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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-25
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H Truss, Is Warranted to RELIEVE, ana IN most
any Teducibie heTnea or rupture however
obstinate. For sale at Dr. W ilber's Drug store
ER ACuN.-Home aspuiactared- Hams, shoulders
. and Sides, Picked PORK and LARD. oT 50 by
T s ALLEN
GOLDEN SYEsTr--Sugsr House syrup, IN
Z II barrels and kegs And pure Cider vinegar foi
ssIe nv It. :. ALLEN
NV~s!rRCV WAGONS. and also an assortment
w OF Baskets. may be found ~ the Store of
T. !. ALLEN.
r ENEEENES,wh who waHt g nice article OF hSuFet
explain MsrSailes Vestugs Summer Sly ts
Of latest patterns, may md them a.
AIS IS egsassorted sizes, usi received snd for
Y al GEO. w. COBR'S.
GOLDEN SYRUP-20 \ Bbls and 10 Gal Kegs
SE Just rec eiyed at GEO. W. CoBB'S.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-25
NEW FERRY AT HAywoRTH,

NEW FERRY AT HAY WORTH,
ON THE VISION SIN R1N ER.
TTHHE 81 BSCRlBE2 has just opened ferry at the
i above place, miles above Helena and three
miles below Arena, where will be ready at ali times
attend the business of ferrBg passengers teams
stock G. on the favorable terms. The above
terry Is on the state Road leading ota Monroe IL Rich
lard Citr. rs miles from the latter p lace. -
Travellers will find all The accommodations of good
his house, with plenty OF stabng and careful
asttsrs. 2ltlI 4titN BARNARD
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-25

Graham Flour Corn Meal, Buck Wheat and superano
on hand to supply you t. :. ALLEN
= AIDES ia wart of something extra in the way
Of Barge Slk Tissue Dresses, can save 20 per
cent b. calling on J. = AhLtS-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-25
EsTiIlY NOTICE.

Taken UP by the subscriber about mile south of
Blue Mounds, Iowa County, Wisconsin, d GRAY MARE,
three years old. No marks brands perceivable
owner is hereby requested to call, prove property, pay
charges and takt her away.
JOHN McCLOSKEY.
Rlne Mounds, October >, l654. 4w47
Attest: Joseph Roberts, Town Clerk, Ridgeway. pd.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-25

J tWt> ROWAN,
BERNARD McCLOSKEY.
Mineral Pc mt, October |. l~5f. Iy25
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-25

We have now, and shall continue in our employ a
pgmbeT OF the Best Taors in the West cutting
and making, and in this branch of business We wish
it distinctly underst cd that be surpassed
by AT articles Of Clothing made our shop are
warranted st sale We have ON hand the fol-
loving articles lf Clothing:
Men and boys e!otn dress and frcck Coats,
do do do Sack do
do DO tweed coats.
Linen coats, all sizes and fashions,
CI5fh, CASHMERE aud sattinett Pants,
Linen. coItOu and tweed do
Moles sin and corduroy do
Hack and other coiored satin Vests,
do silk do
AarSeles, cloth and tweed do
Cotton and linen vests of al qualities,
shirts wrappers and drawers.
~ Clothing crall kinds mad To order on short notice
Customers are respectfully invite1 % call.
:. ADLER & co.
Mineral Point, oct. H. 1854. v7r4stf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-25

x H u q y L L.
nUNN & READ have removed their Office to tie room
u overSpragus $ Lathrop's Gun shop. i7lf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-25
j. B. MOFFETT. M. D.

Ne'pildi- IJDUbD
OrFcs J. Mirrors Sire, Mineral Point. nus
n4Y7y n. Il. BOYDEN, Agent.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-25
THE RUSSIAN WAR

~, ,decided, and the fate of Turkey in doubt, but
interests people of this section of the world
80, ~ fhe present time, is the fact thai the subscri
ire - n,u recey wing, at their store door below
pet Houses larger and more extensive stock of
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS
.s ever before brought to This Market which they
iLan at HRoIesGfe ana ct III, terms Ii at viii
o1e Iii that the war agsiIis high pr has been far
c,assfu than that carried by The allied forces
pve no Russians Ii would be impossible TO enu-
heir stock in The compass of any sized hand bill
aei easily be printed in this place but among the
- on hand may found Fist quality Figured Al
So AZ 70 81 cents, Double wooen Sha wis at do lar
cents Fine silks at only forty per va d, and
So large stock OF Calcoes, GinghamS Lawns. Fian-
y o.ton Goods Bonnets, Furniture Prints OF all kinds
LIS variety of Ribbons, Laces, Pocket chief.
iss ladies collars, Gimps Edgins, Braids, Tareads
,ssn goods, oves- Mttts, Hosiery of all kinds, aud
.rv variety OF i.aiies Fancy Dress Goods, equally
- trf her with general assortment of BroadcioIhs,
,gres. SatiuRts, Tweeds. Fullad cloths, Festngs OF
N finds Hats, Caps, sc &c One Thousand Shawls
II ever variety. In the line OF
READY MADE ARTICLES,
py,1iis Clpass, Manti'as, Ladies' under Clothes
,ss Collars. &c. Also Gents and Boys' Coats Pants
Va.ts shirts, Drawers, Wrappers SC. any quantity
and III every quality. In tbs department they have
s,me az the best worSmen tsat have been in II
Vest and a sufficient number to complete an entire
emil in very short lime. All garments warranted %
Y,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10
ST. JOHNS ACADEMY,
Ay,EN NDRIA. VA.

rT7HE Sixteenth Annual Session of the above
institution will commence on Monday the 4tis
Of September neat and conclude about the 4th OF
July following.
The course of study embraces the Greek, Latin
French and English Languages; Mathematics
Geography; History; the Natural Sciences. &C.,
Sc, being that usually pursued in schools Of the
first rank. :,
Students from distance are received into the
family Of the PRINCIPAL and are under his constant
supervision. As the number is limited early ap--
plication should be made by those who desire To
enter their sons, or wards.
Terms for Board and Tuition, 1925 per session
Of ten months, payable semi annually IN aavahce'
and no extras charged, except in of sickness
Circulars, containing catalogue OF teachers ana
students. text books, programme of exercises az
the Annual Exhibition, list of medals, premiums
and testimonials, SC, &c, will be forwarded Oh
RICHARD LIE CARNE, Jr., Principal.
Alexandria, Va, Aug. 10, lS54-3t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

TROUBLE ON BOARD U S. Survive
see it stated that L.. Monroe, one Of the
officers on board the ship Of war Vlncen-
mes, Commodore Rnggold's flag ship, at
Hong Korg, has been suspended, because
he refused TO give orders compelling the
men under his command 10 attend The chap
Ell service-knowing tia, many of them had
conscientious objections to a:tendicg such
exercises. II is also stated that one of The
men on board. who belonged 10 the Dutch
Reformed church, was put in irons for OBJ
iecling, on grounds Of conscience TO attend
worship in which he did not believe. A
full repor, Of this affair ii Is added; has
been forwarded to The Secretary Of the Navy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10
Further advces from Madrid TO l9,h ult.

Further advices from Madrid 10 19,h ult
state lha. the city was quiet, s,hough GOV.
cred with barbados. The Jun.a, dis,rus,-
ing the Queens promises had resolved to
hold its own until the arrival of Espar,ero
and the arming Of the National Guards
ODonnel was expected with the troops Of
General Blazer, who had joined him.
lrALY.-A revolution broke GU, in Par
ma on the 23d. The people fred from the
roofs OF the houses upon the troops. No
details were known.
Throughout. Italy the state Of public feel
ing was very bad An Instruction at NJ OIL
dina was said to be contemplated. The
French garrison at Rome was TO be rein
forced.
THREE Days LATER
.Neao York, August S-The steamer Ar
abba arrived a. her wharf a, o'clock this
evening, bringing dates from Liverpool to
the 29h ul,.
brief. The London Times says that it is
evident the Gear will moi abate his pre,en
lions. His reply to Auslria's final SUNNI ms
has not yet been published, but j. is known
to be naughty and unfavorable. The Aus
TRAN government says in the meantime, in
general terms, that Austria will not disap-
point the hopes Of Europe.
The Spanish instruction remains ,rium-
plant and the position of affairs was I'M
changed. The fighting was over, and all
the country for the moment quiet waiting
Espsrtero's arrival a, Madrid.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10
THE GARDNER MONEY! Judge PurceI.

THE GARDNER MONEY! Judge Purcell
Of tie Court of Probate, Washington city,
has delivered his opinion in the DR.. Ga'dI-
ner case, "appoinlng the Treasurer of Abe
United States the administrator. on the
ground that the Government is Drinaa facie,
the largest credl,or-io he amount OF $780,
900. This is adverse to lhe application of
Messrs. Bradley and Carlisle, who claim to
be creditors on the said estate. The Judge
remarked that the Treasurer migtf be re-
garded one Of The trustees of the Treasu-
~ TO protect its rights MessrS. Bradley
and Carlisle have appealed 10 The Circuit
Court"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

We have had two slight showers of rain
Iately-enough to dampen the earth some
two or three inches, without materially be-
ne6'ling any Of the green crops. We hear
complaints from our farmers and planters
in every quarter of the county. !. is now
reduced to certainty tina. but very little
tobacco, corn, or provender, can be made
in The county this year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

The New YoRK Faculty. AND THE
CHOLERA The New York Academy of
Medicine on Wednesday evening last, made
very interesting report upon Cholera
We have only space for the following ex
tract:
Things the People should Knog.-Dr.
Beadle said certain points were well esiat-
lshed, Firs,-Tha the Cholera is always
initiated with diar,hea.e In $500 cases
investigated in Eng land and reported in the
Medical Times, every one had diarrh9a
a, first. And in 5000 cases investigated
last wear, all had diarrhGas To start WITH
Another fac, that be believed was we'll es-
ablished-ihat this diarrhna is entirely un-
der the control Of The physician-lt is as
man geaoie as any other dlarCt9r. Third
i, is brought on without exception by
some violation Of the Jaws OF hea!th-soine
error in der, under exposure, bad regimen,
excess Of Iobor. keeping unHsuaI hcuts, r
the like The dlarrhu3a should be carefully
looked after.
Causes of Cho7era.-Dr. Ssyre sail be
had been able 10 trace every case that be
had seen to improper diet or fatigue,
To Preren Cho7era.-To proven. the
Cholera keep the body clean, eat moderate
ly but reg u!arly, work easily, and sleep plen-
fully.
Who Die of Chozera.-Dr. Beadle was
satisfied tina, more people in good cirenm'
stances die in this epeGemlc lhan by the
preceding ones. Good llvers' be held
ia be in great danger while the notable bad
! livers are dying ell about Us.
| Dr.. Gardner remarked iha! much brands
ard water was exceedingly apt To precispose
! 10 it,
The Substance of The .Nat'er-The re-
sultUg sum Of the discussion seemed 10 be
pthls Tha, The cholera begins with pam
less diarrhGa, " hch is easily cured. Bu1
if neglected, ii ends in the true cholera
SYMPTOMS, which are exceedingly danger
Gus. That eny Improperly OF Diet or hao'
It's. any over-eXerlion or uncommon expo
sure is likely 10 prqt uce it. That for lis
cure. gentle tonic lax8lives III HE first stage.
calomel moderately. and opium and cauI-
ohor largely, mustard pou!tres, ho,-alf
baths. gentle irictlons and absolute rest are
the BEST By "d6solute rest" they mean
that The patent shall be sull. Dr.. }. Wood
remarked that he should not stir on any sc"
count whatever, and If he will be sill, be
will be amazed TO iiud that his occasions
for rising do not come on perhaps through
out the whole day.
. THE Work OF THE CHoLERA.-I. is es.
iima.ed that since The appearance Of The cho
lera at Jessore, in British India, in 1917, no
lees Than eighteen millions "I the human
family have fallen victims 10 it--abouf fiji,
teen To sixteen millions of whom have diet
N ludl. and other paris Of Asia, an .be re
msindsr in Europe and America.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

A correspondent. Of the Baltimore Sun,
writing from Washington on Monday, says ::
''To-day we had rumor that the chole-
ra has broken out at Piney Point. There
is not one word of truth in it. The steam
er George Washington left there early this
morning. The Pavilion was comfortably
filed with boarders; the health was excel
lent, and the tables abounded in good things.
The only trouble was the want of more
room,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

CHOLERA AT THE BALTIMORE Aims
HoUsE.-The Clipper Of Thursday last
says: "Since our last report there have
been fourleeen deaths from cholera at the
slms-house. There has also been twenty
six new cases, nearly all of which appear
to be of a malignaat character and seem to
DEFY medical skill. Several cases Of chn-
lera have occurred on the Frederick road,
near The frs! toll-gate. Upon an ex-
animation of the place By DR.. Leas, ii was
discovered ,hs. man kept three hog pens,
and IN their immediate neighborhood The
mortality was The greatest. He lost his
wife. and when he returned from her burial
he found daughter dead. DIR. Leas, the
Health Commissioner of This city, sen. out
q load of lime. and after the hog pens were
removed, The place was disinected, and II
is hoped that The disease will now d'saP-
pear"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

SAN JUAN.-By the arrival of the steamer
Star Of the West a, New Y ork, on Monday
last, we learn that the inhabitants OF San
Juan have began to rebuild the town, but!
most of the influential men have left the
place. The greatest excitement existed al
Kingston relative TO the destruction Of
Greyiown, and it was reported that the
English and French Admirals had sent a
friga,e in pursuit of The Cyane. A steamer
was Instantly dispal ched to Halifax with the
intelligence. The English mail steamer
Teror, The brig Of War Espiegle, and the
schooners Bermuda and Liberty were a.
San Juan.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10
UNDERTAKEN.

YEHE subscriber takes this method to INFORM
the public that he will attend Funerals and
furnish COFFINS at the shortest notice. at either
Of his workshops, one of which is at his own re-
sidence near Middletown, and the other at his
fathers George S. Willetts residence, at which
ast,named place he VIII be assisted by Mr.. VIM
i Rohev He has on hand an ample supply of
materials of almost every description necessary.
His charges will be moderate.
on I03tf HEZEkIAH E. WILLETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

THE RUMoRED BLOCKADE OF NIcARA-
GUA.-.Nsw York, Aug. 1.-THE Herald
this morning announces that the ports Of
Nicaragua are all under blockadeby British
vessels Of war. The Captain of The Star of
The West, hewauar, appears IN caro- IN The
afternoon papers and con:radic.s the sls'e-
men.. He says that everylhing was quiet,
and that the excitement in relation TO the
burning of Greytown was subsiding.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

STEAM MILL DESTROYED BY Fire.
We learn that on the 18Th ult., the small
steam grst and saw mill, which was owned
by Capt.. Ely Petty, Of Mani annoy district, in
this county, was consumed by fire. The
loss is very serious one to Capt. P, as The
mill was the only property he possessed,
end from hich by industry he had managed
to make supper. for himself and family
We are pleased to hear that an fol. is be-
ing made by persons in his neighborhood
to raise sufficient sum by subscription to
enable him to repair the loss. il is not
Iieved to have been The work of an ineen-
diary.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

HoMlcIDE.-We learn from the Beacon
tina, free negro named Jackson was COM
milted to the Jail of ST. Msry's county on
the 29th ul,., on charge of killing his wife.
The parties, it seems, were in quarrel, in
the course of which the man kicked the
woman in the stomach so severely as to
cause her death after short interval.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10
UNPRECEDENTED DRoUGHT AND THREA-

UNPRECEDENTED DROUGHT AND THREA-
TENED FAMINE The Planters Aduocote
ys:-"We hear in ell directions, from this
and the adjoining counties. tina, the corn
crop las been nearly destroyed by the con-
tinued drought. No rain has fallen since
the 7th Of June in many paris ofihis coun-
ty, and in others wi here there have been oc-
casonal showers, such has been the inten-
sity Of The hot weather that little or no good
has been the result. We have just seen
and conversed with gentleman who has
another from the upper portion Of This coun-
ty. and their accounts Of The crops Of corn
and bacco are truly distressing. Farmers
whose average crops of wheat have been
from one thousand 10 twelve hundfe ed bu- b.
els, In many cases, have net realized over
two hundred and fifty to three hundred, and
IN some cases the loss has been total. Un-
less We have within few days a continue
ton Of rainy weather, one fourth nf crop
of corn and tobacco cannot be made With
regard TO tobacco, not fourth Of the crop
has even We, been planted, or a, all events
is no, now alive. The small plants having
been literally burnt up in the fields by the
heat. We notice also by our exchange
papers that In other parts of the country
the same provlden'iaI infections are existing
A gentleman from Fauqnier county, in Vir-
ginIa, has jus! informed us tia, lhroughon,
The whole extent of country surrounding
him the same evidences Of destruction TO
The crops may be seen"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

IT OsT, on Tuesday the 4th of July. either in
1 the village of Port Tobacco on the road
from thence 10 Newtown, pair of SPECTA-
Giles with silver frame, much worn, and in a
paper case covered with lie | skin. The finder will
be Literally rewarded by leaving the same at the
Times Office OF returning them 10 the subscriber
iv97 S. W. DENT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

CAMP MEETING The statement that al
NJ. E. camp meeting was 10 commence on
tho 19,h inst. on he farm of Mr. Hlllery, in
BIsdensburg disltric, The Marlboro Gazette
saws. is erroneous No such meeting will
take place.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

The prospect in the counties Of Virginia,
surrounding Richmond. has seldom, i; ever
been better for a large corn crop. 10
Fauquier county and some other portion
Of The State there will be almos, an entire
failnre
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10
NOTICE..

DERSONS indebted to the subscriber upon
Store account are hereby notified that his
notes and accounts have been placed in the hands
of JOHN w. MITCHELL, of Port Tobacco, for
collection. They are therefore earnestly and re-
spectfully requested to call upon INN ana seiIle
sorted to. WILLIAM FEh0oo0OIN.
ALT 10. 1Sl4-tf.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

The Seventh Annual Exhibition of the
MARYLAND Institute will be formally opened
in Baltimore city on lie 18Th o. September
>. !
next, a. the spacious hall of the institute, AM
closed on or before the 10Th Of October.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

CAMP MEETING NOT TO BE HELD.-We
understand tina. owing to the prevalence Of
dysenlery in some sections of the county,
the Me.hodisls Of Charles Circuit have de-
,ermined to hold no Camp Meeting this
year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

Who ARE THE Most LIABLE TO CHo-
LERA.-The physicians of the New York
Hospital give some facts showing that sew
en-eigh,hs Of all persons attacked with the
cholera are those who have already been
long suffering from some organic disease, as
Of he liver, lungs, &C., and who could no,
live long under any circumstances. This
il shown by post mor!em examinations,
made in almost every instance.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10
TH 2 MARK ETS.
BALTIMORE. August 8

BALTIMORE, August 8, 1854.
GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain have been large
and the quality very much varied.
Uhent-About 10 600 bushels Wheat offered,
and sales of white, good ia prime, and such is
suitable for extra flour, at 60 a 65 to 81 G.,
family -four do. 81 70; red do, good to prime,
40 ST so per husheI.
Corn-Corn in full supply-About 90 900 bush
els offered; sales of white at 63 &C cts, yellow
GA 65 cts; and mixed at 60 G. cts. per bushel
Oats-Sales of Maryland and Virginia at so a
80 cts. per bushel.
From the American of Saturday last
ToBicco.-We have again TO note an active
demand for Maryland and Ohio Tobacco, but the
very light receipts prevent any heavy transactions
The late high prices Of grain had the effect Of
causing the planters of Maryland to bring their
grain promptly to market, to the neglect of their
tobacco but as prices of breadstuffs have reced
ed, while those of Tobacco fully maintained,
it is probable we may soon look for larger sup
plies Of the latter. The sales of Maryland To-
bacco this week comprise nearly all that was in
spected. at prices fully maintaining former quota
TONS choice lots in some instances bringing more,
but not establishing the advance generally. We
quote as before, viz:
Common to good ordinary Maryland, s5 .25aS6;
middiing, SGaS6.25 good to fine brown sc. 50as7;
and fine brown S7aS9.
The inspections Of the week comprise 500 hhds.
Maryland; l58 hhds. Ohio, and hhds. Kentucky
total $50 hhds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
RoAD.-The Senate and the House Of Rep
resen.a,ves having disagreed in reference to
the bill au,horising the construction of
railroad between Washington and Alexan-
dria, Join, committee Of conference was ap-
pointed by The two Houses, and The result
has been a compromise, tina. if the Wash.
ing,on and Alexandra company shall not
finish their proposed road in two years from
The first of June next, and the track placed
in running order. their privileges shall
cease and then only the Baltimore and O.
hio railroad Company shall be privileged
to extend their road 10 Alexandra by either
Of the routes. And if they do no, con-
sfrnc, their branch within four years from
that time, the &C. shall be void.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

FIRST LESSONS IN LANGUAGE or, Ele-
ments of English Grammar. By D. B.
Tower, A. M. New York Daniel Bur-
CESS & Co.
This little book was prepared for begin
mere. We submitted the copy sent us to
the judgment of an experienced teacher, and
from an examination of its pages he thinks
i, embraces one of the bes, systems for
teaching beginners he has ever met with.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10
$50 REWARD.
500 REWARD.

TgNHE above reward will be paid for the appre-
i tension and delivery to me of
. @ NEGRO MAN MICE.
CESSy Said Negro is 5 feet inches high;
~ stout built; very black; good teeth, and
SMA full suit of hair. He is somewhat a
~ grum looking fellow, and speaks slow
E-zsgss., w. / think he has a pass and may at
tempt to get out Of the State. He recently
bought of James r. Thomas, near Chaptico, St.
JOHN G. CAMPBELL,
au TO- Middeville, Charles County, Md.