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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
H0niHat:

AZ fhtal' shooting affray occurred at
nhoal two miles above Pa
cole, Drpot'in Spartanbnrg County, on
niglit,. the lat inst. by wh.ch
a Young man named Gray Hampton
lost his life. The faots,, as' we !tarn
ahem, from private source. are these !;
Gray Hampton. in company with,
w III an M.en went TO Gen. B r. Bates
house upon business Immediately npon
Hampton 'sSsta,ing the ohj"ct of biz visit,
Gen. Bates took up his gun and shot
him in the breast, and' then drew his
pistol, bu. did nob fire. it,. Hampton
died immediately. Bites. innedntelS
surrendered himself to- the proper All
thori,ies: Roli.ics were not concerned
in the matter. Bites is Radical ant
Hampton is Democrat Cot Rh@
niD.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07
III. ATER |

The crcvaSsi in the new canal lcver
AT lh" foo, Of Hogan Avenue isa hun
,ifed and wrn'v.fv i've ferc wide and four
feet deep. Wa."r is pouring into the
civ.
Another break IS reported. on',he in,
nrr lrvrnof the old canal to-ng GIT
All that portion, of The city hrlwcr,,
HE lwo canals and west Of Clnlhurn
street viii doubtless be flooded before
ltIorning.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-07

The centenary of Sir Walter SCOTT
will be foely celebrated 10 the City
of Edinburgh, blythe dbdication Of tho
room iii the base of Me monument to
the great author, origiueAH designed
for q museum to contain interesting
relics connected with Scott's novels,
which will be soon completed. Among
other objects of interest this room
will contain thirty freostone statues,
to cost G3O apiece, ands representing
characters, from tBe leading novels
aud poems Of Scott, showing an am.
pie variety Of charaoter. costume, &c
Much interest is felt in the centenary
in Scotland, and Lsndon apsiliary
committee is in course Of. formation.
l-..t --ss Of ------' #fr
II The following fsh story is located
at Newcastle. Ayman without bands
while fishing near there q short time
siuce, dropped his gold watch over
board, and had the. pleasure Of seeip,
hurgry soulpin gobble it down tant
swim away in evident delight. Tw'
heurs later, ,at tho distance Of q mil
from where tie accident occurred
john, observed a. LOT Of, soulpins, il
, one Of whicH,te dis,iuetl y lieard til
we'll known tiok of his watch. IL
:. cautiously aud, qnioMy spearad th
, aSh !; disembowelings bin be foun
the watch in bis stomach,. in goo'
running order!. ar.J73l
L..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

he Hoxr1xY NovKIxff1 yo1 ArsuoI.-afsAe
good things IN 'sThe Moafhly Novslssasf' wue
sniy gessraIly known throughout the cesnty
Il woald eircnlate By the hundred thoasnsd
copies. Bat Il viii Be known, and hat TO. In
. shers time, for it 10 gaining in satimasion
quite fast, and hiss the most liberal list Of con-
sents. the most varied, IN all respects, u any
uagaxine In the United States. Sea stories, ad-
vestarea, lsve stories. poetry, history, bioera-
ply, ETC., etc., can be found in each number
and now here ID the August iasae bright with
good things just such - the public relish
Here IL . list Of contens THE Raroners
Daughter" 'tAt Sea; :" "a Domestic Mystery,
Trapped by . Woman; !" i'Charlemagne -
''r6s Cnforgotten :" ''hr. Farringtou's House.
keeper" Two Moods !" ''Iomeward Bound"
''rhe Bald Ghoss;'' ga Difficult wooinr >,
observation-disclosures" "The Black Dom
ino;" ''Preeious Stones !" ''The First Gentle
man in EursSe;" ''Hsymaking;'' 1.-THE Temp
sation;" Dealings with Mad Dogs;" ''The
Country Of tn Koraks;" .sThe PHILOSOPHY of
Birds Nest,," Our Juvenile Department-"A
False Step: or, The Forssnes and Nisforsunes
Of Fred Wilder" ''How Johnny went 10 the
Circus" "John's Revenge" "Anecdo,es-
Wit and Humor." Only 30leentsa number, or
Sc per ysar. Send Is centsfor specimen copies.
Address Themes Talbot 6 Congress Street,
Bos:oB.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS The
nominations BY the Democratic State Con-
vention. which convened in Baltimore on
Wednesday Of last week. of Hon. WILL
LIAM PrsKsrr Wnrrr for Governor; of
Hon. LEVIN wooLroRD for Comptroller
and ANDREW K. SrEsrER, Esqr., for At
torney General, meets the thorough ap-
prevail Of the democratic party of St. Ma
rvs. fit had been the privilege Of our
county to have named the State Ticket,
We are certain that Whyte and woolford
would have been named, and the vote of
one Of our delegates for Mr.. Sycstcr shows
that. though personally unknown to the
bulk Of our people. he is not without a
large following Of admirers in this section
Of the State.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

HARPER's MAGAZINE roR AUGrsr.-The Al
gaH number Of Harper's Magazine gives . large
number Of substantial and important articles,
besides fair proportion Of lighter matter Of
unusual excellence. II Is novel, entertaining,
and instructive number, and Is profasely illus-
trated, containing sixty-three engravings Of the
most varied character. The article Of the Au-
gust number Of Harper which has impressed Us
most deeply is the contribution Of Mrs. RAN
dolph, a granddaughter of Jefferson, on the
domestic life Of that Statesman. II puts to rest
many current calumnies which represent this
eminent man as q libertine, q demagoguc, .
gambler, and an infidel. No one can read this
review Of Jefersons family life
portraying his simple tastes, his tenderness to-
ward his wife, and his watchful and judiciousiy
exercised guardianship of his daughters-with-
out being touched with feeling of regret that
q life SO high and beautiful has so long been al
lowed to remain hidden under cloud.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

- The chronological Journal comes to as
with the August Number, richly laden with
good reading. John Tyndall, the eminen,
Chemist; Under the Surface, or the Workings
Of Universal Law; Spiritual Presence; The
Beggar and the Banker; Miss Kate Stanton
Dirty Children; The Nervous and the Paraly zed;
Street Sights in China, with original Celestial
Designs; The German School Sys;em-what i,
is; The Chinese Labor Question, or a new
Guessing of an Old Puzzle; Conversation aid
its Uses; Are we True to Ourselves? Our next
President; A Good Wife; Hotel Life in Cali
fornia; The Judgment of Satan; 4 Picture in
Two Lights; The Beautiful Sunshine, a new
Poem after the style Of Beautiful Snow
Price, 80 cents. So year. Address, s. r.
Wells, Publisher, 3ss Broadway, New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

THE PEoPLR AND TIE TARrYT.-The
tariff question resolves into this: How can
a given amount Of money be raised from
duties on imports 60 as to take the small.
lest possible amount from the pockets OF
taxpayers for improper purposesi Tha,
is the plain question. and it is one of the
very highest practical importance. 1t is
question upon which the people will
vote. in spite Of all the efforts Of monopo-
lists and their organs to smother it under
bogus issues.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

REMOVAL or WALNUT STAINS FROM TIE
HAxDs.-Thosc of our young friends who
have occasion to gather walnu.s may be
interested to have hint as to the hes.
method Of removing the stains produced
in hulling them. This may be accom-
plished by simply rubbing with slices
at apple or Of pear; the cleaning power
being due. 1t is supposed. to the presence
Of the acid. which. therefore. may perhaps
be advantagcously replaced by citric acid
or lemon juice. If. however, the stains
be at once thoroughly washed in fresh wa
ter, without using soap. they may be made
to disappear almost entirely; but soap is
unadvisable, since its alkali acts a. a NOR
dant and fixes the color.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

eiiissory. reoommendae,y. The questiea
wss net "sPruas sPc. lie people" and
'hurrisdly rus tkrough." but more thaa
double tho ssaai notice ws giveu. and
Extraordinary means were exerted 10
elicit full expression Of tie popular win.
Il ID mot true dat 4 'm.jority Of the par
~" opposed their SETON. br fhsee-6ourshs
Of the party. uuquestionably. sustained il.
No "unfsir means" we're exersed to 'sup-
press the voice Of the people"-at least.
the charge ID . new orc IN this locality.
We are not responsible" therefore. for
the division in our party and We resent
the inuendo rs . ealunny uyoa us.
To whom were the various propositions
presented. referred 10 at the close Of the
paragraph We have cited. and who had
the power TO accept Or reject them? The
people. alone. could entertain sud control
them; and. il they refused 10 adopt them.
Why now seek to revive them? II it to
keep alive and embitter the odds and ends
If the opposition and encourage republi-
eanism BY democratic defeat?
The closing paragraph of this card pre-
sents no new feature for discussion. other
than its palpab!e inconsistency with the
position of its authors. The evils COM
planned Of are not the result Of Conven-
lions. but have been fastened upon US BY
the independens system. No party holds
Office here through the agency Of q Con-
vention, but all are the offsprings of the
healthy organization" which is advoca-
ted. If the "reform Of abuses" is the
object which is sought. this is certainly a
novel method for its attainment. We sup
pose, these gentlemen are acting upon the
principle. that 1.-THE hair Of the dog is good
for the bite" or upon some similar theory
known only to homeopathy. We confess
to our obtuseness to this style of logic.
and the people. We predict, will be equal
ly slow to sec it.
We may add, in conclusion. that We
have no disparaging remark for either of
the gentlemen upon the Independent Tick
ct. They are all our personal friends.
and have stood shoulder to shoulder with
US in many a hard fought contest. We
think, they have taken this step in mo-
ment Of temporary excitement and with
out due reflection Us to the consequences
of the result. We cannot believe, that
they would wantonly pull down the tenn
pie, which, By their active assistance, our
people have erected; or, that they will
convert the .corner stone" Of their faith
into mud-sill for Republicanism. They
can have no hopes for success eithin the
party, and must become natural allies to the
opposition element. This position is false
and untenable, and obnoxious to charges
we refrain from making. We still hope
and believe they will abandon their pres.
ent position and give their earnest sup
port to the nominees of the Convention.
If they shall fail to do so. however. it only
remains for us to fight them. and We shall
rely, with hope AID confidence, upon the
sterling and uawavcring integrity of the
democracy Of St. Mary's. in the painful
and unnatural conflict they have forced
upon US.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

DINNER At NEwrowS. Dinner will
be given at the Newtovn Mansion House,
on Sunday next, the proceeds of which
are to be applied to the repair of New,own
Church. The bill Of fare will embrace oil
the delicacies Of land and water, and will
b served under the auspices Of the ladies
Of the congregation. Two fue sail boats
viii leave Leonardtown wharf. for New
town. on Sunday morning next. and re-
turn at suitable hour in the afternoon.
Tickets SO cents. We bespcak the lively
interest Of our citizens in behalf Of this
laudable enterprise.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27
PENWICKY MANOR
and containing
PAP acres,

more or less.
This land il Of excellent soil and in q
fair state Of cultivation and Improvement.
There is q good DWELLING HOUSE
and all necessary ous-buildngs upon it.
There is considerable Timber upon il, aud
the location is healthy and pleasant, and
convenient to Churches. Mills, Stores, 4.
There are several Steamboat landings.
on the Patuxons river, within about two
or three miles Of the premises and the en-.
tire property is located near the line Of
the proposed Washington and Poin, Look.
out railroad.
The finest Of the celebrated P.tuxeus
OYSTERS abound In the waters coove.
n'en.ly near to this estate. whilst the DC
euiIar adaptstion Of the soil to :hc culture
Of TOBACCO is . matter to Be noted by
those desirous Of engaging in agricultural
pursuits.
THE TERMS OF SALE. .. pr..erib.
ed b the decree. are cash on he day Of
sale.
Upon the payment Of the purchase mo.
ney, the Trustees viii execute Deed "a
the puachaser, free. clear and discharged
from all claims Of the parties to this sui,
and Of those claiming By. from or under
them.
ROBERT c. COMBS.
JAS. 8. DOWNS.
July 20. Is:l-s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

CEO. r. ROWELL / CO., 20 Park Ro~
" Ner York.
SL PErTENGILL 4 co., 81 Park Rs~,
Ntr Fork,
Are the sole agents for the ST. Nary. Beacon
in that city. and are authorized to conirac
for inserting advertisements for rs =, our low.
est cash rates. Advertisers in tina, city are re.
quested 10 :eave their favors with either of the
above houses.
tet 81, 1870.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

Vrsrrcas PROM ABaoAp.-The Hotels Of
our village are still shronged with visitor.
from the adjacent cities. and Lconardtown
Is rapidly gaining favor as place Of Sum-
mer resort. In point Of health. fare and
cheerful aud pleasant society, We stand
par ezcel9eaee in The estimation Of all who
have tried as. Il is sufficient 10 say, in
the praise of our landlords, that their Wis
isors Ct the past two Summers are again
With them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27
licensed Avc,,.,.r,.

II u. EDWARDS, having snali6ed % a.
~ Aset'0oesr according 70 the License
Laws Of the Uniied States. gives notice Tia, as
will attend TO the sale Of ell real or personal
property that may b offered az public auction
INST. sesy'sl county. Address, n Y Edwasds,
Grss. hsils O., s. Nasy's. ssssty, Nd.
Jan -, ieso-a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

Coot wEArusa.-The .'oldess inhabi.
sant" can scarcely remember parallel 10
tho cool snap Of the past three days; bat.
with eopioas showers. and the advanoed
condition u our corn and tobacco crops.
vs believe. no material damage Aas been
inflicted BY t. The weather i exeellens,
ss present writing. ssd our hrnsrs ass
jsbilass over their sFaendid prospects e.
crops. +.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

WHAT DIyrERrScE What sort of mo.
rality is that which executes punitive sta
tutes against unconvicted bigamists in
Utah, and pardons convicted bigamists in
Washington. BY what process Of ratioci-
nation is it reconeiled to the moral UNDER
standing Of party that has 50 often boast
ed that it was engaged in the interests Of
God and humanity? How is it to BE-
shown that the punishment of . religious
fanatic for having three wives at Salt Lake
is for the interest Of God, while the par.
don Of political fanatic with an equal
number Of wives, in another section, is
for the interest Of humanity!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

MATERIAL FOR ASrArEsMAS-The high
patriotic motives which induced General
Grant to become candidate for the Pres
idency are thus stated BY himself; Fl be-
licred that il a Democratic President was
elected there would be little chance for
those who fought for the Union. They
would certainly have got, rid Of the Office
|of the Obmmander-insOh Chief Of the Army!
and so shelved me! Believing this,
went into the contest in earnest"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27
$75 REWARD.

DROKE JAIL at Lconardtewn on
- Tuesday night, the 1l,h instant.
two white men ani boy. confined there
in fer .arcrny. TIE mn gave their
names o. WILLIAM BENTON and DA.
RUS BENTON aud clsim to be from
Ken. c"unty. Maryland. Toy were ar
rested 10 Baltimore for stealing an an
Choir and ch,in in this county. The par
IFS arc very much alike. one Of them
frcckicd, light complexion. and reddish
hair. The marks Of tho other no. re-
mcmbered. The boy is named THOM.
AS OBRANNON. rs Of Irish extraction,
claims to be from Baltimore, was arcs
d in this county for stealing . watch
and box ofclo,!ing. says h. is II years
# agc,-!ight complexlon-,,her mark.
net remembered. l will give S25 re-
ward for the arrest aud dliv.ry (, m,
OF any of these parties or SI5 for the Ar
rest ano livery TO me of Ill of then.
JAS. Il. ALVEY,
Sheriff.
July IS. ls7l-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27
A Card.

THE undersigned. having now m inter
L est ia the commission business with
the we'll known firm Of Neale, Harris & Co,
81 Baltimore, would inform his friends and
the public generally Of the fact. and rr-
specifically solicit share OF their patronage.
confident IN the belief that no pains will BE-
spared 10 promote their interest.
r. C. kEALE
July 10, l67i-6m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27
NOTICE.

WILL be at s. G. Thompson's store
II on SATURDAY next. the 29th in
slant. to deny the charges made agains,
me in the neighborhood by Mr.. J. +
King to the effect that I had ordered
tickets on the Crawford System" to be
printed at his Office without paving 70,
them, &c. BFGRAVES.
July ~, 1sT1-1t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

GRANTS ApvrsERs.-The Springfield
Republican is Of the opinion that Gran.
is surrounded BY the most laundering set
Of advisers that any President ever had
Either this is the case or he never takes
the advice Of his advisers except when
they advise him to blundcr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

6esAxfxs Up.-Ssaator 0aises cfTex-
- i . colored man With ideas If his ovn.
In . recent speech b claimed that the
blaek man e Teas cnostituted the real
Rspublieaa party % hi Se,ss. Said BE,
els i time % hook It the great power va
posssss. IL , sin to have power and
sot 10 use e We could put ball in Il.
Gee II r Rsaoed TO-" Aud therefore h
proecsdlO 10 advocate his own claims "a
represent Texas in Congress. in preference
10 eolorsd earpet-baggers. like G. r. Rei!.
" Of Maine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

RELIGIOUS NOTrCE.-The Lord
willing. a woods meeting will be held in
the Grove near Bethel Church. common
cling FRIDAY, July 2S,h. and will con-
tinuc several days. Our friends of other
churches are invited.
l.. G.. MARTIN,
July q, 1S71-lt. PC.
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the green leaves cone again ~

Where do fairies hide their heads
When snow Lies on the hills
When frost has spoiled their mossy beds.
And erystallixed their rills? {
Beneath the mooa they cannot trip
In circles DER the plain,
And drops Of dew they cannot sip,
Till the green leaves come again,
Till the green leaves come again,
Till the green leares come again,
And drops Of dew they cannot sip,
Till the green leares come again.
Perhaps in little diving bells
They sink benath the waves,
fnhabiting the wreathed shells,
Or dwell in raicnves..
Perhaps in red vesuvius
Carousal, they maiatsin,
And cheer their little sYirits thus,
Till the green leaves eetae again,
Till the green lesves, etc.
When they return there shall be- mirth'
And music in the air,
With fairy rings about the earth;
And mischief everywhere.
The maids to keep the elves aloof
Shall bar the dooss in vain.
No key-hole shall be fairy proof,
When the green leaves come again,
When the green leaves, ETC..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

SHERNAx OxcE MoRR.-Now what will
the Radical papers say about Gen. Sher-
mans last speech The one be delivered
few days siacc afthe commencement of
the Georgetown College. The grand Rad
ical idea is to convince the people Of the
North that the South is still meditating a
disruption Of the Union. Gen. Sherman,
in the course Of his address. declared il to
be just As likely that such an attempt
would come from the North a from the
South.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

THR NATIONAL PLAfroan. signs
OF the times point with unerring certainty
to the platform on which the Democracy
will stand in 1872. Blind must be he
who thinks otherwise. Five States and
one Territory-to Wit. Pennsylvania,
Ohio. Iowa. California. Maine and New
Mexico-have already spoken upon thessb.
jet is unmistakable terms. and in q short
time New York. Wisconsin. and other
States win come laundering in the same
direction.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

GRAIN.-Receipts Of Wheat to-day 22,.5s
bushels: market was dull and heavy. Sales
embrace 200 bushels Southern white ut 81 81
@l.50; ;, loo bushels choice amber 81 As "a so;
6,oo0d s, 900 bushels good to prime Southern
red, principally for export, At 81 3s6l AZ !;
1000 bushels. inferior 20 fair, $i.?56.l IS !;
2,ioo bushels Ohio and Indiana red 81 $40, 40
Corn-Receipts 10, 337 bushels, Of which only
s37 bushels white selling at 7s679 cts; no
choice offered; $500 bushels Southern yellow
1904 cts; Zoo bushels Western do. II cts. !;
400 do. MIXED 20 cts. Oats, 800 bushels Of
fered, and nearly all reported sold, ranging from
5eGel cts. for new Southern, and included
we're 300 bushels old 6oGs2 cts. Rye-No Of
ferings or sales.-MoWday, July 3ssh.
TOBACCO.-For Leaf Of oil descriptions the
market may be written firm with An advancing
tendency, but the market this week has been
comparatively quiet, business being TO some ex-
tent checked by the advanced rates demanded
BY holders. Maryland is arriving more freely.
the inspections this week being upwxrds Of 800
hhds. but most Of the offered has been taken
In Ohio We have only TO report sxies of abou,
loo hhds., but in Kentucky there has been little
done, and in Virginia we have heard no move.
ment. Cleared this weak l,l<o hhds leaf. 20
hhds. stems to Bremen, and I33 hhds leaf, 24s
hhds- stems to Rotterdam. We quote a. before,
viz:
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NEAlE'S LOT.
aud c,n'aiaing
III l.2 acres.

more or less.
This Ian lies near the Head Of Saint
Clement. B y.and Joins tho 6us home
stead estate OF William Bisece. II il Of
excellent soil and has fair improvements
upon it. l, is conveniently located 70
G. 'chcs. Stores. Mills. Post Office, kc.
There i. considerable quantity Of valu-
able TIMBER on the premises, waich
are well wa'erel and adap'ed to the rai.-
ing Of s.Nck As yell - the stap.e products
Of the country.
The location is = healthy and pleasant
one. and the adjacent neighborhood 10 on.
"f III most thrifty and improved sections
OF the county.
TERMS OF SALE,
A. prescribed by the decree, are cash on
the day of sale an upon the p.ymen. Of
the purchase money the Trustees are au-
thorised and directed te execute deed u
the purchaser. free, ciea. aud discharged
from ell claims Of the parties to chi. sui.
aud Of those claiming from. BY or uaier
them.
ROBERT c. COMBS.
JAS. S. DOWNS,
July 90. 1S71-.s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

"wHxaE 10 rua FAnID HrDs THE
beautiful words sSllowing. welded to mu-
SIC worthy Of them and happily rendered.
Sere heard BY rs for the frst time . few
days since At . eoavivial gathering at de-
lightfal Pav-Psv. The paternity Of the
song Vas unlnovs ts<hs singer. now 10
thissle-csoyAea SItsA honevard bound.
but il parentass spsxa. the song itself 50
impressed rs. especially the refrain, that.
wishoasfurther prologue. We give the words
to the reader. peenising. if the music is
in puhlicafm yet il. and learn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27
DIED.

In Baltimore city. on the 18th instant AL
EXANDER b. CHIvREL, formerly Of this coun-
~.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

THE WILSON IMPROVED SHUTTLE SEW
L ing 1sehines. $40 cheaper Aan sny other
frat eia's machine. For siapiiasy and dsyabii.-
y fAey ssaad anrieoiied. ~, sfiekiag, kernins,
fsek'ag, telling, sxiitias, eord.ns, &C., iAey srs
snexceiied
DORSEY, PITT l. LowpHNsLAYER,
Agents. No. ~ North Euiaw street.
Baltimore, Nd.
~ Agens wanted. "a
nay II, ls'l-3m.