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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-11-15

LETTER FROM JOHN LAURENs, ESQ.,
To the Editor ofthe Charleston Mercury :
The crisis in our affairs requiring public
expression from all holding Government
office, l deem it due to myself to state my
position. can perceive nothing which
requires officers of the customs to retire
from Office at the present time on the con-
trary, every consideration of the duty we
owe to the community, renders it obligato-
ry upon them to defer their action. Their
retention of office is in aid of the commu-
nifty. Their resignment would practically
suspend all commerce, and be equivalent to
blockade, as nothing could enter or leave
the port.
shall await the action of the State, and
in any event, shall stand or fall with her.
Not being leader in her councils, I await
the call of those who are, and am ready at
a moment TO obey. Until that call be made,
I see neither wisdom nor patriotism in any
individual action on my part
JOHN LAURENS, Naval Officer
CHARLESTON, S. c., November 7, 1860.
RESIGNATION OF Hon. W. F. CoLcoCK.
TO the Editor ofthe Charleston Mercury:
DEAR SIR The inquiry has been frequent.
ly made of me, "What will you do if Lin
coin is elected ?" My reply has been, l
will answer when the time comes. The
time has come, and I now say, will not
serve under the enemy Of my country, and
whether South Carolina secedes, comedies
or submits, l will resign my Office.
VIM. F. COLCOCK,
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Socks arb Stationery.

- - M ~ W.. - --szu
Business Gares.
DANIEL c. BRUCE, $3.50
ANTHRACITE AND SH HFhHH 1NP c GEAhER IN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
sL3e,om OFFlcE-CoRNER OF SouTH AND LOMBARD SITS
B. F, WILLIS, ,,,, ,.,.-, ,.,, n,
DEALER IN AL KiNs N 81 S T,At MEr fso RAGS,
r and Prices XIX SsPnT Produce
w A MARBURG & CO., ~
HAVANA AND cE EaaGfITT SCARS G. AND PIPES,
D6 6FG f4SFftSrG cfGA Of
purchases would do well to examine stock before
buying any where else mh7tf
John RODGERS & sun,
ss Of F GE REE EE and FAYEF
3f Fr A M ES a ri 1Ssv. aSs
as-0 ORDERS respectfully solicited fr2s,m
flames NJ. ANDERSON 4 SON,
BANK NOTE GS G - %
IMITATION VENDING, VlSITiNG CARDS ETC co.
Engraved and Printed in the most fashionable styles
and Paris Visiting Cards De La Res Envelopes etc ie22-t
GREEN l. ZOE, DA''N'N e. ZOE
DEALERS N S GHSiGE 4 f KRONE O. Faee
ann r,,,,, ,,,, WINES, LIQUORS,
ell-u No. SS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait
REAL ESTATE BR0KER,
fs1ft ae 5S4 RsSP purchase and s1s
GUST A. LIEBIG, PHI. DR.,
ANALYTIC CHEMIST,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CHARLES BIcxEL
LABORATORY,
No 81 SoUru GAY STREET, (up stairs3
lalo-5m Baltimore.
I H. II j. S. HOGG,
q. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
work entrusted to them will receive their particular at.
Jobbiny attended to with punctuality, jal-tf
JARRETT & DE BEET,
CARRIERS AND GILDERS,
d7f No. IS BALTIMORE STREET
4 MMIDON 4 CO.,
n MN dtEN& Ip AN p RETAIL DEALERS IN
KERosE sSEr AA 16P Er fAERtfsi LAMPS
olot No. 5 Liberty STREET,
John NJ. STEWART,
% ARCHITECT AND >n,,>.,,. -
OryIcE-No. 10, Third SUPERINTENDENT tpry
>, s. E. Corner OF South aod Second streets,
olt0 Baltimore.
CLARKE + PEGRAM
kcNA AND N6kTH Gak 7E aaNuyAorURED
TOBACCO,
SO Exchange Place.
Iel-u Baltimore.
w EST l. JEVENS,
Wv IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
2ND DEALERS
Ga y FJ-fTURES,
81 every description
No 2U6 Baltimore street.
a. p.-.., BALTIMORE.
ne oesl manner and on the most pleasing terms mrl
John GREACEN,
- WHOLESALE DEALER
apls-u No Ss ExcHtSaE p AZ.
TNHE MOCNT VERNON COMPANY, have on
l. hand and constantly Misunderstanding
FELTlNG FOR PAPER MAKERS,
DUCK, FOR TRUNK MAKERS.
OyFI0E-LOXDARU STEsEY,
ocZo-t corner ~ Fr2nkliu /.
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
~ BEVAN Il SONS,
-.- DEALERS
AKERlCAN AND FOREIGN MARBLE,
40 SARATOGA STREET,
Howard,
nIu Baltimore
50 FISHER Il HUNTER,
a r CT G l. L U NJ BEERS
T&K No. l3SW. FAYEFTE STREET
Roofing, Hot Air Furnaces, Ranges and Stoves
~ Tin and Sheet Iron work To order s27am
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@ints. Yinnnrs. II.

6 ;:5: 49,
0s->x0la &c WAMBERSIE, Sole Agent,
fe9tf 27 South Ctares street
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Steamships.

4FTH CROMWELLS LINE
S A V A N N A H.
rho . EVERY FIVE DAYS.
The screw steamships
POTOMAC,
ro,,,,u NO, Caut. c. W. Watson,
LOCUST POINT,
Will run regularly Savannah every Eve days as fol-
POTOMAC Tuesday. March GOTH
LOCUST POINT, Monday, March 26th
10 freight received after IL o'clock on day sailing
40 bs OF adng signed after departure Of the steamer
FOR freight apply to
SAML. t. PEARCE, Agent,
Punctuality in departure may be relied on ~ ~
A9entSln Savannah. BRIGHAM. BALDWIN h co mb9o
1fF%A CROMWELL'S LINE
NEW YORK ''-'N
AND
BALTIMORE.
NH THROUGH in FORTY HOURS
The steamships of this Line will
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier 10, N. r and
BALTIMORE
From Spears wharf,
shippers to Boston Pr9vlenee Portland and other East
ern points can have their Goods promptly forwarded by
this line free of commission
Apply to SAML T. PEARCE Agent,
ZIG SPEARS WHARF.
or to II. b. CROMWELL Co,
r,L,e.x Sc WEST STREET,
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-
ee Y LII E. G. wAMBERsIE, Sole Agent,
fe9u q South Charles street.
Ga B.F ULMAN,
tHHA9j IMPORTER AND nENERI
- BRANDTES, VINES, &C., &C.,
Nos 8 and NoRTH GAY STREET,
Keeps constantly In store and United States Bonded Ware
CoGNAC BRANDIEs:
HenneSey, Pinet CaslOn Vine Growers Uni ed Vine
u RoGHEilE o %SD BGiS BRANDIEs
tors, &c. r
Bohlen's Weesp Royal Lion Medar Swan, Fish, &c
Champagne Sherry NRffrf R A Hungarian, &c
Bourbon MOnOng RkilfR End Id o il Rys
Wild cherry Blackberry Raspberry Lavender Ginger Straw
berry and Pine Apple guaranteed superior quality to any
in this, Philadelphia, New York markets, and at lower
price.
Rose, Vanilla, Aniseed, Noyeau, Cinnamon, Peppermint,
feriect Love- &c, &c.
The very Cocktail German Herb Swiss Stomach and
Russian Long Life
cgr Cur a; Absinthe, schiedam schnapps
fine srandies, Cordias Bitters, DC fei5t tS
M8A HUNGARIAN WINES,
tt7eHlzj IMPORTED by
As1e& RUDOLPH PoLLATSEK,
No. 1874 WEST LOMBARD STREET,
Two doors east of Hanover street)
IMPORTER AND DEALER N HgNGRkf LRP' WINS Ms
In connection with sA NIL PoLLATSEK; Wholesale Wine
per Bremen ship Columbia" first invoice OF genuine
in easG and superior Hungarian Red Wines
@3A BARTH 4 EDMEAD DIES,
VEL Al the Sla EstqSsAsd House No 81 South Street.
iAfoNih Ems C nMH MERCHANTS
Offer for sale in Bonded MqeRqqse Al The standard Brand
R EGSSis WI %N fse{ GINS SCOTCH wHSKEY JAMAICA
AND MARYLAND RYE WHISKEY,
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YfQaI Hntiffs.
TNyUIS Is n

WIS Is y!O GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
from the ORB % city in Maryland hath obtained
tG cir t personal estate of DENNIS McCoIGAN late Of
aid deceased Al persons having claims against the
slu are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
dSy Of to tb fe subscriber before
ded from all benefit OF said estate All peysons ;ndhad
70 sad estate are requestedeto make immediae pavment
"iNei uuer my hand tins 9th day of February 1850
Goa ,,rr,. p MLAU6HLIN,
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E.slIs~--!A BALTIMORE AND PHILADFT
PHIA sTEAMROAT CoMPANY 90 y ia

HaaiAAe>nzaaHsaH rHlA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
VIA CANAL,
- For the transportation of Merchandise Produco poar
HorSeS Carriages Furniture and Goods Of ali SORTS %i
Philadelphia and Baltimore " '''tS' "ei"teh
FOX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Companv,s St..,,
Doats leaves No Light street wharf daily at 9clock "a
rVlE In fiIadepfia at O'Clock the next morning in e
pie time for the New York Trains i'E'' III "''
No. 10 South wharveS ''" '' V''ocN'
Goods forwarded Immediately with car-free nf all ,,
'o' commission. j ALEX. SHEIVER. Agent,
No ; Light street wharf, RaItin',.a
,o. ~ A.GkOEE Els, Jr, A gent,
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slL-A NOTICE.
1-azzss-5e FOR TIE PATUXENT RIVER

III, o,oo n, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
time me steamer t MARY WASHINGTON has resumed her
P S 20 lGe patuXent River, commencing SATIfRDaY
RVVkRRtNG' Marsh 10Th, 500 ociocE and continue
F. F. EN- SAIUkDAY Returning will leave Ran1dict
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING at o'cioc, p pei Pi
returning. N '"i 'ihI going sahd
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IIIIII IdW'W INtgIsttf O1 WI Tor Baltimore
NOTlCE.-ln compliance with the provision
al act of the General Assembly of Maryland, passed
at December session, lS9, chap Az, entitled act rela
ting to stock held by nOnreSdens and provide
mo ie Of transferring the same notice is hereby given that
NANNY HOLMES, of Berkeley county, Virginia. has de-
parted this life that the her she pos
SesSe of and entitled shares Of Stock of the
Farmers and Merchants Bank OF Baltimore, and that
the expiration Of month from The eth day of February
1860 the undersigned adm nstraor viii transfer the above
mentioned stock.
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]. " HOLMES, Administrator
baltimore, February %, 1860 fe27 2aw4w*

baltimore, February % 1850. fs27 2aw4w+
NOTICH TO CREDITORS.-JAMES MUIR
INRAG AND HENRY r. HAZLEHURST havinp, by
deed duly executed and record d. conveyed all their estate
anu property OF every escr pton, the undersigned in
trust for the ben fit of tn cred tors giving preference to
sucIas SHALL within days from the date of said deed
iSlH reeas or all llims against them, and
az rsnd or dvidnds as may under the provisions
from the NitorS to b. signed by such rs desire 10 avail
themselves of he provisions of the dee have been left at
the counins- OF keyser Troxe South Calvert ST.
where the same may be by all whodesre do So
HORACE ABBOTT, }
WILLIAM KEYSFR Trusfeas
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Steamboats,.

ST FOR PETERSBURG Ivja CITY
POINT, VA.)-The steamer sD ~ -
PEREooET VII e2Ts Light stree: wharf AZ
dations apply to ~ '''' i'o'h accommc.
mh1oot J. BRANDT, Jr Agent
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W. l.. MARSHALL.
ml3-Iaw3Wt INJarl,

inh3-iaw3wN Clerk.
IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT
March 18th, lS60-Ordered that the sale of the real
state OF JOHN GLENN, deceased made by VIM W Glenn,
the acting executor of the last will and testament of the said
deceased and this day reported to this Court by the said
ing executor be ratified and confirmed, unless
shown to the contrary before the 18th day of
May next provided copy of this order he inserted in
some daily newspaper published in the city Baltimore
I2th day of April next
The report states the of the sales be SIS $50
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sls.h BALTIMORE AND SUs0GE tIi-s.
ga-slEE~-S FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA
80 AND BINDINGS ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The Maryland and Virginia Steamboat Coppanys ste,n,
er W M SELDEN tCapt, " b. kirwai viii resume her
WHARF, MHA + F Fo0 OF OF SOUTH STREET, it on
VIII leave fredericksburg FRIDAY MORN Nc Feb I7tb
az CLOCK Tor Baltimore, stopping, going and retunn
passengers. ~ '"'iu iieiSHt aiu
- HS Freight of every description received Nor5 on,
tuesday, 10 to the hour of sailing - '"S al"
Blank Bills of Lading, Of The form used can be had b
applying her Office, foot of South street ~ " i' ~
Through freight promptly attended To- CHARGES mid
and forward, with dispatch. " ''ai seS pau
FOR lnformatOn freight or passapa Chav;no o,-o.,,
state Room aid berth accom- modatonsS anpv 10
THOS. CLYDE, President
Foot OF South street.
Aoents (Or on board the Boat.)
ii o-lhe SEllEN will continue to run The above da
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EsslE-N FOR RICHMOND, VA.
ss4asasaszzaaann The steamer "BELVInEREu will L.,
tiIlght street wharf TUESDAY AFTFRNOO% yte&ye
March 10Th at o'clock. " NEAF,
FOR freight or passage, having fine State Room accop
r,b,oot j. BRANDT Jr, Agent,
Light street
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NOTlCE.-The creditors of DAVID S. DEM-
ELMAN are hereby notified that, he has executed an
assignment in trust for the benefit of Creditors and the
lease I'm the usual FORM providing for the benefit all such
creditors who shall execute the within sixty DAYS from
the date of said assignment will be prepared at the Office Of
the UNDERSIGNED. VIZ - VI
mhl2 law3w HY C WYSHAM Trustaa
BALTIMORE, February 22d, I86O.-NOTICE.
o-Appicaon will be made to the City Council for tn
closing OF the lane formerly called Whtamores Lane
f-2s -''''~'
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Tue report states the amount Of sales 10 be 1855.
THOS. b. GATHER, Clerk
True COPY, Test-THOS. b. GATHER,

inho -law3w Clerk.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
1.ClTY, IN EQUITY, 9Th March, lS60-IN THE CASE OF
McCLELLAND FRANK rs. FLEI>TER Il OTHERS =
Ordered that the sale OF the property at the
nermi holns ana schroeder and reported
by Thomas Parkn Scott Trustee be and onSrmed
Unless cause TO the contrary be shown before the stu
gay OF April next provided copy Of this order be pub
se once week for three successive weeks before
Baltimorecity. ' $685. ' "
me Report states the amount of sales to be $780, subject
the mortgage on the property
mig lHw3w (COpy) JOHN II PRICE
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-By virtue of a
v Deed Of Trust from FORGE C. SPIES, dated March
9th 1850 tte undersigned has been appointed Trustee for
the benefit the creditors of said Spies One of the proyi
SONS of said Deed creates preference favor of those Gre
dltors who shall within ninety days date of said
deed execute rel Of their CLAIMS against the said Geo
e. Spies Tie creditors referred to the deposited
for record in the oe of the Clerk of the Superior Court of
baltimore city The release for creditors sign is at the
store off Smith, No. 81 West Baltimore street
mlll2 2lM2Mt TENM L GRIEELSS T.,.t..
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-The creditors of
~ JOHN c. FUCKER, applicant the benz fit of the
nsovent law Of the State of Mary who were such prior
to the 9th day of February l6O the date of his plca0n
are hereby notified to file their claims, duly authenti-
cate with the Clerk e the Court of Common Pleas or the
Auditor OF nsolvent Debtors Estates before the 5th
day OF May next preparatory the distribution of assets
ALEXANDER WOLFF.
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n scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court for
Batnore CITY, in Maryland letters OF administrator
sad sad CITY, deceased All persons having claims against
SaI usGeSeu are hereby notified present the same
WIN te vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or he
lore the Sn DAY Of September 1860 otherwise they may
ny Jaw eNcluded from all benefit of said estate An per
sons indebted to said estate are notified TO make i'm
mediate payment Given under my hand this 5Ih dav Of
March, 1860 TIIny iS ~ w " ~ way vi
mh6 '"
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r,,Igt
Hplau No. 10 South wharves PHILADELPHIA
rSsIIs FOR THE SOUTH
IEEEzsasssE2zszsy DIRECT FROM NEW Y0RK, pnlApEI
PliiA and BALTIMORE, via the
TO NORFOLK, wEJ.li6N, WiiWINGTov. CHARLES
TON, Augusta, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE corr
BlA, ATLANTA, MONTGOMERY, AND '1'e
NEW ORLEANS
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
,,- r,, DAILY, leNcert SUNDAYS via
BAY Lin 4, SEA BOARD ROANOKE RAIIEugI,
r, " TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
Inc schedule being ARRANGED that the traveller
ONO NIGHT TRAVEL the Railroad from 80
NEW YORK TO WELDON Y &
A.. THROUGH TICK ETS
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I'M January Term, ls60-TIIE NORTH BALTIMORE
33OlhpiNG ASSOCIATION Us. PATRICK STARRS.-Or-
SeIeu INT the sale made and reported by William A.
rusee Tor the sale of the easelold men
I ni thr proceedings between the North Baltimore
buulnS ASSOCIATION and Patrick Stars, be ratified and
conhrmed unless the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the Both Gay of March inst: provided copy
lls order be inserted in newspaper printed in
hanor once in each of three successive weeks before
the Both day of March inst.
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Religious Services.

esJyterian-Liberty Street. Services in
the morning at 102 o'clock, and evening al
lS. Pastor-Rev. j. II. Symmes.
English LutherGn-Corner of baltimore and
Centre Streets. Services in The morning al
1O3 o'clock, and in the evening at o'clock
Pastor-Rev. A. j. Weddell.
Methodist Episcopal-Centre Street. Ser
vices in the morning at l03 o'clock, and in
the evening at 8 o'clock. Pastor-Rev. Is
II. Crever.
Methodist P,otestant-Bedford st. Ser
vices in the morning at 102 o'clock, and in
the evening at o'clock. Pastor-Rev. j.
Clay.
Washington Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 101 o'clock, and in
the evening at 8. Rev. DIR. Spear, Pas
tor.
Baptist-Bedford Street. No Pastor.
German Lutheran-Bedford Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 10 o'clock, and in the
evening at s o'clock. Pastor-Rev. +.
WASHER.
81. Pahick's-Centro Street. Services in
the morning at 10 o'clock, and vespers at q.
Pastor-Rev. Edward Brennan.
81. Peter and S. Paul-Fayettc Street
Services in the morning at 10 o'clock, and
vespers Of "a Pastor-Father Seelos.
Jewish Synagogue-Baltimore Street. Ser
vices Saturday morning at o'clock. Pas
tor-Rev. A. Laser.
Second German lutheran Mmch-Centrc
Street. Services in the morning at 10 o.
clock, and afternoon at p o'clock. Pastor
Rev. Louis BiltZ.
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1juetital.
From the Home Journal.
The Sleeping Maid.
DY INA d. CARSLEY.

The gold-fringed curtains loopod aside
From round the couch whcreon she lies,
The charmed seal of slumbcr pressed
Upon the waxen-liddcd eyes;
Awhile the moonlight glmmers through
The leaves that climb the easement DER,
And fling their quivering shadows forth
Upon the tesscllated floor.
She sleeps: the pale light softly falls
Across the maiden's sculptured face,
And DER her bosom's pearly snow,
Uphcaving meath the robe Of back
And dreams while through the dimpling
smiles
That keep the moist, red lips apart,
The white teeth glow-a wedge of part
Within ruby's crimson heart.
How lightly, on the silken couch,
Reclines the full, yet perfect form,
The soft brown trcsses nesting close
About the milk white, rounded arm,
That half supports the dropping head,
And glossy weight of truant curls,
Escaping from the prisoning band
OF large, white oriental pearls.
So still she lies, while languidly
The lashes dark, and soft, and sleek,
Telling the lustrous orbs beneath,
Rest on the rose-tinged ivory check;
While over lip, and eyes, and brow
The warm, enamored moon beams creep,
Encirciing with their light the form
Thus claspcd within the arms ofsleepl
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Useful Receipts.

Roly- Poly Pudding. rich pudding
paste with -four and butter, without sllot. but
as light as possible. Roll it out thin, and
cut it to the breadth of eight or ten inches,
makcrg it at the same time as long as you
please; but half pound of flour and five oun-
ccs of butter wetted with water, will prob
ably be sufficient when rolled out quite
smooth; then spread upon it thick layer OF
raspberry, currant, or any other sort Of jam,
but leave about an inch of all the edges bare
That done, roll it round; the roll of paste will
secure the fruit, and the ends must be twist
cd together for the same purpose. Wrap it
in nicely Toured cloth and boil it for two to
three hours according to size. Take it up
quite hot, and when served cut it crosswise.
It may appear homely, but it an excellent
and much-admircd pudding.
Il Chishire Pudding.-Make crust as for
a fruit pudding, roll it out to fourteen or fifs
teen inches in length, and eight or nine
in width; spread with raspberry jam, or any
other preserve of similar kind, and rol! it
up in the manner of a colared eel Wrap
cloth round it two or three times, and tie it
tight at both ends. Two hours and quar-
ter will boil it.
To Keep Your Hands Nice-Wash them with
sand-soap, and Immediately atterward with
fresh water. Then while they are wet, pat
into the palm Of each hand a very small por-
ton of rose cream or almond cream tsuch as
gentlemen use for shaving, and is to be had
of all pcrfumcrs), and rub the cream all over
them, hard and thoroughly. II formsa strong
lathcr, which will render your hands very soft
and smooth; the pores having first been we'll
opened BY the friction of the sand soap. In
some very fair and delicate skins, the sand
soap at first, leave an uncomfortable irritation,
which however, is generally removed by the
immediate application of the rose cream
Otherwise use the rose mater without the
soap.
Wash for Sore NI1les-Thc Ingredients arc;
Powdered gum arabic, eighth Of an ounce,
rose-water, one ounce. Mix the preceding
Ingredients together, and then add the follow
ing articles when they are thoroughly dissol-
we'd: Powdered borax, eighth of an ounce,
rose-water. one ounce. After both mixtures
are well Incorporated, add tincture Of myrrh,
quarter OF an ounce
Cholera Mo,Jus. Said to be cerian cure.l
The ingredients are; One glassful Of west
| India rum, one glassful molasses, one glassful
ger. Mix them all together, and take it, It
IS said to afford immediate relief.
For Piles. = The ingredients arc: Two
tablespoonsful of tar, eight tablespoonful Of
lard, not heaped. First wash the part affec-
ted with CASTLE soap and water, and then
apply the ointment. The ointment should
be used once or twice each day.
Cure for Burn n-Kreosotc, six drops, sim-
pie cerate, one ounce. Apply Che salvo twics
a day.
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SINGERS
Sewing Machines |!
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Which makes no Noise !!

WE desire to call the attention OF Tai
w lors to our New Machines, just from our
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This improvement is found in no other ma
chine and is secured by letters patent.
To those who have reerained from buying we
offer the most perfect mac ina, the only one that
does every kind Of tailoring, the finest and the
coarsest, all the york Of the Family; binds hats
caps, fronts, gai .es, shoes, and every thing ne
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Chimes $1,000 in operation in this city,) IS sum
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@B Send for copy of l. M.SlNGE- Cos
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wishing to purchase, will notice our Machine
with one operator-wil do more work than
any other two machines, which is gain OF 100
per cent. Prices ranging from $50 to Sl25.
W. E. BRODERICK, Agent,
l59 Baltimore st.
Baltimore, Md, Jan %, 1a60-Iy.
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NUMBER 80.

was and looked through her tears into his
eyes.
Dbve you, Harry she said, 4 know not if
it is love or idolatry; but from the hour when
| was robbed of my poor father, knew that
had no friend but you in the wide world,
and the very tenuris Of my being clung to
you. In your presence have experienced
every joy, and shared every bounty at your
hands / am unworthy of you, Harry, but
do love you with every impulse OF my soul.
But
what Mary7'
Il never dared to dream of being your wife.
But you will, Mary?'
IF you wish it, yes! and grasped crown
ing joy
Thanks, Maryp he exclaimed, kissing her.
'IIenceGorth ] shall place doable value on
my prize of the NeucesP
And l. she answered, shall feel n double
pride in being free RANGERS BRIDE'
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

Ifiubscribers order the discontinuance OF
heir newspapers, the publisher may continne
send them until all arrearages are paid.
lfsubscribers neglect or refuse to take their
newspapers from the Office to which they are
directed, they are held responsible until they
nave settled the bills and ordered them discon-
tinucd.
If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, and the enewspaPersare
sent to the former direction, they are held re-
sponsible.
The courts have decided that refusing to
tkat newspapers from the Office, or removing,
and leaving them uncaled for, is prima facia
evidence ofintentional fraud.