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The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17
Memphis and Arkansas River
U. s. ssl MAIL.
Packet Company.


The CLEANER, CENTRALIA. CELEST, d
CALDWELL, will run between Memphis and
Little Rock-sometimes 60 through to Fort Smith
One Of them leaves Memphis promptly on Monday
and Thursday at OF clock ?. m arriving at Little
Rock, Sunday and Thursday mornings, making
direct connection viii The OZARK, AMERICAN.
FORT SMITH, ard VAN BUREN, Tor Fort
Smith, Fort Gibson and all Intermediate points
Returning leave Fort Smith in time TO connect
with the Memphis jackets that leaves Little Rock
on Mondays and Thursdays, at 5o'clock pm.
Tli. line connects regularly at Memphis with
the Memphis and st. Louis and Memphis and Gin
cinnati packet companies, and at Napoleon with
the X. f. LEE and PARGOUD, regular New Or,
leans and Memphis packets. ..... ...r-l
The boats of this line are well suited to the trade,
and having enough Of them for three trips
week will insure promptpess in i"7Co
....... leaving on time. ... fr.rarsrf
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17
4 4A--

-" send and get me the strongest
adhesive plaster that the ar, OF man can
make, Is said an irritable husband to his
street. yarn spinning wife, What do you
want Of that my dear ~ II want to see
il | can make you stick to your domestic
duties, Madam c'Pll broom. stick you
to yours" was the wife's reply, preparing
TO suit The ac,iol to the word, bu, the hus
band outran her.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
fs.-- No. 251 Broadway
Cor. Of Murry-strect,
NEW YORK.


...E .r-r.| REFER TO
n. Nat. Exchange Bank, New Iorl
Jsett, kerr Co., Bankers. a"
Merchants Nat Bank, Little Rock, Ar,
National Bank. Fort Smith.
National Bank. Lawrence. kansa,,
GAYLORD, LeaveEworth d Co., Bankers, st Louiss
Messrs. Bradford, Wells 4 Co, ...
Buckley, Sheldon a Co,
We beg leave to inform the public that we are
engaged in the Commission Business in this city,
aud will be happy to attend to any business en-
trusted 10 our care We nre prepared to receive no
consignment, Cotton, Woo& FH0ur, Beef, Pork,
Hides, F1rs, Peit-ies, or any kinds of Produce or
Merchandise, and iuake liberal advances on the
same. . .... .......
Business faithfully attended tt ,nd reiaitauees
promptly made
We are also prepared IN purclas! Dry Goods.
Groceries, and all kinds II Merchan Ii.c, at the
lowest market prices. aud to insuring aLd shipping
the same by the most reliable compaaIs.
We respectfully solicit your custom.
PERRY FULLER CO.
Nov 81, &c. -s--s.a
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17
Wanted go Saw Logs.
At TIE
Van Nnrcn Agricultural Works.

Van Burcn lgrlCultUraI WOTKS'
TIVE Van Buren, Agricultural Works want
i. an unlimited number of saw stocks.
They will contract for any quantity delivered
at the river bank in rafts.or delivered by way
on At their steam Saw Min, upper end of the
City Wharf. Stucks of any kind Of Lumber,
Gum. Cottonwood. &C., wanted Persons
wishing 10 contract viii address Van Buren,
Agricultural Works, 'or apply. In person AT
the Office Of the works, ~ .r...g....
,EGLOOI HAYMAN & SCOTT.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17
n s1orr Anorr sorIr.' 81 asp pIssrE.-

a Story ABoCI SorP iND UIrNEF.--
n. avs tho .Alsrywills Telegraph, what
we hear Of Vallejo landlords be true they
must have suffered heap Of martyrdom
from itinoraat, bohcmiuses before they re-
sorted to their present ingenious measure OF
seli.deiense. IL seems that the rule adopted
there is to pay for dinner Immediately on
the delivery ot. the sonp, From San
francisco dispatch, wo learn that gentle
mau who formerly kept tho Pigs Foot
Restaurant in this city, and now Of the
Washington. Of vsllejo, is equal to the
emergency when a man attempts to" do
him ou, Of. dinner" A victims experience
is thus related : The other day hungry
individual boldly entered the hotel. and
taking q seat at the table called for dinner.
He was sastoaished to see . waiter approach
him with plate Of soup in one hand and a
towel in the other. aud large family syr.
inge under his arm. The waiter laid tho
plsts Of soup in front Of Charlsy. and sig-
ni6caut!y placed the palm of his hand un,
der thc nose Of the hungry customer. AS
Charley had not yet attacked his meal. he
mcdsstly y inquired che meaning Of the open
hand. - ~ -
"pay IN advauco.'S wa, tho tsgse aud
reremptory reply ofths indouitablo waiter.
Cant yon wait until ! set through,
with my ncal?" gl7 90 'a '.n'~s .s8 4
No. Sir, our rules are positive. On de.
livery Of tho soup, come down With the
pewter. and no hesitating."
.tSisgnlar pronptitude, = uttered Char
Icy. Then irsidening up With natural in .
lignstion. said hs; ',.ol-,yt
II suppose IL don't pay you. you
brain me with that bludgeon pump ofyours..
Not a. AL. sir. Through this instru-
mcnt we secure cur business on cash basis.
Your money If you please."sa g., s-a.r A
Charlsy, thought hc had tho dead thing
ou-taSsoup. anyhow. dipped the spoon for
the frst mos,hful, Before the spoon reach
cd the broth, however. Charley was trans
fixed at isesih3 the waiter cooly Introduce
the pointlof tho syringe into the plate. and
pnlling the suction handle out to its full cx-
tent, the soup suddenly disappeared, lcav.
ing his plate as empty as his stomach. he
turned around, but the waiter had passed
to another customer, and Charley left the
establihnient in perfect disgust. st.--
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17

Now.-rAow, for, the time is, short, and
death is rsar, and Judgment threatens !
Now, for in eternity it will be too late, and
your very next step may land you thoro !!
Tho only season Of which you can be sure
is now The only season in which you can
works. now. The purpose may not las.
till tomorrow fulfil itlnow Fresh diff
ticulties will food the channel tomorrow =
wade it now! The chain Of evil habit will
bindy more closely Tomorrow snap it
now Religion isa,work for every day ;
begin 1t now !! Sin exposes to present mis-
cries escape them now! Yonr Creator :
commands /; obey hin, now A holiness
confers present joys seize them now ! God
Of love cnireats BE- rsconciled now The
Father from his throne invites return now
The Savior from the cross beseeches trust
him now. Tbs Hely Spirit is striving in
your heart yield now Behold, now
10 the accepted ime, behold now is tho day
OF salvation "'---Rcv. Ne,cmaa }foVd q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-15
Srom iAe New York Herald.

Srom ,Ae New York Herald
HANG HIM! Hang Wno?--Why the MAJ,
who tried to push Prof. Isaacscn off the cars bc.
cause ho would not gicc him 4 box of his xrcat
Sure Pop" the certain death to rats, mice and
reaches. This compound is the result Of wear,
OF study and experiments, and why should the
Professor DO deprived OF hi. we'll earned laurcl,Y
Ho has hit upon tho only real remedy before thc
public it will do all that is claimed for Il
Take our word for it you will never regret an
investment OF :l5 cents in box Of "Sure Pom" II
you are troubled with rats and mice. No fnmi.
ly should be without a boz Of it, and no sensible
Lousekccper will
Messrs Burnhams & Van Setback, Wholesale
Druggists, IL Lake St.. Chicago, Genoral Agents
for the Northwest. A. Isaaosci, 40 Fulton 81.
New York City, Proprietor. lm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-15

THE DOG AND THE LoCoMoTIvE.-On Satur-
dsv, the tavorl.e dog belonging to one OF the
large oil retineries near Pittsburgh Pa, ceme 20
his death in the following manner: The dog,
which was more noted for its indomitable spun1
than for its size or beauty, had particular dis
like to passenger trains. and never omitted an op-
portunity OF expressing it IN an emphatic man
ner On the day above mentioned, the dog, rs
usual, ran with full speed in front OF an up train.
barking furiously, when his oaudal appendage
was caught under wheel and about four inches
taken off. With yell OF Infatuated pain, ne
sprang around at the train again, and this time
got his head under, which also neatly clip
ped off For five minutes after the decapitation,
the dogs jaws moved as in the act of barking,
though having no lungs to go on, no sound could
be distinguished. Just lis his eyes were about
closing in death. medical gentleman. us an ex-
pertinent, placed the severed tail before them,
which Immediately opened in recognition. and
filled with tears. TIE physician firmly believes
that tho poor dog was so exasperated and grieved
at the loss of his tail that he died utterly uIIcon
Ssious Of the loss Of his head.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-15

Such is the story OF Tho Seven Sieepers with
slight variations, and know 1t Is true, Tor
have seen The cave InyssH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-15

1t is rich treat to be able tn indulge in bis
cults made from DR.. Prices Cream Baking Pow
dcrs. Throw away your soda. These powders
beat anything of the kind we ever saw. SO
light, white and healthy. Biscuit, pot-pies.
cate. 1w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-02-15

LEARNING A SECRET.--IIerc is how they do in
France
A Mile dc A. became indisposel, so her family
called in the family doctor md left them TO-
gether
The doctor was curious and suspicious as to
the cause of the young ladys sickness. Hebrew
a lancet from his pocket to bleed her, but the
moment he pressed the vein hc exclaimed:
"Ah mon Dieu"
"What is the nNttcr, Monsieur"
"M'lle had nearly killed YOU"
'Killed mef Z"
Listen" (hcrc he drew 4 lancet from his
pockct,) hero are two lanccts the first is FOR
wives, the second for maids. You see how neces-
sary it is to be careful liz the use of surgical III
struments. You are maiden of course!'
Certainly Monsieur"
"Well, If bleed you with IL wife's lancet
should kill you; and rice rerm Now, Mile,
hold out your arm; this is the right lance! !"
"Doctor -
"Madcmoistlle :"
"Takc the other one !"
A GRAVE THEOLOGICAL QULsrION.-i little
three Year old in South Boston was considerably
excited the other day BY seeing the cat kill /,
mouse. The next Cay she asked her mothe;,
suddenly
"Who made the brides, ~
God made them. my child" n
"Who feeds the brides, mammal?
"God feeds them"
Mamma, who made the micss z" she con-
tinued.
"God made Them
The little one was thoughtful for u moment,
and then asked energeticnlly.
Does God keep eat z"
The mother told her she would tell her all
about it wher she got older but for the present
she had better co and play with her India-rubber
doll.
1t is a rich treat to be able tn indulge in bis
cults made from DIR. Prices Cream BAKING Pow
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-23
BE9INHySo TO BELIEVE. =" Bubbles,
Of the California Gosden Era, gets OF ,ne

BkoINS1So TO BELIEVE. =" Bubbles,
of the California Go.den Era, gets OF tne
nllowlng:
| begin to believe nowadays that mo-
nev makes the man, and dress the gentle
man.
l begin to believe tia. ,aoso who sin
he mos; during INC week are the NOS:
6e,ou, uPo8 Sunday
begin to o9lieve that honesty is the
best poAcy-to speculate with until you
YOU have g-ined ererybody's confidence,
i line your pockets.
begin . believe in humbugeinr peo-
lie on: Of their Go.la7s. It ls neither
stealing or begging, and those who are
In ubueged nave themselves . blame.
be.ln to btliva that : man .ls 20;
made t. erjoy lie, Ia: 70 Ieep hias-lf
miserable u the parsu AMI possession ol
r;ca,s.
. ! gin % believe tn: tie sarcst rene
iy io7 hard times and t'Ght money MAJ
k.t is an e1;rav4gant expenditure % ;ao
5a7t OF the individual-to KEEP money
moving
begin 70 believe that none but kna7es
axe qualified 10 hold Office under the Gov
c7nucut, e.;h the exception Of few Ia
;ural torn fools and !una;.cs.
/ begin TO believe 80: . piano FOX
is more necessary n I family :h4a t.cai
and meat.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-23
KEEPING COOL.

The railing ambition of r,en in these
days Of extreme sweltcriacss is 70 keep
cool Money making is never 50 much
forgotten as when The mercury IS well Up
among the rineties. 4 little common
sense p-ecau:;on Will help 70 maintain an
&qusbla teIa 2erature in dwelling houses.
bu: IS for stores and Offices. happy sre
they who can escape from them altogether
IN the midsummer An exchsnge profes-
ses to have found the valuable secret ot
keeping houses cool. This consists 70.
50 much in letting in cool air, for rssu--
ally s!l DO tha. whenever they have tie
chance, bu. il keeping out hot air. Il
the air outside room or house be cooler
.,..sx ;Lc air inside, Let il IN BY al means:
but il il be hotter. ca7eful!y keep i cut.
A staircase window eft open during the
night viii often cool the passage of a
house, and the rooms, too, II their doors
he no. shu. but it must be closed At
eight or niue o'clock in the morning. or,
if on the sunny side, a; fou7 or I've O'clock
AMI TIE liiud drawn down. Mr. John
AtEeid, professor Of practical chemistry 70
<AC 1lJ.-l-S-I ia. !AsiS~sat4~,'. IO~tNN - ,
on this subject:
The mistake people generally make
is 10 throw open their windows a. nj!
hours Of the day, no matter whether the
atmosphere be cool or scosching let
US have some air, they say, and in comes
the treacherous breese-for even Lo: air
is pleasant while il is gently blowing, tax
ing away perspiyation, and thereby cool
ing the skin but the apartment is made
warmer instead Of cooler, and ss soon a.
they move on; Of the d-zught they fnd
their room to he r2J-e uncomfortable than
before Let in cool air, keep out no.
that is the only formula to insure minimum
Of discomfort, Sitting rooms may general
ly be kept cool during the whole day If the
doors be only opened for ingress sad
cgr,ss, and the windows be kept closed ana
shielded from direct sunshine by blind.
Ii p>rsons do not Object to sit il direc.
drauqAt Of air, windows and doors may
may he opened, breezc being more re-
fros4ing, even though several degrees
warmer, than Sill air bat under nearly
sll other circumstances rooms should b.
kept closed IS much as possible TIL at;e,
sundown. or til! the air outside is cooler
than that inside Let in cecil air, keeY
ou; hot"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-23
No. IL

Too LAZY 20 CaTcR SSA:Is @:
Dick Nils5a was gate As remarkable Il,
qu2in.Gess IS for i2z;ns,s A4 IL AN?
passion to- wandering sboc:, the hills ac3
forest, AMI liked to boss: tia. h, k2@e
AL abou; roots and herbs, he WAS frH9u n
ig employed il primitive days. to e:sas
the frugal housewives ID, stssa:rss. w.a-
tergreel. etc. to- thoir raot beer
On oua occasion. Dr. II o2!ie,, o.
Dick. and handing him & large hasssl.
desired him 10 60 10 certain sP>t
about two miles distant, aai br;ag En-
\ quantity Of snai,s, ail::2g. BE T.
quick as You can, Dick, for sa i /.
hurry"
Muttorins that '',hs Doo.o7 is siv =
in hurry" Dick Sc, of ca his expe1
Il u and TIE Doctor. sfte- his rount =
visits, seated himself in his oth : to.ts
study, perhaps, fo- i, wss long X
and to ws;t for Dix.
n the deepes, twilight of the lcug I4ro
day. Dick appeared, ana after ce.s::-
setting down his basket. seated hin :
with sn ar Of utter wes-icosss CT e.
thresho d Of tho orc1 door.
"WeN, D;ck." SAIL the p.ct-!. g
you get the saails ?"
Look il ,ae basket, Doc:o7 : req, !
D.ek.
The Do2.o- looked IL, and. 70 his rnz
alton, saw only two or three ul;sc1-a.s
specimens 4: the bottom OF the bssss:
and exclaimed irefl.ly
why. Dick, what does ,Ais nagar -
ironically adding, were there ao sas..'
there 2"
80. yes, plenty Of en- there, Dnt:.
bu: it vas sach hard work u -" "a
! down -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-23

-.rYs ~ 1-.-r-.7T-o> % N r"r annrn .
e ae.F w..A'n az months % sr"s0-'"f.0H y D.
- -oec-., for e. SHORTER 'rrlo: tn 'IT n H'2'
~t.-t., - I. - ---7 3a-
..'- -i-7 . Sc 7-''.<
-,-,. - rs ~.r 7ng0-~ +
u, 60. -.r,irr - - "ts ~ e-erT -
....... ...ze-..o~ Fri ''nee or '"es roHr't'-'e 'e
se.o-c r. tho ao,nAer Of insertions Re rot
roarted On tie advertisement, i vii - publish
O. nn-n forbid and charged accordingly a
liberal deduction made to those who advertise y
Corrrnnnicntions Of a personal character wgi
ohar,c9 a, the same rates as advertisign; oha.
,,,a-i..s rver ten fines in length VIII De cnsFgeo
n, Tho rate of - cents per square ::
All communications for publication n'uss g
accompanied with he real name & o. 'oS ha Tu.'o ree
panr pa ~ Of the author 1i' no, hepubliahed unless
aa.;rod IN, We ann t consenrto insert comnr-
nic,lioas unIe:s we know the "TitsE-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-23
a NOZZLE SrS-!xEs-. Some ~, -:

4 NOZZLE SrS-!HEH- Some ~, 49,.
has given expression TO i:s generous r
turc in the following beaa:ifu! sen:i.-ro.
Never desert friend when eaen.i1.
gather round him. Whom sickness IL,
or The heart, when the world is dasJ :.
o1cesess, is the time 70 Try true e:.2a2
They who turn from 4 scene Of de-
bctray their hypocrisy. aaa prove IA
interest moves :hen. II you have Il T.
who loves you and studies yon: io,:c:rs
and happiness, he sure ard sustain T.
10 advc-sitY L, him feel TIA: be ;or 2
Ter k;ndness is appreciated, and TIA: :.
love is 10. thrown e~ay. Real h?s-.:.
may BE rare, tut :: exists n tie + A..
VINO haaue. seea md fel: - ?o-s7s ?
Ttcr 19ay X voc:h wh2 2c9c. l2~e-
frica3, . !~3-:.3 = 2l,z2 : f.ie..' -.
~.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-23

sy " C.a.et Lozar c. ri;.a3el-
t.a, hiss T,;u ueG ,ru-. 2&y@.iah. Eav-
lng ot.erye,. t4e ,ltctIon thur. tas usGe
d staten a.; t1:t II lce war.i in ,la: city
.overal sgoos were s.. pli-d y wag
v:.h latcls 4 ,.Co>tar gst and acl ex-
,erl.;aa,og ana IS, { ;t,m 2s ballots
Sca.e CT the very intelligent SI.lE=..aas
noticing cur q Fs; on the SUPPOSED
l. o.s. ASKED VIA. !; meant. ] -oy ' re
ted !, s,>.Sst s,c the Realization. 9, ;ae
constitution IT, Va 3e-si. lciicvc,.
and voted. Alta ;n.s, w.o F-s,,s Aucu;
,l1c1.:"E : yo.,rs, AnI NO coa.:s Tia:
= -.,e-@, ;.cor- Sop. not,y 5.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-23
WANT OF DECISION.

4 great deal Of labor is lost to tie world
tor the want Of lttle courage. Every
day sends to their graves obscure men,
who have only remained II obScurity be
cause their t;m;di,y has prevented them
from nake!ng 4 first effort, and who, if
they had only been induced to begin,
would, in a!l probability, have goac grea:
lengths IN the career of fame, The fac:
is, that in dong anything IN the world
worth doing. We must not: stand on the
bank sh!YerinE, thinking of the cold and
danger, b.. jump in and scramble through
SIS we'll as ne can Il VIII not 90 70 be
psrpctasliJ calculating risks and adjust
Ing nice chances It did al. very well be-
fore the food, when man would consul:
lis friends upon an intended publication
Tor enc harlred and h.ty years, and hro
10 see It's success for six or seven centuries
af,erward bpt at present, a man waits
and doubts, and consu!ts bis hro,Lovs and
his uucies and particular friends, until
one day he finds he is sixty-fyo years @.
age, anu that 10 has no more time to fol
low their advice. There IS so little time
over-squcamishness at present that the
opportunity slips away. The very period
Of life at " wnlch mau chooses 70 venture;
if ever, is SO confined, tas: 1t is no bad
rule to preach up the necessity, in such
Instances, Ola little violence done TO the
feeling, aud efforts made in defiance oi
strict and sober Calculations SIl!as,
Sm,:l
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-23
RETIREMENT OF HON. RFYE,DY
JOHNSON FROM THE UNITED
STATES SENATE.


but most touah;ncIy aad e'oqu4ntly. 5ade
faraw7 II to the Senate this afternoon. At
his request his remarks. which were writ
ten, were read by his colleague, Ar. Fick-
a.s, - follows:
Mr President, may I te cycu7ee for
arresting Tor q moment or tvo the erdi-
nary business of the Senate " few
words personal TO myself? Having agreed
to accept a public trust abroad, commit
tea to me ~ the President, wiz tue So
proval Of The Senate. I an IT., g :
sign nv seat il this body. Has 2 be-
member for nearly six years. AID con-
tracted friendships which have been q con-
slant source of pleasure, and which shall
ever value cannot retiro w,.hou, tie
deepest regret During the period q my
service c.sil war Of unoxa IMPLIED magni-
| tu3e wa w0god, threa ming our national
life, and ;Dce its successful termination
Iby arms The c,aseque # the couiict
have MT wholly disappeared. Il both
pcrio..s questions Of the greatest .impor-
tance, involving the powa-s Of tue Cow
ernnI ut and The reserved ri-hts oc tho
ST. : Lave er discussed in It's cham
..1;..;+,,ln ;, ,,Lal4 ,bo Car-
>.,,.',t = u, ;.s r;nh.r,,l .,th,r;.r ord
;.s
ted prosperity. In those discussions |
have more or less participated, and, al
though widely differing, with regard to
nos, Of them, with majority OF the Sen
ate ana supporting my oP.!!onS ~. 49,
ear" t.s' iosS' = 80 80" ~ X. = .u
i4oA'-o,' - ''le - '1,.'o.' .1o.,aa
''!.cS, oY ever t. ~ eao8 Iart
VITA u',.o' ~ I, - 'o''I ~, -,
~ say NJ; VI; I IlSi1e".' :, n Ia 49,
| never -! s''u'5 ~ .,l,l;o 5',tr
~ 7" ~" sp'.' ca s,h;ao,, ;.
| "''' N'''' .;.;~, ~ = -,
OF controversy '.,.'( i[ 80 :. =
"aE0 ',o"e - ~. a1..;on, .i,,- he+uaan ~
Iqr' '"e 'f'.''4i5 ro, }r;.,;n an4 onr
"'NeF''-ie''. VI ~. l;o,,,banoo Ill 10
own. hae NJ s.,'s ~ ~ .a.o..r -,
'enli io,"'5 w l'o' 1 n,.;o,,l,. G.non-
81 ''ln nations arc - "a 'D5 fr;sn5i5 rr4er
1t"' upon = ~ y. %. ~, ~ af aa.b non~a.
s,1oaI"g' nv S'9 7 !. ah-.~~a3
l"'. e s.c 'n' Ha,' ~. 80, .,c9,,r};z5.
az ! DV-is'e = .,o;,,r,,,.i' ,c-,a
co !oe lhS'l,.ez,.,..~-, ;sn..,a.a5 .,y5 ~
VIII, AS cur 'o'e' r .i'l'' !Ln ,',rl;,a.:N1a =.
sacA q 'esl' : ~ a. W .a.:.sa3 so,n
| ,Ae P''se"' WIZ La.aro ~.
De rene FF'' ''u e e -; p-as;J.pt ! !
u'1..'F =, = -. ~, .''.' .:a,.I,s rr.I;'o.
may '"Ne - '"' la n.
may % - " '.S., .oon~e
hoe2er' oF y s.1','' - .'!;., .,an hoo,
10 o9'n '.,'l' 4 1Tta-a " ara~r ro1 49,,
oFanIe % ".F; y %r.' e. .bo c~;~;.
= 'nlAS l sn'l' oe ii'l' II .''0 ga
"y 'Ie o,'',Sn IoN'- n'''1's ~ ,o,, ~
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-23

D,FFEkEsr TIgs Ties &iify5 1a.;c
is the neck .i9---aa Article gc2:.4.n.a =
supposed to know something Of. T. : :
good thing in i,s p!aoe, ba: is p,aec IL.
directly under the cars ana noso--2o- j,
il healthy when i, is arranged III The sh4e
Of noose a. the end OF 4 rope, and pr
duces choking sensation There is ~
tie OF love-something the ladica all wac
to know Of. ana experience as nlue,. ;.
possible. The tic-up at good hotel sae-.
travelling, IS word OF comfort. t.
highty;Ie is a sort Of cyosB between =
exclamation Of surprise and who" d
III site lecture in a na:-shell. A Ii, ::
life IS a desperately gooi thing, o. cee
perately something otherwise ; and so-:
times very inconyenie2t to be tied &c =
10, without chance to loosen tho MS:
monial tie il short. there is ou;n::
Gus progeny Of c:ce;eras :ha: are 70. g>,,
10 "tie-:o especially bad HABITS. L.
women and bad wa!ekey.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-23

VI Il ycu can, :, ,.uOeF,
-As< 10 woman her age
Is cAyll 70 ali rich uncles ana auats.
Ion't H,ay a; chess WIKI widow,
Never c{u;7a1.ct man who stu;;e-s
Make friends with tie s:ew-g: on board
steamer the7e's no knowing hov gooH
you nay Ie placed in his power.
Il every strange herss !. Is well . n
oui-e where. tie brandy Is k,p;-oaly
;uiak, il ven wc7e taken ii II tie MI
t!a Of :-e : 5gh:
Keep you- ovn secrets. Tell TO ha-
MAJ. b ing. tia, you dye your w-ishers.
N:-Iuv .o1r ccrauc: Ike a watch
2noe eyery Gay, examining l2i--'e? :
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