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The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

OCEAN STEAMER.-Steamship HISTORIAN,
Capt. button, sailed from this port for Liver
pool at half past 10 o'clock Saturday night.
She had 40 cabin and So steerage pas engers,
and full cargo. y Af4A
Steamship Belgian, Capt. Graham, will sail
from this port for Liverpool next Saturday.
Steamship Austrian, Capt Alton, is the
steamer due at this port from Liverpool this
week 1tr w. ga
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DEDECs&TEON:
. NAaIHI as - -NT-'r TT
The Methodist E. Church,
Al Cape Elizabeth Depot, Me,

LhO uOCAOO1OU La Ouul Ous
At Cape Elizabeth Depot, Me,
viii be Dedicated TO the service of Almighty God
January 29th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
DEDICATION FEAST.
There will be dedication feast at the Methodist
Church, Caps Elizabeth Depot, on the evening of
January 29th. The exercises win commence in The
audience room and will consist OF addresses ffOm
spersed with music. The audience will then rena;r
to the vesry where those good tn ngs TO refresh The
body will be served. Let every lover of good time
and a good cause be present.
boo open at 6. Exercises commence at 7 o,cloo,,
Tirkcts-adults rs cts; children under ". IL els
Refreshments extra. --''' - - o's'
:, The very accommodating Superintendent of the
Horse railroad will run his Cars from Market Snusro
70 tne Church as follows: Leave Market Square ut
~ o cipck a NJ, ana ut - NJ. Return-leave the
0nureh a. "a O'Clock p NJ, and Mt the close OF the
exercise Of The evening. Fare IL cents each way.
Per order OF the Committee.
Jan 2l-d3t FC AVER
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27
WHY Suffer from Sores Z?
Hnle,s Aruicn O;nIu,ent

When by the use of the ARNICA OINTMENT
you be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Sctstds, Chdpped Hands, Spraias, Cuts
POUNDS, and eoery Comptaiat OF he SKIN. TRY IT,
as it costs but Is cents. Be sure to ask tor
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Gibraltar I'd inst inst, barque Templar,
Potter. from New York, for Naples. and anchored
on Algeciras ith.
sid ID inst, barques Anna Elizabeth, Norgrave,
(irom Philadelphia) Tor Barcelona; I'd, Union am
age, do for Treste ith, Harvest Moon Bartlett, do
Tor do. ..Ie...t .'..... .- &c..
At Valparaiso II h ult. ship Osceoia Walden, FIN
New York tor San Francisco. II, ~
At Vera Cruz 18th inst, brig Winfield, Osgood, fin
AT laguayra Goth ult, sch j snlall, Stevens, for
New Yort days. 4.....t. t'.-r
At Jaeinel 9th inst sch Transfer. Banker, for Bos-
Passed Turks islands s7ih nit, brig Naiad, Rich
ardson, from New York tor Cientuegos. . TT
Ar at Cientucgos 7th inst, brig Nellie Hustled,
Maloney, Windward island sch Paul seavey Low
ell Aspinwaii; 9Th, barque, Sam shepard, Evans,
AZ at Trinidad nth inst. schs d Il r,3wel Ieay;tt
18TH, brig Sarah Watson, Smith, Philadelphia; 18th
Emily Fisher. Shacktord, i'm AspinwalI; sch Nellie
Star, Poland, Philadelphia. -
Ar at Havana 18th, brig Faustina, Partridge FIN
Pensacola; 18th, Geo Berry, Bradley Darien; sch
Henrietta Snow. Pensacola; &c h, barque q w IIo,
ton, Rhodes, Bristol. Ri.
cid 10TH schs Day Break. Cousins, Sagua; 18th,
Lottie Henley, Sierra Morena; Ida burgess, Bur-
&c $, Havana. "... H ~ '.-.t
Al Cardenas 10th inst, DarIues Commerce, Robin
son. and Fleetwng, Davis dsy; brigs Marion, Dick
tor Boston lew days; IL Emery. Fitz. Tor North of
Hatteras; Giles Lorng, Pnkham. for New York,
wig cargo: Loeb I'omond Black, and Maria wheel-
er, Vince er, tor North Of Hatteras; Josephine Lin
scott, for DO; Geo W Chase, Bacon, for New York,
Mechanic, Dyer, foI Portland: j Carver, Eearney,
from Philadelphia scEs Ruth Shaw, Shaw, and
Willie, Staples, for North OF Hatteras; Hassell,
Staples tor New York, Ocean Traveller, Adams do;
Ar at HALIFAX 19th, brig Guisboro, Potter, Port
landi sch Adria, crossley, do. -.-...
CID at st john NIB, 2ist inst. brigs Annie w God
dard, Main, Havana; Java, Groves, Cardenas.
SPOKEN.
Dec II, lat &c %, Ion "a % w, ship Mary Bangs,
from Boston for San Francisco.
Jan ., no lat, SC, brig Martha, irom New York
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

CoRREcTIoN.-An item in our columns of
=" Religious Intelligence" in Saturdays paper,
referring to the semi-centennial celebration of
a Baptist Church, would have been more in
telligible if credited to the Bangor Wing from
which we took it. 1t was the First Baptist
Church in Bangor that was referred to.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

Mothers! we also commend the NERVIryE for use
in the diseases.which atict children while Teething
as certain to afford quick and grateful relief The
Supplying syrups, OF which Opium is the principal
tions of The stomach and bowels, and actually
impede the healthy growth of your offspring. TO
cure Wind Cole, regulate the bowels soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will always
he toIn1 safe nd eflieient
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

For sale by all druggists, send your address and
36 cents to o. r. SEYMOUR 81 CO., Boston. Mass,
and receive box by return mail. w. f. Phillips &
Co., agents for Maine. april2Glysn n
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

THE funeral services of the late Rev. Mr..
Tuckerman will take place at the First Parish
Church this (Monday) afternoon, at2 o'clock.
The numerous friends of the deceased, and all
those who desire to manifest their respect for
his character, are invited to attend. ny
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27


GovERSoR BRowNsow, of Tennessee, is GER
tainly wag, though a somewhat grim one,
it may be. The legislature of tho state, now
in session, having in a real or pretended de-
sire for retrenchment passed bill virtually
disbanding the Governors militia, he closes
his message to them with these words: a1izslt
Your recent legislation with view to econ
omizing the expenses of the state is move
in the right direction, and should extend to all
the departments of the state. 1t will be found
on a close examination, everything included,
that our session of the legislature is costing
the state but little short of one thousand dol
lars per day. The best thing we can do for
curse Ives and the people, is to accomplish at
al once the necessary legislation, and adjourn
at as early a perion as possible ' |
This, says the New York Post, was not only
ga good line shot," as General Sheridan said
of a kiss, but a palpable hit into the bargain.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

A GENERAL FAMINE.-Almost every mail
brings intelligence of suffering among the la
boring classes of some nation not previously
known to be suffering from scarcity Of food.
First the whites and blacks Of the Southern
States are at least in danger of want, before
the winter is gone. The Sioux Indians are
known TO be starving. No authentic contra
diction has yet been made OF reports of famine
among our troops in Alaska The people OF
Tunis are destitute. The famine in India has
not entirely passed. The last foreign mails
bring gloomy accounts from several parts of
the old world. There is great distress among
the poorer classes in Russia, owing to bad har-
vests, and the government has had to make
liberal appropriations to supply the peasantry
with subsistence. OF the sufferings of the
Swedish Norlanders late descriptions have
been given. In France, in several places, there
is great lack of breadstuffs, and according to
accounts from Algeria Zone of the French AZ
rican eolonics) hundred thousand people
have died within eight months from starva-
ton. In eastern Prussia there has been much
restitution, and although contributions to al
leviate it have been numerous, they have been
quite insufficient. 1t will require at least sew
en- months, with the assurance of liberal har-
vests at the end of that period, to relieve the
above people from the evils of famine. In Lon
don and all the principal towns in Great Brit
ain, poverty is very extreme. A great many
skilled laborers who were kept employed dur
ing tho American war have been thrown idle
and the sufferings of these men and their fam
lilies are described to be lamentable. iszuits.s
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27
Don't Use ANYTHING Else!

~ Dodds Neryne contains no OPIUM othe
poisonous Ingredient. For sale by all Druggists
Price One Dollar per bottle.
H. B. STORER & Co., Projectors,
lSL3.I No. as Fulton Street, New York.
October H. 1867 W.&S1y
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

I MORE SNow.-We had another snow storm
which continued all day Sunday. The snow
fallen has drifted badly lQsg-. -iaE.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27
SETTLEMENT
Lamar Fire Insurance Co.,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
January LIST, 1868.
A9SEFA.

Amount Of Capital all paid in Cash, SS00,00 co
Amount of Surplu., Jan list, 1873, 2099G3 II
.t $500, 1868 Il
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in bank $3.50 o6
Bank Stocks in the City OF York, par val.
$4,000 90, Market Value 5000
40 Bonds and Mortgages Property iu-
Cities Of N. York and Brooklyn, mostly
dwellings, worth in each case IS to 100
per ct. more thm amt loaned thereon l26,05O 90
Loans on Demand, fully secured G,OO0 on
Bills receivable for Inland Insurance, 1881 25
Amount with Agents, 59lG a
Premiums in course of collection, 2,5iS u
Interest accrued but not yet due, 1,iCs 81
City of New York for over pad taxes, 3,Gl3 %
U. s. Z $40 Treasury Notes, S2s5,O)O, mar
ket value, 2994l95 30
$500 g63 n
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

Reduction I'M The Pricc OF the Daily Press.
Hereafter the price of the daily issue of the
Press will be four cents the single copy. 1t
can be had at the periodical depots and at the
counting room of the office.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27
stores t;O Let,

THREE Brc Stores, in Merris Row, Fore st.
Il Front two Stories high, Rear four stories.
Brick division walls. Slated roofs Steam power
convenient. Rent low. Apply TO
WM III. JERKS,
Jan 27. d3w Real Estate Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

A MODEL BALANCE SIBERIA Chicago pa
per is facetious over q recent charitable DEM
onstration in that city: "The balance sheet of
Ball in account with Charity, as kept by dou-
BILE entry, reads as follows: n.aI s.- .fsls.li
Ball DR.. TO Charity (receipts) : $4,000
Charity DR.. to Ball (expenses) 10000
Balance due from Charity to Ball $4,000
"As the concern does business on the cash
basis, Charity is expected to liquidate the bill
forthwith Charity suffereth long and is
hind
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27
Wanted.

A SITUATION as Bool-keeper or Salesman in
IA manulactory or mercantile house, by young
man who understands general business ana
thoroughly conysrsanJ with and had over 10 years
experience in accounts. Can furnish the best Of sci-
erenee as 10 being worthy an well qualified Tor hu-
sineSs, Address Z. o. Box 30. jan -7-dtt
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

POLICE ITEMS Saturday night only one
person-and that woman-was taken to the
lookup for drunkenness.
Sunday it was so stormy that people kept
within doors, and there was notan arrest made
by the police during the day. .-r
j. ID, CHENEY has on hand large assort-
ment of musical instruments, besides all the
late and popular pieces of music, at his music
store No 96 Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

T.E NEW AMERICAN
Breech Loading Double Gun,
Carries Steel Cartridges, Shells Sold at manufac-
turers prces.-- q. L. BAILEY,
ya2isedtfsN IS Exchange st
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

( sF.0. BAILEY will sell at auction, at o'clock
this afternoons lot of groceries, attached by a
sheriff and ordered to be Sold glAtLtAtS
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

Try it, for it costs but &c. For sale by all drug
gists; or send 35c to o. p. SEYMOUR q CO.. Bos-
not, and receive box by return mail. sep4dtfsN
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27
SPOKEN.

Dec IL, lat &c 05, Ion "a 45 w, ship Mary Bangs,
from Boston for San Francisco.
Jan 9, no lat, sc, brig Martha, irou New York
for Arroyo. w 81 A&.+t+H ha 0-A tsst O|
Jan "a lat IS IS n. lon II &c. barque Nonpareil,
from Buenos Ayres for New York. ..
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27
New Ma, ria,ge f3uide.

An Ess1yJor Young Men, on Physiological Errors
uses and Diseases. incident to Youth and Early
Manhoos, which create appointments to MARRi-
AGE, with sure means OF relief Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes free OF charge. Address DR.. j. Skill
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Hifb ,-t'a.'itt' % jan o. dot a. WV
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27
Catorrh Cam he Cured ,
Raeder's German snuff!

uEADACHE relieved, and in fact every disease
I1of the nose and head permanently cured by the
use of the we'll known remedy
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27
Wanted.

ITO Purchase the Stock and Stand OF q retail
L Grocery store, in a good location. Address Il.
b. Portland 7 o. Giving real name anu location.
Jan. 81 d1w.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

Browns BrOnChlal lrOCneS
Having a direct influence to the parts, giving mme-
diate relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Ia
tarria, COnsumpiiye and Thront Discusses,
Troches are used with always good success
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
to clear and strength the voice.
Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial Troches'' and do
not take any of the Worthless limitations that may
be offered Sold Everywhere. nOi3dS w5m sN
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27
NER VINE
AND TNVEGORATOR!

This Medicine is a NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
waste of vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system. Sleeplessness, Irritabilty,
Loss of Energy, Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con
stipa ion, local Weakness, snd general failing OF
the mental and bodily functions, are the common in
dications OF Nervous Disease. Dodd's Nervine and
Invigorator is complete specific tor all troubles
1t is also the BEST it is also the most agreeable,
Remedy JOr Female Complaints
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27
TO MOTHERS.

ever offered to the public. Prostitution OF Strength
Hystera-retained, excessive, Irregular and painful
menses-yield to its magic power.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27
SfOEG dGD let /!
No. LIS Fore Street.
En- the Granite Block between Market and
silver streets.
Inquire of
". u. PHILLIPS &C. co.
Jan 2i-eodtf

Portland Glass Company
January ed, 1868.
'I'lE Annual meeting OF the Portland Ola ) Com
l. Pany will be held at their works. ON
wednesday 18Th january instant nj z
O'Clock -. VA,
To receive the Report OF the Treasurer and tko s,,b
action thereon as may be sary; To choose live
Dlr s I9r tne ensueing year, and to act upon
BY order OF the Directors
Ian Oh. IA, ..... j. s. PALMER, Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27
The NaiianuI annks.

The quarterly reports of the National Banks,
rendered on the morning of the 9th OF January,
have been consolidated, and the Comptroller
Of the Currency has furnished the following
items for publication:
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

A correspondent of the Saco Courier saws
that from the Saco to the State line the south
ern side of the Little Ossipee valley is one
stretch of pitch pine plains, while on the
northern bank the soil is hard and produc-
tive. The river has seven or eight branches,
each driving one or mere mills Shere are six
saw ana gristmills on the main river.
The SacO Courier mentions that on Wednes-
day several large black fish were seen playful
ly spouting water twenty two to thirty feet
high close to the shore at Old Orchard Beach.
The Courier says the barn of Mr.. James HI
Fogg, in what is called Nebraska, a mile from
the city proper of Biddeford, was burned Sat
urday morning, together with about fifteen
tons of hay therein. Loss 81 600; insured for
1876. ..' .I I... =.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27


Diminishing from this account the sum due
to other banks (Which is more than offset by
bills upon and dues from other banks) we ma
the entire liabilities of the banks to the puphc
for circulation and deposits to be $856o14ooo'
Against this sum the banks hold in cash. spe
Gle and legal tender. $13i, 1854, a little over
IL per cent If we add, however, compounds,
gold certificates, checks and other cash items
and United States securities, we find a total
of S711, 1872 $50 in cash and government stocks,
leaving only $144S sol ,9G7, for which 400 millions
in capital stock and GIG millions in loans and
discounts constitute an ample security. The
loans and discounts are unusually large, ex-
ceeding the capital stock and surplus by $94, :
421, 400. 1t appears, notwiths landing the re-
ported ease in the money market, that the
banks are really making great effort to sup
ply 'the life blood of commerce"
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27
To Music Teachers.

RY Recent arrangements mode with large pub
- fishing house, can supply music teachers
with sheet music and instruction books at Boston
prices. Large lot OF Music just received. . ~.
.lr.+.7f.., f...,I., j. ID. CHENEY.
...-..... 9G Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

ONCE A MONTH, a paper same form as NJ r.
Ledger, devoted to Original Stories Satical Squibs
&c. You can receive 1t year by sending your
name and rs cts. Address ONCE MONTH,
Lewiston, Maine. ' --A IA jan22-d4tsN*
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

We learn from the Clarion that the ladies
of Skowhegan village on Tuesday last gave the
gentlemen an invitation to attend q leap year
party at Brewster's ,hotel. Teams were pro-
vided to take the gentlemen to and from the
party, and at ten O'Clock the whole company
of about $50 sat down to an oyster supper.
Afterwards they engaged in plays and other
amusements till IL O'Clock, when the ladies
paid the bills and took their SWANS home
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-27

The Gardiner Reporter says Mr.. Alvin Doug
lass, of Richmond, recently lost valuable COW,
which had been sick several weeks with what
was supposed to be horn-ail, but on post
norton examination her death proved to have
resulted from single nail found in her
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-10

No SrcE MsS Now.-'sDarnel Wsd-
ster. remarked cid Col. Guupey. IS b.
tFAnnet qa4d of old niggsrhesd sad tas-
t'ne1 It seclrely be.weoc two decsye
seeth II tho lea side .. ais mouth. "Da.
neI Webster was grsa, man Thsrs
wan'n't nothin' mean about him. res
hearn him talk, but twa'n's his talk 50
much as his g.nerosity that tpok ne Ha
had kinder careless way like, tha. ksk
hin from gestin' rich. he never seemed
. think What ttinss cost. Iwss q CON.
II " the Hudson river with him cncs.
ard n the porriD' Darnel Webster and
me was waShin' o1r faces snd slickin' orr
hs'- IN the cabin. and he teok or. hs
tooth brush and brushed bis teeth /
didn' see no other tooth brush around, 80
/ borrowed nisn Ani after u-oi i. !
handed it back 10 him, AID uha. dc ycn
thiak 7 Why. Darnel Webster Just slang
that tooth brush right into the s.re, =
And 81 pose next day ha went ani bought
4 new Que. Thss's sli he cared about
money. There aiu'l no such men as Oar
mel Webster lir!og no=," concluded the
colonel medita.ive!y, IS be spir,e! a
stresn Of tobacco jules lao the frerls g
3: the ether end of the ,o2n,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-10

but rising TO his feet. severed the teSo
animal and his companion from the P.ecc.
as he had done the leaders.
He then leaped upon one Of the wnee'-
ho-ses-the.e alone being now lett
struck them furiously With his sabre
started a: ibunderiag gallop down the
hi'l-aad pursued by hail-storm os but
lets. from which, as General Lee s'y7 IN
his report, she N ra ruiously escaped un-
harmed" carried off the gun in sac =,
and rejoined the cavalry. greeted by a
rolling thunder Of ohaers.
Such was ,he manner II which BrHst7-
ed fought his artillery, and the uSrrstiv
is the barest and most sinlple statement
of fact
Breathed came out Of the war lieu
tenant-colonel only. Napoleon would
have made him marshal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-10

bad been presented BY the author to Fog
and the English Demosthenes had writ
tea On the dg.lsaf thu following nota
The author st Brookes' said there
was 40 sal gStiop for the country tlll slz
heads Of principal persons in the aimip
.1.ration were lad % the table. Elevea
days later the same gentleman accepted
the place of Lord Of Trade under these
very ministers. snd has actsd With them
ever sine"
Lord 1'ankersville assured the poss
Poge-s TIE. Fox onoa played cards w.eh
Gen. Fitzpatrick. at BrooI,es'. fgon -
O'Clock ct night Ill 6 O'Clock tie mex, ST
seruoon, waiter standing by to tell them
whose deal it was, as the two conbatsntS
were too sleepy to know.
Fox once Won SO, 900, and 4 bona
creditor instantly presented himself and
demanded payment
No" ssii FIX. I sgss discharge ny
debts Of honor"
The creditor re,noastrstej Fox then
thr,w the boni into ,hc 6rc.
Nov" said be, "your debt is deb;
of honor" and paid the ostonisned man.
Fox used very often, after many hours
Q play, TO retain lis seat, bu: lay hl4
head on the table aud inst lntsy fall asleep,
exhausted in mind and body.
One nigh: at Brookes' Fox Gusrreled
with Adams, whom ne had tessad abou,
the badness Of the government powder. -
Fcz refused to stand sideways. saying
.'he was Sc thick one way as the other. ,"
Albums fred, and bit his adversary IN the
groin but Fox would not return the shot.
As they advanced to shake hands, Fox
said, Adams. you'd have killed NE if had
not been government powder"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-10

How 10 TELL DISEASED MEAr.-ln
view Of the fact that there is danger that
diseased meat may fnd It's way into the
market, Il may be stated, as a guide to
me4t purchasers, that healthy meat IS
firm aud elastic TO the touch, AMI hardly
mois.ens the fingers. Diseased meat is
soft and wet, and serum ofsen runs from
it. Good meat has but little odor, and
that BY no means disagreeabie. Diseased
oleat las faint and cadaverous sne-i.--
This IS best obserTed by cutting 1t ard
smelling the knife, or pouring hsle
warm water over it when CHOPPED. 1t
loss, also, ten per cent, more weight 10
licking tnan wueu healthy. The DIS
eas engena9red by bad meat are chiefly
ila.raal and tapeworm. Care should
be taken to have meat most thoroughly
cooked. if copsuners wish to avoid al
possibility OF aaimalcules.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-10

y Quaker sad Baptist vsrs tra7shns
together in q stage eoaoa. The latter
took every opportunity Of ridisuhng tbs
former on account of his religious prcfos
SIGN. At length they came TO a heath.
where the body Of malifsctor. lately e1
ecuted, was hanging in chain, on 8 glib
bet. i wonder now." said the Baptist.
what religion this man was Of" "rer-
haps," rep plied the Quaker coldly. "hs
Wa. Baptist. and they have hung hia
GU; % dry"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-10

Mss PAETrSoroS on MARE1Aox.-'I
like to attend weddings" ssid Mrs. Part
ington, as she came back from ons IA
Church, hung her shawl up, and replaced
the black bonnet in the long preserved
bandbox i Ike to see young people
come together with the promise OF love
cherish and nonrish each other. Bat
what solemn thing is matrlmony-a
very solemn thing, where minister
COMES into chaucery with surplus, and
goes through the ceremony Of making
them man and wife. |, ought to be hus-
band and wife, fo- it isn't every husband
that tu!ns cut 70 BE- ms2 declare |
never shall FORGET when Paul =. y - nup-
III al ring on NJ finger, and sad with
woHdlr re35s de- cndow.'' He used
to keep dry goods store then. ana /
thought he vas going to give M tbs
whole thece was III it. / was young sud
~inl le and dii not know, till afterwards,
that it meant one calico gown 2 year
1t is pretty sight to see young people
"plighting their trough" as tue song
says. ami coming up to consume theiF
VOWS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-10

The next morning the Judge Of the pc
lice court sent fer me. went down and
lie received ne cordialiy; said he had
heard u The wonderful taings had ac-
co.Dp!isAol b knocking down ige persons,
ana assaultin =.x others, ard was proud
OF ne. l vas promising young man, ami
all that. Then he offered me toas, !;
Guilty or not guilty responded in
: brief 1ut eioq qleat speech. setting forth
he Importance Of the occasion that had
brought Is together. si:er the usual
ceremonies, l vas reque5.ed = lend sae
city ten do.lars.