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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24
DAGUERREAN E3NCY GOODS.
RIG I'll A II ID s..

mo. 8, Erchange Block, alexandria. Va.]
HAS every article generally kept in a Fancy
Ill Store, and of the best quality, and will he
sold cheap. Now if you want your Daguerreo-
type IN first rate case, go to RICHARDS, and
buy SIS worth Of goods, and he will give your pic
ture free of charge. The pictures are perfect,
and warranted not to fade.
Nov IA, 1853.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

yEHHE Gentleman who borrowed my GoLD PEN
Il AND Pencil, at Aliens Fresh, on the day Of
election, will please return it, it being present
and highly esteemed. And the Gentleman who
has my WALKING CANE, will do me favor to
leave it at Mr. Davis Hotel, in Port Tobacco.
nov l7-3t. JOHN Ii. CAMP6ELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

CHOLERA REMEDY.-Edward w. Lane,
I"ihe we'll known Ofientalisl," has pu, forth
a specific ageins, cholera. 1t consists in
tablespoonful of powdered mustard in a
lumhler of cold water" as an emelir, and
a wine-g lassful of brandy with ten grains
of Cayenne pepper as restorative. Rest,
perspira,ion, and sleep, are thus TO be pro-
duced. This remedy is said to have been
used in Cairo with success in 1913.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

During the race on Tuesday, over the
course near Washington, between the horses
"Sanla Anna" and "John Graham" we learn
from a ,elegrephic dispatch in the Bal'i-
more Sun, tina, Santa Anna accidentally fell
at the bend of The course, throwing his
rider. Of course John Graham won the
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

The Agricultural Fair for Norfolk and
Princess Anne counties, Va, was opened on
the 10Th inst. The papers say the exhib-
ton exceeded the highest expectations, and
reflected much credit upon the managers
and all interested. The receipts Of the first
day amounted to over $1,000.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24
TO PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS.

rVvHE Primary School Teachers of Charles coun-
L ty arc hereby notified to file their Reports on
or before the FIRST day of JANUARY next, as
required by the Act of December session, 1916,
chapter l69, section I. L. A. SMITH
Register of Wills, Charles county.
Nov IT, 1853
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

THE WIFE's CoNsENT.-The Missouri
Legislature has before it bill providing
that no married man shall be allowed 10
endorse note without the consent of his
wife; end tina. no endorsement shall be val
III in lsw without such consent.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

tits a remarkable fact, that Of he seventy
four members composing the last House OF
Delegates of Maryland sol A~aN1
retured al the recent election.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. "a, 1853.

THE CIRCUIT CoURT for this county
an adjourned term-commenced last Nor
day. The following lis, contains the name
of the gentlemen empanneIled upon til
Grand and Petit Juries:
Grand Jurors.
F B F Burgess, Robert l. Burch,
Richard Price, Henry A Moore,
Basil ID Spalding, Thomas Fl Edelcn,
Elijah w Day, Joseph f Semmes,
Thomas b Estep, Joseph Price,
Nathaniel Haley, Ahsalom Tennison,
| James Mccormick, Thomas Martin,
William Ferguson, Rodcrick G Watson,
Stanislaus Farrall, Thomas A Milar,
Henry Gardiner, Thomas L Speake,
Luke w B Hawkins, Charles Sheirburn.
George o Monroe,
Petit Jurors.
Josias II Hawkins, Francis Huntington,
William Mudd, Oliver N Bryan,
Charles l. Gardiner, Leonard Farrall,
Benjamin + Burch, Charles S Williams,
John II Burroughs, Samuel Hanson,
Hoskin III Robertson, John ID Freeman,
Walter A Haislip, John II Boswell,
George w Carpintcr, Charles II Wills,
James T Thomas, Francis w Weems,
John w Jenkins, George Dent,
Samuel T Swami, Ben amin T Penn,
Ignatius w Gardiner, Francis Robey.
Gerard w Hungerford,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24
NOTICE.
Nov. "a, 1853

TNHE Trustees of the Poor viii NICE, at toe
House on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day OF
December next, for the purpose of obtaining sup,
Mics for said house, for the ensuing year All
persons having Corn and Pork for sale are re-
nu,steL to attend BY order,
JAMES O. OLIVER,
nov II-tm c's1setF>
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

IMPORTANT TO SUPERvIs oRs OF ROADS,
The Circuit Cour, Of Hartford county met al
Belair on the 18th inst, and we learn from
the Hartford Gazeue that Judge Constable.
in case before him on Wednesday last.
decided lha, supervisors Of roads are liable
to indictment for allowing roads to become
impossible, whether the amount of funds in
their hands a, the time is sufficient to maxi
the necessary repairs or not. If reasona-
bic sum Of money is required 10 put the
road in good order, the supervisor is bound
TO have it done on his own responsibility.
and settle afterwards with the county com
missioners.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

Dr.. Dennis Claude and Col. Joseph IL
Nicholson, of Annapolis, we notice by our
exchanges, ere named as candidates for the
next Treasurer Of Maryland.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24
FOR SALE.

VHHO purchasers within the County, a young
I NEGRO MAN and WOMAN. A deduc-
ton from traders prices will be made. Apply
TO JOHN w. MITCHELL,
Nov 10, 1853 Fort Tobacco.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

If the statements VIC see in many of the pa
ners. and the names Of many highly respectable
musicians and citizens of high standing attached
10 certificates of the good effects of medicine I,
can be relied on, 1t seems to us the height of in
credulity to doubt for moment the intrinsic CIR
t',os of The "MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT.'' The fact is admitted by all, that it is
. certain cure for all Cutaneous diseases, both on
nan and beast. We cordially recommend it to
any of our readers who are troubled with any of
the diseases for which it is recommended See
advertisement in another column.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

TvENrY-sEvEN of the most respectable MER-
eu,MTs. residents in Maryland, Virginia and
North Carolina, say of STABLER' S ANODYNE
CHERRY EXPECTORANT and of STA
RI,ER'S DIARRHCEA CORDIAL, " that from
our own experience and that OF our customers,
Wv, recommend them Pro Bono Publico We
Nave never known any remedies used for the
diseases for which they are prescribed, to be SO
Efficient, and to give such entire satisfaction to
al See advertisement in another column,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24
MEMBERS OF THE. LEGIsLATURE.

The whole numbes Of: members in the
House is "A, in the Senate 90 The House
is composed Of 40 Wings, and "a Demo-
Gratis. In the Senate there are IA Wings
and s Democrats Wing majority in the
House e; in the Senate 6; and on joint
ballot IL.
The General Assembly meets on the first
Wednesday of January, 1854, bnt agreeably
TO the Constitution " shall be closed on the
tenth day Of March next ensuing the time
OF its commencement
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

6tCIilEDAM SCIiNApPS--a superior tonic,
- tiurctlc and anti-dyspeptic cordial for sale by
nov II w VI. BccNEl4l"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

The walking cane that stepped out q
sbor, time since, is expected shortly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

Our neighbor over in old Virginia, Mr.
Daniels of the Fredericksburg Recorder.
speaking Of the late Agricultural Exhi'
billions, held in this State, takes occasion to
refer to Port Tobacco as "that venerable
moss-covered village in SLEEPY Hollow :
or more properly perhaps, 'The Happy
Valley in the county Of Charles" We
acknowledge the terms used in the first
member of the sentence as having been ap-
propriate but they are not at this time
We are Awake and "brushing up,'' too
neighbour, as the signs Of the times here
clearly indicate.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

The members of The Marlboro Nd, bar
held meeting on the Slh instant, for the
purpose of adopting suitable testimonials Of
sociales, John B. Brooke, Trneman Tyler,
and Richard II. Bryan, Eos, all of whom
have died since the last term Of the Court.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

THE ELEcT.-I' may be we'll to remind
those who have recently been elected to
county officers, of The manner in which they
are required to qualify. The Ac, of 1862,
chapter l72, is definite upon this point
The oath of office mus, be administered by
tho Clerk of the Circui, Court, or by one OF
his sworn deputies. Each person, after ia
king The oath, shall write his name in Test
Book, to be kept by the Clerk aforesaid, and
shall annex to his signature the tile Of the
office to which he has been elected. !,
should be specially noted that, in confor-
nifty with the Statute referred to, the oath Of
office must be taken within Miriy days af-
ter the Judges Of Elections shall have made
their returns. If this be done, the person
so neglec.ing to qualify shall be deemed to
have refused acceptance of The office to
which he has been elected. The provi-
sions of this Ac. do no, apply 10 State off
GERS, or to Members Of tue Legislature.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
ST. .Mry's County,. F. Dent and James Milti
more.
Kent County--W. Phillips and j. Frazier Yearly
.4nne arundel County-Thomas Franklin, A. 3
Hagner and Benjamin Carr.
Calrert County-James G.. Anutt and Campbell
Graham.
Charles Co,mty-Samuel Cox and P. A. Brawner
Baltimore Couniy-Ephraim Bell, S. Worthington,
John T. Ford, Thomas T. Hutchns, William
Thomas and James Turner.
Talbot County-S. Hamblcton and R. Harrington.
Somerset County-Wm II. Gale, Major T. Ruark,
J. W. Dougherty and William Daniel.
Dorchester County-James Wallace, J. R. Donoho
and Kendall Nj. Jacobs.
Cecil Co,,nty-R. J. Fourd, NJ Y. Kidd and R. L..
Thomas.
Prince Georges Co,,nty-Hcnry Jones, D. Sheriff
and James M. Marshall.
Queen .Anne's County-W. Finly and Stephen J..
Bradley.
Worcester County-E W. Timmons, W. J. Leon
ard and Littleton D. Powell.
Frederick County-Lcwis M. Motter, w. C. Sap
pington, J. T. Johnson, w. T. Cuttings, VIM.
E. Salmon and David Thomas.
Hartford County-Steven Archer, q. Stephenson
and VIM. M. Elliott.
Caroline County-A. w. Ridgaway and John w.
Temples.
Baltimore City,. B. George, sr., Sterling
Thomas, J. M. Lester, S. M. Cochran, J. A.
Ramsay, John H. Barnes, John S. Tough, N.
T. Dushane, Richard II. Digges and David
Irelan.
WASHINGTON County-Solomon Iiescr, T. H.
Champion, Daniel l.. Grove, A. h. Seyster and
Denton Jacques.
Montgomery County-W Donifant and Washing
ton Waters.
.allegany County-S. l.. Morrison, |. Kalbaugh,
Thomas Devecmon and T. J. McKaig.
Carroll County-Robert Dade, Thomas Smith and
Josiah l.. Baugher.
Ifo,rard County-James Morris and James D.
Cook
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

Our Agricultural Society held an ed-
journed meeting IN Tuesday for the purpose
of selecting officers for the ensuing year.
Owing to the ls,eness of the hour at which
the meeting took place, j! was thought adj
vissble to postpone the ohjec, of the meet
ing ill the first Tuesday in February Court.
II is with sincere regret that we have to
state, that Mr. HAMILTON, who has acted
mos, zealousIy and persevcringly since Oc-
rober, 1850, as President Of The Society, has
minated his determination to decline serv-
ing in tina, capacity another term, notwith.
standing the earnest solicitations of the
friends Of the association that he should
continue his valuable services in that ca
pacity. Pressing engagements Of private
nature is the only cause which induces
Mr.. Hamilton TO decline reelection.
in making their selection Of President,
The Society should be careful to choose a
man who has the nieres, Of Charles county
agriculture o, heart-one possessing good
share Of public spirit and active ZEAL
Such man, assisted b. suitable Execu-
tive Committee, will keep the Society to-
ee,her and make i, useful TO the Farmers
and Planters Of the county, But no other
can. Before the meeting in February, il
would be well for each individual member
to look around and fix on some one, who
can and will serve the Society faithfully.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24

SENATORS. TERM OF SERVICE.
st. .Na,y's-J. II. Sothoron, W. 4 years.
Ken!-John E. Cacy, W. 9
.4nne .4rundte--George Wells, W. 4
CGiuert-James A. Bond, d. 4
Charlcs-John j. Hughes, W. 4
Baltimore coanty-Hugh Ely, d. 9
Talbot-Edward Lloyd. d. 9
Somerset-George r. Dennis, W. 4
Observation-Disclosures G. Keene, W 2
Cecil-John nj. Miller, d. 2
Prince George Samuel II. Berry, W. 4
Queen 1nne's-Clinton Cook, W. 4
Observation-Disclosures NJ Holland, d. 9
Frederick-Wm. Brady Tyley, W.
Harjord-Hcnry d. Farnandis, W. 3
Caroline-flenry c. Rawlings, d..
Bali. city-Nathaniel Williams, d. 2
Washington-George Schley, W.
'Iontgomery-Wm L. Gather, W.
.4legany-Wiiam Weber, d. 9 /"
Carroll-John X. Longwell, W. 2
JIc,vard-Wiam w. Watkins, W. 2 I"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-11-24
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

nov "a
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The legislature.

We scarcely know how to say any
thing in moderation with regard to the
action Of this learned body. Nothing
of any Importance has yet been done
by either house, and the excuse is that
many of the members are on committee
work at home, or absent from the
Capitol Oh committee work. This is
a miserable pretext to interrupt the
work, and has been brought about by
private juggling to accomplish an OBJ
ject, that they are all afraid to vote
openly upon-the removal of the seat
Of government to New Orleans.
Scarcely has day during the ses-
sion passed that leave of absence has
not been granted to two or three men,
bers, most of whom have found their
way to New Orleans.
At this juncture we should not be
surprised at anything this body does.
for we do not believe that half of its
members have any more regard for the
interest of their constituents than we
have. And we call upon the people at
large to watch closely the vancouver
ing Of each one that he may be noted
down, and remembered for his work
hereafter. When this Legislature con-
cludes to go home, we think there will
be a great many very expert politicians
laid on the shelf for time.
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AN INTERESTING SCRAP On IsTo-
RY.-The Washington. CORD BondepE
states that during the proceedings At
the colonization meeting q sw days
ago, the Hon. Charles r. Mercer sta
ted, as an extraordinary fact, that the
act Of congress, Of 1907, in relation to
the slave trade, provided that the re.
captured Africans. whenever our navy
might overtake them, should be taken
into the nearest port. Of this country,
and there be disposed Of according to
the Legislation Of the state. Georgia
passed law that the captives should
be sold +; one half Of the money to 60
to the state, and the other half to the
captors. And this, too under the pre-.
text Of abolishing the slave trade.
Georgia was asked to abate the law,
but she refused. Subsequently, how
ever, law was passed by congress to
return such captives to their native
land, and one hundred thousand dol.
lars were appropriated for carrying the
law into effect. Mr.. Monroe was at that
time President of the United States,
and employed gentleman to superin-
tend the plan; thus in effect reliev-
ing the colonization society Of the ex-
pense ola agent. So MIR. Mercer in
sisted that Mr.. Monroe, in fact, estab.
lished the first colony on the coast Of
Africa-Liberia-and in honor and
acknowledgement of this, its capital
was called Monrovia.
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10 Night before last the steamer
John Swasey from Shreveport, with a
full load Of cotton, took fire short dis
lance above Gretna and when it was
found impossible to snbdue the flames,
she ran in at that place and landed her
passengers after which she foated down
to the City and coming near the steam
boats at the levee, set fire to the st.
Charles, Texas, and Storm damaging
them all very mach. Only one life
lost.
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A VALUABLE CHARr.-Those in.
terested in the Arctic search will be
pleased to learn that chart Of he DO
lar regions has been issued from the
Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrogra-
ply, under the direction of Lieuten-
ant Msury. which embraces all the
recent discoveries in those regions,
and illustrates the cruises of the Amer
lean Arctic Expedition, under Lieu
tenant De Haven. in 1850 and 81.
The chart is compiled from the latest
Admiralty charts, and embraces all
that is known of the northeastern ctast
of this continent. 1t has been colored
by Disrurnell & Schroeder, New York,
80 as to show the discoveries Of difer-
ent navigators. This map. it VIII rea.
Oily be seen is Of great value for re-
ference to all who wish to trace the
progress and results of the search for
Sir John Franklin.
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GONG IT STANDARDIZATION is
looking up. Haytien emperors have
quite as good rite to public consideration
as Partisan, and the only difference
between Faustin and Napolean is, that
the former has all his blackness1 on
the outside, while it has accumulated
in the perjurcd heart Of the latter.
Faustin is waking up. and, says let
ter from Trieste. in the Augsburg
Gazette. has appointed a merchant in
that city his consul, and on exeGuatur
is to be demanded by him, though the
Austrian government has not yet re-
cognized the Emperor. The consups
appointment is drawn up in the Euro
pean from, and is signed by Faustin
and his Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Delta.
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MIS-. ABBY FOLSOM IN STATE
srnEEr.-Mrs. Abby Folsom made

MRs. ABBY FOLSOM IN STATE
SrnEEr-Mrs. Abby Folsom made
her appearance in State street this
noon, and somewhat disturbed the op-
erations of the money changers, by
collecting large crowd, whom she
harangued in her characteristic style,
The police was sent for, but Abby
stood up boldly for the right of speech
and refused to hold her tongue. The
officers then attempted to take her off,
when she sat down and refused to
move. Finally sled was sent for,
into which she was hoisted, and with
two officers on board to hold her, moved
of, amidst the hurrahs, jeering, and
hooting of the assembled multitude
Boston IrarelIey.
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A SCENE IN THE MASSACHUSETTS
LEcIsLArUKE.-On Thursday, the I'D,
Madam Alboni, with her husband,
visited the gallery Of the Massachusetts,
House Of Representatives, to listen to
the debate, when DR.. Coggeswell. who
had been notified of the presence of
the celebrated contralto, rose and said
tina. distinguished lady being now
present in the eastern gallery Of the
House, as mark Of respect to her, and
q, duty he owed his constituents, he
moved that Madame Alboni be allow
ed to take seat in the body of the
House.
Mr.. Stevenson, of Boston, rose, and
with manifest feeling, said-"Mr.
Speaker, 1 move that the motion be
rejected"
Mr.. Prince, of Essex, moved to
amend the motion, so as to provide that
Madam Alboni sit next to the member
from Bedford, Mr.. Coggeswell. 9
Mr.. Coggeswell-'I accept the
amendment.
Here it was observed that Madam
Alboni. (no doubt with the view to pre-.
vent the members rendering them.
selves more ridiculous) had suddenly
disappeared from the gallery, when
the motion of DR.. Coggeswell was with
drawn; and, after agreeing that no
notice Of the affair should appear upon
record, an adjournment took place.
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AN ORIENTAL PARIDlsx.
A Persian's heaven u easy made
It's but black eyes and lernodads.
! M Boston Tanscript
j. A CELESTIAL PARADISE.
A Chinese heaven Of course would be
A heap Of fst and . cup Of tea.
LYNN News.
Al ENoLlsx PARADISE. rg-
An Enlishman's heaven would be in chief
A rosy cheek and piece Of beef.
(vox Populil
A YANKEE PARADISE.
A Yankee heaven is a different life,
A soft pine board and sharp Jack knife.
Sunday Morning News
An AMElcAN PARADISE.
The Yankees place of heaven and rest,
10 found a little further West.
London Times.
A DUrcHMAX's PARADISE.
The heaven Of Hans, without doubt,
Hath walls and floors Of sour-krout.
AN IRIsnMANs PARADISE.
Where's heaven for Pat but in the later,
In Eddy, piggy, and the crater.
Schenectady Reflector
A PRINrEks PARADISE. .l
The Printers heaven is a mighty queer
place,
No hN-"o pi-fat matter em-Iruos!
Louisville Democrat.
An EDiroR's PARADISE.
A home that's void of every evil,
With regular mails and smiling ID.
Wheeling Argus
A heaven for all of these we think.
10 any place where something's good to
drink
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THE RATS EMIcRArrNc.-The rats
are said to be leaving Texas in disgust.
They are reported to have taken up
their line of march Westward, and to
attack indiscriminatly everything Of a
vegetable nature in their way The
ferryman at the Sequin crossing Of
the Gaudaloupe river killed over IF.
teen hundred of them in one day.
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A SHIP LOAD or WJvEs.-An

A SHIP LOAF OF WIvEs.-An i'm.
mense emigrant ship, called the Caro-
line Chisholm, is about to sail from
Southampton to Australia. with nine
hundred young women, Of good char.
acter. as emigrants. Mrs. Chisholm,
who has taken great interest in the
emigration movement, will accompany
them. The expectation is, that all
these gentle creatures, will be early
in marriage by industrious and hardy
miners, farmers and shop keeror..
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WHr Nor.-'Stay, coachman, -
said passenger to him as be was Or
dering ths horses water at a half way
house, "these animals have all the
work to do, give them q little Of your
brandy; how can you expect them to
do 50 much work on nothing but cold
water" The coachman hem'd and
haw'd but attempted no argument in
reply
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NOTICE..

I INFORM my friends and acquaintance
l. that | am ready to receive all kinds of
sewing, but particularly the finest qualities
of shirts. MARGARET GRADY.
N. B.-I would also wish situation for
doing all kinds o: sewing and house keeping
and house work. Residence near Mr..
Frederick's Mill. MIG.
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We are authorized to announce
Judge EDWARD SIMON, Qate
Judge of the Supreme Court) as a
candidate for Associate Judge Of the
Supreme Court for this District.
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Delays are DANGEROUS,

Why suffer with couhg, cold or any dis
w ease Of the Throat, Breast and Lungs
when certain cure is 20 easily effected by
using
"WrsrERs HouRHorND CANDY"
This Medicine is udicious combination
Of the best expectorants in the Materia Med
lea. The most stubborn Coughs and Colds
yield to it readily, and it is found to give re-
lief even in confirmed cases Of CONSUMPTION.
tits not merely palliative, as many articles Of
its nature, but possesses great curative quail
tiles For sale by VIM BOGEL Agent.