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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-08
BRoGANS. TRAVEfIING RAGsl r itTHi ~

1Nl. s. FOURTH Street
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Hold Regular Sales of
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND EECJJRTTTEa At
THE PHILADELPHIA EXOHAN3E a.
6andDllis OF each property issued separately
iOOO catalogues published and circulated con tanins
in descriptions OF property TO be sold as also paT
tla hst oil property contained In Real Eatate Regis
ter and offered at private sale ''S''-
Sales advertised daily In all the daily nevvrnaray
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-08

Auguat o. at il O'Clock will be sold, by catalogue
on four months credit about 200 pieces OF ingram
venetian, list, hemp, cottage, and rag carpet
lngsi embracing choice assortment OF superior
of SALE m aot
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9as Mcheimuib Dts nGnotens"

Ser Strtft Bate Die NaHridt con esm Gsil6nos
mig ,u Iansuini1a oufsenculmtn. 9afil Gcp ten
tatts ntdt gllss sshanesn. @r bate tan8s ben
arsu;, unb Suafrassn DsB @estS.s talo elm hSr'
rl8es @@msissn sntssssnseisst, balo NIT liissa'
baften ausfa9tsn seantpcrtet bis Ct sneltb Der
unsrwatlidbsn 9luSpausr oes untsriaann8stib'
tsrs aslunaen mar, DEN tartnadi5sn 0siinqusntsn
III stmieen nnb i9m eGn taltss GsitanSn'E 5u snt'
lrGen.
guaen @ie I'm xanrtsn", taste @afsl WrpRon
ausse1aat @p nanntsn mir bic rsrr!ess's Gtsls
tn, Gartsn, Die smilasn esm %apiGan uno Dem
alien SeEauisntauals Ii;5;. Cert ltsst was sic
i.taasn,
gDir aeten nit mad @resmsS, Gaarlss nno i'd,
fasts hsr Strta leinsr Mtttsilnns ttnsn, ana'
gis, meine Serren, psrfsn Bort nidt tsblsn.
Ser Sbsif, Saate @finnsr, ss fasint 70 6u fcu''
men, pie gis na@tsn. g8ir nernsn pas lun9e
Mlabaeu ala 2sias fnSsn.
Ser S6rilt sSserts nit Der Mntmcrt. SD eabs 90
ME ausselprrasn, srsrissrts srnaA fHrjsm s4rs''
gen. osu..
gpatsr lasnsn, bic ibrs Srsunsin lebsno 'r'snsr'
atsr is tsas nra bsuts tsinsn 70 iamar5sn gsr'
hasat, sr,piesrts Gsartss grrS tn ssFtmmtsH' scas
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golns,bms, g., Donmerisae, as. Suui 1862.

ben perlanaten @crtsr unS sntfsrnts la bann ansl,
ea er ntdt Cuff bate, Oinae tu tGren, Die ct mDs.
Iiher @siie ipatsr Dor ensm @ertAtsbcfe teBsussn
mn6ie.
Sic gesne peGuberte fa. Ser Mann tn Der
gfe erbcb lfh nnb falth an DEN Slid, mehielte
einsa 8lif bes GinssrfGnbniiies nit Gurtse uno
scs bann 9tsifsbsr uno Shre6tafel aus feinem
fctbtsipristsn Sittd.
St bat aIsrlst seiAmakt; If sa6s ss nieberse'
imriessn, iaate er nit einsr Stimme, bic iefr an
Ssrssant Sfnnsr Dhsr Dlr. 9arisbt erinnsrte, cer
IN, @afbrf CUR v@lcds" in @bartlsp lcSirts. ct!
er fdast pisher an!
uns Bic teinen 9cliseis Qssntsn lauIhtsn nit
sOrniibersenet8sm Srpfe, ais Der gSilebhtsr unter
lsiism gSimmsrn uno baltsritdtsr Stmme mur'
nslte:
SDlt nur Bic grnRat(er8 - sie6t bic @trids
re5t fsit, nauit es III Gnne fcnms = i6 min gu'
les bsfsnnen um mstnsr orulsn Gesle milsn. -
SD Elm Elm Climber, aber lie bat MID befchen. -
ca niAt msine Gaulp. = g8ie icllte ss Ssmano
srfatrsn, ia8ts Mplaep. @is bsSablt gut - buns
bert 9furo = irnft nur - irenn nas Gelo rsr'
Bsbrt 1T, irsi6 tcb, no mser Su bplen. Sra8t miD
niAt mad Namsn = ss esbt euta ia nihts an. -
SsDa, bis Slalhe - SD btn mod niiHtern, tbr
Sun9sn -
Outten in hiefan YeantaIien Gnberte iih plSklih
Der Son letner Simme, CT itiiuute lalsnb eta Siso
an, pstFst bann mishsr In lanes g8eiuen uno iarie
laut, IT si Elm Climber, ein NlSrber, nne piinfd3s
nur, Anss su beesnnen, tspor ct ssfan8t reree.
STE YOlissiassntsn lauiaten bessrts, unS isesS
gDDrt, oas Gtsr oss Mtthbatsrs 2ippsn fam, purbs
BON gfinnsr ianea su g5apsr ssbraHt. 3ulsst
murbs Bsnjamin Sapnss filter, nod siniss unar,
tiful!yts 9auts, Elm tisfss StS9nen = uno er lief
ben 8cpf auf DEN Slid iinfsn, nnb isin iNmsrsr
9li6sm psrrtstb, nas ct fsf i5lef.
Genus, iasts 9ftnnsr, tnsem er lein Rcttstnd
einfsfts. Gs 1T btnrsiaenosr Gruno rcrbanren.
93ir fSnntsn nod bsue unisre @cumodt fcressn.
absr mir tbun bsiisr, 5u partsn. sc 1T cine Sal
ssn8eiAiats, aber Der 9urlde trirb in Der 3snSen'
lrse nnsliaer isin, els i'm Gsfansnis.
Durtes mar slsihsr W!tinuns. 8alo barau
psrltessn 9sioe has Saus, um auf Sstrsnutsn SSs'
gen i9rs @ufsaes su ssrirlseu.
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Nacbriebtett aus obtp.

@cn Greitltns nirb untsr'm, 5. Stunt ssmsl'
Bet: Inn Ier teute Atenb. mabreno Der @rpre6s
aus FIR @biraso tisr einss Sarren anbins, tpcnte
Elm iunaes @tdbhsn rpn ettpa % Sabren, rabrs
iheinlih cine Srfdnberin, rpn sinsm 6arrsn su bsm
anbern a6erlhreter, madte absr enen Bebltrttt unb
fsl nntsr ben 3us,be e buHfablid tn 3msi 6alften
8erriB. Son Ginnanbersrn auf Dem Suse srfubr
man, baB bic 8srunslidts In @bilabslpbia fh sm
ibnsn selellte, bab iie nab ibrer 4uslase ert elm
Sabr i'm 9anee mar unb nah Gbieasc 5u 8sr'
wanStsn ssbs, bic ibr Sifets fir bic @sie seihidt
taeen. 9luf ibrsr &siistaihs bsfanb Fh Der Name
Wtarp Gong, unb Elm Brief gcupsrt IN ibrer Saihe
mar BON @tieasc an Warsarst Saps in Y9ilassls
pbia abrsiilrt.
Scbn Wartin, Elm ahtfarer Birssr bon Wtt.
8erncn, tpurce Dor einisen Sasen bon sinem 6sns'
de furattar suseriatet. Das Pfsrb ssrtst6 tn ste
furhtbarife gHutb, neil man es an feinem Sta0e
porbsfabrte uno iAlus 6rn. Wtartn nit rem 6ufe
tor Die Stitn. Ser ghGosl 1T In f1redlther
gBeiis 1srtrimmett unb ss iino r,ur is6r serinse
6effnihssn fir sas Nuffcmmen nes unslGfliasn
Wannes pprbaneen.
Sn Srcmont mnrhen In Der Sssnftaas gsaht
smsi 8srluas ssmaht Die bortiss 9pitcfiee su &c,
aeblen Sin Rauber iapb bursh Elm sSsniter auf
sinsn iunssn Menn, Der IN Der Sffise ihltsf; Bic
&usel fubr bura isinsn g8sifsnfrassn.
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Gin maI1ermenib. - Cine gcryeIpsnbsn5
aus Napeli (Ntcrsa) ersdblt bon einem aubsrcrs
eentlben 8auGer: 3isIer @tenia 1T tier inter
benz Ramen v4rsaes" (Biid) tefannt. CT bswcbnt
ala ScralenflHsr nas Sap Olatappn unb beist
gscrias. Gas gBaier 1T fir ibn Elm folio unsrs
laBli6ss Clement, ras CT faum auf Der fsiien 9ree
~ leten rsrmas, batter er aud itstS sniihsn Dem
Sap @tatapru uno ben naHe Sslesenen SiiRen unb
Snieln teyun,ih,rimmt. Scsar tis mad Den Gp=
clahsn unn NOD psiter fat er feline Grsurcnen auss
asoe6nt. ST Das Wssr 70 itiirmiib, pa6 iids Nie'
nonp tn Die Nlitts Der Snistu, tpsldse Ntorsa ums
aebsu, tinauspagt, Damn psrlabt 9ficolas feline
Satte, fir5t fs in fis tchssbsnnen Wrssn, ndbsrt
| fd9 nit Der S1nsllisesit eine5 Slides einsm In
gapt6 9eratbsnsn Gtbiifs uno btset ltd6 an, Sunbs
ucn bemIslbsu ans Sano 5n brin3su. 3nreiltH
psrri4tet er aud DEN gpurisrf:snit bpifssn einsr
uno esr anpern Saisl. 3u hisism 3psds tshtent
er IsS elmer fsfssl1lcenen Seeertaias. UNI Die ers
talteneu Srisfe uun GTeftsn Dor nsm Dur6ndiisn
au 1aiisen. Sts1e menialide Mmpeitie bat pcr
mentaen Wp5en cine ans g8unosrbare srsnBenee
Sbat pclfi.brt, nel4s ibm aud cine pertbpele
Ansrfennuna ucn Setcn snss reiaen EanoiGtsn
einbraats. Sis1er bate iid9 auf einem asinen Ssts
snisun8sl#iffe, elmer ic9enanntsn nSlcrp", III
melt BON Der Stlts entfsrnt. Da si6cb fA nit st.
nsu Mtsle eitI beftiser Sturrl, uno unaeatet er
nit aler Staft Der 8sr3ipsiflun8 seesn nsnfsltsn
anfampfts, mar er bod nitt i'm Stanee, benz eins
pErtsn glsmsute abbalttSsn gaicsriiano sntsssen'
suf.usn, &c bsfan0 fdb in Der aussniaeinliaiisn
l9siabr. Ylislih iab sr nsbsn lsinsr vsIrop" Den
tstabmtsn srisAiihea Sauasr slnssrlamtma'sn.
Sr nabm i'm an Soro unb eeauftrass tsn, dur
gsru9isuns isinsr Samilis sunos pen Der ssloOp'
naa aansa su brinssn. Sbne Ra gu tslinnen,
fiirsts fb gtielcIa5 in Die syluttsn unb errsttte
nD9 am lsI6sn 4tsnn cen Safen. Grit an, smsi'
ten Sage sslans ss esm rsi9en @anhcten, hsn Sa'
fen ron Gambia gu srreiAsn. Bum Scens fir bas
pcufi9rts Wasnis teiaenfte sr ZEN aauasr NIT
einem aplnensn 9sher.
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- Sn elmer 3eituns Las man i'm Scntsnre8iasr
fptgenns fsltiams An;ei9s: rGes Wsatbias Stiiaol,
Sa5elrtnsrs Sinh, alt bier Sabre, an 4lters'
l1mGhe."
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- Ser 7te gsnsre5 Der 8ierbrauer Der Ser.
staatsn iit sssspnS,ti5 in S9isaSc In Sisuns. la
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03

think they may venture TO tsko one drink.
L will dispcl care, raise the spirits. and
ses them on their feet again. The drink
is taken. and this drink be2ettcth an APP
petite for another. The spirits bc-ia to
rise. and 4 warm fceEus Of prosperity
warns up the heart, The devstea OF John
Barleycorn has commenced hi. practice at
the bar IN earnest 4 party of jolly fel-
! lows come in, and be treated and is treat
ed in return. His little pile of currency
becomes small by degrees and beautifully y
less" So long AZ it lasts DC is generous.
and never lacks for "a friend" to join him
in drink. Finally bis legs begin to set
drunk, but his brain is clear. He knows
what he is about, and Will stop when he
hns got enough Another drink and au-
other, until search Of the in,crm,st r.
cesscs OF lis prcaef fails to bring to light
another dime Ilo asks the bar-k"cpcr for
credit. 1--WE don, 10 business in that
way" is the ready reply. BY IBIS time
he is pretty dru * al over. s:a3gcrs out,
and falling Into some friendly doorway,
sinks into the arms of na ur.'s sweet res
terer balmy sleep. If he happens to es-
cape tho no.icc of the vigiiant policeman,
h awalcs at q la.e hour Of th. nighr. mi
nua h@t and shoes, which have been :akcn
possession of by some vayfurcr whose Nc
crssitics doubtless drove him to the act.
ilatlcss and shoelcsa he goes to his lojg-
ings. aad after 4 troubled slecp wakes up
with burning thirst IIs has no II oney.
but must have drink ai.G be get. It
IN fact, man can manage by shrcvt en-
gin .ering to get whisky when ho can't
ct anything clAo Tue experiments of
the previous dry are repeated, aud kept
up, perhaps, for week, wdcu the jolly
chap becomes Sex. takes medicine, secs
tie .Jlly Of his course, m7lc- marv:llou,
resolutions, and swears he will never touch
another drop. And. generally spsnking.
he never uoes--uutll the mex: Ilmt ppD
the least rising OF sinking Of thc m1ycury
III the meutalAthcrmoElctcr, he is OF nE.un,
showing that fair promises, like pic-cFa.l,
are easily broken
There arc man young non of cxc2llcnt
business qualltiea. .lous. VINO vi. dca ties.
rec >sulzs THAR own da, we IN tnG
picture vo havs drawn 1t i tbs claia
who ought rev.r 10 t'stc drop. You,
old soaScr can salc bis regular dramr with
no immediate pcrcep:jy!e II ct; but il t.l s
On him III time. and the man with the po-
kcr gets after him, sooner or later But
the ,onng man who has acquired habit Of
sprccln5 can never drink without getting
drunk, whereby h loses the couhd"nce OF
his employer, plunses his family into the
depths OF woe, AM finally becomes an out
cast from society, aud thu associate of
bummers and ysssbond' And, having
brought him To hi. level, ws close onr
brief sermon % tho msn who 9o.se,h On Z
spree.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03
NC II
HOW THE TARIFF WORKS.

Say the cost G making = yard 0: Gotten
Goth is eight cents. the sariH IS six cents
per yard An English vessel arrives in
Boston f-cichted with cotton cloth. The
owner steps On shore and inquiries what
the duty Is He is o,d th,t i, is six cents
Per ysrd. This. add to tho original
cost OF his clttl makes ii cost him tolr-
teen cents. and til. expenses ct bringing
1t across 'ho Atlantic one cent norc. 20
that when he goes into the market With
his cloth, ht is obl's d 10 charge fifteen
c nts per yard &c get his money back. An
to make any profit ne will hwy. to cha -
seventeen ccHts yard toE his clrgN. \
Lowell manufacturer steps up and offer,
bis goods, Just IS good. for fttce9 cent1
two cents less ,Ltn the importer can s"l,
at. and the result is. the importer with
draws his bills from the custom house ana
departs with his cargo. Hr pays 10 iu =
to the government, and Vet The man wh3
buys the Lowell mans cloth pays seven
cents rcr yard more than it would have
cost had there not been duty on t
And The I4oE II man pockets til. a:ncu.t
Hc gets Ike tariff. and not the govern
mcut THIS is no fiction, it is exactly Tho
cave. Hence, We derive no revenue from
t;iis class Of goois, :hc duty being prohib-
tory and We, the consumer the farmer
and la9orer-1sy seven ccuts tax on ,,a-
r. y-rl Of co:;oA cl9:n they buy. and j.
all goes TO the manutac:uror Hence tho
high price Of cotton goods and yet not
6 1t of th;s a'l'itional price goes 10 Day
the public d.bt. This will Loll good on
nearly everything the farmer usc9--on all
his Implements of wood iron. steel aud
br So. Their p:iccs a-c enhanced. ard
yc: 40 revenue accrnts to tho gov.rnmCn:
ftom them. because he hish duties exclude
for"i IN competition. Thus it will be seen.
tha, in sddition u ;hs $500, 600. 900
paid 10 TIE government, fully ~ much
Iaorc i pad - the u: tern maau!a ,1s.
crs
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03
TIE MAN WHO GETTETH OK
\ SPREE,

The following from the Richmond Ex-
ainIucr, my po>s bly, have some app!lca-
ton IN tai> lattu Z.
There IS class Of men Of peculiar hab.
its III every community, lot only il ;hs
populou, city bu: Ii the quiet ami peace
tai country vilIage, whose hearts are open
to generous impulses, and whose mud,
al 9 not unIreqneuty endowed with genius.
i: whom the Phavlse, poIuts the hugcr .,
<c3ru, aaI far whose shortcomings "a
t4;.ln-s society il genera has but little
sympathy Ws al!uio 10 tle haoI:aal
sprcct-...le n1n who gutteth up time.
IN u, morning 4ui cycktai!etA. ana rv.
pY2toth the ius, ,n indefinite u1,nhar Of
tlnca, un'll MS b,4ia wni.!e,A. Iii legs
retg5~tn their oG1e. and ho s,nkoth down
on the SOFT side ofthe pavement. lelp-
less vic;iA - the wi.es OF bourbon or
needle gun ~hi>kcy, "a tao csso nay DO.
Such riea often keep sabec fo1 many weeks,
aud thea I.drr tbc ;usauoce .. ;ac tues.
I, lc.ei na:s. ton, = te. - r -
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03
DO IT WE'LL.

Whatcvev you do, do j. we'll \ job
sighted because it i. apparently uni:npor-
tant leads to habitual negl ct, 50 that
ma deg u~rn.c. iuscnsibIy. into bad
workmen.
That is a good rough job." said fort
,nan in our hcarin.t, recently; and be
meant that it WAS . piece Of work. Lot
rlegan:'in itself, but strong made and well
put together.
Training the hand and eye to do work
well leads individuals to form co-rec: hab-
Its in other respects, aud good workman
is in most cases, good citiz "A. No one
need hope to rise above his present situa-
ton who su.fers small thing, to pass by
unimproved: or who ncglect., mc,aphorl-
caliy speaking, to pick up cent because
it is not dollar.
Some o. the wlseot law makers. thc best
statesmen, the most gifted artists, most
aicrci.ui Judges. the most ingenious me-
chan.cs, rose from the great mass
: \ rival Of Il certain great lawyer sought
70 hunlllate him publicly, BY saying =
gu backed my fathers boots once -
les, replied the ia"yer, uHaoaehcd, :,
aud | did j, vel AID hoclus- os d.
ins mean 'i4lugs we'll, be rose to 10 great
~.
Take heart all who toll al youth il.
humble situations, I'll in adverse c:rcnul-
stances. and ,h2sc who labor uaapprceios4l.
|. i; be bp: - drive the rlo~, strive 70 d.
It vel il ], b. bu, to wax thread, nay !,
well i ou.y to cu' bolts maso god ones
or TO blow the bel,5wS. l,crp .lc iron b..
Il is attention - business that ,;ft> tie ice.
h'gheT upon ne ladder
ss.vs :4r trool Ro)k- Sccet ! ii nl3r
Hi i-tnt II his business. n e-ai. stand BE-
fore Z; 8 be a4... uo.. All .,ro.e .o->I
n,cn
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03
ST. MARy'S GAZETTE
- rrniIsuED EVERY THUR.DAY Bv
JAMES g. DOWNS.

Tznn. or Srr,cHlrr'oa.--e2-o per annnm
70 b. PAID within six months. No s""scrip'eT
all he received for I 4hnricr period thrn SIN
month"; nnA paper TO ~. discontinued unt
all .rre,f,c-s pad except AT The oPuon OF
the publisher.
T.rx.o rI+iNc.-To cts per square IL
tie first Ir .-f,,on, and % cts Tor every Sn"St-
,,,s,, insertion. Eight inAe or less consiItui.
=, .cu,r, lfthn number a. Insertions be n"
,rkel IN the advertisements, It VIII be Pu9
h.b,J nntii fornd, anl charged -ccordingIv A
liberal DEDUCTION made To those who advertise
by the y-nr.
ne CHARGED a. tn. sanc rates nS 'dVerflSlng
O!.itu,rle. over ten lines msItn.th VII be chafS
ed ,t the raie nf 80 cents per square.
All cornmunIca'I"ns tor p"Dli"ntl"n mus, "
,cromrani-d with The rerl 1nine oi the author
n, n,p,t-ntIon vill be pad 10 them. lhr rsA
n,n,. ot,he author will not be published units
desired out cannot con:rnt 20 lnSert com
muulcatIons unless ". know the writer.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03

We give The following rs VIC fin It ~as
Ho La', hid 40 tzp ricncc III that liuc Tor
several years:
However c1pensivcly and elegantly
dressed man may be, be is apt TO tcol
uncomfortable iu br4n-ncw hat. bran
nctg coat and coLtinuations and bran new
boots and gloves; aad believe ;hat if he
were compelled - pu on Il bran nev. suit
every moruins be woulJ cpt his threat Le-
tore G4Dutl r.S over.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03

Eor DATi.r@cI. : bankrupt merchant
rtarninG nome ono night. sad to hi~ no.
flr wifi:
My lHr, an rn'oei, everything vs.
have IS IL the a4nds Of the sheriff"
After a W moments Of silence 'he wifa
looked calmly INTO his face and said:
"Nill The sheriff sell y9n? Oh. no -
VIII ihe sheriff sell me? Oh, not VIII
the she. III sell ;hc chidrcnY Oh, 70 -
Tneu DO not say wo have lost everything
All that Is most valuable remains 70 US
manhood, womaahood childhood W,
have lost but the results OF our skill and
Industry. We can make another fortuuo
il our hearts and hands arc Left us
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03

4 fellow AZ racc-coursc was staccc.-
Jug about the track with more liquor than
he could carry.
Halo. what's the matter nov - said
a chap who had been run against
Why. hy---hic-why. the fact is q
lot Of my friends have been betting liquor
on the race to-day, aud they have got me
10 ho!l tbs s.akcs .t- T. i.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03

TT \ coan.ry Editor is an individual
..ho reads newspapers, writes articles on
any subject SETS type, reais proof works
press, fo.ds and IN lis papers, prints jobs.
runs crranl,, saw, wool, works in III" gar
d,n, talks to III who call. RECEIVES b!lmc
for hundred things which are 10 pn"'i
business. hut his own; works from i
N. 70 ~ P. nj and frequently 8 t. cheat
81 out Of hal, his earning,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03

VIN-6.4,-Lrery family nay n.so ! !.
owC vluc54r, "A .x:h4nge puollsace tn
reo-!r: f.. al2lil,a i. fC.uls.,tai b. lady
She topz ,4o p-y!4ss md o1.us OF a2yl-s.
poured on ooiIia: w-:s-. v.sc little .ao-
las>es and yca,;. ps, u! :l:o lIrse 5000
"a aad :? ?; i ~tc-o :: rs moderately J
@-.a- -. :. -.-- I.-ZS u Il. !.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03

FulI eighteen hundred years or-morf,
I've k- my door aecurelv tiled
1hsre nnx un htllc M ..l slrnvcd,
Hor one been m,a'nS lh the wins.
did not ,'eep as Won suppose.
:. or Iet ;h. doc, Il Heaven ,I,r,
Mr. ha, = htte angel LET,
And g@nc down with q t,,Ilins star
Go %. ,h- nlushins- BRIDE ahd ,.e
II size don't f anilly own end SAY,
1ha, " hen she tourd that ,ng"l h,le,
She found ,,.ln the good old way
God grant hu, th,+-l nsk no more
That .hould our ruluhtrs st,ll eu'o E,
7l.,t vow wi not d, r, before.
4 d lay i 10 ST. Fe;cl 5 chorS~
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03

Cd ,ha: the surgeons life ha2 Ieen forfeit
ed he was overwhelmed with anguish
The only repara,ion iu his power was to
clear his character from the dreadful IN
putation but though he fslt relief IN
this act OF Justice, yet be could not undo
the injury Inflicted.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03

Inv ought III strict truth. - have NJ
place whatever allowed it IN the heart -
man, for the goods Of this present worIt
.c- 50 lie aud low that they ara hsueatIt
1t; lui fho>e of the future World arc -
at au -rllte1 thu, they sr, -bo"p
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03

Tn difficulty Of ge.,ing th~ rich; n2c7
:or ;..c li!ut places ls tn. thos. rbo ie-
,l-e thu a.e not wanted. sni .to.a who
re 4ln,4d Loo'. dvs!ro .h.ul
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03

! proportion : = aso~ui - So -.
c:.u. W -1d :. much ului tnerc 4. o.o-..
,-.y :, Is h-r- ar s:ld-i
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03

Where iron SOM f,l OK Of prorti1Il torH.
wltl.uu, amy ,ma.nIa.l"n, cnd not posse" 'sd
oi thr ....isInr a!flans.' har cftrnptc :" de-
.,,o, IN, l.l,l ION Of rs 's,oH>
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NOTICE.

LNROM and after this date all persons
IL found on the plantation of William
Bailey, known as "Richland,n between
the hours of sun down and sun rise
will be regarded as trespassers, and are
hereby warned that they will be treat
eel as such and prosecuted to the full
extent Of the law.
July lott. L. 3. PENDLETON.
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