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YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION.

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bility impotence, or want oRpoWer the result OF
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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.

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dencc u7an nj questions ming the owner.
shr of slaves IL :iis 1T. Il, the .tl:ne3 Of m.
adop. .iou al tne Constitution by winch ,,;d
s!uvcs were eInancipated
Section :. And be il enacred, That tho s,;,
Commissioners, for the Performance of H.
d..;iss prescribed in this net shall f,e e,,,,i., =,
chsrse and receive the SUM of twenty.6yr go.
per capita for each and every save nv So.
recorded so Formerly ownr,i 10 be n,hi j., N
eases by the former owner or owners ood -.
cau1pen >JtsoT or charge Of any kind wn.,.,.,
uni,r the prori: ions Of this act shall Il. 80,
out of he Safe Treasury. f"'
Section @. And be it enacted, Th,, r. IT,
ss,d Commissioners shall perform the d,,;.. ,r
their respective offices within twelve m,n,s.
from the date Uf the appointment and ou,hs..
don, and Chat tl:is &C; s,! take effsc, frn, ~.
da.e of rs paSsSse.
We certify that the aforegoin~ IL 4 trus
copy OF an Act which passc,, the G.nor,l
Assembly of Maryland, Janusry session
1867.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAy
Secretary of the Senate.
w r. COLE
Clerk of the House of Delegates
April 18th. 1S67-1,.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
LAWS-GENERAL-
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NARY
LAND
AT the January Session, 1867.
IPUBLIsnED By AUTHORITY.

An Act to repeal Article SlXty-threc, ode
OF Public General Laws, relating to Alll-
tia. and Sections six hundred and htiy-two
to seven hundred and seventy both lnciu-
sive. Of article four, Code OF Public Local
Laws. relating to Militia in the city Of
Baltimore. and t. re-enact sad article SIX
ty-threc with amendments.
Whereas, Hoult exists rs to the validity and
consitutionality of chaptc: 81 OF tie l"'vs 1T
the State Of MAJ, land Of 1854. entitled An
act to provide fr tie orEaizluon AL da-
cipIine Of tie militia iuasmu"h as SccIi"n Il
Of article Inr,e - the Constitution then IN cN-
istente, was di<rrearl,d II violated, 10y pro
fc:.ins TO rel cal laws by reference to title
and section oLy; therefore,
Section l. Re it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Marylnrd That Article sixty
three II the Co3e OF Pubic General Laws.
relating to the r.i.ita, and sec ions from sN
hundred AZ tif;v-two IL seven hundred and
Sevtu:v. h.th iHc,u~iYc. Of article tour OF the
c, dc Of Public l. zeal Laws relating t" mlh-
tn in the titv oi Baltimore, be and they are
hereby reV,a ei.
Sec. =. And I've il enaciel. That article six
t, ,-thrcc If Tic Code cf pcbhc General Laws
lie ana the same is hereby amended and re
enacted SO 10 read rs follows:
I. The Governor. 2s CummandcI-in-Cl Cliet,
shall hv aud with the advice and consent Of
the Senate, appoint one Inspector GcTcra' F..
At 4 salary Of i've thousand dollars per an
rum. vlG shall, under rules ard regulations
to bc prescribed by the Govornor.as Com
mau,:cr-in-Cliv n >o,n aS practicable after
lis appointment and qualification, 10 enroll
and rrsariz. the militia 4 this State into
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
Garden s eeds.

We have received from our old friend,
J. J. Grindall, formerly Of this county,
at present with Banks, Sliuslof & Co.
No. 145 w Pratt Street Baltimore, Cop
posl.c the Ma'tby IIouso) choice sclcc-
ton of fresh Garden Seeds, embracing
about thirty different kinds, an6 contain
in. all the modern varieties of seeds adapt
cd to this climate We are assured that
these seeds may be obtained of Messrs.
Banks & Company at as low price as
they can be purchased at any similar es-
tablishment in the United States. In ad-
dition to their numerous varieties Of fresh
reliable seeds, Mcssrs. Banks & Company
keep constantly on hand an extensive as
sortmcut Of Agricultural implements and
all the best Fertilizers Of the Baltimore
market. Give them call
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
Slave Statistics.

We puhlih ia another co'C.nn Of orT
prescn. issue the law, passed By the Gen
oral Assembly Of Maryland at the Janua-
ry session of 1867, in regard TO perpetu-
atins tho evidence Of ownership to
slaves emancipatel BY :hs Constitution OF
1864. The object of tie lev Is 10 collect
and preserve this evidence cf ownership
50 that if, at any time hereafter, the Gen
eral Government should determine to re-
muneratc such citizens Of Maryland as may
hsvc incurred losses in consequence OF said
act Of emancipation, the evidence OK title
to the property destroyed may be placed
in durable form and obtained, when de-
sired, without trouble or expense. We
advise all parties in our county who are
interested in this matter to avail themselves
of the opportunity thus offered them to put
lpon record the evidence in question:
The cost will be trif.ug-2o cents per
capta for each slave rccorded-whilst the
amount of money involved, however re-
mote may appear the time before it can be
realized and however improbable its col
lection from the General Government may
now seem, is well worth the risk of the
small outlay which will be required to
pcrpetuate evidence so essential to the fu-
ture payment of The former slave owner or
bis galroprcsentatives.
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I)I ED.

On Thursday. the 4th instant at his
residence in ChaPtico District, EDMUND
5. T. MADDOX, aged about SO y'arS.-
The deceased was for many years a mem
Der of the Commissioners Court for this
County, and highly respected both in pub
lie and private llfe.
On Thursday, the 4th instant, at his
residence, near St Clements Bay, in this
County. LEONARD j. ALVEY, aged
about 80 years May he rest in peace,
In Baltimore city, on Wednesday Of last
week, MARIETTA, wife of J. Benjamin
Hooper, in the 29th year of her age
May she rest in peace.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18

90 All officers oe the militia shall take
in such manner n the Commander III Chief
NAV direct. ,hc following oath or aihrma-
ton before receiving commission ar be
qualified 10 act: | do swear Tor atfirM that
| will bear true allegiance to the State OF
Maryland, and support the Constitution
and laws thereof; aud that bear true allie
glance to the Uuttcl States. and support,
trotcct and defend the Constitution and
laws thereof as the supreme law OF the
land; and [ do further swear (cr afhrm)
that | viii ID the best Of nay ability protect
and depend The union of the United States,
and not allow the samu TO be broken up
or dissolved, or the government thereof to
he DESTROYED under any circumstances, If
in my power 10 prevent it; and that | Will
at ali times discountenance and oppose all
political combinations having for the object
such d solution or destruction: So he p me
God"
Sec. 3. And be it enacted, Tha; this
act shall take efec. from tue date of It's
passage.
We certify that the aforegoing is true
copy of IN act which passcl the General
Assembly of Maryland. January session,
1867.
W. r. COLE,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates
AUGUSTUS GASSAWA
Secretary of the Senate.
N.i
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18

In the Circuit Court for 81 Mary's County,
sitting a. a Court Of Equity.
No. lZ0 \ +.
EBY virtue Of authority vested in me. a.
- Clerk of The Circuit Court for st Mary's
County, by the "Cpie OF Public General
Laws OF this State. ii is hereby ordered ti,at
the Report hci by Robert G Cnmbs, Trus-
tc. in this cause. be ratified and con-
mined unless cause to the contrary,
he shown on or before the third Mon
day OF Jane next provided "A copy Of this
order bc inserted III the Saint Marys GA
zETTE once "A week Tor three successive weeks
prior TO the third Monday OF May next.
The report states thaL the lani sold Ter
S420.
JNO a CAVALIER, CPk.
True Ccpy-Test
JNO A CAVALIER, Ca'k:
April is, lss7-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
The Constitutional Convention.

In looking over the list Of delegates tc
the Constitutional Convention. which az
semblcr in Annapolis on the 2nd Wcdnes-
day of May next, We have been impressed
by the large number of experienced, So
Der minded aud disting guisbcd men whose
services have hccn secured 10 the State at
this most important and critical period Of
her history We venture the assertion
that no public body has ever assembled II
Maryland within the life Of the present
generation wh;rh contained more kHowL
talent, moro Of enlarged civic experience
and moro Of public and private virtue than
will meet in the Convention which has re-
Gently been called to make an organic law
for our State. It argues hopefully for the
future welfare of our people and farorably
for the new Constitution which has beer
demanded by the public voice, that mel
have been called into thc constitutional
councils of the State whose past lives anc
services give amplcst surety of integrity Of
purpose and of ability equal to the task be
fore them We surrender ourselves to the
pleasing hope that they will 50 deliver
shcm selves that Tie work Of their hands
will long survive them aid that even out
grand children will rest content to abide
by the results of their enlightened and pa
triotic fnhors This is our present hope
and belief.
In THIS onncgtion, as all will admit
the importance of obtaining an impartia!
end experienced presiding officer to Sc
cure the efficient and harmonious working
Of the Convention, we have thought
tina, we might without improprictv name
distinguished delegate from our own
county for that honorable position W,
nomiratc Col. JorN F. DH&r A skill
full Parliamcntarian. an e1-speaker Of
the House of Delegates, with a legisla-
tive experience as extended, perhaps, as
that of any member Of the Convention,
Col DENT would bring to tho duties of
the chair on intimacy with the laws of
debate. a quickness of perception. firm
ness Of character and fairness Of purpose
which would mako him, in our judge
mont, as able and desirable presiding
officer as the Convention could select -
We submit his name, with great respect,
70 the consideration of the Convention
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
LEOHhNDT.CWN, =

I'll
sr.ry LAws.-We have been compelled
for several weeks past and also in our pres
cnt i.suc to Surrender large portion OF
our reading space to the publication of the
public general laws passed. at the last 'cs-
sion Of our Legislature. As il IS impor-
taut that tho citizen should bo made &C
1uaintcd at as carly date as possible witt
these laws, and as by existing regulations
Z knowledge Of them can only be obtained
by the general reader ,hroug b the newspaper
medium, We have felt it cur duty. even at
great inconvenience to our business, to ne
eomplish their. publication Mt as carly q
Period a, our space will admit Of.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
A FRElK OF CuiCKHN NATURE =

have il from source that commands our
entire confidence, that two chickcus were
recently hnschcd on the farm of gentle
man residing in tho Patuxont section Of
OFT county, one of which had two distinct
ly formed heads and the other four clearly
developed legs. They were hatched from
Ao same setting of eggs. Both are NOW
dead.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
Life Of Con. Lee,

Life Of Con. Lee.
We have beer permitted to inspect the
Life and Campaigns of Gen. Robert L.
Lee. by James d. McCabc, jr., of Virgin
ia." recently issued from the press, and
though wo havo been able 60 give the
work only cursory examination we feel
authorized to state, from the high literary
attainm"nts Of Mr. McCahc md the arts
ti' arrangements Of the biography, that it
will DO found valuable contribution to
our current literature The work rrofcs-
scs to be from authentic sources, having
been prepared from official documents and
papers Of tie late Confederate Govern
nicnt. from reports aud letters of Gen. Lee
to the Southern War Department and from
rare and valuable private papers. The
work is very ereditsble in point of typo
graphical execution, embraces over 100 pa
gcs and is illustrated by series of very
Intelligent maps. made from SURVEYS for
Gen. Lees especial usr The general
agent for the sale of the work in this coun-
ty is Mr. William y Perry, Leonardtown,
one of the wounded veterans of Lee, and
the book i, held at S per copy 1t is
the Intention Of Mr.. Perry VIC learn. if he
.hal receive sufiicien. encouragement, to
make canvass of tho county in behalf of
the work
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr..
Brown, RICHARD GAINES to Miss
ELIZABETH MARSH, both of Laneas-
ter County, Va.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
lDNIWSTR lTORy SlLE
of valuable''
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

MDY virtue Of an order from tho Or
81 - phans' Court for Saint Mary's coun-
y. the undersigned. as Admins rator Hs
bonis non of Edward Tubman late Of said
county deceased, will offer at public sale.
on the premises Of said deceased on
! thursday, the 25th day of April
instant,
(f fair, if not, the first flir day thereafter}
all the personal estate Of sad Edward
Inhmau, consisting Of the following prop
cr'v, to Wit:
| HORSE, and such other personal
property az may be found on the premi-
seS
Terms of sale On all sums of ten
dollars aDd under cash on all u.ns above
tha, amount credit Of four months will
be gwen, the purchasers to Civ: bond.
With secn7ily t. be approved Wy the at-
mlnistrators, and to bear interest from the
day "f sale.
Sale to commence nt 10 o'clo X, an,
aud continue until all the property shall
DE sold
CHARLES DENT,
Nj II GARNER.
Admrs d b n. Of
Edward Tubman.
April IS, lS67-,s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
BXGG UTORS' SALR
of valuable
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

virtue Of an order from the Or
phans Court for Saint Mary's coun.
y, :he undersigned. as Executors Of John
halner, la Of SAID Gu ny, deceased.
~ r II pnblc sale on The prcnls 3 of
'"c 'a'o hd"d'd Iuomln. on
IIIfT fND,y H., ,-I
''i "ay VI
Npfil, instant,
If fair # Mt .b, f., t.,
~ ~ 49, .' - "' ''S' 'alr 1'y thrro'fter)
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P. F.. PESCUD,
Druggist and Insurance Agent.
"AS REMOVED TO HIS OLD STORE,
III which has been remodeled, and is being
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WHY BEES Work IN THE DARK.

WHY BEES Work IN THE DARK
A life time might he spent in investi-
eating the mysteries hidden ina bee
hive, and still halt the secrets would be
undiscovered. The formation of the
cell has long been a celebrated problem
for the mathematician, whilst the
changes which the honey undergocs
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chemists. Every one knows what
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1t is pure syrup, without trace Of
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termineS the formation of camphOr and
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syrup honey to assume II crystalline
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have been exposed to the light. The
invariahle results have been that the
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while that kept in the dark has remain
ed perfectly liquid. We now see why
bees are so careful to obscure the glass
windows which are some times placed
L.,
young depends OH the liquidity of
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cells, and in all probability prove fatal
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p. F.. PESCUD.

DRUGGIST, RALEIGH, N. C.
Represents the following Fire Insurances Com
panies, whose combined Capital amounts to
IS, 900, ,OOO and who celebrated for their iber-
aity in promptly adjusting and paying their
losses, viz:
The PHOENIX, of Hartford.
{. ATLANTA of P"oOklyn.
I" SECURITY of Now York.
" INSURANCE CO efthe Valley of Va.
And" JEFFERSON at 'cttsville, Va.
Refer to w. H. Cunningham, Who had S22, 600
insured on the Exchange Hotel on other proper
ty destroyed by Fire on the ID March, which was
promptly satisfied, without deduction, except for
prompt payment:
'' '' P. F. PEsGUD, Agent
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TO SHIPPERS.
TH.CARo 4

ALL STATE RAILWAY LINES
(THAT USED TO BE y
The Old Raleigh & CASTOR Rail Road y,
The Shortest, Quickest, Safest and
Best Line, North and South, to
be left out in the Cold, unless
shippers Specially say
Via. II. Il q. r. r!
WE INAUGURATED AND ARE THE
w Great Through Inland Air Line Route to
all the Northern Markets, and haye successfully
worked the Line to the entire satisfaction OF
Shippers, North and South, for the last ten years,
Carolina will testify. We paid the State near
Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars for her Inter
est in this Road-thereby saving the people from
Taxation for all time to come $40 900 per year :;
and we unhesitatingly declare that We can and
will give more dispatch to Ill points, North and
South, than any other Line.
NOTICE
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va THE RALEIGH & GAsToN RAIL ROAD,
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taken by another Route
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to mark your Freight. Care of Rail Road
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lows:
FROM BOSTON:
Mercl ants & Miners Line, end of Central
Wharf, K. Sampson, Agent.
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Pier 81 North River Foot Beach ST., Office 1S7
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