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5elefte6 Poetry.
John Bell.


Hank to our couutry's Bell!
john Bell
What a world Of joy and promise should its
melody torctell.
Set it ringing, ringing. ringing
East and West, and South aud North,
Till like some celestial singing,
Its chimes ofpeacc seem bringing
Fraternal echoes forth!
Ringing Union =" &c Death to Faction
From our firm united action"
To the naturalization, wherever it may swell,
OfEvcrctt and Bell
Bell! Everett and Bell!
Till hearts all shall echo to the music of our
Hear the mellow wedding-Bell!
Union Bell!
What q world of happiness its harmonies
From our nations deepest night,
How it rings ont with delight,
With each molten golden note
All in tune!
What song Of joy should float
From glad Nations throat,
Very soon!
South and East ring out our Bell!
West and North its echoes swell
Make it tell
Ofthe future - A Il is well!'
Share the Joy that should compel
All to bear a hand in ringing,
All to Join in such swinging
Ofour Bell Bell! Bell!
That afar its voice may tell that nations
choice is Bell!
Bell! Bell Bell! Bell!
Ringing forth the celebration of the wedding
of a nation,
North and South henceforth united under
Bell!
Hear it toll Dsnnion's kncll-
Bell Bell! Bell!
What world of solemn warnings in that
funeral cadence swell!
A nation sees its error,
And faction shall in terror
Trembling stink back to its native hell
When the glorious note Shall float
From glad nations throat
Sour vote is-Bcll!''
And the people aye, the people
Shall ring from every stecple
That glad knell.
Not tolling-t olling-tollng-
In q mIflicd monotone,
But a peal of triumph rolling,
That might rouse a heart of stone.
lie is neither man nor woman,
He is rather brute than human.
But the hondman of some party, who shall
hear unmovcd that Bell.
Let ii roll
It's raan DER the nation,
In thankful exultaton!
Hear it toll
That nations heart beats time to the music
of tn. chime
OF our Bell!
Shout in hrothcrly communion
Our peace shout Union! Cnion!'
To a happy, happy ringing
Ofour Bell
Make it swell
In hearty ringing!
Join the chime with hearty singing
Bell! Bell! Bell Bell!
Bell of triumph! Bell Of promise
Bell! Bell! Bell.
Set it ringing-set it swinging
For John Bell!
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GA correspondent at Richmond sends US

1-JA correspondent at Richmond sends US
the following
II wish you would say to yo1r readers,
that calomcl in one ounce doses. will cure a
COW Of most any disease. At least let me
give my experience: have two fine valu-
able cows they have had it seems to me-
some of the worst diseases that prevail
tongue mu,rain. dry mnrrsin. &c..-and
when saw they were dying. mixed one
ounce Of calomel in dry corn meal which
they would lick up. and it has never failed
to cure" Yours, truly, q. s. Z.
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ExKTON
Brick and Draining Tile Yard.
T1IlE subscriber having commenced, in
i connection with his
Old Established Brick Business,
the manufacture of
DRAINING TILE, "
bcgs leave to call the attention of his former
customers, ito whom he is thankful for past
favors,) to the fact THAT he is prepared to
furnish
b II G X A N D r j. e,
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES, and
respectfully solicits a continuance Of public
favor in his line of businesses.
All orders promptly attended to.
The subscriber will also attend to laying
Tile in the best manner, where it may be
desired. SAMUEL KING.
July :, 1S60-1y.
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1)octrp.
A Cure for Tootha che.
DY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.


Isaac Skinner Flint n miscr.
a Had a molar tooth decaycd,
And of dentists armed with iorceps,
He Was very much afraid
While on broken jaws he pondercd,
In his anguish he did shout:
:" With an aching tooth I'm dying,
But cannot have it out!'
From the State of wooden nutmcgs,
10 the misers Iuist town,
There had come rowing Yankee,
Who was known as DIR. Brown.
While the miscr groaned with anguish,
Dr. Brown was passing by.
And the miser shouted. :. Doctor.
I've the tooth ache, shall die!'
"No you won't, replied the Yankee,
For you know I'm very cute;
And, to cure tooth that's aching,
l can tell you Of root.
"If within your hand you hold it,
All your trouble will be DER
For dollar you can try it,
And your tooth will ache no more''
cob replied the grooming miser,
Name the root, do implore.
If, when in my hand l hold it,
This old grinder ache no more,
You shall have silver dollar"
But the Yankee-not to blame
Said he first must have the dollar,
Or the root he wouldn't name.
So the miser gave the dollar,
And the cunning Yankee said,
The root is on the tooth, sir,
Which is aching in your head.
"If you hold it in your hand sir
Then your tooth will ache no more."
And the Yankee, with his dollar,
Bolted through the open door.
With some other dollars gathered
BY the naming Of the ROOT,
To the TOWER HALL he hurriel,
And he purchased there suit
Now then, salesman" said the Yankee,
" Take the hat of Dr. Brown,
For you went so low on prices,
That he couldn't beat you down.
Our stock of Fall and Winter Clothing is no
full and compile. adapted to every market, NJ
inequallcd for variety, style and make. I'll
Intention Of buyers at Wholesale anil Retail,
invited. at Tower HALL, jlS MARKET Sire,
BENNETT & co.
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REMOVAL.

HR.T. II. MUSGROVE has removed his
l|Ohice to the new Brick Building, o.
opposite Col. Groome's. He is pre-otIB
pared to perform all operations in DENTAL
SURGERY, in the best manner. Artificial
Teeth inserted, from one to full set.
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WIN. II. MILLER.

ATTORNEY AT LAW
SOLICITOR IN CH.4.FCERY.
OFFICE, North Street, next door north
Vol Registers Office, Elkton, Md
Aug4, 1860.
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Allen & Needless New Fertilizer.

The low price and superior quality Of this
fertilizer is fast bringing it into general use.
Price $50 per 5000 lbs. IL cent per B.)
BONE DUST. Button makers fine Bone
Dust and GROUND BONES.
LAND PLASTER.-Wa Warranted pure
IT. barrels.
~A liberal deduction made to Dealers,
on all the above articles.
N. B.-Wc have large number of Diplo-
mas for Premiums awarded by the various
Agricultural Societies, which you arc requested
to call and examine.
ALLEN e. NEEDLES.
~ South Wharves and Al South Water ST.,
(First Store aborc Che,iaut,)
July Z, lS60-3m. PHILADELrHIA.
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CHARGES MODERATE.

P. S.-Persons from distance, by in
forming HIM by mail or otherwise, may have
set times reserved, and thereby prevent the
liability Of disappointment. [mar l2-tf
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n. Il. BIDDLE,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, and solicitor in
n Chancery, ELKTON, Md, will give
prompt attention to all business intrustcd to
him. Ofiicc--In The Democrat Building,
opposite Col. J. C. Groome's.
Mar24, lS60-ly.
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JAS. II. MCCULLOUGH,

Attorney at Lar, and Solicitor in Chanccry.
nFFICE removed to the Brick Building,
Won North Street, nearly opposite the
office of the Register Of Wills.
June 0, 1S60-Gm.
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10000 Chestnut Rails, fr Sale.

VX7HEN necessary they will he delivered
w at any landing within twenty miles.
Inquire of the subscriber, in Elk Neck, or
by letter to the North East p. o.. Cecil
county, Md. ISAAC z. COLLlNGS.
Nov 10, 1887.
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Phila., vii. & Bait, Railroad

Trains leave n Ortiz East Station as follows ::
TO PHILADELPHIA. TO BALTIMORE.
Express, 1890 IN. Mail, 1880 a NJ.
Mail, 1928 &" Night Mail ! 20 60
Night Mail 7.30 F"
Through Freight, with passenger car at
tached, leaves North East for Baltimore at
els Pm Stops at Charlcstown, Prncipio,
Pcrryville, and IIavre- de-Gracc. Leaves
Phila. as p. NJ. S. W. ROBERTS,
July 81, lS60-tf. AGENT.
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JAMES w. MAXWELL,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Office on Main
IA street, opposite DR.. Wallace's Drug
Store. Prompt attention given to all bust
ness intrusted to his care. [Jan 8, 1858.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUDLlU NALE.
PY Order Of the Orphans Court, the sub
ID scriber will offer at Public Sale, on
TUESDAY, The 2ad day of October. ncrt,
at the late residence of VIM. T. Gibson,
deceased, on the Green Bank Farm, near
Charestown, the Personal Property of said
deceased, consisting of
80 Horse, 2 Cows, Young 81 Ia
c., Cattle, Sheep, II ogs, ~MMAN
Y.y-A.Plow Harrows, Cultiva- II. VI TI
tors, Gears, and other Farming Implements,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, aud other
articles not mentioned.
TERMS.-All sums under So Cash on
all amounts of So and upwards, II credit of
months, by giving Notes, with approved
security, with interest from date.
Sale to commence at | O'Clock p. NJ
VICTOR CRAIG,
Sept Is, l860-ts.' Administrator.
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GUANO.
PERUVIAN. Received direct from the
Government Stores. Warranted genuine.
1CHABOE.--Th is the old fashioned
Feafhe,y Guano, imported direct.
PACIFIC OCEAN GUANO.-A small
quantity of this we'll known article, in nice
order, dry ind rery strong.
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nlsll)anifal.
CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
JOHN v. REARDOy,

f. l. X II O N M d.,
ID ETURNS his thanks to the citizens OF
IN Cecil county for their very liberal
patronage, and respectfully informs them
that he is still prepared to
Make all kinds of Carriages to Order,
and guarantees to give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their work. An ex.
pericnce of ten yeals enables him to say that
his carriages will compare favorably with
those of any other manufacturer, in finish
and durability. He solicits the custom of
the people Of the county, generally.
USccond hand carriages taken in ex-
change for new, at fair prices.
A number Of second hand carriages on
hand, and for sale low. Jan l, '59--y.
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miscellaneous.
) BAYARD TAYLOR.

r ECTURE.-The Port Deposit Library
IL Association take great pleasure in an
nouncing to the citizens of Cecil county that
they have engaged the renowned Traveller,
BAYARD TAYLOR, ESQ. .-
To Lecture at the Town Hall, in Port De-
post, on MONDAY EVENING, October
LIST, at II O'Clock. Subject:
LIFE In THE ARCTIC REGIONS,'
From his own personal experience.
Single Tickets, so cents.
Tickets admitting a Lady and Gen
tleman, IS cents.
To be procured at the office of The Cecil
Wing. GScpt %, lS6O-2w
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DIR. JAMES Nj. CLENlENT,
SURGEON DENTIST,
GRADUATE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.
HFFICE at the residence of S. Clement, near
" LOMBARDVILLE, Cecil county. Md, and
is ready to perform all operations in the Dental
Profession, in neat, delicate and durable man.
ner. j. NJ. CLEMENT, ID. ID. s.
July 81, 1sG0-3m
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Gur0s.
DIR. COWAN.
DENTIST,
OMs AT THE FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
Samuel Marshall,

DENTIST,
MO. 105 WEST SEVENTH STREET. between
~ Shiplcy and Orange, WILMI NOTION, Del
S. NJ. having enjoyed practice in this city n
number of years, with pleasure refers to the prom
inent citizens generally. Sept l, lS60-ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
WI STITUTE No. 2ls 4h corner Of Macdousa on Wash
ington-squsre GEO: w. CLARKE a; M, and JAS FAN
MING A Propreors and Principals opens its Eighteenth
Academic Year on MONDAY, Sept 10, leo when Il. pupils
requested be pUncsly present Catalogues with
culars may be he'd at the broadway Book Stores BURN
TONS No. 40 6th-sv, and & the Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

M ISIS HAVENS Will resume her BOARDING
NI and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES THURS
DAY Sept b. Her school Circulars may be obtained a. any
her residence, No 20 hadisonay oewesn 8h a1a
Sroadusy Of ar A. D. Randolph No 6s5 Broadway 'nd
also OF R. N. Ravens, No II Nsssau-st.
Mis-, HAVENs viii be at home after Sept previous 20
which date applications admission OF pupils made 10 her
BY letter wifi receive her prompt attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

CHOOL Flu R NJ 7 u
- OF the approved style manufactured at he edess 90
tablishment IL the State
Lecture Room and Sabbath School se'tees Camp stools
B.kboards of Slate of diens Revolving or Stationary
Cmyous whit. and colored Office and Bank Ds+ks ses
RooLoases of every description made to order.
ROBERT PATTON No "a Grove-s'. near bleeckhr, n. Il.
Modern STYLE m SCHOOL FUkNl
lvl TURF Manufactured and for s.ls by N JOHNSON No
40 Hudsou- N. Y. illustrated clrcn.rs on .ppioaoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

Warren Interest allowed at the rste Of per cea an
sums from 81 SO and cent that ant
OPEN DAILY from 10 to p. also, on Monday ssss-
day and Saturday Evenings, from 70 2 N n B-ho.oy
loan Bond and mortgse JOHN CASTkEE, fresiacnt
l.. BuXrON. SecrctaIY
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HnaHr,ai.


A LBERT II. MCOLAY,
~ AUCTroNETR ArD STOCK BROKER.
sofa the s,oss~ Board fries ouTsu, a.s Sc )" s@s
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co.,
~ csnuo Pin. "a S.i:ia:, r..,n
'Rop pos ff sThs rs . ssrIsf 4 Ssso
PRINCIPAL CITIES q me WORLD.
MERcANTfIS CREDITS
1@ use 10 Europe China h.
p W, GALLAUDET,
- NOTE BROKER
LOANS OBTAINED ' OK TssT tf.ss ss cfT. -
No II FINEST. near srosd~ss.
- NJ. sknE 81 81 stts sia yts,s
"'"oh VI -. "a rAiA' rASis'
Gran. LrrfFs ~ y ekEsfT sf s.is.s r..
Also. CIRcULAk LETTERs or CREDIT n. pd.as.I
siILs ON PARIS, and stERLiEG BiLLs h .ss. Z "a
DOTH DIvIDEND.-OPTcE ov GxocnS
~ Fss IssUaLsc. cOD.u, No. q wslI,t, Bed d
Directors have ri, Day declared annual Divsai q an
y. esSI on .. Ssa M II
oyTrox ov rBn TEvsrsEs rgs Dus. PAo. R. R. Co.,
No a. ErcLAnge place
Esv.YoRE. Sept u lee
DOnnnfHufrrs NtDthHViurtr, hHo
IN Creditor, of the DUBUQUE AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY hereby noshed that according % decree
entered BY the Bondhodsr and granted By the Dsa Ce.r
Dubuque County lows ct the August term The Dsssgs
and Pacific Railroad hes absolutely cold and forseo-ss ts
their benefit under the Compromse arrangement entss ZEE
sne accepted the Bordhoders Aeetns, held this esos
Jolly 6th and 7tb, 1850.
Ts rights together with the lands OF the D.
buque sod Pacific Railroad Company h,ye been conveyed ~
new organization, THK DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY
RAILR0AD COMPANY, and the Trustees twho are Pfe.s
iona Directors the Company prepared 10 n.ss ss
exchange evidences Of the Indebtedness In seeStdAaos via
the decree Of Court -
at hand very important that sseh Interest should De repro
are respectfully requested 10 send 10 this Ones
o DDS Preferred Stock Of the ogsu,ias
Ia cont ing all particulars Of the foreclosure vs
Articles OF Of the Company &c Can b had
upon appliCaioB At this Office ,,.
:, o., IN. X. JESUP Trust Dub "a XIX 20
New-font (HERM GELPCKE, and
Dubuque tATr s sasnh D sosa en-, RI Co
METROPOLITAN BANK NOTE REPORr-
wi Err corr cted by the METROPOLITAN BANK nd
GWYkkE DAY, is delivered In this city and 6r'15ys
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Gutlerp, 6ar6mare, &r.

A A. THOMSON e. Co., No. 2l5 Water-st.,
~ NewYork Importers and Dealers IA Tin Plates Roofing
Plates sheetlron Zinc Copper Wire Block To speer Lead
20 Also Timers Tools and Machines Witch they oder fc
sale at the lowest market prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
6ouse- Furnishing GOODS.

'I'O the LADIES.-Ths cheapest and best place
II 10 buy SILtER-PLAfED WARE TABLE CUTLERY,
and all tinds Of House Furnishing 9ood.. u e o. BASS
FohpS, al Cooper Institute cor Asiorpisc ID aud @hsU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
MRS wILLIAMEs'
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
DAY AND BOARDING. SCHOOL,

no. 70 West 5JIh So nosr 9tu 'aV'
Mrs wILLIAMES takes pleasure in announcing to her
patrons that IN consequence Of appics on from
parents has added her school the adjoining
building VIII ch enables her t. offer enlarged aud improved
commoda ions to her pupils
large and wesrrsnged the first floor will be de-
voted gynnasc purposes where her pupils daily enjoy
the Of he most desirable system Of in door exercises
under the direction Of a competent instructress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
Real estate TOR 6dle.

A FEW beautiful COTTAGE HOUSES and
~ LOTS, with to two Of LAND aud two FARMS
situated fremont Wechester County for SALE or EX
Depot; or TO TtiOS l.. BRAYNARD, No 81 Wallst
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Il ESSRS. PARKER a. BERTHET will re-.

WI open their School No % East 2lst ST. Of
Broadway Sept 10 Pupils will be prepared for any college
the couLng and the studies Induced In French En
glish the parents option There Is Primary Department il
charge eKpeen ed lady, and OF the Principals always
directs the ses Of the Gymnasum. Crculas at LOGS
WOODS No. Ill Rroadwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

NJ W. LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
I'VE No ge Broadway, between 2st sud s2dsts reopeu'
MONDAY, Sept IL.
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9tcpes ano 6eaters.

DIBLE HOUSE, No. 3 BIBLE HOUSE,
ID FOURTH-AV, NEW YORK,
Use the oelsbrsted VESOVIUs COOKING and HEATING
RANGE The bes which from ordinary ranges goes 10 waSts
up he chimney saved and made available tbs
scoye without In the least essnLg its convenience efficiency
Kitchen Range The EfNA HEATER 10 act in
the front basement FIRE place % warm the basement psror
rooms For efficiency economy durability, and
sAty uneQuslsd Abundant furnished
Application. SPAULDIHG SrRATTON,
Bible House, 4h-sv N X Manufacturers and Proprietor
L,OR WARNING CHURCHES, HOUSES, &c.
n Get BARTLETTS PATENT HEATERS, for Wood or
Coal They srs economical and free from gas.
BARTLETT a LESLEY No. 426 Broadway,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

NIISS MARY SEDGWICK viii continue hei
w French and English Glass. oth September at No liz Wet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

a MERICAN and FUhEIUN DIEhO IIai' -
IA Who search Of Chinese and Japanese b oains
Grapes PoDgee Pineapple Dress Goods pineappe hsndhsi
chefs Hankeens Madras Handkerchief Sh.wla and SGAs
Chns Tea Sets auered nd Boxes Cnspdoes
Garden Seat he Boewood and SAndwoOd Brscelet hich
Feather China and FIaace American Indian Fans
many other articles which and not to be pro
cured any other essb huent In s country purchase
them 10 their advantage VIII 9lssAls and retail. u
FOUNTAIN i Co . India store, No. 60 Broadway.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-31
7 ELI MI a

baLiiMORE, MAY ~, 1907.
GRAIN.-IF heai.-Somc 4 100 bushels of Wheat
were offered on Change this morning, and prices
Were unchanged. viz l15ai53 cts. for fair to good
white, and l55alG0 cts per btlshcl for prime to
choice do.;red sold readily at 130a3 5cts per bush
cl for fair to prime.
Corn OF Corn 10000 bushels offered and white
sold at 6a72 cts for fair to prime, and yellow at GO
a61 cts per bushcl for do, Straightforward fair
Oais..Of Oats 800 bushels offered and Mary
land and Virginia sold at 35a40 cts
Reeve quote P, nnsylvania at 87aso cts and
Maryland at SOaS3 cts. per bushcl
From the Baltimore American Of Saturday last. ]
ToEAcco.-Thcre is no falling of in the demand
for the better descriptions OF Maryland Tobacco,
and all desirable parcels find ready sale as soon as
Inspected. Common and inferior qualities arc
much neglected, and shippers take very small par
GELS only when they included in lots of dcsir-
able quality. We continue to quote as Before viz:
Inferior and common 50. 5Ja So; good common
35Oa s I; rid'sling s 5a S good and fine brown
S,7.5OSlO, and extra fine & liza $l2 There las
been more animation in the Ohio Tobacco market
this week. and shippers have purchased about 900
hhds. of all qualities within the range fluctuations
though the desire is mostly cvnced for fair to Good
reds
The inspections for the week arc 1867 hhds Mary
land; 5S5 hhds. Ohio; 10 hhds. Kentucky and
hhds. Virgnia-Total 1874 hhds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-31
z-,r,u : =


1 adjour ned meeting of the Maryland Editors
WEDNESDAY, the SIXTH OF JUNE, next, at
the Rooms OF THE MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL So
ciETV. 1t is desirable that every Editor in the
state, should be present on that occasion.
The objects of the Maryland Editorial Union are,
to cultivate social and fratcrnal relations among
the representatives of the Press, in this Statc to
advance their interests and promote their general
welfare.
After the business of the Union is closed, it is
proposed to have an Editorial Excursion to some
convenient point, and Il Banquet.
Editors attending the Union, will please report
themselves on their arrival in the CITY, to SAMUEL
BANDS, Esq, Editor Of the E'uM Register
II. VANDERFORD, JR.,
President Nd Editorial Union.
j. ScHoFIELD, SeIy.
May 81, 1880
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-31

nON'T you laugh, when [ tell you that
~ SCI1WARz is the greatest man in the world
on buying goods anyhow Shawls are seen, all ,roof
heavy, with rich borders. for 81 so. III declare
you never bought them for less than Sc. Shawls,
tell you, all silk, round cornered. with borders
my mother paid last week IS 90 for one like them
Go there, and take your choice, at only One Dol
lar and Fifty Cents. tell you it is no use talk
ing have seen the goods and examined them well.
Call and see the Bonnets he has got for One Dol
lar, already trimmed; nice Sunday go to meeting
Bonnets. See those Hair Nets for Is ga Cts
See the Fans he has got for cts and Parasols |
can't commence to tell, as they certainly the
prettiest and cheapest this side of Germany-for
children, misses and old ladies. In fact, one call
will be sufficient guarantee to all those who are
in want Of goods, as he put them down right to
everybody. Call and see at Fl. SCHWARZ'S,
may 81 l12 King St, Alexandria,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-31

ST. MARY's CoUNTY.-The Beacon says
We learn that the rate of County Tax for the
present year is 81 cents on the $500.
Riley Rfes.-The members Of this Company,
having obtained their uniforms, had dress
parade on Saturday last in the Court House
square, Lieutenant Raley commanding, and ex-
cited general commendation from the lookers-on
by their soldierly appearance and familiar ac-
ouantancc with tue drill. The company, we
learn arc to have a similar parade on Saturday
next.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-31

WHY THE PRINCE OF WALES VISITS AMER
1cA-The young lady about whom the love
troubles of the young Prince of Wales have be-
gun, and which have led, according to rumor
to his visit to the North American Colonies, in
order to avoid writ of breach of promise OF
marriage, is the lady Caroline Villers, daughter
of the Earl of Jersey, and granddaughter of the
late Sir Robert Peel of whom the Countess OF
Jersey was the eldest daughter. She is very
young. not over seventeen the Prince not nine
teen until November next.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-31
LADIES STOP AND READ!
alexandria Gazette please insert st.

A REyon posted upon the present price of G foods?
IA Do you know II. ScHwARz has returned?
Did you see those Hoop Skirts, 20 springs for G.
cents?
Did you see those Lawns for cents a yard?
Have you ever in all the days of your life before,
Kid Slippers with heels, well made, war;
ranted, for Is cts.
Why he has got little of everything; have yon
seen those Embroidered handkerchief for only IS
cents, and those for Children, for 6 cents? Ifyou
haven't, call early at the Cheep Store Of
HENRY SCHWARTZ.
Alexandria, Nav 81.