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VOL. 5---NO. 81
BALTIMORE.

nm. MILLS MEDICAL OFFICE, Lsek Bm-
Urinary, Baltmoreins,itued A. ID. s29, Ne 81 sontb
GAY street Bat,ysrc (uesS the Poe, once) AZURE INsUR
ED OR No FEE REQtiSED.-pr Mills, an experienced
Ply Of the Aopathe school be eedenfnly eoF
suited In all cases oil private nature or disease
No " 0ncy required II - Cure IL not Emecasd
praccaI esperlence q 30 years enables DR. NJ.
warrant cure la he shortest possible time to have safely
effected.
tcns,sy he eectua and'peedy cuis Of alb
classes Secret Dseases established IN tns cry ~
The high Reputation
Of this public notice unnecessary
been nehed their money maeaed by the Charlasns who
flourish largely 'h" Hh prints and with whom our city
Afflicted he on your Guard,
would avoid injury poeuniay loss and disappointment.
seek early medical all wne1n treatment be obtain
cd br makes no nuFinR Professions promises no more
than he viii honorahk perform.
secondary nnd s'hr""ic Cnsc..
Tho sore Throat, liberation of the
Mouth Itching ai Tenderness about the Nose Blo'thes
Euptions upon skin Upon the perfect oonsi ,al
the oldest and most nvetorate Of such easa Dr M
Vhc Triumph of Science.
Tho remedies Of pr IN restoring strong aud manly Wig.
or nosang the shattered constitution aud removing speed
lily all debility injury incurred from certain secret habit are
unsurpassed by any discoveries of the age.
Eafccbicd NInmhood
Ind restorative and thousands from their
have realized tho nition 81 hope which from the
failure o nackerios In their ihert ifnea search had be-
Ad,nmamses o. Trca,mems.
No poi nnous compounds o MernY or Noxons Drugs used
To PcmuIe-.
In he treatment of Female hHcctions Nor
daease &c qualities p NJ 10 afford larry Rciie and
effect tf In ha most dfcnteaes Gomnunica caops sacred
iy guarded treatment marked with ski aud decacy
Or. Mills Great p,es.ntiye.
This Remedy applicable 10 either will be sent
duly prepared by mail !oeop oi e. or by romng 80
DIatnn, persons cured NJ home addressing DIR ] b.
MILLS nAIIiMont, de'terH p"st paid Medicines sent
any direction, by mail or Nriess
June - div
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ANsSG wind TIM, blows no sood."-lt -"

- 4 y I'll. wind tbnt blows
~ reuuiros a cold Northrsi mike &. s Itis'
ktnVo House the huaios aud attractive place
and would advise all who not prepared nt Win
chilling winds make haste hithor h beautiful
sortmcnt he entirely
lie hrs hand full supply of furnacos Ranges,
Cooking varoua patterns. farlo onco and Box
aud style nood coal GrnteH hlt
surpassed In beauty, aud which cannot TAIL to ple"c
fnadnus lie IL also prepared To do all kHd o in
work either In Tin Copper ~ Iron with dapateh and noatncHs
1hr Plumbing buRnoss Is also carried on by lin. IN manner
he exteod His friends aud patrons both IN Town
and country will profit by calling
An orders promptly attended 10,
e = BLISS.
IL M,t,N 81 u IA lon Narlgt
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Nsss7s Dors COtienemeu. USED about one fourth of
iair your upon the hHck my horse, the worst
liluo, entirely Ilar" large
haid this single application only applied once cured
~ cnicly permanently really surprised at the
of It's curative properties and tlnk more prompt
effcsclous than anything of the kind and
have ds Of blts other preparations for similar
urpuhcs. .z....
Resrcctfuv j = BONDI RANT
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MERCHANDISE, &C.


TATT WUttf
now opening At their establishment Main Street opposite Far
mers hauk, lNnchhurg Va Their Agent, Mr., DIXON has
spent sN week in the North manufacturing Goods specially
Ion th market and they safely promise that their present
Soek snrphsscs In style quality variety thing they
have heretofore offered 10 the public In their assortment the
following articles may be found
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
I,x,,.rE sC,uooL EOw sMHEClLEs.

The desires call the attention of farenis
aud wing children OF slow mental or physical de-
the fact that he has opened In Harlem lew
miles above the New York. In h"nthnl AMI
beautiful location Private Family school where such emu
and taught Tho experience he has VA
than eight connection with the Massachusetts
Tor Idiots has Ahnwh nm
that very Ice done bringing these children 10
normal condition In Instances he has al thrm
elhei school with advantage,
engage the duties 1T twith The earlier the
raining he
address JAMES Is RICHARDS,
L M M lnrlnIn. Now You'll
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,z,O aHuppERS sFse TOBACCO WEST,
VIA BALTIMORE, Mp--lhe undersigned, Forward
Merchants End Agents the Eonusy vHnia Raroad at
BALTIMORE respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
TO ALI FONTS IN TIE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
thoir acquaintance with the trade having been for
the ronsgnuos large part the pobacco
Ing West through Baltimore ley Halter henael9es that they
give satisfaction tu shippers
Freight as low "a bN utbrI Hue,
CouHRnmeuts from the West soicited and pnnctualy
attended to. MAGR.AW n Rooms.
North street. Baltimore
Refer Jacob ileald Co. Brandt Jr, Baltimore, T. l..
Dudley, W r. Amith Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston, Miller X
crcnsiaw, Lynchburg; Crenahaw &to, Richmond
Idly
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TAlMAS VARIETY OF STYLES.
Mohar BLACK and toored, Fes
Mohar Whtlpoos Fancy aud BLACK Beayers,
Negro Head black Cloth.
Tuned beavers Bibhcd HsAser
Peter Sham
RAGLANS
PLAIN Bcaver Ribb Beaver
COATS
BLACK Cloth Dress Caata Fancy Casinre Busnes Goats,
lrock tncw Stves)
Fancy colordd " Fancy Cashmere Sacke
Blk Cloth SnEle breast Frock Tweed Frooktees.
Coats, sacks
raucy Color.l Cloth Single Fancy Tweed SACKS
breast Fruek tonts, frocktoes,
Nlaek cloth irocktcea Jeans Sacks.
Fancy Kentucky Jeans froekte"a,
BLACK cloth luslnes- Coats satinet
Fancy Sacks,
BIN Cloth saeks rruch cut Sleeps GRAY Sacks,
Fancy " -" variety ei goods IA sntr
VESTS
Single and Double lircast Fancy Valencia
PLAN Black silk Vests Hack ,asamer
t'rcund1o lancy
Figured BLACK silk Nests, Fancy Tweed
Grcnalne Sntinct
Fancy Biaok Satin
White Hack Velvet
BLACK Italian Cloth Fancy Shka
Fancy -" great variety,
Blnek Bomhazine Iau,, Velvet Cotton
White Marseiles SIX g lnsl
Bun Cotton
Faute Cashmere
kArFErANs.-NEw sryiE
BLACK and Hlue llcavci. Fancy Rlbh, Ac
PANTS.
Blaek Doe Skin Pants satinot Pants Plain and Fancy,
BLACK Cashmere " Sleeps tiraN Pants.
Fancy great rlain and Fancy tottonRde
variety, Pants
Fancy " French,
Furnishings foods, DC, sc aep eats
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NJ l.. .GOODGAN, Corner opp"si'. the '", smo
We ell House, Man ST Nnehhurg Va has 1ns ''V'i
aud olcuel hs Stock goods which consists OF ian.a @
and tine Twist double aud single Guns RoH ot dher"n'
utactprts. colt, Reporters Alien Cos double ana Ss'
Pocket Rifles Hn single self Cooking Pistols also N"s
a other patterns Of Pistols al 20 I'D quality InNd der
Shot Bet. aud Pouches Cleaning Rods, Nnddhg iu''r,
Bullet Mouis, Wipcu sc. Gm Smthing done upon sn'i'
NOTICE Locks made repaired new Keys hited hc's hh'
He wiendeayor satisfaction to all who may III
him with patronage. ii within his power Terms
"a III ~, all ras,s oc 81 Is
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,p,mE mAzAuu rOwnEW COMpANV.

=
u Manufacture and Dealers in at NIoNpIR, having
reduced their to correspond wlt the reduced cat ct
Satpetru Uer thoir we known brands II Flee
Indian and Kentucky Ede Powder, In Kegs and ca
ittoa Gunpowor blasting aud mining, comprising
ul assortment ut qualities kins required by the trade
guaranteed 10 givr cutro satisfaction.
The standard Of their ruNutn which hns enjoyed the
highest for than i've VIII ho
by other in The world
For by the principal dealers and also AT the nheo oi
the Company, No - " all. Water street, Now YORK
A q, HAZARD Prtst
4 l.. DOUGLASS. SCcH.
t,aV dim *
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NUANO, GUANO.-The subscribers have just

u completed their all purchase of Peruvian t'uano from
the gent direct which will insure genuine No article aug
will be sold low probably lower than can oe phehaseu
elsew here all " want is call to insure a sale no
.u. n Az ANDERSON. ADAMS a co
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SECOND SIOcit Of New Winter G:sOd..-Tke
- subscribers now receiving their second stock of Fall
and Winter Goods consisting fine SILK Robes, Striped
Chine Silks Black Ombre striped Deaines satin Striped
do very rch Solid do Stella Shawls Cashmere do huo
Black do Lseys &C. &C. which they invite their customers
to examine. JAS A. STlGLER & co.
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Y sion MERCHANTS No. 4 fnoNr s,t ct, New York,
q Liberal adv ancra consignment
Nr. tNNISG ADAMS would he pleased 10 hear from hia
friends AT this house. JAMES a toNNoliN,
npl aIdlv kOBT NJ ADAMS
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Ihe many thousands cured at this institution within the "St
10 YEATS and tie numerous important Surgical Operations
Performed by John>oa Witnessed by the reporters OF the
papers and many pes sons notices of which have appear
I'd aea aud aean before the pubic besides his standing as
of character an possibility, sufficient guar
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sr. u lOfinstoH'- fns ig0Tnting kcnicd. for Orga
{, t;tI.

By this great important remedy, weakness Of the or
rlus spec cured and full ygor restored Thousands
othe nervous anddebatel who had lost all hnphave
hoen Immediately rcarva1. All Impedments TO Marriage,
Physical Mental Disqualification Nervous lrrtabhHy,
IrembuPs and Weakness exhaustion ri the most fearful
kind speedily cured by Doctor Johnston.
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UAI~SOII'TION.-fhc hrm OF Mcdaniel Hurt *
4 Preston is tins day dissolved by mutuaDconsent. ihe
name will be 10y either partner in cosns
business Their office Will Ice ket NJ the cid stand no"
occupied by M,ssrs hhy \ saunders. -,
join RuRN MCDANIEL
5 & Ut kI.
PLEASANT PRESTON.
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alE mdcrAgned retiring from the business would most
rheeriuy recommend his and
MIR. Taiaferro, all OF his friends and acquantances
sep I9-ts Rep copy. JNO, G.. HAMILTON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24
A bad workman quarrels with his tools.

A bad workman quarrels with his tools.
When is lady's neck not ladys neckf
When it is little bear! (bare.)
When is gentleman not a gentleman!
When he's a shaving.
Why is lady's hustle like a historical
romance? Because it is fiction founded up
on fact.
A wise man viii stay for convenient
season, and will bend little, rather than
be torn up by the roots
Evil company is like tobacco smoke, you
cannot be long in its presence without car
rying away a taint of it.
Fanny FERNS publishers, Mason Brotl,-
ers, say that she will soon have new work
sin sheets" for which ''smalf caps" have
been ordered in abundance.
"Whatw exclaimed the accomplished
and fashionable Fitzwiggle to the exquis't to
Miss De La Sparrowgrass, ''what would you
be, dearest. if I should press the stamp Of
love upon those sealing-wax lips?" a."
replied the fair creature, ''should be
stationarY."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24
OF delight may gleam
On his pathway dark and dreary.
misffllanfous.

NOTICES OF THE LATE WILLIAM H.
WILMER. DID
The following is taken from the Church
Journal:
The Rev. William II. Wilmer, D. D., was
born in Kent County, on the Eastern Shore,
Maryland, about 1882. He was graduate
at an early age of Washington College in
that county, and ordained to the work of the
ministry by the Right Reverend T. J. Clag-
gett, Bishop of Maryland in 1903, having
been some years, it is believed, engaged in
mercantile business. Chester Parish just at
that time becoming vacant, Mr. Wilmer was
appointed to it's charge, and in 1911 he was
placed by the convention of the diocese in
the Standing Committee.
Having received call to St. PauFs
Church, Alexandra, then recently formed
in the District of Columbia, he resigned the
parish in Chestertown and removed to his
new charge. Such was the success of his
ministry here, that, in less than four years,
a large edifce became necessary to accom-
modate the congregation, and the present St.
Pauls was erected and consecrated in 1918.
Immediately upon his removal he was
placed in the Standing Committee, and was
an active member while he continued in
Alexandria. He was effectively engaged
in securing the services of Bishop Moore and
his election to the Episcopate, and in this
and other ways in resuscitating the church
in Virginia. In 1918 he was one of the orr
ginators of the Education Society of the
District of Columbia, which has been instru-
mental in doing so much for the Theological
Seminary of Virginia, and in aiding so ma
ny young men in their preparation for the
ministry; of this society he was the presi-
dent until his removal from Alexandria. In
1916, on the building of St. Johns Church
in Washington City, he was elected its first
rector, and continued by the aid of others to
supply it with services, till another rector
could be obtained.
In 1919 was commenced the publication
of the Washington Theological Repertory-
monthly religious publication of this he
was an editor, and contributed many of it's
leading articles till 1926. He was dele
gate of every general convention, after 60
ing to the Diocese Of Virginia, while he liv-
ed, and in 1920, '21, '23, and '26, he was
the president of clerical and lay deputies of
that body. In 1921 he received the degree
of DID,, from Brown University of Rhode
Island. When the Theological Seminary of
Virginia in 1923 went into operationl
Alexandria, he'filled the chair of Systema-
tic Theology, Ecclesiastical History. and
Church Polity In the spring of 1926, he
was chosen to be assistant Rector of Bishop
Moore in the Monumental Church at Rich
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

COMPLETELY SoLD.-Under this heading,
the Mobile Evening News, of the I'd inst, :,
has the following good story:
AS the Citronelle train was on it's down.
ward trip to this city yesterday morning, an
incident occurred that caused no little amusc-
ment to the passengers. AS the train was
approaching Eight Mile Station, lady,
quite elegantly attired, with lovely bou-
quet of wild flowers in hand, and face con-
cealed from view by handsome veil, was
discovered standing on the platform. The
train was ordered to stop of course, to take
in the fair passenger-and stop it did. The
gallant conductor Immediately jumped out
upon the platform, cried out as usual, call
aboardr' at the same time raising his hat
and politely extending his hand to help the
lady aboard. She, however, did not recog-
nize his gallantry, but stood dumb and mo-
tionless as a statue The astonished con-
ductor advanced, involuntarily raised the
veil, when 10 instead of face of female
flesh and beauty, the words 'tApril Fool"
inscribed on a black "lightwood chunk, !"
met his astonished vision! He started back,
gave the signal to be off with unusual vio-
lence, jumped aboard, exclaiming to the in
nocent engineer, in a stentorian voice =
"Who the thunder told you to stop here p
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

ADVANTAGES OF USING ToDAcco.-Th
following was communicated to Commodore
Wilkes of the Exploring Expedition, by a
savage of the Feejee Islands. He stated
that vessel, the hulk of which was still
lying on the beach, had come ashore in a
storm, and that the crew had fallen into the
hands of the Islanders.
''What did you do with them p inquired
Wilkes.
"Killed 'em all, answered the savage.
"What did you do with them after you
killed them? %
"Eat'e t'em-good," returned the cannibal.
"Did you eat them all % asked the half
sick commodre.
eyes, eat all but one''
"And why did you spare one ?"
because he taste too much like tobacco.
Couldn't eat him no howv'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

ADVICE TO BoYs-You are made to be
kind and generous. If there is boy at
school who has club foot, don't let him
know you ever saw it. If there is boy
with ragged clothes, don't. talk about rags
in his hearing. If there is lame boy, as
sign him some part of the game which does
not require running. If there is hungry
one give him a part of your dinner. If
there is dull one help him to get his les
sons. All the school will show by their
countenances how much better it is to have
a great soul than great fist.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

To MAKE A BALKY HORSE DRAw.-The
London Times gives remedy which prov
ed successful. After all sorts of means had
been tried and failed, it was suggested that
q simple remedy used in India should be
tried-that is, to get small rope and at
tach it to one of the fore feet of the stub
born animal, the person holding the end of
the rope to advance few PAGES, taking with
him the horses foot, when, as matter of
course, the horse must follow. The sug-
gestion was at first ridiculed, but at last
rope was brought and applied as described,
when the horse Immediately advanced, and
in few minutes was out of sight, much to
the amazement of the crowd The expert
ment is simple and worth trial,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

''There he goes again." said Mrs. Part
ington in the Legislature, as member
stood up for the fifth time to speak on aques-
z lre goes HE sod:s
and just as Auidly as water Now Isaac,
mind him, and see if you can't become a
speaker of the House of Reprehensibles
sometimes. [ declare" continued she, as
burst of eloquence reached her ear, cit does
seem as if the mantel-piece of Daniel Web
ster had fell upon him, he is so BRIGHT
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

Fowls BY THE WAYs1DE-The following
remarks, which are made by correspondent
of the Southern Chwchmon, are worthy of
consideration by all country congregations ::
There is an evil in our congregation, in
cident [ presume, to most country parishes,
and which our pastor has most faithfully,
but unsuccessfully attempted to remove.
The evil [ speak of, is the delay in dis
persion after service. [ will not take up
space in your columns by animadverting up
on the i'll effects attendant upon this prac-
tice. The fate of the good seed sown by the
wayside is sufficient commentary. The
blame must not be laid upon the unconver-
ted and careless. The most interested must
set the example. Each COMMUNICATE at
least, should make it point of personal du-
ty to leave the church and return home, as
soon as the congregation is dismissed.
have observed that if one Of the female mem
bers of the congregation stops even to shake
hands with friend, there are two frmilies
delayed in the church, and two husbands
get into conversation outside, other gentle
men without the slightest thought or inten-
ton of doing wrong, become engaged in the
talk, the contagion is general, and then we
all know the most solemn sermon that was
ever preached is forgotten for the time, or
becomes merely the subject of light criticism.
The let and hindrance to the full effect of
preaching must be evident to all. The first
causes of delay, word or salutation, are so
slight and SO apparently justifable in coun-
try congregation, that do not feel inclined
to lay blame upon any single individual, but
call the attention of all interested, and es-
pecially communicates to their individual
responsibility. AD.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24
A cannon-ball, striking the oaken ribs Of

"A cd1n0n-Da11, str1K11g tne 0aKtn ffDs 01
aman-of-war, pierces straight through them,
scattering destruction on all sides, until its
force is expended; but if it impinge upon
the wave, it swerves aside, and is conquer
ed by their unresisting softness, and finally
subsidies without injury. So the first burst
of passion, increased and rendered more
dangerous by stubborn opposition, will
generally yield and fall harmless if it is met
bv softness and submission.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY E. WELLS,
EDITOR AND PROP PRIET R.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one wear, if paid within six months, $3.50
" ifnot paid within six months, 200.
ADvERTIsEMENrs.-Sl per square tor two nser-
tlons-l2 lines of small type or IA of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents for every sui :
sequent Insertion. If the number Of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must
be POST PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

A man, killing hogs became vexed and
venting his spleen, wished they were in
h-H.
"Oh, dear me what can he mean p ex-
claimed little girl, who overheard him.
"Mean! suppose the awful wretch
wants to have his provisions sent on before
hand"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

A Truth WELL EXPRESSED says
that a mans genius is always, in the begin
ing of life, as much unknown to himself as
others !; and it is only after frequent trials,
attended with success, that he dares think
himself equal to the undertakings in which
those who have succeeded fixed the admira-
tion of mankind.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

The best thing to give your enemy is
forgiveness; to your opponent, tolerance !;
to a friend, your heart; to your child, a
good example; to a father, Difference; to
your mother, conduct that will make her
proud of you; to yourself, respect; to all
men, charity.