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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14
VALUABLE PATUXENT RIVER
FARM FOR SALE.


FARM FOR SALE.
YINHE subscribers will dispose of, at private sale,
Il the we'll known farm of the late John Simms,
of St. Marys county. This farm contains little
over 500 ACRES,
situated on the Patuxent river, about twelve miles
from its mouth, and has on it two comfortable and
- commodious dwelling-houses- 60
a a one brick building and the 9TH 81 q
h.. er two story frame dwelling ME-
Eel z together with all the necessary sasA
out-houses, including five barns, all in tolerably
good repair. The soil is extremely productive being
surpassed by none of the well known fertile lands
of the Patuxent. Rich mari is to be found in great
abundance on every part of the land, and has been
used thereon with great benefit. The soil is we'll
adapted to the growth of tobacco, wheat and corn,
especially the latter-this farm embracing a large
portion of those rich and never failing bottoms up
on which have been raised upwards of
TWENTY-FIVE BaRRELS OF CORN TO
THE ACRE.
Attached to the estate there are about two hundred
acres of as finely tmbered land as any in the State,
no portion which is more than two miles from the
water. There are also two creeks belonging to the
estate, and pond of about two three acres in
tent, in all of which oysters of the very best quail
ty may be raised.
AS this estate can be easily divided into two farms,
dwelling and the necessary out-houses being given
to each it would be so disposed OF to accommodate
purchasers Persons wishing to make an investment
in real estate invited to visit and inspect this
place, as it is seldom that one combining so many
advantages is thrown into the market. Any COM
munication addressed to either of the undersigned,
at Leonard Town, will receive prompt attention.
-TIf not disposed of before at private sale, this
estate will be offered at public auction, in Leonard
Town, on the LIST Tuesday in August.
VIM. Fl DRURY,
J. F. FENWICK.
july IA, lS52-3t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14
$50 REWARD.

T EFT my harves, field on Thursday the
IL 1st July, instant, servant boy DICK.
so He is about 20 years of age, 5
w. fee, 6 inches high, and well pro-
tx por,ioned, his complexion dark,
We has scar on one Of his cheeks
from a recent bile. Dick had on
when he left, simply a cotton oznaberg
shirt, and linen oznaberg pan'aloons,a broad
brim straw hat, and carried off but one shoe.
will give the above reward if taken 30
miles from home, or $50 if taken in the
county. In either case to be secured so that
&c. him again.
SAMUEL COX,
Rich Hill, near Port Tobacco, Charles
County, Md.
July IA, 1852.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14

CMELILNG BOTTLES.-A variety of hand
- some Smelling Bottles, just received and for
sale by JAS. ENTWlSLE, Jr., Apothecary,
les opposite Sarepta Hall, Alexandria, va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14
NOTICE,
COMPREHENSIVE.

CU-PARTNERSHIP
TNHE undersigned, successors of the firm of
l. lGNATIUs PIKE s PENN, have formed a Co.
partnership under the firm of PENN & MITCHELL,
for the purpose of transacting a TOBACCO,
GRAIN land GENERAL COMMISSION BU-
SINESS, and respectfully solicit the patronage of
the friends of the old firm and of Farmers and Plan
tiers generally.
ALEXANDER PENN,
RICH'D H. MITCHELL,
No 81 south Gay Street.
BALTIMORE, July 7, l652-1m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14

The members of The Charles County Az
ricullural Society will bear in mind, that a
quarterly meeting will be held at the Cour,
House on Thursday, the 22d inst. During
the past year the number its members ha s
been enlarged and the finances of the Socie-
~ considerably increased, enabling the Ex-
ecutve Committee to extend, this year, the
number, and offer larger premiums than they
have been able to do heretofore. This I'M
provement has been brought about mainly
through the zeal and industry of one indi-
vidual-the worthy President; and This fac,
suggests to our mind how much more might
be done in this way, if each individual men,
Der would use but moderate efforts to induce
his neighbor to join the Society. We see
much to encourage the members and urge
Them TO renewed exertions in behalf Of the
agriculture of Charles, and il is to be hoped
tina, none will become lukewarm or care
less, SO long as there is room for improve
ment in This importan! branch of industry
within the borders of The county.
Among other subjects which will occupy
the attention Of the Society, on the 22d inst,
will be the suggestions contained in the SUBJ
Joined report, made BY Committee appoint
ed q, the last meeting:
OF THE COMMITTEE TO RE-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14

A good second hand WHEAT FAN for sale al
N a reduced price.
jy IA. WIN. FERGUSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14

YINHE subscriber will continue to manufacture
L GUINN'S WILD CHERRY PECIORAh,
to whom all orders for the same must be addressed.
HENRY PEEL.
Junc l6. 1852, Alexandra, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
r HEREBY forewarn all persons from trespass-
L ing upon my Farm, either with or without dog
or gun, as the law will be strictly enforced against
all offenders.
EDWARD L. GARDINER.
July 7, 1859.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14

CAMP MEETING.
DY the permission of Divine Providence, a
ID Camp Meeting will be held for Charles Cir
cult, commencing on the 9th of August, on Gen.
Co.'s Land, in Prince Georges county, about
four miles from Piscataway. Our friends on the
Circuit and elsewhere are respectfully invited to
attend. ROBT. SMITH, i. c.
July 7, 1859.
Marlboro Gazette please copy
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14

DAINTS, &C. Prussian Blue, dry and in oil
Il Fandyke Brown; and burnt TIMBER, dry
and in oil; Whiting; Putty in Bladders; Chrome
Green, dry and in oil Chrome Yellow, dry and in
oil; Red Lead and Litharge, together with all ar
tcles generally used by painters, received and for
sale by HENRY PEEL,
Corner of King and Fairfax streets,
July IA, ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-07-14

At the residence of his father, near Bryantown
on the 2lst day of June last, JAMES A. HAIR
BIN, aged "a years.
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SUGAR, COFFEE, TEAS, &c-Landed
- from schooner Empire large supply Of fresh 30
iected Groceries, &C.. to say III = $50 y
% nnds prime Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars sa'f
20 packages Loaf, Crushed, and Powdered Sugars
ITO nalfchests fresh Gunpowder Imperial. Young
7a Tyson, ponchong and Souchong Teas, all of late
Lou Cags old Java Maraeabo, Rio, Mocha, and Burnt
7i5 Also snanI 7ct $3.50 81
naisins, Soft sheled Almonds, &C. SIS s-.-.s-s4
rckles Preserves, Catsups, and Extracts
CnowChow, Anchovy Paste and Sariines
Uive Oil, Spices, Canton Ginger 3d..
pineapple and English Dairy Cheese
y y Patent and Spermaceti Candles
winter Spermacet Beached Oil, &C.
aolfs Fancy Soaps and Candles
Colegate's Pearl Starch and Blue
Brooms, Buckets Pales
Fancy Mats Candle Wick, Irvine, Cords &C.
Nm, Assorted Goldfish, Herrings, Hops, &c.
"nlcn, with general assortment of Groceries Ii.
quors, Flour, DC, are offered for sale by
GEO. 4 THOS. PARKER & co.
oec 10 Opposite Browns Hotel.
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TIERS HERR caNnvTzo.
VI Coughs, Colds. Rrouehl1ss OR

al
&cs-This invaluable Candy has been prenares - 81
suggestion Of enc of our most emine,f n, ,ne
the extraordinary property of immeiiately ,e;s,1
cosgns Gods, hodrscness .ca5y of breathno broI,s
asthma, and husIaess Of The throat II opeSats h. Az
sowing the CONCEALED phlegm, consequently caus;ns
free expectoration. causing .
Those who are troubled With that uppess.n, ,;..H.
IN the throat which deprives them of rest n;bt ss
night by the inceSsant cough which il nroroSes nm
Dy using this candy, find immediate relief VIM
This Candy is composed of sir sim ME iUors3;., -.
cpuiy 81 herbs which are known to be very efBc,;o,
In the cure of diseases resulting from colds .rs
some OF which, being rather nauseous in Their ns,J
ate, would deter mSny from resorting 10 tbsn. Re-.
~nen made into candy become palatabie without los;
any OF their valuable medicinal properties
Inc subscriber in presenting this candy To nnh,;,
noce wishes 1t to be expressly understood that he d.
not claim Tor 1t any Bfrdcaious curing properties ~,
ooes ne present 1t with long string ofcerthcateso of re-
tons, although he might do so. as nn,ne-
rous nave been rendered him by those who have "
ctlVed great benefit from its use but he nrpars ,h,
the true merits of the Candy should be its own
mendatiou. ~ -' o"n 0Oih-
The Medical Faculty Of this CITY have aeon nl.s.x
10 give 1t very favorable notice. and invariably
mend It to their patients of the best articles &C
Price l2l cents per stick
Prepared, and for sale, wholesale and retail nv
c. GAUTIER,
-. La Vile De Paris.
uec 10 Corner OF Penn. avenue and L th street
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DIR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL

The most FqIuaJle Preparation in Ae''ioa' SdeHoe
TINE thousands who are suffering with any hEREoos
AFFECTIONS will find immediate relief IN usiu us
wonderful CORDIAL 1t cures Neuralgia, Heart Dia's
Paptation Heartburn Nervous Head Acbe, 1renor o.
the Muscles or Flesh Wakefuncss, aud ali
Of the mind or body; whether down by care, la
Dor, or study. ..i,.. h.,
This truly wonderful Medicine rom m
nv effect in allayng the most violent
and completely eradcatug them fFom The system, may
Justly be terrped the grandsst discovery IN tse ~
Md;. II subdues and averts ali those Nervous us
eases over which the most profound medical tAl nSa
hitberto had no control 1t is grand res'orer 10
IT, NJ |. weak constitution, already worn down by ot-
10 "a debiitated by other medicine; Us inFsoTaunS
prsperes act like charm and is beneficial CHEZ, ,as ar
'ar;n With constant pains and uneasinefs, are Ire
a erd cured by using single eottl'
1i'' n f,,lman W. ii. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co., samusl bult,
JF. Callan, Jonn w NsHn' r.
H;dweIi Lawrence Washington city, d. {
] 4. Kidwell, Georgetown, ID. e. ana tns
Drug stores in Alexandra oS
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-28

How TO PRESERVE HEALTH.-Medicine
viii never remedy bad habits. 1t is utterly
futile to think of living in gluttony, intern
perance and every excess, and keeping the
body in health by medicine. Indulgence of
the appetite, and indiscriminate dosing and
drugging, have ruined the health, and des-
troylng the life of more persons than fam
ine, sword, and pestilence; If you will take
advice,. you will become regular in your
habits, eat and drink wholesome things.
sleep on mattresses, retire and rise very
regularly. Make free use of water to puri-
fy the skin, and when sick, take counsel of
the best physician you know and follow ma
TURF. 50 81 1-.---- - ---.----
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r OAF AND BROWN SUGARS, TEAS

IL Coffee, &c, now landing
rs hhds Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars
65 bbls. and boxes loaf, crushed, and powdered
Sugars
hhds. and 20 bbls. Philadelphia and New York
Sugar-houSe Srup
Is hhds. English Island Molasses
125 half chests and caddy boxes fresh Green and
Black Teas, part of which arc of high grade
and flavor
200 bags and packets old Government Java Maricai-
DO, and Green Rio Coffees. Also
Roast and Ground Coffee
l cask fresh Nutmegs, do. Mace, together with
full stock of S. ices ground and in the grain
80 dozen jars and bottles Of Underwoeds and other
Pickles, Sauces, Catsups &c
English, French, and American Mustaris, ia boxes,
bottles, and jars. Also,
Brooms, Buckets, Pals, Hemp
Manrilla and Jute Mats
Scrub and Shoe Brushes
Clothes Pins, Sugar Boxes, Wash Boards
Willow Baskets, Matches, Cards, &C.
ALSO,
1000 gallons Bleach winter Sperm and Whale OIL
SO boxes patent and plain Sperm Candles
125 900 Havana and other imported Cigars
100 boxes Pear starch, 6c.
Now landing and for sale on pleasing terms, by
MIDDLETON BEALL,
dec 16 Opposite National Hotel
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WORCESTERSHIRE STORE,

rHE subscriber has removed to that store
in Iron Hall, situated Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets and has opened extensive
assortment of and beautiful Housekeeping articles
which he is determined sell low the articles
can be purchased in any of the eastern cities His eek
at present consists in part Of
French and English China and Croekery Ware, in Din
ner, Desert, Tea, and Toilet Sets
Cut and pressed Glassware.
Gilt and mahogany frame Mantel, Pier, and Toilet
Glasses. Bronzed Iron Hatracks, Standards, Andi.
rons, FenderS Candelabras, DC, Shovels and longs
Solar Lamps and Girandoes, Hall Lamps
Plated Tea and Coffee Sets, Casters.
Waters and Tea Trays, Cake Baskets. a.
Covered Dishes Card Receivers, Candlestlcks Urns 6c
Stair Rods. Table Cutlery, Japannei Goods.
Britannia Ware block tin Tea and Coffee Urpa.
Chatting Dishes, Oyster Turecns.
Dish Covers, Egg Boilers, &c.
Bohemian Glassware, iron framed Dressing Glasses.
Terra Gotta Ware Door Mats Baskets, Brushes, Wood
Ware, Cooking Utensils, &c
With magnificent collection of Mantel and Table Or.
nsments Fancy articles generally altogether FORM
ing the largest cheapest assortment Of Houseur-
nishing Goods ever offered for sale in this city.
dec 16 c. w. B0rELER
DR. CONvERs IGvIGoRATING CORDIAL.
~ for genital debility, weakness, impotency, noe
turnal emissions incontinence, &c.
Price So per bottle. For sale hH
S.R. SYLVESTER
Druggist and Apothecary, corner Of 9Th and Il SITS.
dec. l6-2y
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THE THREE MAxrMs.

There was an emperor of Rome named
Donitian, good and wise prince. who
suffered no offenders to escape. There
Was Q, high feast in this hall the tables
glittered with gold and silver, and groaned
with plenteeus provision: his mobiles feasted
.aAnd twas merry with all ae4
In the Kings great hall,
When his MOBILES and kinsman, great and small,
We're keeping their Christmas holiday
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PsAcE.-How beautiful is peace, at the
home, hearth, in society, in the nation, and
over all the earth. Obliterator of feuds-
washer out of blood-stains, and uniter of
earths races in loving brotherhood. Six
thousand years since, Cain smote his brother
at the altar, the earth has travelled with
war and in blood. The only landmarks
spared by the ages, have been trophies of
ferocious conquest. Ruin and terror have
swept over the hills and valleys and seas;
and humanity born with such a noble and
glorious village, has walked a perturbed and
terrible spirit, in this earth garden and
paradise of God. Peace which should have
been the companion of man, and the inspi-
rer Of JOY, has only flashed at brief, and
wide intervals through the cloud and storm
of earth's life. But it will not be ever so.
The war of humanity with itself-its suici-
dial -estrangement from its original
nature, and from God, cannot always last
Eighteen hundred years ago, one came upon
the earth, heralded by angels, who sang
"Peace on earth and good will unto men,"
And the prophecy of that song will come to
pass, The unnatural war among men, So
cieties, and nations, must cease. Slowly,
and certainly, the cloud and tempest will
roll back, unwilling the clear and serene
sky, and humanity, self-bound, like Prone
theus to the rock, will shake on the yulture
which fortunes it to agony. Peace will
come to all. the earth, for God has sent
token and given promise of it. Then shall
the. dove fly out from the human ark, over
the wide sea of earth's ruin, plucking the
olive leaf, and the bow of promise shall be
hung in the heavens, that the water of
wars desolation shall no more cover the
earth.-,Seiected.
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CHEESE, GOLDFISH, MACKEREL

" &C, Now landing
81 quntals Grand Bank Goldfish
20 barrels Passport Picked Herripps
100 boxes scaled Smoked Herrinrs
% barrels and half barrels Nos i g. and Nackerer
70 kits of % each Family Mackersl
tierce Picked Salmon
10000 lbs. Eastern Dairy Cheese
ALSO,
5000 superior canvassed old Shoulder R,.o,
1000 lbs. new Sugar-cured Hams
For sale by ldec 16l MIDDLETON RFlIr
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DAILTzEVENING STAR.

-RHEs HEARr's Townsville human
heart is like q garden hedged with thorns.
You must pass through the difficult enclo-
spres before you can pluck its blossoms.
As one will take most pains to secure
violet that fourishes in dangerous place
for We are naturally fond of hazard, and
prize q, treasure by its .cost--so the, fair
grsxths of the heart, when gained after
much seeking, become Of exceeding value.
They are worth striving after-for where
are the flowers with tints SO exquisite, with
edors so transporting, as those which shoot
from the rich soil of the human bosom?
1t is proper that each one should cultivate
hisdownv domains. He who neglects his
household it worse than an infdel-and he
who neglects his land shall come to want.
But We may bestow all necessary attention
upen our own fields, and still have leisure
to inspire and assist others. We may raise
the blossom that has been beaten down by
the storm-we may train the vine that has
become misshappen-we may relieve the
plant that is choked by weeds-and direct
the tendril that is looking for support.
There is work to do for others as well as
ourselves sf
There may be hearts in which such aid
seems useless. There are. We call them
before us. There is no dew that can re-
vive their blighted blossoms sun that
can warm to life their dead fruitage. But
yet the attempt is not WIDELY useless, for
there may be one blossoms and one plant
that have survived the general execration.
They have a fable in the East, that
maiden's tear, falling on the lip of dead
soldier, recalled him to life again. And
thus may il be with the heart where vegeta-
tioniss withered and dried up-for tears are
mighty, and we may not reckon their in
Shall we not then husband our time-an
while We give good heed to our own hearts,
extend our sympathy and our aid to others.
1t is o glorious and satisfying labor to work
among the blossoms of the heart-a labor
which shall make sleep sweet, life beautiful,
aud the future mellow as May morning.
BUT. Express.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.


MAXWELL, SEARS & C0LLEY, at the Ne,c Dry
VI Good Store, Pennsylvania avenue. between 9th and
10th streets have just opened splendid stock Of
Rich Brocade and Plain Silks
Rich French CashmereS and De LANES
English and French Mernoes-some Of the fashion
able tan colors, which will be offered at reduced
prices
Rich Lustre Black Silks
Canton Cloths, Alpacas and Bombazines
To which they invite the citizens and strangers to call
and examine before purchasing will offer great
bargains
Don't forget the New Dry Good Store. dec1s
WELCH BUTTER, FRUIT, sc.
w Is tuts choice WEIGH Dairy Butter
200 whole, half, and quarter boxes BNnch Raisins
10 cases Preserved Canton Ginger
10 do Genoa Citron and assorted Sweetmeats
casks Currants
Is boxes Italian Macaroni and yermicelli
Is baskets fresh Salad Oil
100 boxes fresh Sar lines
cases fresh Prunes. in glass and i'm fancy boxes
1000 lbs LanguedOc and Bordeaux soft-shcl Almond
Currie Powder, Arrow Root, Rose, Lemon, Orange,
and Peach Water, Cologne, Extracts, &c.
ALSO
so barrels Genesee white wheat Family Flour
5000 lbs huled Buckwheat, &c.
Now landing and for sale ny
dec 16 MIDDLETON BEALL.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

nh. GRAEFFNEL'S GERMAN CYpRIFaN
~ JULAP the safest, speedy and cectuaI rem,
cay ever discovered for the of Ghonorrhoa elect
nst rec oi . ,d &C Price 81 per bottle
49,, 5. u. SYLVESTER,
dec 10 Druggist and Apothecary cor 9th and III s,s
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PORTSMOUTH, Cya.,) Aug. Is, 1851.
Mr.. j. r. BOush-Dear Sir: While / in general
opposed to Patent Medicines candor compes state
that have great confidence I'm the virtues Of liamI-
toms Vegetable Tncture. For several months past
have used II in my family and in Dyspepsia loss Of s
petite, dizziness, and general debility, with entire
cess So far as my experience extends. Therefore sFo
pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted safe
and efficient remedy. VERNON ESkRlDGE,
For sale by c. Stott Co.. Washington, D. c.
Wallace Ellet, and 18th sts
d. Ii. Clarke, Nd. av. IL tn 81
j. Winner, 9th ST.. near Louisiana s'
McIntire's. cor. ] and 9TH st.
Gray Balantyne, 9TH ~, near T.
X. S. I. Cissell, Georgetown.
c. c. Berry, Alexandria, Va.
And by Druggists generally everywhere
MORTIMER NOWBRAf,
General Agents. Baltimore ~.
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CLOAKs, MANTILLAs, &c.

CLOAKS, MANT1LLAS, &c.
nv have by express
w 10 Napoleon Cloaks
Cloth Salinas
10 Union, very pretty
Ii Circulars, nice article
LIE GRANGE, new and pretty
Circulars, with sleeves
Embroidered Chenese
Gabrielle, very choice
The whole very cheap.
VERIFY 4 MILLER,
corner OF 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
0ec 10 Miss Dermott's New Building
w GOD WARE, BROOMS, BUCKETS.
W Mats, &c.-We are receiving from the New
York Packet ~ 'Ao AVG"
TO dozen Brooms. various sizes
do Hearth Brooms
IS do painted Pals
10 nests painted and cedar Tubs
70 do covered and other Baskets
10 dozen nests Sugar Boxes
Io 90 sheep skin, jute, Brussels, Alicaut, and
rope Mats
100 gross Hyatt's Imperial Matches
Also large assortment of Cords and Lines Brushes.
Ciotnes Pins, " ashboards, Barrel Covers &c
FOR sale by SAMUEL HAMILTON CO.
oec 10 Penn avenue, opposite Jackson Hall.
MUSIC JUST RECEIVED
Vl My home, my happy home;
I'm afoat;
Katy Darling:
Will you come to my mountain home.
The voice of bygone days;
Little Blossom:
The Sisters wedding;
Oh, how love my mountain home:
Strike the harp gently:
Somebody's coming, but Ill not tell who:
Old folks at home:
Young folks at home;
Wait for the wagon:
Sweet memories of thee;
+ rewell, my Lilly dear;
Don't be angry, mother;
The separation;
Thou art false to me;
Poor Uncle Tom;
Sicana Polka, Clinton Polka Military Polka, White
Violet Polka, Silver Lake Waltz Wager uuicksten &c
DC, at WIMERS' Stationery and Fancy Store,
9th street, one square from Pennsylvania nv enue
RaTMINIFIE'S MECHANICAL DRAWING BOOK.
Just received-the entire work and in numbers. No2
is now in hand at the agents. above. Price Is cents
number. dec liz
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"Be faithful, and fear not" replied the
king. e g.asaisq 11esd ssaa
8" The merchant, my lord the king" said
a servant of the chamber, who entered at
that moment, followed by the old merchant.
"Thou art come at good time, sir mer-
chant; the flrst maxim has been proved ;
it has saved my life; it was worthy of its
price," - -.
{" Even as expected my lord-a year
and day hence expect me again"