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Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

GoVER%MENT LAEs.-We received circu
lar from the State department at Washington.
last week, informing us that the Times has
been selected for publishing the Acts, Reso,
lutlons and Orders except such as are of q
private nature, passed at the second session Of
the 39th Congress We shall endoayor to
give these laws etc, in supplement- sheets so
that our space may not be taken up with .roj,
unIntereatlng reading matter We shall h.
at additional expense aud labor by 50 dojrp
Dut We feeR 1t BEST notwithstanding the small
amount OF compensation there is in the iob at
best. Considering that We have not been n trno
IN the faith, and never solicited the work g;von
u.s. We were somewh hat surprised, but shall asL
no questions for conscience sake.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT On SATURDAY. no,.,
ing week, dreadful accident occurred on Uti- .I
Fast Pennsylvania railroad near Temnlo S' :nc
ton. Two young ladies', Miss Kanaipnen ''ar d.
Omalaunce township, and Miss Croft 90 r'' o'
per Bern township, started for the ra;lroa y. -
tending to go to Reading. Upon reacb;m aaa IN In-
station and finding they had missed the tE,; tme
they concluded to walk to the city as the H. H.
tance Is not very. great, and proceeded JowS
the railroad. When they arrived At the uT"n
tern KallToad crossing, beyond the s'e Ica nas-
CnIrohi they heard a train coming. and 1'SaoS SaC
Oeeded but put short distance when Miss sF kp p5S
man S right foot was caught in the cow tr Mau
sao crossing Miss Croft seeing % bsr Cri;o iP az
sh1uaton endeavored to release her and TutiS wHt
,ia nau now proceeded too far to be- ~ sto"n"J ".eA
iboSe; g"SSeG over them. Miss Kaufman pprss wss
s;bIc manged, both her legs being b"rs
tihpiy tha m1tllated, and Miss Croft Was StrSck "n
ITo T%o 1eaa and breast and much hurt internay i"
~ Ie ~ 1rain was stopped as soon as possible ani
III tue available assistance to alleviate tb";r
'IIneringS 'I was rendered. Miss Kaufman & d;eJ
'oout noon. Miss Croft is still living. hut
iopeS are Scarcely entertained of her rocoyerv w
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

cord"oTI PhoMoTIoN OF ADELAwARrAN-Tbouc IT 9
oenate on Frldaylast confirmed Purne II Eraj ~ o.
lex harrington, Of Dover, as Lientnnamntt m tsqer
Navy. Lieut. Harrington is SON Of u y Ii tne
chancellor and i at present assigned y ~ tate
;ponslbe duty Of navigator on the Woao ~ ene re-
lie distinguished himself in tho Ia",'"s .a'e
Mobile Bay under Farragut ~ 'ne actlons In
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

H. representative Lattomus and Senator Bew-
~ win please accept our thanks for comics Of
Deawarn Del "Ue ., Incorporation of the Maryland and
HLe sdersSIe ;Ctn Oanal and hallway Company. Con.
''"staD's su'eFest is attached to this entorprise
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

noar rALALITY taAL AMONG SrOCK.-Several farmers
tie se from some unknown disease. WIb;n o".
lew weeks MIR, Jas. Benson has lost three ',u var1
valuable COWS, in good condition, which WERE vers
attacked with disease, refused to eat and d;aJ
IN m very short time.-St. MfchaeEs III
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

CoNGnESS.-The second session of the 3qth
Congress expired on Monday last at noon bv
limitation. Before it adjourned, the Recon.
structlon bill (which We gave last week, was
passed over the Presidents veto, and is now
law. So, also, was the tenure Of Office
OH. The 10th, or new Congress" assem-
Died Immediately after the adjournment bv
authority Of an act of the "old Congress. y
Benz +. Wade, of Ohio, has been elected
operker oft the Senate, in place of Mr.. Foster,
OF Conn. If the Presidential chair is made
vacant he will be President. Hon. Mr. Col.
fax was reelected Speaker of the House. The
new Congress is more radical than the old
AT present the House stands l28 Republicans
to 50 Democrats. Some, counted amoDr the
Democrats, may not vote with them. Six
States have not yet held elections, however and
are not represented, viz California. Connect
cut, Kentucky, N. Hampshire, Rhode Island
and Tennessee Republicans and - Demo.
Gratis In old Congress The Senate will stand
about II Republicans to 10 Democrats.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

B0RRoWERs.-In three or four of our ov
changes recently, we have seen comnlo;nt,
about newspaper borrowers. Ifeyer a nanor
was afflicted with these drones it's the T;,nes .
anu next 10 those subscribers who never nov,
Us any thing, these people are our proato:t
pests Tor they annoy our patrons Ho,v
many men in this town, who are constont,,.
prstlng about public enterprise and jmprovc.
ment' VINO read the Times regularly and never
contribute cent towards suppcrtirga a nrintino
once among us; make some one else nav far
iheIr newspaper. The fhiEg is this if the na.
per Is not worth reading don't borrow !, ;f
worth reading, subscribe for it and sunoort
your local newspaper. Ifeyery one were ike
you' there would soon be no paper to even
Oorrow' You are not Only doing an Injustice
10 US ana to your own reputation as a good cit
lzen, but yoR annoy our patons One of our
subscribers remarked to us recently that b;s
paper was read more by habitual borrows than
oy himself and frequently they took it from
MS place OF business before he could read II AZ
all. lie objected to paying other peoples suh.
%rlptlons and tEen suffer such ANNOYANCE for
IBIS pains. ''''0 40i
Some Of these inIiyiiuals, # there we're no
paper published here, would set on the corner
and whittle the goods boxes for hours taIk;na
about the Importance ola local newspan,r a.
they DO about all other enterprises we need and
haVn gVt. And these individuals too oro
our worst critics. One of them will find moro
Iault with the paper than forty subscribers t
Ihey don't take it because it's not what i 5
ought to he. We are painfully aware of that
TACT, but II we waited for your patronage il :
would not be at all. Gentlemen the arpument t
Is as poor as the practice is bad. Political d4 '
ference Is urged by some but if persons read '
tne paper they ought to pay for it, no matter .
what tnelr opinions are on any subject. MANY Il
borrowers have not this excuse to urge. and 70 a
lhoSc who have, We will state that manv fami. "
les VINO have no sympathy with our polit;cal II
opinions subscribe for the paper. The habit so h,
'ery bad one, aud two dollars is too small So
premium to induce liberal al-mnded people to p
Engage init. Don't bother our patrons, please Nj
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

IT Z. NJ. Ole g. Co., have sold for George r
townsend, one half of his farm near Dover
SGntaIm1lng 220 acres, to William Graves. Of
New Castle Hundred, for $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

a GOOD CROP.-Thomas b. Coursav 90
Frederica, Kent Co., Del, raised 1000 buyI IL I.
OF corn from field of fifteen acres the Hass
season; on one acre there were SO bushels p'''''
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06
We take the following from the Gazette of
VnSfprlnN. -


We take the following from the Ga=ctte o
yesterday:
SAD AFFAIR-.tn aged and wealthy gentle
man, by the name of Anderson, living nca,
BacklnSton $ Cross Roads, Kent COUNTY Del
formerly OF Delaware City committed an A..
Sault on young man named Davis. late ot
Sussex county, OF the same State, with ana
on Friday. a dispute arose between tLr nar
ties at the house OF Nlr. A., about the OWNER.
ship Of wagon. Mr. Davis right hand W..
cut SO badly that he will not be able ~ ~, :,
tor a long time. Mr. Anderson is a MIMI. ~
OF chult h, IA good union mani a kind nnirbIor
ana trend, but Is easily excited, and whrn -,
mas apparently no control over himself Ar
the IN [na before Squire Hall, at BIarthiri
.Ir anderson expressed the deepest regret tar
Tlat ne mad done; and, with tears str+am;na
u9"n his aged and turrOwed checks, ofTrr7
ca Gu 10 MAKE any compensation that Mr., Davi.
niISht ask Mr.. Anderson, some five vn,r.
ago received blow ON the head wL;cI J,
Stroyed III: hearing, and had to use q Slate 70
transact his business Lately his hearinr bas
pdTtlalIy returned but it is with great dificni.
y ne can be made to hear. I cannot nIor,
thls haSty sketch without mentionin" rho anoJ Go
ness OF heart of a daughter of Mr.. s an5 ooIi
InS the attention of parents to her wordS
me she was dressing the wounded hand
WIN the nerve OF an old veteran, her fatLer
looking on with sOrrowful counteDance sba
'alu' oee' father, what you have done p
H. Med r
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

, CHANGE-C;. Wesley Baynard has res;onod
me cqnductGIrshlp on the Smyrna Railr6sJ a1p
ana Joseph Brnton has been appointed 4 aG, H.,
Stead Mr.. B resumes his position on tho
main road-baggage master. O" o1 the
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

IuE PENITEHFIARY.-Tbe committee of tbo
4enate to whom was referred that mart Of % the the
uOvernors message relating to the estshI.h .he
nnent rnent OF penitentiary, have made a ranort
s;;collinme9dl3g I;on I'm the appointment of Comw;s'
sion, oy the General Assembly. to eram;nn ts- us
penItehtIary systems of other States nnJ .do An
pPtI 70 the next General Assembly the "r reort
Iatnn tne.r Investigations, with such recomman Su'
uatlons as they may deem nroner ioooniineh-
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06
1'nE CoLORED Scuoo1e ~ 0-

l"E CoLoRED SCHOOLS OF DELAWARE
~, 4 ,,ociatl9n who have in charge the estab.
,'.'t ,Ii S, Of schools for the colored people in
on, ,'> - I'i,e t nave now IN charge four schools
1"l ton al lover, and the other three in Whining,
teEest ter among the colored people, who everu rU
tl?n. The Daay ComnercidT Saws ~ the a41epuC- canS
mlttee n have appointed as their Actmarv 'o,i onJ
Iengral % T, SqperyiSing Agent, Rev. J G Furn, ~"u
OF philadelphia, who is known 70 manv nf f"'ry, n,S
people as engaged in Missionary labors for % Io tHa
Episcopal Church. Offices have been m rnrtnd taI
LOT the use OF the society at SIS Market Yeu street
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

This is Ash Wednesday, the commencemon.
ef Lent. Services were held at the E;e.nenf En;sooeen
Church this morning. episcopal
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

a billiard'room is bad place to get vou-
t daily = bread yet they always have a Sader1
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

A man who had q scolding wife BEING osLoa
what ne did for living, replied that h ashe9 Isnt
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

: pE33IcATIoN.IThe new NJ. f. Church =,
Laurel ba was dedicated on Sunday, 9th nIt
@ hey, A. Goodman preaching the dedicatory, [S:
The building is entirely of wood but nal.
10 present very massive and elegant annear' mauo
a!nce, the style being mainly Gothic %ppear- Snd
% clous lecture room, and two comfortable clpSs p%
r%a TTonlS nave been secured on the first floor~
ue large audience room presents a verv at-
tractlve appearance, being fitted and fnrn;sbaJ al
IN the most beautiful manner. A tall s1,;r sniro
'qrmounts the edifce and the tower i Sp,,e i',m
dan ned r,,dth, with good bell The end gallery SD is
t2n t22nsluctGd solely for the use of the Choir and
the capacity for congregation will reach 900 90
4 splendid copy of the Holy Bible and iI P"I P%I
III TI' lynn Book were furnished by Mrs. p K
lhomlson, and rich and costly commnninn comm II M,
se[ylce fa &c M was presented by Mrs Fooks, in addi.
tIon to the liberal contributions which tbe.o
ladies' mad given in cash. 1t is said to be ISe tbe
most most beautiful church in the State of DeIa9
ware or, perhaps on the entire peninsula ,D0'"
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

ACcIDENT;-A little child, three wears old
daughter of VIM. S. Jones, was badIv sc.IJoJ
on the neck and arm one day last week. bv tbo
accidental overturning of a wash-boiler on the
stove, used in the kitchen for washing clothes
! ! he little sufferer, we understand, is getting
AA!nothcr.-Qn Friday last Charles Wilds SON
of Mr.; Wm. Wilds, Of this town, was , tbr,own 1Un
owe. oyer the head Of a horse he was riding Ills
hit fore arm was broken (both bonesl and his
Jaw bone fractured by the fall. His arm We we
eeneye has been broken before His case, at
hrSt thought critical, is mirroring ~
Smyrna times., 1867-03-06

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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
Professional Notice,

tHE undersigned having entered into an
arrangement with an able legal firm in
Washington city TO prosecute claims against
the Government. respectfully invites the pee.
pie OF st. Mary's and adjoining counties to
transmit him any claims, whether for Boun-
ty, Pensions, Damages during the war OF 9TH
er cause which they may hold against the
United States Goverement Strict attention
will be given and prompt return made of all
liquidated claims. All business Of legal
character placed in his.hands will be pron pit
ly attended TO. Information in regard to
claims cheerfully given, free of charge. Ad-
dress,
B. A. JAMISON
Attorney at Law
and
General Claim Agent.
Chsptco,
st. Mary's County.
Nd.
June Il, lSj6-iy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
Gprina & Gun,,,,er 90 ods

whica he Is low selling off at Baltimore cash
prices. He S0icis an examination of his stock
and comparison of the prices and quality of his
goods with those of any other establishment IN
the county. He does rot deem il necessary 10
name prices, but he respectfully invites all in
terested 10 cali, examine and price his goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
He names In part
DRY GOODS Of every descriptions;
LADIES DRESS GOODS. an extensive as
sortment and of the latest styles;
CASSlM ERES, and every variety Of article
for men 5 wear;
MILLINERY of all varieties;
BOOTS and SHOES, a large stock Of prime
quality;
He is in weekly receipt by steamer Ex-
press oi new goods from the Baltimore and
New York markets which he is now selling
at prices adapted to the recent fall 10 GOO S
and lower tn an they can be bought ANY
WHERE Else in this county.
IFSpecial attention is called to his large and
extensive assortment of READY M AIDE
CLOTHING. whc ch he Is selling at lower p'i-
ces than ever Always on hand large stock of
BOYS CLOTHING. Call at the New Store,
adjoining Mr.. Fenwick S Hotel
F VILE,
Leonard Town,
Md.
NAV 9th l96T-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
NOTICE..

rI,H E undersigned take this method ofinform-
Il ING the public that they are still associated
together in the Carpenters business, and VIII
contract for the building ,f Houses oi every
descrntiou. All work will be eXecrteG with
dispatch, and, IN all contracts for dwellings,
SPECIAL attention viii be pald to RrlcklayinS
Plasterno al d Painting.
All orders addressed tothem at Leonardtown,
Nd. , Will receive prompt attention.
GEORGE HORNE,
THOMAS {. GREENWELL,
May IL, lS6G-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
Professional Notice.

THE undersigned, Attorneys at Law and
Il Solicitors IN Chancery. have. this 3rd day
Of July, 1866, formed Copartnership IN the
and style of Combs 4 Downs. They viii prr~-
ice IN the County Of Saint Mary's and the d
olnlnS Counties, and in the Court o: Appeals
Especial attention will be paid to the collection
of claims against individuals. the State. or tho
Government.
References given, when required Address
Combs & Downs, Leonardtown, 2. O.. ST
Mary's County, Maryiand.
ROBERT C. COMBS,
JAS. s. DOWNS.
July ), lS66-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
FOR ORPHANS COC IN

The friends Of Mai. John II Nilhufn re
counn-p.l HIM to the :otcrs Of SAINT Mary
County a<a cAnd' Late ior, ln1Ge tn,
Orphans Court, ard end r>r him aN emu
nenty qualified Ter that poSlti II / h" W,
consent to hr a,Nndi0atr, A. we trust lie WI
he will be warmly support 'd hv
IEoNArprowN DISTRICT.
Feb. 2Stt, Is67-tc.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
EEMS'
TRANSPORTATION Line to Patux-
ent River.
-
I|i;;isI:5aaliIII1I77f[jkl5lIi

ON and after FRIDAY, the 18th o
~ March. the steamers
GEORGE WEE.US oad PLANTER
will run as follows:
The George Weems will leave her
wharf. son,l Tcbaeco Warehouse, every
FRIDAY 7 sasak,NING, at 6 O'Clock, for Pa
.uxcni hrrer, proceeding as far up as HIS
Landing Returning wlll leave Hills Land
ing every MONDAY MORNING for
Benedict leaving Benedictevery TUESDAY
MORNING, at o'clock. for Baltimore-cal-
ling at all tie Landings below Benedi t for
passengers only. Freight received every
Thursday up to o'clock. p. m.
The PLANTER will leave the same
wharf every SATURDAY MORNING. at 6
o'clock, proceeding as far up the River as
Benedict Returning, will leave Benedict
very MONDAY MORNING. at 6 o'clock,
or Baltimore-leaving Baltimore every
WEDNESDAY MORNING. at 6 O'Clock
Tor Solomen's isl.nd-leaving Solnmon's Is
land ever, TtURSDAY MORNING fol
Baltimore, c;tlliug at Fair Haven and Plumb
Point each trip, going and returning. Il
freigirts ulus oe prepaid, and received on
lueeday alu Friday up to O'Clock, p. m.
NJ l.. WEENS, Agent,
n rch q. l067-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
Insolyent Notice.
Petition for In the Circuit Courl
Insolvency for St Mary's county

DY virtue Of authority vested in me. as
= Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
rvs county, by the Code Of Public General
Laws of this State, it is hereby ordered that
Harrison Posey, an Insolveni Petitioner, be
and appear before the said court on the third
Monday OF Nov, next, to answer such III
terrogatories or allegations as his creditors, en-
dorsers, or securities may alIege or propose
against him, and that said lnsolvent cause a
copy Of this notice to be published in the
SAINT Mary's GAZETTE, once week for three
months, previous to said third Monday OF
Nov, next.
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Clk.
True copy-Test
JNO. A. C.aMALIER, Cik.
April 25. ls67-3ln.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
FOR ORPHANS COURT.

The friends OF J p LOKER present him
e. the voters of 81 Mary county as \ candl-
date for Jud- e OF the Orphans Court. ~,
will b. warmly supported by
Factory DIsTklCr.
Narck u. lss:--ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30

j. THOMPSON YATES is respectfully
recommended a. the voters IT -. Mary
county a. a candidate Tor Judge II the Or
phans' Court y, the ensuing election and VII
receive liberal support in
ST lNIGoEs' DISTRICT.
March y, 1867 -~tc.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
FOR ORPHANS COURT.

The friends Of Dr. \. JACK SPALD
ING recon. .mend him to the voters Of 81 Ma
n : cnuuty. as II cand: hate for re election tt
the Jul Scship of the Orphans Court. at the
ensuing Fall Election. CHAPTIco.
March IA, lS67-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30

FARMERS and Dealers are respectfully
Il referred to the above Fertilizers as being
prepared in the best manner. thorough y relia
ole and in every way calculated to give un'
versaI satisfaction. 1Yey are extensively
Known, being used with great success during
tie past six or seven years. We are cont
dent that all who bry the above Fertilizers
will receive fall return Tor their outlay. not
only upon the crop manur>d Herewith, bu
wen Tor several years upon grass and otheI
after crops.
r. J. RUTH & CO.. Agents.
No. Is Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
June 2S, loG6.-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
NEW T.. -. EeDUNTsE,<
INCREASED Pensions

Under recent Act Of Congress. Soldiers Of
1864, 2 AID 3 arc, in certain cases, entitled
to an o3ditio"ol B,"'@y from the u. 5.
Soldiers who were Disab in the late
War by the loss Of eye-,ighr. arm, leg, &c.
Nr., are entitled to an Increase of PenSio1
Of S25, $50 and $l5. WID2ws and Or
ruAN> are also entitled to INCREASE OF
PENSION under late Act.
Persons writing torinlormation Will please
state the Name of the Soldier, his Company
and Regiment. with the date of enlistment
nn,d discharge or death; also, how much
Il B,uutv oI Pension received, and If the Sol
Iicr IS iea,, give the maine or nal,Ics OF tn
dearest uf l,r.
ADDRESS, (euciosing Postage StMrp to'
rcpts.)
WI. 3. HILL.
ArtoRNEY 1T '.AW,
20 ". rrsc'te >:,re,, Baltimore. I'D.
Auo a. lSoU--ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
EOR ORPH.1NS' COTR r.

DR. L J SUTTON IS recommended to TIE vo-
ters Of st Mafy'S county as a candidate for
the Jndgeship Of tlc Orphans Court, at the
ensuing FiII election. CHAPTIco.
march %, l867-ie.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
FOR ORpH.f.NS' COURT.

TuoMAs q. SPENCER is rec, mnehdeu (,
IN, voters Of II Muv's county as a c2A}r
date for seat in the Orphans Court AT b.
ensuing rIll election and will receive a ibc-
RAJ support from the PEOPLE.
April 4, lsGI-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30

NR ko,ToF fnI, vii please announce J. =
K ALVEY, Of Chapuco Distrct, as a canor-
Jete Tor the next sherIilalty.
MANY FRIENDS
4 pcll2ih. | 3 66-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
For Sheriff

The friends of r ALEXANDER
CLARKE, ofthc Factory district, present
bin to The voters of St Mary's county as
aicandidate for Sheriff at the 1cxt lection.
FACToRY DISTRICT
Nov u, 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
NOTICE..

I will attend strictly and expeditiously to all
lcl'Ims putin ply hands, both for the return
of all money efroneously pard by assess-
m ent(eSpecally the larg. tax on Hotel and
Storek eepers for the year 1869 and also the
amo mt appropriated at the last ses sion Of Con
gress by the GENERAL GOVERNMENT
for all slaves who entered the army.
All parties desiring my attention in this mat
er will please write me Immediately, and |
will send the proper papers.
@. FRED. MADDOX
Aug 9,l56f-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
VOL. ~.
For County Clerk.

If WIN. F. LEACH ~ill consent 10 be
a candidate for Clerk o. the Circuit Court.
he will receive a general support fIom tue
people Of tie county and a liberal vote IN
Leonard Town District.
Nav 2ud 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
E. WHITMAN g. SONS,
Nos p aud "a 5 CAver' St., Baltimore Nd
Manufacturers of
AQricllltural I'm plcmcnts
.5.yD .H.YCHIV cry

Wholesale and Relaf Dealers in
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS AND AGEtCUL
TURAL HARDWARE.
SOUTHER.N AGENTS FOR
"Bnckeye' Moving and Reapng Machines.
Wagouers Celebrated Grain and Gnano
Dts.
"American" Sugar Milsand Evaporators.
The = wecpsta ke~' 'rhreshers and Cleaners,
G. ants Grain Cradles.
The Celebrated "MaIviand" Wheel Horse
Fakes.
Nontcomerys Rockawav Wheat Fans
The "keystone" Cider Mills.
Hutchinson's Family Wine and Cider Mills,
and general stock Of implements and Ma
chirery, embracing nearly every variety in
rSe.
The above Machines have al of the latest
improvements, and are confidently recon-
me2ded as the best Of the kind, in the coun-
try.
Eepa,, ;ns pd,ts of any Of the ubore .hachi-
ne,y furnished, and .EachiaHs repaired at short
notice.
We have 10 store large and carefully Sc
Iectcd stock Of Garden, ticid and Flower
SecG>, which we confidently '"commend as
fresh anu genuine. Send or one OF our Seed
Catalogues gern& practical directions fol
planting al varieties Of Seeds.
Gardcn and Flower Seeds forwa ded by
mail.
Feb. 2s, lS67-lyr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-30
Whiskers and Mustaches

NOR"ED 10 grow upon the smoothest face
Il IN from three TO Ave weetts by uslus DR..
SENlGNE'S Rt.SrAUATUER CAPlL-
LAlRE, the mos, wsuAetfui discovery IN mod
ern science. acti,g upon the Beard and Hair IN
an almos, miraculous manner. 10 has been
used bv the elite % Paris and Lond N with the
most iaterius success. Names OF all purha
Sc " i'll be registered and f entire satisfaction
IS not gwen IN every instance, the money will
be carefully refunded. Ppice by mail. sealed
and poStpold 81. Descriptive circulars and
testimonials msIIed free. Address REhGER.
SHUT1S& & Co, Chemists. No. 2s5 River
Street, Troy n. \. Sole agents for the United
States.
Dec %, lseC--N
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The Pennsylvania House,
Nos. 357 anu 359 C Street,
Betreea A. a"d 9TH Srrs
WASHINGTON. D. C.

Tbs undersigned, late or the
.1H "Nlar / b oro' House." Prince
@ss:K Georges County, respectfully
informs his friends and the pub
lie Generally that he has taken the above-named
Hotel, and is prepared to accommodate tran
s,ent or permanent boarders. For transient
board 50 so per day. Thankful for the flatter-
ing patronage extended to HIM IN Prince Geor-
ge's County, lie will be most happy 10 see his
old flleds al his new location.
|LFIhe Leonardtown, Port Tobacco, Rock
vile and Urper Marlborough Stages start from
this House every morning
JAMES A. MEDLEY,
Proprietor.
March %. l667-tf
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FOR COUNTY COMNI>S tONER.

1he ends of JAMlIS I. DUKE an
roun,r nun as candidate Tor Comfy
Commi>, oner at the ensuing Fall cleo
tion.
Jan :. ls61-te.
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NEW SPRING
AND
SUMMER GOODS.

II VILE has lately retu rned from the New
IL York and Baltimore I'd ,rk-ts with a large
aud carefully selected stock of new
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June Ia, lS.i6-ly.
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May 9th. l967,f.

may l6, l867-lm.
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ENR SIl-n EE

Nov 6, 1866.
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