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To SupeTVtsinD Special Il gent ID A oeucv. T,s1s.
UNI Depdrtnle1lt, MenDhis TEnll.

To SupeTIfFnO Special Il gent I'd Il 0eucu Tye1S-
UNI department. Memphis, Tenn:
SIR: In pursuance ofy your advertisement of
the 18th November, 1855, 2nViting 'proposlls
ior contracts for raising, wrecking and deliv-
init the following: ~ = 'AO
l. propose to raise and wreck in the
sueam hereinafter named all steamers, guns
boats mats and barges, together with ali their
appuHenanceS, Whether OF material 5Salt1a ar
not, and whether sunk by the United States
OF rebel forces, or in pursuance OF orders
either-or to avoid capture ibV either fSrTa
prior to the closing of the war: to reTno q al
ana every obstruction to navigation caused
" Tue sald sunken vessels and to clear the
igRtion OF the stream may not be intsrTnT1S.j
on account Of the same; TO deliver The YES
seis, &c, raised, at either of the following
named places, and to do the saidlyyoFlS at the
following named rate of per centSge Of me
nett proceeds OF sales of said vessels and an
p1Ttenanees at said place Of delivery, viz:
N .RiVeT 81 Fla ace Of delivery: Rate Of
CNatchez and Viclss-) 0'ii' i'n' H.
mississippi burg, N isl Memphis r
rem. y; OIleansLa.l for - ct.
Arkansas Little Rock, Ark.,1 q 49,
-: :. Memphis, Tenn.i.,.. flor - a NJ
WHITE II elena, Ark. Memphis Tnfor - n ct.
4Taiz9so5X9z0o Cy Niclsburg, niiss..for = ct.
Yailobusha. do do f sor- Ct ct
Red Alex, La, Natchez, Miss..for : 3 Ct
oqqGGhita. do do lII7l for 3 ct.
- that - will use every means in = ~
power to execute the same in the 7nrnTintest
manner possible that ~. viii, wheneverthe
work and employ hands ana nsebiI1a2g,Is S,I ~
nclent 70 insure the early completion Of the
cOntFactI and that-- Will honestly aFOr
TO promote the best interests. OF the Govern
III: The deposit OF Five Thousand Dollar.
Sso'OOOl Is herewith inclosed by draft Of
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THROWN FROM BUeGY.-Yester-
day about noon Mr.. Henry c.
Harbour, of our city, was thrown from
a buggy and very severely injured. He
had been out driving, and, on his return,
was nearly at his door, when a sudden
iurch OF the carriage threw him ont ever
InS wheel, lighting on his head, He
was picked up and carried into the
s stmnS.5 5hS sen, He was very badly
found that his injuries, tbonsb sn =, was
were NOT dangerous, and he will sno,,
II Is hoped, be about again S'oh'
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0LneGnteLL1gIe
THURSDAY MORNING, nov. so.

A FRIGHTPUL ACCIDENT-ONE MAN
KILLED AND Two OTHERS INJURED
Yesterday forenoon about ten O'Clock
n most frightfuI accident, by which one
man was almost Instantly killed and
two others injured, occurred at the old
pork factory in East Wheeling. Some
time since that property was pnrchas-
ed by Messrs. osterling, Henderson
q Co. and is being converted into a
glass work, and yesterday some men
were engaged in building a stack for
the new mandatory. While three OF
them thus engaged were on the stack
scaHolding it gave way, and the men
fell, one of them lighting on q roof and
the others lighting at the base OF the
stack. The man who lit on the ROOF
was named Patrick McAntee. At the
time of the fall he had on his shoulder
n nod full of mortar. The names OF
the other two were Edward AIcAIahan
and Frederick ROdenbaugh. McMahan
was almost instantly Killed, having
lived but few moments after the nc
cident- Rodenbaugh was but slightly
Notwithstanding sustained but slight
bruises in the fall. McA ntee ygas pref
ty badly injured-having one or more
ribs broken.
The fall OF the scaholding is attribu-
ted to improper construction.
The deceased was u quiet, hnrtiwork-
ing man, and one much respected by
his acquaintance.
DR.. Russell was the attendant ply
sian TO the sufferers.
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For SALIENT. Thos. o'Brien, real
estate agent, offers for sale some more
valuable city property, situated on 4tb
street street This is another good chance for
investment. 'ttiSS ANA
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GONE wI;sT.-Hon. A. j. Sweeney
Mayor OF our city, LETT yesterday for
ST. Louis. He will be absent for 49, a
ten days or two weeks. 0''i'e
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II is now over thirty years since the above
SeIs6Eated Pills Were dfSt discovered nv EfS
IpJOPQNCO, OF Paris, during which time thew
IN most Of the public institutions. as well as
IN IN PLlS9te practice, of both hemisphere. with
fPaLSaIietted success in every case, and IL d
OILY az the urgent request" of the thorI.
SANDS OF Ladies who have used them. that he
is!l hd4eed 70 make the Pills public for the al
larities whatever, as well as to prevent an IN
grease OF tnmily where health viii moi r,srrIait
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n. BIN the case ofpartneFships. the name
OF Of eaeh partner INTERESTED must here be signed
N csst tne bidder confines his PROPOSAL 10 less
man l all the streams, he will strike ont the
ii OF those not included. Thelyiciility ef
me me wrecks to either oftlie above niaces de-
OF me place OF delivery, at their option.
CERTIFI0ATH.l
ar we the Indersigned hereby certify thatwe
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ARTEMus Ward CoMlNa.-We arc
pleased to announce TO our readers Tho,
the renowned "A. Ward" will be with
us on Saturday evening next. WARTS
reputation is MS wide us the land oD5
any attempt of ours to sound his nra;so
y out waste OF time. He will speaI-
ally entertaining. His exner,o,,oo
among the Mormons will be the subisr,
OF 9i ms discourse here Read his adSere
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LAUNCH OF a FINE STEA,dBoAT.-Yes-
terdny afternoon Messrs. Wilson, Dun
levy & Co. launched from their boat
yard in this city the fine new packet
boat building for the Northern Packet
Line. The launch was highly success
FIJI. 1t came off about two o'clock, and
was witnessed by large number OF
persons. When the order was given to
cut loose the last stay, few strokes of
the axe finished the work, and the boat
glided from the ways into the water us
smoothly as it could possibly have been
done. When once in the river she sat
tho water nicely, drawing only fourteen
inches of water, and bearing herself as
easily as one should desire.
The boat is 202 feet long, "a feet beam.
ana 5tE feet hold. She will have IS inch
cylinders, with feet of stroke-three
double hued boilers, 26 feet long by 40
inches in diameter.
The work on her will be finished inst
as speedily as possible-perhaps IJy the
nrst OF March. MeSsrs. Hnines &
Beam are building the cabin. and
Messrs. Sweeneys Il Co. are 10 nut in
the machinery. Capt. r. C. GRAY has
been experimenting her construction
Tor the company. She will be placed in
the ST. Louis and st. Paul trade lust as
soon as finished. II has not been deci.
ued yet what nnme shall be given her
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House and Lot for Sale. Chean

House and Lot for Sale, Cheap.
r OFFER FOR SALE CHEAP. THE
North street and the Pike, in which Mr. Jacob
Arndt row resides. This house contains len
rooms, and is built to secure comfort and COM
Venience. There is a good stable on fhe lot
and the various other outhouses are faulfleSS
Terms reasonable and title indisputable
THOS. O'BRIEN,
nov2-lw 49,
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A LARGE assortment of handsome
piece goods just received, which we are
settling wholesale Mt eastern prices.
Stein Brothers, corner Main and Mon
roe SITS,
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NEW BooKs.-We have on our table
three new books, from Messrs. ]. E.
Triton * Co., publishers, Boston. The
title of the first is Golden Hair. n Tale
oil the Pilgrim Fathersi'' that Of the
second is THE Cruise of the Frolic, ;"
and of the third "Antony Weymouth.
or the Gentlemen Adventurous We
have not had time yet to fully examine
these works. but from what we have
read of them, and from what our eT-
changes say about them, we think we
are IN, Jnstlhanle IN expressing the opinion
that they Will afford fine reading. Copies
can be had at the book store Of AIessrs.
j. c. Orr Il Co., in this city.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES

Infallible in Correcting Irregularities Par,or
ing Distractions OF the MONTHLY 1l1Tns
nom Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL as A PREyENTrvP
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DR.o'S EEL YES
Lie UID
CAR K9R3RH
sp.RF1MEDY., l.s
REMEDY.
wCURE RRANTE D@
= u YrhrssEE1S AtPgurrowEps AZ
-I1U FIR Cyrr1yyo,- ,geVrJbf, mn S,,,,,,,to,yas
SYMPTOMS:


TIME SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
they genelRllgla appear are at first very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they hRye frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive, 10 the changes Of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight
ing thick and adhesive. AS the disease be-
comes chronic, theTlfsclarges ara increased In
thick and heavy, and are hawk ed OF Coughed
of. The secretiOns are offensive, causing a bad
breath the voice Is thick and nasal, the eyes
are weak; the sense OF the smell Is leSSened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important SYMPTOM of
CatarTh Is that the. person is Obliged to clear
mucous, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease is on Its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time In
TTesting 1t.
The above are but few ofthe many Catanh
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fnr Sa1E

A New and Very Desirable Brick
House for Sale.
II WILL SELLTHE NEW AND SUBsTAN-
TALLY built two story brick house, on the
east side OF Main Street, Centre Wheeling, be-
low Second Street, containing eight rooms and
an attic, and an excellent bath room, with
water and gas on the principal fioors, and q
good cellar under the house.
This house Is at present occupied by Mr..
Windship. For terms, SC, see
THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent, Register Building.
nOypS-lW
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For Sale

49,. For Sale.
HOUSE AND LOT No. a. Zane Street
wheeling Island. House l6x4O, with wing,
under all the honse, with wash house. stsbie
coal house, &c, with cistern OF $50 bhls. cara!
city, nut and ornamental trees grape vines
S H. berries, &C, &c. For terms inquire on
novS-tf 49,, 8. B. WILLIAMS.
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PRO BONO PUBLICo.5
Private Diseases
CURED IN TIL SHORTEST POSSIBLE TINE
DR.. YOUNG.

Qate Of PHILADELPHIA
WHO HAS LOCATED HINTsE1E mr.,
EIyysT 9anTseSnuy St No. 20 THIRD 6IER ET!71
u. !. proposes to cure Gonoyrl,o0o 49,, Co.,.
~ -. Loll one TO three days VitI0T1t ~
S1iCe WIN diet or hiudrnnce 10 hnginasSt ~
y Pnlns In nom one to fiye rIaS55. ~,
UlSIaLy N from one to three weeks $51.rtTT
la IA a ~ seminal Emissions STONED ~ 49,
5, se 70 zen daya Skin diseases ana ali 6iSa1
M ToIie1 % private nature, treated with M
a,i5 "a SIlPelas Neuralgia, Dispersal scrotr,o
- "a, aH impurities of the BICo6 ana SiIsOs III.
o. tne Kidney and Liver snSe1i iu 1870 S
". onngs Celebrated Extraet AZ TSjTaSra N
source. PNN'Feu from no other
AN EMAfENAGoGUE FOR LADIES.
Va "A compound prepared aud sold only bv n,
- ttsi warranted to remove all obsffucfions
49, VIZ nealthy menstrual flood imnSrfIIIoy
~ h3tIs and activity TO the system: price IN
III oottie: Obstinate cases OF lone ~
may require No. q which q S61T ssSlLtlolng
Ct Ling no. I; price IS per bottle s4On-
u. married ladies should mt ne. 81, =. -, -
SuLH1pounu 1or reasons made bnoyyn I1itI I
~ - a safe, certain and healtl,,z ,,,....,.
ttT ~ " conception furnished on ainijdS ~ Ia
seEsons at 9 distance by sfaf TIM fSS5aI
toInS age and occupation 81, ,s,s itSlL syLnP-
Sa ae 2y express, securely packed nom o1,ser-
Address Or. YOUNG, No * 7,,,,,,. =.
9,Itt.sootg, "a. once, Philo Han SaenSJ fS9Srii
a q - 9 e. Inlfd, near Market IOfiice 1oTIrI
.. II. Eo1. m. and p. m. to s n M ~
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DIR, JOHNsTOy.

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons
LONDON, Graduate nom one OF the most emf.
nent Colleges in the United States, and the
the hospitals of London, Paris PhIladelnhIa
and elsewhere, has effected some Of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing In the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness being
alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness, with
arrangement OF mind, were cured ifnrnetiii
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For Sale.

ONE AMONG THE BEST BUSINESS
~ Stands In the clty-a three story brick
mouse on Water street, adjoining the SprIgVs
House, fleet front and 90 feet deep. viii be
sold on easy terms. T. IRWIN 40
noVS-lm Real Estate AGENT
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rhesense efTasts and smell Restorea.,


NOR CENTURIES CATARRH HAS DE-
j. ned the skill of physicians and surgeons
NO medical work contains q preRCri ptiun that
will eradicate 1t. Nothing save DR.. GOOdalea
remedy will break 1t up, radically destroying
the possibility of relapse.
10 form ofCatarTh can Withstand It's search
ing power, and no mode of treatment ever af-
tortied such immediate relief, or gave such
universal satisfaction.
It penetratestoth the very seat of this disease
and exterminates 1t, root and branch forever
fTpm The N. i. Commercial advertiser.
HAY ROSE, AND PERIODIC CArARRH.-
DR.. R. GOodale's Catarrh Remedy and mode OF
treatment, not only affords the greatest re-
lief In every variety OF CatarTh, but it extin-
gu1sheS the disease forever In all its types and
StageSa Every one speaks well oft. 4
= Price Sl.09 per Bottle. Send stamp for DR..
Soodale's New Pamphlet on Catirrh, its per-
feet mode of treatment and rapid cure. Infor-
nation OF priceless value-Send or call at once,
=, 9. Il, PARKER, Sole Agent, rs Blocker St,
g -F For sale by T. H. LOGAN CO., and
LOGAN, LIST q CO., Wheeling.
nOv2S-lyd&w
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. ONE PILL IS A DOSE.
i. Females peculiarly situated or tboSos 80,
posing themselves 50, are cautioned aDaInSt
using these P1lls while In that condition lesf
monition, the Proprietor ASSUMES no reSI1orSi
putty, although eirnildnesS would preVent
any mischief to health, otherwise the PiiIS
are recommended asa '4AS LIS
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.a.a " na s8lediGal So
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MOST INVALUABLE REN1Env

hOS1 INVALUABLE REMEDY
ior an those af1icting complaints go ,,ac,,1,o
70 tnS seq, VIZ: DtStresSplg and P1iyl|iI NJ
ETes!fRG DOtrU PnfRs, Ruah oT ISyoo,S 1o ~,
1aettdl Dzztness, DtHIneGs Of ST0ht Ireen S;.i
leSS, 1edtfneSS, Fatigue on d1tJ 5SSt Stcls-
55II1IdLlon 81 Ghe Heart and ali The 5isS,,i
part cularly thai II1o1i
All other female 'yeakenesses ng OF
The LeueOrrhoea, o.. vrj,,,.
is4I AZ me same time there is nothing IN thes.
re darecttoEs ee sigeLy (0lol6ef and Won Vii
ma them TO be al Laey are FeOreseytte,I "Aii
ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT
10000 Boxes have been e0Ib Iv,,,,,..
,i-lil sl.ir.fg 1.-TWO Years. = - =
4eIl znot9Gn1 Bones bett bu Letter, l,otI, -,
~ sSi anu agents to all parts OF the world
70 IHIlllcn answers have been returned n
tsLiSl iaaes say, nothing like the above TyIit
N W. zoesn Known since THE SCIFNeE 0rs
"a AteASE DAMNED UPON THE WORLD
IN emOVtnG OhilFTieffou,1 4. R,..s-- :.
ing = htuFe to IIR F1I.oneTs f,IIS.I.S5 JoE-
s3I5 g THE NERYE and BRINGING facl- ft,o
color of Health" to the ebseIt ~ ne ne
tll '1 cetieate. ~, ~. = - tiie
Price 81 per Box. So ~ 4, : e.
Sold by M'cABE, KRAFTk CO vyI,oI,.' -
In TTtpe4lsS, % Main street WheeIin1 fSs6eraI
~ noteaAle Agents Tor West Va n 1yI1Sy5 N N
3 SSsT must be addressed. Sold N RttajT ~
REED. RRAFT& co. - - ksse4All5 py
4, soid In &c. Clalnvtlle, Ohio. nv ftF
T.sst.-s - - ". 4. 4 ]. J.iPfCRERISG
1eGlle by sending SI!00 10 eifiSeIs - H.
aDoHe scents to the 9Eeeljns, pSsf C1fSs tIls
- ,5,c 70 ~ sent teonfde ntialIyJ By Kan
~ 10y PAtt o. me country, ,fres on p0sraRe.5i
Oo2s=lya sOlePEoprisst;oT5. r. N a4% Yd4j..
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED in when alone, a habit ,fre-
quently learned from evil Companions. or at
school, the effects Of which are nightly fell.
even when asleep, and II not cured, renfieis
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
Whata pity that q young man, the hone of
his country, the darling of his parents, should
ments OF life, by the cOnseQuences or IieTia-
ting nom the path Of nature and indnipirg
IN IN q certain secret habit. Such persons, MUST
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
LEONARD TOWN. MD. THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 8 1863

wanting in his duty to his own offspring,
and had driven him mad bv his harshness
and severity. The publication Of this ca
lunny had the effect Of calling forth the
facts which have been briefly given above.
All his friends and servants testified that
he had been a most af1cctionate. careful
and conscientious father, who had only
erred in carrying out good principles with
the rigidity of father, instead Of employ
ing the plant, sympathetic method of
mother, My hands" wrote DIR. Akin.
who was Howard's literary assistant. ''trcm-
hl" with Indignation aud horror while |
copy the accusation and scarcely can
Restrain myself within temperate bounds
whilst rotutc a slandrr black as hell
against man whose unparalleled bruevo-
lcnre rendered him the pride and ornament
at human nature"
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
NO a
REVELATIONS OF THE EYE.

y little work "Ou the Art Of Knowing
Men by their Eyes. from the Spanish of
NJ Agucrre de Neaero. has been recently
published in New York. The author, who
has fog many years made the eye his study,
has concluded that there is natural Ian
Guage in the eyes far more unerring and
significant than that discovered by Lavater
In the form of the features. lie sustain
his theory by many interesting facts, and
there Is, undoubtedly, good deal Of truth
III many Of his Spcrulatlons. The eye, If
We were but accustomed TO study it close
iy. would reveal much in regard to char
acter that is now losr by our inattention.
The author of this little book illustrates
his position by reference to many dtstin-
euishcd persons Of 10th sexes, both ancient
and modern and reaches the following con-
clu>ions
The collection of portraits which | have
just presented, with the physiognomic ex-
animation Of each ONE. shall have given
superintendent proof that my study is
truth worthy of attention, for in not a SIN
Gle Instance DO they disagree with the pres
,mt system.
By these examinations We sec, That
The look of the wicked is ever the
same, a. are also the eyes tina, produce
it.
The saga,iou> sui;1c, penetrating, pro-
found glance OF tn. tplom,tist Is also ever
the same, with i III 4Auging accompaui-
mrnt Of co3lmc.S.
Th" delicate. iu,y-t.Ca,ivc look of the
man of scicnce j. ais, the stmc
The enthusiastic glance of the pect, ever
the >amc--fu!i of tir:
Thus, the iI,ht Of lnowledgc and gcuius
Is revealed With the ,une pride i'll all; md
Is even tu be found III the glance Of tho
wicked; each one carries on bis forehead an
index. on which is written: in some, &C.
Mus; III others, profound genius; in 9TH
crs. slight genius; and in others still, su-
pcrtirial genius: ana clas>iiications Of this
nature may be made ~ numerous as are
'la different grades u geniuscs in the
world
The ratification OF this great index i.
written beneath it on the brows: and there
we read irnncss: sulIimity: valor; great.
small, depressed ana lastly, absence of
elevation of soul.
The characteristics Of each individual
are written i'll microscopic signs Oh the
lines Of the eye: and, Is if the rules them
selves had to be stamped u, on all, We read
more clearly III" very points which scem
almost !!!rGIblc il small eyes
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09

DEATH OF LORD PALNERsroH. The Eu-
r"pcan steamer 't.tv of Boston," which
arrived At New York Yesterday morning,
bring intelligence "f the death Of NiS-
count Henry Temple Palmcr>ton. Pre-
MIR "f the English Cahinc-. which oc-
CURED at London on tie 18th uIt;mo.
at the II pr age of ci%hty-onc years.
lord Palm"r~t"u WI the eldest sol "t
Ei-cunt paIIu"rStun II" comn.ncel
h!~ education II Iiarron. confirming a,
Edinburgh ana finishing it at the Cam
bridge University. which constituency he
afterwards represented III pArIiamcu; acy,-
raj wears
Ia the year Of 1906. having ecarc~
passed his majority. Pa!mrrs,on cvutc~-
ted the seat for Cambridge University
with Sir Henry pctry al.d was defeated
whzn lie entered Parliament for the
,'pr"kct borough of Blctcllin.hy \,
the succeeding session lic was elected for
Newport, III l-!e Of Wight, and cnntin,l-
ed in that scat until h4 was elected for
Carahriigo University.
I44lcr the administration Of the Dukc
"i "''i."'': d re'''''s r1thcrS''h va,
'l'',I JUNIOR '",r' "i A"'hirai'E' ''o
u, io'' o'''I''e 3ecFt'aFy o' war On
''I f'''tc,iIch' o' hof" Nas'iIreagh.
-, pom ''ie r'''"il'eii' oi me IIHe oi
~ ,,"IG'.n' ~ was "lt"'"'eo ,>e'r''"r!I
- '>'a,e ''r r'feieh Ana'fs' "hl,h P'-
':''''ii NJ l''lt ""s'' 1911 " "hc, hc r.
'lf3' -; '''''' ,L"n, ,,, l'I'nt .,o me- he-
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
ST. MARY'S GAZETTE
~ PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Br
JAMES 8. DOWNS.

terms OF SrBscRIrrIoN.-S2.0 90 per annum,
to he paid within six months. No subscriptio on
~ll! be received for shorter period than SIX
months, and no paper TO be discontinued until
ali larrearsses are paid sxcsp, at the option OF
the publisher.
TERns or ADvERrisise.-sl per square for
the first Insertion, and 50 cts for every ssul,se-
quent insertion. Eight lines or less constitute
a square. II the number o! Insertions be no,
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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09

llousokccpcrs her" have trouble enough
now i'll all conscience i'll procuring house
servants, but what will they do when the
following cnndi ION which is rapidly sp-
preaching. arises. We copy from an ex-
change paper:
a gentleman in this city, says the 9TH
er day a girl called at his door. and asked
II hl> family 'want"l house help He re-
pIled .hcy. did, DO you hay. small chill
dren, she asked. 49, Do YOU have
your washing done olt Of the house =
No. Will my room BE- carp.t,sd: = Yes
After going on Will, i'll this manner the
gentleman turned the tide, and said he
would lik" to al: her + few questions. Can
you play the piano. h. BEGAN
Oh. E".' Can You speak Frcnclr =
NO. Can y"u'sing the opera =? No.
Can you dance tn" lanc"rs: :: No.
Well then he concluded, If "ou can't 10
any OF these, You won't suit, and off
went the astonisAcd maiden smelling
mice -