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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
The Mexican Wnr-LiucOIn's
Wnfps.

Since The Chicago nomination. Il has
been repeatedly charged that Mr.. Lincoln
being g menber Of Congress in The tilnd
ofthe Mexican war,voted not only against
the war but voted against rivinr he
bounty land, &c. There is no question
but those who circulate the charre are
aware Of lie falsehood; as il was first
made during thescelebratcd Illinois dis
cussion Of 1853 and was thus met by Mr..
Lincoln al Freeport:
You remember I wasafi old Whif, and
whenever the Dem0cfntic party tded 10
get me to vote that the war had been
righteously begun by the President,
would not do il, But whenever they ask
ed for ony money, or land warrants or
anything 10 pay thesoldlcrs there, during
al that time, gare ne same cote Maf
Judge Douglas did.
You can think as you please rs to
whether that was consistent. Such il
The truth; aud the Judge has the right to
make oil he can out Of it. But when he
by general charge, conveys the idea
that ! withheld supplies from the soldiers
who were fighting in the Mexican War,
or did anything else TO hinder the soldiers
he is, to say the least, grossly and alto.
gether mistaken us a consultation Of the
records will prove TO him. l
And yet papers, like the Ohio Statcs-
man, which pretend in degree TO re-
spoctubility persist inrepeating the slan-
der, although its denial and disproof has
become a part Of The history the land
and country. Such persistence IN un-
founded calumny must react upon the
perpetrators with telling force.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
RESOLUTIONS OF Ccnsmrc Passed

by reference TO the Congressional pro-
eeediugs GU tho first page, twill be seen
that the resolutions reported TO the House
by the Committee on Navalcxpcndiures
have passed, censuring the President aud
the Secretary Of the Navy for gross vio-
lations Of law and official integrity intho
distribulotion Of patronage.
This Is the FIRST time, in The history OF
the country, these high mnctiouurics
have merltedtoe a rehuke az tlie hands
Of the people.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
Vocal and EnstrWni entGI
Seneca Common Pleas,

SAMUEL PLANE, ofthe State Of Mary.
land will take notice that Luther A. Hall
on the 9th day Of June, 1890, did file his pc
tiiion In the Court Of Common Pleas of the
county Of Seneca, and State Of Ohio, against
the said samuel Plaiuo, setting forth that ho
had sustained damages 10 the amount Of
$780, co. with interest from February 95th,
1858, and Sl0000 with interest from June
25th, 1855. mud sa25, 90, with iutcr, At from
February 25th, ls55, aud S325,0O with inter.
cstfrom February % l65Gund Cir S27 90 with
interest from April lst,ls5G, aud ilr 500 90
with interest from Apri lst, 1856, for certain
breaches of the covenants OF warranty, con.
taincd in deed ol conveyance made by said
PiRihe TO Henry Ebert, Of lu.lOt numbered
thirty two in the Town Of 1'ihin, now being
in the City Of Tiiin, IN said Seneca county,
bearing date February 81, 1854.
Aud that an order OF attachment has been
issued In sal d action, and levied upon his
equitable interest as murtgOgcc,nC said Iniot
to subject the same, together with the amount
due TO him from snid Ebert, WHO has been
garnishecd under suid attachments, upon
uhrco several pronssory notes, executed by
said Ebert To him on the 9th day Of Fehri-
0ry, 1854, Ono thereof ir S666.6S, payable
with Interest Que year from date; on1 thereof
for S666,66, payable two years after date with
interest," aud one thereof for $666 ,G6, pay.
able with interest three yeats from date
And the said flainc is notified that he Is re-
quired To appear and rnywcr said Petition on
or before the 81 Saturday after the 30 day OF
August, 1850 . 1000" "r
.r . LUTHER AHALL.
Dated June Sthi lsGO'-ju22, 6w g.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
Three Lies NaiIctl--Bring Ou fItC
ra a.. Next,


Certain democratic editors, who have
no regard fsr the truth and very little Cor
common deoonoy, are circulating the
falsehood that Lincoln. when member
cfGoneress, had ilrse pair Of boots eharg-
ed to his'ststionary, account. This is a
useSn, oonmmptiblo lie, that no gentle
nsn would be guilty Of wepublish, on
the first page, the card of Col, Forney,
which puts quictus on lie No, I.
Lie No. 3 is that Mr.. lincoln, while
in Congress voted against supplies to our
army ia Mexico. This charge, in the ub-
senee Of argument, was trumped up by
Dluglus in the Illinois campaign orIs5s
II was promptly met and Routed by Lin
soln, who showed fem the official rec
ord that, although he was opposed to
commencing the war, yet his vote stands
Seeordci, in every instance, IN favor Of
sending the necessary supplies and grant
ing bounties 10 the soldiers. On this
point we have the testimony Of demo-
eratie paper, the Matt ron (Ill.) Gazette.
II says;
We made the charges against Mr.. Lin
eoln, in relation 20 voting for supplies,
QpOn the information of an intelligent
gentleman, who assured us that the rec
ord stood against him. The political
friends OF Mr.. lincoln called cur alton
ton 70 the record, and upon examination
w ilud that inetead Of Mr.. lincoln il
wNs John Henry OF Morgan, who was his
Immediate predecessor, who gave the
vote. Il affords as unfeigned pleasure
tbbe Hblo 10 say, upon examination, that
OEr former fellow citizen gave no such
votes and lHllier that biz focord will
'spass nnistor" with the best men Of any
party during his Congressional term,
Lie No. 3 is that Hannibal Hamuu voted
against the Homestead bill This is abso-
lulely false. This measure has no warm,
CT friend in the Senate than he. Il was
becaus, h, j. tru friehl Of tho home
stead measure, thai he voted 0gainst the
senate sham aud voted to substitute the
IIbuse bili. 3d. this charge, like the rest
b without foundation IN fact aud falls 4
ne ground.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22

0cTThe japanese Embassy visited
New York on Saturday and were roceiy-
ed with great civic and military honor
They will return shortly.
0crThe Senate and House conference
committees on the Homestead bin have
At last agreed upon a compromise, which
both bodies have accepted. rH
0STIt Is In evidence before the Covode
Committee that no less than six thousand
fraudulent naturalization papers were
sent into Pennsylvania and used 70 car
ry the election for James Buchanan.
0-TThaddeus Hyatt has been re-
leased from prison by the U. s. Senate.
He has been discharged without yielding
an inch Of the ground which he assumed
when hcwas incarcerated by the Ilarper's
Ferry Committee. .....
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1tepubliCHm statc vCntipn.
The Republican State Convcation met
a. Columbus on "Wednesday, June isth
1850, for the purpose Of nominating can.
didatos for state officers aud choosing uu
electoral ticket.
The counties werc all represented.
Judge John M. Palnur Of Hancock CO.
was appointed temporary chairmun and
q committee Of ono from each Congress.
ional district was appointed on Credcn-
tials, on Rulos and Order Of business
aud on Resolutions. Those represent
ing this district were az followsi
CEEDENrrALs-C. n. Catch ofIiardin.
RuLEs Ger. G. Pennington OLSEN
con. ......I. ..... .....
RssoIFriOss--Homer Ey orctt of San
dusI5y..
Gen. Etklcy Of Carroll was elected
permanent chairman.
Ailer the reports Of Committoos, the
balloting commenced.
JAooB DHiNEERHorr Of Richland was
ronominutcd for Supreme Judge on the
hrst ballot. His opponents were Col. n.
II. Swaync Of Franklin, WIN. Lawrence
ofLogun and Chas. D. Goddard Of Mus
kingum.
Thtrl were eight candidates for At
torney General, but las MuRnAy, Esqo
OF Wood CO., received the nomiuation on
the second ballot.
LEVI SARGENT, Esq, of TuscOrOwOs
CO., was nominated on the first ballot for
vho board OF Public Works. n....
FREDERIcK HAssAuUEK Of Cincinnati
and J. M. Roor o. Eric were nominated
as Senatorial Electors for the state ut
large, the former having no opposition.
The district Electors, 40 far US report
cd, are as follows:
lat Dtst-Deni. Eggleston, Hamilton
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United statcs senntor Elertcd.

CoNcoRD, N, H., June l3,
The vote for U. q, Senator in the
House is; Whole number, 29li neoessa-
~ 10 choice, I4Ss Daniel Clerk Gre
publican) lS4i John S. Wells Demo
eraO 1885, Amos Tucker l9i Anthony
Colby i,s1sa cn r.I 80 r.fa. n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
Thc CoNodr Colnlnlllcc.

This Committee have completed their
labors and submitted their report. They
have brought 10 light the most startling
Development offrOud, oryenality, bribery
and corruption, praoticcd by the present
Administration, II is enough to bring
a blush TO the cheek Of every honest cit
izeh, when such rsscalities are practced
IN high places, A synopsis Of the report
viii be found elsewhere,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22

IN ANANa NNsNat NN a ANa"'t 'NN N'fA Nf'-f - ~
climate.
The Family Oathauiol pllI. lea gentle but &C.
tive Catluric which the proprietor has rsed Ia
IDS pTaciiuo more thnnl twenty yeufs, H nHn
The eonstrantly ineTea.' =, sing demand from those
" no have long used the Ipilh and tho sati size
tion which n express 10 y regard 20 their use, has
Induced me TO place them 9wlthin the rea aeh ofai
Ths pFolsssieh yell .'skRow that different "a.
thaHics act dihefeni Aporiions Of the bowels.
The FnmtY Cathariul - PILL has, With due re-
ference to this well es.' ttabltshed tact, beenoom-
pounded llom variety Of - the urcstVeEotahle EN-
tracts which act Rlko on 3eNcTy part OF the amen,
tary canal, aud nfe aoob ~ and sAFg in al cases
where a Cathartie is nee ClIdoA. iueh Dsrange.
ments OF the stcmich,I .Sleepiness, Pains In the
Hack and 'Loius, Costvo-I hess, Painaut Soreness
owe fihe whole body, fTom . sudden cold which ffe.
usuty tf neglected, end tin long course OF Fever
Loss OF Appetite, oFoop. Eing sensation OF Cold o.
yer the body Restless-' t-t'gess, Headaehe, or
weight in Tho Head, ell - tnhammatory Diseases,
Noimt in Children o. Al SN|du las, RheumAtsm,
great Putiher Of tee blood and many diseases 20
which hesh Is heir, too numerousto mention in
THE adyeulsement. noseil ttoa.rI 5000
Price Thirty Cents. .
The liver tnvlgoratof and Family Cathare Piisare
tetaied hy nWgEisti generally aud cold wholesale y
the Trade in AZ large towns.
s. a. w. sanford, M. ID.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
".r".HH.. gOs ntnudwuy, New hotk,
FoTsale BY J. =. Wooster, Tifan, o. oouAlT -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22

Proposals viii be received at the Auditors
office, in Thin, Seneca county, until the Slst
day of July next, for building wooden
TIuss Bridge Of 80 feet span, across Honey
creek near Memore aud one Of IS feet span
across Wolf creek, ib Pleasant tovnship,--
Contractors will he required to farish plan
and specifications Of the kind Of bridge pro
noacd TO be built. Security will be required
for the faithful Performance ofthe work aud
the names OF them. ."
Sureies must accompany the proposals.
BY order Of the Commissioners
E.G, BOWIE
June 10Th lsGO' CIV Co., Aud,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
StraNed
SANFORD'S
LIVER INVIGORAT0R
NEVER DEBILITATES.

NEVER DEBl lLITATIeS. .
TITS CONPOU NnED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
i and has become an established fact, a Standard
Medicine, known and ap. proved by n that have
ussd II, and IL now resort edio in confidence In
all diseases ior which %. 8 is recommended. ..
u hht cured thousands - within the ilsttwoycnrs
Who had given Mp all - D pes Of relief, a. thv
numerous onsoliritedccr 50 iihcntcs In my posses
sion show. -
The dose must be adap- ted TO the temperament
Of the individual taking IT, uud usedin suohquuh
titles as 10 net gently on 1.-The Bowels,
I.etthU dictates Ofyonr Eliudgment guide you In
the nae Of the Liver In. q viRorator, aud II will
cure Lvcf ComplHints =, niiioat Attacks, Dys.
tsupsia Ia, hrnniu disTfldn, q : ummer Complniuis
OyscntcTy, nropsy, sour 9Stomarh, liahiiual Cos.
iiveness, Chahr. Cholera b Jiniauinm, Flatulenee,
Jaundcc, Female weak nesses and may be used
successfully asan Otdin. Z, ary Family Medieine,-
Il willeure sck he adache ~ (as housands can test.
fy, y,)inrwEsTV MISUTEs, Oiftwo or three teaspoon
fuls are taken at com. - me ucement of attack.
All who use " are Civ ing their tesIimopy Ia
it, favor. .|.'.. Id '.H.II. H.
Mix Water in the Mouth with the In
vgoTator aud swallow both together
~ Price One Dollar Per Bottle. f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
PLANO
and
W EC TOR Il .

ID. EBaFnhart
Would respectfully inform the peo-
pie orTiEFIN and vicinity, thathe i siil engaged In
tho manufacture and sale Of
Pianos, MelodeOns, .r
and ali kinds Of Wind and stringrd instruments,
Washington street, south End of the
Wire bridge
He keep. the following assortment Of Pianos, which
will he sold at remarkably low priccs.
llancs Bros. New York
Bordmau, Gray & Cos. ....... Albany
Chickering'S s........,.'........ Boston
tV-Cuil and see his assortment. Repairing and
runng done on short notice. feb94.1r
40 Hos'Aead' Common to Pane sugar.
80 H'"'' "oI'''''' .
20 Barrels Of Syrup
100 D'S' Coffee
so R'0'T To''''o'
For sale by n BUsRIRK & BRO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
REAPER IN woRKIEo ORDER.

The Manufacturers of the Buck
eyr Rrapetsnd Mower tsEe pleasure ~ salHeg The
attent1n uf Fafmers " tis maehine which W been
20 cminehty suecess dufins de past three hafsetis
and refer with f confidence 10 those who have used
then, establish s Gh9racteras being The ost pef.
feet tlafvcstef nov oGcredto The puhlic
This machine is very convenient for mntinf-tht
cutttrbht be folded ~ IN q moment ahd zee "a
drive on any place ynn would take cart % utron -
70 pass over ordnafy obstacles while Tunninr Tins
excelng In point ofconvcnit nee In workipg strength
durability, and ghtness Of dfan, alloihcf MhchirSs
while IN all points Of minor importance, ~ AZ leatt
equals my other o..
As an evidence ofthe speed in cutting gTuss viii
This Machinei We merely refer 10 ths nst hafth 90
revolution orthe diving wheels the machine adyanccs
eight feet sN inches giving the crank oboni seventrrh
revolutions and thirty three cnis ofihs tpife andtls
knife being four feetsix inches IN hnsth-the Ma.
rhne willcut thiry.eigh and qunrcF square fees
Of grau In vvefy yrrvoluion nof the diiYing uhssls.
WE MAkETNOH SIZES OF RBAPERF-One
with six foot knife rel platform, &c.
aud the other the same width as the Mower, with
kaife, roe platform, 40. The paticrul
Of either can beregdily TnisedoF lowered io-Tmf HE
grain Or ground or raised edgeways, 20 as 70 ps,s
through bars ora narrow passage, thus avoiding the
labofand delay of detarhins the platform irnu1 the
power, A. In mbtt Other MadhineA Ia short. u H.
perfect Machine IN nii iircspccts For the cominr sea-
son we have made some valuable and imporiaht i'm
provemenls and for paHicplars We refer you to our
agents, who exhibit exact models Of this superior
Machine.
The machine isnow on exhibition few doors below
the Dayi House, Tihin. Also, ~ the r. r. Ware
house. Republic.
The Farming community afe invited 70 call index.
anime for ihemsclycs. d. MARSH, Agent
ma ti,2m For Seneca and Sunduiky CsH
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22

0~-SenNtor Mason, chairman Of the
Harper's Ferry Committee, has mado a
report. Tao committee have utterly fail
ed to elicit anything duplicating promi-
nent Republicans and they recommend
no legislation. Senators Collamer ard
Doolittle Submitted a minority report.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22

D-Gurley's Ptinang Bill, establish
ihs : national Printing Office, hes pass
etholh houses Of congress, This suts
oifouo ofthe BesOwccs Cor Pluudsring
tho treasury, "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
GUARDIAN'S SALE!

GUARDIANS SALE!
In rnruaure of sn order ofthe Probate Cont or Sen.
ccu teunty, Ohio made on the eighth day Of May, A.
d. 1850 iu tie case Of Margaret Shammel guardian
of William Y. Shamme, against her wafd, the under.
signed viii on saiufay, ihe 9Th day OF Jolly, A, d.,
tFBO. .betwreH The houfs fOne aud foufoclork, r. NJ
of said dly At tne door ofthp Couft House, in said
county otr ~ public s1c free and unlnrumbcred Of
any right nfdOwefof said MI Mafgaret Shame thereon,
county, to.viti
In-Lot No.Two Hundred aud Finecn,
In the town OF New Fen Rail, now Second Ward Of
tho city ofrinn, county ofseheca, and the state Of
Ohio.
TERMS OF sALE.--One thifd cash on the day
Or sale one tlirl In one, and thirl IN two wear
from the day orslle to be secnfed by mortgage on The
premises sold, and the deferred payments bear In.
tcrest at six per cent, payable annually
Appraitod NJ sSbU.
MARGARET sHAAlMEL, Cnsrlian,
iui5.5ws1 By pRNMsaros, IEE 4 BREwER.
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county,
9d WIN. NJ. Dickson
Sd Prank McWhinncy, proble;
dth john Riley Knox, DOrkc;
sth ID. II, Murphy, Brown
9TH Nelson Rush, Fayette;
9th --Jno. r. IIenkle, Hardin;
10th III. s. Bundy, Jackson;
llth Daniel Il. Stewart, Athens;
lIth Willard Slocum, Ashland;
18th Joseph Ankeny, Holmes;
10th Ed. BAH, Muskingum;
18th --Jno. A. Davenport, Monroe;
18th Z" --Samuel b, Phiibrick, Gee
augai
The Committee on Resolutions report
ed, simply endorsing the Chicago Plat
form and nominees and the Ohio Plat
form OF last year.
The convention was harmonious and
hgnominptions were well received
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0cfThe Richmond seoeder's Conyen-
,i6nsaot last week, and adjourned until
afthrdAs Baldmore Convention.
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l SAN FORD'S
FAMUN H.
CATHARTKC PILLS,

AhMfulNuku fNNM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up
In Gla,s Cases, Air Tight, and viii kssp in any
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-22
Notice 10 Bridge BuIId-

Dated June s,h, lsGo,-juaa, a. GS " s. & : ''''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-01-28
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILTUELPUII.
1OS0 A Benevolent Institution, cstablis
IOe)O. ed by special endowment for [

PIILHDELPHIi.
1OS0 A Benevolent Institution, establish
lCCJ. ed by special endowment for the
relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with
Niruent and Epidemic Diseases.
The Directors of this well known Institution in
their Annual Report upon the treatment of sexual
diseases. express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the labols of their
surgeons in the cure Of SpermatorrhUa, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, GonorrEGa, elect, Syphilis,
the vice of Onani>m Sofia buse. &c, and order
a continuance of the same plan for the ensuing
year. The Consulting Surgeon is authorised to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who
apply by letter with description of their con-
dition Gage, occupation, habits of life, &c) and
in all cases of extreme poverty TO furnish medicine
FREE of charge
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhea, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice Of Onanism, Mastur-
baton, Self-abusc, and other diseases Of the
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon will be
sent by mail lin sealed enyelopc) FREE OF
CHARGE on receipt of Two STAMPS for postagc-
Other Reports and Tracts on the treatment of
Sexual diseases diet. &C., are constantly being
published for gratuitous distribution and will be
sent to the afflicted Some of the new remedies
and methods of treatment discovered during the
last year, are of great value.
Address for Report or treatment Dr.. J. SKIrLIN
HouGnToN, Acting Surgeon Howard Association,
No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, pa.
By Order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEATWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRClllLD, secretary. [aug 27-1y
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Port Deposit.
PORT DEPOSIT
STOVE WORKS,
TIN and SHEET IRON WARE

M ANUFACTORY.- .aRMSTRONGSS co.
Nl respectfully inform their friends and the
public, that they have gotten up come new
and improved Stoves, OF the latest and most
durable patterns, consisting of
COOKING STOVES, for coal or wood.
HEATING STOVES, for coal or wood
Also, Silver's celebrated GAS BURNERS
for coal.
Testimonial letters from some of the most
scientific men in the country recommend
these Stoves as being the BEST, most eco
nomical and most easily managed Stoves
now in use, and as fully carrying out the true
principle for the consumption of the gas
thrown Oh by the burning Of coal.
We would also invite attention to our
assortment of TIN and SHEET IRON
WARE, all OF which is manufactured in a
superior manner, of the best materials, and
will be furnished at the lowest market price.
All our Stoves and work warranted to be
as represented or returnable in thirty days.
Sept. II, lS59-3m.
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STILL ANOTHER !!

WILMINGTON Del. Sept. II, 1S59.-Mcssrs
Evans & Watson, Philadelphia.
Gentlemen The Salamandor Fire Proof Safo
of your manufacture. purchased by us from your
Agent, Ferris & Garrett. of city some nine
months ago, was severely tried by burglars last
Saturday night, and although they had slcdge
hammer, cold chses, drill and gunpowacr they
did not succeed in opening the Safe The lock
being one Of Halls Patent Powder PROOF they
could not get the powder into it, but drilled hole
in the lower panel and forced in large charge
which was ignied, and although the door, inside
and out, showed the explosion not to have been
small one, il was not forced open We suppose
they were they greater part Of the night at work
on it. We are much graiitied at the result of the
attempt to enter it, and if the ubove facts are Of
any service, you are at lborty to use them.
Yours, truly, BAYNARD Il JONES.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Port Deposit. Md.

TENHE undersigned respectfully announces
d to his friends and the patrons generally
OF the WASHINGTON HOUSE, Port De-
post, Nd, that he has succeeded Mrs. r.
NJ. Reynolds in this establishment, and is
now in possession, fully prepared to accom-
modate those who may visit Port Deposit on
business or pleasure.
Having reftted and improved this Old
Stand, lie is prepared to furnish E.--g
his guests with every comfort Esa fsTsh, =
and convenience his Table is $I& sssR
supplied with the best the kss:s. aaaEsA
market affords; and his stables are ample.
U~lle asks that the liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO the Washington
House may be continued to him.
WIN. CRUMPTON,
Feb b, loo9--y. Proprietor.
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Ohm CAMPBELL ROBERT CAMPBELL.
J. s. IL. CAMPBELL,
Successors to Il. & A. CAMPBELL.)

Successors to r. 4 A. CAMrBELL,)
MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in w
lNIFINE WATCHES. JEWELRY, SIL-s.!I,
YER and PLATED WARE, &c,
22I BGtt,mOre Street, s. Z. cor. Charles,
have just received and offer for sale on the most
liberal terms, Gold and Silver Watches from the
most celebrated Liverpool. London, Swiss and
American Factories, which for style. finish. dura-
bilty and price, cannot be surpassed by any house
in the country. Also. FINE JEW ELRY Ufcvery
description, embracing the newest designs. Silver
and Plated all Of the beautiful patterns
Fine Jcwelry and watch Cases made to order at
short notice.
.S'W Watches and Jewclry carefully repaired in
the best manner and all work guaranteed
.-JT Call and examine before purchasing.
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