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Opinions of the Press

" Wheeler Wilson's is beyond all oue,,,,, 49,.
machine for family use. "-Lfe NTustratsd "I
1.-The Wheeler Wilson is THE machine IA, ,,..,
ietfce for family use and recommend il rn., ~
phatIcaliy. ''-Adroccte g. Journal! s-
There is not an invention Of this iDr.p,ixs -
which DONORS American genius more than N, So
Machine. No family ought to be depr,r e. Of t.hs,s
fts.-IndependeEt " WING
"a sewing machine is among the most psetpy IN,
economical articles hOusekeepers can pDreb,., T.
looking out for the best, ii would he well "a -
machines Of Wheeler 4 Wilson before purchasinssi
where.-ExamIB
1--WE prefer the Wheeler Wilson Sewing s.sAi,..
for family They force the Industry O, xoso
INTO a thousand new channels, apd enancipa.. h,t
from the craInpei posture and slow starvation @, uss
die work.-N. Y. Tribune.
Wheeler & Wilson's Machines are the .sy,rsss,
tGmtes, being especially adapted for that purpo,.
They work more rapidly with less friciea snJ with
greater ,nOmy Of thread than most If To, all eae-s
" Y. Times
a. The whirr OF the pretty, useful, perfect. nascs
laoor-saving sewing machine invented by Wheeler l.
old Connecticut spinning wheel .''-FraRk ksfs.
Gazette.
Wheeler 4 wilson's mach mes are the bss, exc
offered 20 public patronage They simple and d.
rable easily kept IN repair, work wIthou noise
without noise make an even and firm stitch e1.A
sides that will not rip econUmize thread and
pllcable 10 every purpose and material lie
art IN question. "-Christida Enquirer.
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CT There are two reasons why you
should not interrupt an editor when he is
writing. Ono is, it is very apt to put him
out ; the other is, you might get put out
yourself, especially il be has thick boots
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ca What carrot headed ugly little urch-
in is that madam? Do you know his name?
"Why yes, that is my youngest son." You
don't say so, indeed! What dear, little,
sweet, dove-eyed cherub he is"
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Republican County Convention.

Republican County Convention.
The Republicans Of Pottawattamie County are re-
Guested to meet In Convention at Council Bluffs, on
MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, next,
at O'Clock, P. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
ddate for House Representatives and to consult
upon and adopt such for the government of
their action the approaching election County OH
GERS will rebound the best interests County
and for it just and economical administration
Gifts affairs general attendance Of the Republicans
from all parts 0! the County is earnestly solicited.
FRANK STREET,
chm Republican Co. Cent. Com.
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CO Theodore Hook says Of railroads and
steamboats,: They annihilate space and
time, net to mention multitude Of psssen'
00rH. .r
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c. Everybody thinks that CAESARS wife
ought to be above suspicion; but he is far
less particular as to what Caesar ought to
he
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~ It 10 we'll known that the philosopher
Thales believed water to be the first princi.
ple. Query. Was Thales q milkman
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Er A Western editor thinks Hiram Pow
ers, the sculptor, il swindler, because he
cl,iseled an unfortunate Greek girl out OF
block of marble.
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Gy Why is big dose Of calomel like
the Democratic press of Iowa?
Because when it operates it throws off q
great lot of foul NATTER Gate Cifg.
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GV A young woman ought, like an an
gel, to pardon the faults she cannot compre.
bend, and an elderly woman like saint,
because she has endured trials. .
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yMrs. Harris says her darter Jane wa,
only married little over a year, when she
had two boys, both were sons. Smart pa]
that.
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CT During an examination, a medical
student being asked the question, "When
does modification ensue 90 replied =
"When you pop the question and are ans
wered no."
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Eg"It is very strange, but every woman's
husband is the worst that ever lived until he
is attacked, then, dear fellow" he is the
best!
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~ A great part of mankind employ
their first years in making their last misera-
BILE.
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II. ScRIvEs, 81 Dearborn Street. and ROUNDS Il
LAxGDoS 1855 Randolph Street, Chicago, the only
authorized Agents in that city to receive ADVERTISE
ments aud Subscr for the Nonpdre and receipt
Tor the same.
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c. An epicure once asserted that two
were required to make meal of chicken
himself and the chicken.
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SheriG'S Sale.

QY virtue Of an Execution to me directed from the
IL Office of the Clerk of the District Court of Potta.
watame County, Iowa. shall proceed to sell on Tues.
day. the 2th day of September A. d. 1859 between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A M and O'Clock p NJ of said day
in front of the County Treasurer Once in the city
Council BLUFFS, the following described real estate OF
VIM A. Reel, to-wt
Sc Or and VIZ Of SW or, and Sc or OF Sw or sec 6
and NV or of NE or, and NV Of NV or ccS-aIl il
township 49, range 43. NV ar OF Sc or, and Sc or Of
Sc or sec 2T, township II, range -.
Taken as the property of VIM. A. Reel, to satisfy ar
Execution in favor OF Tootle 4 Jackson.
s: II. CRAIG, Sheriff.
Council Bluffs, August 27, 1859. -ls-4w
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Having heard that the republicans have
already taken steps to get up a political
tombstone in grateful memory Of S. j..
Kirkwood, slightly defunct, we propose the
following amendment to the inscription
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A DIRE CALAMITY

The Chicago Prees and Tribune says if
the Iowa Democracy are marshaled in bat
tie array by Augustus Casar-Dodge, they
are no longer inspired with heroism by the
clarion voice of the Reverend Henry Clay
Dean. This parsonage, who combines the
clerical bruiser of Parson Brownlow with
the rhetoric and diction Of the "harp of a
thousand strings" is packing up his traps
preparatory to Il removal to Missouri. We
can assure our Chicago contemporary, how
ever, that throughout thi, canvass the De-
mocracy Of Iowa will have the services of
this clerical bruiser. 1t is generally under
stood that he will - say Grace" at the sew
eral barbecues to be given by the unterrifcd
in the several judicial districts of the State.
At these gatherings, the Rev. Dean should
requ st his Democratic friends to sing, at
the opening and closing of the performan-
ces, the hymn commencing
con Jordans stormy banks stan't
r
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From the Burlington Telegraph.
Death Of Hon. William Nebraska

Accounts from all parts of the country con-
firm the runored demise of this distinguish
ed individual. lilo departed this life, after
brief existence, and most painful struggle,
on the 7th lnst-givng up the ghost with
evident regret, and manifesting to his last
lingering look deep-seated doubt as to
where, in the language of Micawber, he
might "turn up'' in future. Just before
vamosing the the rancho" and when 1t had
become moral certainty that it was all
day with him, he beckoned the Little Giant
to his side and whispered in his ear
"Dug," says he, "Dug, Pm going-l feel
it in my bones-burnt brandy won't save
mo any lonser-.ell the President that that
little thing can't be did-and tell Atchison
that this is nv epitaph-
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No freedom shreking political pettforg"r was ever
more thoroughly used up than was s J. krkwood by
Lysandcr ". Babbitt Bugie on BabbtttS Speech.
"Our Senior is thus made out to be an
"'cll roaring man." We hope that he may
not " only be able to canvass ths western
counties thoroughly" but that he will find
it convenient to run for the Presidency in
lSG0-for he is not only "an able man"
but popular favorte" Of "much real
worth of character" Entertaining such ex-
allied notions of himself, as he has heretofore
expressed in the Buale, i, is not to be Won
Jcred at that the" junior editor, or any 9TH
er person. should conceive and give vent
to the brilliant ic.ea that " our Senior M st
..thororoushly used up" such " freedom
shrieking political pettifogSer - as S. j..
KlREwooD. Mirable dictu! elbow We APP
Piles swim :. -
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"Since I am so carly done for,
wonder what was begun for|

Little Dug nodded a yes Stree brushed
tear from his eye, and felt ref: eshed, at
which moment Sir William brought forth
sigh which rivaled in melody the tones OF
horse-fddle, gave two wriggles, and away
he went, kiting. The Little Giant was SEN
sibly affected, as nj ght have been expected,
and wrung his hands wonderfully, and pray =.
ed tremendo usly, and took on generally. and
sent a dispatch to the President, and anoth-
er to Atchison, inviting them to the funeral,
after which be finally Gained down under
the influence of restoratives, and wasn't
more than half crazy at last accounts. The
remains-all tina. was morsal-of Sir Will
| lam, were duly inferred in Massachusetts,,
on the 18th inst,-the Know Nothings OH
ciating as cooks, clergy, and undertakers-
and thus has passed from among US one
whose career, though brief, will leave last
inc and it is to be hoped a useful impress
mon the minds of the rising generation. IL
oplv remains to say of Sir William, as was
once said of the precosious pig, that
| ..while he livd, he lIv'd in clover,
,Is.fa all
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-27

-Ws had " right smart" shower VI
rain, last night.
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Under date Of the sth of August, the N.
Y. Herald, contains telegram from Wash
ington to the effect that Senator DOUGLAS
had written letter to some distinguished
Southerner, taking ground against the re-
opening of the African Slave trade. The
argument of the said letter was thus stated:
In the Convention, the Constitution was a
creature of compromise, and the African
slave trade was the subject. South Carroll.
No and Georgia wished to continue it, Vir-
ginia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New
York wished it terminated. New England
was passive in the matter. South Carolina
and Georgia finally carried their point Of
continuance till the year 1903, with the un-
Outstanding that it would then end. 1t
therefore became the vital compromise of
the instrument, and must be held sacred
to the instrument itself. Mr.. LINCOLN, in
the course of his speech in this city, on the
18th inst. alluded to this letter, and said the
very arguments Mr.. DoucIAs now uses
against the re- opening of the African Slave
trade, are almost identical with those he
(Mr. D. urged, in 1919, in favor Of the
maintainance of the Missouri compromise
intact-and yet, in four gears and half
from that time, he introduced a bill into
Congress repeating the Missuri Compromise
"a compromise which, only little more
than four years before, he had said was
:: canonizei in the hearts of the American
people, and which no ruthless hand would
dare disturb" Arguing from analogy, said
Mr.. LINCOLN, it will only be about four years
and a halt, before the ruthless hand of Mr..
DOUGLAS, himself, will seek to olate this
" vital Compromise Of the CONSTITUTIONS"
which he now says must be held rs sacred
rs the instrument itself-by introducing a
bill into Congress providing for the reopen
ing of the African Slave trade! When DoUG
LAS and the Democracy manifest unusual
veneration for " compromises Of the Consti-
tuition" that are " canonized in the hearts of
the people," look out for breakers--it is the
syren song of the willy demagogue. That
which they would destroy, they first slime
all over, with fulsome aduation. Great is
the reverential worship of Democratic poll
ticians, for Constitutional Compromises.
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"While he liv'd, he lIr'd IN Clover, =,
And when he died, be died all ever.
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The Pride q I.va,, Crsar.


The very personi6cation Of pride, is Brig
adler General AUGUSTUS CESAR DoDcE =
Like the &c Miss Mcbride" Of SAKE, he is
"proud Of his beauty. and proud Of his pride,
And proud Of fifty matters beside
That wouldn't have borne dissection;
Proud of his wit, and proud Of his walk,
Proud Of his teeth, and proud Of his talk,
Proud of knowing oh eese from chalk
On very slight inspection!"
"Proud beyond ,comparison," is Iowa''
great CESAR. Not content with showing
the "pride in his lip, and the pride in his
eye," by his exalted demeanor and vain
glorious carriage, the valiant Brigadier Cen
eral boldly proclaims his pride from the
stump. Judging from bis actions and speech
in this city, we should say the Generals en-
tire avoirdupois consisted Of "proud flesh. !"
He was proud of himself, and proud of his
party, but he said he was prouder of having
followed the lead of his "bosom compan-
ions," CLAY and WEBSTER, in support Of
the Compromise acts of 1850, than any 9TH
or act of his political life. Subsequently
he told US, that the great act OF his life
when he felt the VERY proudest; proud as
a boy with brannew top-was when he
followed the lead Of DouGLAs in the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise. lie was proud
Of having driven SoULE, of Louisiana, to
the wall in the Senate of the United States !;
proud Of having been favored with Office by
the Democracy proud of his prospects;
proud that the Democracy of Iowa, without
any solicitation on his part, had nominated
him as their candidate for Governor; and
proud Of the confidence thus reposed in his
integrity and ability (?) In fact, with JAS.
TuoRISGToS, " it does Inc proud " was ov-
er on his lips. The champion of the Iowa
Democracy Brgadier General AUGUSTUS
CESAR DoDGE--is DECIDEDLY of the "fungus"
species of politicians lowered all over
with morbid excrescences. The Democrat
ic press of the State, should at once try its
empirical skill on the General, for he is, ev-
identity, the g sick man " Of the party.
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The Local Press-A Sensible Movement.

" On JOrdan'S stormy banks | stan't
And cast q rishfuL eye :"
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b E S T M ACHINro
L1'ant for family use.

A., se ,hs are are now forty thousand Of them ia
Every garment worn can be maGa 20 etesy sats.aa
assure all those who purchase that , men, ~ !,
with. "s edn te done -,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-12

u INVALIDS TAKE NOTICE!! The
following forms which the unbalanced fVids
assume ana many not here mentioned, that
have 70 or less fever or pain, are as easily
subdued oy NEW MEDICAL SALT as
fire is extinguisaeG by wafer, wit: Brain
Feve Headache, Rush of blood to the head
and 7Ic FITS Inflamed Eyes, Ears and
Nose Canker, Neuralgia, Spinal Affections,
Erys; ,elas, Bronchitis, PIeurisy, Asthma, To-
famed Lungs and Liver, Heartburn, Coughs,
Dyspepsia, Venereal Diseases, rheumatism,
Gout, ScrofuIa, Salt Rheum, and all itching
aDd oiter cutaneous eruptions. ua
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-12
S28C3A5 I0g3C99,
MODERN INVENTIONS.

We know Of no invention Of modern times
that deserves or is destnei 10 occupy higher
niche in the temple of fame, than the discovery
or invention of the Vegetable Epiletic Pills for
curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits; Spasms,
Cramps, and all the various notifications Of
Nervous Disease. DIR. Seth S. Hance, of los
Baltimore street, Baltimore Md, the inventor,
is CT rtainly entitled to the best wishes of all the
benevo ent portion of mankind, who experience
pleasure by the alienation of human suffering.
When DR.. Hance hrsi prepared these Pills, be
intended them solely for Fits, Cramps and
Spasms bot subsequent experience satisfactory
ly proved 10 him that in addition to their remark
able sanave properties in this class of diseases,
they excrted perfect contIol ever the entire
nervous system. He was then induced 10 try
them in cases Of Neuralgia, ic-Doloaerv, Ner-
vous Headach, Palpitalon of the Heart, lnciP-
lent Pal alysis, Histeria, Muscular Debility, and
hest of minor diseases, springing from lack
Of nervouse energy, in all Of which his antc pa.
ton were crowned with The most sanguine su
cess. Persons at a distance, by writing and SEN
ding a remittance TO DR.. Hapce, can have the
me cine forwarded by mail to their post office
address, e paving the postage. The prices arr
for single box, So, Two boxes, SIS, or S24 pc
dozen. We have given bis addIess above.
Feb. 10, 1859. I'm
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NOTICE.

THE Valley Agricultural Society, will hold
l. its fourth Annual Meeting in Winchester,
at the Court House Hall, on Monday the 4th day
q .4pri l. aeTt, at IL o'clock, VI 1t is earnestly
hoped that the members of the Society will gen.
orally attend, as the election of Officers for the
ensuing year.and other important business will
be before the Society.
The Executive Committee will please meet
at the Office Of the Society, on Piccadllla St,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. for the transaction of i'm
portant business connected with their Office,
before the meeting Of the Society. by or
der of JAMES al. BURGESS,
Feb. 10. JS59.-7t Secretary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-12

2 Corn Harrows, Double Shovel
Ploughs, Single do, II fifth Chain, 2
log Chains, Grind Stone. Jackscrew
l Corn Coverer, short Traces, Breast
Chains, Double and Single Trees, Forks.
Rakes, Hooks, Hoes, Mallocks. Spades,
Shovels, 6 Grain Cradle, 5 Moving
Scylhes, about 10 Tons of Timothy HAY,
10, Of old Iron. and many other articles.
TERMS,-A credit of Nine Months
will be given on all sums over SIS, the
purchaser giving bond and approved Sc
curity. with interest from date, bu. if paid
punciually at maturity, no inleres, will be
charged. Sums of So and under, Cash.
No property 10 be removrd uutil the terms
are complied with. e. Sale TO take
Mace on The farm, 2 l.2 miles from Shep-
herdslown. on the turnpike leading to
Kerreysville. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, when
due attendance will be given by
V. NJ. BUTLER.
G. D. McGlincy. Auciioneer.
February &c. 1859. 81
d. Free Press copy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-12
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Our list of Prizes embraces great variety
of Gold and Silver Watches, Lockets, Chains,
Ladies Breaches, Bracelets, Parior Time ne
ces, Sewing Machines, Silk Dresses, Pictures,
Sc, &c.
In a New Catalogue of Books, may be found
Histories, Biogra phies, Travels, Adventures,
Stories, Anecdotes, Tales, Narratives, Ro-
mances, Sports and Pastimes. Also, Rell-
gious, Biblical, Theological, Classical, Philo-
sophical, Geographical, Botanical, and Agri-
cultural, Works.
Dictionaries, Lexicons, Albums, Annals
and Presentation Books. Bibles, Hymn and
PRAYER Books in every style Of Binding. To-
gether with all the Newest Works Of the day
all Of which are handsomely bound and
Guaranteed Pe,fect in Every Respect.
Purchasers living at distance will, By sta
ting title of books wanted be treated wllh the
same liberaity as if nj our Store themselves.
We can guarantee the best actual per GEN.
tage (including books and presents,) ever YET
offered by any Book selling firm or Agency IN
the United States, and are confident that all
who give US trial will be sure TO buy again.
Take Notice. All orders will be answered
within two days from the time they are re-
ceved.
Persons wishing to act as Agents for us,will
have (on application,) Catalogues and splen-
did Show Card, establishing our Agency, Tor
warded free Of expense. All orders should DO
addressed to II. E. HOYT s CO.,
No. Al Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
January 90 1859. 3m
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STATE OF THE BLOOD
Purify the Blood.

Lindsey's Improved Blood Searcher does not
claim to be
UNIVERSAL PANACEA
for every disease ..nown, but he proprietors
claim for il the power no! only of & Lining out
all the impurite' OF he y God, vi by the skill
full combination o. we'll nown vege, hle rem
edies, Twill cure all diseases arising from a
deranged sta of the liver. Z i've out dyspep-
STA, and give renew tone and yigor 10 lie
omacf. That. e = God Searcher is all hat
is claimed for t, the proprietors can produce
THE PROOF.
It is only few years since it was discover
ed, and yet it has grown in such business
that ! rye Laboratory hes been built express
Iy for is manufacture large number o. men
employed in putting it up, and still the
Supply does not equal the Demand!
We ask sny candid man, could this be so, if
the Medicine IL not possess ALL the virtues
claimed for Il
Tie Proprie ors have hundreds Of certificates
from men Of proOiiy ant standing in the COM
mun;ty, showing what the medicine is doing
for the suffering.
ASK .9NY PERSON
who has ever used the Blood Searcher whether
relief was experience
Let the afflicted give it a trial-a single bot
tie will convince &c most skeptical Of its ettl-
cacy.
Sold by T A. S. STONEBRAKER, Shep-
herdstown, Va. anC D.. L. L. EVANS, Han
cock, Md.
December H. 1853. 4-6m
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II The peculiar excellence of the NEW
MEDICAL SALT, is that without the useless
loss o. blood and strength elfectualiy cures
InAammatory Diseases (no others) by produ-
cling equilibrium of all lie fuid, 10 the bo-
dy, ne want oil which is the SOLE CAUSE Of
Inflammation,
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EYE AND EAR,
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
TY.HPRNUNS or (E.4R DRUWS.)

TY.HP.RNUMS or (E.AR DRUWS.)
suitable for either sex and ell ages-inserted
in FIVE minutes.
DR.. BAAKEE hcs meae new discovery OF
a Fluid that will produce perfect absorption Of
the cataract, and restore perfect vision to tho
Eye without the use Of knife. DIR. Baakee
can 81 oducs one thousand certificates Of his
perfect success in curing Cancer, Old Sores or
Ulcers, Fistula, Swelllngs or Tumors Of every
description, and without the use Of the knife.
Special arrangements must be made with DR..
Baakee for the last named diseases,as they will
require his constant advice and attention. DIR.
Baakee is one oil the most skillful and celebra-
ted Physicians and Surgeons now living. His
fame is known personally in every principal
city OF the World. All letters directed 10 DIR.
Baakee, Enclosing ten cents,) from any dis
lance, correctly stating the nature Of the di.
sease. shall be promptly answered, and the pa
tients treated by correspondence FEE OF
CHARGE.
~ Office Hours, from 8 a. w. to5 p. NJ
DIR. EAAKEE.
Office, No. "a Lexington street, between
Charles and Liberty streets, Baltimore, Md.
January 8, 1853. sly