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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-22

TOTTON YARN different numbers) just re-
~ ceved and for sale by
jan 81 WIN. FERGUSON.
DUSHTON & CLARK'S Cod Liver Oil, said
III to be the best made, for sale by
nov ) VIM BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-22
FOR BALTIMORE e. WASHINGTON,
THE STEINER OSCEOLA

"ILL, on the 18th September. commence rum
w ming regularly between the above places,
leaving Washington every Sunday at O'clock,
A. NJ. Returning leave Baltimore every Tuesday
al o'clock P. M. She will touch regularly going
and returning at Cone River, Leonard Town. and
ST. Mary's River. and at the usual landings on the
Potomac signals or to land.
Passage and Freight at the usual rate.
sep l5--tf. JAMES MITCHELL.
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NCHTvT VARyo

In Savannah, Ga, a powerful revival
of religion has taken place in the Baptist
church.
Paker Vein Co. coal stocks. which a
year ago sold at so in New York, has got
down to 6s. The capital is $1,000 ,oo0
and the floating debt S750,000,
Jimmy, where do you go to school?'
. To Miss Post" - Is she a guide post
or whipping post 2" - Both, sir.
\ new Welsh newspaper made It's ap-
pearance IN Utica last week. Its name
Is the GWiiiedydd imsriodndidd. What,
in name
Judge Leigh, of Virginia, has decided
that stage and railroad companies are
responsible for the baggage of the pa.,-
Sengers, notwithstanding notice is given
. all baggage at the risk of the owners. -
Within the next seven wears. il j.
thought that eighteen railroads will have
their foci in Cincinnati.
I'alibut. codiSh, mackercl; and sardinc,
are said TO be abundant in tAe ocean, near
the northwest coast Of California. \
vessel arrived at San Francisco a few
days since from a fishing cruise, with
seven hundred Goldfish.
Archbishop Hughes has issued an ad-
dress TO the Roman Catholics of New
York, cXhorting them not to attend the
street preaching against them on Sunday
by Mr. Parsons. In case of an attack
on their church or other property, l,c say,
let every man stand by the authoritcs ia
defence of il.
Remember the poor" oh yes VIC
always remember them, and & don't DO
anything else"
There was never any party, faction.
sect, or cabal, whatever, In which the
ignorant were not the most violent for
bee is not buster animal than a block
head
\ lady was asked the other day. why
she chose to 1--we single life. and cravelv
replied: q Because am not able to sup
port a husband" "
To make yellow butter in winter-put
in yolk of eggs just before the butter
comes. near the termination of the churn-
ing. This has been repeatedly tried, and
1t makes very fine sweet butter.
There are now lI,09S persons in the
several States and territories receiving
pensions from the United States under
the various acts passed since 1918
THREE boys have been arrested in Pitts
burg on suspicion of having murdered a
man named Carson, who was found stab
bed in several places, and in a dying
condition, on Nononeahela bridge, at a
late hour on Thursday night last.
a boy, who was sent to inquire how
an oldiady named Wilkins was in health.
said TO her servant, NlissuS wants to
know old MiSSus wilkins is to-day" to
which the latter replied, - She is just II
to-day
\ female writer says -" Nothing look,
worse on an old lady than larned stock
ings." Allow us to observe that stock
ingS which need d0THiH@ look much worse
than darnCd ones.
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POPULAR AND FAMiLY REDICINEs

~ lLD BY kiDW ELL =. Laurence. Pcnnsyl-
- yarih avrnur and 18th street. Washington aud
JOHN l.. kIpW ELL. Iii III street, Goor."toHn, d.
c.. comprising IN part:
Br Javn.S Family Met!icin"s-Dr Roses Family
Medirin"s-Wi-tar BaISam OF Wild CherrY-Ayers
Cherry L .corsl-Sands' and Tewsanis Sarsaparil-
ls-A H. and phn i:Gli'S dO-Rnsc saud Schwartz-s
Io-NiIhau Elixer Calisaya Rark-Wo!fs Aromatic
ScheilaIa SchnHpps-kiiwelrs EXtrac: Beech Drops
-Watt'- Nervous Antidote- -OsyOUds India Cbolo-
rosue-Ecward- Tonic cMixtur.-HamptOn's Nrgetii-
he Tincture-CrceR : Originated Bitter|l;n"tiands =
German do-BIake's ard Cgunun's do--Rushton's
and Simes Cod Liver Oil. together with all the hio7t
approved me .IcincS of the time.
AGENT. for the sale o S,ay mOurs Galyauic A Abdom-
,al Supporter. Seymour 0bst"trca supporters and
.Ir. Bats Abdominal Ulcro Supporters.
fresh supply ct Saratoga and Bedford Water
s.p30
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The NJ Ost WCnde rful Medicine
Ter discovered or the certain Of Ague and Fguc
LntermiticRt oad Bilious Fsrers
Uhef & Cos Vegetable Sreeiic,


I'IiE PrcprietorI Of this valuable Me,.icine have
never rade any efforts to Introduce it before
the rabiic, yet has found great favor far and near
Certificates without aumbcr have been furnished of
Its virtues. without any solicitation. and many cures
performed when all other medicines have failed Al
that iS asked Is rtGl 1t has stool the test fer
"ral years, and say, without fear that no better
prcpara ion for the of Ague and Fever can he
produced. As an evidence publish q certificate
of gentleman well known:
~ take great pleasure in recommending the Spa-
rifc prepared by 0ber Il MeConkey, for the cure of
AGue and Fever the best article for the accom-
Pi<hment o: that Object have ever met with. In
my family 1t has sucrec'lei beyond my most san
gum" expectations. AMI therefore. / consider it a
privi'es" well duty to recommend its Use to
all who may be suffering un ier the influence of that
distressing afiiction (Sign-d)
d. EVANS REESE,
Minister OF the Methodist Protestant Church
FSr sale hy the propri"tors, OBER ts CO. Balti.
more:
By DANIEL 3. CLARKE. Apothecary. Potomac
Hall, corner of Maryland avenue and l1th street,
Island:
BY CLARKE 4 BOWLING, 7th street, between
south d and streets. Island;
And by JAMES II. STONE, corner of 7th and L
stre-ts. Northern Liberties. Washington ID. C.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
sep l6-3m-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-19
A LONDON MUTTON-PIE STORY.

Some time since, so runs the current
narrative, the owner of a thriving NUT
ton-ple concern, which, after much diff
Guilty, he had succeeded in establishing
with borrowed capital, died before he had
we'll eXtricated himself from the respon-
sibilities of debt. The widow carried on
the business after his dcceasc, and throyc
50 well, that spcculating baker on the
opposite side of the way made her the
offer of his hand. Tie lady refused, and
the cnragcd sultor determined on revenge,
Immediately converted his baking into all
opposition pie shop; and acting on the
principle universal among London ba-
kcrs, Of doing business, for the first
month or two, at Il loss, made his pies
twice as big as he could honestly afford
to make them. The consequence was
that the widow lost her custom, and was
fastening fast to ruin, when Il friend OF
her late husband, who was also a small
creditor, paid her visit. She detailed
her grievance to him, and lamcntcd her
lost trade and fearful prospects. lilo,
ho - said her friend, " that 'cre's the
- 10 IL ->SN0 you hliii'' iiN N'" =
Ii don't get your trade agm, there ain t
no snakes, mark me-that's all!" So
saying he took his leave.
About eight O'Clock the same evening,
when the bakers new ricshop was
crammcd 10 overlooking, and the princi-
pal was below experimenting the pro-
duction of new batch, in walks the
widow friend in the costume of ken
ncl-raker, and Glowing his way to the
counter, dabs down upon it a brace of
huge dead cats, vociicrating at the same
time to the astoniShcd damsel in attend
ance-'' Tell your master, my dear, as
how them two makes six-and-thirty this
week, and say I'll bring t'other -four to-
morrow afternoon" With that he sWag,
gered out and went his way. So power
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The ITALIAN OPERA,

In our advertising columns will be
found the programme for the opening night
of the Italian Opera Company. Lucretia
Borgia IS selected for the debut of this
Troupe. The selection we deem as the
/ most judlcious, being replctc with musi-
cal and scenic effects, and one admirably
calculated to develop the powers Of the
frima Donna Signora Rosa De Vrics.
We annex a paragraph taken from co.
temporary, speaking of the rendition OF
the character Of Lucretia by Signora de
Nrics.
HE ITALIAN OPERA.-Thc perform
ancc on Wednesday evening of Lucrctia
! B0rgla, at the Front street theatre. was
most perfect and satisfactory. Those
who failed to attend have cause to regret
: 1t. There was more ChGHdoa and enthu-
siasm manifested by the performers than
upon their advent last Monday.
Madame dc Nries surpassed herself on
this occasion, and made a deep and in
dcl!ble impression Oh the hearts of her
hearers. The finale OF the second act
between herself, tie Duke !Siynor Colet-
H. and GenarO, (Signor PoZzolipi,) was
superbly done, as was also the concluding
scene of the last act, where Genaro falls
victim to the rcvengeful spirit of Lu-
crczla. His horror on being informed
that he is Il Borgia, and Lucrczia his
mother: her anguish at this unforeseen
and fatal result of her schemes, and the
mingled physical and mental agony of
Genarro were portrayed with painful
truthtulneSS, As many throbbing and
/ fearful eye testified In fact, it was 3
complete triumph; not a single weak part
or deficiency was discovered anywhere.
he scenery was fair, the costumes cle-
CANT, the minor characters well perform
cd, and throughout the piece spirit and
animation cylnccd which rendered it the
most delightful musical treat we have
ever enjoyed. Signor Coletti and Pozzo-
lilll represented their respective charac-
tcrS most admirably, and Mad. Sciden-
berg made a very acceptable "orSino. =
The audience were III raptureS. and only
regretted their friends and acquaintanccs
were not all present to share thcirdclight
As before SAID, every succeeding opera
S'lrpaSscs The previous one in interest
and effect. 1t is to be hoped that the
assurance of an equally attractive pro-
grammc, in the performance of Norma =
this evening, will crowd the house to
oycrtiowing. Notwithstanding its hay
ing been performed innumcrahlc times in
Europe, and in eastern cities, it is still
considered the best pGy'ng opera, as it
never fails to draw very numerous and
fashionable ho*se. The plot is very in
terestlng and full of incident, and the
music abounds in gems of melody and
effective c.orusscs. 1t will depend on
the encouragement the few remaining
representations receive, whether we will
ever again be favored with a visit from
this talented company.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-19
FOR ALI. DISEASES OF TIFF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER

p7 J. 6 RNsT's C0NP0UND FLUID EETPlCT OT
Br,1r-Thi< il dacjl,slIy Of the b'=t remedies
over r-l f'r IN <,'< of the kidneys. bladder &r
All al f7- -oUtv affections: always highly Tcrom-
r,lrI-l Hy .lI" late Dr. PhySi ami mnuy of TIE
mo: distinguished m-lical men abroad. Price 81
ceur--
rR T. :. RNsE's GOLpES FILLS for Falling If th-
womb FeunaiR Weakness. Debility, and Relaxation.
prrs ~ cr'il9
pr. - : Rass's FEN'Jg SPECIFIc-t remedy for
Painful Nrn>trustiGn. Lcucorrhna or Whites. rrice
or" i"l.ar.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS. DYSPEPSIA, &c.
The Liver br'T- the largest gland in the human
bnIy more frequently darau.ed than any other.
THIN fncNs dyspepsia, constipation, cold feet, and
Ioss & arQita the skin becomes yellow, the spirits
dfocp. ami tnere Is a great aversion to society Re-
gulte the liver. AMI you correct all these evils
The Sur,s; preparations to take Dr.. Ro-ES CELE-
PCt7.o RuLRH N OR ANrI-BTIocs PILLs. They carry
CT the bile and ScHn give sPPctt" and strength.
Ills ITSPEFFI4 CoHPOUSp should be taken where q
person has been troubled with dyspepsia for long
tlneirice 20 cents. But for colds, bilious habits
i4unIicp &c. take DR. Rn,E's ANTI-pILIoUs Raj.
Road PILLS, l2la apG - cents per box.
AT oi the above preparations, with Dr. Roses
Na"a Adviser to parsons in Sickness and in Health.
70 b. hri "f T.. u. Gilman. Charles Stott & Co. ".
". CiIlmrn, Jnhu W Nlirn, Patterson * Nairn.
". Morrison. William T. Evans. Kjdprl 4 Law
rsuce. ! Il. Moor, Washington; J. j.. kidwrll.
Geors"t0Sn and by ali dealers in Alexanlris, Yir-
gi7ia sep II
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q Z Al i 4 I.

JTsT PTEtIsfFn--A NEW Ti>c"vErT N Mr7ICfVFi
1 FEW words on thr rational treatment without
~ Nrdiclns. at Sp"rnatnTrlI~a. or Local Weak
Nervous Debility, Low Spirits. La sitEdr. " "a K
ness Of ti;' Limbs and the BACK IndsI"sition. and
Incapacity for Styly and Labor. Duin"s> of AIprc-
h"nSon, loss nf hrin"ry. Aversion t. Society, Love
Of SOLITUDE, Timity. lfDi-.ruzt. Dizziness lead
Ache. Involuntary Discharges, Pains in thr Side. AZ
fiction cf the Ey"~ rmp!rs un the Face Se>un and
other Iniirmtie> in Man.
Ti,n Mc F-.HcI IF Dr. y. DrLIRcy.
TIL" important fact that these alarming complaints.
may EASILY y" removed 'g'tj0,f HrsiicEs. Is III this
small tract, clearly demonstrated. aud the entirely Y
and highly successful treatment, as adopted by
the Author fully explained. hy means Of which "vc
ry j. rrai!rt t2 him >"if perfectly, and at
the least possible cost. avoiding thereby, all the al
vcrrisr: n"StTun;S of the day.
Sent to any a'lircss. gratis and post free. in a
sealed rnvrop" ly remitiing post paid two rc-tage
stamps To- DR. E. DELANEY, or Box luH. Broadway
Post G:,i- Y. Y. nov S-iru-
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MORE NEW MUSIC.

DPINA DJNNA WALTL, by JuIIen
Iuromar Polka. Saratoga lnlAa: Emma Polka:
Isabelle, Blanche, Je-sic. Claire pokaS Forest glade
Polka.
Eniuhow Srh0ttischr: SARATOGA Sch"ttischr, &c.
H.J,-Thr grave uf Lily D.ir: Low" the snow:
I.rv Astorr: Melodies "f home: Days OF childhood:
come dearest tn" daylight is son"; Take ms home
I" die. &". -.
e. IIammond's Castor oil Pomadc nn article
III .Liy recommended for h"autiilin ing and aiding the
growth Of the hair. rrir" - CENTS lir also Just
r.....,,,.l # WlHERS
Stationery aud Music Store, 9Th street
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP, AND wIIoOP
INA CDTTGH

Tfe B|gi t,Ngf Ny-Dp IN tFr World
nr P.sg'S Cstsvg,TED CoCGU STRrP gives inmctli-
AZ re'inf r the worst Cough. whether CnnSunr-
t,-a IT rrcCrslin from c0l. II allays any irri-
t,n-, 9f thp Lungs and fOrtfes the system against
fu.urp attark=. In bottles at ~ cents and 81
Chilirrn are alsr liable tn Crour. which tlanyerou,
-orarlai7t Yields 1n@rliIt"y tn Dir j. ROsE's NEVER
FAILING CP0rr STRIP. Prize % cents
Wh,o?in: Cough, anoth'C complaint, always
w.. IN c' and lamp weather The afflicted find
great GaIrt in :hr OF Dir. J. Roses WuOorsxc
Cau=H : .RrP, whi"h always relieves AMI prevents
10, iisaase from running into other diseases such
p nta,Ha'i1Tr Of tn" Lungs, DrOpsy in the Chest.
saI Consumption. Price ~ cents
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! Chrisrmas & New Years Presents.

ChrtsImas e. New Years PRESENTS
I NOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON have just received a
l. hsndSon!" assortment Of Goods very suitable
tor presents on the approaching hnidays A.. they
prepared to ell at very reduced prices the pub
lie will find it decidedly to their advantage to call
and examine their stock before purchasing else
where. We enumcrate, in part follows, VIZ
ladc-' and GeEtiem"n's Dressing Cases Work
boxes
Ladies Travelling Companions, Sewing Birds
Fine ScissoTs, Bracelets, pearl and shell Jewelry
Boxes
Hair Brushes of every description. Combs.
Parlor Bells Card Cases. Card Baskets, Portfolios
40 kinds of Forte Monnairs
Pocket Knives. fine Iazors Shaving Cases Guns
China Vases with Flowers
Feriumery. oils. Extracts, Fancy Soaps
Small chests of Prrfumrrv. pomade
Portable Writing Desks, III ac in!aid Clocks &c
Also, gold aud silver Watches. gold Pencils
Lockrts, Ear and Finger Rings, Ercastpins, Cuff
Pins
Gold Chains. Keys. Shirt Studs Charms, &c.
Together with many other articles too numerous
to mention.
DOWNS / IcICIIINSON,
Athsneum Building
Pa avenue, between n and 9th streets
nov .ii--so2wHi.W
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DR. SCEWARTEES

COMPOUND EXtrPCt OF SnrsHDaf5Iih'
vAT Hen other '-,rssPariiiaS and quack have
w hai th"ir day an! havs sunk int" inslg-
Dif sancc Dr. EchwartIcs SarSaIirii,a Is still per
forming What others OILY pTofcssc AMI have failcd
in. "
T-v the ahoye for rheumatism. scrofulG, 5roncht-
: infamation OF the eyes impurities o! III. blood,
general debility, &c
Ia, be hal aI SIHWARTXE'S Dru, Store, next 10
L. = Hotel. and 2l door from ri street, Pa ave.
nov ii-tf
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IL
" to our readers. Mr. Bull is merchant OF
high character.
SANDY BcTTo,f, MrraLEsr1 Co.. Va.
August Goth 1858.
MessrS Mortimer & .fowtrav-Gpnts: Yo. nav
think it strange thHt hare taken the liberty to
write you thiS letter. but DO under circumstance
That Justify it AZ you are the Agents for HAMp.
| TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE dem it expcdi
ent to address YOU this note hoping it may he part
al the honorable means of gvn, this medicine no
tOrlcty which its merits deserve.
Being in the habit of vending medicines which re-
late to the Patent and regular system, | consider
myself. to sOuae extent, judge OF the real merit Of
many of them. My experience teaches me that
champions Tincture'' i meliciuc of real merit
of intrinsic vaIu". When ] rpy this 30 not sag
that It IA AN lntabe cure in all caS.S. but mean
I" say that champions Tiucture; will favcrably or
crate in at diseases originating frori of prop
r Secrctnns OF he gastric juices, bad digestion and
consequently h3d dopo-ites Of animal matter from
that source | heeye that many diseases located in
various parts of the system, such IS Infamati, n.
Ulcers, Scrcfula. &c, &c, originally have their be-
ing in the stomach, from hal food, bad III Gestior
and consequently bad dep"7i;nnS Of the circulation
tn thosc parts; AMI viii believe Hamptnn's Vese-
table Tincture will even reart In those case7.
Having found out. myself what II i. recommend
1t to others in such cases as have described, and
have done i: Tpcn the ''n0 euro no nav" system,
and have vet to hive the first bottle returned or
the first objection about the pay IT is great pity
it cannot be more extensively circulated among the
people. ! warrant
nations, which proceeds from the stomach. Sores
Scrofula, Dyspepsia long standing of Ague and
Fever; fret stop the chill. and then give the Tine
turr-the difficulty in this is not in stopping
the chill hut the return Of it. this the Tiusture will
certainly do In general deilations, | warrant il.
and a. said before have procured trial of it in
this way. which otherwise | could not: the people
have be"y humbUcEad by patent rn"diri3cs lore.
t'la: they afraid rf al. This is clrarvH stomach
mr3icCe. II works all its wonders there, anI ~ all
uch cases it Is specific, if anything ia the world Is.
Having given the Tincturp fair trial Wit! my
self, in nv family an! nci,hborhood, / thiEk I am
vs. rrantri in What say about it, and which | 40
without -ny other interest. than the wish see il
IN general circulation, and in every mans faTliIv,
whe-e il ought To hc.
Ifwhat S..r he doubted by any Cf The -if'i""d.
mi theY will WRIT to me. at >aUdy Bottom Post Cf
flee. MiieSrX county. Virginia stating the nature
" the disease. and rercInmerd it for SrcE case
will warrant it, and itt doDt do good will pay for
the IiciTe. TipS. Il. BULL.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr. VIM. pithfHl. of Baltimore cusICt1 house. suf-
fered these complaints for IS months. with both body
ami mini seriously affected He cured by Hamp,
toms Vegetable TircturC, II or other things tailed
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ORNAMENTAL GARDENING

y0IiN -. HUGHES. Gariener and FLORIST, corner
- Of aud 7th streets. Island. attends TO Garden
in. in its v.roue branches. Crap" Vines rrune1 hy
skilIful and exrcr.cuccd hands, and new Gardens
a-asz Plots Carriage Roads Be-, laid ont.
\ B.-J. %. IT,, .ctS ~ Agent for several OF the
r,a-t extensive ani pnp'ar Nur cries at the North
al TrprS purchased Il him, warranted to 1--we y
clantai ~ finI-a.i. His Fruit Tres comprises mos.
II the varieties adopted and approved ly tn" Con
.,r..se Of Fruit Growers for General Cultivation
22-:f Intel
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II II. ROFELEU, Practical Case Fit
frr and PlNInbcr,

y, ,litr.S; Garner ~ f3h udId ID .frf'f',
prsi-,rr ~ ali tir"s ~ supply the public gene
l rsliv with GAS FITTINGS and FlAIl RES, Of
the ltls; styles an! patterns oT the most reason
ali, i,.ias.
Church. IIoteIs or any ruhli" or private huiij
ipg-. fi-te.i up with GAs rifLS and FIXTURES al
tie -hcrtrst notice
sole gent tyE ur killers fdtrHt fEdS hog"fd'0r,
shch tor economy and superior light should be Ios-
,.-.-I h, eY consumer. Of res. tep 2s-.t
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
| FOR THE STAR
QUERIES

QUERIES.
Members of the " Mind your own Business So
'iety" propose for consideration the following Que
lies =
u person feel person trcadIng on bis toes,
Mead person ask a person how person knows
Is it anybody's business
II gentleman should choose
To call upon Il lady.
II the lady don't refuse:
Or, to speak little palmer,
That the meaning all may know,
l. IT anybOdy'S business
II a lady has a beau:
l. il anybody,S business.
When the gentleman does call,
Or when he leaves the lady,
Or II he leaves at all
Or, Is 1t necessary
The vemeiiauS should he drawn
To saVG from further trnuhi:
The outside lockers on
Is it anybody business
But the ady's. it her beau
Rides out with other ladies,
AM. doesn't let ler know;
Is il auybody's business
But the gentIcmau'>, if she
Should accept another escort.
Where he does nj chance To be
Is person pronicnahing,
Whether great or whether small,
is II anybody's business
Where that person means 10 call:
Or II YOU sec person,
And he's calling anywhere.
l. IT any of your business
What his business may be there:
The substance Oi our query
Simply stated would he this:
Is it auyboi, : busimc>>
What anothcr'S business j.:
il IT l., or If II i>'nt,
We would really know,
For We're certain if II isn't
There are some who make it So
/! IT is we'll JOIN the rahhle.
Aud act the mpauGr part
OF the tatlicr$ and deairrs
Who thrnng the public mlrt;
EHi If not, we'll acl the teacher,
Until the meddlcr learns
II were better for the future
10 mind his own concerns
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COUGH. CONSTITUTION. &c.

Mr.. Henry G. WInn had - cough for , years. great
weakness, &c had, in AL physicians: tried all
their remedies, hut was cured only lv
HANPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Gail and get pamphlets gratis. with history Of di-
coyery ~ this wonderful Hood Purifier. anG
tfcaes OF our citizens. of rheumatism. Dyspup
ia, ScrofulA, Liver Complaint General Weakness.
Nervousness, Sr.. Sc.
Fr- Sold hv MORTIMER NONRRAY. 40 Bal
tinOrp street. BnftimorQ: au! ~ Broadway, New
York; CIIAS. STJTT n co. WiHER. J. B. MOORE.
y. B. CLARKE. CLARKE x BOWLING. ". Ell
LOFT. AMI IL. MCPHERSON, Washington; also by
Z. :. +. CISIELL, Georgetawn: enl c. G. BERRY
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GEORGET0 ADVERTISEMENTS,

RS-FURS-FURS.
CEYMOUE, in Georgetown. is now selling OF. at
- reduced prices, & magnificent assortment OF la
dies rich FURS, such
Stone Mcrten, Flat Boas, with rnffs 10 match
Fitch do do do
KorkmaGtr do do do
Besides various othpr new styles just received.
Recoilcct prices are very low Call early.
". T. SEYMOUR,
Fur Mauufac' urer. Bridge street,
Six doors cast of IIi"h street, Georgetown.
dec 11-5t