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FOR ANNAP OILS, (8MBR1D gle,
E.7STON 4 ST. -MICEaEL,S.

4 esSsP7 The Steam Boat MARYLAND leaves
sszss Baltimore on the following days, for the
above places
For Annapolis, Cambridge < Easton on EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY, ri O'Clock.
On EVERY SUNDAY. at 6 O'Clock for Annapolis
and return the same day.
And On EVERY MONDAY, at O'Clock, for Annap-
olis, 81 hcllaes Wye landing, and return same day
purpose, will pay oily 81 80 passage starting from the
usual place, Duean's wharf.
~ ~ All baggage al the owners risk
ma - LEMUEL G. TAYLOR.
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WASHINGTON, ALEXAEDRIAIA AND
CFDPcFTOXVN STEAM PA,'KFFr LINE

WASHINGTON, alexandria, AND
GEORGETOWN STEAM PAUKET LINE.
= .a The proprietors of this Line having
kka=ss purchased tie fine Steamboat Columbia,
esssaalE<sss2E she viii leave Commerce street wharf
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Returning she will leave Washington every WE'D
NESDAY MORNING ats, and Alexandria at O'Clock
Both going and returning she will receive and land
passengers and Hight goods the usual landings tn
Potomac {a3-The freight on such goods must be pal
atthe time of shipment.
Shippers requestedto have their goods distinctly
marked and TO designate by mark each package
when practicable, the place of delivery, whether Alex
ndria Washington, Georgetown, and in OF mis-
Garage loss damage, Immediately to notify the Agent
be held bound
All goods intended 10 be shipped must be alongside
before O'Clock on the days OF departure.
Passengers baggage and parcels the risk of The
nrs thereof.
Passage between Baltimore and any landing on the
Potomac, either way, 50, exclusive of meals.
Apply TO CHAS. WOKTHINGTON,
an Sd ent. As
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FOX ROCKHALL, CORSICA, Il CIIEs
TERTOWN.

TERTOWN.
- ece<y7 The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT.
Ak3sCapt. Kenny, win leave Patterson's wifi.
every Thursday Morning, at O'Clock.
Returning VIII leave Chestenown every Friday
morning at O'Clock, Corsica 10, and RocklaIl at H.
noon.
Passengers for Kent and Cecil counties win also be
landed at Kennard's wharf, miles from Chesterown
every Tuesday and Saturday, and passengers joining the
boat there will be landed at Havre- de- Grace in time for
the evening Cars for Philadelphia and Baltimore.
ma . WM. OWEN Agenf
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MEDICINAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

GTOP THAT THIEFI-Ha you Cough, or
Pain Soreness in The Breast, OF Hoarseaes that s
insidiously stealing away your health, and VIII
soon intoduce that unrelenting and fell destroy
ere Consumption, with its cold sweats, and fe-
yer to finish what is perhaps already beguns-
If such is the case, delay not; bat get bottle
of the COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARA
BIC prepared by G. X. TYLER, and take
some Immediately. Hundreds in this city have
used it, and will gladly testify to its superior
efficacy in Coughs, Colds, Hoarsness, WhooP-
ing Cough, Group, sc. 1t gives almost imme-
diate relief, and by continued use for few days,
will effect permanent cure.
Prepared only by 6. X. TYLER, corner OF
East Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore.
1t is sold by w. X. Orrick, corner of Licking
ton and Eutaw sts., BALTIC, and in Washington
City, by Robert s. Patterson, f. Howard, u. S.
Mitchell, and in George town by o. NJ Linthi-
cum. ap24-tf
HNKY NEW CROP ORLEANS SUGAR,
- l6 lbs. for dollar fine Imperial TEA, such is
generally sold for ad ollar, SO cents pound.
Superior Rio COFFEE, S lbs. for a dollar.
Blcached Winter OIL, one dollar gallon
Good Kitchen OIL, 80 cents gallon.
Vessels furnished and goods sent to any part of
the city free of charge. H. POLLOCK, No. 10,
ap21 d3m BALTIC: st. near the Bridge.
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I1.1F re DE GIf-1tE .1NU TOItI UEFUSIT.
a esETt The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT,
E3y7za;RkkarC Capt. Kenny has commenced her trips,
and will leave Patterson's wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings at O'Clock
Returning will leave Port Deposit every Wednesday
and Sunday mornings at the same hour, ard will land
passengers at kennard's wharf, near Chesicrown and
at Howell's Point.
GI5-TlIe Wocou has been heightened and thoroughly
y and entirely repaired both in hull and machinery ind
is in the best possible order,
WIN. OWEN,
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DIR. THULL'sPATENT TRUSS.

FHyHE SUBSCRIBER has just receivedfrom Or
u Hull, complete assortment OF the genuine HULLiS
TRUSS, adapted for every variety of Rupture and suit
able for all ages and sizes.
From than thousand Physicians and Surgeons
who have given decided preference this instrument
all other in use, DIR. Hull will select few nanes
whose distinguished medical reputation cannot but re-
solve the doubts of the most sceptical:-in
New York City-Vaicntne Mott, M d.. Geo Bushe
M. d., Alexander il. Stevens, NJ D., David Hosach M
d., William Earrow, NJ d. Cyrus Perkins M D. Gil
bert Smith, M. D., Samuel Ackeriy, NJ. D.
Albany-JonatlIan Fights, NJ. d., Townsend NJ d.
Utica-Jolin Mccall, NJ. D.. Norton M. ID.
elphia-Profcssors Gibson, Ebcree Drake Nc.
CeIai.
Boston-Shunlif NJ. d., Ingos, MD
Batmorc-Professor Potter, John Bnckler NJ d.
Washington City-Joseph LoveI, M. D. Professor
Sewall, Surgeon General U. s. Army, A. S. fall M D.
New Hayen--Professor Hubbard, Professor Ives
Hatford-Eli Todd, NJ d. late Principal of the insane
asylum.
Plymouth, Mass.-Jas. Thatcher, NJ. D.
Worcester, Mass.-Samuel woodward. M. d.
Sir Ashley Cooper London.
MIR. Sey, Surgeon General British Army, Canada
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS
The proprietor of Hls TrHss gives notice that in con-
sequence Of the many imperfect and illegal limitations
this Truss sold in this city and elsewhere he will in m
lure afx his signature TO every Truss sent from is of
fee, without this none are genuine.
- '''s''' anu ''''' q. Z [. DuHuRsr,
Conner Of Pratt street and Dugan's wharf
ma Lower end OF Centre Market Space
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SAPARILLA,
Is the strongest compound fluid Extract of Sarsapara
in existence; used in all diseases of the liver skin and
bones, impurities Of the blood, all diseases formed
pr0dtced by tire use ofmercury and other minerals;
stutonal discusses, ulcers of the nosc throat and body
real, Sc.
fRICE ONE DORLAR PER BOTTLE.
In most cases great advantage viii result in taking
table spoonful oftle Extract in the morning. and two
the sarsaparia Blood Pills in die evening" thus effect
in two very important objects, namelye principal eff
feet in SarsaparlIa is well known to be powerful pur
fer and antdote 10 MI impurities Of the blood and
iIna finds, so acting upon the blood and fluids in the
system throughout the day; by taking OF the pills in
the evening mild puFgative effect viii be produced BY
the morning. and such impurities as NAV have been
acted npon, te day previous, carried off by the bowels
in other words, removed from the system
The foregoing medicines are prepared only and fol-
sale wholesale and retail at DR. LEIDY;S Health EN-,
poriuni, No l9l North I'd street, few doors below
Wine street, Philadelphia, also sold by
@. l.. DUHURST & CO.
Corner of Pratt 81. and Dugans wharf. and Mt
WARMERS PHARMACY
ma Corner Baltimore & Eutaw SITS.
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No. "a Baltimore s,res,
The Trpecanoe Text Boek, compiled from N S'ees!
k1ster, and other authentic records by WII;a re
Miles, and published by Duff Green Editor Of lie Ply gaeh
q N
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"a MOUTH WITHOUT TEETH Is A
MOUTH WITHOUT CHARMS"

HT III. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON, Sd
u door from Charles street, Fayette street, would
cali The attention of the puthc the preservation of the
TEETH. Millions of Teeth are now prema urely lost
which might be preserved BY timely and udicious treat
meat; those, therefore, who value the preservation Of
their Teeth will please give him, call as well those
Who may require artificial ones inserted, and he
70 perform his operations to the entire satisfaction OF
these who may honor him with their patronage.
apS paw
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DESPAIR NOT--YOU ARE NOT YET
INCURABLE,

II EL1I1F Is AT HANR-uy that which Is
Ia known to be good and efticacious-though you
have been using medicines prepared by quacks impos
tors, and preteBcrs to medical science, without the
promised benefit be not dscouraged-you will at last be
convinced that the medicines prepared by DR.. N. b.
LEIDY are the only preparations entitled TO full con-
fdence They are prepared by DIR. Leidy, himself, a
regular druggist as well as physician attested by Dacts
Physic, Chapman, Jackson, Homer, Gibson, Devices,
James, CoXe sc.
The sick, and all afflicted with any disease whatsoev-
err all times obtain medical advice GRATIS, at
the HEALTH EMPORIUM, (sign of the Golden Eagle
md Serpents) No. 1911 North Second street, few doors
elow Vine street. Be not imposed upon then, by inn
posters ard quacks, who through their ignorance, e
with your health, endanger your lives, and not only
make your situations hopeless, but literally rob you OF
your surse besides Do not hesitate to make trial of
DIR. LEIDY'S MEDICINES; Others beside himself re-
commended then--and use them too
Read the following; ifyoa have confidence in Phys-
clans statements then must they speak volumes in t
vor of DIR. Ledy's medicines.
PETERSBURG, June Both, 1889.
Dr. N. b. Ledl, Plilad.
Sir II affords great pleasure, to inform you that
from the circumstance of your being regular druggist
and physician, which gave me confidence in your medi-
cines was induced TO make trial of your Medcated
Sarsapara, and your Blood Pills Much TO my gratif
cation found them successful in large number of in
stances performing many remarkable cures and in some
instances which have been for years considered ncura
ble
believe your Medicated Extract of Sarsapara to be
the strongest made, least Judge from its effect i'll
many instances where the most celebrated preparations
of Sarsaparlla had not the slightest effect found the
Blood Pills most excellent purgative and puniyeF Of
the blood having found them mild and gentle in their eff
fleets, not producing nausea sickness at the stomach
gripping, &c as is mostly prod iced by purgatves bet
eve the blood pills TO be the best combinat
ence in form of pills, and have known themi-
able instances TO have produced the most la Is.
Having witnessed the good effects of the two orego-
ing preparations in many instances, do not hesitate
to recommend them to the public sincerely believe
ductive Of incalcuabe good TO all who may them.
With great respect, YOURS SC.
]. E. HOWARD, NJ. D.
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GROUND ALUM &c FINE SALT.
- AAhn BUSHELS G. A SALT,
4DeOOOE 900 sacks, large size, fRe DO.
F5r sale by G. Il. WILSON s. CO.
up 10 Smiths nhan
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WASHINGTON, July Sd, 1889.

WASHINGTON, July 3d. 1889.
Dr. Leidy, Respected Sir
Twelve months have elapsed since you begged
of inc 10 make trial of some of your medicinal prepara
tons have been strongly opposed 10 quackery, but
having known you intimately for long time, and know
ing you to be regular physcian resolved at all events
to make trial of your medicines, for twelve MONTHS be-
fore should publicly make known their effects have
found your Blood Pills of the most valuable purga
tives ever employed. Indeed pleased am with
their effects that seldom employ any other purgative-
give them i'll mostly all diseases where purgative is
found necessary. 1t not only purgative, however,
that employ them find in Rheumatic pains, Diseases
of the skn and various other affections, they equal
ly ef1ectual.
DIR. Bechter's Pulmonary Preservatves for Coughs,
Catanfs, Influenza, and diseases OF the Breast and
Lungs, is medicine, possessing all the virtues you re-
present it to possess. Numerous families that attend
say they would not be without if it possible all
times to procure il. From my own knowledge Of it,
having strongly recommended il unhesating say that
no family, particularly where there are children ought
to be without it, colds child
rem, that in all cases they ought TO be arrested in their
progress, for to the neglect OF coughs and colds may be
attributed nnet enhs OF those laborng under the
most fatal of all diseases, Pulmonary Consumption
OF your Medcated Extract of Sarsaparilla and your
Tonic and Anti Dyspepnc Cordial, should say equally
much in their favor, but viii make them the subject
my next letter to YOU
Very respectfully, yours,
DIR. WILMON s. LAMBERT.
The following physicians have used them with great
success, and concur in one opinion, that they the
the affections before alluded TO, and them in their
practice.
Pennsylvana-p-s. ]. C. Hancock, Charles Hamil,
William Francis
New Oreans-Drs Isaac p. Lloyd and Isaac halbach.
Kentucky-Drs. Jacob G. Lewis and Jonathan Debroe.
Richmond-HK j. Clement.
Natchez-Simon Sneed
Ptsturg-Dr ]. o. Jarrett.
Besides Others but is hoped the foregoing
will convince the ncredulo,.s.
{g3-REMARKS-DR. LEIDY'S SARSAPARILIA
BLOOD PILLS, possess the combined properties of pu-
rifyng the blood and animal fluids, the time
thorough purer and cleanser of the stomach and bow
elsa safe and easy purgative requiring restraint
from oceupatoa ormoderate living. They may be taken
at all times by young and old, and under all circum
stances with perfect safety More than 10000 boxes of
the above pills sold in the State of Pennsylvania
within the past six months
PRICE % CENTS A BOX.
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TEvHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale Paiapsco
4 white WheatFamliy FLOUR, together with ether
selected brands, which they invite the attention
of retailers. bakers and families. The Patapsco
Flour IS so we'll known in this State as to need
from them no recommendation, and they pledge
themselves that the branos selected shall be
equal to any IN the market.
- NORRIS s. FAIRBAIRN,
No. Pratt between Cav and Frederick sts
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PLIcE so CENTS A BOTTLE.

pR. LETDY's INDICATED EXTRACT OF. SAL
SAPARIII.A
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FREJGHT FOR PM : DELPHLf.

AIONCENTRATED COMPOUND OF sAR
~ .SAPARILIA, CUBEBS, AND COPAIVA for the
cure of GONORaCEA. elects. SC.
This medicine is a combination, in concentrated form
of the remedial articles, which usually admitted
be most eicacous in the diseases above mentioned
Ifpossesses the medicinal properties of the articles from
winch is prepared in highly concentrated state while
The disageeabe odor and are dismissed or remov
ed. For sale by G. L. DUHURST s. co.
ma corner of Pratt ST and Dugan.s wharf
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DENN'S CREEK FLOUR--IOO0 barrels i,
u shippng order, inst received and for sale by
JOHN BOG96 < co.
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DIR. BECHTER'5 PULMONARY Preventative,
is an article so well kuown particularly PARENTS that
itneeds no comments upon upon its vucs.-Sufice it
to say il is one of the valuable medicines ever of
ered for coughs, colds, nfluenzas, wloopng congh,
splitting of blood pain in the breast, difficult breathingor
shorness of BREATH and arrest Of approaching consump
ton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

C-' bdshmcnt Of de9o'- m each u,i!.,., district of
-. united states ~ h- may Il. EN- NECESSARY Tor
'r -'''Seeiius OF "itu.f. ami arms aud a. the
,S' @N"" 81 lht indi;.a. 'gIOT;ioas thoEsU', that
y1'h. Thar the ,ri-s-s ,,-...,,,,.,. a n,
GER at u trs musicians, and yr,a',s II volunteer
OF m'.i.''' "a "a. service uf Jhc Uu.tcu Stttss ev
90 when called 80 yIbvid, 4 C.r IN fh. t-Ib .rat
- all be ent;irt Il The hk,. colp.,rs, I, IN ri
lisa liliy, by wounds otGerN I-s incurred "a Inc
sriNee' a. - or n'ay b., allowed 10 officer non
'"n'hi-s Ja"d Officers HttfiC,Ts mus,.ia au,l.r
Yates of the Army oi jhc United States
3-th. That me several corn. of volunteer. v.,i,
now 'N~' IN the scNrTai States. aud In what man
u, S'eNef ORGANIZED, be- not disturbed or depriy
90 th'it accustomed privileges but nevertheless De
subject u such restrictions az their rrspertiy, -
lSa'uT NAV direct. aud To all other duties r, ouiI
80 hy 'his system, IN like manner with the other
a2th' Tho, the Legislatures of the several States
a. IA, earliest period " time after the Adoption o
this system. enact such laws rs mny H.. nccrssa,y
to enroll aud organize thu Ini Ia of the rrsoertiys
States, according to the prbysInns contained here
IN; pioN'ed that, until such enrolment AID organ.
kation De made, the existing laws governing, Ia.
militia of zach State bc considered a. m IN f,rc.
sou. mat the term militia of tn. United Sta,p-
snai ne 50 construed a. To embrace within il,
the E'l7i army Of the CLI'td States.
Respectfully submitted,
Hon. K. ". T. Ur>rr4. -
N.poaksr cf The House of Representatives
This ball j. known to be odous 10 the people u,
objectionable features sccn ry the party in power
and the members of try hard to shield the Prc.den
from thc odium of 1t; but it is impossible. Their,
stands the Presidents hand ia his Message of Dee >
! 1899.
II CNNNpr roo STRONGLY RECOMMEND 70 Yor,
CONSIDERATION rmE riAx FOR ORGANIZING RI,
MILITIA PROPOSED rnE SECRETARY AT WAR
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ORGANIZATION CT Tur MIL.nA.

30 f'as ne Snr,.s-y ~ Var. ,-~s,a,i,.... n
'fs'h ~ ~ ofss,,sa',oH r. fc li,iu,a oC tsc "a,
- N'.ssy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
M,Uvu 80. 1910
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NlRGlNlA-TO wTT:-At rules held
office Of the Circuit Court Of Law ~
for Tyler County, on Monday the 9Th
1870
William Dickinson, Joel Shrcw sbury.O
Lewis Ruiincr. Moses NJ Fuqua.
John -. Lewis. William u. Shrcws-
bury and Joseph ID Strailun. tr,.
ding aud dealing under the firm of
DickcrsOn. Ruilncr d Co. ON.
plaiuduts
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-17
From he Ohio Eagle,
HOW IS THIS?


THOMAS CoRwGN, about the middle Of
May, asked LeGue of Gbsence from Com
gIess for twO weekS. HIS leave Of alb.
senCe stopped his pay for the period Of
time, for which il was granted. When
it was expired, he was supposed to be
present and his pny went on. Leave
was granted, and Thomas came home 10
OaU ant went TO eIectioneering, In
stead of two weeks, he has eleclioneered
ever since, allowing The Independent
Treasury, which he tells The people is a
most OdlOUi anu abOmlnable affair 10 pass,
without being there TO vote for or against
it.
Now, when Thomas's leave Ofabsence
expired his pay recommended. We
inquired, and others enquired, how it
Was that this advocate of negro iestim :
ny was wandering about Ohio, seeking
Office, aud growing about The interfer.
ence Of oGce.bolders in elections, when
he was holding Office at the rate Of
EIGHT DOLLARS PER DAY expense
out of the peoples money, aud moreover,
how it was that he was making such
shocking faces about the Independent
Treasury, instead ofbeing in Congress
to voe upon il. HIS friends said he had
resigned--resigned in the middle of the
war, as Hlrrisnn did, and come TO OHIO,
10 look ru' for lis '6rPad AMI butter" (as
Gen. Wii$kerdndo Maccracten would
say, who res gned the pos Of Fdpd Cum
missioner wien The leg slaure took the
lending Oi the pubic funls, his "bre d
and hutier," out Of his hands.) Leaving
his constituents and the country to, look
ouI for theirs.
But Tommy did not rcsign! No, moi
he,--he hung on To the EIGHT DOL
LARS A DAY. The Edi,Or of The
Statesman has examned his resignation,
and finds lhe date Of it to be "AGgusl
| Sd, lS4O." nearly month afler The ad'
iournment of Congress! How did this
dishonest and reckless demrgogue have
the hardihood TO speak ofthe Indepen
dent Treasury as an odious measure, and
IhOy did he dare to talk about OIIce'hCl
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-17
PROCLA NATION.

To the quilted Electors Of BrOpn
County, Greeting:
You are hereby notified TO meet at the
sual OF proper places of holding elec-
IONS in your respective tUwnsh ps. on the
as' FRIDAY, being the THIRTlETH
lay Of OCTOBER next, and then and lht re,
'ccording to law vote Tor TWENTY ONE
ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, in
pursuance of the Constitution and laws
of the United States, and of the State oil
Ohio.
Given under my hand at Georgetown,
ibis 9TH day of September. 1910, in the
3sth year of this State, and of the Tnde.
pendence of the United States, the sixty
fifth.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'F. B. CO
September 7, 1870.
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il would epd IN such result. But il
has so terminated; and common Justice,
as we'll as common honesty, compel me
10 award him mGed, in my judgment, he
has so we'll deserved. The support lac
has thus fairly earned, will willingly
give him, so long as be shall continue 10
merit it. Nor will ever concur in the
attempt to remove any tried servant, who
as | think, has deserved we'll Of his
country.
And now, sir, having satisfied all your
inquiries, TO the end that may not be
compelled to undergo the same labor
again, commit this letter to you, to be
used as you may think proper.
am, sir, respectfully,
Your most ob't servant,
LITTLETON w. TAZEWELL.
Dr., J. P. YOU'VE, Portsmouth, Va.