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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-19

OUR TowN.-The present summer is q
season Of progress and prosperity to the
town of Martinsburg. A spirit of i'm
provement seems to have taken hold of
our people. Large and commodious
pubic buildings, as well as nice and
convenient private residences, are be-
ing built, which will adorn and render
more attractive our pleasant and healthy
town.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-19

CHURCH DEDICATION. = The new
United Brethren Church, which was
being builr, and is now drawing near to
completion, in North Martinsburg, will
be dedicated to the service of the Lerd
in this branch of His Church, on the
25th day Of August. Bishop Gloss
brenner will conduct the dedicatory ser
vices, assisted by Rev. Lower. the pas
tor in charge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-19

LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE
The cornerstone of the Southern Meth
odist Church, to be erected in this place,
was laid on Thursday last with impos-
ing Masonic ceremonies. Tho process
sion was quite large, a number Of visit
ing members from distant lodges being
present and participating in the cere-
mGnies
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-19

The cornerstone of the Church to be
erected in this town by the colored peo-
pie, will be laid by the Masonic order,
having been invited and consented so
TO do. The day fixed upon, is Saturday,
August 31st.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-19

From the Shepherdstown RegisteEl
The Circus has come and gone and
left our comfy minus about $1,000 or
$1,000.
Our farmers are rejoicing over the
gentle rains received this week and the
improved prospect of the corn crop.
Harper's Ferry is excited over the
question of organizing under the new
Township law of West Virginia, and the
people thereof are greatly exercised
about a market house. "
rE.H -.sh -aa
On, Saturday youRg man named
Patrick King was arrested in Baltimore
by detectives Baird and Greentree, on
the strength Of a telegram received
from Martinsburg, Va, charged with
the larceny of money, amount not sta
ted. was detained for the Virginia
- ..;.;o. .sI.s..lE Ggff1c Pa lr7-y-S
---7-.lsf sIsE g.7E-gA.s -ca - -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-19
STATE ITEMS.

The Wellsburg Democrat has resumed
operations, with Eugene. Tarr & Co. as
editors and proprietors. We welcome
the Democrat to place upon our table.
We make the following extracts:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-19

From the Charleston Spirit of JclTeIson.l
A woods meeting, under the direction
of the Rev. Mr.. Tongue, win be beld at
Wiltshire's School House, to commence
on next Saturday, 18th inst. The
weather being favorable, it will con-
tinuG three days. The Rev. Mr.. Coe. of
Shepherdstown, and other ministers,
are expected to be present.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-19
from the Kanawha Republican

SUICIDE.-We are panied to learn thai
DIR. w. E. McKim, of Peytona, commit
ted suicide on Saturday last, by taking
laudanum and chloroform. There is nC
cause assigned for this act. He left 6
note stating that he committed the deed
of His own free will, and hoped Goo
wonld forgive him. He leaves wife
and child, who have the sympathy o.
the entire community
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
1br Fare a. Rrroid.

Tlir record ~ a man : moral aud intellectual
lii'' j. written ~ his face 10 such indeliae and
'riking lines that yhody tolcrably will skilled
ia til" science pf pli, 'iognomy can quickly aud
accurately measure subtle, unseen character There
|. IN o,d maxim thai blood tells, :" and IL does
reveal ia gentle or boorish, Its virtuous or
vicious nature In physica, movements Of the bo-
dy and modes Of expression, and also In pre-
vailing aud related ideas. SO likewise character
IL perpetually struggling agai INST the bonds OF
restraint, and pushing ou, into the broad day
light of actual recognition. by careful rcii.
ccncc al the rgh, time, aud sor, Of negative
habit Of life, combined with shrcwd manage
meni, man may pass current for altogether more
than his actual value. hut sooner or later the
muscles OF the face and the speaking eye let ou,
the sccrc; Of interior life.
II t. great ,tudy, these human faces looking
up from the audience room, the social circle, the
street. the ear, heaming out an cifulgcncc OF
sympathy and gooduess, or frowning under the
rgors ofdisappointncnt. or flashing out contempt
aud defiance for the sources Of their discomfort.
The young man who nspires 10 nothing higher
than the character OF u universal "bruiser, - mas
forget that his course passions are photographed
upon his face 10 such a manner that all discern
ing people can read him through at almost the
fret glance. We cannot see ourselves as Others
see US and that explains away very much OF the
impudence and swagger OF the multitude, which
passes for genuine energy and life. ifyou would
know morc Of an acquaintance than age occupa-
ton, capacity aud temper you would inspec,
the secret sources whence he draws supplies oiim-
pulse aud OF comfort along iife's ioilsome and
dusty highway, look into his face and read the
whole elaborate story Of his sirivings, his loves
aud ayetsins his trinmphs aud his failures.
I, Il all there locked up in feshly characters in
the folds and furrows made by the plow -sliarc Of
iimc aud toll or the cxhausiing s,imulants Of H.
ecnsr and prodigality. We literally turn our
selves inside out through the face. The love, com
posurc, the passion, the unrest, the hatred aud
revenge. the strength and the weakness, the an-
gel aud beast of our natures, all collect aud come
10 focus IN the face, and make disclosures which
no cunning magical arts can conceal Aud u
seems 10 us that when the great Apose said ''soinc
men sizes are open beforehand, going before To
judmeni, h. must have been looking into the
hypocfiical faces ofthe old scribcs aud phaTasces
Throughout all her wonderful AIRY u diversity
aud magnitccncc, Nature abhors coneelnient, aud
this accounts for aud magniiies, too the revala.
lions of character shining through the human
face divine.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
la .ibSeHf- Minded .JHsiye.

Quite an ainIsin- adventure bcic Judge Van
Buten on Saturday ryrning, which created no
small amount Ui moriimcrt among his friends.
The Judge, IL appears. had ordered n new pair OF
boots from a shoemaker on State street; and he
went over on Saturday To put them on. The
shoemaker pa up the old boots in brown paper
ratrrl aud hi honor walked away with the par
eel n hi. hand. the new boots on his feet
comm: 90 \ hucksier stand opposite the post
office, hv Spicd laig 81 in" Fat chickens, which
hc th"ugai would miAr "a excellent Sunday din
n.r. lie brush: then. and ihc slorc-keeper put
ilcr. np IN os"" l'l"r .,Fccl. The Judge,
rather heavy laden ii".tt7i,i homewards with
the oli toois IN onr tt.l ani Tie chickens in the
other. ''Afier all thought hc, the old boots
.rc"i 40 use TO nc anyhow. ulay as wcil give
u,"n To some lioog nan and relieve ris self. ],
H.il lee luing charity TO both parties. At the
corner Of the s,rcei he cncounlcrcla culoIci man
Here ir,nd, said the Judge, handing him u
brown laps parcel, ''ihcres present for you.
aud hope the, u III.
Thank you. sir, sAid the asionislieI shade.
If IN cure they will. And h. went on his way
rejoicing.
The Judge also ven, on his way, glad a, heart
lie mr; soinr friends nj the door nf Mr. Iordon
the undertaken, on Clark street.
Good evening. Mr. Jordan, said hi. Honor
in achcgry :ouc, business brisk
Mr. Jordan looked grave.
II have just boEgls, a pair Of fsplrndid ciichcns
said the Judge "for Sunday dinner iusi look
a, ihcui. And be- procrdtd 10 open M" la'crl
tor inspection.
Chickens exclaimed Nc. jordan. WHY
they look mighty like pair Of very old Lpls.
sl,oullni like TO have them chickens IN u,y tam
ach
The Iudg, took oil his hat. aud scratched hii
head Why hang inc irl haven't given that
daTkic the chickens after all. Well, TN - pair
of boots ahead, and pair 81 chickcns short
,riie,,n T,.L,,,,s
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

\ MlRAcrgoF lIoSrTY AT party one evening.
several contested the honor Of having done the
most extraordinary thing. A reverend gentleman
was appointed judge Of their respective preicn-
tons.
Onc produced a iailor's bill with y receipt at
taehcd 10 H. A bnzz went through the room that
this could not be ouldonc, when
y second proved that he had just arrested his
tailor for money that was lent him.
The palm Is his, " was the generous cry, when
u third put IN his claim
"Gentlemen,' said he, II cannot boast Of the
f,ais Of my predecessors, but have returned io
the owners two umbrellas iha ''.cy left at my
house.
"ill hear no more 80 cTiei the asionishesl
arbitrator. This IL the acme OF honesty, Il Is an
aei Of virtue which never knew any one cara-
hlr of The prize -"
Hold % cricd another ~ have done still more
ihin that"
Impossible cried the whole company. "I.si
-. hear IT,
II have taken my paper for twenty years. and
have paid for II every year in advance
Tie took the prize.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

A BEAurtFuL PlcruRE..--The following is from
m essay contributed To the H,rah cf Hsahh by
Mrs. Giccaon
once sli oa q porch At twilight with IT.
ilr hoy in my lap. Ills bright plump face glow
,,l with coaxing admiration as he turned u up
ward, saying Moon and star, come down TO
me.' Afler an cxPoclant delay he SEEMED 10 NJ
ineial,er that pisase was powerful word Tor pro-
curing pleasures In his happy circle. Feeling
sure of success this time each tiny hand was ex-
tended, with palms upward, ready 10 receive
the gifts when they descended, as be said Moon
and star, pieiss ID come 10 me. finding that
even please did not bring down the desired
treasure, he gently laid his hands In bis lap aud,
with soft sigh of resignation, said Moon aud
stars too high for the z but still with radiant
face he gazed admiringly. then thought terror
aud trouble would come 10 us " In snasuFer
year., we had our own way Al all times, just aA
In mercy moon and stars were held In their course
despite childish pleAdlnga. 80. when our hopes
are deferred, or plans fail, We mag, by a con'em.
plalioR Of Nalnrr's quiet grandeur grow cool
and content, saying Az this which we ssksd
was 70 high ior us.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

nS- There was Oncc little illiieraie gentle.
u,s. na. Peter Patterson appointed as n Jusic.
ihs Peace. The Grs, lay his clerk handed him
a duplicate writ
Well, woi shall dn with i? was the aurr,
Nothing hut sign tour initials, was the Tepl,
Nv nishul. what ARE they q
VII, two P's, replied the clerk inpatient,
Cold preparation stood on the forehead of tbs
unhappy magistrate as he seized a pen aud with
desperation IN hil face, wrote 'twopexe p
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
goftrD.
BE.it'rI'.

The laXlir.t csc o. that It ftiih
which upWhr,l looks ~ asd
The nratrst f.ot u that which has
The path ~ yir,uc ro.i
The sweetest iips arr ihnsc that ne'rr
word ~ guile have slokrn.
The richest voice is that nf pfaArr.
nnr ne'er NuR IN hraken
The prrtticst hair l. that which FINE.
Has silyered o'cr y iih rmy.
ur ravcrs o'cr an honest Lead
iraniies nc'er decay.
The fiirrst hand l. ats that oft
IT, icc'ls of kindnc.s rissn;
The pnwst heart u one that Ghri.i
Has sanrtifrd ~ iisavru
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

~ 4 blind man had been sitting Que day
ana pic,sanily chatting with some visitors for an
hour. when onc II them wished the COMPANY
sood noFning aud len the room. What white
icclh tia, laa has I" said the sarcastic blind
man. " How can you rosslbly tell lhai7'' said q
ltirnd. hecause, Tor the last half hour she has
done nntline hut laugh"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
Baltimore Advertisements.
A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

"A uhiCULTUhAL IMPLEMENTS.
The subscriber, Manufacturer and Dealer In
AGRICULTURAL. AND HORTICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS AND SEEDS,
Informs his friends aud the public IN general.
that he Is located In the City of Baltimore. with
the necessary Tools and Machinery E"r the
manufacturing of all kinds "f
MACHINERY.
CASTINGS. &C..
And will guarantee To supply all "r,lers for
them ON the most reasonable terms. Among
the articles la br always obtained ~ tav 81.
tablishment. name in part
PORTABLE STEAM FNGINEs,
SAW MILLS. GRIsT MILLS.
WATER WHEELS. &C..
~ ut SIZES:
Wheeler, Melick A Cos. Railway and rlauia
lion Powers and Winnowers. Eagle rottnn
Gins. Cotton and Hay Prcsscs. Gin ueai
scgmcnis and Wing Gndecon-.
Grain Drills. Cider Mills aust
Presses. Wine Prc.s-r. has
and stalk Cutters.
MOVING AND RrAPING MACHINES.
FARM WAGONS 4 ,AET..
Churns. Wheat Fans. C"rn sh-Iler.. c,r, and
Cob Mills. ~. Sole Asrmtfi
Mudge's Celebrated Washing Machines.
Horton Deprw c",s. rlnws and casting. !
W. Elliotts Accumae Va. rl"ws, Nutf,lk a.
Baltimore rl"ws. aud general as.,rtment 81
ALL KiNnS ~
Field and Garden Seeds.
Will FURNISH ~ ORDER.
An KINDS ar EEE7If gZEEN
MANCFAt"rORY. MACHINE SnoP ANp
FOUNDRY.
'oracr ITorna.. aaa E,,,at Sir.sf,.
DEPOT SEED STORE.
li' hf't P'"n Strcei, opposite MaifLy Ho",e.
JOHN MAYHER. AsLNr
May .5.-dm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

a'rE,cHIgG \ minister IN an hgh, rlaho.
rated .ermon which he pIcich-l, said. several
times 90 The commentators io not agree with
me here Next morning a poor woman came
10 src him with something IN her apron. She
said that husband had heard his sermon, and
that !, was very Gne one, and he said /" The
common iaicrs lid no, agree with him." he had
srni some Of the lest kidneys
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

IAA.uig DRcAM Smr.-Mr Pierrepoini, in
in the cours- nj his argument in tie SufTaii trial,
tie other day iGsldcnily alluded Ia the l,orlen-
tons dream which NJ. Lincoln hal tlle night d..
fore his assassination. TLe fact was mentioned
10 GeneFal Grant among others. The next day
the President expressed strong desire 10 her from
sherman, whose army In South Carolina sssilr
only one noi IN telefr 'phic communication with
Washington. Tie lrram was moi related by Nc
pierrl,oini. hut Il WAS toll by Mr.. iinsaln To-.
fore his death aud u ihns dsaIil'ed in the Wash
ingI.n Chronicle.
IT, aein,d To- Le at sea in vessel, that @as
swept along by an irresistible current toward
neal .iroln, from Which u seemed M power could
save her. Faster aud faster the whifling waters
swept the lalcd ship toward The vortex, until
hooking iosn Into the dark ahyss. amid ile dri-
dning ruar o the waves and with the srnsation
Of Hinking. down, down, down an uniathonahlc
depth, the terrified dreamer awuke. Mr. Lincoln
hail the same remarkable dream four tmts FIRST
lefoc ihe hattie ~ Hull Run, again before the Sec
oud deisat at the S,ine place, again before the
battle oi Murirceshoro, aud finally on the night
isriare his own assassination.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

ga Two s'hool teachers In Indiana cell oLt
AND had FIGHT. \ great crowd was, Of conrse
the necessary consequence. A nervous individ.
utl cime np. IN hrcaihlcss excitement and In
qnirsi al wag The canse why" said he,
"ihcy fell out about spelling the word 'hlrd.'
tine said Il was byrd and the other con.
tended Il was ''b-u.r-d"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

asx.- no YOU ttlicve In the appearance Of
sl,iriia, father 2 asked rather fast young man
~ his indnlprni sire
"No, Tnni hut believe In llieir disapl#afanrc
since misssd my lolllee liouTi,on last Night -
said the old gentleman.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
The F'IOijsid Mounds.

Who built the Numerous mounds that dot all
over the topography Of the peninsula of Florida
We know that they were constructed by men
but what men What race were thcy of How
long aga did ihey livcg What were their Gus
touls. habits aud religion What was the state
~ ihc arts aud civilization among them Did
they have u written language7 And IL So, where
are lis characters inscribed To all such queries
the dumb, dead earth that coScfs their aslcs will
give M answer We only know lhey were once,
aud ARE not now Neither written Inscription
not srnl tradition can tell us when they hoggishc,l
whence they camc. or why they have vanished.
Some years sincc We were present. aud, indeed,
suIsrnlvnded the discmhowcling of one ~ these
lnounda near tn now pleasant town of I.sk.
City, hut then known rs Alligator. Ils summit
had bcen crowned by an ancient pine that had
grown "a several feet girlh, and batlled with the
storms oi many years This was cut away, aud
the summit Of the mound taken OF 10 the depth
Of twenty feet Below this level the workmen
found themselves discntombing the bone' of an
ancient race. IL close proximity wcre arrow
heads, pieces of pottery, &c.
The hest conjecture we eau form Respecting the
original design aud use Of tlI,sc iunnll is that
they weir bnryin places. reserved, pethapl, for
the rulers uf the dpeople +" aud each grew ~ It's
height and dimensions In proportion 10 the num-
beT or length Or permanent residence Oi suinr
nn,nad tribe that noutishcd centuries ago. in
suppott ~ ibis conjecture u may be- stated that
some ~ lhcac munnls which have been thoroughly
exravairl, have shown several human skeletons
living one on the other.
There Il a ms siery IN ,irsr ancient mounds
which the Antiquarian and archWologill have
vainly tried 10 solve. S SIntaHah Mars.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
). CLEAvpL.ANn.

:. CLEAvDLANp.
Who. tor u years conducted th. busin.s. for
aud known as jaime. Getty. beg leave Z" thank
hts inany customers Tor their liberal patronage,
and hopes they will continue o. call aud s.e
him. hot forgetting THAT M ~ tT iaz "
"a J.. one door from Front 81, and NoT AT
His FORMER PLACE OF BUSINESS n.
would call the attention "f the trade .nd con
suners 60 the large stock Of HEAVY DOME>.
TICS he always has OF hand. such a. Laurel
~, = ! Bro, Oregon D.. ~ Bro Heavy IIiek
"Ty stripe, good Blue Denim a beautiful lin.
"' talicoes and Dress Goods uf all kinds Flan
nels nice line 4 full line q. Pant sinA,
sniish'e i"r Country wear. tall grades and mi
r"'. W" are offering i"T Fall and Winter
trade ia" cheapest line Of all w.-,l cassimcr.
that can hr found ia the country. 4 pretty a..
sorin''ni of Stockings. Gloves, Neck flies Shirt
Fronts. Table Covers, aud everything to suit ia
price. We would ask continuance of your
custom. aud befor" YOU purchase YOU FALL
GOODS. call and see u tor you cannot help h..
.ng suited.
- -EesseH,Jcr nc Nams and Nnm6cr
=. II. CLEAvELAND 4 CO..
los y. Gay 81, one 'loor fru,m Fr"EtSt
baltimore. Nd.
80 Name on the window. ani 80 th.
signs "n the awning at the sides "i tn tor.
GEORGE II. SIMMONS. will be please, l.,
wait "n his old customers and friends. as hc q.
also at CLEAVELAND 4 CO.'S.
Aug. -, is67.-tf.
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Ian.

m urler mill and lower mill
fcil out about their wafer;
T. war they wcnt--that IL, TO Law
Resolved 10 rlve no quarter
4 lawyer was by each engaged.
Aud hotly they contendcd,
When fees grew slack. the SaT they wsSed
They judged Werr better ended.
Tho heavy costs remaining still.
McFc settled without haiher
tine lawyer took the upper mill,
The lover mill the other.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
Real Estate Agents and Con-
Ceydncers.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
SIMON !. NARTENET.
SURVEYOR, AND PUBLISHER OF TIIH.MAP
OF MARYLAND

No NsHil Nrfsf. IarniHloTe NJ
Eighteen sears NJ Surveying In baltimore aud vcin.
ty, seven years with the CRY Surveyor still attrnds
promptly Ia tastRNENs ~ Ali KINDS, laying cut of
STREET aud Lots In Baltimore city locating Country
seats Surveying, Calculating. dividing aud Mapping
af farns, kstatcs. Ne.
Having darling che pas ten Year, surveyed the eonn
ties ~ the state, aud Published numerous COUNTY
MAPS aud having recently raunrictrd and pnhlishcd
his large Rcw MAI aud ATLAS az MARYLAND, he
has nos established
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
fer thr prosecution NJ that business In all IT, branch
-. Miii Purchase. Sell. Exchange aud Lease. on
missiun Houses and Lots IN naitmeTr city and coun
try seats. Farm. Plantations Mineral aud other Lands
in the Counties ~ Maryland.
lie elites his thorough acpnainianc~ with the Cy. and
most IaIts of the Stair II Maryland, through the l
for nrutiensd sNfisHcr. ~ Recommendation II his "a
ciitics and advantage ior this business. hai the ony
full sett nfiafas Maps ~ Maryland ccnntic..
VIII hay. extensive sanhrncc with Heal Estate
Agents IN the oghrs cics aud throughout the Union
send Tor Circulars. Ar
fOR SALE MiRTENET y LIRgE NEW var
IND ATLIS OF HiRiLiND 1.-THE only perfect
Map "f the Staie ewes Pulil.h.isS inches long, at
go cupy Tor either sitic. Also large County Map of
several t"unte. and Pocket Nas of aii the Couni's
cululrd in Eiectinn hi'rt. - crnis and 70 90 each
April o.. isd5.-i,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

scsi- i ,oung lsian WIN attended church n
Minneapolis, Minnesoia, last Sunday week, wen
10 sleep during 'hr .ervicc. and while slecping
suddenly afosc % his feet, aud with violen
rcsinrrs exclaimed ~ won't io Il I am 81
20 he'd lie was prevented from retiring IN
pulhe place BY being awakened.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

IASpKEncmEv PLANTATIONS. The following In.
siiaciionsin the ar, Of flirting by means the hand.
kerehief is given by one who professcs 10 be fully
informed
Drawing across the lips--dcsirous Of getting
acquainted drawing across the eyes-l am sor-
~ dropping we will DC friends iwirling In
cheek love t"n drawing through the hands
i hate you letting il rest on the right cheek
yes, leitins i, rest un the lett cheek no -
iwirling in the ii 'ai hand love another fold
ing it-l wish To sp'ak with You over the
shoulder-follow mo opposite corner in both
hands wait fut ur drawing across the fore
head-we are watched. placing an righiear You
have changed placing on left car have y
message for you letting il rrmain on the eyes
you are cruel winin. round the ioIsGnger-
am engaged Winding l..uud the third finger
am married
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

lDLE DAuGHTlgs II !. most Iainiul sIscia.
Gle in families, where ~, mother is the drudge
To see the daughter Elegantly dressed. reclining
at their ease, with their drawing. ;lrir niusir
their fancy work aud ,heif reading, hsguiling
themselves OF the lal So "f hours, day aud Weels
aud never drcamng II their rrs,onsihiliii.s. Lui
as a necessary consequence Of neglect oi duit.
growing weary of us'lcss lives, la,ing hold ~
every newly invented siimulanl io ainuse ih,if
dropping en,reic. ail Dlamiug their lalr when
they dare not blame ilcir Cod for hayins plac.d
them where they arc. Thcse iIidivilnals will oI.
ten tell you with AT. air Of affected compassion
for who can ivlicyc IL real p that poor. ,i-ar
mamma is working herself To death Vet ~"
sooner do you surposc that they shonld assist hri
Than they declare she Is quite in her element 10
short, that she would never be napt, IL sl~ hal
only half the work 10 do
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fsT- !, was cariy IN the forenoon when he lniA
down; about dusk when he WAS ronsrd 10 = state
"i srmi.consciousncss hy, as lac suprosrd. Tho
angels Tapping ,hci, wings ~ his face A. ra-
son '..ctn io r'slmc her sway hc found hin,s,lf
surrounded hy flock Of bnszlrds who had al
rad. made frequent dives for mofscl a. as the,
thought. their legitimate prey. " Brrihrrn,'
SAYS hc. hir-l raised up-hic and threw oni
NJ, ,-hir- hands tn ihc--hic--huzxards. and h.
said--hic--"tio way. huzzirls. yonr - lsr,lr
puma,urr. amt dead set