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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-06
Domestic.

Domestic. .-E.
Having no experience in the matter to:
ferred to below by the Dubuque Heralds
We have nothing to say; but as the infor'
nation here given may be Of value to some
body, we put it in type. The ladies' are all
powerful in bringing tn, ir husbands to any
line of policy they may dictate, and It il
possible the hints Of the Herald may lead
to the restoration of union and peace round
many family altar. Rarey tamcs horses
by mild course Of treatment-why can.
not woman exercise her skill in the same
way on the wild fellows they have lassccd
in the field Of matrimony:
A WoRD TO WIvEs.-Latterly one Of our
city papers has been engaged in crusade
against married men who abandon their in
20 ent wives and blissful firesides to play
ppker, drink whisky, 60 to dances, and ii!
short do every thing nights except sitting
in the shadow Of the domestic fg-tree.-
Such fellows have been duly and properly
excoriated-their unfortunate wives held up
as subjects Of commiseration, and the
places where these truant he's congregatcd
made the subject Of severe apprehension.
Fain would we hint Of q "tother side" to
this Of phase domesticity-that all men arv
not prone by nature to stay out nights and
play whisky poker, nor all wives suffering
angels, who sit up at home till daylight,
praying for and weeping over the truant
ayers.of.their-m millinery and grocery bills
The amount Of the thing is just here
Nine hundred and ninety men in thou.
sand will 80 home just so long as they find
home as pleasant or pleasanter than other
places. No manor at least great ma.
jority Of men-is naturally an abuser Of
"tender woman," player of whisky poker
or frequenter Of whisky shops; if he goes
there, he goes there from a very different
reason than what our religious friends CALI
natural depravity."
Nor are all wives angels, who are tyran-.
,zed over by masculine brutes-we opinc
that there is in society sprinkling-w may
say big shower-of wives, who to say the
least, are no such thing.
If man comes home from his business;
wcaried with his days lab0rs and anxious
to meet the smiles and warmth of Family
Life, and instead thereof finds only petn-'
liant silence, a whining discomfort: if in
stead of anticipated j,y"u>ness h. is met
toy cold silence; his presence seemingly
only tolerated, no kind word offered, no
sunny smile to cheer him, no sympathy
with his laborS, his wearincss OF pre>enc.
if he only finds himself badsered and tor
tured, >Solded at, or ORDERED around, en-
dured by pack Of female beaslcs-if, We
say, in view of undergoing this, or even
tenth part Of j., he does not iorswear home
and take to whisky shops, faro banks or
any other species Of reputable resort, hs
is, to express it e,nphatically. a digger
foor' than has any rish. to wife, family OF
anything Use.
We hope some of the much suffering
helpmctes will examine carefully into the
matter, and see whether the growing derc.
lotions Of their leige>, are owing to the iti.
nate, natural depravity Of Husbands or to
causes fostcred by the selfshness and un..
lovableness Of Wives.
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Mr.. Seward.
The Prairie du Chicn Leader refers to
Mr.. Stewards speech as follows: .....
We can see nothing in it to condemn;
nothing that looks like the abandonment Of
principle; nothing that Republicans cannot
hearty endorse. Abolitionists Of the Gar
rison stripe, and Southern disunionists--
who cordially unite in calling the Constitu-
ton "a covenant with dcath'-arc intense.
ly disgusted with it; and the radical por-
ton Of the Republican party, to limited
extent, are dissatisfied with it.
The LaPorte Union, an able Republican
paper Of North Indiana, speaks of it as be-
low. We commend the closing sentence to
those Republicans who deny Stewards or.
thodoxy:
We epublish Mr.. Stewards speech, in full,
in to-day's paper. 1t will commend itself
to every unprejudiced reader as the most
candid, truthful and statesman-iik argu-
ment for the Union, that has ever appeared
iii print 1t every sentence it breathes the
pure spirit of patriotism and love of count y.
A few ultra politicians may condemn Mr.
Seward for holding out the olive branch Of
of pcace-the same class of men, for the
same reason, assailed Henry Clay.
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EccENrRIcIry.-An eccentric wealthy
gentleman stuck up board in a field upon
his estate, upon which was painted the fol.
lowing: II will give this field to any man
who is contented" lie soon had an appli-
cant. We'll. sir, are you contentcd Many'
3" Yes, sir, very" "Thcn what do ou
want with my iisld?' The applicant did
not stop to reply.
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sB Why is pigs tail like carving
knife! Because it is Hourished over ham.
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~ 4 short time since, We took flying
visit to McGregor, the great commercial
mart Of Northern Iowa, and were greatly
and agreeably surprised to notice the large
increase of business at that point, since our
last visit three years ago. We expected to
see changes both in the business of Nc.
Gregor and Improvements along the route,
but our Imagination had never equalled the
reality Of the amount Of new farms and
farm buildings, created in so short time
too, including two years Of the most serious
money pressure ever known to the West.
What may we expect in the next three
years, when so great a change has ben
made in the year just past? We leave
those that know the beautiful and supass-
ing richness Of our country to imagine
While in McGregor, We, Of course, called
on Richardson Of the Times, and found
him and posse as we expected and overrun
with business, which they were diSpatching
with all possible speed and in highly cre-
ditable manner. May they ever prosper
We also had short interview with Mr..
Boynton, the proprietor Of the blank book
Manufacturing establishment, and were
shown specimens Of his workmanship sur
passing anything Of the kind we ever saw.
Any and all desiring blank books should
avail themselves of the First Premium"
establishment. Another individual by the
name Of Terry attracted our attention. he
can be found in the clothing store Of Wells
4 Co., and If any Of our citizens who visit
McGregor want clothing. just give Terry a
call, for if he takes notion he will sell you
q suit Of clothes for half price. In truth,
McGregor is . nice place, and contains
some good people that we know Of, and We
contend that it is the place for the farmers
Of Northern Iowa to market their produce
until We are favored with railroad near at
hand. The business men Of the place, SO
FAR as our acquaintance extends, are fair
and honorable dealers and as such are de.
serving Of patronage.-Clsar Lake Hads
pendent.
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Poetry.
For the North Iowa Times.
IANTHE.


IANTHE.
By J. II. GURNEY.
"IIow cruelty sweet are the echoes that start,
When memory plays sa old tune on the heart"
ELIZA Cook
When loved have LET and cold on their bo.oms
The damp earth is ressing its chilly embrace;
Tnsir spirits come back to the hesrt like presence
or those dear deprrted that nought can stlace:
And I, loved 1snths where fondly W parted,
Now wait for thy coming the grass still Is green,
And the willow still teudery hangs DER the river,
Where moon light I. dancing In beautiful sheen.
Sadly linger,
Peusve and lone,
Joy is . stranger
When thou art goas;
And on the green bank
Irecline me again,
While the Esd harp OF memory
Thrills ne With pain.
Yes often like this, IN the still hour. Of evening,
Fond memory pictures my hoyhood anew,
When thou through thy blue eyes, OH maiden Ianths
Looked on With love eve. gentle AMI true.
Dut calmly she sleeps, and the maple bend. DER her
And checkers her tomb tone with runlght and shade
She sleeps where the vioets grow. and the daisies,
Whore esten together in childhood we've played.
The flower. that We planted
Bloom bright as Of yors,
But bius.eyed Tanthe
Will tend them no more.
Nightly the zephyrs
The green branches wave,
And scatter the dew drops
Like tears on her grave.
I'm waiting, Ianthe! the moons silver sickle
Now cleaves the blue ether and sinks to the west
All silent and lonely; and still thou art absent,
While Loneliness csnkers thy fond lovers breast:
There tones in the evening that chord with NV
Loneliness!
Shadows that blend with the gloom Of my heart,
Emblems that - mbol the fate that enshroussd me,
Lsngings of spirit that will not depart.
Come then, Ianthe,
Aud chase them away
Those shadows that dec thee
As night does the day
Come to the fond breast
That still Is thine own,
Though the cold marble mock me
Aud .ay 'she is gons!"
Written for the Times.
Thou art noe here.
~ NINA PAGk.
Thou art not here, my earliest frrieud,
Thine aid, AID influence to lend
And when the storm cloud Lovers Ger,
My dsrk.ome path, thy voice no more
Can wakeu hope, or VANISH fesr--
Guide OF my youth, thou art not here.
No more l zee thy look Of lore,
Pure ~ the smiling stars above,
That look could nerve my heart to bear,
When on the verge Of dark despair;
But now, when e'er my SOULS ssd,
Thou not here to make ,ne glad
Spring con,eth aud it, skies clear,
But then, my mother Is not here;
Thou Who 'tidst show the creeping vine,
Beneath my window where to twiue;
Thou who d,dst rear the blossoms g.y,
llenceforth forever art away.
Thou art not here: amid the flowers,
i zee thee not in twilight hours;
And yet, sometimes think icel
Thy spirits pre- Ger steal
soft - the breath Of evening air,
To calm my throbhng brow Of care.
voLGA CITY, Jan. 81, 1861.
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GQual 10 the Emergency
Not many years ago two Frenchmen-
one wealthy and in possession Of ready
cash, and the other poor and penniless-
occupied, by chance, the same room in
suburban hotel. In the morning the 'see,ly'
one arose first, took from his pocket pis.
tol, and holding it at his forehead and back
ing against the door exclaimed to his hor-
rified companion:
ut is my last desperate resort an
penniless and tired of life; give me SOC
francs, or l will instantly blow out my
brains, and you will be arrested as mur.
derer."
The other lodgcr found himself the hero
Of an unpleasant drama, but the cogency
Of his companions argument struck him
cold" He quietly crept to his pantaloons,
mosed, after locking the door on the outside.
Hearing Of this, another Frcnchman, Of
very savage aspect, one night tried to room
with tall, raw boned gentleman from Ar.
kansas, Who had been rather free with hi,
money during the day, and evidently had
plenty more behind. Next morning Pike,
awaking, discovered his roommate stand.
ing over him. with pistol l,veled at his
own head, and evidently quaking with agi.
tatiOn.
"What the deuce are you standing thar
for in the cOld'" said Pike, propping him
self on his elbow, and coolly surveying the
Gaul.
III am desperatcw was the reply. "You
give.ale Won hundred dollare, or will blow
cut my brain!' "Well, then, blow and
be darned replied Pike, turning over.
"Bote you will be arrest for ze mur.
daire" persisted the Gaul, earnestly.
"Eh, what's that?" said Pike "oh,
see;" and suddenly drawing revolver and
five pound bowie from under his pillow,
he sat upright.
"A man may rs well be hung for sheep
as lamb" he cOolly remarked, and. at the
word, he started for the Gal; but the lat.
ter was too nimble; the boss pistol" in.
nocent Of load, exploded in the air, and with
one frantic leap our little Frenchman was
standing in his night robe at the foot Of the
staircasc--a proof that what may suit one
person will not answer at all for another.
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COddard,s Xxx Ale.

This article has been before the pubic hut short
time, hut II is already r garled rs equal to the bet
Chicago or Milwaukee Ale. MIR. Goddard was Rt one
time foreman Of large Chicago Brewery his expe-
CLAYTON City Ale l. moi sxcer,l In the Wet.
WAUGH FULLER our Agents NJ McGregor.
GODDARD 4 NOvEk.
December I, lS60u3
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@0a rl1
ANGUS SMITH s. CO.,
STORAGE.
FORWARDING ANO COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.

.-.-. Prspri~tors Of the
LARGE ELEVATOR WAREHOUSE
Al the terminus Of and connected With the
Mi,scaMkee and Nississippi and the Mii,cnukee
Watevto,on and Bayahoo VALLEY Railroads.
All property transferred from to vessels wthou
carriage.
~ Liberal advances made eonsignmsuts to
Milwaukee,. "r shipments to Eastern marksty.
Dcesmber ~. 1850 lOy1
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The Lone Star

IOC Lone SvSH
Il now in the ascendant, aud THOMPSON
ha the tools and the skill to shave sud shampoo
all the gentlemen Of McGregor
u nA9X TERMS.
Nome bdt superior work men employed st this shop
al IT the stons building bstwssn the two Hotels
April Z, 1860,
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VTNIIE undersigned have enlarged their facilities
Clayton CITY. and are prepared to furni
BY the Barrel, otherwise, that superior drink
healthy beverage, known a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-29

The OIL FEvER-The oil fever is raging
in this region to an alarming extent. Men
are leaving their wives and children, and in
fact, everything else that is near and dear TO
them, for the oil regions, in Writ county,
All that can raise the 'tin" are determined
to try it s'whet" Hence, we cry, hurrsh
for the oil regions and the Weston Lunatic
Asylum! Ifthe fever continues as it has COM
nlenced it is certainly Providential thing,
for the people of Writ, that they have an
Asylum So near them. During the past few
days there has been nothing talked Of but the
aforesaid oil region. .....~s
We learn that there are at present, st he
"Oil Wells" near four thousand persons. and
that they are daily arriving by the score.-
Several companies are formed and being
formed in this county, who are going into it
energetcally.
If all who try the oil project, succeeds.
Whale will soon be of no account--ships need
no longer double Cape Horn in a three years
cruise in the Arctic regions in the drowning
and break-neck business Of capturing "those
monsters Of the bubbling deep" 1t is sup
posed that there are numerous wells in oper-
alton that produce Whale day. They are
being discovered all over this country, Cana
da and. the Southern Confederscy. The in
ternal, not to say Internal, fires of the earth,
are evidently fast approaching the surface
and melting to grease all that is of a greasy
nature. 1t is said that oil is found where
twenty years ago there waa no oil indica-
tions. II this be the case, in few years the
oil will force its way to the surface and flow
in rivers over the land, atfordlng abundance
OF fuel, light and easy locomotion. But be-
fore this Games to pass We hope the adventur-
ers from this county, may meet With ample
success. Gu it boys, "luck's fortune."-
fLreeuLrje,. Fra
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.
ICOHYCHICATRD.

INFIDELITY.-EY LARRY LEE.
saw IN aged father bent with years,
With locks oil silyered by the frost Of time,
With intellect SO noble, brow SO bold,
And heart so tender but the iron soul
OF impious Rousseau dwelt within his breast,
And bade his spirit keep within the realms
Ofutter darkness! Yet his gentle eye
Betokens not the bindings of the mind,
Nor told the warnings Of the inner man;
But rather with its luStrous softness held
The outer world in converse, how to know
The bent of inclination so defined
Which racked mems thoughts and made Its home
within
The bosom of the gentle lnhdsl.
saw him once again, but only once
The silver moon rode high among the clouds,
And like Seraph sat upon his throne
Of snowy whiteness, and its nervous beams,
Anon would wander through the budding trees,
To where / stood beside the bed Of death;
| saw him then; twas light, the virgin Spring
Sent forth eXotics on the uncaaed air
Which waited by, and unreSisted, famed
Tic brow Of him who waited for his doom.
Twas night, soft night such as we only know
In early spring within this Southern land;
saw him then, the mild eyed hoary seer
Striving in vain to nurse his pent up grief;
And as the cold, white moon fell on his cheek.
lie pressed my hand, and this is all he spake,
"As thou dost walk adown the paths of life,
Bar not thy soul oyainst the Liviny God.
Louisiana, 1851.
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T--TTH SGE ThcEY,

PAPER -HANHEH. lPUOLSrERER. GLIDER,
Al" HouS~ OGc"rniDr IN G""gFni.
{ATlIILST returning hi" grateful achn"w'edse-
w mGntS 10 his numerous friends Tor their very
liberal encouragement during the tw" years he has
been amongst them ASSURES them that il will he his
continued effort lu serve them with l'sumptneSS,
and ut moderate charges, al his old Stand, NJ. NV,
NuRrH SIDE hlSt STREET, ALEXANDRIA. mh 20
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STIMULATING OEGUEET


2TIM!ulAGING OEGUEET,
fUR THE irHiHhER$ A.SU UA!R.
The Subscribers take pleasure in ANNOUNCING 10
obtained Tho Agency Tor, and are now enabled To
celebrated and world renow ned article.
THE STIMULATING 0EGUEET
l. prepared by DR.. {. p. BELLI>GHAN, an emi-
ncnt physician of London, and Is warranted 10
bring ocl,. thick set of
WlISK FRS OR \ MUSTACllE,
in from three to six weeks This article ls The on
ly one ol the kind used BY the French. and i'll
London ana pari> il is in universal use.
It i :. beautiful. c"pii";nca!. soothing, yc;
stimulating; co0p p",,r.i. acting ii by magic upon
the roots. CHASING beautiful S!cwii OF nx'riant
hair. Ii aluiiad 10 the scalp. II will cure BALD.
NESS, ani c.,t.>c ..rng up IN place OF the bald
s;,t> Il i:nc growth ul ucw hair applied accord
ing to directions, It will turn RED or towy hair
DARK and restore gray nar 10 lis ori 5ina color.
leaving il soft. smooth and flexible. The "OH.
CrrSr" i IN indisn.Dsahle article in every gen.
tlcman's toilet. ami after one weeks use they
would not for any co.'s >j,!er.tion be without it.
Tie <uI'Sciib ibers ar- The only Agents for the ar
ticir in ;hc Untrd States. 10 whom ali orders
must be addressed.
Price onc Dollar Il box--ior sale by all Drug
giSis anu Dealers: a box oft tie "OSG UENI
warranted 10 have the desired ctcc) will be sent
tn any who desire it, bv raal direct securely
packed, IN receipt of price and postage. Sl.iS.
Apply to- or address
HORACE l.. iiETENAN Il CO.,
Druggists, SC. "a William .trect, N. J
New York. irh E.--Un6nl
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BUSINESS CARDS.
j. d. COKSE. u - ro"'f'
BANKING, Exchange, and Collection Office of
CORSE BROTH ERS,

u rursr d. u. CoKSE.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office of
COkSE BROTH ERS,
No. IS ErcAumye Block
yETE will make Collections on all accessible
wv points in the United States, and hold pro
ceeds subject to Check "r retAit promptly to any
Designated point.
We vii! deal i'll Err1nage, Time Bills, Pr"mi"-
sory Noiex, Gncurrent .Heney, Coin, dc
STOCKS anl other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission. and LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms Interest allowed 10 peposltorS.
A varied experience u! many years IL this nuS-
ness enables Us tn offer services with Confidence
t. the public. zen TT
: W nuRKE ARTHUR HERBEhT.
Banking. Exchange. and Collection Office Of
BURKE Il II BERT.
No. SO, Mng-street.
S3TE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States. amd hold pro
ceeiS subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in Exchange. Ti"s Bits, Pr"mi*-
sorg Notr@. Eacarrrnt Uomy C"t". dr..
STOCKS and ether SEct EIrsS bought AMI sold
on Commission. jan tt
1. J. uu"punErx. II. Z. rALtAFEHHo.
HUMPHREYS & TALIAEE2R0.
(SuCrESS0RS 70 MARSHALL. 4 co.,
Grpcs,s, CopmisSion and F1rWutHing
MERCHANTS.
No II King street, Alexandria, Va
REFEREScES :--llcSsrs Fowlc i Co., Alexan
dria, Va.
John q. Bcalc, Fauquicr county, Virginia.
.Ino. S. Barbour, ir, Culpcpcr county, Virginia.
Col. John Willis Orange county, Eirginir.
Wm Bayne, Baltimore. Maryland.
.Jno. s. Buckncr. Rappahannock county. Va
Edward c. Marshall, Fauquicr county, Virginia.
iy lI--tf
THOHA $ S. j 4 n IT, $ . y,
kGEINIsT aid
IRON 70 L + D + X,
Corner CT Royal and wilkes streets,
ALEXANDRIA, va.
rs prepared 10 execute orders t"r STATIONERY
STEAM EHGI*ES. BOILERS, Nill Gcarmg. Shaft
inc, pulleys and Hangers, Tobacco Screws Pumps,
FanS Slide and Hand Lathe-, Drill Presses Wrought
or Cast Railing, Columns and Girdcrs Gas or " Natcr
Pine, and Machinery Of every description. Supc-
r;or CASTINGS made to order nj short notice and
On reasonable terms. an '-e"H
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FOR THE NORTH, WEsT, and NORTHWEST.

FOR THE NORTH, WssT, and aoRTh"EsT'
!
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
.SU.uNER 4 Il Il 4 y & f. ii Il y T.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On AND AFTER MAY 21ti, 1860, trains will
W leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily except Snnday>) at $50
4. NJ, for Emira, Buffalo, NiagaTa talIs. and Mi
parts of Western New York, and Ca:l:tda. Also,
for Pittsburg, Chicago. Clevelanr!, Cnrinnati -.
Louis and al purts vi the West, Northwest ana
Southwest For EmntSt..r., Lancaster, Lehan-
uu Reading and puttsyir. and uwngs' Mills,
RciSterstuwn, Manchester, hid, and " Westminster,
and for ChambcrsburG and Carlisle. Pa aad t"r
Hagerstown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily al 30 ?. NJ. for tui-
falo aud the North. and Canada, and ior pittaburg
and all parts Of the West a"i Northwest ;tnd
Southwest.
Travellers can go by either Of these trains 10
Detroit aud Chicago via Niagara Falls il; the saine
cos, aS by any other route.
A new route to New erk is now open by this
road via Harrisburg. Reading, Allentown, EaStou
aud Jersey City. with only one change Of Cars,
over first class roads. Take the $50 a. NJ train
through by daylight ut low fare Is by ANY
other route.
Travellers from Washington aud the &"uth 10y
the go 4. NJ. anI 40 2. II. trains. max" r"nlrc-
tiolls with the tra:ns over this rc:'l.
Buy tickets onlY 10 Baltimore.
FsrTickct& and information. apply attnc itckc;
Office Calvert Station, \. +. corner "t Calvert and
Franklin streets. Baltimore.
JAS. {. CLARKE. Superintendent.
JOHN 7. RlGNEl. Assistant >"pcf'i.
j. II. WARNER. Ticket Agent
E.,lt 10 1T
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pJR BALTIN02E AND POTOMAC GIVER
IsNnTTGS

FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC ElVER
LANDINGS.
INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.
-. The "DIAMOND STATE" Captain
H~--L,ESS ones. will leave Alexandria on Sat
urlay, at > o'clock, ?. NJ. and returning viii
leave Baltimore on Wednesday. Al ! o'clock, +.
M or earlier if loaded, and all surplus freight
will be taken by the st. Nicholas.
-ru=D The 'ST. NICHOLAS" Captain
i-;-z<e4Eszsss=SssJ. kerwn will leave Washington
u o'clock, and Alexandria At : O'clock, A. M.,
On Saturday morning, aud returning, will leave
Baltimore On Wednesday at O'Clock. ?. NJ, and
will call ut tho following landings to land and
receive passengers and freight Point Lookout,
Ford's Bro7n.s. and Coad's Wharves, Piney
Point. Stones Wharf. Chappoll Point Pope's
Greek aud all the established upper landings on
hg Maryland Shore. and White Point. Matthias
Poi4t. and Boyd'S Hole, on Tie Virginia Shore
mn WHEAT & BRO. Agents.