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MANY of our most influential citizens assurs
us that DIR. Lamb, of this city, has medicine
by which he has effected a permanent euro of
more than one hundred cases of erysipe las
and scrofula. 81 .-s.--.,
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RatchelOr's Hair Dve.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye Harmless Reliable
instantaneous. No disappointment. No rdiculoms
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the mi
effects of Bad Dyes. InvigOrates the hair. leav;no
liam A. Batchetor. All others are mere imitation
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Periamers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
Beware Ofa Countcrfcir.
November 10, 1866. d1ysn .g-r
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Scarb0ro, Aug 10, 1867.
Notice.

The Republicans of Pownal requested to meet at
the Town House. in said Town. on Saturday the i7th
inst at four o'clock p. M. for the purpose of selecting
delegates to attend the County Convention to be bol
den at Portland, August 22ni. Also select a can
didate 10 be supported for Representative. iesV0H
Povnal, Aug 9th, 1867. aNgs I'd
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" SEvENTEEN youns men were admitted IN
the new Freshman class in Bowdoin Colleoe
on Friday last. Another examination 10 o.
be held in short time.
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Notice..

The Republicans OF Scarboro' are requested t.,
meet at the Town House, in said town ON Saturday,
the 18th inst, at O'Clock p NJ for the purpose OF
choosing delegates to attend the County Convention
to be held at Portland on the 22d inst.
.5IeiI lf.aso1 lur PER ORDER.
Scarboro, Aug 10, 1867. fii-iH d&wtd
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The Emery-Field controversy is still in
progress Mr.. F. has retired from the contest,
put leaves needless army of defenders. ~ ,
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ten. Rousseau arrived i'm Washington on
saturday, and will proceed at once with the
russian Commissioner to Alaska to take for
NAL possession. %. 10 9' ~
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BY mistake the correction in the advertise
ment OF Misses Symond's school, to which at
tention was called yesterday, was not made
till to-day. ~
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DiSOkDEk OIL IOMACH, and has BEEN EN-
TIkELY CURED by Hof's DELICIOUS Malt Ex-
tract Beverage. N
Mrs. f.. DAFFERNER.
No FOG Rivington street, N. X.
ITS EFFICACY UPON THE INCIpIENT STA cE
Z OF TUBERCULAR CONSUMPTION - :
.Ih1ve used several dozen of Hoff's Malt Extract
beverage OF Health, and most happv to saw that
itPOWERFULLY EXCITES the ACTIVITY OF
THE LUNGS and STRENGTHENS me ENORM-
OUSLY; the RESPIRATION Is more FREE the
CHESI now expands UNEMBARRASSED, the
COUGH DlMINISHES, and hope it will CEASE
ENTIRELY. PHI RENDER
New Hsven, April 1s, 1867 --l
1T STRENGTHENS THE WHOLE SYSTEM y
4 am obliged to say that my wife is G Realty BEN
EFlTTED by the use of Hof's Malt Extract. 1t is
not onlv PLEASANT beverage, but also q very
EFFICACIOUS one, and STRENGTHENS THE
NERVES and the WHOLE SYSTEM. -
C:P. WAGNER, No.2i3 Ninth avenue.
New York, FEB. 20, 1867.
Sold at Druggists s. Grocers. Persons wishing a.
gencies might apply to Hof7s Malt Extract Denet
$40 Broadway, N. Y. oP0"
W. F. Phillips y Co. Portland, sole agents for
1"aine.i aug6dlw
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Family Cider and Wine Mills

VIE subscribers having made arrangements with
sell their valuable Cider and Wine Mills at Whole
safe anu Retail, at manufacturers prices.
KENDALL s. WHITNEY
Portland, Aug Z, 1867. ausd&w2m
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Moth and EreclrIas

Inc only reliable remedy for those brown dscolor.
atoms OIL the face called Moth Patches and FrecIes
rs Jerry MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION Prepar.
o. q. only py Dr. b. u PERRY, Derma tologist 40 Bend
Se., N. \. Sold by all druggists in Portland and
elsewhere. Price So per bottle. IN ariSdSwCmsn
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q. W. LUCY continues to supply ice cream
and candies of the best quality at 1854 Congress
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Iylton O. Mcfarland.

TELtOH &c Mcfarland,
10
OF their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desiring d... lal lfls IitT
ursr~a FIRST RATE SAFE.aaaasss
At a MODERATE PRICE, will please cali ON "a
.glHfffg EMERY q WATERHOUSE,,nib
Middle Street. Portland.
Or nj 40 Sudbury Street, Boston.
eF-Second-h hand Safes taken in exchange for sale,
Parties desiring Sanborns Steam improvement at
tached to Ti,ton a. McFarand,s Safes, can order OF
Emery, Waterhouso Il Co. .lr = Fl li n al
Jan l5--sNistw in each mo&adv remainder Of time,
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Read these four letters to Hoff's Malt Extract De

pot, 643 Broadway, N, Y; ~
lrDOES NOT DISAGREE WITH MEDICINE.
NECIION with other medicines. MY PHI YSICfAN
Was Was iN FAVOR Of it, and did not think IT Gould
UiSAEhEE with his medicine in any way and might
HE'LL me- do indeed hope it WILL BENEFIT
me Tor the DIFFICULTIES II is RECOMMENDED
Tor, as MY AUNT Is BENEFITED by its use.
p. A. BEERS.
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eB-strumntic salts and strumn,ic min.
cral Waters, just received and for sale by
.n.n. j. w. PERKINS q CO.,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY No. SO Commercial ST.
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ITALIAN OPERA.--The lovers of good music
will bear in mind that the beautiful opera ot
Don Pasquale" will be performed this eve
ming at Deering Hall. This is one of Doni-
zettls most numerous and mirth-provoking
operas. 1t is really comic, and the great au-
thor devoted his whole musical powers to the
production of an opera that should excite the
mirth of the world, and in this effort he suc-
ceeded most admirably. The music itself tells
the whole story, and when performed by such
artists as Ronconi, Baragli, Maria, Susini, with
Fattori as conductor, it never fails to excite
great enthusiasm and fun in the audience
This opera will be performed this evening with
precisely the same cast as at the New York
Academy, where it was received with much
enthusiasm. No doubt our citizens will feel
anxious to hear Mile Ronconi, who has beef,
greeted with great applause wherever she has
sung. All the artists engaged in this perform
ance are in the first rank, and we have sub
stantial reasons to expect musical entertain
menr OF high order. Secure your seats early
to-day, otherwise you may find some difficulty
in obtaining good ones.
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The present LIQUOR law is designed to pre-
vent the use of wine, cider, ale and all other
Intoxicating liquors as a beverage, except only
in cases of sickness when prescribed by ply
stefan. That is its object or it is purpOseess.
1t is the plain duty OF every citizen, therefore,
to refrain from such use Of liquors so long as
the law remain as upon the statute book: and
lust so far as he deviates from this Maine law
rule, just so far does he fail in respect for the
law and the officers Of the law.
This extraordinary Interpretation of the act
entitled ian act for the suppression of drinking
houses and tipping shops appears in the Ar
gus. 1t is hardly necessary to say that, if it
had been the design of the law to prevent the
use of liquors, drinking and not selling would
have been made crime. The object of the
law, as its title indicates is to regulate the sale
of liquors. Its especial friends believe its en-.
forcemcnt will to some extent, if not altogeth
er, prevent the abuse of liquors. The differ
ence in the positions of the two parties just
now, as we understand it. is that while the
great body of the Republicans, in the interes
of good order and sobriety, are willing tina
this law should be tried, and propose from tim,
to time, as the defects to be expected in lcgis
lation of this kind appear. to amend them, th
leaders of the Democratic party are dispose,
to take ground against the whole movement
in all its parts and features, good, bad and in
different
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SEE advertisement of milliners wanted
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lFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENCE

lFR0M OUR CORRESPONDENT
BOOTHBAY, Aug Gar, sch Oregon, Bennett
Portland.
Aug Tar, schs Vidette, Williams, Gloucester;
Chas d SWEET, Young, do; Matilda, - Boston
Kockway, Haskell, and Itebecca M Atwood Atwood.
Rockport; Quickstep, -, do: Flora, Grimes, from
Gloucester; Plato, Belts, Biddeford.
Barque Prima Donna. $50 tons, built at Pembroke
in 1862. has been sold at Boston to go under the
British flag.
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oA-ArH ~ oAsAoHA, WuO udS JuSI Uceu elected
to the Kentucky Legislature, delivered a
speech at Carrollton on the Sd inst. A yorre-
spondent writes; oa ,n9ulvIigb 8oe ie siasa
He started off by saying he had always been
State Rights Democrat. He denounced Mr..
Lincoln, Douglas and Andy Johnson in the
most bitter terms; said that the Democratic
Senators from the South did wrong in yacat
ing their seats at the beginning Of the war
said Mr.. Lincoln had no power Under the Con >
stitutiOn to call out any troops was opposed to
paying the public debt; that Kentucky OUGHT
not to nay another dollar until her Represent
atives were admitted, and that if the South ey-
er gained her rights it would be by the sword ;
and said if that WAS treason the Government
might make the most of it; was in favor of re-
turning every slave 10 his original master; was
in favor OF law iu Kentucky that every one
who lost anything in Kentucky during the
war, or by the war, should be paid, and that
the General Government should refund it to
Kentucky; was in favor of Gen. MIL o. Butler
(who was presently for the next President; said
that the National laws were not to conflict
with the State laws, but were only auxiliary
the same sdft u %e ee8 tenor Of his
Bright, evidently, was not expelled from the
United States Senate day too soon. s'''''i','
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SECRETARY STANTON has not always been
unwilling to leave the War Department. How
strong sense of duty keeps him there now,
may be understood when we remember that
two years ago he asked to be relieved Mr..
Carpenter tells the story in his book entitled
"Six Months in the White House,"
A few days before President Lincoln's death.
Secretary Stanton rendered his resignation of
the war department. He accompanied the act
with a heartfelt tribute to Mr. Lincoln's con-
slant friendship and faithful devotion to the
country, saying also that he. as secretary, had
accepted the position to hold it only until the
war should end, aud that now he felt that his
| work was done, and his duty was to resign
Mr.. Lincoln was. greatly moved by the secre.
tary's words, and tearing in pieces the paper
containing the resignation, and throwing his
arms about the secretary, he said: "Stanton
| you have been good friend and faithful
public servant, and it is not for you to say when
YOU will no longer be needed here" Several
friends of both parties were present. and there
was not dry eye that witnessed the scene.
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MUssEY BLoCK.-The new block of stores
erected by John Mussey, Esq, on Middle and
Temple streets, arc all occupied. Whatever
may be said of the outward appearance of the
block, yet finer interiors. cannot be found in
the city as it regards capacity, light, conven-
fence and comfort. They are all admirably fur
nished and fitted up inside, and the chambers
in the second story are finished in the same
manner as the stores, making splendid whole
sale rooms. 'ais >Afisf 'itl % ~ -i.s
The store on the corner of Temple street is
occupied by Mr. A. Dunyon, for jewelry,
watches, Sc, of which he has splendid as.
sortment8 e q i1l lgstBNffl q tNfifsWFA
Next comes the boot and shoe store of Messrs
Clark & Lowell, which has always been con-
sidered one of the best stands in the city for
that purpose The proprietors had gained that
reputation for it before the fire turned them
out, and they are determined that it's former
good reputation shall be maintained. .r.s..,ss
The old established dry goods house of
Messrs. j. r. Corey & Co. comoa nAxt In this
estaDhshment will be found every article want
ed in the dry goods line, and at fair prices:
Messrs N. 1. Mitchell 8 Co., occupy the next
shop for the dry goods business. Their assort-
ment isalways good and kept up with the
times. "a eAeS ~ "A Va 70 l.sg ~. e.
Mr. L. Lucas, the New York Store" occu-
pies the next and upper one Of the block. He
always keeps a iargesassortment Of shawls and
other rich dry goods.
The chambers in the I'd story are occupied
by Mr.. ID. M, G. Dunn, over the store of J. r.
Corey SEQ for jobbing millinery and fancy
goods, Messrs. Bowen s. Merrill, jobbers of
fancy goods, over the store of Messrs. Mitchell
& Go. U. S. & FL. s. Kaler, jobbers of millin-
cry and straw goods, over the store of Mr.. Luz
cas-.
One thing is worthy Of note All of the
above tenants occupied the same stores before
the great fire. 13@'i
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Danbury April 5, 1867.

CURE OF DISORDER OF THE STOMACH.
Accept my thanks. My husband suffered from
DISOkDEk ofths TOM CH, and has BEEN EN-
tract Beverage. '' LA
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FOREIGN POETS.


SID I'm Hong Kong May %, ship Alexander, Deck
Ar at Liverpool 9th inst ships Cultivator. Russell
St John. NIB; 10th, Constitution, Patten, from New
At Montevileo june 25, brig H Eaton, Reed,
from New York. ~ =
Ar at St Thomas 25th ult, brig Edw A Kennedy
Hoifses. Newport. E.
In port 2sth ut, brig Samuel Lindsey, Wilson, for
New York DAYS.
At Cicniuegos 10th ult, barque Undine, Mitchell
At Inagua 18th uit. barque Pbilena Davis. from
New York, to sail LIST inst tor Philadelphia; brig An
ma M knight, knight, New York.
Mountfort. Philadelphia.
, CID At Windsor, MS, Both ult, sch @ Fautauzzi,
Parrit New York.
fPer steamer Wefer, at New York;
s,a I'm Ll,yeSrPooi 18th ult Nonantum Upton, and
Bombay ~'
Ent ior ldg 9th, Lydia skolaeld, skolaeld for
Sid en- Holyhcad 2stb. Ocean Phantom, Hazclton,
t'rom Lserpo0l) tor New Orleans.
va.L Ut Deal 10th, L II Taylor. Anderson. from New
Ar at Cardiff 2ith, Southland, Bishop, rom
Antwerp.
Sid i'm Swallow May 81, Nellie Abbott, Jordan, tor
Ar at Cetts 2ist ult, Eliza Stevens, Phinney, from
Cid at Havre 27th ult, Fred Bliss, Sherman, for
Sid I'M Antwerp 9th ult John Bunyan, Carver.
sid fm Hslyset 2sth ult. Elizabeth Hamilton,
Sid i'm Cronstadr 22d ult. Anna Walsh, Coombs,
Bristol. ...t' j
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SPOKEN.

July 25 North Of Grand Turk 90 miles, brig Anna
M knight, rom New York Tor Turks Islands would
go to lnagua on account Of Southerly wind.l s q
erpooi tor New York.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
To Agents.
FOR SALE.

THE County Right to manufacturelthe Champion
L Erasive Soap. We will furnish you with a COM
pete outfit and stock for ton Of Soap for three
hundred dollars Can be made most anywhere and
1t Is just what is wanted in this market.
Call at Bailey's Auction Room, Fore 81, and
some OF the soap, whether you want to make any
morey not. augi3d3ts
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DEATH OF NELSON sTRoer. One Of the
best citizens of Durham died on Thursday
last and was buried with Masonic honors on
Saturday. The funeral services were held ia
the Union meetinghouse at sonth West Bend,
and we're conducted by the Baptist minister Of
the village and the Rev. Mr. Snow of Norway.
There was present large concourse of people
from the village and surrounding towns, to
nav their last respects to man who, prospect
i've of religious sect and political party, had
won universal respect and esteem. In all the
relations OF life he was faithful, and in spirit
and manner he was uniformly kind and cour-
teous He was deputy sheriff Of Androscog-
gin county at the time of his death, and
would doubtless have been a candidate fol-
high sheriff had he survived. The death Of
MIR. Strout is greatly deplored, and sadness and
gloom pervade the community where he re-
sided. The loss to his family and immediate
friends is irreparable; and the public will look
long for another who will in all respects fill his
vacant place. His age was about 4s. May
| divine consolation attend the afflicted family
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For Baltimore,

~ The splendid packet schooner SUSAN,
H6L capt Sears, having two-thirds OF her
MlR cargo engaged, will sail as above. For
QkAtrA- Helght or passage apply to
$3.50. ORLANDO NICKERSON,
No 103 Commercial Street, up stairs.
August IL. div ~ -
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A GENTS WANrED-$10 to $40 a day, 10 intro
"A duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $50. 1t uses two threads
priced machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory given. Send for Circular. w. @. WILSON
* Co., Ndnaydcfurers, CLEVELAND, Ohio. auf3d3m
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A Word to Both Sexes.
Miliiners Wantad

Miliiuers Wanted.
TWO or three good, experienced milliners vanted.
Il IN nrst-ciass estaolis hment In this city. Good
wa.es paid, Address BROWN & CABOT care w
II. JEhltIS, Portland. auel3diw
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
LUMBER!
lhuAll,DR.n {!
AL UKT WILLIS. WM. h. DODGE

|sHllE undersigned hereby notily the citizens
OF S. Mary's County. that hey keep on
hand at The ). W. come, 1f Green and Pralt
Street, Ba ,inore, It large appointment of
SHINGLES, LAYHS. JOIST, SCAN'r-
LING, FLOO Il ! n G. l. |. n q 5
WEATHE.t BOARDING, &c.
They will sell their Lumber at the loves
Baltimore prices, and guarantee it to be equal
IN quality to any sold in the city of Balti-
more.
Parties wishing Baltimore are earnestly in
yited 10 give us a cal! before purchasing else
where.
S WILLIS & co.
Aug. 9, ls66-6m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
ELECTION NOTICE.

N CONRAD, Agent,
Is selling English Island Molasses at . . cts
A fair article OF Cuba oo cts.
Rio Coffee from 80 to 80 cts.
Ccylon DO for 3S cts.
Java DO for Is cts.
Brown Sugar from II to Isl cts.
Also, Corn Meal, Super and Extra
Flour, Bacon. Butter, Lard, &c, at
small advance.
n. c. is now selling Readymade Cloth
ing at cost, cheaper than can be bought
here or in Ballmore. Call and satisfy
Yourselves of 'he fact.
N. c. has the largest and best stock OF
Shoes, Boots, Hats and Caps in tie coun-
ty, which he offers at small profits tor
cash.
N C. has a large assortment # DRY
GOODS. Oh. braciug every article usually
found in a fist classcountry store, all OF
which he offers low for the ready cash or
10 punctual dealers on short credit.
Rags, furs of all kinds wauted, anc
Poultry of all kinds taken in exchange tor
gosds.
Nov. Is, 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07

RAREAlNS !!
RARGA1NS J !

TENHE Subscriber has taken this method Of
1 returning his thanks to the citizens of
.Ua'ys county for the very Ireral patronage be
slowed urun hlm heretofore, and hopes by 4
strict attention to business, to merit Il continue
ance Of de same He has just returned from
Baltimore with large and we'll selected stock Q.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
NOTICE.

will attend .,rictly and exPsditlous'y to al
lclarns put n my hands, both for the return
OF 4IlnoAey { 7oneoa sly pad by our sSsess
meai(especialIy the larg. tax on otneu
Stof-K eeper. for the ve,r 1869 and also the
amount approprlated at the la 81 session OF Co 9
grss by the GENERAL GOVERNMkNi
for all slaves who entered the army.
All parues desiring my attention IN this ma,
.r VIII pIease write me Immediately, and
G FRED MADDOX
Aux o ISGE-,f
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
.S.7TURDA NOR MING, 4 Z
O'CLOCK.

For the Patux.nt River, proceeding as ia
fuc a. tlIl's Landing.
Returning, viii leave EIll's Landing every
Tuesday moruing for Ben,dic., leaving Bene-
dict every "Wednesday mornins, at 9 0 cock
pr lt more
Freight received on Tuesdays and Fridays
up 10 4 "'cI"ck, p. NJ.
'rhe above Steamers will call AT III" Land
ings below Eeno,:ict to take Of AID land pas
~ence ;. but viii not land or fasc o. ireISh' a
anv Of the landings below Bcnet.l"t
y. B-The above Steamers will not ca
At Fair Haven Or Plum Point
NJ. L. W WEEMS, Agent,
Sept. 9Th. I866--ti.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
SLAVE BOUV TY
CLAIM S.

HRIE will diligently attend to all claims
w conmi,ted TO us. for bounty
due to Owner. whose slaves cnIis ed in Ito
Federal army duril.G the late war As We
arc a. surc1 tie Government win commence
pawn. this bounty ut al early day, "e wuul
.alHf.c AL ptrtles enttlnd to il to take Iune-
,llatc steps to obt-lu /.
COMBS & DOWNS,
Attorneys NJ Law,
LeonarItown, Nd.
Augl6 l8G6--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
JAMES 7. BCAklS ON E
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Lconardtorn, Nd,
Having ressmed the practice Of the Law Will
attend promptly and rig,dly To the settlement
= ali claims placed III n" hahds lot eoNeo"""'
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
SELECT SCHOOL
FO L
Y o UII G u A ID / e S S

MISS KATE CAVALIER. is wiling t
-VE add four Young ladies to the numUer o
pupils at present under her care
I, She has comfortable and pleasant Boarding
accommodations tor them. Her coursc OF ill.,
struction comprises all the usual branc les
taught in the b2> Female AcademicS-incud
ing French Music, Drawing, Needle Worh
&c.
The Fall session commences Monday Sep
tember 5th 1864,
Her terms will be made known upon appli-
cation bv letter, or otherwise.
Address, Leonard Town, P. O.,
ST. Mary's county, I'D.
February 18th, lS64-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
BO4R RIDING.

NIRS. ! G.. MIIBURN, formerly of st
VL Marv's, has taken the house No. 50
Hanover st, Bait, between Baltimore ~ ane
Lombard, AMI is prepared to receive perala-
7uent and Transient boarderS.
Dec Tth. lS6b--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The friends Of JOHN plLLAHAf.
recommend him to the voters of Saint Ma
rvs County as candidate for reelection
,s the office Of County Conmissioner, st
no ensuing FAN clecsion n '' ~
Jan 3ls,, 1867 --te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07

DR..
Schaol tax for 1863. ssss3 sc
Cash received for Coun-
tv School tax for 1868 l'2o -
To Cash received from Treasurer
Md. Free Schoo! Fund 23rd
Oct, 1865, 2'2o 10
To cash received from Teachers for
Certificates. w
To cash received for sale of Books, 5o2 Is
To-ca.h received from fn-mcr County Col
lectors Oh balances due from them l3s Is
To cash received from former School
Cumlurs., -1i VI
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
NOTICE..

vTNHE undersigned take this method otfnform-
L ing the public that they are suii"sSoclaiei
together IN the Carpenter : business, aud VII
contract for the building Of Houses o. every
description All work viii be executed with
dispatch, and IN all contrnctS for Dwellings
special attention Will be pad to RrickIayms
P,aSterias al Puiniiag.
All orders addressed tothern al Leonardtown.
Md, Will receive prompt attention.
GEORGE HORNE,
THOMAS L. GREENHELL,
May II, le66-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
20 Ut Z'0
Horse and Cattle Powders.

This preparation,
long and LVers5iy
knova, vii Asr-
oaghly rein visnsts
broksa down and
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