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November %.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-28
4 cfCrO 0E MfrS UNHNS

We have certificates from Captain Canat,
brother 10 the eminent physician % LoliI Ma
poleon, President UC the French republic. "ho
was cured Of rheumatism % seven yeaus' stan
ding: one from Roht CAN'T. d. of se,en wears
one from Mr. Oldham, Baltimore Cu,'nn house.
OF a dreadful case Of dyspepsia one from Jno.
Luke, Of a case Of dyspepsia ard general de-
nifty; AMI one from J. X. Stapleton. ESQ, q
CalIimoIc, with hundreds Of others
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-28
10 health under The sr.r,.naut al Dr.. Hampton.
w IEoMAssoN.
,,LowisY lille, March . q. l-.l."


llampton's Vegetable rincinr" rs the gr"a
purifier Of the blood ~ it's mild tut row@iin
action on ;he Stomach. Liver and kidneys
Will cure Dyspepsia. Congh, Asthma. Bronchl
al and Lung A Affections. Breast Side AID Back
Consumption. Scre!uls. Rheumatism, Govt,
Neuralgia. FistIia, Plies. Bowel Complaints.
Worms, Nervous DEBILITY. and - a female
Medicine, ii has no eq:al.
Call and get : pamphlet gratis. This iamp-
sons Vegetable rirciGre, acting on the storm
arh. Liver and Kidneys. cures Coughs. Rhsu.
maij>'n. all breast and throat diseases, D!sp"p-
sia. &c, Sc, with all diseases arising iron.
impure blood. in nervous debility, &c. Nor
timer { Mowbray. 2i0 Baltimore street, Balti-
more. have IL for sale.
Sold hv Spasding s Greenwich. Leonard
Town: q. II. Morgan. Chap!tco and WIN. IL.
Garner + Co.. Miles Town.
June IL, ISS2--tr
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-28
Francis w. KerchneF,
BOOT < SHOE MAKER
" No. los WEST FAYETrE SrEEr,
Opposite the Liberty Engine House,
BALTIMORE,

"a Respectfully informs his friend
NJ tina, he has purchased CIR
i the old established 80
stand Of Mr.. J. Hartman, and is
Prepared TO supply them with Opera
Boots, Caters, Scotch Boots and Shoes
.oSall kinds. for gentlemen's wear, made
ofsthe best materials. By strict attention
TO business, he hopes to merit a share of
the patronage extended to the late pro-
prietor.
August s, 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-28

a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
N GARDEN SEEDS jus, received
AMI for sale By
SPALDlNG g. GREENWELT..
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-28
Charles FERGUSON,
GROCER X COMMISSION NCRcHANr
No. 60 Light Street


EN- IIWUhE,
II EEPS constantly On hand a large
- and well selected stock Of Groce.
cies, Teas, Wines Liquors and Sesars
which he is prepared to sell as low as
any o.herHouse here.
lie has also had - years Experience
in selling Tobacco and Grain and tlauers
himself he can give satisfaction to those
who will intrus. their produce to his
Care.
Baltimore. February -, lsS3-3n.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-28
E. II. STABLER 4 co.

100 Pratt Street. Baltimore.
For sale in ST. Mays county by Richardson
& Combs and Lokcr Abell & Co, Leonard
Town; Vim. II. Garner & Co. Miles Town :,
and Geo. n. Morgan. and John A. Burroughs.
Chap;co-and by merchants generally through
out Maryland and Virginia.
February 3, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-28
.NNDN FISK NIDG
Chaplain In the l.. 6. Saw.

~ i7er he almost uiraculou. cures ,iaiy
made bv champions Vrgr','ie lirrtrrr."
on orr most respectable citizens mon wal!
known and tiled we chaIlsng- The ,co1 III 10 STOW
any thing on record ia Medic.He 20 Hq.aI it,
Read! Reaii
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-28

purchase. Apply personally. or by let
er addressed TO Aliens Fresh, Charlie.
County. JOHN G. CAMPBELL.
Vaudeville, Sept. IS. 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-28
Uonderfnl Cure Of Hereditary Serofala
bu Hompfoa's Teref1bIe Tinrfurs

This certificate is from the pen OF a gentle
man whose name appears on the journal or
Congress. one who Is extensively and fsyora-
bly, known:
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-28
Slaves Wanted.

TEiE subscriber is permanently loca.
u ted at iddleville, Charles County,
Immediately on the road from Port To
b. nnn "a llnn1n Ern.h \ ,,.knrn hn u.;li
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-04-28

Nas'ar of 'te SER Geo. RaIh@r. Annapolis
Packet, No. ?. Tobacco Warehouse, Lisl
S!:eet What.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23

sons Sd subscribing, to the privilege
of 50 mhpy years Scholarship in the
said FIR Pkine Collcge,as By said Res
olutiohs will more fully and particu-
hrly q ppenr.
Now, know all men, that we, the
subscrIb ers, in order to entitle our
selves to said privilege and in order
TO contribute towards raising said
sum, did hereby acknowledge our
selves held and firmly bound unto
John l.. Ellis, the Treasurer Of said
Board, dis executors, administrators
or assigns, in the sums of money an
neXed I'd our names, to be paid to
the said treasurer, his successor in
the office Of treasurer, or assigns, for
which pa yment, well and truly TO be
maile, we severally bind ourselves,
onrt exc cutors and administrators,
firmly by these presents.
HE condition of the above is,
that, if said sum of Fifty thousand
Dollars ! e raised on or before the
FIRST of August. A, D., 1855, then
the sum subscribed by us below,
are TO be paid as aforesaid, to bear in
terdst fro "a the time The sud sum Of
Fifty Thousand Dollars is raised by
subscription; but in the event the
said sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars
shall not be raised on Or before the
first Of August, A. d., 1855, them
the sui s@riptions below are to be-.
null and void
Given binder our hands this the
day RESPECTIVELY on which we here
unto sub cribed the sums Beverally
lnneAedItp our names.
Done dt Lindsay Hall, Erskine
College, "A pil s, 1858
T. L. PRESSLY, Pres ident.
J. | BpkNrR, Secretary. +
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23

The daily Union & American says.
The wIiiSs carried this State ior
President III 1910 by about 1900
majority. Yet NJ Polk was de
ieated the next year b. lille more
lhan 5000. HE wings CARRIE!
fbt State ler Clay in 1874. Yet
A Y. BRou \ vas eiected Governor
in 1915. Gen. 4 AFLoR received
more than 6.000 majority in 1913.
Net TEotsDALE Was elected IN
|iSf9. So we sec That democratic
Victories in Tenne$see have gener-
anv Succeeded Presidential cleo
tions, whether the parry in The Uni
on has been success fnl or not. How
il has happened we do not know
But 50 II las been Aud 50 We
SET down JOHNSON s election tins
time as certain.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23
Fat nIFrS' and Merchants Bank 0.
Memphis.

we copy the following "last call
from the Memphis Express Of the
Eth FIST. If any Of our readers are
&rtGid9rs Of the Farmers and Mer-
fla4t ! Bank Of Memphis, they will
see Il ( Necessity Of at once present
ing Il CIR claims The editor Of the
Exprd IS, pr. Jeptha Foulkes, is the
Presi lent Of the bank, and this no
tide m ~ lie regarded as official:
TR#ILf + CALL, TAKE HEED WHO
NFHI.,i- We direct the attention of
Of OF reader to the notice Of the
TgrnItlIs' and Merchants Bank 10
the or dit0rs of that Institution, in
to-{as Is paper; tile edition would re-
specially ask the attention to It. Of
llisediI prialbre en,roquastlng them
I'd sngAest to tlieir respective readers,
who nj ~ DO creditors Of the Bank,
ID pr41ent their claims on or before
the 4th Of July 1t is important to
all cr4illlors; and as every paper,
perharB has some patron interested,
We here venture to make lhe request
We dbl Tie officers Of the Bank
nave lime and again made calls on
,reditofs, and they are now fully no
tilted, lnd inattention TO Il, whatever
be to tt em tile losses resulting there
rom, will be properly chalgeable to
themselves.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23
alehman. what of llle -NieIll9


The skies are brig htening. Joha
son, the peoples candidate for Gov
ernor, is winning imperislable laurel.
wherever hegoes Nihe-tenths Of til,
people ofAIiddle Tennessee. probally
had never sen him until the present
canvass, although the historytof Lis
deeds, 50 eminently commandable
was as familiar as ;ehouseholdngyfd
Now, however, many have bad Tie
pleasure Of listening to his Strains d
calm, earn est, eiiJetual Augment
In poetic ligbts he does notihdulge
and we are glad ofit--such VENTURES
be leaves for Mi Henry, TIA IN
fedged orators. Bat in the discus
sion Of practical measures such rs
the peopleare Immediately ntFrestel
in, because IF their bearing aha TEN
dency, Nh. Joha@oa is at home
Observation-Disclosures we, IL COM
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eNal'i'iieu' we liioIe 20 'ney e rep'
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PREF fff e. aEain9F liln ~ las opPo-
i'ei''s' 0't' "a eNfiy c#sc &c i'aS eohg.
Gil unfarhlfhed' a"d ias course been
q ~ I sens'0ie ana dlsI
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23
The Ken osha Democrat, Wiscon

The Ken osha Democrat, Wiscon-
sin, says:
The co psoii iation of the whig
and free-soil parties in this State in
to one party, is becoming moro and
more obvious every day. III heart
and sympathy they are already one.
Misery loves company, and they
have eagerly sought each others
arms, and are eyery day growing
warm in mutual embrace
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23
Faf as Faiss.er.7l { 0lsq4set.

FAYFTrHvnLE, June : 1853.
DEAR FRIHSD--Taviag WANDERED
. over the graver objects about tl-e
village, let me turn to Tie bus mes.
houses.
A very large three story lrieE
building has been erected on tic
south side e the square, at ca rh end
Of which there is al elegant store
room with convenient rooms above.
Between these are offices, beiig Two
on the lower floor ard Il o directly
above. The third story consists Of
two large lIall4 and passagA, and
is used hy the M,sons and 04l Eel
lows as Lodge rooms. AsotheFl4rge
brio 1 has recently been Hgilt pn the
\. w. corner Of the square. IL fon-
ialn$ two stores and a EaStment.
Tie ground Icing high at tie qnard
ana sloriag down the street. tteIup-
perl ortion firms collar lot tlle
s.ofos. while uic other is. usdtl .gor
sGJbs The two ubper slogies are
stdda rooms: aba ire in use. II has
a gravelItd rooi. Another bisel
hodse has been erected on the n. f..
cotnlr. This is also three s.oties.
and has a ef.iyelled.roor. TAeI Two.
Lowell stories are asedsas a DR., eo4J.s
stole aud furniture rooms. Tie tisrId
stoiJ was bulls tor the Nasd bat
owih4 to sGme DISPUTE has hdt lIaen
re clred. On he S. i. cor. Ter i a
sm.hler two story lr;oz. Tle hist
s.olly IS nsad as si,rg,.s,oi.b sI5p
anal feveI, sto fl. scooba lis.
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r. al. .
h. laan ,,.t - an r,l.osal...I..
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.1 j = =
nav HIM. D. a,.av II tGa = i.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23

WIND GREAT MEN.--The Cincin-
matt E1I4my4r very truly. SAYS that
the Will Is never had a caniidate.since
FcderalFsm was born, and Coondonn
ciristciIed, who WAS not the Greatest
living ihan-wonder! lie was always,
up 10 VI ring-day, the most eloquent,
the nlosq talented, the most yirtqons,
the most learned, the most religious,
and the most decent! Afib- voting
day, if he happened 10 come out Of
the little end Of the horn, thesyery
fellows who footed their. bhgles the
loudest TO sound their praises, we're
quickest to draw on their bic boots
to Kick them out among the shucks.
INFLUENCE OF AEoLlrIoNIsN.
TIL e Richmond, Va. Exanilucr,hds
Tie following dash Of cold water for.
ardent aboIliYnisl:
In lh4 midst Ct bis Un Gle Tom
claIter, the price OF 81 aves as more
than doubled. Se,en years ago
we had reason to be cospizant Of
til e sale Of a powerful Young negro.
lie was sold loi five hundret dollars
On this dizzy | e would bring upon
the same Spot pot less Clan fifteen
hundred. These facts show how
It'd lie Importance the business world
: Tie money chansers-Nopoleon's
sefr.-attach To abolition. We COM
mend these facts to the editors Of
The Tribune. They live 10 com
community, and know how
quickly causes diminishing The Sc
rurlty Of propes iy diminish also the !
price.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23

Nutmscs Of the yer, best flavor
and greatest SIZE are SAID 10 gro"
spontaneously IN ihe mountains Of
California.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23
Er.kine CoIleael
p Fan OF Eadosysne. ,t.

Endowment by Scholarships; ant
Whereas it is important tina Erskin,
College Should be placed on an cqua
footing, in this respect, wi III Other
colleges, and III circumstances to af
iorfl an education, not only as thor
epsh, but also as cheap as ;lny other
lnSiid ution in the land; lhctetore.
+ " fldcd, That the following plan
Of Endowment be adopted by the
Board Of Trustees for Els dine Col
lego, VIZ
An Endowment Fund Of a Hun
bred Thousand Dollars shal I be crea-
ted by the sale of cholarslips;
Which Scholarships Shall be offered
loIh til & following terms aA ! condi-
lions:
l. T be payment Of forty dollars
(S40) Shall end ow singld IsAolU-
Sl4tp, II ilidh shah entitle the Isubscri-
Der to the tuition Of one stkAept du-
ring Il be term Of SIX years,
2. The Payment Of SIXTY dollars,
Shall ! adQMa Scholarship W ! Ich shall
dntiile the subscriber to the tuition
Of ore or more Of his own s. 4s, Oh of
Any st haentk he may select, amounts
Ing III thy aggregate I'd 4 twelve
>Iearb
8 My person paying or / curing
to lie Trustees OF said college the
sum 10 one hundred dollars, khaII be
cntii lie 4 10 tile educ zion, free of j.
itio, expenses, of d ne son Of nonii-
nee lor The aerm Of larralg,Gdf ye~s,
or Of | wo or lnore pd pits at th I same
time. |modnf lng IN the aggrfsate to
twenI five ears.
4. 10 sales Of United fpholarr
shin s. shall he binding either on he
parclIHsc on on the Board Of Trus-
tees, nlil Sd olarshiPs amour ing to
f.tW Haeas19l} do.lars are sold idue
noaed whereof shall be given in the
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= pc H. Il l"eg my 'Ai.'N P,qp'l'
: : ! iurqs 'iiSi u nom '''e sue
79rof'i SiI ~ sil.ii ~ l'i' cS'e0 I
oHlS ii s'PcH' Oh we o'a'o' oI "
ii oNlEea PtJ'es' me BANKS % 'he
''a'G II 9ed' Cafoil'ia' or wen 81
ufed il1dR'iaifl pohds' aFa me M
&fqS' III income on!y arising rom
otn ihHe''ilgi f silail re arPfolHla-
e 70 lHcreasE tie advantages OF
'd = n, Tp sfd College
= Ell e 4. created py
Hese lipceedlllgs, holli limited ana
aFs,an 4r fai4F or qss'sqed or ae
iSeq ~ |" I: III IN liie case oil IN
1StacN, tNpV Shall mass tD | lie adj |
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23
liz rls of NFws,
VIZ EAtorrl ,gFrlazz-aqs.

- s'''ih sfFt nc lhCiAl
FIVE years old.
There are lhree tho4sand lawyer.
in Great Britain
The slave trade Gourtsbes in Cub:
from the conniyand e of Spain.
The rebellion in Chin IA is still gain.
ing ground.
-Four hundred Persd ms are con
lined in ore prison in \. !. city.
s.. Petersburg, Rus fia, hss been
again suffering lea riuIii from cholc-
ia.
The n. York Music ii WorIl &
Times is informed In ht the II Iisic
trade + this con- lrv for 1851 -
mounted 10 twen3 Sc ven millions
Of dollars.
ne Cmclnnatf Enquirer y toll
that the new Pus nla> ler Of That
city has in contem Plalibn, DE en-
iloylheut Of young lhdi 5, to attend
to The delivery Of | tter4 al The L.
dies window 4dng idea.
Tile little Sta te d fir ode lsltrud
employs banking cupid ! 10 lh4 d.
mount of Sl4 900, 600.
Newspapers fnjoy - HER an
tepsHe circulation ln Australia F.
The Melbourne Argus ad9 les
that il can take no moro neev sl5-
scrI5ers until the arii, al III >tr1 In,'
press Il was then -circula!ins I0,G00
copir$. II has also td ii, srE5
scription price from tw4 pounds be-
four pounds.
South ca rolira aap"i pts la' 4e
delegation 10 attend thf Wort S
Temperance Con,enI'ti
Ex- President g,,Irr is said to
''iiief l"S ron - =" r." mo S,"r
toms Of np''oo, an 1 viii d
pobabI' long survive
Onc.tl,ird or the ul,ol .spanlts.
army. or twcnt, the9>ar h acr..es-
stationed in CHl,u. lhe T. are M
zen ' sS' i "' y o. en- ~ Z %. Hi
o'S'' anu = '"''' ~ '''' ''''''''
AIRY serlce npon /. ad, AID f III
md a ball u.IionS TOR 4 clthce on
lie seas.
Eating that Il is connlt,n mod -fh
IN, Hing ior tie SccuutI, ID u> Tai
.uch as moenrcillnl>s { Sc 'is.eer.i
II i'm. which being ramhe. dos y IN
: ~ ! = 80
Two men were sen IrucI ed to ..ne
months in,hrisonmcut I'd hard Ia
'of' a snort = pc S'''re "a ''''''''''
or Tue cfln'e = causing "4 D eeSs+
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23
! D'il lister, q tlicrWisa termed a
!Enmbnk

!Eumbue.
Many ppliti{ ians Ii ,ve, dining the
last Il, oil Is years. acqnireIl the
habit TO pr4eti Re chic hHery or fraud
in elections, iii they Han scarcely
rely lbT success On AM y other means
in q canvass, The pufpose seems
to bel to emtI ace, if ubt bribe, the
kiiayd; to cheaIt the simpletoh; Ia
timiil1 he the ii ebecilc; 10 neulralizc
7 the il ltfendantE and TO blind die IL
ltefal d aud Id nest main. TAongll
spptleEF in bis private and public
c!arad Ter, some spectral charke is
deenid h ailvanta4 yeous,to urge al ainst
Hon Anihtew johnson, throw n by
parlizEn ASH raj Is, from a s.. ut in
corBrI IS; with view to keep him
down, aud .tllva rj bis election for
TIE he xt gover or of the State
llyHed lfey (npl3ys ardor and zeal,
10 nialllest since lity, who're none ex-
lists. Ar Jahn+ Hon, With Gardiner
and ot lgrs, Is called IN Immortal IS.
An .inI mortal pa riot would perhaps
be niof / applcable and prRpcr. The
legislaiue ia ISL IL consisted @f 30
memhd rs in the House. an9l p IN.
the Se baie; to ,: IS a bin the power
of ehc house u IS c4uali therefore
the. Ypac 81 b SCH tor, Wills equal to
that pd mo repreFentatiyts. y rare
and Singular cask occurfed to- this
body. two ylcauc1 les TO It'd Senate or
Con4ross were rshuired ID be filed,
by lt4isla live app@intmeati tie num-
Der VI wlIig ana democl4tie mem
bers Erecis4ly ttlli ed, Or fiiimei Il tie;
II dGmocr4tic maj lrity OF 9ne in the
Senate. vas cqiialI to that Of two in
the Illus; since lhe power in eaeh,
TO enict a lfwiwas equal. The prac-
tieal atId dqaii#bl4 mode Of appoinE
},s,,4 =, Ii, III e..,I H. Icirc,inl-
stances 4 Ni.ig aid ddlnc cIEtic Seha-
tor 10 Dol gsess. /; b eqdal result to.
LII 4;1 Iii En;t tbo
~. b6th H.
',"'4 ls'r iii =. 9E ILL.,
g''''. :, / 7 - IT, I I, ", natj'
= I - IT. I'll III aosn
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23

A FAIR fir, The New Y Of k
journal Of Comm crce says.
Those WHO make the greateSt
ella NOR about the injustice Of the
administration, are those who are
The least fitted for any employment
under the government"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23

poFUlATIoy William Darby, Esq,
hts published ID the Ma iolal Intel
likencer, a statement L the Broba-
LIe population Of the L nited States
III 1850. Should the increase Of
file future be in tie SANE ratio rs the
past, it appears the az ,regate pop
dlation will then be 405s97$,000
souls.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23
SCHOLARSHIP BOND.

Whereas, the Board of Trustees
Of Erskine College, Abbeville Dis
lrict, South Carolina. ih order to
raise the sum Of Fifty thousand Dol
lars, and upwards, for the purpose of
education, did on the Sth day of
April, A. d., 1858. pass certain res
olulions to The effect that the SUBJ
scription and payment of certain
sums should ontitle the person or
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-03-19
Wilmington Dry Goods Store
New ssry Goods For 1853.

SAMUEL BUZBY has Just received at his
~ Old Stand No. ~ Market Street Whining
ton, Del, three doors below Third Street, u full
assortment OF new and desirable goods, adapt
ed to the present and approaching seasons.
Ladies plain and Fancy dress goods, all the
New Styles Of the season. The greatest yari-
ely of rich Black. plain and Fancy Silks, ever
offered in this city. Fine Blk. AlpacaS ana
Mohair LustreS, White goods in every variety,
French Embrodcries fu,l assortment, HOSE
ry and Gloves all kinds. Dumasks. Cur,an ma
tcrIa!S and Window Shades. White Marsrilies
Quilts, FIanuels in variety. Ladies and Gents g.
Gauze and SILK Jackets, ), 10 AMI Il. Sheet
ing. Umbrellas and ParaSols of the best make,
French Cloths and CassIncres very line. Cord
ed lspahan and plain Satin Nestngs. rugcth-
"r with full assortment ply, Super Ingram,
onion, SILK, Plain and TwlIcd Venetian Car
petIngsi Floor Oil Cloths. Plain aud Fancy
Canton Matlings, all Of which will BE- sold as
cheap rs the same can be obtained in any city
in the Union. Strangers aud others visiting
this city are respectfully invited to call.
March II '53-3m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-03-19
Clocks. Watches. JeWrlry and

CILIER- 'F.3RE.-Persons visiting Will
Arlington would consult their interest by Wis
ling the establishment of XlBA FERRIS &
son, corner OF llll and Market ST.. who have
the largest assortment of the following articles
TO be found in The ciiy:-Gold Hunting and SIN
gled cased Patent Lever WATCHES. Of the best
makers: Ladies hunting watches, very small
Gold chalelaine. ncrh, vest and fob chains:
Fine sets otjewelry, earrings and breast pins, J
finger rings, medallion gold pens and pencils,
bracelets, cuff pins, seals, sleeve buttons, spec
tacl"s and thlmbles. The finest assortment of
Silver Ware Of the EIzahcthane, Gothic, Tus-
can, Threaded and plain Patterns. consisting Of
Forks, Spoons, butter knives, sugar Spoons. salt
and mustard spoons, ladies &C.. &c. We also
keep the celebrated ALBATA SILVER
WARE ofbcaniiul patterns. most equal TO SOL
id silver. Agency for Rapp's celebrated '.sc-
entic niche Gold Pens" the best article eve r
man utacturCd.
LS7~Clochs aud Watches repaired in the best
manner and warranted 10 give satisfaction.
mar II 'j3-6m.