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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-20
II TERMS ;;aS2,, sdfapte:..aa
.tAss eld Eonl LnE batEan1s anEuL iaIdl


The spirit ofthe age4~BiRsy.:A '1sb
Small .alk-the pr.ttle qf childrsesng, 'Go
ss bsesstaIya sayas ss1hibiltienh i linl j, pep,gss,,z.
iDearer thar, life-rf.shionable fuperslsg
bsWhed wsss bsskstsak tho biHhsst ssss
When the COW Jumped over tha nepuiw
Said IN hIjustioe toaaobssSpess,
prisoner on tri.l: ,f.WsoRaati nstAiaAf
f FEN ,yy you lahs1a bans silence and lss1p l'ls a
:,4e1oG iitsq bqh bgs5D sdi 10
A speculator At the West recently
wrote to friend: I came to Chi.
cago had not arg op NY isi isils sil99
now llI an soveffssaI 'ysh' h'ffaaa fagnsg y g
The msd who siuas 'RSek mo tSslespa
Mother. y weigbsov twslhundf I'd pbuHd8
and it, il pbysicslly imposgible fof iii pa
rent to scceds q his wishes. saad usiII;9 y
,e..Mynhser:a ado9yoa kscw4or .lbasawy
calls'oor 10y HsBsft 'sResiiyI I 8DnJt:9 .
.'vsH, srll'ten y6u;; der reason ne Ssalt
our boy Hans-das ish bis name" aa'S''
A charity scholar under examinations In
the Psalms, being asked. WAatis ~
pestilepee that walketh IN the dafkssi5W
replied, "P'ease, sir, bed-bugyp 81 yrasH
There is said tobe living IL g. Wsieshsss 'sa.S
ter mapfvho .is possessed ef ascA Apawg
erful memory that he is smpl1ysd tysag
various benevolent societies o ssrsst6sSa
Der the peor.' .'sa'ooaT 'aos:353eA II ,xs!A
"Whyare old maids sodsseted to tbS;tL
cats ?" asked a young coxcomb Of % SldE
|erly lady. Because, having mo hus-
band they .takesto the pe1l saoseEuunh-
eroqs ,sa animals iepl,qqs s,.aois
|. .g,An exchange, IN speaking aet NJ deg.
ical strains Ola hsnd-organ, ayss,q r.,.
|"W hen the organiist played odd Dog.
Tray Ne noticed eleved PdpS 9sltting "a Il
front Of the hsschins osptasif skasScf2S.a
brushing the tearas 5rom thairaeyseavieh,
their heir fore paws" 10 aail sdi .ysvras siA.
ia hapdsome young ,bridsywssskssvsl,
TO be in deep reflection 90 her NeddiaE,
day. One of her bridesmaids asked her.
the subject Of her meditation II VA
thiuki1g.n she fepisedt, iwEicA II aU5eld4
beauxet should merry il I shuall tessssS)
T. widow.rs! "a .o31o1 sdT ,banimgessE
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-20

K.shov ps 4 nan yho gap de6na. .
said Plato. ''and Win. Worship him as 3
God. s' Webster would hsve suited him,
particularly ID Ais sld de6nisiohaof arbcil,
IS a. al';eireausoribs5f fsuboutahsapsli pslinasns
nation, tcharacterised ~ = opeipteds Rus=
tular tumor. and supperatipg With .. cep-.
trail core, peruncutis, y
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-20
Two Sharpen

-g A noted sportsman taking gdiansr 1t one
of our New York Clubs exhibited . dia-
mond ring Of great beauty and apparent
value on his finger. A. gentleman pres
ent had great passion for diamonds. -:
After dinner The parties met ID the Office.
After much bantering. the owner Eof the
ring consented to barter the ring for $500.
As the buyer left the room. > suppressed
tittering struck his ear. He concluded
that the former owner had SOLD both tie
ring and the purcbasef.a He assid nneth-
ing but called the next dayapon . jeEel+
ler, where he learned that the diamond
was paste, and the ring worth about $25,
He examined some real diamonds. and
found one closely resembling tie paste ID
his own ring. He hired The diamond for
a few days, pledged 81 200. the price Of
it. and gave 800 for its use. He vent
to another jeweller, had the paste remov-
ed and the real diamond set. His chudms.
knowing how he had been imposed upon.
impatiently awaited bis appearance the
next night. To their astonishment, they
found him ID rare glee. he fiourished
his ring, boosted of bis bargain, and said
if any, gentleman present had so$1. 200
ring to sell for 5000, be- kaex Of = pur-
chaser. When be was told that the ring
was paste. and that he had been cheated.
he laughed at their folly. Bets were free
y offered that the triog did notcontain a
real diamond. Two bet y thousand dol
lars each. Two bet Eve hundred dollars.
All were taken; umpires we're cboseu.--
The money and the ring were put into
their hands. They went to . first class
jewellcr, who applied all the tests, aud
said the diamond was stone Of the 6rst
water. and worth, without the setting
twelve hundred dollars. The buyer put
the three thousand dollars which BE had
won quietly in his pocket. He acsrried
the diamond back and recalled bis twelve
hundred dollars. and With the paste, ,1rin9
on bis finger went to the club. The man
who sold the ring was waiting for him
He wanted to get the ring back he at
tempted to turn the1whole thing eiinto .
joke. He sold the ring for fdih'; he knew
it was real diamond all the time. He
never wore false jewels. He could tell 4
real diamond anywhere, BY is light
He would not be so meSn oss b cheat an
old friend. He knew his friend would let
him hazs b. ss asp bs sat .sse ia bdassal bsa
it was paste. and intended to defraud him.
At length. on the payment Of eight hun
dred dollars. the ring was restored. All
parties came to the conolusion, when the
whole affair came out, that when diamond
cuts diamond again, some one less sharp
will be selected. .-Sunshine and Shadoac
IN Mem Y0rk. fi'i'Ti - e'il <ss'12s 9' ''s's.4i
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-20
5Aodsfor many alyesr Phihdelp phia raef-
chants were better and t1ari mors; honest,
owing to this incident. edt saoq'i .roizs

lBA complsint was made ~ ! gen
tleman that he bad been s~isdied by Z
stock company. 5..sWhy fidid JON plses
any faith in the promise Of receiving fifty
per cent. per annum. 1er your money =
asked the judgeaoa' tHdidoit beliai efe'
said the witness. 6''bpt + supposed there
would be time enough to ind some one
who did" !" This Is the history iof stock
swindling in y very few li6es!. Eaa
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-20
Business. Mon.

While Benjamin Franklin was; prin,
ter Ia Philadelphia, it seems he published
a newspaper. Anoug other things that
received strobg censure st bis hsnds were
certain modes Of transaeting husiuess by
the merchants, of Philadeiphia, He han
died the knaves ip such manner as, to a.
rouse their wrath. and calling ! meeting
among themselves they visited upon Tie
sturdy printer, demanding to know what
be meant.
Here; !" said ths5,, ,,n''weei have been pa
tronizing and supporting yop,' aud this1is
our revsrd. You must change this mode
of doing or ,we'n show ,you. that the -mer-
chants are q power you, may not tride
with. Without our patronage where
would you stand 7'to aosd 57Sa cav 30
t.'Gentlemens of tho sMsrsSautsa Csssl
mittee," said the petite printes.s lam. -
you see. very busy now; sbpt s.ll at ny
house this day for dinner, and shall
consider the matter over With you auai ID Il
friendly msbDer. "lsd aas bus 'y7'nn"o 81
The, lcommittses oougzatulatisg 81 thssss.
selves that old Ben was eaideatlyI iIghts
|eped. came to dinner at the houE named,
but were surprised to find nothing on the
table but "mdsihf M24 nsde 7from in -gfotnHdi
hcorniaand s'lafgs PITCHER Of Smilk.a The
merchants ieoupmittee net being used "a
such coarse fare. could tdei Rothing obpi
a hearty neal. Rising i fton 90 ths tsble he
addressed The committee thus: 17''o s's
"Now, gentlemen he thst can live
'comfortably,oo such foodcau live without
your patronage 4 shall GEESE TO- .ttaak
those practices when you cease to, practice
them. and not before, Gentlemen, good
night. ~ ~ 'h's :, "''.'' :
! And for many a'yesr Phihdelp phiai iner.
chants were better and hri more; honest,
owing to this incident. e.d; ,a.Y4 .0oi.s
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-20
TauElng md DFminl e

Mr.. Canning was once. .inyited t1sss
grand banquet BY the Fishmopges's Cons,
|pany, at q time Of great public excite
msnts When he arrivcd ita wss inimfxtsss
ed that it would be desirable tblsis SkStlas
give his sentiments seu the-th public
state of Affairs, and, observation-disclosures
time to do, it would be- in yaekpowle6eialb
the health Of her ;Majesty's, Ministeys,mn.
Mr.. Canning listened to The commuh;oa-
ton graveiyl and politely. bat i1nads itiiods III
answer Wbstsver stolitg , Mhe1pRe f6Ses66s
reply TO- the tessto everybody 5Gsasocs11js
tip-toe Of expectatiop, xailise hsapthtas1to
" for some great ministeriaf. revelaian. i,
s'Gentlemen,' said Mr.. Canning, Eve
are invited here to meet the u6sh hmonRefy,a
Nov the ishmoBgets hsse 9 destiny .NlS6v
the members Of slsery, large ssoaihmiaxd
from whose habits I think .theI,mieht ID
learning something;--.I mean sss the eepqss.
nifty Of fisRss. The, ,fsh Is so one Sf of The most
unecmmanicstive animals ID atailssatfiUh 70 Js
says nothing ssndits driuks1aI gosd 0gsii'
Let u.s. then; upon sbs. prese6t obssDAgo
as we are, to some extent. brQpghtsi4ed
their Company. initiate their hsbits: LEI.
as not Waste Jul timnse il hlkinpea, b' but'
drink geod dell. .ytfa1sYie don.n osI I.lstssa
And 4ses sss hthe pspsrtets cay. ihsiSsm
'suned his seat amidst rears Of sknsbAsssoq
t.GaoiiuliI7I05 gIiI sssf'iffW 7guuS vel sdt sg
Il 4 Nan l.s 9r PlEAsusA us.A.:g The meesspiisq
able wretch pn earth is man Of p)e@syre;.
man qxho Has sn0thi6g to o'ddoo, az, Il t at fesse'
dee. hothngsbut esjoy MmssfHf H&&na sakdi
life easys THAT tonsFaiisthDasu b stfNs
soul. Ehissh, dins jtst bright s,sthssb sttI
its very substance. The, mpsa
.unhsppy men mhaInf ne have ever kporn trfa were 9
those ~Bom wealth iIudfursuna isly afbarts
their osn eoddfo,1) sIshptsd frSha6snesa
ccasitg Of lEerkihgafor ;thspsalsni.As shns
Esere t.2sY t9o Ys9nndh p esjpr the AiyAa abeasT
dre Of working for Others. One qfthis !.
GLASS WHO hid Utmost pt4ippoely iickss. and
spent thousands snS6alt5 on1 nns. 'fSsts
RorseausnAdAa kts, ssiditeo inEsmaseb
friend, Il m = eessnreiabeds nAs .s,sq
Ny life is aiuless- = (, AnetheEef the saBaa
GLASS declared. that. often when be had
mss : fGfuneraf,a ahe had Wished ii his soSaff..
eeosla'eAidge phses vita lthJ dsadi64
The cefendosa 66s aaas92sas ara .g,auoo
II
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-11-20

~ A cane that gets over ground rapid
va hurricane. - r.,'' : -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-04
LATEST NEWS FROM THE FRONT !,
ANIIt FtAtBIlThn % faN kfhht
THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING IL llEAps
~ THE FIELD,


THEIR DEAD BODIES LYNN. Is HEARS
~ TnE fiELD'
fI,His terrible yet desirable result has besH
i bruaght about by MILLHa'a R.t KlLLWn,
one ul the grcatcst discoveries 81 thu age. II
never tails but always does tas work effective
w. n dead shot not only ~ Rata aud Mice, but
~ Rnaehes. Ants aud AZ ether kinds " verWln
Among the many advantageTt poesessea over
all si.nilAr preparations, are the believing
Il can be placed with safety anywhere, ~ II
contains hot a particle Of thai most dangerous
aud iuhaminable Of all known substancaa,
ihoyhorHs. which enters largely into tho com.
Ir,.itirn Of all other Rat Pastea std, aud which
sometimcs causes Eerious destruction Of proper.
~ by FIRE we would. therefore, advice .ArhiuFn
aud others who have much coptbVnllNle mate
rial about their prc;ni>"s, nVi 20 uscNhese phua.
phoi,e r.aBlIn'sids, a. they ran q great risk
ihrtrffam.
r?nHc IL composed Of ingredients II wLici,
Rats and other Nerinin are specially Nnfa al,
hence they will eat IL when they refuse othHf
kinds II never burdens aud becomes worth.
less like those phosphoric Rat ExteF ninetora,
hut always retains its proper consistency --losca
none ~ ~ poisonous properties, acts promptly
cad efficiently ia the destruction Of thess pesIa
ct humanity above mentioned. Rata afof cat.
Jug it have raging burning thirst which coin
p'ls them 10 ioay. their holes ia search ol
water. aud II the proper l'ferauticn b. used Ia
have ~ water upuu about tho premises, they
will 81 al To- lnd IL, and lie elsewhere. POI
particulars see wrHppcts on b0itlsa Try =
bottle We viii guarantee II ia every instance
I" l"1' "" say. Prepared only by
A. J, MILLER,
~ y, Howard street, Baltimore.
q Willis. AahSI, Towsoniows, Nd
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GEISER'S PATENT
Self Regulating Grain Separator,
Cleaner and BaggeP.

A 7 time iikc the prcssh,. whsa LAIR y
n scaTce. u j. iiapcrfant that fsSmeu. whs
sr. ini~rc.t-i shsald l.ay atteutien - the ahats
Improvement. which considerably rrslac~s The
eNIsens~ - Thrcshing GrAiia. ever any Asskins
how "a use. ttis I-~raiiaftg adarslsils ita s.sfk
aud can D. attached H. ritk~r h<lt - irsn ~
rowrrs- Il cleans the Grain tArrcaghly ~ sas
"lsrt alton. which - nsss generally done ~ Ahy
oihcf machine. Grain cleaned By thia tas.
chine. which contains H,aeh light. alahy mat.
i..r. a,.gth - tua Goats l-rs b1shsl u,.sFe
than 81 "lransi IN the oenmea uay.
Til. above inarhnT y canv~ni~ntly stranev.t
','f hauling. t,eiug permanently hxr.l tss
WHICH,. aai Sc fuiiy warranted.
REFERENCES
Ma. w.i.,sa, Iu,rhias. Msa1'sa. Halls. a..
William rears..
teen. i..hh u r.ar.~.
Thomas i..hu .,n. rh,~niN.
!. q. Patterson.
iiru-s Caff-i.
J''hu q; scat. t.--kr,.Nii,..
William Scent.
BE- ~ ,.arrr;t. r.sl Me.-iias u..u...
iaia~. Ann. i.rr-t'sv,ile. IIsrftI ,'.,iH'y
Msiiiam t's'-. 'hur~hNiiis.
Th..'nr-.i Nrm.'r'ns. trhfr.hefi.l A'->f
i.'n. iisri'ni r'an,y.
tLNo
A"tNr> ron TuE CELEBRATED
Fits TIIRESHER AND CLEANER.
uitL . .u'.... lii.i..n iI,fs. Pywrf. .iss
if"ti g. :: horse power.
HfEEtegrN cUuEINED NEEP. .IKH
EEiFEE IND MOWER
LINTON LANUTT.
~ y High street. BaitiRs.rr.
Mar.h -. ISs:.-iy
Farmers. Look to Your Interest
gFul- Is utsNEi.
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super PHOSPHATE or Lime.

fAEAE Kris a. l.al-rs ara resp. ,tfuiiy r..
sssrs.l q, th- So ~ FERrtLizEiS ~ bei.s
Isr~tsf~. "a th~ -, manner. th"th, ghly fvli
abls shi - ~srf way calculated TO- give Uni
v~fssl ssti.lset an. They are extensively
kaaaR hsias %. n With great Success daring
As Fa't "a 80 . o. i'n year,. W. are cent
i~nt that al - ~ the abpt, Fertilizer
wiii twelve - s,turn faF their outlay. not
-aiy ut-a IN fuI manurrd thers~ith. Int
svsh - ses~fsi yeb's upon grnn aud ether
sftsf ri-rs.
4 = RtrTit 4 60 A..Nts,
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c.'ai oil. Fish oil. whale oil anil
Meats Foot oil.
SOAP. CANDLES. STARCH. VISEGAg
AND SODA.
Family Grocery.
uams q Hutchins,


GAR q man STREET;S. BALTIMORI.
Inform their old friends anil customers. anl
the public generally. that they keep ga hani
WINES ASD LIQCOIlS. ia wool aud sa-. q
medicinal aud other pur,'Oscs superior sugar
cured HAMS: the choicest brand, % fAMiLh
FLOUR; Imperial. GunlsowdrF, Young lIy-,'f.
aLd Black Teas Jaws. LAguira aud Rio ,.'ii. o..
Loaf, Crushed. Puiyerizci. Clarified aui Brown
Sugar Bfoina. Cocoa. Chocolate. Farm. i.i...
Flour. sage. Yeast Powders. ssfdiucs. SAur...
Pickles. Extracts. Salad oil. Pure SPICE. g..
Raisins. Almonds. Cracker. Chre-s. fh. ai..i
coarse salt. Table aud Dairy do. syrup. N.W
Orleans aai Sugar iluu.- Molas-rs. k.s"..i....
Lubti"aiing and Lard Oil. Tobacco Dupont
superior Canister Powder. shot. t'un t.,t.. g.. .
all 81 which ". will cell al the n,ust ,..ia ...
price,.
Also they n"w have r"mns,.i..i With Co..
,'r"r~ry Store. adjoining II "u Iiish ~;f.ri.
store i,r 10. sal" Of
GuAS"s. PHOsPHATEs az ALL KlEp
PorDRETTE,
GROUND PLASTER.
CEMENT. AC.
s<r6kAiS aud FEED Of all sinds. Hai~i
Hay and Straw. Field seeds. ani t,,iuii g..
lncs "i all kinds.
s<-The highest CAsh Prre a, 40 tini..- l.,i.i
for Oa's. corn. foiaiO~s. Esgs. AMI ali "th'i
Country Produce
70 with determination g. s"~J. ti. i...t 81
goods aud s.'il On reasonable t-rnp.. they h"i.
o. merit Continued evidence 81 publi. iaNos
ALFRED lJAMS.
J. ALFRED IIUTrIiiNS.
June ;, 1867. w.
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DUcKwHEAT FLOUR. put up Ia IS pound
ID packages, for Family use. ~ lowest msr
het rates ri THOMPSON CHURGn'e.
Nov Ut ToWusntowu.
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TOaOSontO,UM Advertisements.

NEW GOoDsi NEW GOODsl!
have lust received direct from Now York,
fine assortment Of Goods,
BLACK ALPAcAs,
DILAIwIs.
thambr"y Ginghams, Manchester Ginghans,
Cotton Goods Of all descriptions,
plaids, Cambrcs, Lawns aud New Styles OF Cal.
icocs. White. Red aud Opera Fiannels, beau
tiful pamask Table Cloths, fine Linen Napkins.
Towels, Crash, summer Cassimcra, COttonades,
Coating aud Pant Linens, and fine stock Of
sheeting. and Mnslins, bleachcd and unbleaeh.
ct from l2i cta. per yard uP.
GLOVES. MOURNING GLOVES. GRAPE.
fine assortment OF HOSIERY, Silk aud Lin.
"m lIandkerchicis, cheap, aud u great va
ricty II Notions. 4 lot of fine
oil CLOTHS. RUGS a MATS.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. &C.
Albattawarc. Hardware, Queenswarc. Crocke.
ware, Sioncwarc aud Tinware.
Fine assortment
STRAW AND WOOL HATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ladies. Childrcns' and Mems.
Always on hand.
"ROrERIEN or THE NEST QUALITY.
TEAS. SPICES. AC.
OILS. Burning aud Lubricatingi Lamps. Chin.
n"ys aud Patent Medicines generally IN use.
cora call is respectfully solicited bslors GO
ing I" the city, ~ my GOODS aud PRICES
cannot tail IL please.
WILLIAM q. BIIEALEY,
Towsontown. BALTIC. Co.
-. lt.MNfyu ~ A,rrtHg a ar ar c,rss
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RNltIaaore Ac,sriist m,wIs,
NEW sTYIE VERTICAL NIL
~
THE NlCrOll,

fdt volnnlvlohrss n aAiuhiAtht Hitt gih
durability and wnsh ne poWvb lilk NrNN,
CANE MILL bes 40 equal, The hpiud i,il
tho Important feature that Veuls1rs ts hsd
ina ~ lhe siiih lht fidges HtiFr nlru thtthtt
a. soon A. presented, thus tclie, ina tur iabf
- utlen nccettnfy " iafee lhU sitlAh ~ Hu rn
tfaaue between smooth ioila, AMI nl 49, sa'n'
tins scvaivs Ne direri passhru 10 ", a. haft'
roll They Alsn bscah The v7s4iy nhac 90 th'1'
Intervals, and thus rp,Htihg ,hr 49, tHH '
the mote tcsds how " lhe jaw Mtnir'ha,t
hcrisn,al mills, ia hofse, watrt AMI strhm
power
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Baltimore Advertisements.
LLBR'S
Rat and Mouse Killer,

4 FI4L .ROnN RAT RgI6RS aRDUg
pUUNH, AND WILL bfNTROf
fHIE RUNHgLN o. VDRN
rEaRg'
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COOKS SUGAR RvAroRAToH
gy,d p,rn,Wm ~ flnb V4t la"s
Is.sve ~ usE, All Trl.LN WARRANTED

COOKS kNAronAToR h. simple, 80 s,are
Title W lie rensli urtlun. u rnnsistsiNn ~ rsHr
atutlng pan ~ SHEET n'rtal, ropl'et ~ esl,nn
81 iron, PLACED on forkrts Win NwtlrA slds
aad 40 divided BY halgcs ~ ~ ttm rHhth
uoua uanVefsc rhanhsl nVut = hcnt,4l oni i's'l
ing sutiare vt irom ~ ~ leA hri.
II IL estimated that n, pen. aan ealhhfri ,fu'
hive been manufactured ~ he alu,e l,aist
falor 10 he past season. We alsn have lish
tation Pats, adapted ioa hiitk htra. t1euiai
aud ramlhlgls with tail drsciiiaien rhd ifn.
list avs " 81 nnplnAhl..
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u'ilE GREATEST tonic
. T. II II /; \ q T..
Morning star Bitters

THIS wonderful TONIC 10 uncquallsd ~ "a
eur" tir L,rer 'oAp iaiHf, Dy.pspaa, tsrer asd
.igp,. Htfass hicrmiiteat aad Remitieaf FCsra.
IL o. ais" inValnHbl. IN NERVOUS WEtA
MISE 81 all kinds, 40 u will restore the wasted
strength with wonderful pernanence.
II Will be- found totally different trom any
"ih"r Bitter, sud isHO pronounced by Hany oi
'h' bet ph!sIrian- IA the country.
T. tt,asao ua,,,io o. IDi,oaoas gaahtss.
sats composed ,ahr,iy " Irys's
bis Waiftf.
For further pf,oi and attcstatiOn Of ,ts
invaluable preventive aud curative properties,
see the published references 81 medical gentle
men "i 1,atling. VII" have examined 10 usr.
H., unanimously agreeing that 10 mineral "
ether huttiul substance, 80 often found ia the
W siH"i ,.'s''ab;e bit,crs of ths day. can 10
dienv"rei "a this truly h~althful AID elegant
PREPARATION.
REFERENCES.
Th"iua, King carroll, II. D., Church Greek,
sid J. e. Garter. 81. D.. 81 East Baltimore -,
Baltimui" Md. =. iiess~cAmp, Chemist aud
rhat;aar.utist.s 80 Hanover St., baltimore. Md. (;
i. u. r"rl'r. Pastor ni the South Presbyterian
church. Baltimore. MD; y. ]. Mitchell. No.
GID Canton Avenue, Baltimore, Nh. ". Pow
~. lGg LuinbAiist. Baltimore, Nd. pipstnOge
4 Kyir. 100 rrau Street. Baltimore. MI, aud
many uthefs.
70 For raj" by Druggist. aud c"untry
St'nes generally.
WHHL ESdLH DEPOT
IT THE COMPAEY's OFFICE.
loo Saith fAarlss Street.
BALTIMORE. NJ.
-. For ralr by Il. WILLIS, Agent.
Towsontowu. Nj.
NplI g.. lsts. ~.
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
roE tng sALH ~
GRAIN, HAY,
.HND COUNTRY PRODUCE,
iIl Pratt St.. Baltimore, Md.

wet Id ra.l the attention 81 their friends
sui rg .irinrf- e. their large aud general si"sk
ct '''.l.. ""i"rr' sing nearly every article Of
u,iii,y wsn,,.t ~ the Farmer and Gardener.
- ~ would al.o call special attention ~
.us steak oi superior
RESH GARDEN ANb YlELn SEEDS,
80 ".'r own importation aud American growth
Catalogue. FURNISHED upon Application.
v, ten. To- our ,htnk. e. our old patrons aud
respectfully solicit trial 81 now once.
NORRIS A PUsEY.
IA Pratt street. Baltimore. Nd.
March e. IsG..-iy
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EiILDING .H.ITERiALS,
ETILDI.NG M.iTERI.iLS',

'l,HE ATTENTION ~ BUILDERS. CAR
L FENTEES. CONTRACTORS aud ell 9TH
~. ni"r"ii'tl in the purchase oi
BfNS HtTERIiLNs
{ invited 8" eur NEW AND LARGE STOCK
81 we'll -~a,'.,'.l aud we'll finished work. ssn.
-isting 80
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DAFFLE FOR A BIRD HOUSE.

A Ne BIRD HOUSE will be ratified for -
soon A. soon ~ the chances are all taken, due
noiicc Of which will be given IN tho papers.
Chances 81 each. Apply is
l.. vOGLE,
Aug. lit Towsonlown.
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EANFIELD. BROS. \ co.
22O BALTINGORE ST,

('ANfIELp. BROS. co.
22o BALTINGORE ST,
CORNER OF CHARLES.
H.it'E 4 FINE STOck OF
todd Watches Tot Ladies andGeogiemen.
Silver Hunting Case Watches Of all kinds.
Ond rhaielsin Vest and Guard Chains.
Diamond Eatrings. Pins. BiAeolsta R.bgs.
Rich suits "f jcweiFy of new styles.
Bfaerle,-. Necklaces. Earrings and Pine Of
greet variety.
Pearl. Carbunclc. Seal aud other Rings.
Silver Spoons. forks. Ladies. Batter HALVES,
Ac., 1s.
Silver Pitchers. Goblct.. Cups. salts. Ae.
Fancy Silver G,aals &c new siyle~.
Plated TIA snd Caa.e sets Of late patterns.
Css,ors. baskets. lee Pitchers and 'cups.
Plated "r Alaha'a F,'Fks aud sposns 81 beet
quality
Table aud Packet Cutlery. Scissors a Racers.
Natrhrs cutriuily repaired.
Fans. uIera G.sss-s. FJrtnluiln Zee beautiful
Psris 1ilt aud Porcelain Vases beautiful Par.
~ card Receivers aud other articles; Pryu.'s
HAIR aud T'-.ih Brushe. ZINE Marble apd
brpnSed fafit tl'-ks; Bfonsei Figures sHl
Ornament.
MILITARY GOODS
Sword, pnd BELTS for Array aud Navy. s-.L.
-. spufs. ku,ioas. Lace. Cord. Navy Laes.
tals. stars aud Hmbrsiieriss. Army Embroi.
'i~ri"s 81 all kinds. ch-vFons. biniiEgs. Cloth,
A." Field Gisssrs. Pistols sui CsrtfidEe..
March q. Is6s ~.
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GNtIVIsN - WNkLW
- T.. WIN q NJ \ & IL l ~ l..

dHi rs Reldfire Merits a. tohporui
iciM other Machiat,.
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Miscellaneous.
INTERESTING TO LADIES.

TIE .'oiioging Extracts arc from The Testimony
Taken under oath, ~ q recent ctse J,eidnH
bayJr6 nc THifcS States Idtcm pRct.
upou ne Actual Nrrifs Of ne
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u Rl'rit 4 80. A.aNts.
~. H. liwly wharf.
July Is. tsss Is. nalnaore. MI.