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MONTICELLO HOTEL
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4. Sabrsams.
Ite GERMAN ADV ERrlSE

Ite Ierman ADV ERIiSE-
.. HAssEL, Ed,tor and Proprietor,
r published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per A'num, payable in advance
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,,FFIcE: 7th Str, between CLAY y LEIGH.
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HAYES Ii. SUTTON,

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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-08-09
IN PECTIN E,
The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention and cure of Feuer and Ague
and Bilious Fevers. This wonderful remedy
brought to the knowledge of the present proprie-
tors BY a friend who has been a great traveller in
Persia and the Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphrates, he
perienced severe attack of Fever and Ague On
discovering his condition, of the Boatnen took
from his persop>an amulet, saying, Wear this and
no Fever iciN touch you'' Although incredulous as
to its virtues, he complied, and experienced i'm
mediate relief, and has since always found it an eff
fectual protection from all nnaiarious complaints
On further investigation he found that the boat
man attributed to it miraculous powers, and said
that it could only be obtained from the Priests of
the Sun. Sometime afterwards, the gentleman in
conversing with Priest obtained from him the Sc
cret of its preparation, and ascertained where the
medical herbs were found of which it was COM
pounded. The wonderful virtues of this article
have induced full belief in the minds of the ma
tives in the miraculous healing powers of their
Priests.
Since his return to America. it has been tried
with the happiest effect by several Ladies and Gen
tlemen of high character, who have given it the
most unqualified praise. This remedy having been
specific in Persia for hundreds of years, for the
prevention and cure of Fever and Ague and Bill
Gus Fevers-is offered to the American people.
1t will be sent by mail, prepaid, with full direo
tons for use, on receipt of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1856 Main ST.,
Richmond, Va. Branch Office, Bank of Commerce
Building, New York. Address
iy fly JOHN WILCOX 81 co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-08-09

Alexandria, writer in the Rockingham
(Va.) Citizen, says :-"Arrived at Alexandra,
put up at the Marshall House, which is now
kept by Mr. Wesley D. Mllar, who does up the
suaUater IN naodo in grand style. We mean no
dlsparagement to any other Hotel, nor to any
former proprietor, when we say the Marshall
House was never better kept. The jaded travel
Ter will here find every comfort the heart could
wish-kind attention, comfortable quarters, and
plenty of everything that is eatable, done up in
prime style. Our young friend, 'Jewett g.
Rogers, formerly of this county, will be found
in the "office." ready to greet the new conner
with one of his blandest smiles. He spares no
pains to make all feel at home Our friends
who call at the Marshall, will find that we have
not spoken without the book Business is quite
dull here now, but everything looks only the
more comfortable and coy because of the relaxa-
ton afforded the people. Indeed we do not
believe that there is any place in the whole
bounds of the Union where the people enjoy
of the real comforts of life than in Alex
andria. They have everything that the heart
could well wish. Pure air, wholesome water.
plenty to eat and plenty to wear, and then lust
enough of what are called the luxuries of life,
to make the inhabitants comfortable and happy.
We it in their faces we hear it in their voices
and it is even perceptible in their motions. It
does my very heart good to witness their enjoy
ments. And for pretty women, we will put
Alexandria against the world. Bless the dear
beautiful little creatures what would the world
be without Them
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-08-09
COMMUNICATED. |

Mr.. EDITOR :-Nishing to be brief and pre-
suming that shall be distinctly understood,
you will do NE the favor to publish the follow
ing explanation of my position in recently
called meeting of the citizens of Bryantown dis
trict, to take into consideration certain "fce
table of charges''-a subject indeed, agitating
the public mind of the Faculty, and the purse
strings of the Farmers
All that know of my connection with the
proceedings upon that occasion is simply this
After committee of five gentlemen was APP
pointed by the Chair and the said constituted
committee had retired in an adjoining room, a
message in due time was received by me, from
the committee, desiring my presence in the
committee room. Upon entering that room,
found discussion going on, and conflicting
views entertained as to the present and future
bearing of language used in resolution AT
this stage of proceedings, my views were asked
as | supposed, by the committee, and l gave
them with my usual diffidence, by disclaimine
any participation in the meeting, as | had nc
interest in the matter, to represent. AS we'll as
now recolect, this is all that transpired of any
connection of mine in the proceedings upon that
occasion; until | saw my name blaZoned forth
in your columns in full connection with pro-
ceedings published and my position defined, in
a communication, over the signature of ''Wit-
ness to the Proceedings"
Now, Mr.. Editor, having no wild ambition to
crafty in county dissentions, and not wishing
to appear so conspicuous, | must beg of my
good friends hereafter not to use my name again
without at least my knowledge or consent.
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor, I call upon all the
people in the county, regardless of profession,
or position, to meet each other at the shrine of
fraterna charity, and arrest this strange dissen-
SION terer, for my recent experience clearly tells
me, that it is very contagious, and alarmingly
distressing to the welfare and peace of our
citizens. T. EIzARE GARDNER.
July q, 1860.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-08-09

The REIGN OF HOOP SKIRTS OvER.-A New
York correspondent writes 1.-The indications
are unmistakable that the reign of hoop skirts
is soon to cease, far as the leaders of ton are
concerned. However sensible new fashion,
may be, however extensive its adoption, how
ever becoming its style, and however desirable
its perpetuity, there is one point beyond which
it may not go. The moment its price reaches
that lowest depth which brings the new style
within the compass of every ones purse, that
moment its knel is sounded, and its doom
is sealed. Fifth Avenue exclusiveness, and Cow
Bay gregarousness may Lever adjust their diff
ferences and harmonic their discords by the
partnership of Fashion and Poverty. The pos
SCISSORS of wealth will never cling to that which
they cannot appropriate and control And
when the veriest Bddy can so cheapy distend
her proportions as to crowd out of doors her
own mistress, it is safe to infer that the fabric
of Fashion which tempts such indiscriminate
fellowship is speedily destined to topple over
The skirt mania has finally reached this point
No change in form, no variation in curve, or
length, or breadth, can now avert the catastro-
phe,''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-08-09

ALEXANDRIA SHOE FAcToRY-We are pleas
ed to learn that Messrs. c. A. Baldwin & Co.,
proprietors of the Alexandria Shoe Factory,
have already received large orders for boots and
shoes from dealers in many of the towns and
villages on the line of the Lynchburg extension
Of the Orange and Alexandria and the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroads, as far as Bristol. The
goods they are manufacturing are, we hear,
giving entire satisfaction, the quality being SUI
perior, and the prices as low as at the North.
Next week, we learn, Messrs B. & Co., will oc-
cupy their splendid new establishment at the
corner of King and Royal streets, and we hope
that the Merchants from the South going
North, will stop and examine the goods manu-
featured at home, and thus encourage Southern
institutions and Southern enterprise Gazette.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-08-09
To the Editor of the Port Tobacco Times:

DEAR S1R,-I find in the last paragraph of
the communication of your correspondents, I'M
der date of August I'd, the following:
"Now, Judge, we understand that we are Of
fered considerable presents, in the way of hats,
boots, etc., if we will give them our real name.
Our modesty and humility recoils, of course, at
proposition like this, but if you wish to have
it, and will SO signify, in half way decent and
genteel manner, you shall have it for nothing"
Now, Mr.. Editor, as know Of no commodity
in the market SO cheap as nothing" l respect
fully ask, on my part, as we'll as on the part of
others, this precious gyi l am in hopes the
courage Of your correspondents will stimulate
them to the performance of their promise, though
their modesty may forbid them-for it reminds
me much of the lady's bushes: the more she
labors to conceal them, the more plainly they
are shown. l say to you, gentlemen, be of good
cheer. Take courage, for due allowance will be
made for your extreme modesty. Stand forth,
like men. Avow yourselves; and acknowledge
the communications, aoih yoe,' real names, for
you know not the good you may do. Your
names, like the morning sun, may dispel the
surrounding clouds, and she'd lustre upon tar
nished brow: JOHN +. GARDINER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-08-09
THE OYSTER MONOPOLY

Pursuant to public notice, meeting convened
at Oak Hill, on Thursday, the I'd of August
and was called to order by the appointment OF
RUFUS RoBEY, Chairman, and E. F. EDELEN
Secretary.
The Chairman announced the objects of the
meeting, whereupon it was
Resolped, That there be twenty-five delegates
appointed to meet at Point Lookout on the 10th
inst, to consult and act with members from
other tide-water counties upon the propriety OF
improperly of the oyster monopoly.
On motion of r. L. Mathaney, Leonard S
Robey, Joseph B. Gardiner, DR.. Benjamin Mar
shall. Thomas j. Stewart and Thomas H. Pad.
gett were appointed as a committee to nominate
said delegates.
Said committee reported Barnes Compton
r. H. Edelen, Furgusson Bruce, F. B. f. Bur-
CESS, Edmund Perry, Robt. S. Reeder, Col. John
J. Hughes, George Digges James Morgan, John
II. Cotton, N. B. Harmon, Joseph Stewart
Walter Mitchell, William B. Matthews, George
Brent, Benjamin Marshall, Jno. Gardiner, AL
fred Gardiner Philip WALL John T. Wood
DR.. William J. Boarman, William S. Keech
James A. Mudd, Joseph B. Gardiner and Rufus
Robey, as delegates to represent this county in
Convention at Point Lookout, on the 10th inst
1t was resolved by this meeting, that they
support no man for the next Legislature who is
not in favor Of the repeal of the law passed by
the last Legislature for granting the oyster mo-
nopoly A motion to adjourn to meet on the
first Saturday in September next, was adopted.
RUFUS RoBEY, Charm.
r. r EDErEN Sec'v
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-08-09

CHANGE OF TrME.-The time of running the
rri-weekly maa between this village and Chap.
tico, has recently been so altered that the mails
from Newport, Aliens Fresh, and other offices
below, do not reach Port Tobacco until about
noon, thus having to lie over in our post-office
till next day. By the old arrangement the mail
arrived here at g. A, NJ, and continued straight
through. This may account for some delays in
the passage Of mail matter over this route
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-08-09

RD%At a meeting held in Upper Marlboro,
on the 31st ult., the following gentlemen were
appointed delegates to represent this county in
the Convention of tho Tide Water Counties, to
be held at Point Lookout ON Friday the 10th
instant: George Forbes, VIM. r. Barker, Geo.
w. Morton, John D. Bowling, John H. Clagett,
E. Pliny Bryan, William Lyles, T. T. Somervell,
John B. Adams, Thomas F. Bowie, Samuel H.
Berry. John B. Brooke, J. E. Q. Early, William
B. Hill, and John Henry Waring
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-08-09
For the Times.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA. =

am composed of IS letters:
My II IL 90 5 ID 25 is essential to learning;
8 % 81 Is is natural requisite to greatness;
S 8 p "a is is what all men should pos
sess;
"a - Is II Is 6 is by no means singular;
for success;
20 IS II is that which we should studious-
ly avoid;
10 2 81 Is % ii II should be the standard of
all our productions.
II % 9 16 is required to accumulate know
ledge;
my whols is an exhortaton from the Proverbs of
Solomon, worthy the attention of every aspiring
young man. B. E. N.
1J-Answer to the Enigma in the ssTimes'' of the
10th ult:-"Wane''-'' HAPPY" Hope''-''You:"
"When you are happy" B. E.. n.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-08-09
nI- The Annapolis Gazette records the deatl

HSV~ The Annapolis Gazette records the death
Of the youngest child of Gov. Hicks, of Mary
land, and adds :-"Gov. Hicks has been sadly
afflicted since he took. the gubernatorial chair
Within two years he has lost his wife and three
children; has been confined to his room. six
months with painful disease from which he
was relieved only after undergoing dangerous
surgical operation. The same paper announces
the death of the eldest child of the Hon. w. H
Purnell, the Comptroller of the Treasury. Dur
ing the month of July he lost three of>his chill.
dren"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-08-09
sfs- Mr.. Obed Hussey, of Baltimore city we

known as the inventor of a popular reaping
machine, met bis death on Saturday. He fell
from railroad train at Exeter, whilst OF his
way from Boston to Portland, Maine, an was
instantly killed Mr. Hussey was on business
visit to the East at the time, and was accom-
panied by his wife and one child.