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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-28
FARM FOR Sale.

DLANK COnstable's Sales and Jus.
ID tice's Summons for sale at this office.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-28
JUNE SESSION. 1856. :.

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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-28
ROAD NOTICE.

Jan 25, lS58-23*
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-28

How TO DO Business; A pock-
ct Manual of Practical Affairs, and guide to
success in life in business. Forsale at the Book
Store.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-24

Nag @roBer 2und. Dieien Wiors
gen uu 10 ubr finoet Elm GROCER 9un4 BET @bs.
8eder, Nrc. 81 5anorerftraBe fiat.
GO 9und uno Ganfe. Serr Sobn
Tris bat feline Wirtbidaft mad Scr. 81 Te0Ss
ltraBe perlest unD miro oielelbe AM (Wfcnta9)
5pe.ten Yfinsiten nit einem ~luperben 2unG,
elmer Eaufe, Tin ipelher lie ben gtamen oDeut-
i4eS SauS gum Sreuler 5dliiiel" erbalten
mirol uno Abenos nit eiuem srOBeu u@eiel'
iAaftStaa" %erOfnen.
G1sy- Die Yfinaiffeiertase linb %sefcmmen u.
oa Wtan6e unierer 2eier nit ibrer b%eieren
SGtfte einiSe an8enebnle Stunben i'm 6reien 5uz
brlnsen ~eroeu, lenten mir Die Nufr1erfiamteit
auf bic 4n5eisen Der reridieoenen ScmnIer,
BlSbe ruo Wirtbihaften. SO lino peren gu
pIele, als Dap mir iie bier e~in5eln aui3dblen f0n'
men, JLttt4tt-EA &AE ~T h.-LH. .r-# *.-r#fl. aHE
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&lei0er! Rtelber !

NN@ l,yfeue lunb IA6ne 5etrentleioer fir
GriViubr unb S.ntner inO gu babsn tn benz 8lstberlaben 'bs
6erin GEO. Ytc& 1eaf. an Der Nprbpefa&de BON Baltimore
uno 5rebertdfraBe. Die f9Snfe Musmabl BON @tpfen fir
3bde, gDeaen fewte %Gaifmiert, unb 3t6er &c. beNdnbts an
5.nb uop werbsa ~bielelben mir bic aunren aufs bette anb
SGSnfe p%erarbettet. Jerttge Eletbsr SDH alien Sprten au hen
btniafen Qreiiea, 30 INT unb prIfet felbft. Ml13,2 Nt
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g. beraau6a wirflt6.es ut6tf. 81 (
r. Wtnn ibr f8lsbten !Rafee wnb 8bee Setetauatil 70 1T es
cure e,sene Shuto. = Sbr fSnnt CANT Spr 81 0tt6 gnttn
nnb : It'll zen Tbee unb Rafee baben In BEN g t0re btS
g 6tnelen, @fe BON 8alttmsre. uno SFebertffr.
alwp her Gbtnefe BON Dapntas Wforsen BIS Samflg Na6t
ftett unb AUD etnlabet SSn fetaen btai8en aub peitfdten Gbee
rnb !Raf &c III faufeu. ~ ' +" "a -5 y Z 9 ~ W2dt6 II
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-24
OSemeS Sefcb0ff.

Serlinss Wsi6. y, nno saser:S'sr nne YOrter
tpie ate sprten S r EN- d. .9tqupre, S. <m GS8nnc
wctBen Mrac, rptte nb 10 etBe 50 etne ,cy aud
~empfeblen mir unlere Confectionery bierntt befenS.
10. 6 m / b unb 6 D m ~.
Wdt2I,t INT gp. u 6. @barlesfr nabe Wrattfr.
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@nhleMnchrichf

8Faft etnes Ut es Der @enerat- 4dembIs bts Staates @ars-
gin Ift fur @rnttteluns Der @eeinune bes Bottles ubsr be
3pefIadet8feit Der Serufdns elmer Convention UNI eine neae
GonttituttOn unb BDrnt Der 8e8terun8 OtefeS Staatee gu eni-
Uerfen, unb sr Teranfaltun8 Der 20abt ppn D,1esafen fir
beiaste Gpnte ttrn."r 81 adj rt6t wtrb bier nit aeae.
b en- alien lssalen unb bers6ttsten Ddblern tn ben Serf&ts-
benen gDatbs Der Stabt Baltimore, bag ent g8abl a~teebalten
nitro on ben neridiebenen Sttmnplasen Der gDarps an . E nj
y terten Witt 10 d bes Mpn1tS 10 / 1858 (pel6es
an benz 26. beta8ttn Wtonats th) in 8etref Der 5rage fur
etne ecnsenttsn, ua etne nene @Dnfituttpn ano EUrm Der 9Res
8tsrun8 ~ entperten5 uno fDa babel tn oanbf6rtft pber ae-
6rndt af ben Sttmmrn5etteIn, pel@e ~abeeeeben metpen, bic
aoprte bemsrft fetn. ~ Convention pber ,,&satnsf a Gpn-
pentton" Die Stttmfdfen Solen wGbren6 be8 pbenaendnus
ten 8a9es seUfaee bleiben BON 9 ubr MO.sens BIS 6 u5r gta6.
ws aOr8el3rteben pom 1efeB. .
.-Y Eee~ & M 6 reamer,
Wat5<26 1 se4fe ort Sbertf Der Stabt Baltimore
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Neg0nIounocn.
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'6e8 Qofanefte Bun6e3 WN IL II s. q 50

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@baer Bunb rtndt fetnen Sreunben, ippte benz 9eebrten
pub ifuna be &n3etee, boe er ax YRnsfmOntas cine eros A..
.tige GrcurRral mad benz 70 babf6 ~gtlesenea ,0Redp 9aaS" ab.
bal ten mtrb. Dte beifen WDrberettnneen fmo setrCfen. 5err
gRpndt's beltebte union GSrnst 8anbe 1T ~eneagtrt unb bic
Bar lem betannten gDtrtb 5errn Setb anpert:a ut, unb es
fen beftrtben. Sir @ubs unb Srtnans tit burdb Elm aaplret.
Dies @pnttte gut eefprst unbr aberba upt aaee geldeben, UNI
b..efe h@reutfen sa etntm Der fbSnften BeRe Der Satfpn au
hidden. 2H11e 5nn ra3 gaQ gsgeGH7I naC r~e.
4 Die Brlber tbes Bunbes perfantnelnr fFb unt 64 llbr In Ii.
rr pdle. Der 3ug periaBt bic Samoen Station UNI s ubr.
9i Itdets III so Gents fnb am Batnpcf unp bem &pnite 3u
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-24

B&S Or. Smapne82 sui ammen8eieBt
WilOttri&ea,S prpp peilt aortr.fFta tartnddtsen 5ufen, @r'
%laltun8en, 8latlpeten, QuftrDbrsusht,unOuns, eeberDsi4wsr.,
ben, &lSeln unb Wuffeteen tn Der 8eble, RIr3 ltbm 9fett ulo
~ottdbuten, fOpte ale 8rantbe item bs 5alfes unb Der Seeie
Der Srut pbsr Der 9an8e. Dteie Mrsnet retnist susleta uni
lauttrt bs But. SIN 8rpB, unp RletnDertauf 5u haben IN
Der Office pes .gDefer" au Al per 5SIofhe. a
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6e1cDdffSsgSerl 0aln0.

SD sstse tnetasa 5reunbsn, iOwts etnem eeebFtea gubAtum
ttermit on, paB tb netne @lFefdbrtt unb @tdltns Oerpt pDn
SbarpltraBe, na4 SEQ, SO Nrrtb Greterltra6e
serest babe. SD babe bier We TIM alien 9ofal einen srpesn
0Drratb BON tem teten Wetn- une Gtber- 5ffst fcGte benz Be-
ltebten Nagenbitter. Sejbft setneema6teY tGels, tomatoes
anD anbere etnsemadte 5radbte itnO tets tn SOrtasIi&sr Qua.
lttat 3n' hatea BET erv aa &has: Ntbntrt,
N1dt 18fp ND 90 Greterfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-24
%. 81. @ocbmtDt.

SO. 55 g.. @apfr-
L brt SUR Su6fcrtpttDn ~fDl8sn6er SOurnale u. 3ettrbriften eta
Sattenlaube. SaaRrtrtes Samtltenblatt. SdBrtt4
50 gummsEa. $500
SI1ufrtrte SO e1t. glGtter aus gtatar, Qeben, gDtf.
ienitaft unb &unf. @tit Stablft&prdmie. SGbr.
FA1 IL 5sfte. tu -a.a ans $500
81 <fer M ann's ttIufrtrte @omatsbefte fur -
IN bas eeSanmte setftse Qebsn Ser @eBenwart. S6br-
ltd 70 5efte a 38
lte8enbe 8lGtter. Wttt ptelen 5plsfGnttten. Sc.
Der sanb g s.ammern ,, 200
9etR5teer SHufrtrte 3ettuns 8. Sdbrli& 50
Nuntnhe rnt e 9.-t 1Z CaG 500
8erltner &1abbetdbatI6. SumprtRtf6 .fatsrt: ~.
f@es Us pbenbtatt. Sdbrft4 90 Runmern 2.75
Oer. 0d3dr. Ee6ntfdc Wufer3eitung fir Srduen. -.
Spurnaf fur NeIiter unb Wtpbt m. SD RI. AZ Nuntna. $50
NllgemetnefW wfer3ettung. Albnin fur wstb.
'gs4l,6e arbettsn aab Ifpben. Sa9rlt& 26 Nummern
- NIT Yramts nt3F Dan ~ $40
@erlpn's 81 O6e3ettmns g.. 3stf6rtft fur gtUte,
Snbufrte, Runt unS Qiterdtur. S1brl. 2e guntm. 400
S pu rndl aIIr M pberme Sttferei. Wiobe unb
rsststi4s 1anbarb siten. SdtrltG u Stfis 800
Sartfer DamentIetber Sea ga 3tn. SGsrlt6e
a atummsrn 1,25
"a ber1nadsr unb @O6e rsuibe. Sdbrltai 800
OnrA reselnGBtse 5rnpprtdtipn per 5anburaer sea-
mr TT es mir mE8hd, Bite 3etti8riften fGnea unb biatg su
IeT ~Ft Nn0Q e 49,
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ai H berlbntteS
Scbsuecifcbes SitferS
dlfS Is btttQehtnDe.

a -. AJAX
BELT Qeberbef6werben, @eltlu6t, DiSpepTe, r6rSnlfEe nat
nerp5fe GGp66e, Wangel an Terbauun9, SlGbungen, &abmG
innsrli6e 5dnicrrbotbsa. WtsrsatranfSetten, eunstnsei@rars
~berribren, unb ale 8ranfbettsn, pelbe bur& tfnen fGpamen
seer ssrs0rbs g m Wsassn s ntssb BET MdSasra Tte aud let
aaS benz aOpSfs. sOIOsns Ibsr. :alte 5abe, SSmsrssn IN 6eR
Das fhfrebtfhe 8ttterS mirb iebe S~erFGpFung tS Maaene
befentaen, tnbtm Is benielben rdrft, ibn tn Ibdtt8tett erbd!t
unb ale SGure aus b~enlelben %entternt. @s tdrtt bic yterren
anb 9ebenseetfsr, fAdrft bic Stnne, tsntmmt has 8tttern bel
1liecer, has SObbrennen unb bic S6mersen pes Sanupfeus
~befprbert bic 1erbaauus, tf cut Oct Isrserntiea unb Sldbuny
gen, t6btet BITE 2Durm +, bttit age gotnb. aub WlaesnRfplt.
tn etuiaen Nusenbl. dc ma6t lufts. erleiGtert biegEaHeriu6-
ttaen, retntee bas 3 beforpert bic Circulation befelpea,
artrt ~unnerfltd unb ne Sbmer3en, mean man BITE bCppelt
Dprttcn paScn nrantt
Das f6webif9e 8tters If Elm ausSe3et0netes NliiteI seee
Jteber, 9fubr unb &plerl. MIs fclGes bat es IT'D bemSbrt un
bewieisn BET ben transbtf&en Mnp snslif&en Gruppen en- E.1
Rrnt neil burh ben 1eSrdu9 %beheIben, Der auf Befebl BE-
Stabsdrste IN beiben Gruppentbeilen e~tnsefabrt purSe' Ben
5terbltten Der Splbaten, BITE bteien bSSartieen !Rranfreiter
a~uS8efeBt raren, IT'D rpt 80 bs auf2 prptelt rebactrte.
Das f6weeti3s Stttert TT aInftrsitta etnes Der betenarsk,ss
B%ewubtetn tn mtr, bae Elm Sober pelGer rnetn auSaeeihnt
tes ettters etnn,al sebraa&t bat, IT'D etne 9aiat unb @srenk,
gen eardus nnd4sn ptrp, eafelbe gum 9Dpple Ietner IcibenbeL
Nebfnnenlhen5 METER 81 e~rnpfetIen unb betannt su MAIDEN, tn,
benz es aas BITE 6etltrdfte beFst, BITE ibm Ubsn 3usef6rtsbts
ttnb. 9terflr lam tb 5unber te pom Benfi1en ltefern,,
I'm Betrueereten Dber Nadabmunssn pbrSubengsn + a5e,t0t
tn itebe 5lalNe fnetaen Narep %etnbiGlen lanen, untl rags Il
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BET tsesr staias II clue soahaf 9tPs @sSrsadsaaUsfuaei
gen, BABE i'd su 6emerfen tas tb aWser benz pSen befSriSbsn,,
9tebttin . Sttters, aud mod eth anbercs uater benz aIetb,s
Ndnen berette, mtlhes tn 5ptelS unp Heltdur1ttpnen NerfoL
fen wtrb, I'M ausseetdnst sssen Dsspepta uab AlaeenIeioe,
tt DER Yrets per 8lalGe 80 @cnts p6er s 5iat6en fur S2.5S,
gu s~ertaufen Bet Dem al,tutsen 8erfersteer
@usen Is. S@Gnina,
-21 Deptf&em &pptbeter une @pemff
n elmer Isptbets NprbsfsGdre Der Sterten unb apuarlsn
.Hraf8a @ttlabetpttd.
a3ataa Sdupt<A9en en-
gbaahsIptta: q. 8. Smitb NIB Co., 30. f49, etras
unb 294 unb 296, @prb 2. Straee; Dauau, Sattr u. "a
ytp. 3 subs, ct. unbH&de Der d, &alppetl.
gakr'gprt .Mlbert Dung, Appteetsr, @fc 5Swer5 uso q
~nalfraee.
ct. paul Wtnnerata. stDuma. Ientr-.
Ray Sn Baltimore gu BADEN I'M @.cRs uni
&lietnsY ertauf in Der Sffce ceS pNefec" 10
me and bel Mtccre u DlefenbaH, Gfe rpt
Din. nup SanoperSrs Us. @eeltob- 712 $
8altiMcrs
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Sci e. M. 6. 0lrmbrn1fer.

NO. 3 @. 9ap1r. lino na9Iolsenoe Bidder
WretSp'S artenfreumb tn Radeus. Osa-
nno SlnIn engGrten. S6Su bats Mdrcccpbb. $500
oO WoHEan6tees 9anobud Der 8lumen8drtneret.
. 11etle, 9~dlbfrsbbe. cplpr. RE- 1915
9DtfGnttten. p~altfrabb. 900
gDtgdnb, Der Baum, @efaIt unb QeteuSoefhfxte
Der 9oijsepG&fs. Atb.tbanaen. 112
eSttftsta StsmUisstl@ : tetanti4es SanbwSrtsr-
, buG. 2 a9le: an ~ $50
bic 9Fan3enbsds Ser @rbe, @RansenaeOar. Ks
SrteS, Nsprbub oeS Dtefenbaues fur eanbplrtRe mtt
2f2 5c3ihntttea 30
Rdfsners Der &8ieienban In fetnem eansen umfanae. $50
&tr3bpf Der beutf0e ~Qanowtrtb, Qebrbub Der Se.
famn1ten 3anbwtrtbidaft, 10 6efte AGO
VSrtS, ots lanowTtql9atl. Sstrttbsletre Luz. Eli. 2,5(
HN BUR NaGrtGt, baB Dos 8. 6eft BON 6 u ia 8Br-
u Z OtttIeH aus V1Ft9 0h9et0mMen III. Wnt13e&
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Norttpettt, Maoeira uno G6crrDtpctne4
100 Vtsrlel 8as TN 3aoen unc TIM 3plpaIs, G9runter cine
9drthte BON Der befen Qualtt6t,
$50 Dubens DENT SDhuS edua 8nten I'm Qa6en, welMe In arc.
Pen unb fie!asa 9attbIeen mad 3eltetta beS Rdufers abee.
9ebeI perben. S. S- 8 b1rrpn unb = ..
.Hffta So. 1872 uno 1874 gDef Qcmbarbfr.
II 1m,i g hTren E3ItH hnr 6n - no 80
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so erldute mir bterrntt.. rneinens aunben fswte bensSpubs
lna3ern TIM Ia8smetnsn. bic ersebene Mnsetse 3u MADE bae
Id ipsssn gt9nsei an Baum metn @sf&ast aus @O. Z par
%rtienfr. mad. Wp. 81 9anOSerfr. (Eanp0er Rarft) Serleat
babe, lpcfeIba tt etnen psbeutenben @Orrutb BON SVtl- unit
gu ben btatsfen pretien an 6dnb bate /; namlt6
'gt9enlcbsS rblen.2eper , SemlcfsS oblen42es
Der, ie~lbifsemadte8 Sdub=S firting unS ale
Scrten Sberleber, bielise fppie fran55iide
&albz2eper, 8uffz2eOer, &ips2eoer, Rferpes
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fran,SEfben Raf6.Qeber, SGab unb Mann'ss @dfter. llp.
pers BON berielten Aualttdt Geber S6ubma1tr W ertseus
(GtnStnssl fcwie auseel6ntttene Gpbleu fnb ~ ben ntes
brighten Yrefen 3u BADEN Bet ts@"a 139a1 4
f sft 9HutS StrtattuG. & n E
Sdn20-S Etf $40. 81 9anpperfraBe am Ndrit.
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0er0nM9mn0en.
@rite8 Nuftreten Der
lpeltberiibmten Seller ErMppe !
SOlli0Qtffr.z Ebelter.

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erten Wtdle .uf.
Die Sted sDnnpa, ME brtnst CUR @nfibruns:
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w. trnttea barin fplsenbe 8tlber Spr
l aurora uno Die Na9t.
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AZ Die Nma5onen,S dlaGt.
81 3ulamulentunft Der @Dtter i'm Olbmp.
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moth.
Die B(umen.& 0nisin.
81 Ballet Diueri cement, ausaefi6rt bon Der
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Marb.
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Fat0WSt9, a1seefuhrt BON IS 8iubern unter Qetta1ta Der
tetnen Nltce.
Mmerifaniider 6reibeit8=S emSel.
1tHn2-6aal ~oargefeat Don 6U Yer1cnen.
Rreile Der Bldte
DreB~@trcle ub Yaraueit so Gents. Gaacrte IS Gents
WFe fur reletutrte pldbe Feine @bdroe. sFEf
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@drantttt, baB fe ale Mrten BON Nabten 70 gut MAIDEN
tpte irgenb cine Der t II cue rn RdfGtnen. Ste weroen bnS
GAME erite Sabr btnpurd IN Rtparatur ~sebalten, Utne 9pab 60
ben 8dafer sas 8~ertneae fpfet. Ia eaaj4 eRe
.ea If r.sar =. l.. d. Chase, Neent
hi IttrI7, Sahr s.ar SO. 80, Bdlttmprefr.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-11-18
ALEXANDRIA. NOVEMBER 16. 10.
Fevers.


Fever, like every other form of disease to which
the human system is liable, is caused by impure
humors: This being caused by the more rapid ac-
ton of the blood struggling with nature, in endea-
voring to cast out of the body the corrupt matter
which is deadly opposed to health. Hence the good
and bad humors are at war with each other and
the commotion which follows causes fever and heat
The symptoms of fever are various; causing heayi-
ness, languid, difficult breathing, eyes dull and
heavy, anxiety, signing and yawning alternate fits
of heat and cold. After which the patient COM
plains of pains in the head and back great thirst
nausea and sickness, fullness about the stomach,
and sometimes vomiting bilious matter. Doctor
Morse's Indian Root Pills are acknowledged to be
Strengthening and delightful medicine for all kinds
of fevers. They not only cleanse the stomach and
bowels from all bilious matter, but they open the
excretory vessels, causing them to pour copous eff
fusions from the blood into the bowels after which
the corrupted mass is thrown out by the natural
passage Of the body. All that is required urgent
cases Of fever, will be to take large doses In order
to have them operate thoroughly by the bowels,
take from three to five, night and morning, until
the fever entirely disappears. After which, from
two to four every evening, until well, and you will
be convinced that this is the best way to check fe
yer, because they drive out all inflammation, and
restore the body to state of sound health. And
the blood and other fluids will be thoroughly pu-
rified that disease in any form will be utterly i'm
DOssible.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-11-18

DEATH OF TALENTED LADY.-Mrs. Amelia
Pinkney, one of the oldest and most accomplish
ed ladies of Annapolis, died on the 4th instant,
in the 8Ofh year of her age. The Annapolis
Gazette says:
Her industry was wonderful The records of
the State Department bear evidence Of skill in
penmanship, and capacity for business, rarely
met with in women. After her SEVENTEEN year
she wrote fifteen hundred closely written pages,
full of the stores of her rich mind and cultivated
taste, solely for the perusal and qualification of
those who cheered the last years of her bodily
suffering. In all this tribute of affection there
is no sacrifice Of the truth she loved so well-no
exaggeration of the reality. As an evidence of
the powers of her mind and the rapidity of her
mental conception, we may mention that when
past her SEVENTEEN year she wrote in six weeks
five hundred verses of excellent poetry, on the
subject of the Queens of England, without era
sure of a line or change of word.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-11-18

MARROW ESCAPE FROM A FORTUNE gen.
tleman of Baltimore, formerly connected with
the turf, recently made visit to England
and while there attended number of the races,
betting pretty freely in small way, and gen.
orally coming out winner. Finally, just before
leaving, he went to the Cesarewitch races, with
a balance in his favor up to that date of some
$14 900 on his operations, and finding the odds
ten to one against Ten Broeck's Prioress, he con-
cluded to risk his pile on her. She came out
about six inches behind. Had she won, he
would have pocketed $4,000. To come with
in six inches of making that amount of money,
we should call pretty narrow chance.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-11-18

KEEPING WINTER APPLEs-A Duchess
County correspondent, Mr.. S. T. Bedding, of
Dover Plains, writes
ri have found by experience that the best
way of saving winter apples is to pack them in
layers of rye or wheat straw. Dat straw should
never be used, as it is apt to collect dampness.
Rye or wheat straw has this effect, that if an
apple becomes rotten it absorbs the moisture,
leaving the apple fit to remove, without any
soft rot"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-11-18
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

THE TRUSTEES OF THE POOR of Charles
L County will receive Sealed Proposals, until
the 9Th day of DECEMBER next, for supplying
PROVISIONS for the Poor House Of said coun-
ty for the ensuing year, as follows-viz:
From so to 10 barrels Of CORN, to be deliver
ed between the 9Th of December and 1st of Janu-
airy next.
1000 lbs. PORK, (the hogs to weigh from l25
to 200 lbs } deliverable as above.
The said Proposals to be directed to Thomas
M. Welch. Overseer Of the Poor House for sand
county.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees,
THOMAS NJ. WEIGH, Orerseer.
Nov, 18, I859-td.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-11-18
WILLIAM B. RICHARDS, JR.,
DEALER IN
rench BOnnets, Flats, Gypsies, Flower

FFenCn BOnneCS, FIaCS, GypS1eS, FIOWeTS,
AND MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY.
'--ztSsu, 70
Trimmings,
LACES AND EDGING;
FRENCH WORK, FANCY WORKING Materials,
Combs, Brushes, Perfumeries,
wing Materials,
Hosiery, Mits, Fans, Work Boxes,
Writing Desks,
AND FANCY GOODS GENERALLY,
No. ITO King Street, Alexandria, Va.
zI|BoNNETs made to order. Orders filled
punctually and satisfaction invariably guaranteed.
NH 4-1y.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-11-18
R6eThe consumption of tobacco in France

n@r The consumption of tobacco in France
increases enormously. In the last years of the
first Empire the sales brought, on an average, a
net annual revenue to the Treasury of the State
Of 26 millions of francs. The whole trade in
tobacco, snuff, cigars, and pipes, in France is
in the hands of the government.) In 1920, the
produce of sales was AZ millions; in 1871, y
millions; in 1856, 121 millions. Each inhabi-
tant in 1920 consumed in the year 1862 grammes
900 to the pound J in 1s41, 4s0 grammes in
1856, FOG grammes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-11-18

aEST1t is stated that royal ordinance is
shortly to be published, which will give a great
er extension to the importation into Spain of
tobacco from the PHILIPPINE Islands, and which
will give advantage to the planters in that colo
ny over those in the United States"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-11-18

LARGE PoTAToEs-We have received from
Mrs. T. w. Cough, of this district, couple of
Sweet Potatoes Of the Spanish variety, which
we challenge our country contemporaries through
out the State to parallel. One of the Potatoes
measures feet II inches in length, and the
other 10 inches in length and Is inches in cir
conference. The Potatoes are now at our office
for public inspection, and have excited the as
tonishment of every person who has seen them.
st. Mn,fs Beacon,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-11-18

Spots ON THE SuF.-Caleb S. Hallowell,
principal of the Alexandria (Va.) High School,
has furnished the Gazette with the following
description of an interesting group of spots OBJ
served on the sun on the morning of the 10th
instant:
They are not far from the centre of its disc,
and are consequently in favorable position for
being seen. The largest of the group has dis
tinctly defined penumbra of twenty-five thou
sand miles diameter, enclosing a dark nucleus
of about half that size. The popularity of this
spot consists not in its size, but in the fact that
an exceeding fine white line can be traced across
it dividing the nucleus into nearly equal parts.
Solar spots, when carefully observed, are
found to present very varied appearances they
all gradually travel across the face of the sun,
appearing on it's eastern, and disappearing on
its western edge Some spots increase in size,
while others diminish, and the velocity of this
increase or diminution is very variable; none,
EAaMeYer. are pegnsaase7sdY fixed upon the sun,
an beng found sooner Of IaIer to 1usappear:@
Recent observations upon these interesting OBJ
jects would seem to prove that each spot re-
wolves about its centre, being, in fact, gigantic
whirlpool of flame.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-11-18

EXECUTION OF JAS. RoDGERs.-Jas Rodgers
a young man aged only twenty years, was
hung in New York, on Friday for the murder
of an old man named John SWANSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-11-18
MEETING

EE&A IEyIJkAD LNIkLI In q
IN PORT TOBACCO.
TN consequence of the postpone ment of the Ag-
L ricnltural Fair, the meeting which was to have
been held in Port Tobacco on the 10th instant was
deferred; and notice is hereby given to the friends
of the Railroad enterprise in Charles county that
meeting will be held, in Port Tobacco. on
TUESDAY the 7th of DECEMBER next, being
the second day Of Court. Addresses in favor Of
the enterprise may be expected.
ROBERT BOWIE, Agent.
Nov. 1e, le5S-tm.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-11-18
y ICHE,s IRON BEAM PLOUGHs..

nICHE'S IRON BEAM PLOUGHS.-
hive take this method of informing our friends
in Maryland that we have purchased the right for
the sale of the above Ploughs in the counties of
Charles, Prince Georges and Montgomery, and
shall be prepared to furnish them at all times on
the most reasonable terms.
Also-Constantly on hand full supply Of the
Minor & Horton, Sinclair & MOORE, and other
Ploughs. Please address
ADDISON, WALLACE & CO.,
No. 10 Union st., Alexandra, Va.
nov le.