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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-25
To the Musical Public Of Worcester.
Horses.
Keen Cool.

TINE subscriber has good Pasture for A Horses. on
4 reasonable terms. Il. A. HAPGOOD.
Shrewsbury. June Is, 1858. i.s DIFF b
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-25

DALM LEAF, Straw, and Leghorn HATS. IN every
x variety Of style, and al the very lowest prices for
cash az MERRtLL'S,
lel0 dawu 22 Main Il
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-25
Shirley's Universal RenOvatOr. or Furn-

ITURE POLISH.
TOR Restoring the lustre 10 Polished Furniture,
IL Patent Leather, &C.
For sale at PERRY a ANDREWS Piano Forte
and Music Room, No4 harrington Corner sole Agents
at Wholesale and Retail. les DIFF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05
TRUE COURAGE.

In the summer vacation of 1885, party of
gay young Colegians visited Tattershall Castle,
in Lincolnshire. This remarkably noble ruins
consists of single lofty keep, rising to the hight
Of two hundred feet, the interior being open
from summit to basement Mighty oaken
beams once, however, spanned the massive walls,
supporting floors which formed stories of vary
ing height Many of these beams have fallen
into the basement, completely rotten, through
shameful exposure to the weather ever since the
roof crumbled away others still pertinaciously
hang, more or less broken and decayed, but in
a majority of instances, seem as if a strong gust
Of eddying wind would send them down crush
ing, to mingle their fragments with those al
ready below.
The party were in high spirits. They had
drunk old wines, and their young blood tioyed
hotly in their veins; they had laughed, joked,
| and talked themselves into wild excitement.
About half way up the castle turrets there was
| o sort of open landing, which goes along one
wall of the structure; and on this landing the
party stepped from the grand spiral staircase
| they had hitherto been ascending, and there
paused o moment to look about them. The
| scene was striking. A few beams sprung across
just below their feet few thick mooted rays
Of the sun pierced through the adjoining loop
holes few fieecy cloudlets fitted athwart the
blue light overhead. Startled by the noisy
visitors, number of dusty jaekdaws few out O
their holes up and down the walls, and aftel
chattering their decided disapprobation at being
disturbed, made half dozen whirling circuit
Of the interior raised rapidly upward until they
disappeared.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05
THE OLD FARM GATE. BY RICHARD Coz

love 1t love it and oft pass 1t by,
As backward gaze on the days that past,
Too sunny and joyous and happy to last
Oh my life was young and my spirit elate
In the time that dwelt by the old farm gate
How oft have mounted the old gate astride,
With rope aud stick, for frolicksome ride
And when it would open with slow gentle force,
See whoa 70 would cry to my gay mimic horse
Who merry as l, as fearlessly cate
On the broad topmost rail Of the old farm gate
And by turns we would ride on real live horse'-
We called his name Rayen,n SO black was his gloss
And our plump little pony, 80 frolic and wild
When he carried man, was never mild
If he knew my sweet sister, the pert little Kate,
Was to ride on his back from the old farm gate.
Aud fowler, our little dog fowler was there,
With his bark of delight sounding loud the air
And if we were happy as happy could be,
Little fowler I'm sure, was as happy as we;
We wept when he died, and we laid him in state
At the foot Of the tree by the old farm gate.
Long before we grew up my kind father died.
And soon my dear mother was laid by his side
Then Tommy, and next my sweet little sister,
Oh how did we weep as we bent DER and kissed her
And Willie will have it he little Kate
Pass homeward to God through the old farm gate.
i love it love it and still pass it by,
With sigh 10 my breast and tear in my eye;
As backward gaze on the days that are past,
And wonder if may yet est me at last
With father and mother, and sweet little Kate
In the churchyard back of the old farm gate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05
CALIFORNIA.
BR.aZOS SANTIAGO.

wnlsave THURSDAY, May s. AM suncuaily.
FOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO, POINT xeE6EA
4 ISABEL, MATAMoRoS and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Regular New0sns US Mail Line Of Low Pressure STEAM,
,hPsThe Ayorte sesm,hg YACHT Edward Aud mas'sI vii
leave ahove carrying the US Mails For freight having
very superior stale room accommodations, appyto
mX3 HARRIS 4 MORGAN, 70 Tchouplouias street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05
OUACHITA RIVER.

win leave THURSDAY, May s. at o'eIosA I. N.
NOR CAMDEN, Ell DORADO LAND -
IL ING, ,CHAMPAGN0L1 WILMINGTON MO- la8&2ti
RIO LANDING, PIGEON HILL, MARIE SALINE,
ALABAMA LANDING, TRENToN, MONROE, COLI ABBA, hAf
klsoSbuRG and all nteImsdiats 4s. running g
commander win leave egh, paasage
accommodations, apply on board. or to
my5 J. LLOYD LEWIS, IL Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05
BORDEAUX.

EOR BORDEAUX. The very fast sailing
Il packet JANE WILLIAMS, L. Mason, master having
engaged will have quick dispatch For freight Of 800
Cotton having accommodations sPPy
apis '"'' W. q. z. BoaERT co. 70 Camp street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05
MOBILE.

wnil leave THURSDAY, May S. ats o'clock p. NJ
NOR MOBILE, from the foot of the - =
Pontcharrain RailIoad.-The splendid steamer
HELEN, Captain J. p. carsoe, will leave above.
FOR freight or PassaSs apply on board, or 10
mys sTR0THkR BROS, u Poydras strset.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05

u Lns.-winter AusnEsmsns. The ssy ~ ~ ~.
bsrson. CALTF0RNIA, Captain Sam. Rose, sad OREGON
r. A. Hs, avns been bu sxprssss for the Lake tsds
Of the shove steamer. vii
leave Raroad DAILY arrival .t the Lake
the oock stopping Paaeagoula on "eansdAy and
going, and Tuesday and Fridays IessrninK
~ Freight for Bay seuis, Pass Chrssas rnd reas'nA must
Be cent Of CREOLE.
ar Way Bag Mobile will leave th, oes Of III.
Of Mobile shnld Be
in the mail. e1l r. GEDpEs. Agent 10 Bank Place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05
EsOR MOBILE.-Daily q. 8. Mail : =

AZ %hss ssa ~ 'e'''i T. eEDpss xsss s.ai p
u1,oR RMOBILE-Daily o. 8. Mail AEA
II Lns.-wnser An.egsmsns.-Th The ss. sss ~
s.a css ss
ap Hs, (sayns spl s.pIsssiy ths LAh. m.ds
A ..1. ssssss 4: ss
IT; a.s
g ~. re- ssy @ @sa Pass cA'a 's must
% w k; as % s I'll |
: lei 4. eEDoEs. Agent. 10 Bank Place
EOR LAFOURCHE. Coast and ~.
w. e%1s .ss.. :. .ss. Rs fAab5
EVENING O'Clock, aud EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. At
ss ssss street.
EOR WABASH RIvER-New Or ~.
fr. .9S %ss's s%.a sss Silks
~ FoI frfirh. . pss.axs, .pply o. bo,rd: i.g
NEW eve ORLEANS .,l:a.Ss,,s;1.a and Car &C..
ss:ss and ss.
'i'syia ''Hm'r and ~; Sa csss: in "''''
s,: ss, Gs .s. I'D ~ ssd .s hos %
yy ..D ess,ss ia s. anss4
,s.shId
enc ''a % ''' '''''@ AII I&faTETTE IIHE;
c'r'r'n to q Sss.,s ] s. PE :: "
Ia Winter from Ibssssiss bsss Is
Ia s''' 70" bsss hsisSis IS sai;aa.
After which ssrnus Fifteen mnrtsa
Ts:asssx, ,c.sa II ?. :, ,trsn ..s :ss Depot.
y:s s.
the aforementioned hours ~hail
Fo!.Rs ,E114.S hAKE sg,go.se'sssii goRsNEi&N
aRas ag1s S
twspssvsn miles Fare through fy osn' onnasn and
IExvs Ell TE CITY AT 81 LEAVE THE LAKE ATS
MI
roa. No. 90 Common Street for al. business Of tn.
's s;sss 'Ss1s.'
SuNDRIEs-
~ HoG PHo9R-s.o S SsI. $50 sapsrsas fine Extra;
HsSsUEsass ase1ss ss.s: s:iS ssss ss'sa Cured
eiase past.ss: ys s.shsl & Sperm,
.pas ~
SUNDRIES-
y sP5sI s Rssa sssss md ,ss s fshs Clear
.y BULK % iaHs y heupsula.
SUNDRIEs-
- Esss Hgs fss4A s FARs ''
ENeLIsH FIRE BI1icK, TILES, etc. For sale by
ars JOHN o. $ .s.iD & :. d sansy badss
CUNDRIES-
y wHIsKYso barrels Rec.aed 100 hbl Raw Malt Whisky;
sTARcH~scO Pearl stsfes. manufactured from
bali s:s Ss%s SsaS;. Hams. 80
alcSsls Sugar Cured;
soAFsOO esnss b md g. sT sale BY
NACKEREL AND OIL
I'VE = = sss.:. s15ii sFEsS kssS S! II II ar
$ S;s: e ssSR5S .ass
aoo aoo h, h,u no. sd ia aams c6ds.b For .als nv
apis ~ W.. m J. i: carrier Co, q Common street.
. ggTTER-esshsn and Western, in dIsin. and kegs;
SGsss SSn.s SsT.asan psam sal sna aHs faGw
sGsss Pr.s Gamss ons Oxide and N'
.ss ,:s ss sii q sssS.
SgNpRIas gsg25a G, bill. ,,..,.. from .,..n. St. Louis,
~ %IsfEss 9gTTSssI iEs.s: I'd s.sS., 49,. ~
'Sf:s s Hungarian
ALcoHoL-a0 b''' in os eREs hi ss CO. 80 Old 1eve.
0UNDRIFs-
= WHITE IrADz1a ss from the Allan
.fd cS%Pssy .aan A' FTsnsh NJ zns S and o,
oAKUhi~ls5o S,s; ssis 90 ;, u.r,.'.....
CsrNDpIFS
= go ss.s. SICILY IEMSss o S,ss5
anita IONS F c0CHR IN 4 60 ~ "a Grsyi.r street,
C,UNDpIps
= LARD G,,ea oILMlso barrels winter strained;
- TANNERS oIi.-ioo barrels No. i;
ijSsEEp ijSSsEE Soil oilT,s y. barrels No;Ii ,,,.
hEkkiSs-lso "a r. ", / e; s:ls SS'' Sg >.
yINDR7Es-.- = : ------2 : -
gMmNsGSm HsnsMsd ss,,., STAG, Shaw, ,,, received
S $ih.'9' as' r '' no" ''''''
PSssp PsoHssssss ss ,s ssi 4.ss: ss:;h''n
cRASBERS SiEsm1s li;7s i Psssasssi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05
YAZOO RIVER.

viii leave THURSDAY, May s, at O'Clock pm.
EOR GRENADA, Troy, GREEN N- =
- WOOD LEFIORE MARION YAZoO CITY, LEllf3nISs-is3f
rChUL SATARTlA, VlCkSBURG and ali inerme-
date landngsRegular YazJo River Packet Ui
Ihe new and last running steamboat MONROE Capt Sam
VIII as above For freight apply board
my5 I. WILSON II Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05

- viii leave SATURDAY, May !, at 5oslock
NOR VNKSBURG, WARRENTON, ~ =
~ NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD L&33&&4a9Sf5ESa
NEY, NATGHEz M I FORT ADAMS, BAYOU BAYOU SARA
Packet steamer SOUTHERN BELLE-The magnificent
and swift running packet steamer SOUTHERN BELLE
Captain M. White will leave above For freight
apply on board, SMITH FIASTER, Poydras
Y The Southern Belle will take Yazoo River
with privilege of reshppiag the steamboat W. G. CAMP
BELL the s. b. having made arrangements to that effect my3
VIII leave THURSDAY, May &, a, S O'Clock p NJ.
EOR PRINCETON, LAKE PRovI- N-y -
DENCE MnLKEN's BEND; yICKsBURG, ls3Sas5s5I sAkna.sIc
ANS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, DONALDSON WILLIE snd
all nemediBte andings1he tine passenger FRANK
LYON, Capt j. Esies lin Of the Saron will
above and Thurdsy throughout the
freight or passage, apply on hoard or to
my2 STROTIIER 4 BROS. Is Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05
GALVESTON.

Will leave SATURDAY, May !, a, s O'Clock An.
EOR GALVESTON, INDIANOLA, .<g$FEA
u PORT LAyAcA and MATsaoRpA gAY1Rssu.
The magnificent steamship LOUISIANA jeremiah Smith master
will leave above landing freight the wharves at Indanoa ard
nysea uct ghsrage Mnagoda Bay without charge
For freight having
apply HARRIS 4 MORGAN, ~ Tchoupioulns street.
B The Line having established its Pilot Pss csvalo Bar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05
SPAIN.
Our accounts from Madrid are Of the tn in

Our accounts from Madrid are Of the 7th in .
stant W a9taT 1'a7l e.
A most animated discussion took place the
day before, in the Chamber of Deputies. on tho
election Of Vigo. Count de Reus strongly at
tackled the conduct Of the different Ministers in
the elections, but particularly the Cabinet over
which NJ Bravo Murllo had presided. II would
even appear from the speech of Count de Rsns.
that the Progresista minority intended to i'm,
peach the Bravo Murillo Ministry. After . few
observations from the Minister Of Finance, the
| House adjourned. - .
| On the 7th, Count de Reus replied TO the
Minister of Finance, and was succeeded hy.theJ
Marquis de Tore Orgaz. The passionate tone,
of the debate in both houses had created 90 much
scandal, that it was vaguely rumored that Con-
gress would shortly close the session. y & -,
ITALY. .,.,s,. {. .
The Genoa Corriere Mercantile, Of the 7th
instant, states that number of arrests took
place at Palermo and its enyirons, betwesn the
22d and 9th ult, The arrests amount to sew
eral hundred belonging to every class Of sooisty.
mobiles, priests, monks, civilians, laborers, cd
even women. 1t was said that several depets Of
arms, concealed no doubt since 1e49, haa bsen,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05

n be mail. tIe1J h GEDDks, AGENT bahk fIkce.
EOR LAFOURCHE. Coast and ~ =
u Lsoufehe Packet-The DR.. BATEY, La1'E<k5&s
Cap. W. G. Wilson, lssves as sbo EVERY MONDAY
EVENING O'Clock, aud EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, At
O'Clock. For Teghte passage, sPPly On board OF TO
nov27 II A. LAFORESTs1 ~ bienvthe street,
NOR WABASH RIVER-New Or - -
Wabash River Psckst.The new and LE4<5f&s3
spsndid ight draught sILAs WRIGHT, aA14ln
n For neigh, or passage, apply on bosrd. isp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05
ARKANSAS RIVER.

Will leave THURSDAY. May s, at 5 O'Clock Pm.
EOR VAN BUREN, FORT SMITH, ~ =
IL LITTLE ROCK and all intermediate landings
The entirely snd light draught regular packet
steamer FRANKLIN PIERCE, Capt. A. W. Hicks will lvav
above For freight accommodations
board SMITH d FiiilSTER, 80 Poyiras street.
my5 MOSES GREENWOOD l. co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05
VICKSBURG,

U.
Will leave SATURDAY, May !, at S O'Clock P. NJ.
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, aw -
NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, HARD lEi9lsSess.sf9
TINES, RODNEY, ST. JOSEPH, WATERPROOF,
NATCIIEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA,
sndingsfhe splendid packet steamer NATCHEZ No.
T. Leathers above. freight passage
apply on board, or TO
D. R. CARROLL. Union Row, IS Carcndelet street.
~ The hatcher has made with the V0ANT
W. CAMPBELL and will take freight for all points the
YAZ0o. my4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05

" As rising on its purple wing
The insect Queen Of Eastern Spring;
Ger emerald meadows of Cashmere
Invites the young pursuer near;
And leads him on from flower to flower
weary chase and wasted hour
Then leaves him as it scars on high,
With painting heart and fearful eye.
So Beauty, lures the full grown child,
With lure as bright, and wing as wild"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05

SUNDRIES--
~ HAMS-50 tierees Stagg 4 shay's, just received
| PIktS MAGNOLIA WHSKY-50 bbs now landing;
HICE-950 tierces Carolina;
GOSHEN BuTTER-30 frkins Prime
DRIED APPLES-30O bbs Northern
PECA>S-300 bbis. large Texas;
CHAMBER nIES--T5 paekages;
CRACkNhL BUISCuITS--iO0 In store and for sale
sps T. j. HART & CO., 10 Tchoupitouas street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-05

EOR AUSTRALIA-To call at Port Philip
MebouneThe class sailing newly
snip EUROPEAN Captain Turner viii be dispatched
II snfB Bcient freight offer. For terms spply to
mhi2 ]. P. WIIifEEy q Co, 81 Camp street.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-08

We are authorized to announce Mr.. WILLIAM
p. FLOWERS as a candidate for the office of
Justice of the Peace for the first election district
sep Ste
We are authorized to announce Mr.. JOHN W.
GUY a candidate for the office of Justice of
the Peace for the third election district
Mr.. EDITOR: After many pressing solicitations
we have prevailed on Mr.. A. w. PADGETT to
run as candidate for the Office Of Justice of the
Peace in the third election district Of Charles
county. You are. therefore, authorized to an
nounce him through the columns of your paper.
sep9-te HIS FRIENDS.
Mr.. WELLS: You will please announce II. d.
DYSON. candidate for the office of Justice
of the Peace for the second election district of
Charles county. MANY VOTERS.
Je %.
We are authorized to announce MIR THOMAS
A. JONES as candidate for Justice of the Peace
for the second election district. au Is tie
MIR. JOHN II. EDELEN announces himself
as a candidate for the office of Magistrate in the
second election district of Charles county and
will be supported by MANY VOTERS.
jy este
] present myself, through the solicitation of
friends. to the voters Of the second election dis
rict Of Charles county, for the office of Justice of
the Peace, and if elected pledge myself to dis
charge the duties of said Office faithfully and i'm
partially. CHARLES C. PERRY.
jy 2I-tf.
We authorized to announce JOHN F.
SEAlMES as candidate for Justice of the Peace
for the second election district. jy 21-te
At the solicitation of friends would most re-
spectfuly present myself as a candidate at the
election to be held on Wednesday the I'd of No
vember next, for the office of Justice Of the Peace
in and for the first election district of Charles
county, and should my fellow-citizens see proper
to elect me to said office, promise and pledge
myself to make every eXertion, with whatever of
ability | may be possessed, to perform the duties
thereof industriousy, impartially and faithfully.
Ije left. GEORGE N. ROWE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-08

ORIENTAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, for re-
" storing, preserving and identifying the hair,
graduating Scruff and Dandruff, preventing Bald
and continuing its possession of healthy vgor
silky soness and lnxuriant redundancy to the latest
period of human life. Many preparations for the
hair have been palmed off upon the credulous pub
lie, for which their concoctors have claimed the
most extravagant and contradictory powers no.
thing short of miraculous. The Oriental Hair Re-
storative does not profess TO produce hair upon
scalps where the unalterable laws of nature inter-
vene to hinder its production but it has been found
to be the best remedy to prevent badness and to
restore hair where it has fallen off or become thin
to prevent grey hair and remove every appearance
of scruf and dandruf from the hair, and keep it in
the most healthy, soft and glossy state.
For the Ladies' toilette it is surpassed by none
1t is cooling and refreshing, purifes, softens and
gives brilliancy to the hair
For children it is particularly recommended as
forming the basis of a beautiful head of hair.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
For sale in any quantity by HENRY PEEL,
may l2. Wholesale Druggist Alexandra, Va
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-08
VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
SALE

TINE undersigned offers for sale his Farm lying
i on Mattawoman Run, adjoining the lands OF
Messrs. Thomas S. Martin and Sheriff, and is II
miles from Port Tobacco and IA miles from Alex
andria, Va, and 3 12 miles from Pennington, or
Piscataway creek, the shipping port for gran to-
bacco, &C., Of the neighborhood. 1t contains
500 ACRES,
more or less; about 240 acres of which Is arabic.
land and divided into three fields, two Of which j.
in clover,-all under good and substantial fencing
the residue i'll Oak, Pine, Cedar and Chestnut.
There are on the place TOBACCO HOUSES,
QUARTERS and DWELLING HOUSE; also
a good Meadow, and any quantity Of grass could
be raised on the farm. 1t is considered one of the
best Tobacco and Corn farms in the neighborllood.
Persons wishing to purchase are requested to
anime for themselves. Mr.. CooMBs, my Overseer
on the farm, will show the premises to any If
not sold at private sale before the 18th of SEP
TENDER, 1853, the farm will then be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION on the premises. lfnot sold
| it will then be for Rent.
| TERMS OF SALE-One-Gflh in cash on the day
of sale the residue in four equal annual nstalnents,
secured by approved bond and security. Posses
sion given lst January 1854.
| Persons desiring any further information will ad-
dress the undersigned by mail, Piscataway, Prince
Georges county, Md.
APP 2s-tl5S JOHN MANNING.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-08

To the Voters Of Aliens Fresh District:
| announce myself as a candidate for Constable
for the second election district, and if elected
pledge myself to discharge the duties of said Office
honestly and faithfully.
aul5-tf ELKANAH WARE.
We are authorized to announce RICHARD r.
NELSON as a candidate for Constable for the
first election district
au lite
Mr.. EDITOR: You respectfully requested
to announce JAMES G. SIMPSON as candi-
date for Constable for the second election district.
au lite.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. JAMES
ADAMS, of Port Tobacco, as candidate for
Constable for the second election district.
au 4-1m*
We are authorized to announce Mr.. JOHN Fl.
POSEY candidate for Constable for the first
election district. jy 25-2m*
To the Voters Of the First Election District Of Charles
County:
present myself as a candidate for the office of
Constable. Should be one of the choice of the
people, pledge myself to discharge the duties Of
that office promptly. honestly and to the best of
my ability. PETER WHEELER.
Jy 2o-te
We are authorized to announce GEORGE
BAILEY candidate for Constable for the Sc
cond election district. jy 21-te
We are authorized to announce JAMES II. M.
BUTTON as a candidate for Constable for the
second election district. jy 2l-2m
To the Voters Of the Second Election District
At the request Of many friends, respectfully
offer myself as candidate for one Of the Consta-
bles of this district J. l.. W. GOODRICH.
Harris Lot, jy lite
To the Voters Of the Third Election District:
| offer myself as candidate for Constable, and
pledge myself if elected to discharge faithfully
the duties of said office.
jy IA. A. w. NARROW.
respectfully announce myself as candidate
for Constable in the third election district of
Charles county. If elected will endeavor faith
fully and promptly to discharge the duties Of the
office. lie 80. PETER ID. TUBMAN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-08
SUMMER GOODS.

| THE undersigned invites the public to call and
| i examine his stock, among which may he found
For Ladies'
Kid, silk and thread Gloves
Black Canton Cloths and Alpaccas-all prices
| Berages, Berage De LANES and French Lawns
Pondicherry bea utiful article for second mourning
| Plain and dotted Swiss and book Muslins
! Parasols-assorted colors; black silk mitts
Cambria Edging and Inserting and Swiss do
English and French Chints and Prints-all prices
Jaconet Cambria Handkerchiefs
Hemstitched and embroidered do
French worked Collars, Chimizetts, U'sleeves, &c.
For. Gentlemen
Black, blue and brown French and Eng. Cloths
Black and fancy Observation-Disclosures styles
Silk, satin and Marseles Vestng
Hungarian mixture and cloudded Alpacca-a good
article for boys
Fancy white and brown Linen Drllinps
Kid, silk, buck, Isle thread and cotton Gloves
Black and fancy silk Cravats and Stocks
Brown, mixed and striped half-Hose
Heavy bleached and brown Duck
Irish Linen-dtterent prices and qualities.
Collars (new style) and ready-made Shirts
Canvass, Padding, Sewing Silk, &c.
For Seruants-
Blue Denms, Pententary Plaids and Stripes
Striped Cotton Osnabergs; Cotton Yarns
3-4, 10 and "A brown Cotton
Nos. |, 9 and Buraps; No. Cotton Osnaberg
Bed Ticking and Check Cotton-all prices.
Together with a general assortment of Hats,
Shoes, Drugs, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
and many other articles too tedious to mention,-
all of which will be sold cheap for cash or TO pune
tual customers on a credit of six months.
may &c. VIM. PERCUSSION.