wEso
avertise BY the year. r =,
5 Communications Of a:perscnal character
will BE- charged. at the same rates az sd
.vsrtisihg lObhuaries over ten lines IN
length : will be charged st the rate Of oo
cents per siuar<s.~
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
BouNrrss TO VOLUNTEERS.

B0uNTTgs TO VOLUNTEERS. =
The payments to volunteers. under the
Acts of 1864 chapters 5,246 and 373,
since 22d March last to 3O,h September
1864, auounted IN the whole to the sum
of s1.2sT 66s 90, exceeding by the sum
OF S75G,5ss 90 the amour. realized by
the issue and sale Of stock authorized Cor
the payment Of said bountiss, from which
latter sum deduct the sum of $l95, 1873
SO realized for bounty taxes received from
collectors in the counties and city of Balti-
more, and taxes on Incorporated ins,i,u-
tons and taxes on stocks, and there will
stiIl be balance II 256o. 2s2 90 paid out
Of the Treas Try over and above the amour,
received for the stock issued, aud all othe.
sources Of revenue under the Act Of 1854,
aforesaid = IS - - -
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
>

= In the business portion Of Philadelphia
is a gun merchap. named Krider. Mr..
Krider sells shooting irons" Of all kinds.
and implements in general for sporssmen.
Some mouths ago. . citizen purchasing
some triAe in his store, observed beauti-
ful stag's head and horns, stuffed and
mounted in . very handsome manner made
to suspend against library wall.
What is the price Of that deer's bsadr
asked the citisen.
1T is the last one have" said Mr..
Krider. II sold them at eighteen dollars.
will let you have this for fifteen"
Citizen mused moment. ''Lock
here" said he. Il have thirty acres Of
wild land that didn't cost me much. 1t
isn't ofany use TO ne. aud it msy Dot ba
to you: at . venture. Pllnfcr tito you az
even trade for that deer's head"
lis il wild landf'
Il think it N ust be. but don't know.
AL do know is tha. the title is good. and
tha. il calls for thirty acres of land in Ve-
mango county in this State"
"Well." said Mr.. Krider. "take the
head and I'll trade ui.h you"
you'll pay for transferring the deed ~
asked the purchaser Of the horn in qucs.
ton. .s..- t- e.. .. f..
j Yes. I'll pay ,fur oil Of .hose costs Of
course a.s,
elfozA day or two afterwari the deed wa'
made in Mrs Krider's name. and the trans
fer legally accomplished. The gun mer'
chant placed it 10 bis hre-proof. and afte'
awhile the transaction nearly faded from
his memory. ...
To cut . long story short. .. possible
one, day last week stranger entered Mr.
\ Krider's stsre, and asked the price Of sbs
. thirty acres afolesaid. He offered &S5.
1 900 cash in hand. Mr. Krider. in tn
meantime had learned its value. 1t ~
in one of the best spots in the oil region
!. and he refused for it on Wednesday las,
! $s7.5OO. Whether be has since dispose'
oft, We know not.-FAit.. Su">io!
Times.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
.RRcEIpTs AND plsRrRszMESTs.

1sSfE q sssssms -, : e.Jag laa eeas -asFI
aaa RHcEIpTss AND DlsDERsEMESTs. 81. sv
The receipts ia. detail Of the Treasury.
fsEa the fiscal year ending the SOih day of
September. 1864. amount in the whole
to the sum Of $3. .23S. .302. of which the
sum of $526IS5 was received for stock
issued under the fifth section. of chapter
fifteen Of the actisf 1864, entitled, "An
act to aid and encourage eulistmeuts into
the Maryland Regiments IN service in the
Unitcd States. creating a fund for the
payment % bounties TO volunteers leaving
the true amount collected from the ordi-
nary sources Of revenue to DO Sl.712,-
117,.47, aud showing defcieucy=in the
revenue, as compared with that from simi-
lar sources 10 the preceding year Of $l57.-
.9SS 25 The defci, was soecasioued by a
decrease Of the taxes from twenty-five to
fifteen cents on every hundred dollars
worth Of assessable property, (the State
tax being 6ye ecIts;) the reduction of The
tax o" coliatcrsl Inheritance, distributive
shares aud icgacies' from two and q half t
one and half per centum on every hun
dred dollars. change in the tax or com
missions allowed to executors and admin
istrators from one-ten,h to one-twentietl
part of the sum allowed, and the removal
of the tax on commissions Of Trustees an'
Receivers, which will be more clearly il
lustrated By the following statement:
Gross receipts from all sources. inc'udin
Defence Loan. for the present fiscal yea'
= 50, ,23s, ,3O2 Il. Gross receipts for proceed
ing year, -.
T. sna;pasepsA ses. ss,. as,s. 50 $40 1857
p sssaIqa - BE ,ss4tEF ~ .e.-1 -
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
SINGULAR MARRIAGE cUsro MS:

The.inequality aamoss everywhere visi-
BILE in human affairs. is perhaps nowhere
more conspicuous than in the lcontras, be-
tween the poverty Of cerem ony which at
tends n,atrimopial unions in some parts Of
the wOrld aud shs-pcn2 s~hie b 1aeco'op.
'Ssesa,hcss ID -oshps pa rsss4shs~ sSsSsse ssl
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02

What sort Of marriage shoul i you say
that is which man makes whose name is
Morean, aud who lives ia garret? A
Morgana,ic marriage. sR ~ -
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
REPORf EOFaGHE COMPTROLLER
- xOR sTHEAI EAIREASURFs,ssf s.sl

,,,,n&. 4 ssIae-xf 81 -. a. .ssrs - ssSsR~ss
:. Ihs ss;;rsiis. Ess'' from lhe report IT
hitis the huaDe'.l fonai,ieD Of the Slate
for the fiscal yess ending September Soth.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-02-02
Excess

Excess
Proceeds Of Maryland De-
fence Loan S526. lS5.
leaving a deficiency in
revenue from ordinary
sources of :.
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Important to the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues TO be consulted at bis once,
Nos. and EndIcott street. boston, on All diseas.
e. OF . PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. ~
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT H
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Manhood: how Lost, how Restored.

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Pulmonary and Nervous DiscustS
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Certain Care In all Cases.
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rs. DIR. bow imports and has Tor sale new
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Al a Court OF Probate holden at Alfred. within
and for the County OF York, on the hrst Tuesday
of March, In the year OF our Lord. eighteen
hundred and sixty 1--we, by the Hon-E.E Bourne,
Judge OF said Court, -.,,.n
iron the petition Of Thoma' Dyer. Of Dayton,
a.. a. hair with others In the real estate whereof
Eunce Brown. late OF Dayton, In ssid county, died
seized and possessed, and praying that wa. IRAN!
DO granted 70 suitable persons, autnou,ny sse.n
TO make partition OF said rca! estate anu set on 10
each heir his proportion In the sames
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice 70 tne
heirs of said deccasedsnd 10 all persons
by causing copy Of this order TO be published IN
the Uaies 4 yssrnai printed In Biddsford, In said
county three weeks SUCCESSFULLY that they may a-
PEAR At Probate Court TO be held SouthBerw
In said County. ON the nrst Tuesday OF April
next ~ tea ofthe clock In tho forenoon. and shew
cause. II any they have, Why tho prayer OF said
petition should not be granted. 80
Atrue copy,
Attest, Georye II. Knowlton. Register.