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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05
weekly Packet

For Rinlev. MaysvilIe, Portsmouth, Ironton,
Biz sandy. GalliPolis, Point Pleasant
TA,WHEELING. P1TTsBURG
The Regular side,wheel Steamer
ST. CHA IE9,
9. A. BRAVO. Master, = e
WIS. DRAVo, Clerk. 3
80 Leaves Pittsburg every Saturday
Lsl y. evening at o'clock passes Point
Pleasant every Sunday evening avs o'clock;
Returning, leaves Cincinnati every Tuesday
ovon;ng Al 4 o'clock, and passes Point Pleasant
avery Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock.
The ST.. Charles makes regular con"t s,.,i,S
nj GslIipolis with the Kanawba Boats ior tne
K x river Freights and Passengers re.
ceiDted through by Railor Riverto all point,
South and West Prices-Regular, Packet
Rates. Way Frcights and orders will receive
especial attention,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05
VIRGINIA. UNIVERSITY.

WEST VIRGINIA UNlVE s
Hon. j T. HOSE, Prcs't Board Of Regents
G. O STuRGRs, Sec'y
Aux MARTIN D. D., President. and Profess
/ ar Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
F s Lyon, A. NJ, Vice President, Profess
or Of Eng. Literature, and Princip. PrePy
Dept.
Il III H PlERcE. a. NJ, tcapt. o. s. Ay) Pro
lessor Of Mathematics Of Military Tactics.
j ] STEVENSON. A. NJ. PHI, D. Professor OIL
Chemistry and Natural History.
FW WooD, Phi, D., Professor ofAncicnt and
Modern Languages ~
paratory Department.
OBJ PUrExToX, Tutor.
Geo NJ HAaAXs, Esq Superintendent OF tht
Grounds aud Buildings,
HuoH w Brock, N. D., Lecturer on Physloio'
~ and Hygiene.
Hon. JonS A DILLE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
FALL Term begins LIST Tuesday in September
WINreR TERM T" LIST Monday in December.
SpRl>o TERM " Sd Tuesday in March.
CoMMESoEMExT, Sd wednesdayin June.
TulnoS-Prepara,Ory, $500 per Term Of L
:" University. $500 per Term Of /;
weeks.
BoAnnIXa-N 10 exceed 81 per week,
GJ'Send stamp for Catalogue.
Morgantown. W. Va.
Aug. 10, 1869 -ly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

SENSIBLE ThK-Thc Young Ladies
journal thus moralizes on engagements.
The subject is worthy the cousidcratc at
tention of our young readers:
1--WE :hink engagements should Iy
considered more in their true light-a.
periods Of probation merely on both sides,
inasmuch as it is better that fifty engage
ments should come to naught than one
unhappy marriage should be celebrated
Too much stress and inii gnation are Of:
ten expressed at the contemplate reason,
assigned in Court. The fact is, general
ly speaking, there is no definite reason
that can be properly assigned, save thl
all important one of 'incompatiLility o
temper and this is rarely Lrou ght forward
Everything, then. points to the very great.
est care and caution being exercised be.
fore an engagement is sealed. Ifthc good
sense and affection of girl lead her tc
the choice she is making, she stands 6
fair chance in securing a good husband
/ her choice proves TO be wrong. and sh:
has been deceived by the one she trusted
or should he find he cannot love rs he
ought to. it is more honorable that he
should declare it; and we do MT approve
of the argument being brought forward.
as in a recent case. in which the damscI
strongly desired that the quarrel Nigh;
be made up only i'll effect, adding 20 her
cry of marry ne marry me" and ii
yea 10 not III mske yen suffer r-HEhich
ssssv-Ssss, ai,a
red to having to buy his freedom at tie
cost of 5000. Ladies, when they are
fairly engaged, generally stand an excel
lent chance of being held to the bargain
they have made; and if they are let oil il
is only because they are not cared for
In such an event they should see reason
to congratulate themselves that they hav,
found out the truth in time. and have tn,
philosophy to exclaim. better to have
been once loved tthoush not married
than never to have been loved at all : and
so saying, cast their net of charms and
loveliness again into the sea. And it Is
hard if their dearly bought experience
does not enable them this time to bring
their prize safely to land
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
ING. NOVEMBER 10. 1870

Sherter and shorter grew the distance
between Adciph. har6escd 10 the seal,
and the open water; ne were now Only
a few hundred yards. blnFe lisfa woald
% sealed. His cosarades mn rescue
him when, ss1A&snly both - ansl- ihe
|sealfdisappeared.
A horrible. drsai rooted the sailors to
the spot they thought ID was too late
Saddenly however. they heard pisecus
cry. and al rushed forward 10 the place
whence il rssceelsd. -.
There lay Adolph. in a great crack in
the leo. at anchor. This crack had eros
sel The scale path. so i. had Suddenly
turned aside, because here il SAN. its place
w. - NJ s...z.sa~s. -.
asse<,d y Il 80 .,,al
he almost lost the sense of si. i.sh; and hear
ing but, thanks to his fat body. and still
more TO his thick Greenland clothing. he
could not go through with his compan-
ion
When his comrades had delivered him
from his danger. they could not h h,lp join
ing in hearty laugh, hut nevertheless
thanked Gci for his preservation, and de-
termined never to join Greenland cxpe-
ditiou again.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

EH -
How DO WE KNOW TUE WoRLn is
is"CNh.--the 1 aIoI afiantic Ocean Is about
S.ovV niles vide. pom It's bosom, rock.
Cd oy Its waves. and oiten tossed By It's
Siapests, ssirps are constantly saslsGg from
pari t. Ror:. Could you stand upoa the
siogs and isaS ops upon the waters 70
Whese the SKY Spp:irs 70 come down 70
iaese s'ea; YOU hsisns pnssaeiy be able 10
SEQ y Sessti' "hsaa, having sPcift many
aasslishh y crossing ING eread Attsntle. Is
J.'si fi'dFlng ,he port lor whieh she. sails,
\ ners sl''ck she wcnd sem to h,--so
.Hat wHsont telescope yol would
Sc. :y ssRk 1t to be Vessel at all
WIN 'e.ssosre. you would nc able to see
ssioic ..sV slsstiy, ppt never, even with the
rVa'f ysss 90 - sress 9
o.>'ahce' see more than very small part
:" tue sh'p' ana 'hat small part, instead
oi '''hg the oody "f me vessel, would be
Ia ane upper faF' 81 h'F SrArs and raging.
i "t pr %Sad SON |, ee t'A.'n: ~
M =, So' "'.' ,n' >.''l, 10 DC "''I"Ht nun.
nuI; As ny 'i' VIM or Steam she i ir1vcn
I'i'i"'F'' more ana more oi her rigging
appears uh'Ii hiaiIy' the body OF the sap
Is !liied INTO Wow.
Now. suppose 4 round-toppci Ill! be
tween yourself AMI man walking toward
you, the hill Ii high enough. would hide
HIM from your view entirely. but as he
Travelled upward on the other s'Ir, his
head would be lifted above the hilltop,
a!trrward his holy would appear, AMI Il
nalty. when he hn,! reached the summit.
ms whole person world he in sight. CIR
let fly he creeping toward you on an ap
ple You NAY not see him on IN, other
ss;Jc Int wLrn h. 49, VIII, nm ~" o,.,m ~,
rnnrl, / snrf,r, tow,r,s yIn ~ c,",'.. :,
s;-bt n, 20, nf his heal first .ra his f,,,
last
AZ ,b. hill w,n,3 L;3. ,oa, .ho
srrf,,. &c ~, I'll. ,,,a,, L;lnN g.. -
snrfTcr cf III, di.on h;lrS ,L- x''..I -
the distance Tho orr,n tbnr l;Lc ,h..
hin orl Ike tbr ami, mus. b,vo :, ro,,,1.
cd s,rs,ce Bn. tho sprf,cc oF ~, o.,,,
must have the same shane as In, surf,r,,
of the earth its,If and in this WV vc
learn that ,hc Garth is r,und Tho an
noaronc, Of thc .nn r,,., FIRST and b,J -
body last a. \ shin annro,ch.s fr,m :, dis
tan.c. proves that the world is round
But this is not the only proof There
are several others. one of which I will
now cxu'ain.
4 aool OF Erht from the sun ;s f,l';nr
upon the earth day and nj hit alike. 1t
times it falls uron tha sides ON which we
arc; il li-h,s our haL;ations AID our sky.
and W. call It DAY. At times Il f,lIsunSn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
ArFEcrsrrox ANoxa rnrrrY WoNEs

APPRECIATION AMONG PRETTY WOMEN n
There is kind ofaftcctation very common
among pretty women: and this is the al
tcctatiun of not knowing that they aIc
pretty, and not recognizing the effect of
their beauty upon men. Take n woman
with bewilicring eyes irinCcd with long
lashes that distract You, 10 look at; the
creature knows :hat her eyes arc bcwil-
dering. rs we'll as she knows that fire burns.
and ice nelts: she knows the effect of that
trick she has with them-thc sudden up-
lifting Of the heavy lid, and the swift. full
gaze that she gives right into mans
ewes. She las practised it often in the
glass, and knows to \ mathematical nice
ty the exact height to which the lid must
be rnised. and the exact iixi.y of the razr.
She knows the whole meaning OF the look
and the stirring of meu's hiool it creates !;
but if you speak to her of the efect Of the
trick, she puts on an air of EXTREMIST in
noccnce. and protests her entire ignorance
of anything her ewes may say or mean ;
and if you press her hard. she will look
at you the same way for Your own benefit.
and deny at the very moment of the Of
fence. Various ether tricks has she with
those bcwildcrin- eyes of hers. each more
perilous than the other to mems pcaee,
and all unsraringly employed, 10 matter
what the result.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
NO.


Tur lax or Ir,srcny -,,;arrsr,, y~h,s
f,r i,rn- time f,-r.-, ,l,.. mos, .-,,s;rs
sssuie NJ our hsSn,ri.s +. ha. ,,s,y,.e,,,lx,.
nrr.. a la, Iris ,,f .,,, ar,
I very So,htfal W ~ h',a,. .,' y 81 ,,,,,,,
. T. admire. no, 81 mach thn S,yinrs Nm AMI
S5inrs az hcrs>s .s the iac,'s of .h,sc
heroes. which the h;ssnriscx have iuse ein.
ed. Like th, ,,sr...n I'm .he esl.bra,.xi
auocl,,a- thcy have NOT "a. down honest.
ly 10 describe The camel from close ols,,r-'
sation. bit ios l.eyblye. fictitious animal
..,,r4 ~ aysS,..h. ,s tsa.;y cw, - ,.,f..so,-
scioa<,se ~, Niebahr has saurhs us. in
spite ol Sir Co. CossewalI Lewis. ns lmssr,
TO give cr,denoc IN tha oil stories of Liyy
and the early Ronssn historians. but 8,
revars tie i.cs,s. yyssrlt ,ast a ~
>hould the oil ballads az fsnrland. We
do not believe in Rouulus am, Romus aua
their va,i-nur>s. any mcre than we 4. in
tie deeds or Percy At Chevy Chase. pii
that grand hero Of romance, King Ar
thur. ever i. with his chosen KNIGHTS M
that ounirous :ahl, round? Did Lsse.-
T.; love Uuincyere. and MIS- Guiu,y,r,,
uufa!thlul! Or WAS the whole succession
oc !srsnls that Sir Thomas N,Iorv ,,us
rs - wrn - much , fh,, AMI am ALL.
,-,r, - IN, E,,.ri. Og,,y of E,.,n,j
Srtns,r? pe,s any one h,liey, that kmv
Alfred baked c,k,s for the nc,thcr,i's w;fs
or thu. tha, ,trorr Earl of Warwick k;l.
III n, sun c,w with , blnw of HI, Gs,3
n:l IL, ioI,<tr;,n> N,,iiJ, W;,f;,m ,b,,
Con,rar,r's o,,,n GYM. the R,rcrx
t,n,t.yv with her own fair hands. AZ his
tory tells us. or did she only do it by
proxy N the persons OF fifty fair maidons
or -: r- p
Ha~ ti'ovitra the divnity she Is rep
resent! to be! And at that glorious
banquet. where the ''mail'd Ant"ny" sat
~ h'r with the concentrated JOY that sccs
irouhIc near "t hand, how did she drop
IN suddenly dissolve pearl with vine
gar wien We have scarcely an acid strong
enough I" o'l'1; that result IN many days!
naS not 'l."patfaS peal sham one.
Ike the bullet OF hohert ii"udn or Prot.
Ahd'rsIh: as l.ucro'iH chaStc n
"'FhHA aI.n'r 'ri', u prove that shc was
NOT So INA -IcSSaiina indulge IN that
enormous vice Tor wh'eh J"vonai iashcd
nef 81 'e'ri"'y "" ,hc rreneh stage We
,,' nave seen -"'S~"'nn f,ay'u wiz" uouo'e'
nae 'nc ooLS''u" f'"s"'rs VI VT; fecu'rr,
."' '.'' ''''i' y, 'i''s itn r''Siy 'nfon" y"
~" ~ ". vi ,.'' "'"'I,' "''l, ~, ii'd, .nc
'-',ti - '',,'' > :. i.'' ~" ., N''
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

RANpoLPH's AcCURACy.-Iti Is stated il,
one of the biographies of john Randolph,
as an instance of his critical knowledge OF
the English language, that while Dr.
Parrish attended him as medical adviser
during his last Illness. the following seen,
occurred Whilst the doctor was rcad;ng
for Randolph, the word ''impctus'' occur.
red. DIR. 7. pronounced it "impctus,
laying the accent on the second syllable
Randolph, weak and dying as he was, i'm
mediatcly interrupted him with" WRONG
doctor; Impetus, if you please" Short.
ly afterwards, while reading chapter il
the Bible, he read the word ''omni
potent" accenting on the third syllable
Randolph exclaimed-" Wrong again
doctor imaipotcnt is the word
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
A Graz FOR Low Sprrtrs s-Fxerc;.,

A Graz FOR Low Sprrtrs .--Fxerci.C
fer the body. occupation f'r the mind a:
these are the grand constituents of heaifl,
and hsPpin"ss. the cardinal pt'in,s aran
which everything turns. Motion seen :
to be yrcn. preserving principle of n:
turc. To which even inaninntc things aro
subject; for the winds, waves. the carill
Itself, are restless; and the waving a.;
trees. shrubs, and flowers is known b, H.
IN essential part of their ecoaon.y. s-i,-.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

THICKNESS or THE E.Rru's CRrsr-
To enable the earth to resist the tide-gen-
Grating force of the sun and moon, 50 as
to leave the phenomena as they are actu-
ally found, Professor Thompson considers
that i:s cTus: must have n thickness not
less than two thousand or two thousand
Axe hundred miles Such 4 conclusion i
otcou-se quite iac0usiSton; with the hy-
pathesis that the earsh IS = mass of noltel
matter inclosal by a Tin, solid shell.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

Brnnr SnoRr's COMPOSITION on MoRS-
Ixc.-It's very pleasant to get up in the
morning and walk into the green fielGs.
and hear the birds sing. The morning is
the earliest part of the day. The sun ri
ses in the morning. II is very good for
our health to get up early. It is very
pleasant to see the morning In the morn
ing the flowers bloom out and smcll very
gooi. If Il thunde-S in the morning. or
there's rainbow, twill be rainy weather
Fish bite hcst in the morning when you
go 4 fishing. ! like tc sleep in the morn
ing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
4 CnLoREn BOYS CnMrnsrr1ny A

\ CoLoKED BOYS CoMrosIrroy.-A y.
York paper says that a colored boy aston.
ished his teacher by producing the follow.
ing composition Il Q. the mos: Tree.
menjuice of Animc,ls is the HippotamuS
lie is also called the River Horse. hocaus,
he rezemhils An emcnce Pig, being Am
fbbyus aud wares no hair. lie has NJ
Tayle and is celebrated for his Emcnct
Toshcs. 1t is very difficult to catch Hin
rs you never know ware TO find Him
When You 90 TO the Zooloajinkals yo,
never see Him because he always keeps un
der atcrwhich makes the Ignorant say h,
is Fable. In His Native Wills AMI o-i
ginall state He IS very TerriTtck. II,
Treads upon His Eancmeys with Iii
Fee: and Is the Behec Moth ofScripsher. :
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
5000 IN USE

both here an' in Europe, have the control ef
ih" muI hrt for manufacturing purpose. We
h.'ye reduced the size and simpih,d the method
:" thIi any person with httle patience and per
severance cannot ftIi 10 use II and
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

ST. MARY'S S BEACON
Is PUBLISHED EYEar rHrasD.Y BY
81 JANEs s. Downs.

-7ufo f~rF a.. .... #.
TrB'E OF SvFSoislox.--S - o. pr annurn TO
A. iaaa. ~ ttATu SIX months. No sl.hs rr.ptiou
l.iil t,e rfrcjscf !Or = Shorter isriSi tIn sis
inhifls arG No f-fer 10 hr disroiitiru,f until n,
Hrr'n'fee~ ere Iaid except at the opton of the
Fiitiiler. Z
IFhNt oF AnVFGrisISG .-75 cents pc. square
i"r ib' hfs1 'rsfriOn and ~ cent. for every suf-
-ftqtsRi ~ e.i,uR- Eigh' lines or ,ss eons,iinty
sGuafr. lft'- nan a. - insertions. =. not
nafhed al 81 ad.Itisef4.nt. i vii i~ puhlisl-
81 unit 'ertid. and charged accordingly. \
tVf"rsd ,icsi'srtiOn made TO those who advertise
br Tie year.
Communications Of "a personal character will
be charged, si the rates ne advertisements;
ohiusrcs ovtr ten LINES in length will be cEaarr.-
a. ~ 'hc -a'o "f ~ .'a'. ir~ .tt.rr.
NJ communications f,r ru5 i.triou mrs' hc
""'"r1.l.'N vtIl 81 r,.' .,or ~ ne author.
- g." '-.uiion viii i-r prid 10 then, T', rss,
lilu' OF 'h' aal.r viii ..' Dr. Published r.r.,.-
'.s'sla- lu n' cannot e.',.s,u' - in+. 4 comm
nc.,'i,ms uu.,-. Ne know t.~ writer
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

Es' Brick Pomeroy said to a visitor
recently. Going out West. you'll see
my brother. tell him 90 be virtuous and
he'll be eorresponsiinsly l,aFpy but he
won't have lErif - ns,arn fau sBl.r4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

ES Madame De Stael said: 'IfI were
mistress Of fifty languages, / would think
in tie deep German. converse in tho gay
Frcneh. write in the copioas English, sing
in the majestic Spanish, deliver in the no.
be Greek, and make lose ia ;hc s0:i Isal-
iaA, .-,- VA. ..-...r ..r ... -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
GIVE SATISFACTION.

Two persons workin" together can knit and
mr'r'c with one machine. 30 pairs of long
stockings per drv; "r so pair at pulse warm
,rs or l2o scirfs, or l. shirts or drawers, thus
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

TnF Real GENTLEMAN. Not he who
displays the latest fashion, dresses in cx-
trayacanec with gold rings and ehaiss "
display, Not he who talks tlsc lQulr-t.
an,i makes cGu.taut use Of pror4ne lag-
gu1ye an VULGAR wa.ls Mt he who IL
proud and ovcrbcarin who ofpre.set,
the poor, AMI looks with cont mptv VA hon
est industry. Not he who eanupt eoairol
his passions, and humble himself rs -
chilli No: none Of these are real gen
tlrmcn. 1t is irc who is kind and chli-
ging-wh" is ready to do you a favor with
uo hop" Of reward: who visits ;he., poor.
aud assists those who are in need who il
more careful OF his heart than the drcs. 2f
hi person. who is humble and s6eiall,
not irrasciblc or reycns ful; who q
ways speaks ;hr truth without .rSS6tfffg
10 proE.nc or Indecent words. Such II
man is 4 real gentleman. wherever he iifay
bc fonni. Rich or poor. ngh or low, H.
is entitled 70 the appe!tati0n. = =. s. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
E.iRNiNG

fair living or clothing M household in i
.rrrt w..Ic. The pi'.nuud goes on its own
u.rri's ani We simply want \ trial 10 satisfy ev-
rry one.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
Lac Co.

VIE nndcrs'gned have forTIgC zr.rs:-.
partnership nnder the name of Maddox
X Crane. They will practice in the Courts Of
St. Mary's and the adjoining counties and
ais" in the Court Of Appeals.
Especial attention paid to The collection @
claims against individuals, the Stale or tn
Government. Prompt attention given to al
business entrusted to thcir charge.
Address, Maddox & Crane. Leonardiown
st. Mary's county, Md.
G. FRED. MADDOX,
j. PARRAN CRANE,
Dec. 25, lS6T-ti.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
KNITTING

IL. r'inr- iu,l, on The same pr,n,;p'e. So r.r
i'yHi Icing a. experiment. l.ac al othcr family
Anitters, this
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
MACHINE

has been IN successful operation for wears, We
ha'r suppl d r., share ot al the kuit goods
now iu the market.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
AN INCRElSING CONFIDENCE

las crowned orr efforts. We ike 10 have il in
every family, saving money, time, and the On
ger of purchasing worthless articles cal!el fam
lily Knitting iu.l,,..u.s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
H The cco.u. t,ker IN p,,;;,, com eo,,,,

ty, Iowa. asked woman at farm Eou~c
the age of her eldest child, and the reply
was. "You've come around about a month
too soon
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
rs TIE ONLY
PRACTICAL


whether woo'cn. cotton or silk, whether useful
or frr". ltr-. or smll, Of any size or shape
are lo.v yu
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

E<- My dear, SIR" said csndria,c.
aecoyting sturdy wag IN the day of eIcc-
sioa. Il am very glad ts scs yea~r.-
'.YOu neei.'t be-" ri',liesi tisc way |
liavt voted -a ~ sa.s, st .sfsYs t...
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
rofess;onal Cards.

Tsfi't undersigned. Attorneys at Law and
Solicitors IN Chancery, have, this 3rd day
of Jniv, 1886. formed copartnershir IN the
prnrt'ce Of their profession, under the name
and s'v'e fComhs & Downs. They viii prac-
Tee in the C@uniy of Saint Narv's and the adj
oIning Counties, and in the Court o: Appeals.
Especol attention. will he raid 10 the collection
ofc'aIms AGAINST individuals, the State, or the
Government.
References given, when required. Address
.,mhs & Downs. Leonardo an, p. o., St
Ihry'a County, Maryland.
ROBERT C. COMBS
JAS. S. DOWNS.
jay s, ISf6-ly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
THE DIAMOND
K N | r T z r /.

~ unlike az! the so-eallrd fsrnily knitting ma
chiuo@, hirit arc hut experiments At the ex-
Pc:sse OF the PriLiie, apd
rs TIE ONLY
practical kni,ier adapted To the family ana, light
manufacturing. We have manufactured al!
PRACTICAL
machines used in the European and American
knitting ftrtorirs. All tie hosiery and knit
GOO. for the usc of the
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-09-22
A n ORDINANCE RKLArIso To-

"A BOROUGH OF CARRoLLrOwS. in the &. 2
ty OF Cambria, State of Pennsylvania, pS.- 81
the 9Th day Of August, A p, H $50; 80: ,,.,-.
Town Conncfl OF tho Borough of Carrcllt- ~ q.
and It IS hereby OrdsiEed BY the authority q t
same, That from and efter the nrst 'say 90 60
tober, A. ID. 1870, person or persons sh;-i i-
allowed to open out q Picture Gallery, or t-Es
Pictures of any kind whatsoever, in the is"aI
ouxh of CarrolItown. unless be, she Or they shszI
pay a License Tax to the amount OF 7 pr
DOLLARS. PTUrided, that he. she or they arc
not a citizen citizens OF the Borough OF tss'-
rolltowD.
sKcTIoN 9. That from and after the first j. y
of October, A. d. 49,, person or persons
shall be allowed TO sell any goods or articles
whatsoever at auction or public OHtcry. unless
mss ne she .S or tney shall pay License OF hsA S on
or they not citizen citizens of the Bor-
ough of Carrolltown, or Constable, or Sheriff
SECTION 3. That from and after the first day
of October, A. ID. 1870 peddler salesman.
saie or retail. shall be allowed to sell or make
sale, in the Borough of Carrolltown, of anything
License or Tax of TWO DOLLARS. PTyridsd.
that he she or they are not q citizen or citizens
of the Borough of Carrolltown.
SECTION 4. That from and after the first day
OF Octobar, a. ID. 1870. Section lst of an Ordi-
nance OF the borough of Carr0litown. enacted
day Of July, A. ID. 1861 shull be and Is hereby re
pcaled; and that from and after the first day Of
inc in the Boroug6 of Carroiitotyn snail pay a
fine of not less than TWO DOLLARS or more
than TEN DOLLARS, or be imprisoned In the
ough authorities, aud pay costs of suit II con-
victcd.
s2- An these Fines, Taxes and Licenses shall
ough, who shall and will receive the amount.
and will give certificate to the person or per-
Borh dhe to ths tn hSw &
rights and sactire the transaction of their bust
Rsss in aud through 1ae POsa9Eh EogEh q6 6es GE9
Attest-ED. l.. BINDER, Clerk. Isep.15.-lt.l