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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-23

Office Of the Clerk of the Board OF Supervisors o.
/ jefferson County. Wisconsin.
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Those who know Mr.. Tucker most intimately are
loud in their indignation
There are many private letters here from Viz
ginia, all telling the same story, of prosperity and
nigh hopes, troops well fed and promptly paid. A
lady living within seven miles Of Manassas writes
that the great Parrot seige gun taken by the Con-
iederates in the fight. bears two inscriptions,
thus: on one side "Pills for Rebels" "U- s., July
l." On the other, ''Return to plague the Inven-
tor" &C. S., July o."
An accession to the Commissary's Department is
Captain Sullivan. U. s. A, who has iust been
dered to Baltimore, He has hitherto been on the
staff of Gen. Mansfield, as Acting Assistant Adu-
tant-General. Apropos of Commissaries, five ad-
ditional to the regular quota have Just been ap-
pointed. They will be sent West to buy 10 prov
ender and stores.
Another pair Of adventuresses in crinone burst
recently on the admiring gaze of our martial IN IAN
Killers, only to disappear from it suddenly again
like beautiful dream" Two very progresses
ing young strangers claiming to be attached to
the staf of the estimable Miss Dir, were taken
at their word and succeeded in collecting a
carriage load OF comforts and pass, with which
they hastened to the wounded at Manassa. In a
lew days they returned with receipt from Col.
Steuart of the Confederate force. Their humane
mission had been dscharged-one had seen her
husband and the other her lover-fact
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OUR SOUTHERN EsTAFETTE.
The burning of Hampton.

The burning of Hampton.
We have heretofore alluded to the burning of
the above place by the Federal troops Below is
an extract from the Richmond Examiner conGrma-
tory of our former reports:
The hendish ingenuity of the Yankees has been
taxed Tor the purpose of utterly destroying every
vestlge OF civilization near Fortress Monroe, I'm.
offending citizens have been shot, women have been
raped, houses have been Quilted of their contents
and then burned, fields of ripe wheat have been
hred, growing corn cut down, and farms swept of
cattle, horses, hogs, provender, fruit and the out
houses and enclosures destroyed Slaves have
been encouraged to eope and rewarded for betray-
ing their masters, and protected by the guns of the
,ors. Ihet beautiful and unfortunate town, Hamp-
ton, was first paged, then converted into an Al
satla for runaway negroes, and finally burnt. The
refined, educated and amiable people who made
that section Of Virginia attractive TO the stran
ger, are now exiles and beggars.
The ravages of the modern Goths and Vandals
have been equally horrible and revolving near Man.
assas There they have enacted all the dark crimes
by which the Paradise of the Peninsula have been
made drea desert. 1t is true that Bethel and
Bull Run have restricted the atrocities of the inva-
ders to narrow compass; but the design of the
enemy was, and still is, to carry their work of
robbery and muir der into every Southern State.
Hampton and Fairfax Courthouse are mere sam
pies OF the work of pillage, rape and arson with
which they have commenced the task of subiuqat-
ing the South.
increase of the Confederate Army.
Thst the large increase of the army lately author
zed by Congress was the subject of opposition,
as to the degree of increase we are enabled to
| from the views OF members. We are glad, however
| to be equally assured that this opposition did moi
manifest itself in the vote the measure and that
| the bill was passed unanimously. This yielding OF
the opposition OF minority at the time, and under
| the peculiar circumstances, and particularly on
measure of the national Defence affords an instance
of public spirit that deserves both to be noted and
admired; while the moral effect of unanimous vote
mn nrtq Ht
| enemy spirit as formidable and as enduring as it
| is pptriotic
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, AUGUST l6, 1851.

1t will be seen by reference 10 cur telegraPhic
column that the return of the sheriff of Kings
county, New York, declaring that he was unable
to obtain access TO Fort Lafayette, and was pre-
vented from serving the writ of attachment on Col.
MARTIN BURRE, has created an intense excitement.
The citizens of Brooklyn declare themselves de-
termined to support the majesty of the law and to
resist so fragrant attack upon the principles OF
liberty. They insist upon the arrest of Colone!
BURKE, and will, in all probability, succeed in
making most formidable demonstration
We can only hope that their patriotic efforts
may be crowned with success, and that the peo-
pie OF the North may at last be aroused to full
appreciation of the military despotism with which
their country is threatened.
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we have published, from time to time, lately.
various pieces of interesting information in regard
to army movements, communicated to Us in the
usual way, by our regular correspondents, or de-
rived from respectable private sources. Several
Vi our Republican contemporaries at the NORTH
copying then all the while with eager haste Them
seiVeS-haYe denounced our publication of such
matters as q violation Of the agreement Of tho
"press with Gen. MCCLELLAN.' Otbers--st;,,
copying the items--have done Gen McCLEI1AN
"the justice to say" that he could never have
communicated any of his purposes, to so abomna-
bic journal as the EXCHANGE, q which is well.
known to be &C., &C., &C.
These paragraphs. of which there have been a
good many, establish one or two curious facts.
They show, in the first place, that an agree
menF OF some sort has been entered into between
Inc press Of the North and the Government, to
Keep the public entirely in the dark as long as is
convenient, In regard to facts and purposes in
"n'ch everybody is interested. They further de-
that "the press is quite willing. not
ing, to disclose all the items 1t can get
INV It's columns upon somebody else's resoonsi-
pi'lty. Ia other words, the Tribune, the 7y,noe
the U0rldi and all the rest Of .bo,,
honest enough to cheat Geper., Mo-. '''
they can, over the EXCHANGES shonldar- ~,
then abuse the EXCHANGE by way of atopanent -
Now the journals in question speak onlr a.
truth, when they say that this paper has had No
part or lot in any agreement with the Govern
ment' and has derived no information from Gov
eminent confidence. What we publish, is what
VIC are able to learn by legitimate and customary
neans' from persons who we believe have no mr.
pose 10 mlslead us. We were not invited TO the
iaiiious OonVenton of Editors at Washington,
anu SHouiu no' nave attended it if we had been
favored with call-for we think that the truth
can be readily told without an editorial consn;-
racy, and we do not exactly see how faIsabood
is less false, because it is echoed by an editoria,
crowd or under an official sanction
We believe it to be the interest of
q free country for the press 10 keen
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- e. "a
sHoUGDEE 4EAM
6HIRTSi
SaIRr5i
SHIRTSi.
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OR NO SALE
Unequslled by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOsoMs;
EMBROIDERED BOSOM sHIRrs.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTss
MERINo SHIRTS ARD DRAWERS
COLLARS FiES, sroCKs
GLOVES AND HAIF-HOSE
HATDKERCHIEFS
W. P. T0WLES / BRC.,
PATENT sR0ULDERsEAH SHIRT GANUFACTOgy
las baltimore gtrsse
UndeY Carroll Ball
SOLE AGENTS FOR JE0. CLARK, Jr., h co.'s Va.
OEIgE COTTON Also,
fAFs9T FLOOR SKATES ,,ss,
EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAEE3 FRY Err invites attention to the very eYte,s;ya
assortment of LoUkingGasses now ia store suitable s-
every position and Of all sizes.
AaEtel Mirrors, Pier and Wall DO. oval and snpara
Cornces Tables, Brackets Consos, &C., at uneauaIled
prices.
The latest English and standard French Engraviags al
ways in stock.
ment of PICTURE FRAMES AIso frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &c.
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert street
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To CONSUMERS OF CoAL.-Havlng on hand and
receiving daily all the diff rent varieties Of
HARD AND FREEBURNING Goals,
oher great inducements to to lay their sup
les Tor the winter W. +. Fl. ONION,
al6 I'm corner Lombard st. and Central avenue
CHEAP Books AND STATIONERY Second hand
Books bought or exchanged by
JOHN P. DESFORGES,
ANTIQUARIAN Book STORE,
al5-3t1 IL Light st., and opposite Fountain Hotel
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SUPERSEDURE OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN


The future historian" of America, when he
comes to write the chapter on the rebellion of
1861, will do justice and consgn to infamy, the
names ct those persons who assembled in New
YORK, in April, to consider the subject of SUPER
sedng President Lincoln, before he was six weeks
10 office, and of establishing Provisional Govern
ment The men who attended that gathering
were Republicans, and of that branch of the party
who have now much to say about "traitois -
They went so far as to name the man who was to
supersede the President; and they deputed one of
the party editors to feel the public pulse The
editor sent forth the eeler, in the form of propo-
sition to overthrow the President. We exposed
and denounced this reasonable conduct at the
time; but the propositions of the consprators were
80 m!onstrous, that the people unwilling to
oeieye them of more moment than an outburst of
9Xctement incident to the fall of Fort Sumter
We now re assert that a meeting was held in New
OK IN April last, and the question of the over
throw OF President Lincoln was discussed. Let the
man VINO mas 1t In his mind to write the history of
the rebellion, gather the facts.
we call attention at this time to these facts be-
cause we notice much scodng in certain Of the
New York journals, because the Democrats of
New York and Ohio have declined the Republican
invitation to dissolve the old national party. This
is all.-Boston Courier, 14h.
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BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY,s COAL.
REDUCTrOT In PRICE

BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY,s COAL.
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
am receiving regularly nv supplies of this Gala
brated COAL, and am enabled offer it to consumers at
very LOW PRICES In view of the present unsettled state
OF affairs and the possibility OF shipments being cut Off
won consumers Of Coal to lay in their sup
plies at once.
AS no Cumberland Coal is now coming to this market
would recommend the OF my Coal as substitute for
steaming and other shall keep large supov con-
stantly my wharf =.
K ". TYSON, Sole Agent
No So Second street
For the quality of the Baltimore Company's Coal for
steaming purposes, respectfully refer to the following
parties:
Aessrs Dougherty, Woods Co.. Baltimore Steam Supa,
refinery Samuel T. Pearce, ESQ., Agent CromwelPs Line
Steamers; A l.. Huggins, Esq., Boston Line Steamers
Aessrs H. Abbott Il Son, Canton Rolling Mill.
Murray Hazlehurst, Vulcan Works;
And Steamboats, generally. WAR
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watch upon the Government, instead of sub
hitting itself to governmental censorship and tue-
lage, and we should feel our calling disgraced by
entering into any agreement" to conceal or tam
per with the truth. We believe that the people
need only the light 10 see their way out of the
complications which are overwhelming them, and
we regard it as the solemn duty of all connected
with the press, now, more than at any period O:
our history to let the light shine in wherever they
can lind an opening for lis rays. If the Govern
ment has Secrets it ought 10 keep them--the press,
under free Government has none.s
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r = vi OV A..
WILLIAM E. OWENS
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE

INTERESTING TO PURcHASxas OF FINa. WATCHER
William Dixons, London and jules JurgensenS, Copep.
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguers NICKEL WATCH
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Timex eer
for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner OF Caiyer
snd Water streets Importer Of Fine Watches Jewer Cold
Chains Silver and PiatedW .,ecoultres Swiss IA
and Stroper Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacle, SUI
ages. New goods il store. PuTch will ueasec
Notice-store CoRN aR CALVERT AND WATER STs
Baltimore .uis-s
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TO CASH PURCHASERS.
En SKG GCnTrSII En ENCUIGII Az

Youngers Tenants, Strong and Marzetti Sons East
India PALE ALEs. Single cask at s6O per Dozen Five
casks and sO Dozen These Aes are of direct
importation Of superior qualities and in fine condition.
'or sale by e.. THOS THOMPSON, .s
iTl Commission Merchant,
''''A 'i 20 South Gay street
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By the use Of these Pills tie periodic attacks Of Nra
o. nct HeGddce may be pTeTg1ted; ard il taken AZ the
commencement Of attack Immediate relief fran, main
and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing Ire ass. and EsaSacie
Which females are SO subject
They act gently tie Notwithstanding Costv.,sass
For Literary Men, StaGrss's Delicate. Females and all
persons OF sedentTy kc6i;S, hcy valuable as Lara
ioe, improving the Gpr&, giving toe and otyar to the
digestive organs, and restoring the elasticity and
strength OF the whole systrza
The CEPHAIlC PILLS the result OF long irvastiga
ton and carefully conducted experiments having been in
use many year5, during which time they have prevented
and relieved vast amount OF pain and suffering from
Headache whether originating in the nsr,s system or
from deranged state o. the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making chsnEe of diet AMI he oJSeacs 81 aly d:s
AGREEABLE Taste renders TO Gdqisr them to CHI
dren.
BEWARE OF COUNTF RFFTTS!
The genuine have Ave signgtureg Of Berry spadngoa
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers Medicines
Box will lie sent by mai prepaid rec=;tt Ct the
PRICE 25 GENTS,
Ali orders should be addressed 10
HENRY G. SPA GDENG,
IS Cedar sree. Row Work.
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D. Il. STILTz.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Sc n. CHARLES sTREET.
ja11-tf OPPOSITE ST PAULs GHuRcs.

ECoNoMYl ECoNoMY II
4 DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed an
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood MILL
No. North STREET.
si0-tf JAMEs n Ia5sa0N
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IkP0srAET 10 HousEKsspEEs,
hnoS shat they can cave money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split. Office ofCty Steam Fire Wood
Nin,'
Nc, sEoafH STREET
'tV'" JAMES II. 10HHsGE
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YEDpo TEA-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, lust received and
iof aaie py GREEN & YOE,
osI-tf saw us,t;,ors strsat
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ROOFING Ro0sIEd RoorIEG! II!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
Unrvaed by anything discovered for Roofing
PHaYsCTLY FIRE PROOF,
FsEFsCrLY WATER PRooF
UNsQUALLED FOR ECONOMY
UaRrvALLEp FoR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED 70 EV cry CLlaaFs
For further Information address or call On
JAS II JOHNSON,
No Jarvis Building, cor North aud Baltimore sts
iy26-tf Ealtiu,oss
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WooDi Wooo II Woopiii
rHB CENT By buying your Woed st oce Of CITY
Steam Fire Wood Viii,
No.sAoarasaRzs4
JAGES Il. J0BNsONl
CEoICE GROCERIES.
TEA,
COFFEE AND VINES
Old Rye
Whiskey Brandy
Cf the
Best Vineyards.
Cut Loaf Sugar, Brown do5
Beautiful Family Flour
and
Finest Hams.
For sale by VI. II. MCLEAN,
jySEI 81 Charles street.
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Nc sEoarH STREET
'lc'H JAkEs H. loHEsen
YEDpo TEA-A delightful article, part of the
for asie by GREEN n VOC.
osi-sI SO W. Baltimore street
NUTRITvE CREAM FOR THE HhIR.--This prepa-
ration will render the hair soft and glossy and prevent its
iag Gu Composed it is OF the purest materials, it
can Dc used with perfect safety and answers purpo
ses Of Pomade and Oils without producing th2 reaness
50 common to many hair preparations. Prepared only by
N. HYNSON JENNINGS 4 CO.,
Pharnaceutists.
-I mn2s-.E -..-.I ss Worth CHARLES street.
L SoSIERIFFALTY.- At the solicitation of
Wi; numerous friends particularly the echanics and
have presented myself candidate
FL the 9th, 1861.
1---2- COL: 6. )! In MERNAM
~ III. TOPPING, A NJ GEO G. CAREY, A. NJ
T.. No. 1856 MADISON STREET.
FOR B94 4o6 6AaEsH Sep T ems9 Gb Bs'dos
Classical and Mathematical courss strict atten
b cboo Ne to all the ordinary branches of Eng
the H Ee GSSgfy " be seer few days before opn
E'HE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES, MARY
on ,i.e las1 " EDNESDAY Y, the 18th of September.
Ara HORSE WANTED person bay-
11fS-iing good sound Family HORSE, for which fair
market pTic4 viii be taken, may fad purchaser by aa-
oresslbG BON lll5 Baltimore. al6-3*
STRAYED AWAY, from near the Post-oilice,
sSitsaie re|ard will be paid for him. Apply Ex
elalse- InEe: It%
HANS
N. W. Thomas Co.'s and WrD Clifford Neff, Fam
~ SuBar-cured llAhS, just received. for sale by
=, A. l.. WEBB l. BRO.
corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
pACON.-
~ 50 0CO los Prime Western Bacon SIDES receviog and
LOT SAFE Dy a. l.. WEBB / BRO,
corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
FLoG1UR:--
Choice brands Family. Extra and Super FLOUR in
sto,- ana Tor sale by A. l.. WEBB 4 BRO,
y corner Pratt and Commerce strerts
aiTN G3gggg.
IREAT BARGAINS
IN SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
Such as Grenadines, Bareges,
, . Barege Angais, French Lawns and Orraudias
iophns, aienclaS and Mozambiqups;
Ribbons, Embroderes and Hosiery.
LACE SHAW - and VISlTES.
ALSO
summer IOURRING FABRIi,S OF the best quality
~ Desiring to close out our SUMNER STOCKr as soon
as possible have made sill greater reduction in prices
Buyers should avail themselves Of this opportunity
90, PERKINS & Co.
1
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ESTABLISHED In 1887.
TO CASH aAsEas.
BIsANDEEs, Gin, WINES, sc.
OF all brands and vintages in Custon-House Stores
IN STORE,
large stock of STRICTLY PURE OLD RYE WBIs
hl Els from dstiilers OF high reputation.
The undersigned respectfully invites examination OF hi,
Stock which he offers at very low prices cash. in
ties TO suit buyers. TH0S. THOMPSON,
Jel43m 90 South Gay street
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PARKER BROTHERS. LONDON Gu AUCE This
celebrated Sauce is fast supersedng others From the
richness and deicacy OF Its flavor it has attained popu
iarity almost as great this country as in Europe 70.
sale BY all frst-class grocers and by their agente
GREEN t YOE, Importers,
: o3l-tf SO " est Baltinor street
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Peace.
Inc following is an extract from letter from
Maine, to the editors of the New York Journal of

Commerce.:
BANGOR, Aug. 10.-Nessrs. Editors: A great re-.
action IN public sentiment is now rolling over the
State of Maine. In almost every county, town and
hamlet the people, in their conventions and prima
ny meetings. are deploring the unhappy state of
a cringing dishonorable peace, but one based upon
principles of mutual forbearance and compromise,
The Republican party has become so emphatical
~ committed to war policy, that in their view
lne shghtess deviation from that course is political
death. In this they are correct. They have near.
~ run their race, and must shortly pass away, to
DC remembered only for the mischief and misery
their short career brought upon the country,
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REMOVAL. OF
WHEELER L Wilson'S
SEWING MACHINES.
AT. RnDUorD PEicza,
with
Class Cloth-Eressef,
Improved Loop-Check
new style
Hemner, Binder, Corder, &c
Ofice No. 2i4 West Baltimore street
next door to Uortian ( Co.
spS-n W. MERRILL. Agent.
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THEY RELIEVE COUGH INSTANTLY.
THEY CLEAR TGE THROAT.
THEY GIVE sTRENGP I'll AND VoLCaE TO THE VOICE
THEY lMPARTA DELICIOUS AROMA TO THE BREATH
THEY ARE DELIGHTFUL 10 TIE TASTE
THEY ARE MADE OF SIMPLE HERBS
AND CANNOT HARM ANY ONE
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-07-18
TIE MARKETS..
BALTIMORE, July 16, IS

BALTIMORE, July 16, 1861.
-Wheat-About 1000 bushels Wheat
were offered on Change, and prices were lower,
white at 125al45 cts. for ordinary to prime and so
cts. for choice; red 1l2a122 cts per busshel.
Corn-Of Corn 5000 bushels were offered and
white sold at 63a65 cts. and yellow at sass cts.
per bushel.
Oats.-Maryland sold at 27a3O cts
Rye.-Of Rye we quote Maryland at 60 cts.
from the Baltimore American of Saturday last I
ToBAcco.-The receipts of Maryland Tobacco
have fallen off this week, owing to the occupation
of planters in securing their grain harvests Seve-
raj steamboats,, which usually bring good deal of
Tobacco to this city, have been forbidden to make
their accustomed trips, by order of Government.
In the mean time there are no accumulations of
uninspected at the warehouses, and the re-
ceipts being sampled soon as they come in,
quick sales effected. We make no quotable
change in last weeks rates, but owing to the &C
tive demand prices considered rather higher
than last week. The sales comprise all the receipts
say about $50 hhds. within the range of quotations.
viz: Inferior and common ga $3.50; good COM
mon $3.50a 81 so; middling $s5.5ua ST. so; good
and fine brown $s7.5Oa SlO, and extra fine s LA
$l2. All Bay Tobacco from the upper counties of
Mar yland sells freely as Inspected The
sales of Ohio this week very small, the quaint
ty report ted to us being not over $50 hhds. at full
prices. Kentucky Tobacco has not been active.
The inspections of the week are 3l4 bids Mary
land; 1871 hhds. Ohio, and 10S hhds. Kentuc ky-to-
tai ,2l9 hhds
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-07-18
jan loft

&10n0 A YEAR made by any one with 80 Patent
OlLUU Stencil Tools stock enough included to re-
tail for $780, With activity this amount may be real
lied in two weeks time The only reliable source for
these Tools is at Fulams American Stencil Tool Works
the largest and only permanent Mandatory in the
World, located at Springfield, vt Salesrooms, 212
Broadway, New York 10 Mcrchants' Exchange Boston,
Stencil Tool Works to be ut the Office Of this
paper. These Works command the exclusive and en-
tire control of the whole River sill seasons and the
machinery for manufacturing Stencil Tools is driven
by water wheel Of seventy five horse power afford
ing immense and unlimited advantages, which no other
concern can pretend to claim. The $40 outfit is for
cutting small name plates and business cards. Tools
for cutting large work of oil sizes furnished for $e5
No experience necessary in using any Of these Tools
Do not FIJI, to send for samples ind circular. And if
yon buy Stencil Tools be to get Fuams, they
universally known to be the only perfect cutting
Tools made. Address or apply to
A. j. FULI.AM,
Springfield Vt, 10 Merchants Exchange, Boston, or
212 Rr. atiway, New York.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-07-18
FOR SHERIFFALTY.

MT R. WELLS,-You will announce GEORGE
1vl A. HUNTT as a candidate for the next
Sheriffalty. MANY FRIENDS.
Sep. q, ls60-tf
MIR. WELLS,-You will please announce
1Xl PHILIP A. SIMPSON, us a candidate for
the next Sheriffalty of Charles County, and oblge
Feb. Is, lS6O-tf MANY FRIENDS.
MIR. EDITOR-Please announce GEORGE
4Vl w. ROBEY, as suitable candidate for the
Sheriffalty of Charles county. We, the People,
will support him. MANY VOTERS
March s, lS6O.-te