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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-12
Medical.
Baltimore Lock Hospital
BALTIMORE, Nd,
Qg'oe-7 South Frederick &,s,t
DR. JOHNSON

DIR. JOHNSON
HAS discovered the most Certain. sD..a.
only RfcctuAl Remedy In the Wafld n & nd
n0es OF ,hs Back or Limbs, BtEietnFoS. Iy.HN.ssL
OF the Kidneys and Bladder, Inyolnnt,,S'S TTS NY
charges, ImpOtency, General Debility, NJ ~
ness, Dyspepsia, LAnguor, Low SplfiiS Iet
sion Of Ideas, Palpithtion Of the Heart T SSIi2
", Trembling, DlpIsSs o. SIGHT GlddISs'SS!
iectionI Of the Liver, Lpngs, stomach a. ~ Az
those Terrible Disorders arising iron RSS,,.eii
Habits Of You'h-aIonBF and OOiitaSV psSti,AA1
more fatal TO their victims than the Sonp.
syrenS 70 tho Mariners OF Ulysses. bSIt,iLleae
their most Brilliant hopes or hnlicip1tioSsSa ulg
derinR marriage. 30, tmp0Sslble. 'sl
YOUNG MRN
Especially, who have been the yietIn,o, o..
~ Vice, that dreadful and des6uetS. S Silhi.
which annually sweeps to an unHmsiS lIoH
Thousands OF Young Men Of the mon ,Is. MlIe
talent and brilliant intellect, who miSbt o,HSa
wise have entraneed listening senGteS SIS ySait'
thundtr Of eloquence, or walked 70 ebISsS ~ Se
thrilling Tyre, may call with full eonadOneS NC
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men enn,sD,,..
Marriage, being aware OF PhYIlcSl WsIi1Slaag
organic debility, deiOrmitles, SpeedIlv rnSS5
He who places himBelf under ih0 a. ~
j., may religi opSly eon6de in his honor ~ "
tlem11, and confidently rely upon bis iSiII y "a
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately. Cured and Full vIRor no,tO..,
This dl1trOsling Affection, which fon6sS'S n.
miserable and Marriage ImpoSsi6le, d m S.s,p
y paid BY the victims Of Improper indSpSSs.'
Young persons arc too lptto commit eIsSsS:.
from mot being aware Of the dreadful conSSos,S
ceS thltmly ensue, Now, who thIf updeFSSS,Sa'11.
tho subject will pretend 10 deny mai IN DcS3oi
Of procertRtion 10 lost sooner bT thoSS knjSaL
into improper habits than by the pFudspt by
sides being deprived Of tho pleasure oi Ss,tSs
Offspring, the most serious and deSisTsifSy
symptoms Of both body and mind GrIIS ~
Mental Functions weakened, lo,s 81 pSc. ~
tive Power, Nervous lrritGbllity, DT,nSrSJ.
PalpatAtion Of the Heart, Indigestion tos SEit1
tlolAl Debility, wasting ofthe FrIuS GoSSS
Consumption, Decay and Death S"utu'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-12
PArCuELoR,s HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the best In he World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and Instantane-
Qua. No disappointment No Ridiculous TintS,
no unpleasant 0dOr. The genuine W. A. Batch
elor's Hair Dyo produces IMMEDIATELY q
splendid Black or Natural Brown. Docs not
stain the skin, but leaves the hair Clean, soft
and Beautiful. Tho only safe and perfect Dye.
New York. lan2IeodAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-12
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Dr.. ]. addresses all those who have lpIu,,a
themselves by improper indulgence and IoliIrS
hAbltl, which ruin both body and mind, unalfipy
them for either business, btudy, society OF nr
rage.
These arc some Of tho sad and melancholy Of
fects produced by early hAbilg OF youth, VIZ.
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Pains N d.
Head, DlmnGss Of Sight, Loss Of Muscular Pow.
or, Palpltatlon Of tho Heart, DYSPEPSIA, NaToI,
Irrltability, OerAnRement OF the Digestive
Functions, General Debility, SymptomSo Of Con.
sumption, &c.
NINTALLY.-The fearful effect on the mind IA
much 10 be dIeaded-LoBs OF Memory, ConiuIlop
Of Ideas, Depression OF Spirits, EYil Pote6od.
Ipgs, .Aversion 70 Society, Self DlstruSt, Love
OF Solitude, Ttmidity, &C., are some Of thssyiI,
produced.
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can now
judge what Is thu cause Of their declining health
losing their Vigor, becoming weak, pie, Der
vous and emaciated, having singular appear
ConmmDtion.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-05-29

from six to twelve hundred pounds of
seed cotton per acre, and from twenty to
thirty bushels of corn, instead Of, as for
merly. two or three hundred pounds of
seed cotton, and from six to eight bush
els of corn. They have learned to feed
their lands bountifully, and they find it
pays them back Gan hundred fold"
Now, Mr.. Editor, this is certainly pro-
gress in that department. Of husbandry.
Cannot something be done to improve
our stock of cattle?
Perhaps in future issue ofyour paper,
some crude suggestions may be made ON
the cattle question by
"FARMER."
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-05-29
TAX NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INTERESTED ARE
IN hereby notified that the Books for the col
lection of the Town Taxes are open from this
date to the I'd Of June, after which time tho
Penalty will be added.
The tax on Real Estate will DC one 1) mill
License Tax, on Business and Professions
will be collected.
KIRK ROBINSON,
Town Tax Collector.
May 15, 1873. IS If
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-05-29
MOONS PHASES.
lSuN RISES. lSuN SETS.
Agricultural Scraps.

.nA- The heavy rain storm of last Sat
urday was very injurious to young cot
ton. 1t is dying out in many places,
which renders it unsafe to thin out to n
stand.
nD N. o. Boyer, of Chester County,
Pennsylvania, editor of the "stock Jour-
NAL" and unfavorably known as IN ex-
tensive breeder of fine stock, has abscon-
ded, much to the disgust of numerous
creditors.
1ar In the May number Of the Amer
lean Farmers Advocate, we notice a
pIeusant 7ottrr on the sunny South"
from Mr.. NJ. Z. Baldwin, of our County.
n@- We have been promised an ar
ticle frsm an experienced farmer on cur
ing FODDER CORN, which we hope 10
publish next week,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-05-29
[From the Southern Cultirator
Cotton Factories.

I want to say more about working OUT
cotton into yarn and cloth after making
the great staple. There is one thing GER
tain, we are all in for big crop this
year. Judging from the large quantities
Of Guano that are said to be going over
lands and sea to all parts of the South,
the great demands for labor, mules, and
in fact demand for everything that is
necessary for the production of cotton.
All these things go to show that the
planters are going to try to get all of the
"Golden Eggs" at once, SO that they
won't have to watch the "Old Goose"
any longer. $3.50
Well with the big crop what must We
expect? Low prices for cotton, high
prices for provisions, and last but not
least, the abuse of the Northern Manu-
facturers because our cotton has some
trash and sand, which under the present
circumstances, q mean such labor as We
have to get it out) is unavoidable.
Rather strange when the crop is short
we don't hear of these things; the great
mistake is in raising large crops unless
we would manufacture the greater por-
tion of the crop ourselves, and 1 say en-
phatically, we can-and the next crop at
that.
Farmers and merchants can form COM
panies and erect factories, and work the
staple up that is raised in the country,
and this can be done with small amour.
of money from each person, and more
over, it will give work to tho poor women
and children who are not able to work
out in the fields.
Let me beg you to bring this subject
before the Southern people rs strongly as
yon can-when brought about, it will
surely bring wealth TO us. Without it I
can see very little hope for the rising
generations of the South.
The Yankees see these things, and al
ready you hear of factories going up in
different parts of the South. Co-opera-
tion is easy enough with us now, after
they get here it won't be SO easy. The
manufacturing interest, is the moneycd
interest. Money is power.
Any farmer can raise cabbages who
has stiff soil. and will use plenty of lime
large quantity of manure of course.
Will say more about cabbages next time
no better crop can be raised to feed
stock on. Muchcheaper than turnips or
potatoes.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-05-29
POETRY.
OUR DAILY BREAD.

A beggar stopped at rich mans door
''1m housoIess, and friendless, faint and poor"
said the tattered boy, as the tear-drop rolled
Down his thin check, blanched with want and
cold.
ooh, give me a crust from your board to-day,
To help the starving on his way"
'Not crust nor crum," the rich man said
''Be off, and work for your DAILY BREAD"
Tho richma went to the parish church,
His face grew grave as he trod the porch,
And the thronging poor, the untaught mass,
Drew back to let the rich man pass.
The service began, the choral hymn
Arose, and swclled through the aisles dim;
Then the rich man knelt, and the words he said
Were "GIvE Us THIS DAY OUR DAILY DREAD p
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-05-29
NORTH CAROLINA.
Household Economy.

FoR CLEANSING KID GLovEs.-Rub
we'll with oil silk.
To PREVENT LAMP CHIMNEYs FROM
BREAKING.-Before using the chimney
put into vessel of cold water, and grad
nallyy heat ::hc $a:cr IL! Boiling hot, then
allow it to cool gradually, without taking
out the chimneys. After being treated
in this way it may be used without fear of
cracking.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-05-29
COMMUNICATED.
Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
During the last six years the farmers
of this county G don't mean those who
take no pride in their avocation-who
cannot be coaxed or kicked into improv-
ing themselves or bettcring their con-
ditien, nor do mean those who have
reached the climax of perfection l.. Ag-
ricultnral science, and are too wise to
learn anything further) have made con-
siderable progress in agricultural i'm
provements. They are cutting, loose
from the old notion of "going to mill
with corn in one end of the sack and
stones in the other end to balance, be-
cause their fathers did so before them"
They are quitting the two inch system
of skimming their land, and have gone
into deep and early breaking up, and
shallow and clean after culture. They
are laying aside the old-fashioned horse
killing shovel plough and buzzard wing
sweeps, and arc using improved, light
draf;, labor-saving implements, such as
the Brinly and Watt, one and two-horse
ploughs the subseler, and various pat
tiers of light-running sweeps, cutting from
fifteen to thirty inch burrows. With the
DowiIaw and other cotton-p planting ma
chimes, u hand and horse plants five acres
per day and does it we'll Then there is
the batchelor and other corn planting
machines, with which one hand with a
horse can open, drop and cover from ten
to twelve acres of corn or peas per day.
A hand can now do as much work as
could be done by two or three, eight or
ten years ago. They arc now making
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-05-29
]. W. Patrick & Co.,
(succEssoRs TO G. vINcE3

I'D RESPECTFULLY call the attention of the
Ia Pnblic to the new addition of SPRING
GOOHS inst received and for sale at EXCEED
lNGLY Low PRICES. Our stock consists in
pert Of
Lenos, japanese, Grenadines, Oil Colored Per'-
Gales, Polka Dots, La,rns, Crochet Nai1-
socks, Plain and Check Cambria
White and Colored Organ
dies, White and Col
ored Swiss,
White and Colored Pique, Notions, Para
soils, &c, --latest Styles Spring Cloth.
ing and GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-05-29
The American Farmers Advocate.

Published at jackson, Tenn, the pio
neer paper in the inauguration of the
great farmers movement and specially
devoted to the great subject of co-opera-
tion among the tillers of the soil should
be on every farmers table. It is very
large and well filled pape Single, it is
81 per year, or in clubs of four or more,
5ocents each. We will furnish it to all
new subscribers with the TIMES at $3.50
per year.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-05-29

We have brought to this market the Ce1e-
brated Star Shirt which we guarantee to ft
and wear better than any other kind. Meas
ures taken and made to order.
Having for long time seen the necessity of
introducing q first class Boot and Shoe in this
market, will make this Department specially,
where can be found any kind of Boot and Shoe
desired from the incest Philadelphia hand
made to the more common grades. Call and
inspect our stock before you purchase and see il
we can please you.
]. w. PATRICK & co.
March 20, 1873 8 ~
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-05-29
JOHN s. FAIRLY s. CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERsIN
Motions, millinery, Hosiery and
White Goods,
No. 81 HAYNE STREET,

Solicit the custom of the merchants of Orange
burg, feeling confident that they can offer in.
ducements to purchasers equal to those offered
by any house in our line in this country. Our
Stock is always large and is replenished with
fresh goods of the latest styles by every steamer
from the North. Our terms are liberal to re-
sponsble houses, and we guarantee satisfaction
to parties entrusting orders to us.
oct 3O-6mo
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-05-29
CEvEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.

y
TO BE LOANED on Unincumbcred Real
Estate. Apply 10 the "South Carolina Depart.
ment" of the Life Association OF America D
No, 20 Broad street
WIN. McBURNEY, President.
GEo. g. BoGGs, Secretary and Manager.
may IA, 1873 13 2t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

who net him in the social circle are equal
ly enthusiastic ip reference 10 bis genial
ard amiable deportmen, ID home,ilfe. e-
From, the reper, If ,lac Examiners. Hon
Judge Forl and d. c Han.ne;t. E.q,,
we learn that lie pupils Of the female
Acsdcmy nr'itr the charge Of Mrs Char
l';'e Feuw;ek. Of our town, acquitted
then selves at their examination On Mon
DAY last in mannc: unusually credi;able.
giT;ng evidence Of thorough and mos.
carcfI. culture in every department. Of their
studies These embrace TIC usual branches
taught in other female acadeuics of learn
ing and include Music, French sud Ger
man. We congratulate Mrs. Fenwick
and her accomplished Assistant as well
nron the valuable endorsement Of The cx-
aniners as uFon the unqualified approval
Of the present patrons Of :he Academy
There Is no truth in the yepor; which
prevails, We learn. in some sections Of our
county. that Jackson, the condemned mur-
dcrcr, had made confession Of his crime
Jackson having EXPRESSED few days ago =
wish 10 see one Of lis counsel, an interview
was accorded him. but We have authority FOR
saying that nothing vve= revealed during
this conference tending to throw additional
light on The Scoio'i tragedy The infer
cnce OF confession was assumed, VIC pre-
sumo, from these facts.
The commissioner Of pensions, in re-
con; order, provides that the application
Of a widow FOX the increase ofpension pro-
vided b. section nine. act of March S,
1873, viii be allowed whether the appli-
cation for sucl, increase DC made before or
after the date Of her renarriage
Mcsby declares the blacks who have
been nraie United States officers in Viz
g;aia 70 have been Of more credit to tic
Lltriuiz:-a,ioa .!.&l tie ul.i:cs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26


ihE CHANGERS -io'iNG TT -" csicEn cz-
Vi''SeS ''"',h"" 70 report the do!n2s OF
'"' i'"''o''S % a" uS'''''''' ) ~ farmers g'ah-
s'' u, ''''' >''','' ''e'.'.'''' / ne ihn'-
'''"f"'s ''"'"'" Nf'rno!ic"h) complains
'''' '"e oranges 40" organizing III iniI-
'''"--''' '"'FF are E''d many OF them
arc inN"F'aI:y oihccrcd hy democrats,
""'rh calls from ne CINCINNATI to"'p'''-
cur me remark mat ~ the republican
''"''''a want % retain 'Ho'F Ao:4 upon The
FARMERS IL "HaIl De well perhaps t" cease
occurring them about tie lrpropr'"fy Of
'"'l' c"h'ne' IN mixing politics "iih thr'r
''>'..'S,' a." S''' 11'I % ''e 'V"S o.
""'e. '"'E con. IN. ne 'nsge>'''"
u wa. '''''n me '"'''s' I'"''' (''an-
''''', = III '''' 81" 90 % '"e
hr"'.. movement. remarks tia, the c""r-
m,u, lmre:.s given it Ly what it cal, Tie
new r..i,,ca. ,,nnor., ,,r,, ly - y...,,.,
;, 49,. r..,... 1r,.n., ,.',...-l
,. -
d" AVA @''- ''''' IL '-'''"2'''h c'HH-
~ the farmers lave already cleared the
decks ,,r a second contest reyt l,,,l ,,a;u,t
.,,......,.,;... rr,., c,- -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

HAEraG's MAHAzixr for July opens
with timely paper tyW. II. Riicinr,
entitled Jack Ashore, " exposing the pc
cuiiar temptations and demoraIizjng iuaa-
enccs to sLict,.sni.ars arc suij,et IN cur
metropolis. The article is characteristic
cal'y Illustrated IN Illustrated article Oh,
"Nr,iousl Standards and f.mLlcms.' 2 BY
IL X i" ""e'N, : n"Ee. aEd interest
ing and especially uuo'y 9proEcS Il the
f"l'th. \ similar e.nst1eratio" renders
seaso:.>Lie also the paper on tie "SiGners
g.. tAc Declaration. which con'..ss ,wor-
ty-:hr9c tt:-..miles of ,ho sjcuers hand
writing, the selection being made from
Characteristic letters, su-4. st;o"s from
winch form the basis OF veyy entertain
nag article y Nf, leasing This subject
Will ne concluded IN the Au-u-, Numhcr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

a 4
JHssArgESs thr Ials isa -spinInurxlry iy.h
IS rssar's us Arts and It's Literature. Il opens
wi'h a itI!-Peee Illustration, printed in iin's.
ant entitled .'Caleh Him 60 L, represents two
sGidEoas ihe elder OF whom. a saFl. il ho1lsag
Ter little brother NJ 70 a TcsshnSh. on vlF'eh /
bitterly j ahout - afight. This i one 81 W
Jghu : payis's studies az chisa Tist> asd \ very
exec .ut one too '.AIohulight IN the Sise.i-
ardeah s The title q Ire .Trst o. series 81 6ge
i.,astsa ions araEa ~ SIR. !. - NcGlwsr3.
Nose 1trgIes are tie srcnsrv e tbe Ga e.1in-
ION. which j. chiefly selected n this instance
ftsrr the re ron ao0sci Flerper's Fer-y aut The
IA nsndoah. They are fietnTrs1Re ane bea4-
'iUl Nrs. Eliza Gre4'olcN fTas sports rs hack
10 nlG New York. IN her spirited sketch = 'Iieii
Gate FeTry, 's'high Is one the most charac-
teristie l0cd drawings ever routribuled 10 Tls
ALnEXE. a Dainty Eij. =" after Otto Nsver. -
deliclcaS eEcg4a 10 provoke ~ e.icUre and a
levey. Other fgure-p'gres are TIC Morning
R'siA.'' b. H.. Nernsr.ssad ''Yor NaaSt,r Chit
dtcn :" BE- 4. GAIL. There il a noble rV-irair
0. The Countess Po;gzki; fine archi,ec-
iaral view ef = Tie Frs1cukirshg. Ngrem-
berg; avgp3irra scene cutit'e5 The Opsg,, ~
ny L. krCurr. and 8 weired p;,i arr- ors hiftr5n
"a " suppose. s'ardirg alone in / so'a;e
n"rsa anon which the moon i jsst rising
This. which is after Tai' i p most poetic ami
imp ts>!ye realization 81 solitude The lit
craturs of The ALr5~t Is luays excellent as
rad generals more varied. than toe literature
gt any other American magazine. TEy.rare IN
the present nU.Giss four good -to les: SUGAR
ir.4 q Y "a sttcv uf Ntw England ltTa Isl Ms
u. g. Rove whose utn;e is new 20 rs; '.;;csHrn
Ia peace, "a SHADY pf old ONE lie / lie State
81 N,N York b. Lucy tl'en Gua,s.s,y; The
Comet - Er,km5uu-Ch.t-ai aui "The
T"-ki,b S'irpe-" by Maurice UIrtInlu. Thr
inorf srhd articles n. readable editorial on
The tid imiuIoa.H upra;.os - 10. Eu,~i-
~
kI?dc. MIR. :l's-g.' "A | A Life Tcmau,c, -
'rief memoir If 7irr Coruicsy io'oz1i-
The p. -ars are The Suns in ;he nur> " bv
Mar +. Brad g.; aai ':iseas t.aao n; SnnPer
Is Egr gnrer :. Preston. Nus. Art. ard liz
,zs.furr aro is"'. ntlr aui ltla atenGv as
r"s--d. Aitr~cthct the rrsaA.r IS remark hfy
good sub s.r'.uu price - "o. Including
iarUt.rs - mage ErI.e and .troe ing the
Moor James >"t,vu ( 90, I.t.isar!s, IS
Va lea Lane :. y
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

Tur Olsrru P,LiCE Couu,Nprr 10

TnG OlsTUU P,LiCE CoMu,NprE AGAIN.
Admitting il TO be true in every par
ticular, it has not been allowed us 10 sec
how the staten NJ Of Capt Timmons. Civ
en- below. can be made available in any
fair defence of has official conduct, how
ever valuable it might prove il Capt; Da-
wilson and the legal authorities Of Talbo;
were put. uIou their trial We submit.
that the shortcomings OF Davidson and
Company cannot be made &c Offset the der
elections Of Timmons. Nevertheless. the
Commodore is entitled to be heard. and
here is whas be says:
/" 81 amer Lulg. June 4, 1S73.-Tc
TIC Editors az the Baltimore Sun: WI
YOU do me the favor to make tie follow.
ing statement in The Sun" in regard ID
the oyster police force The force wen
into commission April oG;h. 1865, aud
was in command Of Captain Hunter IA.
wilson from that date to April 2Gth. 1872
the zines during the four years from thai
,ino FOR violating the oyster laws Of Tai
bo, county. were thir'y-Gve huairel auC
Glty dollars. On April 70, 1872. | as
sumcd command. and from th%t date Z,
this date. the 4,h ut June. 1878, which
is one wear. one month and cigh; days
the lines have been Eve Thousand auC
thir;y.thrre dollars for violating Tire oys
ter laws &c Talbot county. iad on tt,
record for the fiscal year commencing Sep
tender |. 1871, aud ending September
1872. OF the Comptroller report. tia, l.,
iacs have been paid in from Talbot Soun
" for said fiscal year. also Sn,i apoi
tho records that fines were imposed 10,
said fiscal year 10 the amount Of two bun
ared and ninety five dellsrs, none Of wls;cl
had been paid into the Treasury a requires
nv the ret Of Assembly, 1870, chapter
SCI, see'ins 81.
Respectfully. yours.
w. Z. TIxvoSs.
!! Commaales FISHERY FeEte.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26


PETrRsoN's MAaazssR for July. 1873.
is superb number. There is no mag
azine Offering similar attractions upon cur
table. The Insignificant steel engraving
Of The Yoaug Haryes,eIs" Is fall OF the
most suggestive bcaEiy aud feeling. Two
children among Tue golden teadef wheat.
one With sickle in hand leads. viih the
rake, her sister. .xho drass afleT her 8
tiny wagon bead ef flowers The pure
sweet breath Of the snlnlncr Is il tiis
be.u;isul.riet1re. Theh;lere isa Lady )
SligRSr Pattern. color,d;. a steel fashion
plaie. iinsed and eoaosel vita exquisite
delicaey. whose pcTfcc. accuracy Of Fash
ion r'ay BE relied upon. fer PkrKEso,,
leads ell tie others 10 its ddsli,y iofashiOn.
Mrs. Aas s Sieplseus' sasl.aating novel
Of ..The LOzs Iahssi;anee.n Is continued
aHs grows aeEe exciting viii each .. "
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

rense and riew Il and instruct themselves
there -hIy 10 tie great airansages j, Pre-
ssnss. snd lsa.as tife to SEQ nv prophecy
falEIicd Ifshe generous Vanderbilt ssnll
brcai, Fien HE sTahn.c.s OF New York.
eren in Part, aud sane an and view The
sget. lave no doRhs that the decree would
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re liz name.
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