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a'oyn$ 81, 600, 900, 0,7a7'N
FOE. ONE DOLLAR.

which they need no pay until 1t Is what Is drawn
and It's value, = J VIZ z ~. lL- 4 80 - ta.
THE AMERICAN JEWELERS. ASSOCIA TiON calls your
attention to the fact being and mst popular
Jeuelry Association IN the United states. The business Is
and always condnc ted in the most candid and hon
anee of the appreciation of Our patrons for this method ot
obtaining rich elegant and costly goods The sudden ter
mnaton the late has lused the failure large
number houses at Nassau N r., vito extensively
engaged In rnnnng steamers through the bloeaded port
oLliyng them to sell their goods cce in
instances less than fourth the cost of makuacurng-
have lately rurcssed very largely If these Bankrupt
Goods at such extremely low prices that afford 10
Fner oo and give better chances To draw the
more valuable prizes than any otler establishment doing
similar business. OUR AIM Is t. PiEAsE, and
specially solicit yonr peronage, conlent o CIV
ing the satisfaction. During the past yea we have
forwarded number of the valuable prizes all parts
Of the cnnntry. Those who patronze win receive the full
value of their money article list ia wCrth less
than One Dollar, retail and there are Blanks Parties
reaiing may depend having prompt returns and
the article drawn will Le sent to amy address by
deturp mail express. ..-.-..-.. r- .. o.
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. NFy 'cHuRSHEs,yIesItwo SC9qgregsiOsul
societies of Geneva have merged in one nndcr
kindly feelings and favorable auspices. The
cause Of truth is likely to be adyapced by the
union. aud one of its results is to be the build.
ing Of new brick church edifce. for which a
subscription is now ii. circulation with aatter
ing prospects of gratifying success Tie NJ,
E, Chprch has similar ep!srprise on hapd, aud
tue iiberaiity Of the subscription warrant the
expectation Of something like Sl5 900 build.
ipg. We hear. Of The Two Mqpgsrs ~. having
promptly given their names respectively FOL
Vi O00.h' TIVE such buildings wilLdo much ic
ornament and give character Ia Geneva. Hsi
uuion School building is creditabie. md With
two Churches she will be as well provided
with public buildings as any Of her sister towns
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The following parties have recently drawn valuable prizes
from the Ameiclu Jewelers., Association, and have ndiy
allowed the of their hanps:
Charles j. Hunter, ESQ War department, Washington D.
g. Piano, value $500 Miss Anna q. Yaes 81 - Maj ks
Place. n v, sewing Machine, value $50; Brig Gen. l L.
anso U s. Vols, Nashville. Tenn- silver Tea Set value.
$3.50 Miss Emma Hunter SO Front street. Harrisburg Pa,
sewing Machine, value s6l LtCol. Water uhit ehd-n,
Quarisraater, louisville. Ky, Gold wach yalu- also
Wn T. IIanes 2l7 KiLg street, Charleston O., Siiyef
Watch value $50 Alexander johnson Esq, Editor Muks
teur Peneer Muskatrur, Sinn, Ladys Eameied Watch,
value $780, Samuel lee Esq. President Ccora 10 and Red
Bauk Mining company. ran fancisco, Cai Meldeonva u
$500 NJ. Longseet Montgomery, Ala ,Music BOX vslIe,
s75 Rev Isaac Van Duzer. Albany N. Gold Lined BIN
ing Set valne $500 Miss Clara Luenguer. Dayton. Oh
Pianoforte vane, $780, ard Diamond Pin value S175.
Many names e1ud placed the list but pnbsh ND
permission Oar patrons desired to send
United States earrency whenit is convenient
PARTIAL LIST OF ARTICLES To BE SOLD FOR ONE
DOLLAR EACH,
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STATE OF SEW YORK.. :, :, z z, I p, :. ,

,o,,srv ", or E.,s ~ = bg1Oz gsSo 911
JAS G. Essss, presidsut snd j wtsrarst4 secretary ef
s ns tie oeons j. u tn.
and correct s,atem mt Of the snsirs q the taid s
Troy yslsD sosAps of seasl capital i-
vested in stocks and sd or in n2rtgagesop reai tate
ard that they art tie above dss, tsd sics
Coinpa @ = .s-sJ AnEs q nv NJ. Pre- ideat.
Subscribed and me- this 25k day Of January
TSisr Grsr s4aiEl rsr ar al coSnssOsti taeRis.
l.2s 10 isgoq b-r----io .rsHoI--saajdf
o7sd osss rUr IT, SSS'aet Ssssa o. g. @
Ir % ossrrfEp That te foregoing Is 5eabect dopy of
s o. ssraIo the sss g I'd &C.
y ssis h.ss asSisf ss:l ssss.
| 57.lsd mid s7ols4--44--- slss5 odw ran
ssods hcERrIFIcKrR ovi AUTHORITY \ sendw
ydi fro sfpfs on te sist day % Anuety 1se7 'siae
| ijR gid sed .orncx oyrua. ArpHos cf sTArsS)od
sgaidi a ocolUASsssSta sStaoJ J.sssfy ., .ss }o
wmzssxs Ths sttrv AL sr ycr eenrAsY ot BtyRAu,
l1sates 9. Bsao .s ssss y S2r. ass SlsS
hrst sec'iqu irle act 9nPs,
y q a aR
posssss ed Of 4 GSs HusbaaD scsSD BoIfAs
esAts tn doubIe the amouptlof which the sane
and wherea, said company has hed in N.
Sv Ie Pssiteps and Secretary thereof authorizing any
agent ssents a saideompaay thia ste asknoaiedgs
service Of sr9e 4 es ana " said Ac''Ia
Row THsKroak Id pufuanes OF he hrst section Of ths
s'ss al ..ls S Sf
orBryrAIo;I New York js nu.hof q sss'r
thirty day of 5asSsty iSths ysar hoasaad sshi
hqsas 1sn1ri %S,ysEss Wrnfo bsye esunto sesbed
= All my and caused the sesiof my onies TO bs
lsTAxP1 affixed the day npd ND Jeo,e yrlt!sns
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pI.,I,.-A good assortment on hand at all times,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-10

The House Military Committee arc about
equally divided upon the question of making
the grade OF General a part OF the regular
army, aud not temporary matter, that IN the
event OF the death OF Gen. Grant. some other
meritorlous officer may be promoted to The
place, The measure will probably be ado pted
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SOFTEN rIR RESULT,

saowtt's s. BRONCHIAL TRocHEsr
HAVING DIRECT ISFLrENcE PARTS, GIVE IMMEDI-
hELIEF. z
For Bronchits, AstAoma, Catarrh, Consmnptire and
Throat Diseases,
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Holiday Presents.
Gold and Silver Watches
A Sale direct or indirect constitutes a Com

i o he sold at one dollar each without
regard to value .ndhoti0 b paid for until know what
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! l.assS N l'IrIlN % IT- - II1FI l- ~
sr.s.-. r. saisaisluq s.f'sf ...' q liisl at-f
se etsf f as -sir9ettfk-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-10

The Silver Wedding observed on Thanksglv-
ing evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Mansfield and
friends, now followed by this Golden Wedding,
we trust viii prbve the Inauguration, Of an OBJ
servance of these occasi ons by our citizens,
with all their genial and happiyiug influences.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-10

A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
REQUIRES IMxEpArE ATTENTION. AND s4ouLD BE CHECKED.
. .s If ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation OF the Lungs, Permanent
Throat Alice tkon, an Incnrable Lung
DAsease -,.. %, .-..+ .....- ...-. '-
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HASKELL & SoSs, as the advertisement says
elsewhere, have been changing their, stye by
the Withdrawal of NJ. ii. Haskell. The firm
name will now be ID. w. Haskell & Co., com
posed of ]. w. and ID. W. Haskell, father and
SON. We have no better business men on our
street, than these same IIaskclls, as their con-
trbution to the business reputation and i'm
portancc of the place. amply attests.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

zgky 81 ERRORS OF YOUTH. .,
.s Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De.
'biHy Premature Decay and all the effects Of youthful
indscreon, will, for the sake of suffering humanity,
send free all who need It, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was cired suf-
ferers wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
ecan do 80 by addressing s.. -.'.
,.- .''rfi' 20, JOHN b. OGDEN,
Se5yI ~, d, No. 10 Chambers st, New York.
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. ~. s. So

The undersigned are not tgivisga .rss
their goods, neither are they selling of - 4
q cost, nor 10 make room for aspiring stoek.'s
but are selling as cheap as they cans They :
are always glad to see old customers, andN
pleased to nsle new ones, and will do theft 1
best by all .Ns'i aN' 'H7sss
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
BY JANIS Rsso.

@ryssr ipssr'sssiy.,, ~ - iAffEy.Grfll-
LOCAL ANp MIS- cfEEANEous
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All the list OF goods viii be sold tpr one doa sar
ctiacates Of all kous articles, stating what ea one
can have are put into snysopes sealed up, ara mixed
and when ordered are keh bit without to ehoice
Of the certificate will what yci can have and tbeu II
i al you OptiOr to send one 70 and take the article
or not. .
TAss ,Siu 30 no bass Oss Certificate nsy obtain YOU
God WateA Saper Lsa Sei other yAa.bie article
Cer,iheates for slAo; l5 for 81 90 -. with fremug
Gold Pen Silver Extension Holder. Cor 3 90 ioo viii
Prep.sm Sehd Ssioer HsnfiRf haieA, tn ~. %
AGENTS wASrgD-Au Who set agepts Will eolsee
rs cents for each cestasaie. snd rsmt IS ns
| provided not lsss thsn ix ordeod II one time.
pleasiss tases ney customers ui be exehaass
irss ofsost Adeysss all ordsr' e so,,e,,,,,S. cox1
lNsNN' - ~. ~ y New le-t,
s-Asss s gu-n le. .'g..,'e -.ees ~. - ss..f
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!, KISGsyILE LIpERALITy. - We last week
made an allusion to The generous and open
handed lberaty of the citizens Of Kingsville
to their Pastors. and our correspondent II =
who, uofortunaiely for him, is not a patron of
the Telegraph and therefore, not having seen
! our article, sends the following account OF the
same thing, though little more accurate in
detail, for which reason we give il place. The
pride Of The writer over the large heartedress
of his fellow-citizcns is laudabe feeling. aud
their regard for their religious teachers is a
virtue that others might initiate
asK u KNosyILLE, o., Feb. 3D. 1866!
Nh, EpIroR THAT the friends of morality
and Christianity may know that K ngsville is
resolved TO maintain her former enviable repu
TALON, please publish the foowipg facts in
regard to "donstions.' The friends oftbe Rev.
WIN Reuo, Of the Methodist Church, led OFF
Jan. I Oth,n doraion amounting to $294 =
Jan. l7tb Rev. Mr. IIough, Baptist, received
NEARLY $500, and .he 24ih1 OF the same month
Rev >, Mr.. Palmer was remembered ip the sum
OF 1855 And on the evening of Feb. I'd, Rev
Mr.. Reno received q second benefit, his lrerd.
on the Nortb Ridge presenting bin s92, chiefly
y ,greep:backs. with slight spri'klipg Of gold
making the amount ,taus Contributed for his
benefit in tke town but little less than S4OC
and The whole amount donated to our hres
miais'ets over $1,000. II other towns have
done better please let ps koow, and We will
try again. = u l,..55 ,,1 I. n.
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.s.f STRANGE, BUT TRCE,
Evety yonng lady and gentleman in the United States
heat sometbiug very hi to their advantage byre.
turn maree OF charge)by Addressing tue undersigned
Those having fears of being humbugged will obge by
not noticing this eird Al others will please address
'dheir obedent servant, .. f.7. 7- 800 ...--.i 't
49, r.' ~. THos. r. CHAPMAN,
sS5y1 s3l Broadway, New York.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

Our new Senator elect, Hon G Fred
Maddox, was complimcnted with visit
from his numerous friends residing III the
Head Of, the Bay neighborhood on Friday
night last. Being called upon for a speech,
MIR. Maddox responded in a short address,
thanking in happy terms his friends for the
support they had given him at the late
election and for the compliment implied hy
their present visit. Other calls were made
aud other addresses delivered, and the
speeches over with, the crewd adjourn i!
for social enjoyment to the different Ho-
;cls where song and fun aud frolic pre-
vailed until the close of the jubilation,
waich passed off without single incident
to mar its pcasantncss.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
Grand and Petit Jurors.

We give below lis, of tn grand and
petit, jurors in attendance upon the No
vembcr Term of our Circuit Court -
GRAND JrRoRs.-John c. Herbert, Ben
edic, Magill, Albert Burch. Richard II
Reader. Walter L. Dent. Robert H. Wa
then, Willism G. Love. Mark b. Chunn,
J. j. Alvey, Thcs G. Ward, George II
Ashcom, Geo. H. Morgan. Robt. J
Bean, Wm. Mattiug'ey, Richard II. Ben
nett, VIM +. Combs, Clarke |. Durant
L<wis II. Leigh. VIM. +. Grcenwell Johr
4. Dunbar. John E, Carpenter. John a
Cssne. Oscar g. Hayden.
PErlr JuRoKs -Edward S. Alell
James l. Langley. Benjamin. Pembroke
George D Duke. Charles Dent, John j
Alls.an, VIM. c. Abcil. Thomas O. Sper
eer. Elkanah Wise. Henry Jones. Alex
snd,r kecch. Leonard II Canter, Benja
min Adams. Theophius Harrison. Zaek
aus Tip2et,, Zashariah Mattinsley. Johl
I. Absl', jams. A Morgan. Mathew A
etonc. John Dillshay. Joseph 7 Cough
Wm. F. lie ch. Zachsrian II. Tppc,t
james p. 7. ua- G,o-:-c Il L. u
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
IRA Session Of the Legislature.

We are as impatient as the most I'M
patient of our ncishbors to sec a co1rcc-
tive applied to the many-hcaded evils
which have grown out of our present Con-
e,i,u,ion and the partizan legislation which
j, authorized. We doubt, however whcth-
or the nnblic interest would be advanced
rs calling an extra session of the @l-egis'"-
ture. The Legislature meets IN regular
session in January next. An extra scs-
zion. therefore, would not have more than
a month in which to work, if it were CAL
led, aud thorgh this would enable IT to or
ean;ze and take miatiyc action IN many
important matters, and thus somewhat Ia
eilitate hc heavy work to be accomplish
ed by the regular session, 1t may be doubt
ed. as i, would cost the State an amount
Of money she would at present be lily abe
70 spare, whether it would not be paying
TOO dearly for our whistle. We would not
have the Legislature to act in niggard'y
.,irit where the public interest is concern
cd, or in a nigeardly spirit Al all, but we
hold that i. is bound to cher.en the cx-
psnses Of government as much as possible
and to u.s. the public money with the most
rigid economy The public not only e1-
pect remedial action Mt the hands of the
present Legislature as regards registration
and other oppressive cnac ments' but 1t
expects retrcaehment Ct expenses in all
matters that nt.rit Of it and careful hus-
taudry of the resources of the State. The
public means have been shamcfully s4uan-
dered BY the party lately evcted from pow
er. and it is expected of the Reform Leg
islaturc soor TO convene. that 1t Will
not only put an end to similar eAtrava-
eancc, but that it will carefully avoid all
new occasions of indefenslblc expenditure.
We cannot tut regard an extra session of
the Legislature at this time rs one of these
occasions. 1t is true. the time In which
the regular session has to work is short
and the amount of labor it will be called
upon to perform unusually heavy, but, as
the Democrats will have working major
ity in both branches, and can. if they
choose, set to work at once and control
their work a. will, the term Of the session
will be found ample, We doubt not, to ac-
complsh the duty to be performed.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
Whif Whir! WhirE
(Le'ter from Funny Fern

The busy hum q labor is pocsicxl
idea enough. bat uufort tInac"fy some Of US
are born with n~rres and confess tri
the monotonous wh,r. wuIR, " HR of Il
sc,eiInq nsachtne an tie house has sometimes
sent me out of it. | isave eften wondered
if this could not be resaedied, without irT-
pairing its usefulness THIS tnd yssi
have succeeded ia doing.
/ have lately been making tris! Of one
Of the ."SILxS7 SEWING MAcBFNss the
name a,tracted me- Silent" | find that
one can easily listen to reading while op'r
a,ing it,. Tiis seems to M: q great gam
on ali that have preceded. Then ! 6t.i
another a'.vausage This machine S work
cd with much less outlay ofstren tn TO the
operator than any other. Many de'icac
women | know have been Obliged to dcsis.
Al -c,her from tLe use of Sewing Machine,
on account Of the exhaustion produced by
it. / think such could with case manage
tbs. 1t is much less complicated than
any other, and consequently more easily
understood, and less liable to deran. cement;
recommendations which are great objects
to residents out Of the ely. who cannot
easily c,l. ia assistance when needed. l.
i, also very light, and perfectly easy Of
transportation from one part of the ro';n
or the house to another.
Ny drc>smaker, who has Lad ten year
experience in sewing machines, gives this
her unqualified preference. myself have
.,g...i cue a. neither Makc, for eight
ta4y -.....~nt does not
''or II the rea
y hearty pre-
T.. ... E,.a.,4 SsLESr
SEwisc tiAcd..t- .o.d Ch,vn-
lie
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

THANKSGIVING DAY IN MARYLAND His
Excellcncy. Governor Swami. has issued
his proclamation setting apart Thursday,
the both of November as day of thanks
giving and prayer throughout :he State Of
Maryland The day thus designated is the
sane as th It set apart several we-ks ago
for similar purpose BY the President of
the United States. The Governors Of
nearly all the Sta'es have concurrcd in the
Presidents Recommendation, and it is pro-
bable there will be national observance
of thanksgiving day" See the Procla-
nation OF His Exccllency in another COL
umn.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
Proceedings Of Court

Proceedings Of Court
The Fall Term Of our Circuit Court
commenced at o'clock, a IN. on Mon
iay LIST. His Honor. Judge bseat. pre-
siding.
The business. Of the term was Initiated
,,y the Clrk administering tie usual oath
to the Sheriff, and the Grand Jury was
then drawn as required b. law.
lis Honor, Judge Brent. then proceed
el. in his usual lucid aud impressive mar
r. to charge the jury as to the duties de-
,olving on them as the Grand Inquest Of the
State and county, explaining the laws in re-
card 20 the several matters which were like
" to be brouch. tcforc them, and inprcsslng
upon them the grave responsibility which
rested upon them in conducting their en-
qui ious crimes ana oHeh-
scs that they may discover 'ohs
uitted against tho pear, government ana
dignity of the State.
The appearance and rccognizanc' docket
xas thea called, which ended tIte tasiness
Of the Court for the day
TUESDAY morning, the Court met at ,
o'clock, when the calling Of the Trial Dock
ct WAS proceeded with. The appeal dock
ct was then taken up aud the cases Al. dis
posed o.
Notice was given by His Honor, taat tho
civ cases set down for trial would oecaii-
ed in regular order on Wednesday next
and the trials nrc now progressing.
There are several parties in Jail, charged
with various offences, whose cases will be
tried during the present term, notice OF
which will be given in our next
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
Th American Farmer r.-November No.

The various systems Of FIELD Rotation,
Three, Four, Five and Seven Field, are
fully discussed in the present and previous
numb rs Th~se and the several articles
on "Clcvcr Culture" "Our lTolne. = TIE
value Of our Lanl>.' &c II ".::'-
bcrs, ir.ltasa tie ~ a9H..E .'o.'I
charac er of tic Old Ia..@7 N.i'ia
the lar.e amount Of mlItcr u: ..p.; - ~"
ing, gathered from the best sources. :! W
how well the Pioneer" ourAll k.rp. j..
self at the head of the Agricultural aal
Horticultural progress of thc day
10 all its leading departments of Field,
Orchard and Garden cultivation, aud Stock
growing, whether in its original or selcc-
ted matter, Tie farnpr shows direction
which is at once practical and scientific, :
Published by Worthington & Lewis. 81
S. Gay ST., Baltimore, Price s. per
year.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

TIE PRE,IDESr OF TuE SENATE TO Re-
slaS.-I, is stated that Mr.. Foster. presi-
dent of the y. 5. Senate, is to resign af
ter the meetlns of Congress, and that eth
or Hon. Benz. Wade, of Ohio. or Mr.
la;cs, OF L.. is to be elected III his place
This is doubttul
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
}nuoh's Hn1o H0:p Phosphate,
t Onia:nInC 53 per ccs5f. pEtOs-
ps,atc of B-iIne and l.O,S per cent
Affinl

fNh PHOS rii II. OF Il II. cont ,inct
; IL tins article, h,in. oblaiuei exclusive
trum EaN !, mes aud tru: Blrd Gunn".
there is ~ rnrtipn Of i imperative, aS in the
case Of super l'hpspi'a;eS taa,!c fran MiMb'l
iuAnos, Lu, bong entirely solnbI. in tbs
soil, continues to lmpart its tertilILlns quat-
ties 10 the crops f.: y"arS.
Ghe remark Able su cess whick hls attend
Cd its Use for several yeas pAsc Is sufficient
guarantee 10 induce those who have not tried
II, ~ 20 81
TRY II THE COMING SEtSO.N-on
your various crops, aud you Will then 90
convinced.
GEORGE DUGDALE.
Man a;cturrr's \ gent,
No. 105 Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore. Mary land.
Aug =. 23, 1S66-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
MARRIED.

On Sunday last, the 18th instant, By
the Rev. Father DeWoIf. GEORGE L.
HAYDEN to MARY JANE KNOTT.
y: "Townsherd's Delight Prince
Georges county, on Thursday, the l>t OF
Nov, by the Rev. Mr. Chipchasc. +. Q
ST. CLAIR, of Washn- ton, and Miss LEILA
&. DENT, of this county.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
4 BEACrIFCL Z tribute To WIFE
SIR James Aae'Siutosh, the historian, wzs

SIR James Mae ae'siu,osh, the historian, was
married to Mss Ca:Aarine Stuart, a
young Scotch lady After her death be
thus depicted her character in a Ief,cr
to friend I was guided in my choice
only bv sle bind affection of my youth
| found IN Intelligent companion and
tender friend, a prudent monitrce. the
most faithful of w:ve,, aud n-tther
tender as children ever had the misfortune
to lose | met Il woman who, by ten
Ter management OF my weakness, grad
ually corrected the most pcrnicious of
th1m She became prudent from afcr~
ton ant though Of the most generous
nature, she wa taught frusallty and
economy b. her love for me. During
the most critical period of my If she
relieved me. She gently reclaimed IN
from diss! patton; s..c pr"p?ed my weak
and irrrs,lute nature; she nr Cd ny IN
dolcnce to all tie ex"rtions that hav,.
been useful and crrditlble TO 4ne. AMI
sac was prrpetully at hand to alrin-
i.h my hcetI,essu~>s or inlpgoy.Ic ICE TT
70 A.r | owe wa>t~ver | am !; to her
whatever | sUa.i pe. III kvr s...i.itu:r
for my i,fc:cst, -bc never for 4 ui0.u, y
forgot W. fctllngs OF my cha:act'. =
Even i. her resentment, for which to-
often gave Der cause, {would to God
could recall those moments,) she hal no
sullenness or acrimony. Her feelings
were warm, nay, impetuou> but Sue
was placable, tender and constant. Such
was Sue whom | have lost, when her
excellent natural sense was rapidly I'M
proving after eight years struggle ard
distress had bound Us fast together ana
moulded our temper to each other when
y knowledge Of her worth had reir.el
my youthful love iuto friendship, and he
tore aye had deprived it Of much of its
original ardor lost her, alas t!.'
choice If ny yol;! t' '.,-- -' = ..l>
n.st,r,U - ., a.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

CoNSTIrUrIoNAL AMENDMENT The State
has given a largt mAjvriiy III favor OF the
State constitutional amendment, striking
ou, the 9th section of the Sth article,
which provided for tax Of ) cents On the
SlUO Of taxable property Of the State for
tue crca.luu Of school fund of $1,000
600
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

FURTHER DoNArIoHs TO rRE FAIR We
continue to mention further donations to
eh,5 late Memorial Fair.
Cine iue bed quilt, presented by Mrs.
Kate Spencer, through Miss Laura Ham
met
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

MAINLAND AGRICULTURAL SocIETY -
Nc have Uecn pleased to notice thai,
this society has been rsorganized and that
Ross Winans. of Baltimore city. has been
elected President Of it, with a vice prosi-
dent from each county ia the State Co
C. Eihiursley. OF ;hts county. is one Of
TIE Voc -prt.idon,s W. Hish nc society
FL. -cs~:ll career