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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

REMEDY FOR THE SUMNER COMPLAINT.
Put three-lourths of tea-spoonful Of pow
dered rhubarb, and one tea-spoonful of mag
nesa into tea-cup, and poer it full Of boil
ing water, let it stand till it is cool, and then
pour the liquid off, to which add two tea
spoonfuls Of good brandy, and sweeteu we'll
with loaf sugar; give a child Of from one to
three years old a tea-spoonful FIVE or six
times a day, For food, take double hand
full of flour, tie it up in cloth and boil it
three hours; when cold, take off the outer
covering of paste, and CRATE the hard white
substance in sufficient quantity to thicken
with milk, boil it minute or two, stir it
with stick of cinnamon and sweeten it
Both the medicine and food are quite pala-
table, and together, rarely fail of a perfect
cure.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

the candid amongst mankind will ever doubt
that it was his desire-mingled with what
soever portion Of disposition to be him
self instrumental in that eXaltation-to ele-
vate his country to the highest prosperity
and honor. There is one sentiment, parti
cularly, to which recur always with a
feeling of appreciation and gratitude. From
an early period of his undertaking to adj
minister the affairs of the government, he
uttered sentiment dear to me-expressive
of truth Of which am most profoundly
convinced-a sentiment setting forth the
necessity, the duty, and the patriotism of
maintaining the union of these States. ZAP
plause.)
Mr.. President, am old enough to recol-
lect the deaths of the Presidents Of the
United States, who have departed this life,
from Washington down. There is no doubt
that the death of an individual, who has
been so much the lavorite of his country,
and partaken SO largely Of its regard as to
fill that:hgh Office, always produces-has
produced hitherto a strong impression upon
the public mind That is right. 1t is right
that such should be the impression upon
the whole community, embracing those
who particularly approved, and those who
did not particularly approve the political
course OF the deceased. All these dis
tinguished men have been the chosen OF
their country. They have fulfilled their
station and duties upon the whole, in the
series that have gone before us, in man.
ner reputable and distinguished. Under
their administration, in the course of fifty
Or sixty years, the government, generally
speaking, has prospered, and under the go
vernment the people have pros2ered. Il
becomes, then. all to pay respect when men
thus honored are called to another world
Mr.. President, we may we'll indulge the
hope and belief that it was the feeling Of
the distinguished person who is the subjec
of these resolutions, in the solemn days
and hours of closing life, that it was his
wish that if he had committed few or more
errors in the administration of the govern.
ment, their influence might cease with him
and that whatever of good he had done
!, might be perpetuated. Let us cherish the
same sentiment. Let US act upon the same
feeling; and whatever of true honor ano
glory he acquired, let us all hope that i
will be his inheritance forever! And what
ever Of good example, or good principle, o.
j good administration he has established, lie
us hope that the benefit Of it may also BIZ
perpetual.
Mr.. Webster then resumed his seat annie
general but subdued expressions Of applause
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

The Foor RACE was run over the Cam
bridge Trotting Course on the Eth, accord
ing to advertisement. Of the numerous en-
tries only three did the ten miles within the
hour-nameIy:
John GildersIeeve, of N. Y, SIM. l9s
Michael Cavanaugh, Of Conn, SO 10
c.. Desmond, of Boston, SO So
The first took the purse, $500; the mex
best, Cavanaugh, won 500, and DESMOND
$50. The spectators were very numerous
perhaps 5O00.-.N. Y. Sun.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

AMURDER TRIAL.-The Memphis Eagle,
in noticing the fact of the acquittal of Sny-
der for the murder of Gibbon, says: CID
bon was the printer and editor of the Smith
land Bee; mild, honest, and industrious
gentleman. Snyder, the murderer took Of
fence at political article published in the
Bee, for which he deliberately and craven
hearted!y shot down Gibbon in the street
whilst the latter Yves walking along with
his little daughter by the hand, his acquita
lis not the first monstrous enormity that par
tizan politics has perpetrated against Law
and justice.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

On the morning of the Fourth of July
there will be an Grafton, in communication
of the day, delivered by JAMES FERGUSON
Esq, the Declaration of independence viii
be read by RICHARD Fl. ALVEY Esq.
Sin the evening Party will begiven BY
the proprietor of the Farmers andPlanters
Hotel. 1t is but right and proper We shoule
celebrate this day with festlvlty and glad
ness, attended as it is, to all of US, by as.
s6ciations which cause the heartto vlbrate
with emotions Of pride and joy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26
tn emotions Of pride and joy.

We have received the first No Of pa
per printed at Leonardtown, called the St.
Mary's Beacon, edited by GEORGE HAYDN
Esq, and neutral in politics. From the
first No. of the Beacon we are Induced to
believe that it will shine with Orilliancy
May it not be found like the fOollsh Vir
gns,' but always keep goods1pply o
oil and light.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26
lCOPY.E

Tsi Wing, Of the Imperial House, Cover
nor general of Kwang Tang and Kwang Sc,
a director of the board Of war, vlce-guar-
dian of the heir apparent, minister, and COM
missioner extraordinary Of the Isl Using
empire, makes this communication, &C.:
Whereas, on a former occasion, !, with
the honorable envoy, negotiated and settled
a treaty of amity and commerce, and for
tunately received the august Emperor's IN
functions to the operative boards, who have
ratified the same, due notice whereof has
been given by me, the minister. This is on
record.
have now received the august Emperor's
reply to the presidential letter of your hon.
orable nations august President; and, as
behooveth me, !, the minister, appoint two
high officers, (Hwang,) the provincial trea-~
s,,rer, ...etl Chow the commissary, to take
it and deliver it to DR. Parker, the officer
whom your excellency deputed to receive
and transmit it.
After your excellency shall have received
it, request you will, without delay, re-
specially present it to the President, III Or
der TO manifest 'perpetual amity and con-
cord;" on this account, ] make this commu-
ncation, and take the opportunity of pre-
senting my regards for your daily increas-
ing happiness. As is requisite, | make this
communication.
The foregoing communication is to Caleb
Gushing, Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter Plenipotentiary Of the United States Of
America to China.
Taon Kwang, 9th year, 18th month,
10Th day, (23d January, 1859
(Signed,) PETER PARKER,
Late Chinese Secretary of the Legation.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

Mr.. Jared Wells, of Bath, Ohio, has a
COW which has given birth to seven calves
in one year-three the first year of April
1914, and four the 29lh Of March, 1915
Five of these calves are alive and thriving
finely. This COW has had nine calves and
lis about five years old.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

FUNERAL OF GENERAL JACKsoN.-The
funeral OF Ex-President Jackson took place
on the 10Th inst. at the Hermitage. The
Nashville Banner Of thoI 1th says:
orcry place Of business was
closed, and our citizens, for the most part,
went up to the Hermitage TO pay the last
solemn rites to the distinguished dead. A
very large concourse assembled from the
town and country, and most impressive
and eloquent sermon was preached by the
Rev. Dr. Edgar. The body was borne to
the grave by the pall-bearers appointed BY
the meeting on Tuesday, and, without os-
tentation and parade, but in the midst of 81
lence and tears, was placed by the side sof
her, whom in life he had loved SO well.
The Banner in some very effective re-
marks in reference to the deceased, says:
Few men excelled him in personal adj
dress, and he impressed all who approach
ed him with the opinion that they were in
the presence of being of no ordinary cha
racter. We well remembered to have heard
a distineuis diplomatist assert that, in
his carriage and bearing as President of the
United States, he seemed 10 possess lntuIt-
lively, and to display, without an effort
qualities which other individuals did no
exhibit whose whole lives had been PASSED
in the most refined courts of Europe. He
had the power beyond most men of infus
ing his own spirit and opinions into those
who came near him, and of arousng thei
personal attachment.
Many of his companions in arms, who
endured privations with him on the plain:
of Alabama and Florida, and shared in hi:
glory and success at New Orleans, howeve
much they may have afterwards differed
with him in political opinion, have never
forgotten the charm and dignity of his man
ners, his readiness to divide with them TIT
last morsel of bread in his knapsack or TIT
last drop of water in his canteen, and TIT
cheerfulness, with which, under whateve
disadvantages or troubles they may hav'
been laboring for the time, he directed thel
thoughts to day of final triumph and vic
tory, and once more revived their dropping
spirits by bright pictures of their dislan
homes and of future happiness. And il
whatever part of the country these old sol
diers may be, when they hear of the dealt
,,,of their General, tears will involuntaril,
; Sizing into their eyes, and their bus.
thoughts will couture up the stirring scene
/ through which, under his guidance, the.
: have passed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

REmARKABtE,-In 176S a man named
Glllet, Of Patchogne, L. ~ cut his name
on the she'll of Tortoise and LEI it 90
and in 1914 the Tortoise so marked was
found crawling over Gillets grave. ~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

him further Inconvenience of travelling by
land and water, to dispense with his COM
ing to Picking to be presented at court,
specially appointed Ike Yimg, of the IMPE-
RIAL HOUSE, minister and commissioner &C.
traordinary, to repair thither, and to treat
him with courteous attention.
Moreover, they having negotiated and set
tied all things proper, the said minister took
the letter, and presented it for MY INsPEc-
TON; and YOUR sincerity and friendship be-
ing in the highest degree real, and the
thoughts and sentiments being with the ut
most sincerity and truth kind, at the time
of opening and perusing it, my pleasure and
delight were exceedingly profound.
All and every thing they had settled re-
garding the regulations of commerce, | the
EMPEROR further examined with utmost
scrutiny, and found they are all perspicuous,
and entirely and perfectly judicious, and
forever worthy of adherence.
To Kavang Chou, Hen Mum, Fuh Chou,
.Ning-P Pc, and Shang Hae,* it is alike per-
mitted the citizens of the United States to
proceed, and according to the articles of the
treaty, at their convenience to carry on COM
merce.
: Now, bound by perpetual amity and con-
: cord, advantage will accrue 10 the citizens
of both nations, which, trust, must Certain
Iy cause the PRESIDENT also to be extreme
lily we'll satisfied and delighted:
Taon Kwang, 24lh yr. llth m. and 9TH d.
| 10Th Dec. A. D. 1914.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26
PORT TOBACCO TIMES.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE ae, 1s45.

Mr.V. B. PALMER is our authorized Agent to
receive subscriptions and advertisements in the
cities of New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltl-
MORE His office in New York is l6O Nassau-strcet;
Philadelphia SO Pine-street; Baltimore, 5. +. cor
ner of Baltimore and Calvert-streets; Boston, IL
State-street.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

CECIL COUNTY NOMINATIONS The
Wings of Cecil county have nominated fo
State Senate, George Ross Weary. For De.
legates, DIR. David B. -Tnimbla- -als"A-"4V
T r--svs, .: MITCHELL, James Hogg.
The Democrats of the same county have
nominated for State Senate, Hiram McCui
Tough. For House of Delegates, Andrew
Orr, VIM. R. Mafit, Richard G. Holly day
Noble Pennington.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

! THE Big CHINESE LETTER.-This SIN
gular document, says the Washington Union
of Saturday, which perhaps surpasses in its
dimensions, and in particulars of compost
ton, any state paper which was ever ad-
dressed to our government, arrived at the
Department on Friday. We have had an
opportunity of seing the extraordinary mis-
sve, and have been favored with the follow
ing copy of translation, which was made
from the Chinese by Mr.. Parker, and trans
mitted with the original document. The
whole accompaniment is almost as unique
as the document itself. 1t will be deposited
with the archives of our government, to
crafty the curiosity of virtuosos. Accom-
panying.thi letter, is one addressed TO Mr..
Gushing, our late commissioner to China
of which we furnish also translation.
The letter to the President consists of a
roll feet l inch long, by 2 feet Ii inches
wide. The writing is OH field OF plain
yellow silk, with a margin of silk of the
same color embroidered in gold thread
The letter is in twolanguages, Chinese and
Manchu Tartar in characters Of large size.
: and in perpendicular columns, which are Sc
parated in the middle by the imperial seal
which is composed of Chinese characters
enclosed in a cartouche about 3 inches
square. This roll is enclosed in wrapper
of yellow silk, (yellow being the imperial
color which again is enclosed in round
box covered with yellow silk, and closed
-Iby two fastenings of jade stone; and final
1ly is enclosed in an oblong square box oil
and padded and lined with yell
low silk.
COPY.
The GREAT EMPEROR presents his re-
CARDS to the PRESIDENT, and trusts HE is
well.
4 the EMPEROR having looked up and re-
S ceived the manifest acuL of HEAVEN, hold
: the reins of government over, and soothe and
| tranquilize the Central FloVery King dom,
regarding all within and beyond the border
seas as one and the same family.
Early in the spring, The ambassador of
your honorable nation, Caleb Gushing, hav-
ing received your letter, arrived from afar al
'my province Of Yue. He having passed
over the vast oceans with unspeakable toll
and fatigue, ], the EMPEROR, not bearing to
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

A CoMPLIMENT-We learn from the
Frederick town Herald that the Hon. VIM.
Cost Johnson received compliment to his
abiliti y 4i.a yafaA-fnn5 for
Setting an extensive land claim.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

GIGANTIC RosE.-Judge Banks, of Phil
adelphia, has a rose tree in his garden that
has attained the extraordinary height of 30
feet. 1t extends 25 feet in width.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

TENNEssEE.-The election in Tennessee
takes place on the first Thursday of Au-
gust next. A Governor, eleven members
of Congress, and members of the State Le-
gislature, are to be chosen. The latter will
have the election of U. S. Senator in
place of Mr. Foster.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

ALUMP.-A whole fire company, in
full uniform, and standing by their engine,
were daguerreotyped in Hartford day OF
two ago.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

New WHEAT.-Lylord's journal of las
week says: On Thursday there vas small
lot of neaD Wheat in market from Talbot
county, in this State, THE first this season,
denominated the "May Wheat" which sole
at 95 cents, although not in the best order
and yesterday, another similar lot, from the
same county, represented as being in rather
better condition, sold at 80 cents. The
first new Wheat in this marke. last yeaI
was received on 22d June, and grew in N
Carolina
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

The following named gentlemen are
spoken of by the Wings as candidates to
representthe First Congressional District
in the next Congress:
Gen. JOHN G. Chapman, Rich'd ]. Bowie
Thomas Duckett, John Johnson, VIM. Lin,
gan Gather.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

WORCESTER CoUNrY.-The agent or re-
ceiver of the State taxes of " orcester coun-
ty has paid into the State treasury $4,000
dollars of the whole amount of the direct
tax for the years 1941, '42, '43 and IA
due from that county. This amount, we
are informed, was received by Mr.. Harper
within three months, the tax payers volun-
tarily coming forward and paying taxes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

FASHION AND PEYToNA.-The N. Y DIRK
Spirit of the Times says that Fashion and
Peytona will doubtless meet ''to fight their
battles DER again'' next October, both hav'
ing been temporarily turned out-Fashior
at Madison, N. j., Peytona at Mr.. Hare's
stables, at the New Market course, Peters.
burg, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26
signet Of the
imperial will
PETER PARKER,

*The five ports in the Chinese empire which the
treaty opens to the commerce of the United States.
l-EDIToR.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

Great seal of the empire
in Chinese and Tartar.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

DEAD.-The Hon. William R. Van Rens-
selaer, of Albany, died recently, aged 81
Mr.. Van r. was for many years prominent
ly and honorably connected with public
affairs. He for period Of ten years re-
presented Albany city and county in Con
0reSS .
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-06-26

lMAoRTANT FROM LIBERIA. A letter
from Governor Roberts, dated April IL, and
published in the New York Sun, says that
the colonial schooner John Seys has beer
captured by an English man-ofwar-appa-
rently in retaliation for seizure of goods
on which the owner refused to pay the CO.
i onial duties at Grand Bassa.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
THERE Is HOPE
for the Consumptive, for those
IN sre afflicfed with .Asfhxun.


for the Consumptive, for those
who are afflicted with Asthma,
however much and long they may have
suffered, for those who are laboring under
long continued and tedious Coughs, Shortness
o. Difficulty Of Breathing. Pain tn the Breast cr
Sde Bleeding Of the Lungs and ether precursors Of Fatal
OLOSAONIAN,
rs A SPEEDY. AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY-It ha,
been in hundeds Of and by than twenty
years experience 1t has submitted the faculty. and
been used and approved by themand it is offered with the
condence to all who may be afflicted and who need
its healing properties
remedies offered without benefit and deemed himself beyond
the hope Of relief Although he had hectic fever and night
bottle Of this Great Remedy restored him entirely
to health
GEoRsE w. HAYS relieved by boles OF the Oosa
oman although weak the time he commenced using that
Guilty Of such that he could walk only few
time, aud his night dreadful In two weeks
from the o his using the medicine he walked
with down the Office and IN six weeks he far
stored at to be able to attend to his bussess again.
f. LABAN Esq SO Pike cured Of Asthma by hall
bottle He had laid down in bed for more than
months He has had recurrence of the diseasenow
more than four months.
Mrs ARCHIBALD, IS West street. cured Of Asthma, Of
four standing by half bottle and declares be the
medicine the world She had used various other
dies without the least benefit.
Hundreds of might be given 70 prove is efficacy
T yHp are scisS and y. will Be satisfied a %
having used it, and entirely to flight the dis
which is at present threatening your life.
For sale at the Principal Office LOG Nassau street, door
above Ann. jail re
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
FOR THE PILES.


UNIVERSAL COMMENpATION.-Ffom every city
~ ~ town and village whore Dr.. Upham'! VEGETABLE
PILE ELECTUARY has been introduced the most crafty
intelligence of s excellent effects have been received
proprietor In hundreds Of instances il has tumphed ovey
cases which were deemed incurabe.
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE CASES.
gentsman lem from BROOKLYN Long Island. after using
obtained the was severely from an attach
Of the Piles and for two months had been afflicted with
headache accompanied by distressing sensation
There epraton about the but the body legs and
always dry and husky The medicine the
Piles cured the headache and distress the stomach and
in better health than have been for years.
gentleman who had long been subjected Piles suens
intensely from their continuance informed Mr. MITCHELL 2
Bowery N r. that their complete removal effected
Of the Vegetable Eectuary This individual had tested all
ut very slight benefit This Internal Remedy however speed
lily manifested its happy adaptation for this complaint and
which the Eecay has attained solely upon the great
and lasting benefits attendant upon its use.
This certihes hat used DR. Uphams Pile Eectuary
than for Pes Of which complaint cured
stall use when occasion requires and prefer II other
medicine TO obvafe morbid
IN the stomach and bowels, and 10 y the bloodand after
having used great variety Of medcn believe this 70 be
perior to all others. THOMAS WALL,
0rocer, No 81 Broad street
New York, March 10, 1sA
Sold in this city by the proprietor only regularly educated
physician, confined oce practice for the
Chronic D.eases No. le Bowsry Medical advice il rea
ton % the above or any other eonplsints gratis.
Electua!y Internal Remedy. and external applics
ton and sold ONLY 1876 Bowery four doon above Sprns
st. Once houn from A. NJ toyP.M.
iva Smd&wsm
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
Medical Aid.

OECRET HABITS DR. Benjamin Bell, superntendent OF
The Asylum Charls.Own eluding g the subject e
amongst Young the beautiful and the promising Of our
ad Respecting the habit above alluded those who
sensible Of the half ti,he Of M evils to which they
thai wasting consnmptves would otherwise bear the
impress Of pure health and manly vigor
Dr. Gregory 66 Gold street. devoted much time and
study subjse The Doctor devo.es hi, whole at
which also includes those resulting from secret habindi
gestionpalptaton Of the Notwithstanding Of the
zness pain Of the headgeat general deply
obadsat weanss S I'm , ,u,
this hedious pacce but they those which may be relieved
by the Of Dr. Gresory inyigorating Tonis Gordia
fogons; also great genital debility codness Of The or
gans procreation Price 81 per BOTTLE in Of half
dozen for $0 and be sent to part Of the country
Dr. Gregory home and may be consulted n all hours Of
Letters be paid and addressed to the Docs
sidence, above. mhH ldsr