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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10
@rplofou BON fblaaenocn SSetza
torn

Scranton, 8a., 8. glpril.-Seute MtOr'
gen ereignete iid] eire @rplOiiOn pon 6euer'
oampfen i'm Yiuebroof= Sdlad)te Der vgada'
manna=GiIen' &otlen.&omp., poourd Elm
Dtann get0otet unO 3luet anoere lhwer per'
lett murotn. Al8 bic 2eute sur Irbett 9tn'
gcn, lpurOen ite non cem Grubenaufeber Dor
elmer Qerpiiien Sammer ipieberholt geWarnt,
meil i6lageuOc gSetter III berIelben ieien
0enno6 ging Elm 8er9mann, NamenS Sames
Stont, nit eiuenl unbcOedten 2ifte blneln.
goiort erfolgte Die GrploFol1, rpoOur6 elnlr.
better, NameuS Gompbel, get0Otet unO Bats
rid S'6ara ihmsr, iuenn nldt IebenSJeFagr'
lid, perlebt luurpe. Stone erBteit 9ltldptaua
ihnltn1me SrnubpnnDen.
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Nssa,j II, NIbnrt,. 81 IN.
ysahlen in Neip=c5crfeD.

Qlbanp, N.=Y., 9. april. - 0rei 0ia,
nors.Gauoioateu ilnO i'm 6eloe. Die gSabl
Geht trot beS Regen8 id1ueQ Dor ii9.
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4 a Oh q a 8.

aneu unicrcu 2sicru, ipeldje aber oen bsFeu Btut,
no ie
bic SGBne i6mer3lus aaSge3ngrn
betomnlen f0nuer Iidt i'm alaren in6, r0tbeR mir, Ju
Sr. S&Sin6ca,
SIR. t83, 5anette, oberbdlb ifraSe,
u gtbeu. or 1T in Der Chat Elm rperte, bat felt
HCben Snbren 9ub9ds o5ne Sebl9iGg, Obne eiHeH
einSieCn uuina un9emenoet.
gdtteRten meroen itete BON enem erfabrcusn gee
Ididten 30buarjte, nit uou eiHem glitteutcu bes
bauoelt. (MGr5ItST)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10
@einberger's @dnblaben,
Gcfe pom Gutaps unh 9aratoaaftr.
uno
fNpriI5 3gJ3te) Nr fO3 SSeff> >SSdItim orr sfr
Dfuiamilt a. Dpf & Conn.

NSSsN~$$SS$ " ~J$C*opSWf
Gde BON Guta,ps ,tnh @aratoaaftr.
uno
'April5,sMte, ger. tO3. asefasssaltimDreftr.
pfnjamin 4. Doe 4 Comp,
Smporteure BON uno SAMPLER init
Kanc1> Srccerte=N Nrtifeln, QSetnen
uno 2iauprs,
g2r. 142, @eft=8altimoreitraBe,
,alten fortudbreno porrdtbs elm POLES aiiortiment
BON Waaren in ibrem 4ate nnp bitten nm seidlisen
Beiudb. Sbre 9reiie fino binis, uno fe sarontlren
3ufriebenite1ung. tSoni6-Eebt'37,D
Ncue Nufiasc tes
Mtnifie'i1en 3et1nen>Su1es.
9as mehaniide 3eidnenz Bud, adte @ufs
lage, nit Sc Stablitiden, 81.
Das sepmetrifd,e Seid,nenbnct,, finite Iuflase,
reubirt uno psra,DBert, init As gtablthen, 81.
BUR Mniidt unb gum 8erfaue i'm Depot iiir 3eibner,
Nr. 114, WeitzSaltimoreltr.
(4S-D 9E. GRinifie X SDbne.
0elbe Ji6ten JuBbnhen>9ielen.
Gin GROCER gorratb pom 4l4 unb SD fsuBboben=
9slen, roden uno isrtis gum se9en, i'm @roBsn
uno &ieinen. George y. Splcr,
SobelzWiiblc, Boitonfr @anton.
Oelbes Tibtem>SauBpl, aus @enrsia,
su pertaufen, rob ooer natb gluitras ssidntttsn.
George 8. Spler,
DaMpf- -@dsemhble, SofonitrGBe Canton.
(San. 81, ,12TteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10
Y}aIfimorer SdlIlbeuzi i,jelcllldlaff.

tpeleeu erubt, lid Oouner flag. oen Ii. D. Dits,
Ratmitta9s 2 tbr, i'm S6igenzga eiusufEoen,
nm ftt in eiaer Die 9eeai6oit 6etrefieuoer Sae Sn
beipre6en.
(o7-SI Miehrcre Nautstt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10
~ 5obn q. s @eOre M. 1errs,
S,hr;i,n+o,, mn, feuprfplten 2iedei}feiuer.

YWUIIIWWIEW VVI TE*S*TSTsVst
Soh,u ibr ailreau non Wr. 294, Montsomerpftrase
rafb Ser RprhpffsGde Der Sambur9s nnr xSart
merSraNe perlest, moielbf aue auitrdSs prompt
o,fSaefHkrt ,peroen. (Son.olS1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10
9ie ein3ise abte perbeKerte 3amc'>
Sdtp N;ihmoifi,iup

IWt JtHyIHH1HtNV,
iopie Die empire uno ale anberu, aud Sin9er'f
Hr. 2 in benz . ampi=H Heparir= Sabenpon
Sbpmds 9banfs,
fSanI.1S.g) Gfe Der qpmborrs uue Sharpffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10

9lrmcusSlinie
fit 8rganSluug bon 9aIsz naO Guns
uenfraufbriten.
Rr. 90, RUre= GbGricss StraRe.

Dtr. 90, Rurez cbdrics:6 6traRe.
Seoeu Ytor9en pou big u5r.
SebanbtInoeT Hr;t.. =. Or. Sleitstndnn.
s @on(uItircnbcr gT,t 0rCf. DfIltenberser.
&oRinltiren6er@ 5rura ...Dr. NldH y. SmItb
Spredffunoen fdr 8rtpattrG ute: Don s
nbr Roreens bis Il br Hahmtta9s.
i5Sebr HAN Or. sB. GSIeitSmCnu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10
&nnit=Nbutoarapbte! !

y(t. 40, NUfUS0 0gufIgSHTIBt =!
Ridbdrb Balsl lenft genS ergebenit bic IuImerfz
iamteit oes ublitums unb Der aunafreunoe oni iein
Yortraits in fiinttIerii9er @eile
ansaertsen g5 isosn Svss css ateisrs iiSe bic
in BafteI, @ranon. Baiieriarben, Suide india Ink
uno Del aus,ufubren. Ginfacbe YbotoSrapbie'n
perDen in ebenfo eteganter, als porsi9dber 2Seiie
ausaeiibrt. 8eonoere lufmerfiamflit plro Der 6 o.
piruna BON fle,neren Bilbern oertorbener sSreunoc
eewomet Juno beinbet iid cine ieuereite Spinbe i'm
gtablliiemente, i'm mertboolle Silper, bic coptrt
tperoen ioIen, inter allen umfdnpen Dor 3eritorun9
All betpablen). Sie ausaebebHten Ginrihturger oe6
ateers ermosllhen es jebe iibernassue 9beit in Der
portreffIititen Weie unD pinftltdb ausSuilibrer.
I2i-Nl Mid1nrc SSdl2I. Mr. A6 Nnrh ShnrlsSftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10
0eors Strobmeger, ju,1.,
Rr. 25, Sff=SalttmpreifraBe,

bot forttu1brenb on Sanb gum Serfaufe aGe Wrfen
RGbmaiooinen uno Utaterialien tir bieielber. Wa-
fbnen ueroen auseebeiiert in turSer 3eit gu buaen
Breilen. (Iua. t,12p2t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10
Ear. fO3, Beff.Eeltimpres,
1. Gbiire BON Soflitapitrase,
Nr. 1O3. f.Salrimpre,,


1. 9bire BON SofitapftraEe,
Sar. 1O3, gSeffsS alrimpre,,
f. GbIre BON SellibaefraBe,
Yretslifte fir sSriibtin9 unb g ommcr:
Seine eena9elte Serrenzg gaiters s...........$1.75
ssene 9endbte Serren=@aiters. s............... 2.25
Seine eendbte Box-Toe- -Serren=@aiters ....... $50
@endbte talbleberne 5erren=@ @5aiters ....... $50
@endbte fran5 falbfeberne Serren=Steiel. 600
@enaselte falblebcrne Serren=Stefel.. 400
Wtt Der 1ano seradbte franS. falbleberne Sties
f.. fir SerreH. Observation-Disclosures. 600
GalhlebGrnc Salmoral6 fit Serren. .......... 200
Nebri9e Serren=Shube BON franj. Ialbleber :. 2.25
Waiierbidbte Serren= Stefel fir Ytetser urb
Brauer.. @...................$3 1926, $50 400
Sanye falbleberre annhcnzSteid. ........... 2.25
Samen= =Oepartement:
2anns=S SeitendRiir= @aiters iiir Samen. .25
SamensS Shnirz9aitcrs s...................... 1.5O
9anen=@ onares =@aiters. Observation-Disclosures. 1.25
Stunpfenbi9e 2aitins= =Sfube fiir Samen. go. 2.00
&albleoerne Damen=9 9alnorals. als.............. f.50
Wfaroto- 0amen=S dube. ........ ............ 1.31
Batentleberne n6pf=Stieicl fir Samen.
fSran5. SiegenleSer1e Samenz slippers. ..... 1925
Warodo=O Oamtn= lipper5 r5.................... 70
Damen= =Geppid;= Slippers .................... 65
Wanstud= =SameH=S Slippers. $50. %
8r erbaften tdsltb meme Moben gu bintseren
Breiien, oils irsenb elm anberes S9ubsei6dit in Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10
&auft feinc y1GbmaSebine,

ebe Sbr Die ssrduidloie. da ielbit olenoe SGtan5,
Rao 8erbe eilerun9 9eieben, Die toiienrc an
aGen perSiialiden @ai6inen, ipel6e in Rem Ser.
re-, nabs @aurase, aefanit ipeyosn anssbrat iuitS
NIB. Naidinen uermietbet, ausse6eiisrt UNI unlz
9etau5tt. tIpr2, 12VtkD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10
S6recfcn auf cincn Sampfs
cEdbrbppte.

9(lban1, 8. aptil.-0as SGbrbOOt bon
Gron murbe geitern 4beno nit cine 80 YaNa.
aieren bur6 oaS 8reibeiS ben 6luB btnunter.
9etri.6en. 9aS Sis gerietb in bie 6doer uno
SQ8 Boot tpurSe gdnSlt9 uuleut6ar. Sd)lieBt
ltdj itieb oalel6e segen Die alte @iienbabu:
gride in Der gtdbe UOu bier, iein SOroertas
Itea, 9laudiang uAO Steuerbaus wuroen meg
aeriilen II. oas yoot erlitt aHocre i9pere Se-
idaDiaungeu. Die YaIiagiere fomen 9liid=
lid)erlOeile nit 0em Sdreden baoOn. 8ie
gogen Der Bride, 9e9en tuelde bas Boot
anranute, iusrOen gduSttd) neu gebaut m:rOen
miiiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10
TeuerSbriinfte,

96ila6elpbia, 8. 2lpril. - 9ie
&no6eumebl blfabrif BON Sau9b & S0bncn an
Der Morristr. .zQSerfte, lpuroe beute Dtorgen
ourd 6euer 5wit6rt. Serlult 100000, Sur4
SerTd)erung geoedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10

2onbon, 9. Qpril. - 8aDerlife Sonr,
male bementiren ben Serid1t, buB &Dnig 2uos
mig nit elmer So9ter oes B:inSen Srieorlb
@arl perlobt Jet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10

@einberger's,
@eitberger's
Sbub= nnb Stiefet=9dben.
Der sanss 9sorrotb einer Sdut.Sabrif anf Dem sroz
Sen 8anterOtt6z zIuftions= sSertaui sefauft.
l1ngebenere Iortbeile,
ilnsebenere Gartbeile
hei'm 3oufen bon
Stiejeln uub Sdubeu!
gtiefeIm unS Gt1uben!
Ssbes 4aar sarantirt
Sebes 8aar sorantirt
@einberser's Sdub> II. stiefelaben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10
Sic 0rberf6iittermngeu
tu SeutlcblanD aus 6. 0iGrs.

(Eortiebun9 fol9t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10
Gelbe ssid,ten TuRbnnen>S >Sielen.
MsIhes ssih,ten>Ganho(, nus genroia
0ftO Gnfer s. 8ruber.

George 8. Spler,
Dampf- -@dsemible, SofonitraBe Canton.
(S1u 81, ,12Yteg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10
&or3iiglt9e SlabutaId)imea.
40 WfcQean S SpDper'S $40

Damilien=@dbmaidin # eben 70 gut, aIs senS cine
elmer aiHlie unb miro uuter per=
fanft bel Srbn 81. DteIean q Gpmp.,
Rr. Sd, Rorb Gbarless, gfs Der
tTsat2.f9) 9erinotonitraSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10

Setp's eeS OoupcrncurS. - Ger nSbeiap eafes
Sbio. Saudl. - Gin neucr Sbcf Ger Qlus
ftcrn.9pti;ei. - Die n2lnndpolis.Gitrinee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-10

Or. Gofup Guaus it t6atii4li4 frti
uno tptro mobl aud utft mieoer pro3eiIirt
msrnen, neil bic Selafungsjeugen niat &C.
fun0en merSen t0nnen.
- 0ie bieiigeu igarrenfabritanten babeu
beIflolIen, titnftig ben Sldttertabad nur nah
Dem Sarageuidlte III faufeu, neil bel ben
bi8bsrisen Sertauien 8etrii9ereien oOrgetont.
uen iluo.
-g8ie Die yGribiine" iagt, wirO SenatOr
Senton mabrideinIidl an 6reitng Abeno i'm
y@Ooper=SnItitute" eine He0e on oie Qiberal=
8epublifaner balten. Senator S1ur; lpridt
bort an WittrpOdl &6eno.
Der SiebcnSigers rs4uSifuB empiie6lt cine
Computation Der Yarteieu, nm Der Stabt
cine quite Notwithstanding 81 it6eru.
- Die Soruuteriuhung in bem uielfad
(auh in unierm Slatte) beipro6eneu Sale
oe5 in 1869 uerIOrbeuen 6rieori6 SOiepb
Ste9frteo enoi9te geitern Damit, baB Der
SdlueiSer 6rieorif 6eggi inter Der Seidul'
0t9uu9 IN antla9eitano ueriett tpuroe, be-
ia9ten Sie9frisO nit Irienit per9iftet Su
boben.
- Der 9pfr. n86ein" traf BON Sremen
ein.
- 9auid 9retu perneint e8 6iicntlt6, baB
er bel Oen Geriufeu, ben @elOumlaui Su bet
beQtgen, betbeiligt iet. - SIM Setrefi Der
- yStcrten National Sant" bat Td) Die Se=
iduloigung, baB iie ungeiesliher gSeiie tbre
SaarOOrrdt1e Dem 8ertebre ent3iebe, grunos
los erpleien.
- 4n Der 5. StraBe in 8roOtlgn purbe
III lcbter gtadt bel elmer 0auitrei uon 8es
trunfeuen Sboma8 @ilrou ermorSet. 9lls
SbGter muroen Die GolouialmaarerbdnOle
SimmS unO SOdelmanu arretirt.
-SmSbergerid)te murbe 9eiteru enti1ieoeT,
baB Der llrtbell8iprud ii6er Slime 6. Burns,
uegen abortion an Dt0rD s. RuIiel ee5
3oOtidla9s iduIOtg beiunoen, ni9t re6tSs
9iilttg, "a Die 9e;ember Sibung bcs 9iis
iiien Gerift8 Oc5 6ecorOer8 Sadett Obne
lega(e SefugniB abgebalteu lporOen let.
- Sn elmer 8eriammluu9 Der 0ireftoren
ocs ,,GleQriug SouIe" murpe ctu 8eridt er.
itattet, lpel1sr na6meit, oaB bic 10. yNatio,
nalzSant" nit etnigen SpefuIanter aus Der
@alll1raBe conipirirte, I'M Dem Serfebre be-
oeuteute 9elOlummen 6u eutSieben. Wtan
wollte QniaugS Die 9anf au8ihlieBen, eIs
nigte fd) aber i6lieBlid) Oabtn, Der Sant
cine reeaere 8ibrung sur Bfliht 6u MAIDEN.
Der 0elomarft.
gtewzD orf, 9. Nprtl. - 9slo Iebr
fliiFg su 1!16; g8edliel: 9-3; @Olo 1au
l04-IO8; Bombs fluu aber feit; Sedier 1164,
'62er 1129, 2tttieu felt: @rie 658, Gens
tral 914, 5leaOin9 1854, 2ate Sbore 964,
Scrip 80, Bitt8burg 924, 9tOrtbweItcrn 82B,
8rioritGten 944, Sod S8lanO 111f.
gllan5 De5 lluterifaeamteS: $69,O70,241
in Sob uno s4,O26,802 in Gouraut.
S@recfcn auf eincm Sampfz
TGbrboOte.
gllban1, 8. april.-0aS SabrboOt bon
Grop purbe 9eiiern 4beno nit elne 80 YaiIa'
So,, csI,,a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24

DR. FnlNKLIN's OrrER-Dr Franklin
made The following offer to young man :
MAKE" said he. "a full estimate OF all
YOU owe, and Of ali that is owing you
Reduce the same to no,o. As fast as you
csh eallect. pay over to those you owe
n yot cannot collect. renew your note ev-
cry ssaf and get the iest security you can
Go 10 business diligently: be very Geo.
nomical IN all things discard all pride,
be industrious, waste no idle moments 4;
Be faithful in your duties to God, BY reg
nlar and hearty prayer. morning and even
iag: attend TO church and meeting yeeu-
larly every Sunday; and DO unto ait men
As you would they should do unto you. -
II yoa are too needy in circumstances %
givc 10 the POOR. do whatever else may be
in your power for them checrfully, but il
you can. always help the worthy poor and
unfortunate. Pursue this course diligcnt.
ly and sincerely for seven years. and il
you are not happy. comfortable aud indie,
pendent in your circumstances. come tt
me and ! will pay yovf debss." Youas
people. try 10.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24

wmAr CAUSES HAM T,xr..-1. Toe
many spend money and too few earn it.
2. Too much NJ yhey is .psatwas,efully
and uselessly. and too ~ esaved aud
made made PrOdue',rs, rsseumula'ive by
3. We ~6uy tod much abroad that VIC
oushtfo produce 1t home.
1. We buy TOP much that VIC canno,
and do not pay cash down-too much Of
what we buy being what we do not actual.
ly need.
5. We are too was,cful. know too little
how to cconomisc, and have too little dis.
position to do so.
d. We are too speculative, unscrurulou.
and actually dishonest in our efforts t.
make money.
7. Too many Of us prefer idlencss to in
dus'ry. and too few of US know now tc
work and derive pleasure and profit from
our labor.
s. We spend too much time learning
what is not useful, and too little inform
ing ourselves upon the best methods O,
promoting our material prosperity.
o. We know too much Of politics. spend
too much time and money as politicians,
and know too little about political economy
- aud thc science Of stable and cconomi-
cal. suc~"s.ful public policy.
10. Our actions are governed too mucl,
by passion. prejudice and partisan feeling
and not enough by broad, intelligent,
liberal and patriotic conception Of the du-
ties which American citizenship involves.
IL. We ar" too superficial aud impa-
ti"nt. aud lack the clear purpose and per-
sistent. patient application necessary to
permanent success.
IL. We depend too much upon our
''sharrncss. and - cutcncss." and readi.
ness to take advantage Of circumstances,
and not enough upon earnest, honest Ia
Dor.
IL. We talk and read too much, and
think and act too little.
II. We spread ourselves over too grea;
surface. and thus fail to dig deep cnougl
in one place for the nuggets tha. will sure.
" enrich rs.
Is. We lack in that higher morality
which frowns downs venali,y and elevate.
and encourages purity Of life. probity o
conduct. and scrupulous regard for q
good and honorable name.
TO- We do not teach our children that
they must. nor how to. earn their own liv.
ing. and are too willing to commit them tc
life Of easy unscrupulcusncss, depending
on their skill as make-shifts rather than
upon their solid requirements as men and
women
II. We roll about like stones that gath
er no moss. enrching carrying corpora
tions and specializing capitalists. aud de-
fraudiag ourselves of the substantial pro-
fits Of our own industry
Is. We are devotccs Of show rather
than substance. and ray homage to the
glitter Of success" which is but a robe
covering tiith. ro,tenness and corruption,
social. commercial and political
10. We build too many churches and
cultivate the Christian virtues and spiri,
too little; We have too many schools and
too few real teachers: We have too many
falso theories and too few true cnes We
arc too undivided in certain directions and
not enough so in others; We adhere toe
closely TO what We ought to depart from
and refuse to take hold Of that to which
We ought to cling.
20. In short. We are toe much what ws
ought not, and no. enough what We ough
to be!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24
E Ii is said that tho f,Ilox;pU L.,

EF- 1t is said that the following letter
was written by bcreaved and stricken
widow in Cincinnati
Dearest louisa Darling John died
last night. Congestion of the lungs. Our
loss is his gain. will join him on the
other shore. I have ordered the loveliesi
mohair for the funeral-made with polo.
naise and trimmed with real point Lace
Loss covered by insurance on the teu-year
plan; will be paid in sixty days. Ikuov
you sorrow with me. We had four doc
tors, at two dollars o visit. Aunt Maris
will no. go into mourning. because she
has just bought her fall and winter things.
Her bonnet is straw. There is q balm
in Gilead but my heart is nearly broken.
Send me q cut paper pstsern Of that sacque
Of yours. Your devoted SARAH"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24

~ \ lost COW was lately advertised
by the following notice. which Was posted
on trees aud fences near the owners build
Ing :-St!ayed or !stolen-A largo Red
Kow. with TALLER specs on her left side.
aud pair Of white specks on her right
ear. She is about seven or eight years
old. and belongs to widow with short
tail. Ten dollars will bc given to any
body who will return her to Newark.
Gune II, 1S0072.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24

An old topper. who lately attended the
Pol, ,echnic, where the learned professor
c'.used several explosions to take place
from gases produced under water. said
"Yor dont catch me putting much water
into my liquor after this. l had no idea
before that water was SO dangerous, though
I never used much Of it,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24

SLASpER.-Againss slander there ID no
defence. He'll cannot boast so foul . iend
nor man deplorc so foul foe. Il stabs
with a nod. and shrug, with look. with
a smile. 1t is the pestilence walking in
darkness. spreading coutagion Ear and
wide. which the most wary traveller can
not avoid. II is The poisoned arrow whose
wound is incsrable. Il is mortal a. the
sting Of the deadly arrow; murder is il.
employment. Innocence its prey and ruin
its. sport.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24
Johnny. where is your pa 2"

"Johnuy. where is your pa'"
"Goue fishing. SIR" -,
'He was fishing yesterday. was he ,io,?'
"Yes, sir"
"Wha: did he catch IN
''One catfish. the riaeumatisr. Two ecls.
the toothache and some little cnes. Ma
says he'll catch 'n--l 70 night; just wait
till he gets h,me ?"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24
81. MARY'S BEACON
nresrmHrp svxaY rnrnsDAr
J. r. KING Il JAMES 8. DOWNS

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be paid within six months. No sub,rrin,ir,
VIII De received for n shorter period than sir
months and no paper 20 be discontinued un,il
al srrcaragcs are paid except at the option al
the pHblisher. Of0H VI
,tRfs ov ADvkRrissSG.-75 cents per square
Ior tie afstsnsertion, and so cents for every SUBJ
sequent insertion. Eight lines or less constitute
marked on the advertisement, il win be pub-
= ssnea ss. nnnI forbia, and s<srgsa ~sv0rdingfy.
-. Jcssueilos * ~ those who adser-
tlse ~ Tie year.
Communications Of a personal character will
be charged, at the same rates as advertisements.
obituaries over ten lines length will be charg-
ed at the rate Of 80 cents per square.
All communications for publication must be
accompanied with the real name Of the author.
or no attention will be paid to them The real
name of the author will not be published unless
desired, but @c canndr consent 10 insert CON-
munications unless VI know the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24

"How old arc you" asked a railroad
conductor Of little girl whom her moth
er was trying to pass on half ticket
"rr thirteen a, hope. bat in the cars I
am only nine apd-a half" she inrcccntly
replied.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24

An Irishman has defined nothing TO b.
"a foc,less stocking without n leg" x
description BY anoiher Emcrlsnd Islander
is better. What is no,hipg?" he asksa
Shut your eyes and you will see il. ;" said
Pat.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24

4 rural>.shanse gets OF the following:
IAN heircss is stcpping at ncighboring
village whose washing costs eight dollars
a week. Our acquaintance with heircsse.
is very slight. aud We bad no idea they
were 50 dirty"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24
kr Thi. i. the nav !, !. done 4, (;r,n,

II This is the way Il Is done IN Grand
Haven. according to the Herald: "Thc
other nigh, young man propcusded the
usual questions TO TIC idol of bis beSft.-
She land her soft. white haai in bis. pu.
her head upon his manly shoulder, hove
a sweet sigh Of resignation, and 10 dulcet
accents the sound, like sweet music upon
the water whispered Yes, dear. any
thing to beat Grant"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24

/, Somebody says "a wife should Be like
O roasted lamb. tender aud nicely dressed. !"
4 scamp adds, 'and wisaous any sauce" /"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-28

The Pittsburg Post says: 1--WE are
informed that part of the Grant cor
ruption fund is to be expended in es-
tablishing campaign papers in vari-
Gus sections of the country to be de-
voted toward advocating "true Dem
oeratic principles" in which both
Greeley and Grant are to be de-
nounced, with a view of dividing the
Democratic vote. We don't think it
will amount to much, but it is we'll
enough to sound the alarm that
Democrats may be put on their
guard, and not made to contribute to
the reelection of Grant"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-28
WHO TELLS THE TRUTH!

Senator Schurz says that he was
approached by a person or persons
representing the President during
the period that the San Domingo
Treaty was before the Senate for rat
iication or rejection, and offered
all the patronage he wanted" if
lie would vote fayorably thereon
The President denies this, and
ScLurz writes to General Fleasonton,
then Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue, who was one of the individuals
referred to as making proffers for the
President, and who distinctly
states that the statement of
Senator. Schurz is true. Two
other Senators viz: Trumbull
and Upton, and ex-senator Fowler,
of Tennessee, assert that they have
been likewise approached by friends
assuming to speakfor General Grant,
aud the same offers made to them
Our readers will, in this controversy,
remember that, in 1868, when Grant
was Secretary of War ad interim,
there was a direct issue of veracity
between him and the President, An
drew johnson, and that the state
ments Of johnson. in that contro-
versy, which we're denied by Grant,
were substantiated by every member
Of the Cabinet, before whom the on
versation occurred-not one of them
sustaining the allegations of General
Grant. We await with interest fur
Their developments of this disgrace
fnl disclosure of an attempt on the
part of the Executive of this nation
to bride Senators of the United States
to disregard their duty and stultify
themselves by violating the dictates
Of conscience, as we'll IS their oaths
of office.