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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

~ q BAEsR, DENTIST SON OF " BAWEs, ros-
". sery Of virgins, and late Of Brevoor pl.cs Tenth
Informs aouthern and city friends thai his oc
ali Al coo Broadway, conner Of Houston street, No
ANEW INVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Win
IN metal plae clasp extracting the roots, only BY
DR. a b. sIgEsMOfD surgeon DENTS, Of the Womsns Hos
pital Al So, 81 Bleesker the
na,es from auesng shes erory 81 hs
pycnson after i've IeAs rss keferensiven required.
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sTEAMBOATs.

TOE UNDERGRADUATES ONLY 50 GEMS THE
IL and superior BH1DoEPDHf, captain
weeks win leave Peek slip every Monday "Wednesday
Friday ~ O'Clock dinner board. Freight taken alow
For further information inquire ~ NO 100 Beermtn
street Cheap fare, as For CITY leland. Dsvtis
Islspd, New Rochelle, Rely Week aud Fcrrss evsrv
morning ~ O clocs from per river GAIA.
IIFE y, W. CJRLiES, sgenA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21
POLITICAL.

A LARGE AND RNrHusIAEr1c MEETING OF TUE
"A German democracy OF the Twentieth Ward held
Muers Hotel Thirty sixth street. Saturday tho 10Th
Addresses made by Col Nelis, who presided, asd
resolutions unanimousy adopted
The confidence Of the gsrman democracy Of the twentieth
Ward the Of James buchanan and rejoicing
the confirmation Of Augustus bche Collector Of
Of New York The meeting then adjourned 70 the resi-
Of Mr.. Bche where he serenaded By the band
aendaace. Col Neis briefly addressed him. congra.ustug
him upon his c,unrmaon- which Mr.. sche made
Bile reply.
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N ARsus COUNTING RooNs.
M For practice and ins,rucuon
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CORPORAH2ON NOTICES.


FyORPOnATfON f0TfCE.-THE COMMITTEE ON A.
~ OF the BOARD Of Aldermen will meet on Non.
Tss inst, At the osce Of the Deputy Tar
81 Chambers street basemen consider The folio wing
sessrueut iists viz
Regulating grsdins, nsreng cub snd gutter rrh ave-
nue, between Fifty fourth and fifty ninth streets.
Sewer In Forty seconds street, from near sxh 10
Eighth avenue
Sewer in rhreeuih street. fro University place 70
through Broadway 70 Twelfth street
Paving Lexington with block from Thirty
fourth 70 Forty second street
Owners Of property foe Of the
uen,s are pascusriy notified % sgpe.r before the csm n
tee. THOs GTEpHESs} Committee
THOa. McsPEDUN,}
George srARA, As-estnenta
OoTTcE-rHE COMMITTEE ON srsesrs or ras
IN Board OF Counciiuen wf meet In the city library
No IL CITY Hail. 90 rhursdsy he 2sh inst, a3P. Par
interested IN the opening OF Twelfth street. from Dry
Dock street 70 The East river gegurs'ed 10 attend
Joiis Van TINE. on
JOHN BRADY, eseets
NTOTTCr-rHE COMMITTEE ON aEwEss Of rHs
IN BOARD OF Counenen viii II the ONE " the Gro
ton Board Wednesday, tbs 2sd inr At " W r,.s.t
s s s,s sss5s3;s.ss.!aEir ' s.$s,.
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SPECIAL NOTTCHH.


n sOCIATION FOR THE INPROyENRNr OF THE
"A Breed q HorseA-subecribers and other gentlemen
Csii Il he ofAce Of JAa B. GLENFWoRfH, No Broad
and s. ~ A. of Club aSs
main snsoid. person Win be in attendance from II I'll
ton % lhs association.
--,--,o~ Coo,,.. rvo,- An vo--Tv
a meeting q Ne New YOrk ooopers benevolent society
s- Of and Divoa On Monday
ssiH 9SosS; HR. DaisooI. President.
..----:..-:-..o....-..-..-..-o.
loving prsa%Se snd rosouoSs Were sa unan%cusy sdopt
al
whereas in hs dspensson Of an all wise Providence our
Sssc7sd that his .con. which has ooms upoa US wiz
rom our mss one whose ssnsrous %p1sss and noble
vo m WHICH win s @ With
Rssolved That whilst mourning our sudden loss we can
tssmony rsmembrsncs Of bis many virtues His caari
gregation's veal endesr him 70 our memory
our last tribute Of respec and that copy OF these resoa
tons signed sS By The Board be presented TO the
her affection
'''''''' isSISci fsc@ the mnatss 1'N o'''''I
- >. Secretary Ssss Y, Congregation shsary Tedla.
New YORK. june =. 1853 sels:
~ The public has repeatedly been IN posed upon
dry persons seng rights prov
running gear carriages under different ps-
called Lords coupling
hereby given sa the called Lords patent
be infringement my letters OF Jan 49, 1854
issued March II, 1857 In IFS and various ponts
operating pivot in of the axle by Of
vaen which two points covered in the claim Of l.t
Persons the called Lords couphog will
therefore be prosecuted 70 The extent of tbs law.
q. L. HAUSsKNECHr.
United States Circuit Court-The suit of T. Eison,
j. NJ Denman ct ala hss decided In this The
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
cADENY or PESxANsHTP AND BooKKxEPrHa,
"A No. $50 Broadway. Of Franklin ,ree,rhs
class Or p..e iosluctioa yrias, sooIs..pins. &C.
Eaars 'ss.sa0n suAr'n''d 2 ~ "a .pa yy SSnf
"A Mr.; DoLBsAk eDo Broadway YIN keep his oommsr
s nae%y open al % a., s % students for d.a
practical booskeepers for only So Two desks vacant Re
BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC AND vRrrISG.-IN
1S@ s money 81 sna 2no.as " sse1ao nssD.s
Mr. sss p
cis lessons only At his resdsnce walser street where
ann bous s
iry Eiucidaied silth edition. Price 81
pooKKEEPINo. WRITING. ARITHMETIC, ALGE.
Sv. lessons ~ FHfNEs seaasmss q sewsry sna
rs Fulton street. Brootlyn. At hours sung their conve
attended Col Psines school % my entire sssseon. n:
style Of writing Il moder. and EASY.
pooKKEKPIEa ECONOMICALLY coNsIpsREp--
de,o one Or hour. sscS dsy % .ns w soa posting
books ether ~ single Or double entry nerchsni. m,nutc
expensive q resden. bookheeper. whose duties
Equally veil 10 reliable socurs,e and neatly written mao.
S eng s ''a
N ARsus COUNTING sooHs
IN For practice and instrucuon
Bookkeeping ,as bushes. .r.ss
Gail for src.lar. 0''N'"S'
g GEs INT. FsE s S IN a
% Fourth avenue nssr rsnsn stree. nppy from &c OF
sn S% rr rssS ss Dr.: And
RowEs AosREsg SE p wsIrIs9 sooksE.rIss
gentlemen laugh, ane delicate or bold mercantile style 81
namepa penmanship executed equal superior plate
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HOTELAy.

"A The Pavilion Hotel Port wsshington Shrewsbury n
@ sshss sss
isy nom The foot of street SOrsi river 4 Il
DASH prsu FALLS HOUSE, MOUNT wAsHrsGroN,
FERNS bis friends and the public that the house
a
CREENwoop LAKE HOTEL. WARWICK osAKaE
Co. 4h rrhs Green recd Lake hotel . no. sssn for
q w1w'et orsnEe County sev York, Ten miles south q
.sd s
ensy Ss%snsa The family T nan :ssnns sus hcsna
valid in pursuit Of health and he angler sporis@sa Who sss
he s'S y s nses
name. and sbounds with ane nsh ,,o,.r -
rc,msry chief Seward Of ths steamships nsrmsn. oag
B-Bss. lines. bait As always on hand. 80 80,
T AXE MoHEoAN HOUSE rs NOW OPEN FOR SUM-
IL bo~rders situated four nj es east OF Peeksxhl
sss%se. az somss n Powell SS xssmors sns Ams. xs
dress A. ". Palmer. Propdetor.
AIANtroN HousR, HICKS srRxEr BRooKLYH
A.. hs. sor ..sSnmcdsons "a, sroucs.
IN ne s.% l or snss ssse%s. s,ns s. No
residence Terms reasossbe.
NEW YORK Horrr. PESArAourr, LONG rsLASD,
situated on he shore q Ores, south sss opposite Pre-
number q large airy rooms srdIns every o2pornu,y for
fso%pse ssca soBssf SoSissis ' fro pre- ,'d
OcKAE MOUSE NEWPORT. a. l., Will be oPRNxn
s.psd % res,s % for room. FOE for ps% S
noderse terms and call from those desiring plea
-' residence before ''s'sr5 i:' o 'Ts.vr
pAsIs soyxi. %. rsAsaERs, 30. vivIn1a
bo.ssssss s sss " :. rsss w pregf assS
Aopor . .arn w.v.aes r rr.scs ~ be has jus s.eg
=. - s ss ' rs! isSs y.
sss.s. ss ~. y: s s s s:. rs s.ss
ing -ia s is@ss .ss csss srsssS s.s fsss ss
is va ssy n . S :. ssssss -
CuxnrR HersI- sosrRAsD HOUSE, 9 .Nps, PoIIy.
a.. year, Viii Be opened Tor he SEASON on he s ins
into ss sousS ne Distances ron sss cy tseosy I've sss
facilities Coz rons 70 and ,ro an c.msined maize ,ms cSs o.
ss. YORK Tss sVcp awe from ne H. s c
3. city y, ss ' sss,y ssors e .ss mad. s..:;s
sss. espsrsp fS Z one Of The fs~ place.
,s sss.s srs no fever .ps
~ sssTssrs 10 Sand. Point Msuhasem Pose
once, /. /. ---
:. CuIr. HOTEL. FIRE IsLAnp BEACH -THE AsovH
x,. s9s s nSw U ssd sS%ss sssd %
he sss And y: = s bay and ssd NJ
sasps ,;s ass .pees Soss .s.s ".
,sss se and . 70 and BAY fever oo
De Ss; !, s Lone s 30
JGgxw r. nfIJs. iis Front street. New ycts.
'U'~ ID. 3. q. sANMrs,
rcTE TsTT PIvTfior MOST BRAurIFuIty To-
s,sS en- re s s 1. ssTs Ss ia %e' rs s FUR
rssked he sos elegant stye; has nuNer ~ larre airy
roos ssd AFFORDS opportunity for sailing ashng bath
ps spacious bnnsrd and bowling evs ets~hed
P.s for Ram. ssss z sss
sges readiness and baggage The
-'''''' ~ ''' cHARLss WRIGHT. Superintendent.
TBosgsoNs ATLANTIC PAVILION SHREWSBURY,
~ J., ~ oren for he reception Of uanaienI or per-
bcsrders Fishug, stng river and surf haslng
unsrpassed and AL The pleasures of first car summ>r
tres enjoyed. j. THOMPSON Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21
Guns AND SPORTING EouIrwENYs.
VI THOMAS K BISHOP,

NJ THOMAS K BfsROP,
No. Al Murray sweeS
wm seu By rssn n Wholesale prices nnsush and French
SUB twist and animated sseel towing guns powder
aashs. 30, ~. Spoysmen Win Dc well
look Al THE sto~k before purchaang
TUsr ARRIVED PER STEAMER AuausrA-A FINE
81 10, young pockng BIRDS for ale cheap Cor cssh ~ 70
watts street. esnsr Of Washington sres one block ron
Canal street FRANZ ROaDHR.
r OVERS or AQUATIC sPoRrs-BoArs, PLEAsUHr
IL boats sail ana fame, boats Of All enghs and styles AZ
well shps' boats be found ~ IrgE KsOtLs nmsnse
establishment over $50 boats on band. $50 sorsh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

T,HowPsoN's ATLANTIC PAVILION, SHREWSBURY,
~ j. isnov oren for he reception Of uansienI or per-
manent boerders Fishing stling, river and sun hahng
unsnrpassed, and All The peasree Of rst css suusr
Tres enjoyed. J. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21
sPORTING.


nO0.-rOR SALE, A SETTER, BROKE on sNfrr,
~ woodcock and quail; handsome dog md will
be sod cheap. Apply ss $50 Washington street q
King
LyRANns BUTLER, 70 FULTON STREET., BASEMENT,
Of dogs constantly on hand Buffers inalble msugs
end hea erermnaor. 80 cents per bottle. Buffers
Work Dog beautifully Illustrated. 81 Dogs bcsrded
trained. 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

S 600 Ex o HAN 9. a.. FOR ,.s HALF ITS
stream underad with the finest coal which OF the
banks; vein eight feet thick grfst mill mill and IS
houses with shops boas and large amount OF for i'm
mediate Also oher Advantages made knowa pill
cation 10 PARK BENJAMIN Co, Al Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

BOCIATIoN FOB THE IMPROVEMENT OF The
"A Breed Of Reconsideration and other gentlemen
the Of this entarprise
Cail = he Office Of JAS. b aLENrwoRiH No. Broad
street. The and drawings Of the Club House and
stands erected for tie club. Thirty hve bonds
ansod. person viii be In attendance from IL TILL
O'clock 10 give any information hs be required In rea
ton 70 the association.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

AcADEMY OF PESMANsHTr AND BOoKKKEPrrd
"A No. 361 Broadway OF Franklin ssree,rhe Sub
scriber receives pupia during hs day and evening"
class or private instruction In writing Bookkeeping, &C
Entire sstixfacuon guaranteed 10 All, old and young.
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

DOR EALE-A GOOD SIZED HOUSE, ON TWO LOTS
u st West Hoboken, N. j., aisade and
barclay street; stable WELL fruit trees &C. the premises
the view from which II magnificent. Stages at Hohoken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

LIOR SALE OR EXCHANaE-A FARM IN NEW JER.
sey containing I4l acres Of land with good farm build
plenty fruit 80 convenient to church in beahy
locality and about twenty miles from this city. This farm
produces handsome income and unusually we'll sd pied
perry converted into pleasant country residence
Apply to B. sHACKELTON No Beekman street, base
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

A TTENTION, COOPEns.-A REGULAR MONTHLY
meeting Of he New York Coopers Benevolent Society
WIN be held Il their now meeting ROOM the Adrtac
Of Montgomery and Division sees Monday evening"
nt ~ O'Clock. Mr. DkI6COL, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

rUr fsTT PAvTfIor, MOST BEAUTIFULLY 10.
csad on great souh bay forty miles from Ne York,
i nov open Inc reception ~ families rhi, hgel fur
rtked ne elegant sye; has nuNer ~ large airy
rpos asd AFFORDS opportunity for sailing dshng bath
ips &C. spsfious billiard reuss and bow lag ssrhed
~ day Trains leave Bro,kiyn ~ 10 A. NJ aud 3mP.
arrival Of me tralns
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MlSuE1LANEOUS.

ICE CREAM-oHURcH FAIRS AND FESTIVALS PIC
fncs Sunday schools aud all other
gArdenS hotels families a., sup Piled cream
in quai t;y from 20 100 gallons by slnF
established Pa nj stsam Ice Cream Company No lS Chat
ham square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

DOR sALE-A FARM. IN ROCKLAND COUNTY, N. Y,
containing IS Of which FIVE is wood. the balance
all under good cultivation; goot house and barn shed &c
farming uenss-three quarters mile railroad
depot For particulars inquire Of A. SARGENT, Is Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

DAGRs PATENT PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL.
Il and portable steam engines and boilers. mounied
suossAnr whees ready lumber thrsah wheat gts
cotton and grind grain. Our mills win from 1000
feet Of lumber per DAY. Addre1 Geo Page CO., No.
Ehroeder street. Baltimore, Nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21
BALES OF REAL nvrAru.

KSARN FOE SALH-IN ICLARKsxOwN, ROCKLAND
county Of about sixty aeres under high state Of
situated the New York and Erie Railroad VIII be sold
u great bargain. Apply 70 WN h. IBLLCK 407 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

EOR sALE-FIRsr GLASS FOUR STORY HOUSE NO. 4
Lamartine place, Twenty ninth street. between Eghb
and Ninth avenues. Terms easy. Apply to H. WOOD 5sl
BrOsdWAy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

w bis hair eoorer and hair resorer warranted
injurious ngrcdens put large bottles only twenty
Eve cent? besie II your hair getting g-y yon wss
dscaas you have alex headache scrofuls daniruf
bottle q the win impart b~suuful and pvgc-
raing when other remedies have failed N
vsh c5lor your hair black brown bottle of the
coiorer; win darken your bsr any desired shsds
-shon' stain or injurious effect Sold dpsemsns drug
sfore No. p6 Grand street, II Allen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

A RITHMEIIC, BOOKKEEPING AND PENMANsHTP.-
"A Mr.. DOLBkAk 6s9 Broadway VIII keep his CONNER
cai Academy open All summer students for al
business Genemen who enter this day may become zoos
practical for only So Two desks Re
fuAr terms Us.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

CSI 7nn i HAVE TWO FHAMH COTIAHE HOUSES
SZ. lUU. in East Brooklyn cost with lots, ss2l0J
winch win trade any hind OF goods leaving 81 500
mortgage % years. The houses and In perfec.
der nine each well painted and blinds ana ready for
cants win the property they oern exchange. Address
Jones. Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

CMPIRH CITY REGATTA CLUB.-THE MEMBERS OF
~ this cub win please meet a. the Exchanges, 1863 South
this evening clock. make arrangements for
tina fourth annual regatta. sfxPHEN ROBERTS, President
A. NJ. MATHEWS Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

ENARM WANTED UNENCUkBERED. WORTH s. 0o0 TO
$1,000, near New York, exchange for city propers.
w. KNIGHT, 927 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

OcxAE HOUSE,. NEWPORT. a. l., WILL be oPRNsn
~ for The reception Of vlsitArs June 70 The proprietor
prepared receive application for o.
moderate and invite. call from those desiring pica
JOHN u. WEAvER-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

LNOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE IN EIGHTY.
fourth street. between First and avenue A, lovely snd
healthy location, Croon and nine price s. 00J.
Terms to suit purchaser Don't ask any to buy
but all 70 come and II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21
HELP WANTED-MALEs.


PORTER WANTED-A GERMAN PREFERRED
"A who walk knows the city well
wages month, board and washing. Apply At Il6 wea
2sln st
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DuIYY YOUR BLooD.-rHE GREAT SUMNER Me-

CAv1NG-By A NEW PREPARATION FOR STORES
- and bouses adapted for walls and ceilings Of stores
and dwellings, much cheaper han paint Painting In s
Hndy- AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

ENOR SALn-A COUNTRY SEAT. BEAUTIFULLY 81.
tuaed In Jersey IL miles from the city The grounds
comprising about SO of the best SOIL with the greatest
choice Of fruit trees nsh pond ape entrance The house
and oabudings nearly new The land mostly IN grass.
win prove from the peculiar situation, good Investment OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

WANTEp-A sALHsxAN, wHo n AgouAINrsD
w With boot and shoe msnufacurers. Apply AZ the her.
chants Clicks Registry oce 70 Broadway Htustons pro.
cured boolkeepers dry Eoos and grocery cerks col
branches. No bogus situations adj
vertised. WA j. RBDPArH-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

AAECHANlCS TAKE NOTICE,-THE ADVERffBEH,
M for forty years practical mshanis now offers 70 hon
orable mechanics others who, By their industry
have saved from their hard earnings hundred dol
lars and desire 70 invest the probably opportunity
offered very advRntaKeously and the
win open r hemselves bed OF constant and profitable
labor FOR many Particulars known
parties requesting Interview Address for week,
chanics Friend Dor l2s Herald ONCE with real and
where interview be had No agest need apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

INOR sALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT IN ONE
Of TIE best locstions In ne city The lot y over ., feet
and easy Inquire the premises, No 40 kass
Thirteth street. between Madison and Fourth avenues
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CyURyn HOTEL. FIRE ISLAND ACB-rHE ADO

CuIy Hor FIRE Pr H. ~
vre,sve biard bowling sHoons have been ADDED %
The hotel and vhples hshed Vim sM he sshtnx snS
ie Also Ire bathing f.ciie. are FOR reeoy.
sseer ard sgue and fever, the location hnequaed Ia
ibs United ftstes Communication tsice day Sundays
1850, ~ r<nr Island Railroad W Thompson. by
rv For further inform Alto apply 70 Meesr
G.AW r. MILF, III Frcns street Nsw ncrh
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-12

trees, but could scarcely recognize the To-
,cality; there was the meadow swale, there
were~the rocks and the hill but they were
bare, the trees were gone not a shrub was
left. We smothered our astonishment for
the time, but it exploded when the farmer
afterwards requested US to notice the i'm
provement he had made. s'He had not
thought it worth the while to do it before,
but after he had built his new house he was
not going to have those trees there any long
er." So he had had them all diligently
cleared away, and now was gratifed with
the view Of some heaps of bare rocks. All
residents of the country fortunately are not
such Vandals as our farmer friend They
would not perhaps destroy the beautiful
work which nature had completed to their
hand, but there is too generally want of
taste or inclination to do any thing actively.
They selfshly think it is too much trouble
or it takes SO long for trees to grow. Let
them remember that their trouble is amply
paid for in the increased value of their land,
that trees will not grow unless they are
planted either by the hand of nature or of
man, and that the sooner they are planted
the sooner they will grow.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-12

then neglect, and finally the thousand little
quarrels and snubbings, and chickering's,
simmered down into a grand fight, which
was kept up with slight variations for three
months. Finally they agreed permanently
to disagree. and availing themselves of the
ease with which divorces are obtained in
Indiana, the whole four removed to India
napolis, where, in due time, the divorces
were obtained.
The four came home as they went, to-
gether, the son taking the daughter under
his especial charge, and the father doing the
agreeable to the widow. Long before they
arrived at Bucyrus, they had arranged mat
rimonial matters on an entirely different ba-
sis-just as it should have been done to be-
gin with, to wit: the father and the widow
made up match, and the son and daughter
ditto. The re-marrying was performed i'm
mediately on their arrival at Bucyrus. Up
to date they all appear well satisfied with
each other. and it is to be hoped they will
long continue So
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-12
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY Z. WELLS,
EDITOR and PROPRIETOR.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. ono year, if paid
advance within six months, so; if not paid
within six months, $500.
TERMs OF FApvERrIsMG.-$1.O0 90 per square for
the first two insertions, and 25 cts for every SUBJ
sequent insertion; twelve lines or less constitute
q square. If the number Of Insertions be not
marked on the advertisement, it will be published
until forbid. and charged accordingly. A liberal
deduction made to those who advertise their BUSH
ness by the year. The privilege Of annual adver-
tisers extends only to their immediate business.
Announcements Of candidates for Office, 81 90
per month, to be paid in advance.
= Communications the effect of which is to pro-
mote private or individual interests, are matters
Of charge, and are to be paid for at the rate Of
SO cts. per square.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-12
DRAINING

Box MEASURES FOR FARMERS AND PLAN
rERs.-A box 24 by 16 inches square, and
20 inches deep. will contain barrel-5
bushels-or 1882 cubic inches.
A box "a by Is inches square, and 14a7
inches deep, will contain half barrel-2aa
bushels s-or 5,376 cubic inches.
A box "a by 165 inches square and in
ches deep, will contain bushel, or 2,5104
cubic inches; each inch in depth holding one
gallon.
A box "a by III inches square, and 8
inches deep, will contain also bushel, or
1851 cubic inches; each inch in depth
holding one gallon.
A box 12 by III inches square, and 8
inches deep, will contain half bushel, or
1,075a cubic inches; each inch in depth
holding half a gallon.
A box by 81 inches square, and in
ches deep, will contain half peck, or 1854
cubic inches. The gallon dry measure.
A box by 4 inches square, and Il deep,
will contain one quart, or 625 cubic inches.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-12

Mr.. DEANE AND HIS Parson
Deane, of Portland, was precise man, and
always appeared in the clerical regalia Of
the times, with powdered wig. cooked hat,
gown and bands. Parson Hemmenway,
went about with just such clothes as he hap
pened to find convenient; without the least
regard to the conventional order.
Being together on council, DR.. Deane.
playfully remarked
1.-The ferryman, Brother Henmenway,
as we came over, hadn't the least idea YOU
were clergyman. Now I am particular
always to appear with my wig en-
!, ''Precisely,"' said DR.. Hemmenway; s'T
know it is well to bestow more abundant
honor on the part that lacketh. ."-Atlantic
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