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Smyrna times., 1859-06-23

0E5- Henry w. Peterson, brother.in-law of
the late lion. John NJ. Clayton, died at his resi-
dence IN Guelph, Canada West, on Sunday, the
18th Instant, in the Goth year ofhs age. Mr.
Peiers'n was formerly editor of the Christian
Circular, a religious paper published in VIII
mlngton several years ago. lie was well
known and much respected by many of our
citizens. lie had held the responsible position
of Register of Clown Lands in Canada West,
for more than fifteen years, and by his unwa-
vering rectiIude and punctuality had retained
unmpaired The confidence and regard Of the
government and of his fellow. citizens.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-23

" A lady, whom personally we do not
know, pays us the following high compliment {;
and when she sees it in print (where it was not
intended to go), she may imagine US just in the
act of tipping our beaver in acknowledg dgment ::
@ see all the Delaware papers, but
none of them are SO welcome to me as the
" Smyrna Times"
Just such expressions as this, from the ladies',
it Is our highest ambition to elicit, and hope
the Times may be, for which we use every eff
fort to make it, ,oOrthy of such compliments
Smyrna times., 1859-06-23
Battle Of Magenta.

The expected battle between the main bodies
Of the Allied and Austrian armies, upon the
plains of Italy, has at length been fought, and,
as was generally anticipated, the Franco Sar-
dinian forces have proved victorious. 1t is
called the battle of Magenta, from the town of
that name, which contains about 5000 inhabi.
tants, and is situated on the east bank of the
Ticino, on the road between Novara and Milan,
about twelve miles from the latter city. The
battle is, perhaps, the most important that has
been fought since the days Of the great Napo-
leon, ia view of the immense number of men
engaged in it, the fearful loss of life on both
sides, and the influence it will probably exer.
else upon the destinies of Europe.
The Sardinians, under the personal command
of their King, do not appear to have taken any
prominent part in the encounter. The French
were commanded by Napoleon in general, and
Hess, Generalissimo. Of the Austrians, was in
chief command against him. The full par.
ticulars Of the battle have not reached us.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-23
Bargains! Bargains =!

Can be Bought Of LEWIS & BROTHER, corner MAN
and Commerce streets. smyna. Del. o2s 4
Smyrna times., 1859-06-23
VHE Cheapest GOODS
IN DELAWARE!
JOHN II. BEWLEY.
SMYRNA. Del,

HAS just returned from Philadelphiq with n large
complete and well-seleced ment of Goods which
he is determined TO sell at PrIces that Defy Compel
ton.
The Ladies respectfully invited TO call snd c1-
oT
Smyrna times., 1859-06-23

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-10
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or oFAFAnIlY pHYsIc.

are SO composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely withstand or evade them
and iny,oorate every norton of The hnm.n or.ran'
ism, correcting lis diseased action and restoring
Its healthy vitalities As consequence of these
properties. the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once 70
simple and inviting
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased To furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints Cosfire~
,tcss, HeartbR, Headache asisiag Jr0as dssordeyed
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion. PAN in and Morbid
Iaactioa Of tie Boarek, Elatuicmcy, Loss Of Appe-
tie. Jaaadace, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state of the body obstruction
Of its functions They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation OF the blood and the restora-
ton Of tone and strength to the system debihtated
bv disease.
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Ak ER'S
Ague Cure,


Inferniktent Fever, or Fever and Ague.
Rsmittsnt Fever, Chill Fever, Dumh
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, aud Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class OF diseases 0rigi-
mating In hillary derangoncnt, caused
a BY the Malaria Of miasnsatic c0untrtes.
No one remedy il louder called for by the
necessities M the American people than, a sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
we are now enabled to offer, with d perfect
certainty that 1t will eradicate the disease
and with assurance. founded on pronf, that
no harm can arise from its use In any guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be OF immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Pyerentson is
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this baleful distenper. This CuRE = expels
the miasmatic poison of FEVER AND AGUH
from the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, if taken ON the FIRST ap-
proach Of its premoasiary symptoms, 1t 10
not Gully the be@t SaIaa4+l vet c3aevYrrru
for this class of complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
a dollar brings il within the reach of every
body; and in bilious districts, where FEvgn
AND AGUR prevails. every body should have it
and use il freely both fnr cure aud protection.
IL il hnp0d this price wll plaee IL ,eitlaisr tim
reach Of all--the poor as well as the rich. A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
othar ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure of Intermittents is, that IL contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently it pro-
dnces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upm the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy as if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence
Of the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
Blindness. Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth-
ma. Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels. Collie,
Paralysis, and Derangcment of the Stomach,
all of which, when originating in this cnuse,
put on the intermittent type or become period
ioal. This !" Guns" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. 1t is an invaluable protection 10 immi-
grants and persons travelling ar temporarily
residing in the malarions districts. III taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
fection. that will be cxcrcted from the system.
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to npen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few will
ever suffer from Intcr1nittents, il they avail
themselves of the protection this remedy af-
fort1s
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BsstlAse oAfds, sst sxossding six liass ias1s
fassral Notices Il %. Obituaries, asssrdips
to spsss oe0pied. f .| ~
DiYiaysd advsrtissments half more than the
Ab0vs rates.
Advsrtissnssts isadsd and plAssd nndsr the
hcsd OF Special Notices.'' doHtie fAs ordinary
rates. 8@.E58 88S& A&a3
Special Notices In the Loeal cA2smn as sssA
per line. &sa&3s 0Na sh#k8HH fa.@s'5'F77
Advsrtissnsnts G14ssd On tAs inside sxSau-
hvsly IN the Daily, after the arst two wssks,
30 per cent. more tAAA The abovs psAes
All fyaastsNt adverfsssnsass @ssf bs paid for
n aAseNss.a This ysis will net be varisa fron.
when the advertiser asss the weekly Asens.
the Price VIII be the sAms ~ la the Daily-
whsre the Daily sad Weekly are both assd,
- per cent. will be dedastsd from the Axgrs-
gate amount.
UDdss the present sysssn, The advertiser
pays - nsch for the spscs he osen pies, shs
changss being ehArgsabIs for the con posi tien
only. This pian II now generally adop.sd.-
Our ehAFgs for changss will b. Is esnts per
square.
- In all oAsss whAse I'd dvsrtiser.ents are
discontinned before the expiration Of The year
or the time contracted for, thsy will be charged
up ct our regular rates for thA tine actual
~ In.
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M w. n CkS, M. d.. surgeon
1vls Denssst. Ofics on Sscond-St.,
between Main and johnson streets, Ksc
kuk, Iowa. QO

DR.. Hicks, In renewing his card to this public,
would call attention TO . new style OF "Plats
work !" which 10 peculiarly adspted 70 Nat. irTsss
hr, and otherwise di1sslt 5Aws. This improve
ment hes been tested three pears and has CsssAinsd
tt eariy promise Of filling real want In plate
work. The work 10 now worn BY many OF our most
prominent citisens, Who give II hearty spproval,
and 70 whom he is permitted to refer those intsF-
estud.
Or. II. 10 also mounting Continuous Gum"
work, Block" work, and ordinary "6old Plats"
work, FOR which he has superior stock Of myts-
rial. lie 10 prepared 10 fill teeth with 0cld Foil,
Adhesive Gold'' and "CArySAl Cold, ,'siA TIN most
thorough ind dnrabls mannM. m S
In view of The stringsHsy In money nattsn
some allusion to r11cEs nay not Be improPss.-
While on the one hand DR.. Fl. believes tito he the
better policy, we'll - the honsstsr course, NOT
TO work at 81 than - work Ut phoss thAt Will Ne
esssitsts inferior work i.oA the sthAr hasd 10 y
willing to conform In his charges. 70. the lower
standard Of remuneration that other occapations
have suffered. vi
With fifteen ysars' experiences, : thofcuxh ssvo-
tion 70 his pfofession, aud N oaElest desire to
psase, he is determined to merit, md hopes %
eeve, continuation Of the liberal patronage hsre-
toforc enjoyed. #
JulylIdkw
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TROUGH FR EIGHT CONTR AGTs
TO AND From ALL EAG1ERN CITIES can
10 made NJ this ofs1ce. Damages end
over r-charges nttlsd promptly.
June 18th, IS6oA
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Facts n Dsntistry.

Dr. =. aC.5 IM0ERS0 014n., aD1nsi 90 Ae
pesiroe y eall the apeoial attsntioA of Acss vhe
wish u rfsssrvs tAeir Teeth u u follswine sas
ACT : !. !
i. The skin Of ~ Dsntist i sesn in hisSs1sts 1
fin preserving ths naAuNi Oreass. Fl af
-. The Teeth M~y :. Rsessrved through life:
III. Teeth sasstsd witA ssday @sH b asssndsd
Nv. Timely and skillfsl flling with pure gold
10 certstn feMedy for decay.
Y. II i sssisas neglect - wait fsr tsoth-achs
VI. Tartar destroys Teeth and Gums, without
VII. .Msny su6sr for years With NsursIgia Of
ths f.cs, stomsch and iangs, from no other sAsss
VIII. Bad Teeth disAgure the countenance, In.
feet the breath, derangs the stcmsch, inpaif
health, distract the nerves, and war with good m.
DIR. 1NGERsoLL
Performs AL operations ON the Teeth and Gums
81 corrocta irregularities Of the Teeth, inserts
~ ARTIFIoI'AL TRETH
Of the Beat 6tyls and linish,
Puts In Artificial Pslates and Obturstors for cleft
Bsli4ring tkAt th1 hss& operations In Deutistry
the safast and therefore the cheapest and most
aatisfAcscy bosh 70 sAs operator aud psAtsnt, Or.
l. doAs nos sses AR5 Sssefncats ~
line q .CasAs DssnfaI. prsfsrrins tho p tron-
appreciate the necessary care ard skill N pro-
Aasing thsm.
Al sxsniaaAaoa Of spccilnsas both Of Arttassl
TssA, and or very beautiful lings Of csrsfal Cold
IOti, 10 insiseA. l.N88 87s3
Pticss for FUN yet 0T Teeth, from 80 70
4iT5. Examinaticn Of the Teeth without charge.
DsnxAL Roons-CornsF of Third ana Main sts,
over Xix Hals Co.'s HAnk, Ksokuk, Iowa.
Rntrsncs on Third-st. fdec1 Mdw1yl
M W. HICKS, N. n. surgeon
Uls D0m msast. Office on Sscond-St., -
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KEOKUK, IOWA THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1889
THE PENNsTLvANIA
] CE1gERAL RAILROAD.

7As CsbSrssy sffkds Rssx = rsw EssSs - 80 h
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4eOk mn 4 Z. Do . NJ onm . % y N In nosOxs
RAIL ROA D.
s CHANGE OF TImEl
ONE DAILY TRAIN.
I'M and after this date and until further notice.
~ ONE Passenger Train win run each way
daily, (Sundsys excepted,) - follows:
Leaving Keokuk at $40 4. \.
Leaving Bentonsport At 2:30 r. y.
Connecting 1t the latter place, - heretofore,
with the coaehsa ef the Western Stage Co.. for All
points in Middle, Western and Southern IowA,
THROUGH TICKETS to ST. Louie, Louisville,
Cincinnati, and the East, may be hsd It the Ofhce
In Benton sport.
Arare - low ~ the lowest. to Il, sossAsa
- Passengers by this route make surs sonnso-
tons with the B. n. X. X. II. ~ Fairfield, reach
ing Ottumwa the same evening. -
8. DWIGHT EATON,
Superintendent.
A~Ticket Of6ce IT Railroad Dapot.
- Once in Kilbourne' = Block.
Keokuk, Sept. IS. 'ss-dsw
MoRTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
AV Regular ThvO&SA Line 10 San FsAnciscO, sis tAs
W. PANAMA RAILROAD.
And connecting only with the steamers Golden
Cato, Golden Age, John /. Stephens and
G~sAAeSy ~ sN~
Pacific Mail Sieamship Co. at Panama,
Direct 10 Aspinw0N.
The splendid Steamships
~, BALTIC, ADRlATIC AND ATLANTIC,
Having been entirely rc6ttsd and adapted TO the
California trade, will hereafter rnn - above,
leaving New York On tho kh and 3eth Of
.s each month, from the foot Of CAEal
street and North River,
x4- Passengers and Nails will be forwarded by
Panama Railroad, and connect 81 PaAAmA with the
Pacific Mail Steamship GompanyA Maxntncent
Steamships, which will be Ia readiness, and leave
INnEniArKLY for San Francisco. They viii be en-
bark "a free Of expense from Railroad by Compa-
ny d Steamboat TOBO6A.
An experienced surgeon il attached to each ship
Steerags Paasenger found In cooked pFoyisi0ns.
bedding, and attendance. 1t Is believed that the
sccommodations Afforded by the above ships ars IN
surpassed BY any in the world. The public are in
formed that the r. u. 8. 8. Go. always have OH1
CT. S..E Ess5, iyiug ~ rsnama,
rsady for ssa, 70 avoid any possible dstsntion Of
passsnesm Or Nails, and embark tAsir passsn-
gen by steamboat.
Tor passage apply at the only once of the Com
pany, on tbs Wharf foot Of Canal Street, North
River, to MN. II. WlCkHAM.
HeptlSdSm
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s& 4 4 s. AZ sssSs A4-aas 4 .
IIAvE gained the confidence OF All Who uss
IL them. and have proved one Of the most yalu-
able inyentions AZ the ara They use : Shuttle
ma kipr the Lock Stitch on both sidss Of the cloth
allie. vhioh cannot ID unrsyelsd a. pulled ont, 81
They are an made with the hi rsst mechanical
skill ana All warranted to work we'll on III kinds
OF eoods. from the Lishtest Fabric % Heavy
Lnssher. In partiNulsr vs vorld onn Attentiou 10
our new Family ssvinr Msshins. II has been
man fsntured expressly for Family Use, and hes
met Win favor from All II is 40 simpliRod a TO
render il sIost ippossible 10 get out 81 order or
dersn,e tts cnsrations, indeed IL Is 20 simpls a.
20 sstouish one. thst 20 smsll piece az mschsn-
ism win ssv,
Below Ne rive : description Of the different style
Of the Weed Patent:
No. 1. II very convsnint style, which can bs
work "a bv hand ar foot. on or Cd IL own table
For the con az shiuuins ana Also far large
ma = ufaotoriss. where Il II nesesaary 70 rlace :
number OF machinss into long beach, making one
table answer for Ill. Price so.
No. u with walnut or Mahorany Table. with
or vitho.t Ror Ton. vhich lonk dovn. Price 100
and All le. - -9gs 80 &.
NJ, q Same si.e m No. q hut rms nth : halt
and at much higher rate If Speed. This kind
i. -ail .a.ntsd a. m.rufarturinr Cinthinr IS Ear
sIa.th.~ ~nrl
This ~ rr.liv tha chc.nest machine In ths u.ar
ket. !. .hsre i No work d.ne On ! sewing NaahIue
thai i win not d. II il cons dsntly asssrted that
use. Price 400.
No. 4. lhis machine has long arn TO acoommo.
date large work. Ii runs 1t high rate Of speed,
runs vasiiy, and h, without doubt, the best Aar
chine for Iatlors' ever offered 70 the public
Il II peculiarly 6tt&1 for plantation work, heing
very simple yet substsntal and durabe, With but
little liability to get out of order. Price $lso.
No. 8. This is new and cheaper Style and
general lasorits fer Family. Light Leathsr, and
great variety OF work. IL has ocsn gote&n UP wita
reference ~ furnishing strong ami durable, yst
light aud tasty Machine, at . less price than
sithes Of the above. 1t runs very easy, rapidly,
and is pronounced the best machine nov IN market
for $50.
No. y. This is = Machine Got up on - snsireiy
new principle, different from anything ever bsiore
offered 70 the PUBLIC, and weconhdantly assert that
Tor family use II mas not an equai- it very hSot
its operation and uscs STRAIGHT NEEDLE.--
=. - Y.l... ,an...... ~ ha,k .saa. IA
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0RnAT NATIONAL ROUTE

=
RAILROAD
Tesnisatss at Baltimore and Washington
City - the Esss, and Wheeling, BEN
woodland Parkersburg on the West,
ct which place il connects with
Railroads. asd Steanbeats
{ for and from all
points in the
West. 6cnth- West Z North est;
AND rEEsEEfs 70 ZEE fRAvELrxG rUsIIc
SHORT AND DESIRABLE RoB9E
TO ALI ~ 1HE EXSTEHr CITIEsy
aD-passenesrs by IBIS Routs csD wit the eitie,
ef RAltimors, Philsdeiphia. New York G Boston,
Al IN est a 7sekefto Eev Fork Or Bosfon aioas
BY etAsv vOkass.
0xIHKoUeA TICKETS saa Also y vsossr.d
via WA6HYNBTON CITY 10 the EAe1 BKN
CITIES, u aad additional charge o142. R&
Freq SA 81 $50 spa Pstsu n ths xsI and
THE EBALTIMOkEA OHIO b. b.
fa84sa - eellovs:
MICHIGAN CEnTRA l. n. n.
Via hiaAiean City dAfsyetts, Indianapolis, Gin
cinnAsi OF Colsnh1ss Also, DsAroit = Cleveland
Mica. Senshsa 4 Norlh,n Ina. n. II.
Via Toledo and Cleveland. o. Via Ssndusky,
4Anshe1d Newark Railroad
RittsbnrgAs -. wayne 4 Chscags r -.
Wis Iina, Or Crsatiins and Columbus, or via
Sandusky, Mans6eld 4 Newark II. X.
ENQUIRE FOR TEKEN yu WHEELING!
= sas q
FaEe Always - Low ~ IAs LsWsssy
THROUGH TICKETS BAGGAGE CHECKS
csn be procured 1t ali the principal Railroad and
6tsamboat Onsss In the West.
l.. n. COLE, Gen Ticket Agent.
W.P. SMITH, Master TrAnsportstioD.
EF. FULLER, GenI Western Ag't
Oct. I, sd
10S0. - 1050
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27
FNR O1YSrAELE

Al the solicitations Of nv friends. have
f''sn induced TO offer nv self as candidate
Tor constable in Leonard Town D<iIict al
he ensuing election aud shall h. thankful
or the support of ffy SIR, y -cHrr,.r.~.
LEO. H. HAYDEN.
July | ith IS59.
Fer CONSTABLE I...aard Town
District.
III FORD.
July 18th 1854.
{. &. HAYDEN offers hnnSelr 70 The
'o'ers Of Shap'co district a. candidate fce
Constable. and solF"its the support Of his
ifIrnds and fellow citizens of the district
Jolly li,h 1859
!. MARION BU RROCGHS is present
ed By his ir'ent< as n candidate fpt Consia.
bic IN Charlotte Tail drIric,.
July 'rh 1879.
Tie friends If WA. J. NORRIS recommend
hlr1 To The voters OF the Factory District. ns
/" suitable 'andlda:s for constable, and solicit
their support at the snSun. election.
August 18th 1859.
The friends OF JOHN W. I.kTURAM
present his name 10 The voters Of Leonard
Town District. as i candidate for Constable
and solicit for his cIauHs a di.yassionat.
considerations
August liih. 1873.
offer myse!: 10 rt% voters OF CIap,tcc
h!StrIci. a. n candidate for Constable ans
''-sner-!D''' >oilciI the voters OF nv friends
aai fellow cit!zens.
JOHN +. BROWN.
Sept 18th 1859.
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n NOTICE.

4 P. LAPCrRAILLE respectfully in
= n . iprGDs his ffruls AMI tie Pu5li,, tna;
ne has aiken Warehouse -. IJi UrGANS
WHARF. whore he inter : coniuctin, tie
ELoi Z, GRAIN. FEED * co1uoc,or Wit.
4 GLNEEAL CDIMISSlOE BUSINESS.
lie has now in SIRE anl viii cor -ia.tlE keep
"a hand full AMI ch,l,c SIMPLY q The L.si al
::-.rs. such lis
FLOUR. GRAIN,
NEAL, OATS.
LI1iE. GCAEO,
BRICKS, HAY,
STRAW, MIL FEED
CHOPS, RYE. Sc,
al 4 which lie i prepared 70 sell cheap Tor
cash. He has e0 -t-ol tire services 81 a 1!i;,
and attentive assistant Nr Alexander l.. B1aU
ny which. toEctLcr with his own por<n, al at
t--tign, lie hopes I, give general ,ali- i..ctiun.
tie respectfully aJieiis Lar. Of pubic pa
trngaEa.
rs Strict o',.u'i. > W. L. given n al con-
sicrmer's. Orl"r, thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
E<S" Str. = attention viii b given to the
purchase of LUSiEiR hy \. /. BEAL.
Eel. li;h. l555-tf
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-10-27
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

nAhLE~ !. WOOD j. recommended
- 'i.r voters OF Pa'IA"nt DrsircI. A. 4 sL.;a-
be ran.tin;" t'- Rad SUPERIOR.
August 18th l~j'.
THOMAS WNELsE Is recommended -
l!" y1.rr> 70. I..1.-i Town Di>,r,.r. IS =
IA '.:';" .or 4, al supervisors AMI Will b.. up
porte .. MANr Fclrxp,
Au:u>t =. $50.
y. T.. SWAMI Of IS himself - the vn-
'"rs %: raaprco - >tr,ri. a q candidate for
Road Supervisor aud soIrc,tr To-" voles OF
hrs friends aud tr'pw ciuz"as.
Sept. Is. iNJ..
j. EDWARD FAFr is recommended To
IA" voters Of Chap,ico District, as a candi-
'it'c ror kJal Supervisor and will b., sop.
porte ~ EEpLuN Mex.
sept. st. $50
We arn authorized 10 announce va.
TER Ford 4, candidate for Road Super
ylsor n the Factory ss>,r,c..
Sep. Isl IN59.
GEORGE HiCEETT Is recommend
e.! u - voters o. Chapi.ro Ai,frl.: a> =
"and'da." to ROAD Supervisor aud n.i he
Supported BY
MANY VOTERS.
jane lG;h $50
WILLIAM ALVEY is presented b.? hl>
iri"nd> 10 III" voter, o. pa'uxenl District as
! >Gi;ahi" candidate FOR Road Supervisor,
and wi! b. >uYpoEtcd T.,
MANY VOTERS.
June lola l>-r
oler myself IN the voters Of Charlotte Hall
Dstf.ct, as candidate fnr Road Super, lsor and
ask their SUPPORT tie ensuing ee ''r"n.
JOHN Z. CHING.
June a3rl. 1850.
J. J.. EVANS 5 recommended 10 III" vo.
t"rs of i4e factorv District ~ = candidate
FOR Road supervisor and vii! b" supported
- Many worms.
Ll.NES NORRIS ofF,.murd. n,;,I> him
81. - the voters e t"r Factory .di,f:i,; ~ Z
candidate f,r Road Supervisor ia sad ,lisiric,
aud respectfully >"li-'N the support Of hi,
'Ii,u.,s AMI icI!ow-~.t;zass.
Eel. 18th, l,52.
announce N, snlf candidate for RoaC
Supcry:>, in the Third Election district n; IN,
cu,Ginc Fail ,rc; OF, aud solicit the votes o
my .clow-ci;iztus
WM. J. JARBOE.
f,H. lifh, 1852.
The friends 81 JAMES BREWER. re-
commend him io IN" VOTERS OF Patuyrh, Dis.
trlrt. rs Il suitable candidate tor Road So
pervISDr.
August 18th, 1870.
JOHN p. BOWES thankful for the li;era
support he received at The !a'r circilun aaa.I
presents himself TO tn voters OF Leonard
Town District as a candidate Tor ROAD super
visor and r">pccI'u'l. Sotirrrs tn" SUI port 0
ms fri"nis ana 'ciluw-cIt,7ens o. H., district
! Noy.ZG. 1871
! ! respectfully announce mvsc'i - Ito poo
pie o.; IL. ;'rd t.lec'.uu D,Slrct a. e. candidate
/ :4r Ovcr>""r of trc Road
: JAMES THOMPSON. Of Joshua.
Sept. 24ud. 1854.
/ A. the solicitation Of many Tax Pave--
GEORGE w. GODDARD, all be candidat,
COR SUpr visor nf Public Roads. md wi! b.
supported ~ CuAPIIoo DIsTRIcr.
>pec,fuly fer myself TO the voters u
pa,uXcnr district "a a candidate Tor Supcrvr
Sor o. p.:bir Ruad< at III. ensuing Fall eiec
ton. and SOLICIT the support OF my Trend
and ieiIuw- citizens.
CKfAH GRAY, Sr.
! Or ct. 80
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+crsty of Mary land,
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y-Srcrud Session will Lcgin on
Octubcr l5'h. 1859. aud cad
1850.
FACULTY.:
I'll, 81. ID. Principles an,l Practice
# Surgery.
AKIN. VI. D.. Chemistry aud
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|tODY. N. d., AuaNrny aud Phys
iol -.
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FRlCK. II D., Mate,!A MeciCA
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I'll, II. D.. Demonstrates Of Aua-
INV.
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