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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-07-18

ARREsTs-AT CAMBRIDGE, MD.-The steame
Pioneer brought up from Cambridge, on Friday
four men, named Alexander, Lyon, Cusick ant
Murphy, who were taken to Fort McHenry ]
appears that the parties landed at Cambridg
on Thursday, having gone down from Easton
and their baggage consisted of several boxes
which were heavy, and excited the suspicious o
some of the inhabitants of that village. Curl
osity finally led to the opening of one of tn
boxes, which was found to contain MIME rifle
with sabre bayonets. The Home Guard of tn
town was then called out, and the parties al
arrested. The several boxes which they ha(
were said to contain forty of the rifles, and i
the crew Of the Schooner Georgeanna, the vesse
which it was alleged Col. Richard Thomas cam
with from Virginia to Maryland. The mel
were kept under guard all night, and YESTERDAY
placed on board the Pioneer and brought tt
Fort McHenry, where they are now confined
The Georgeanna, it was stated, had been groun
ded or run ashore at the mouth of Chester river
where she was abandoned. The steamer Arrow
was yesterday sent down in search of her.
Since writing the above we learn from gen
tleman from Cambridge that the party consisted
of seven persons when it reached that town, ant
that their arrest was ordered by Gov. Hicks
who is there The strangers resisted, and
man living near the town received bayone
wound in the abdomen. Three of them succeed
ed in making their escape, and were not pursued
by the military company of the town. Thos
who escaped were armed, and it was though
rather dangerous to pursue them.-Sun. t''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-07-18

inches in diameter, and filled with some
thing which made it weigh near four hundred
pounds, leading from the cylinder to the cask
above, and attached to the slow-match col
within it, was the India rubber coated fuse
which the officer had severed with his knife
The inside of the iron cylinder remains to be in
vestigated, but is of course filled with some ex-
plosive material designed for the destruction Of
the Potomac river squadron.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-07-18
MARRIED,

MARRIED.,
On the 10th instant, by Rev. LEMuEL WILMER,
at Contentment, LEMUEL WILMER, Jr., and
HENRIETTA NJ, daughter of Mrs. CArHARINE
BRAwNER and the late Henry MIDDLETON BRAw-
NER-all of this county
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-07-18

Rfg"The steamship Saxonia, arrived at New
York, bringing Liverpool dates to the Sd inst
The great fire in London was still burning among
the ruins. The appeal of the American Bona
parties had been dismissed and the prior judg-
ment confirmed. A conspiracy to assassinate
Garibaldi had been discovered at Naples. The
cotton market was buoyant. Breadstuffs were
steady, with an advance in wheat. Consols
closed heavy at 89a 500 for money.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-07-18


COLONIAL CoTToN SUPPLY IN ENGLAND
Mr.. William Cross, in communication to the
London Post dated Farnwarm, near Manches-
ter, June 21st, says that the statement made in
several newspapers that 10000 "bales" of cot
ton have been received from 6fty-eight new or
revived sources, is erroneous. He then adds:
"Down to the present time, notwithstanding
the assertions of the Cotton Supply Association.
there has not been received as much cotton from,
neo sources as aoould find employment for one
naoderate-sized cotton mill during the space of
sir months; and believe am quite within the
mark when | assert that the several cotton-pro-
curing companies which have been advertised
in Lancashire are not in possession of as much
paid-up capital as would purchase twelve
months supply of cotton for one cotton mill of
moderate dimensions"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-07-18

AN INTERNAL MAoHINE.-A letter to the
Washington Star from. the steamer Freedom
says:
On Monday (Sth) the Pawnee fshed us an af-
fair intended by the Seceshers to operate as an
Internal machine, which, however, proved to be
quite harmless. It had fair chance at the
Pawnee, but did her no damage whatever. 1t
consists of two iron bombs, each feet inches
long and inches in diameter, weighing 600
weight EACH They are swung to empty air.
tight oil casks, connected together by rope
supplied with fishermens corks. A gutta per-
cha pipe and brass cock connect the fuse be-
tween the bombs and oil casks The affair
proved dead failure.
The Stor states that the machine was trans
ferred to the Freedom and brought to the Navy
Yard, and thus describes it:
Attached to the cask (which was filled with a
coil of fuse coated with tar), and hanging about
six feet below it, was an iron cylinder, made of
boiler IRON About five feet long by eighteen
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-07-18

BEAvERLY TUcKER.-The Richmond Dis
patch of Thursday says:
Beverly Tucker, Esq, late Consul of the
United States at the port of Liverpool, arrived
in Richmond on Monday with dispatches fol
President Davis. We learn that he made the
q canaua; 1ffcnfsan ana inin0Ys, and n order
to guard still further against detention by the
myrnidons of Lincoln, travelled under an as.
sumed name. He speaks encouragingfy, we
understand, Of an early recognition of the South
ern Confederacy by the Government Of Great
Britain
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-07-18

marched up to the town, arriving there at three
o'clock in the morning. Ascertaining that Talia-
ferro was there, his hotel was hunted up and
the landlord summoned, who, in obedience to
orders, led them to the room of the guest, and
in few minutes he was arrested and on his
way to the boat. On his person was found a
large bundle of letters addressed to. prominent
Secessionists in the South, and indications that
Mr.. T. had sent accurate drawings Of the loca-
ton of the Federal forces here to the Secession
lists, by another route.
Whilst at Port Tobacco the soldiers conducted
themselves very respectfully and uuobjection-
ably, but at Chapel Point, as we learn from a
gentleman who was witness to their proceed
ings. they conducted themselves in very diff
ferent, not to say rude and ungentlemanly man
ner. They were exceedingly rude to ladies at
the Point, calling them id Secessionists,
and using other hash language unknown to gen.
tlemen, and which greatly frightened the ladies'
Among the incidents of their visit, we are in
formed, they shew considerable bravery at the
Point. On their arrival from Port Tobacco they
aroused Mr.. F. Dillahay, merchant, and or
dered him to open his store. Before Mr.. D.
could dress himself they commenced battering
with their guns upon the door, threatening to
break it down. When Mr.. D. arrived and
opened the door they went in and called for
whiskey, with which he furnished them hav-
ing drank the whiskey, they refused to pay the
price; Mr.. D. refused to take any thing short
Of his price. They then paid him and called
for dry goods, of which they bought few yards
They then called for more whiskey, and while
Mr.. d. was in the wareroom drawing it, they
took roll of dry goods and sundry other articles
which were not missed until after the departure
of the steamer. Such conduct as this, land we
have it from an undoubted source,l is, to say
the least of it, reprehensble, and if the officers
in command are inadequate to the task of COM
handing and preserving better order and beha-
vior, we respectfully suggest to the government
that their places be filled by those who are COM
petent, if such are to be had.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-07-18

THE FLAG OF TRUcE.-The Washington cor
respondent of the New York Day. Book thus ex-
plains Colonel Taylor's flag of truce,
The business related entirely to the trial of
the privateers which are to be tried in New
York. Mr.. Davis asks if counsel from among
their friends in Charleston will be permitted t,
defend them. This is the long and short of the
whole wonder, out-of which the Republicans are
Matching more falsehoods than would serve the
interests of Pluto for twelvemonth. We are
not posted as to the answer, but of the object of
the mission itself there is not the slightest doubt
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-07-18

INDICTMENTS FOR TREASON The Crane
Jury of the United States District Court, nov
in session has found against Mr.. John Merry
man an indictment for treason, the offence con
sisting in burning bridges on the Northern Cen
trail Railroad, and cutting telegraph wires. Mr.
Charles Cockey has also been indicted for tn
same offence. The following parties have beer
indicted for treason, being charged with havins
obstructed the passage of the Massachusetts
troops through Pratt street, on the 10Th of April
Samuel Mactier Lewis Bitter, James M. Cart
ney, Philip Casmire. Michael Hooper and Rich
ard H. Mitchell.-BaH. Exchange.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

COL. PRATT, AND, DIR KEYsERs PEcT0RAL
gYRUP.-DR. KkYskR-Dear SIR. Excuse the delay Of
ny acknoalsdsing thssxcsencs Of your Pectol Cough
eyrnp sooner. Iske greet pleasure In sying thatitb y
and the worst one wAs ever aicted snh II have not
used more than onehaf of the bottle and can and DO
wish that all who afflicted would gyeit fair trial
q have done and they viii bs proud 70 cay, It
quack medicine,p would mot suffer another such an
attack for any consideration, or at any cost am con-
hdsnt can breathe freely than ever did. aha
axayB acknowedge debt of gfattnde for inventingso
exeslent remedy. You at liberty 70 use my name
In tkin regard ~ you think proper 4. y. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pitt1bufgh, May II, 1859. sial glsi1sJ 9af u lE
who entertan dopbts can consult me personally. -
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PATTON TP., April IA, 1856

A woEpsRruL oURs,Nsomo Cd ,ins a ago, s1 an old
neirhbor 81 nine wli very IN with Abad cough which
syery one bupposed 70 be beoenSumpuon.e His relatives
told ne that he had tAken every remedy they heard OF
Wihoat benefit; his brother 10 PEE him die and ali
were confirmed In The belief that he could not lye.
had about the third of bottle Of your Pectoral Syrup
whichf gave him. and II entirely cured him. the aston
lshment Of all What males the case more remarkable
q ths extreme age Of The man. he being year,
old. Ihase no doubt the Pectoral sayed his Ie.
- JUAMNl oINNIS. q
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! Attorney and oornsailor on sj SnLIH. a Law.


"A and Silver Wstchcs IN great variety. nQla1ae3e
am Agent for the AHKaIrkn WATcu, Qo.s and can
sell these excellent Watches 1t mnnufacturer prices
either Wholcs1lS o. Eetall-fnuxE eono9nEalu
Come And chooss .fron my beautiful dsplay, ,0f pia
noflds and 2ther rich geveIf pties pfIces low.
AZ te silver Ware % stcrhuk quality, can show new
pafeihk very handsome f1u f2yu 1 9dl slAlq LlV
silver Plslsd Wago Tca nsit. Uug. Yaiprs, osslors
D.stsS pi'ehsrz eobsts, KpIys. Fofks i!Paons, te,
Izfsivss hasoIs, ko, sndinEny Pelcy doods busl y
lfs dessd COR prtssns spe prize. ere n ndhcss
neai ~ ne purchasers }, =, u. IN ptYtNY van
s,hSsi ssnss ssaa ais sisis hsSss ssssFs I,
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Prr.sussn, December, 81, less.

-iel51 '.s PrrrsBuRsn, December, 81, 1853.
A'aRRAr CURE BT Dr., KEYsERs fEoToRAL
eHRUP ~ live N PEBBLES township, Allegheny comfy
had acoaehng and splitting, which commenced aoout
The 4th OF February last and continued eight months,
employed the best physicians in the country, and my
cough continued unabated until early IN October. Al
that time was advised 70 try your PkcT0HAL COUGH
SYRUP, which did, and after had taken bottle
was enyey free from the coughing and spitng. had
assp.irsa of getting WELL and think II should be
known that this valuable remedy will ofor others what
u has done IN my case, ~ A>@- JOHN o. LITTLE,
Witness--D. N. KkRn.- PEBBLES townhip.
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And RrOWs moro and moro popuIl
-everY daYI

And grows more and more popular
l. every dayI
And Testimonials, new, and almost without number
might be given from Indies and gentlemen In alt gsde
Of society," whose united testimony could resist
that Prof. Woods Hair Restorative will restore the bald
AID gray and preserve the hair Of the you 70 age
sgslgsq oo9 Battle Creek Mica, Dec. alst ls5ed
PRor woeDs Thee wit please accepts line to inform
thee that the hair my heed all fell on over twenty
year ago, caused by aeomplicaied chrooc disease, M
course Of suffering through life having reduced me 70
stae o Dependence have not been able TO obtain stun
oaps zeither have Ibeen able 70 do them up, In con-
cold. This Induced me opay Briggs Hodges almost
the last cent had earth dollar bottle Of my
Hair Restorative. about tho nt Of August last. Lhase
faithfully followed the diree,iopsand the now
covered with hair thick and black though sherts II %
also coming ia all over my head EeelIng confident
that another large bottle would restore % entirely
and bsing dsaiisate Of means 70 purchase any more
would a thee thee wouldit not b willing to sepdms
an order On thine agents bottle and receive 70 thy
that srekind 70 the widow and tbe ~
I .esa.t !, yhs friend, =. : SU5 5ANNAH KIRBY,
LIsonisr, Noble ceSny. Indisna, Isb sth, is5s
the year lssR, while attending ths State and NsnmI
Law school of the State ot Nsw York. my hair from An
cause unknown 70 me commenced falling oR very fss
nss ss rS .c.In ~ sIs,s, s,,aS,
coverings and much Of the rsnainlhg portion upon ,the
:ds and S.c. Pa5 ny head sAosS 1s
20 tnat you VIII not g surprised Mnen tell you That
on my return 10 the State Of Indiana my more casa
aequsIntances not % much loss oscoysr De
eanse Of the change IN myappysrance, a my more int
n;': z seaa.ipi.nses . we're e ss;og5i.s % ne
claus In hs county, but receiving no assurance Ron
than that nay hair would again be resore was forced
. becqne reeonciled 70 until fortunately, ln
commended TO me BY druggist 81 being The most rciin
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

Oh. KEYsERp pRoroRAb SYRUP IN RLAfhs
ssaS ne sSo,ssr suDS g your s
has the cold and are nquiting for .r Pecfora
syrup We have soidsixsen bottles last week a6d are
nov entiipy out Mr. A. Alter and xr, p. Msher, both
of BiasSie, Pa tell ns hey would not be without It.
70 hsir families In fset AL who use Il once want t
50 = W.. = -. : y. s,wArrHHsos : SONS
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PROF. WOODS
/ IaaaiT1s PROF. WOODS aid sagr
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL.
s.A sdl q, AND a so,eio. sdT
= BLOOD REN0vAT0RT AZ (

P4 Il PRECISELY what is name indicates, for, while
pleasant TO the taste, It Is revlvify ng, exhilara
Fting, nvigorating and strengthening 70 tie vital
lpowers, and at the same time Tesivihes, Ieinl
~ States and reneWs the Blood In all its purity audi
Rthus At once rcstoyss and renders bts sNsfes dt
puiasrable TO attacks Of dtssass. II " the only
.prepsration ever offered to the world. 90 chemi-I
Acaly and skiilfatly combined 10 be the most.
ppyerful tonic. and at the same time 80 perfsctlyi
adapted TO- q 10 act IN perfect accordance With the
laws Of nature, and henee Will soofhs e aoeakssfi
stomach, and tone up the digestive organs, andll
thus allay all nervons and other irritation. IL I'D
lpef ectiy exhilaFatng, and st the same time II s.
al composed entirely of vegetables yet 80 conblhed
Sas 70 produce tho most thorough tonic effect vifh
out producing any injurious CONSCIOUSNESS hnchlt
ia remedy has long been felt to be
Ehe medical world, for Il needs no medical skii te
see hatdeblity follows ali attacks OF disease and
proceeds and indeed lays the tystem open 70 the|
Ansidious attacks OF many Of the most fatal, saci
YdIfcstion, Dyspepsia. Loss of Appetite, Faintness
Nefyont IfrItshllity, Neuralgia Paipitationot tho
EIsast, MelanchoIy, Night sweata, Langaor, Giddil
nesa, Retention Of, as well as Painful obsrncted IL
too profuse, or too roant Menntruation, and fall-
y ling OF the Womb. The1e all depend upon general
Wdebilty. This pure, healthy, tonic Cordial andl
yBlood Renovator Il a. sure 10 cure as the Sun toll
- |iss and set. There 70 no mistake about Il. But
ths IL not all. II the system u weakened. We are
tlopsn to bilious attacks ths liver becomes torpid
or worse diseased, the kidneys refuse TO penormlF
their functions, and We arc troubled with scaldingk
E and incohtpence Of urine, or involuntary dis
chArge OF the same pain 10 tho back side ard bell
Tween the shoulders, exceedingly liable TO sightlk
colds coughs, and 10 unchecked, soon emaciaiionlr
toilowr, and the patient goes down to prematurrl
N1grave. But space will not allow Us 70 enumefatef
tho many Ills 70 which We are liable Ia weakenedlN
condrion Of the systsm. But We Will snys IN tiial
n lOordIai and Blood Renovator you have perfsvtl
Isafe, pleasant and ehectual remedy for loss OFT
AlAppstits, biousnsse biatnlence weak and sicsI
O|siomach, IAngnor, LlveF Complain Qhilln and
tlfever AZ any Bilious attack, OohtvenehB, kcdity
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

N.eN'H' y~fif PfTfsBURun, JAM M icgU.
Dn. KxsxRa Any wife has been ahietsd WIN Abaa
cough and dlouity breathing, for ave or nx yeafs,
which dotsevera yennb beek, bad gradually Increased
had bssh treated by ssvs physicans without any re-
lief IN ths stats d he case procured some ot youf
Pectonl Dough syrup. bonght, che hrst time ERE
cent bottie which relieved her vey much then called
and kot dollar bottle, which cured her entirely and
she s nov no cs of the former disease, except weak
ness EwouIa aso ataie that used the medicine mys
self % aeoids eough. Themediene CURED ps y hk
ing one dose express my entire satisfaction With the
medicine, and you are At liberty 70 pubIsh this II you
de,irs 10 40 Sol yoNht biA flWml WILSON, t9lfp
nsil1IooR gtIsH3l Alderman Hifth Ward.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

ANOTHER NEW cERTIR1cATE-DR. KHYsBgs
PBof0RAL ,--I bad been troubled with cough
and cold tor severed veeksso bad was that could not
deep hsh thsstvce end pFescrptiens from three Of
ne N au vnom name but de
Syrup which cured me entirely. -. signed. Q-tlAO
,a,se v h.s y, VI, siAiQNT0N, ~, y.
ool 29sLibery street, PitzburEh, Pa, Jan ,ieeo.g
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- 'K0xBURY Mxps.

ioDil 4 M,SAa -GLrhs ssp6tAsioh q tks Medical Ds,
cSsery, IN curing all kinda q hyngF well essef,
shed by the voice Of all who have ever used
IT, that need NOT say anythng the5 suect g The
most Bklful physicians and the mvst careful n
the country are unanimous in its prases itT y a.
DO Il with afn knoWledgs Of IN ceravs power, IN yei
eyng ALL and curing most o. those diseases 70 which
YOU are % sbiel That most excncistne
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-25

r. -ia yiiusssz !, assg s'7sqiaH 10 .gslss6a
4 fasE $50 % basA i nssd asd
sssiasti iasolilso a ydsa g q
sdAana IA o. ,sigp y1sL Il m Hld
yek I bs. W. sgllae q aSfs
..ssyd.d eoY-St ID 81, -,
vsi.jpsnml?sSssldy yla % 3 m ms'a 50 i
: =: "a s=s'ssS :1' !. s;.'ae.sg ]
e 4FsIaasps sDs.6 syssa aaaI
I, -dssq pois lsqisio; SEC9 10 igSSap
Il .asns sdi bis iliw a5,N1 as
,isrssof ads 4 aisislos hss;nee yog "a
ss i'a'''1 sgr'i'' = :" &C. e )
- .naE .xaaan,iA aal,.. Il s1- ,ncfss,is
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Z OUT, moot fespecuQIly,s JjuuH q
cssAisf citissnS' DEPOSIT B.nf.

srsunrsvnIe, o., March IA, 1850
Ihaye used DR. Keyssfs oongh 6yfnp for abad cough
Of seycFl geas sandng, and can cheerply say II II
the best medicine for the same that have ever sken
J.. W. PRICH.
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1AAASJA DIAL D ~ - mefttA liAA . .
WIN snsctuaiiy eurs
iLryiia eoonpLAINFs spYsgERsIA. yAuNpics,i,oN

ub,po u eryous Debilty pissasss oi ihe Kane!o 70
and All dIssases aaing from dsordere1 IS
80 ivsnensa Heartburn Inward Piles Acty or elc.
ne. q s stomaok Hhlness u Blood 70 me hea paSo
cn al svimmIna IN the head Pa 4aon o the heAn "A,
Eslies.s 3, Wsiah il lie Stomach Sour EructsUns ~
dhotbe 81 sda6eAnne feeling when vpE down
Of the bkin and Eyes. Night swe.ls, IN
s 1evsys pain In ts nnail Of the back chest nee.
H1ddeh Siushes Of Heat Depression Of sPEi.s
nres,ra Iaoeuor Dependency or any Nervous DNease
scres q Bioshsi on ths sh and Fever "a
oAll' aas gsvsl. 4, z. q ,sotticsga u tasgo
Have teen sold during he last months and 10 no
ssnce Ia ailsd i giving entire % y
bTxN'S sfHENGTHBNING CORDIAL viii cure youi va
No language convey an edeqpate aea q me 90
iats and almost miraculous change produced by Ahn
this Cordial In the diseased debitated and shatere ssV
nervous systs, whether broken down by excess weak
nature or BY bckness the RELAXED and utfanaR
oFganton II restored 70 In pTane health and ygor
- MARRIED PERSONS, ain ,,..,,a
q, .osh.Y. eop,ciou. Of inability, from whatever cahs
Viii And McLean strengthening Cordial q fherouge "a
tren6ssor OF the sye; and all who may have Injured
he1slyes by improper will nu N theoor
dial ceftaih and Spesdy remedy eisriaDse sdj %
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vxyAu = ER.--A q ENTH q q eE ~ E..sr
wv paskhEes of STATIONERY AID JnWELnx q
Prices cnsd iSas than can b pn<ohsesd
osil On o. address lsiap onolos,d u y. RAILnY, No
~ Court e., Boston. Mass. nsseh 7'dSmsne y
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sssT0P THA1coUeHfNe. Ne.slstHstcsnIdo II do MP iaao
70 KsySsfaon Wood and st bottle of his Cough
Pcctofnl and that don't cure you, your one mus 10
despsrats indeed.n This nd specimen the coiioquy
one he almost eyey Day In cold eatehsbe perods of
lly CONCUR In the advisers admonon q sbsye fof We
have tried the .PectofAlo In most stubborn csse With
entire success Near two weeks ego We went to Pitsbu
with one Of the most distressing contafy muli1h IN
dbduabie coughs ever experienced si1ce our advent
upon this mundene ephere. We cougeed Bteadily and
borously for whole week. In hopes Of Hrfp9H ont
bat 60 In net = seemed rather % hAyein-
cy and dfsfrcssibv W the operation In this sageof
eege, We cou hed our wny y Kcysss, l40 Wood 81
procurcda any cent bottle Of the sPcctofal; took Il
accordiog 70 direcons and hour we we're
master Of the Geld, the enemy having upcondtonaly
Surrendered, after brief but unequal conflict with 90
formidable an adveuary a. Keyser's famous Cough
Pectorsl. ~ Lyotcnsvtle C2tPper, Dc. a, le59.
- ~ So ~ =. i-, N -,
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'A AInxxMnakhs RHD 0LOvns.Hos 4 "a
~ An 1ssg ma ccl01<J Jvsl spenet n II BArHe,c,o. y,
''' sasass = s's'e eue H'sA s1 ''sss' ss'iss q
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q E1Er8Ts l!'sR:s'3 pV0 IN N q
III Wholesale and. Rekan Dsslsfin q
Eorsisf sljox x3sstic cigars,
rhHsk '7as ,sarzS gs'nllsssN T,aiieEeamz,alp.
.. Smoking q ChsBing xobaoooa ss
Aisoss s1tAs' hast ana,its - afuEfss sonsisnsIy
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