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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-01-08

The excitement was intense, and the pep
pie Of Lawrence were preparing. u t.ke the
field.
Gen Calhoun had aed from the territory.
Later. A dispatch IA the Gazette u day
opnirAd'cts tie story Of fight berweun Grn.
Lane and the Dragons We have ent To
st. Louis for information ~ " its truth or
ialsity
The St. Louis agent OF the the Associated
Pres has been able ~ attend To his bust.
n-ss for several days in consequence Of severe
illness.
NEw YORK. Jan. S.
A Washington despstch To the Evening
Post says that advics receiued from there
tend to confirm the report Of coliseum 10
Kansas. The last adyices by mail are. that
Lane had 1900 men and plenty OF ammuni'
ton.
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AuousrA. Jan'y 5, 10 p. NJ. 1883.

AuorsrA, Jan'y 5, 10 p. NJ. 1883.
The republican caucuses held this even
ing at the State House. the caucus in the
Representatives Hall and the Senatorial
meeting in the Senate chamber are over.
The Senators by vote OF 81, for Hon.
Seth Seaman Of York, to 4 vote Of 0
for Hon. Hiram Chapman Of Lincoln, Sc
lected Mr.. S. rs the candidate for the
Presidency ofths Senate. The Large vote
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JOHN GAINES,
IRA y ZOE,
CORNETIIIS SyVEETSTR


The Committee on nominations reported
the following names, which were subsequent
y elected by la lot:
President Seth Seaman, OF Saco.
Wee Presidents, joseph Frost, Of Elliot,
Thomas Dyer. Sd, Saco, Luther 3. Moore,
Limerick. Harrison Lowell, iddeford
Trustees. Seth Scamman, Of SicO, Daniel
bennett. Buxton, Cornelius Sweetsir, Saco,
Thomas K Lane, Blddeford, Charles Hill,
Saco.
Corresponding and Recording Secretary,
John Hunsculn, oi ) %.
Treasurer aud Agent, William Noyes, oil
Ssco.
Mr.. o d. Boyd, of Saco, was nominated
by the Committee US Librarian, but declln,d
bling voted for. A ballot was taken. which
resulted IN the choice of s. l.. Goodale Mr.
Goodals asked to be excused, as he thought
It would not be convenient for The Society tc
have the library moved out Of the village
A second ballot was taken, which Resulted
in the choice Of A. A. Hansc'n, OF Saco.
s. L. Goodale, Saco. Member Of the BOARD
Of Agriculture.
Voted. That the Treasurer 10 directed t.
disI oss Of tie Bank Stock belonging to I'll,
Society, at not les than par, " me tb'
liabilities of the S,ciety.
Voted, To adjourn without day.
JOHN HANS, ON, Secretary.
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Republication among the Farmers

The estimated republican majority in st.
Lawrence county, is 1000. Oi It's entire
population ll,427 are farmers. King
county gives u pro-slavery democratic major.
ity Of 5000. II has only 476 farmers. la
all the coul.ties Of the State where the farm.
ing population bears large proportion to
the entire number ol inhabi:.nts, there, even
In tins season Of political default, the repub.
lican principle will be found to bear sway.
New York city gives the Pewter Mug do.
mocracy u map ity Of % 500. Her cobble.
stoned streets and Jagged sidewalks, to b.
sure, are not favorable To agricultural en-.
tcrpriss. But the existence Of only l93
farmers within her limits, will accoun. some
what for the unlravene,i democracy" oi
her politics. Fernando Wood ploughs with
other cattle than oxen, and haryeSts men
instead of grain Chautauque county on
the other hand. uncu rsed with an, OF Oh ~
large ci,les 20 hateful to Thomas Jefferson
gives the republican ticks, 5000 majority
She has 9249 farmers among her voters -
Hamilton county las gone "delnocratic
by 800. There are hut 5ll farmers within
her limits. Rlcl,rnond cou ty has hut 574
FARMERS, and gives $50 majority against the
republican ii, ket. Putnam county hrs on
iy 1857 farmers in her p0pu.ati u, aud in
Rockland there ure bat 1923. Each Of these
"as just given democratic majprity.-
Oneida, On the other hand with her popn
lalion Of II $50 farmers, Cayug. with 1923,
Ue,aw ware with 744S. JeH,rron with 1000.
Madison with 70i9. Onondaga, 9O19, Owe
10 with 1867. Steuben with 9696, Wayne
With 7924, Washington with 72Ol-,ndeed,
all the CUNT . IN the STATE, having u dc.
cidcily agricultural character, are US do.
c,dedly republican IN th,ir politics II Ia
in the honesty, the intelligence, the SIMPLE
ity and the steadln-ss Of the farmers oi New
York. that the politics Of Tres men and irce
soil find congenial place and take deep
root. While agriculture is tho source Of
the nations wealth il Is the basis oi Its lib
critics Albany Evening Journal.
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W.suISgIoN, Jan. 1.

NAsuISCION, Jan. \.
(Times correspondence.) Gen. Walker
will send to the President Tomorrow very
able and eloquent letter, reciting the princi.
nal events of lis career in Nicaragua. ear
nestly but resp ctfully demonstrating against
the unjust interference o, the government Of
the United States, and closing with tie dec.
laration that no prosecutions, interruptions
denunciatons, rplthets. IT aught else, shall
prevent him and his comrads from return.
ing to Central America. to complete the
work they have begun. This they consider
q duty, the responsibility Of which they
cannot and dare not avoid. Walkers claim
to indemnity will be sent direct to Con-
gress.
Senator Pugh's Kansas project meets with
disfayor among sou herners, rs inviting in.
PREVENTION. it will not be accepted by
Douglas and his friends.
Colonel Williams, OF Tenn, is to DO ap-
pointed Minister to CoIstantinople.
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TnE latest e.tim,tcd cos. Of the Capitol
extension i IS .5l0.l50. leaving to be mp
popriated the sum Of Sl.isS.i63. Ono
million will DO required for tho ues.. fiscal
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York County Agricultural Society.

The annual meeting Of the Y rk County
Agricultural Society was held ut the S.co
House IN Saeo. on Friday afternoon last. Jan.
lsl, Hon. Seth Sclmman, President Of the
Society, presiding.
The port Of the Treasurer was read, and
after remarks. called out for explanation,
was sccepted and adopted
IL Was shown that the income OF the 81
cisty Tor the year had been more than sufh
cient " meet the expenses oi the Cattle Show
and Fair, by about Two hundred dollars, to
~ towards fitting up the Show Ground.
On motion OF Mr.. WIN Scamman, q com.
mittes Of five were named by the Chair, and
voted committee 70 nominate list OF ofh.
Gers for the year ensuing, and member OF
the Board Of Agricul ure. The following
gentlemen rived ON sal Committee Messrs.
WILLIAM SCAMMAN,
DANIEL BENNETT,
JOSEPH STAPLES, %,
THOMAS K LANE,
WILLIAM NO iES.
After remarks by Mcssrs. WIN Noyos, j.
NJ. Deering, l. @. Doe and Others, in re alton
70 tie past and future management Of the
Societyis enclosed grounds, the following
gentlemen were chosen Committee to have
unlimited oontrol Of said property for the
year ensuing, to let II, oil or any part, not
interfering with the requirements Of the So
cieiy ut such times as they may need the
ground:
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Course Of Com. Pau'ding Warmly Ap.
proved BY the Pnsideni-Douytas Inind'
10 Support Walker.


WASHINGTON, D Q. 81.
IN. Y Times correspondence, the tone
vi the administration relative to Com Paul.
ding, is materially modified. Captain En-.
gie nas received permission Ia delay his ~
delay his return to Asmnwall till the 20th
Vi January Com. Padding will probably
carry Minister Lamar To Central America
before his return. and then come home in
his own ship, whose cruise ~ill then be en-
ded, thus relieving the Commodore without
conveying mortifying rebuke. Notwith.
standing the positive otfci,l accommodations
Of tho illegality Of Paulding's act, the Pres.
ident privately presses hi, admiration and
approval oft The Commodore will Meth
or be s,crif,,ed nor DO theoretically sustain
ID The President indicates purpsa 10
send special message u Congress on the
subject, ON Monday, but It's character has
not transpired it is probably not yet set.
tied. Senator Douglas has boen heard from.
He intends to take bold ground in favor Of
Walk r.
Tribune Correspondence.) The Cabinet
met this morning Com. Pauldlng's case
VS. fully considered, and II was determined
to disapprove his seizure on the land ~ vio-
lating the sovereignty Of Nicaragua and his
lettcr Of instruction, but did not resolve To
recall him or to ordera Courtoi Inquiry
Asides from the. technical considerations Of
the discipline of OF the servic., the President
strongly approves the mOrat of his conduct
and 81 eaks with unr served admiration Of
his letter. The Sputh has pushed this point
Extensively to Mr. Buchanan's feasibility -
Capt. Engle will carry back Secretary Tou-
cey's answer.
Gen. " walker intends to leave Washington
on Monday for the South.
Gov. Beaver declares openly that Walker
and Saunton pursued tina right course in
Kansas, aud that the President Is much ais
taken II he supposs that he, Denver, will
not follow their example.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.

WASHINGTON, Jan. D.
Thine, Correspondence). Mr.. Push in.
tends to. morrow to give notice Of u bill for
the pacl6cition Of Kan as.providlng for her
admission as u State under the LcUmpton
Constitution that after the net pi--es. the
President shall certify the fact to the tw
Judges Of the supreme Court Of Kansas,
who shall therrupOn sue u proclamation
for the election Of legislature, which when
convened shall submit the slavery question
fairly to the vote Of the people. The bill
will also r,-duce the boundary Of the Terri.
tory on the West.
The fllihusters on board the Saratoga nj
Norfolk positively refuses to 60 on shore un
less they are put of by force. They say
they are rem ilrss und helpless, and have
nowhere a. % lfashore, ard dem md to b
turned to Nicaragua, the home Of their n
,ioption. The President says it is utterly
out oi the question "a return the ilibustrt
To Nicaragua. The only possibility Of 70.
iei for them is in pecuniary indemnity which
will be urged. General Walker will not "
South for several days. Hon. Ii. Marshall
mas prepared and PROPOSES to oifer In til,
House Of Repr 50 tativcs Tomorrow, series
Of resolutions in relation TO the seizure o
Gen Walker and hi, men by Com Pauiding
rhe resolutions deIounco and disa,ow III,
act direct COMPENSATION Ia he made to th,
arties arrested, and that they nd their ar
my shall bc restored to where they wer,
found Thers is no probability that ANY
practical measures. forwarding the views y
the fllibus crs, can be carried trough eth
or House, but the friends Of Walker may be
able to clnarrass his opponents by leglsla'
ture nevices ~ Us eventually to forcc the
majority.
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The Washington Correspondent Of the
Boston Advertiser has the following well
considered remarks in regard to the posi-.
ton of the Kansas question at Washing
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23
& CHARLES H. DRURY,
Corner of Camden street and Light street apharf,
ee5 BALTIMORE,

Corner of Camden street and Light street apharf,
- rs BALTIMORE,
HAVING completed his establishment with
Ii Foundry connected, for the making hiseown
TX 5sil Castings, is prepared to furnish all va
- reties of AGRICULTURAL I'M
AsEssssasNXk3bAi ELEMENTS AND CAS- TLNGS,
made to pattern ofthe best material.
The following list of FLOWS kept constantly
on hand. Davis, of the different numbers, for
wrought and cast shears, S. & NJ, Chenoweth,
Wiley, 2 and 8 fnrrow, No. o. Hill side, No. and
Connecticut'-Beach Improved or Posey Plow,
with common Davis cast shear--Selfsharpene or
wrought shear-Corn Cultivators, plain and ex-
panding- IF obacco do, Wheat Fans Corn shelters
with double hopper-Old Vertical and Virginia
shelter arrows superior Pennsylvania made
Grain Cradles-Revolving Horse Rakes-Cylindri-
cal straw Cutters, &C., &c. Horse Powers GRIST
MILLS, very useful and saving article. and COM
ing into general use. HORSE POWER. AND
TIIRESHLN'G .MACHLNES, ofthese need not
say anything, as wherever they have been in use
any time. they are preferred to all others.
c. II. d. will this year make smaller size Pow
er & Thresher, price of Power, 800, Threshcr,
$50, Band, $40, or when taken together, complete,
$3.50 CASH. Persons in want of Implements made
ofthe best material and put together in the strong
est and best manner answer the purpose for which
they are intended are invited to call upon the sub
scriber. ,, s. feb 81.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23
FRUITTREES.

The subscriber offers for sale the
- coming season a large and select
stock of FRUIT TREES, making
it point to recommend nothing except
what is known to suit our soil and climate. Or
ders left with our Agent, MIR. WILLIAM Boswell,
Port Tobacco, will receive prompt attention.
80 d. M. RICHARDS.
Cedar Glen Nursery, IS,
near Washington City, D. CT,
References DIR. J. II. Bayne, Prince Georges
county; Samuel Cox, Esq, Charles county.
r June " lS58-lys s5s57ts ~ s,ss-zE s. 50
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23
First Premium
rH RESHI1NG s MACHIN E.
Unions

rs. UNIONS
IRON GEARED THRESHING MACHINE.
THE superiority of this machine was fully test
land State Agricultural Society, when it entered
into competition with $ different kinds of Horse
Powers and Threshers, and to which, after care
full examination by the Judges, the First Premium
was awarded This Machine is driven by iron
rods in place of a band-no time is lost In stop-
ping to fix bands, and ii is warranted to out.thresh
any other machinein short, it is the very best in
the market. It will thresh at fair trial from rs
| to 100 bushels per hour. -
This Machine lis known as L1NToN's Iron
GEARED MACHINE (Peton's Patent -is made of
the best materal-warranted to give satisfaction,
and is well known in the lower parts of Maryland
and Virginia. to be just such an article as we re-
commend.
PR1cE-No. ID Horse Power and Thresher
and Separator, with plated bars, finished in best
style-delivered on board of vessels in Baltimore,
$3.50. s
No. 2-6 Horse Power and Thresher, all CON-
plete for threshing, $l65.
No. 3-8 Horse Power and Thresher, all COM
plete, with Straw Carrier, 5000.
Last season were unable to fill all our or
ders-all therefore, who desire this Machine will
order early, or they may be Disappointed.
C~FAlso-Montgomery & Brothers celebrated
Double Screen Rockaway Fam furnished to order
All orders. by mail, or otherwise, promptly at
tended to.
] D. LINTON.
Office and Warehouse,
No. Isl N. High Street, Baltimore.
Ralfimore Anril % 1S52-6n,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23
AGRICULTURAL I'M.
PLEMENT MANUFACTURERS

L
/ II HE undersigned would remind the Farmer
u and Dealers in FARMING IMPLEMENTS
that they still in the market with large as
sortment Of sPLOGHS in the
I ~ almost endless variety-lumbe
ON - workmanship, the best; Gull
fsxsassagsSsSs4ss TIVATORS for Tobacco ane
Corn HARROWSy STRAWeCUTTERs o.
different patterns, CORN SHELTERS in theil
their variety; Wheat Fans of the most approved
kinds; Wheat Cradles Dewey s Patent Horse Rake
or Gleaner, (which gave such general satisfaction
last season.a ts,-.sSss i
Agents for Manny's, Rays and Mccormick I
have added to our large variety since last year
some useful and important Implements, VIA
>WEEDER-patente by T.
A Robertson, of Anne Arundel county, Md
which will do the work of six or eight hands in the
culture ofCorn and Tobacco, to this we call the
attention Of the Farmers; new SOD PLOUGH
which is worthy the attention of all Farmers, is
highly recommended for pulverizng the sod; it is
differently constructed from any other Plough in
use; instead of a plain surface mould-board there
are cutters extending from il to cut the sod which
can be removed or replaced, and when worn out
can be had at trifling cost
HORSE POWERS and THR ESHERS of the
different manufacturers can be had of us-among
them the Filz Improved Horse Power and Thresh-
er, Pelbin,s Internal Cleared Power and Thresher,
which supercedes the necessity of the leather belt
Plough and Machine Castings by the ton or sin
gle piece. .a.es .ss..ls...is...sE 4.
Forks, Spades, shovels. Hoes, Trace Chains, &c.
Corn Mills, Corn and Cob Crushers.
Field and Garden Seed. fresh and genuine.
TO all Of which we invite the special attention
Of Farmers and dealers generally. Call and ex-
anime our stock, it is source Of great satisfac-
ton to US to be enabled to help and promote the
interest Of lhe Farmer. We are always on hand
with our usual promptness, and ready to accom-
modate, at the old stand
g COTTINGHAM s. HARDING,
81 $50 Pratt Street, Baltimore.
March Is. 1855
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23
SPRING AND SUMMER MIILINER

MFRS. M. "A. SHACKELFORD has idst
tlYl returned from Baltimore with a large and
well selected stock of SPRING and SUMMER
JMILLLNER Yof every description Il ~.
Also, a very beautiful selection Of MANTIL-
LAS. of the latest styles; LAWNS. LAWN
ROBES Qullle-all Of which She invites The
Ladies and the public generally toaexamine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. s.sssfs--S s2!ssstl
All persons indebted for Goods lpurctiaseG
in 1857 are earnestly requested to call and settle
their accounts e - ~ IS esgsf iaaatf
Port Tobacco, April IS, 1858. - ,:.asss
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23
VIM. GRANGE,& Co,
Shipping and General Commission Mer-
No. 8 Exchange Place, Baltimor

No. Exchange Place, Baltimore.
ARGE Stocks of the purest RYE WEIISKEY,
IL old Virginia Planters. Ziegler's, Congress,
Brownell's, and other Celebrated Brands, with
every description of BRANDIES, PORTS,
SHERRIES and other WINES, RECTIFIED
WHISKEY, &C., always on hand at the most
moderate prices. White Wine and Cider VINE
GAR of superior quality. 3fe
Liberal advances made on consignments of Mer-
chandise generally, Western and other Produce,
Flour, Butter, Cheese, Provisions, Raw Whiskey,
Alcohol, Dried Apples, and Fruit generally j IS
Particular attention paid to the Purchase and
Sale Of Clover and other Seeds, Grain, Tobacco,
&c. 5eG sszs'fsSs
g5ORpERs PROMPTLY EXECUTED for every De-
seription Of Merchandise Groceries, Foreign Fruit;
Packed Oysters, &c. sais @.ssiess q
Ground SUMAC bought. - 9 1s:5z-:ii " sia
BONE DUST Of the purest KIND, for Agrriccul.
tural purposes, always hand at the lowest mar
ket prices. viz: IS cents per bushel-CASH; be-
sides cost of barrels or bags This Article is far
superior to Guano in its durable effect. " a'4s'i
ap ely
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23
BALrImoRE, August 9Th, 1857

BALTIMORE, August 9Th, 1857.
!, have analysed for BRIscoE. HLLEs & Co., OF
hanna Liaaestone," from WrightsyilIe, Pas, taken
from four different Quarries. They were fonnd
to be free of sand and other impurities, and to
contain, besides Carbonate Of Lime. respectively
from 2 to Is per cent. Of Carbonate OF MAGNEsIA.
The former will be of general advantage to the
lower counties Of Maryland, both on the Eastern
and Western Shores, and are especially adapted
to the application on "White Oak Sois. The
latter should be applied to soils which are def
cientin both Lime and Magnesia.a They are, in
general, the sVolcanic Soils of the Upper, and
the light soils in the Tide Water Counties of
Maryland. JAMES HIGG1Ns, ~
z - State agricultural Chemist Of .Marytand
= NH Off 80 Ssfs5fS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23

nERFUMERY, EXTRACTS. &c.-We have
II lust received supply Of Harrison's Colum-
bian Perfumery, &C., viz:-Donble and single Co
logne, Musk Cologne, Preston Salts, Lemon
Rouge, Lip Balm, Cold Cream, Magnolia Tablet,
Toilt Powder, Balm Prairie Flowers; Hair Resto-
rer, Shampoo Lotion. Extracts-Jockey Club,
Musk, New Mown Hay, Sweet Glover, Caroline
Bouquet Clematis, Honeysuckle, Jessamine, Rose,
Orange, Spring Flowers, Verbena, Crystal Oleo-
plane; Dental Soap. - -
40 20. S. M. PADGETT & CO.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23
INDIAN KING HOTEL.
DIR. IL r.. SCOTT.

HAVING taken the "INDIAN KING" the
IL Hotel in Port Tobacco, formerly kept by P.
Davis, issnow ready to entertain the people of
Charles and the public generally. Having had
much experience in Hotel business, and by prompt
attention, he hopes be may be able TO give satisfac.
ton to all that may patronize him.
:. Port Tobacco, January "A, 1858. - sss 3
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23
AGRICULTURAL LIME.

TINE undersigned beg leave to inform the
Il Farmers of Charles and St. Mary's counties
that they will deliver at accessible points on any
ofthe rivers of those counties, AGRICULTURAL
LIME. (eitker with or without Magnesia,) at
g 1-2 cents per bushel. Drafts at months, with
interest added, will be taken. We refer to the
following letter Of the State Chemist and solicit
orders from our friends in Charles and St. Mary s
countes generally. !,
(. BRISCOE, HILLES g. CO., 80
ssa Hayre de Grace, Md. 81
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23
GUANo.=

GUANO.s
MO. PERUVIAN, of direct Importation;
In AFRICAN, containing Arnonia and Phos-
pilates in5large proportion;
MEXICAN, GAP & ga A" in barrels;
COLUMBIAN, in bags and barrels.
SUP. PHOS. OF LIME, warranted of best
quality in bags and barrels. -.
BONE DUST. in barrels, ,co,ranted pure.
All of the above fertilizers warranted OF best
quality and are offered at the lowest market rates.
FOWLE & CO.,
NH 49, Alexandra, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23
+ CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES e
-
- $50

T HAVE now on hand the Largest and Best
L Assortment of all the Latest and Best
Styles of FAMILY & PLEASURE CAR
RACES that have ever had Also, a number
of SECOND HAND CARRIAGES. (many of
them but little used Persons intending to pur-
chase should not fail to examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere as keep the largest assort-
ment in this city and can sell as low as the same
quality of work can be bought elsewhere. All
work warranted. THOMAS YOUNG,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Av and l.2 st.
Washington, April /, lS5S-6m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-23
CARRIAGE FACTORY
IN PORT TOBACCO.

IN PORT TOBACCO.
THE subscriber having greatly enlarged bis
Il CARRIAGE-BUILDIN EsTABLIsHMENr and
provided himself with first class woIkmen in alb
the branches, would respectfully announce to the
public that he is prepared to build LIGHT CAR
RACES of every description and repair all heavy
light work in this line, at the shortest notice.
and on accommodating terms as any other house
this side Of New York. 20 % s&s,sf
He is also prepared to repair all kinds Of HAIR
NESS and SADDLES. es2ss
Persons wishing to purchase new Carriages or
have old ones repaired would do well to give hina
call before going further, as he is determined to
give satisfaction.
G1Al orders left or arrangements made with
Mr.. r. K. VINCENT. Superintendent of this de-
partment, at the building adjoining Mr.. Boswell's
store, will receive prompt attention. -
sg GRIFFIN CARTER.
Port Tobacco, Jan. IA, ls5S.-1y