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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
Man RRlED.

On The evnins Of the ed inst, at ne rveadeeee
the bride's parents, b tAe Rev. Fathee fslamour
Rues, n. FRANK ". ANGEL. to Mi0 i. vIR
0INtI DEsSAINT. doughtsr OIL. G. DsesainS, ,HDq.
of thia eity
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

Morn PArcHss, FRHckLEs AND TAN.-Ths
emily reliable remedy for those brown dis
colorations on the face 10 ''Perry's Meth and
Freckis Lotion" Prepared only by DIR. b.
G. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. Sold
everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
OIL stock

W sse OasA, On Tuesday. Nay t,h. q 10 O'Clock, g.
~ q ~ ONES of the Company. 0ne-tenth part Of
The Davenport Oil and Nining Company. now ssand-
iAg II na@s Of r. L. Sheppard and J. 8. Clark.
l.. A. LIZ CLAIRE,
ans40-AfM aarsv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

CirY DIREcroRY.--The canvass for this
work will commence on the 6rst Of May.
o. r. Roor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

vINEaA R--PsunrHsb 01wnArep O.
- vEMss. Wsnented pufs "a 8 peooosvo 49,
les First Premum awarded at the b. g. Fair, I'm
neis 0taie Falr, and Chicago City Fair LafRee,
CHAS. q. Z. PDUSefNO.
aup4l.AGsneod S3y 4 S41 Stnto ~ Uhiea1o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
. pnnr Tnrn,s a,coid -

Poor Toms cold.
How warm soccer the genial sun
Nav look in kindness on the earth,
IN Tom Jones veins no cheering warmth
Dispeis the gloomy sorrow of his soul
Dy,p,psia, like goblin hunts him down,
Agus grim ch am berlain. lights h'm to oed.
While Dullness. Vertigo, and Headaehe dire.
With iercer acEes combine to make him groan.
Hearken, Thomas, to instruction
for all thy ills . remedy Is found,
A psnacca certain, pleasant, sure,
PLANTATION BirrxRs-S. T.-lsSo-N.,
A wondrous Tonic made by Dir. DrsKe.
We presume Posr Tomis" case 10 not worse
than hundreds who are cured daily by this won
derfol medicine.
AAoNoLIA WArxR.-A delightful toilet
asticls-supssior to Cologne and at half the
prics.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

90 TO rus Bxsr.-ao to the Bryant d Stratton
Iowa STATE business College to get thorough prac
ucai business education. or to become good sound
Telegraph operator. For circulars and papers, ad-
dress, (enclosing stamp) "The Bryant q 6tfsteun
Coumercial College, Davenport. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
Notice.

by the Board of Supervisor Of Scott County, eu.
psq2tlpde9t oi the Peer. An once hos been opsnaa
% 0oebrD9 of Brady and YihA Sereees, wbsfs IT,
Ondctei0no4 eAd the TOwuehtp Trustees will Be in
atteudAnco from 4. NJ, to n II. daily, and al
epp1te10e0D Tor fUll1 must b No. q the above Of
Hco.
)on1oAtf H. LINDunMAU
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

LUMBER PRosrEcrs learn from Wm.
kenwick, Es1.. who hes Just returned IRON
. visit TO the lumber regions, tho following
particulars in regard to the lumber pres
poets for tie coming season: Tns water
10 20 low 90 Black River they hsvs stopped
running. From St. Croix, the water 10 rs'
ported cerg Low; also, low wstsr IN tns
Chippewa. The Wisconsin river 10 report
Cd rising, and lumber running ous. Iwsn-
ty-sight million logs have been run into
the booms on Black River. There Is every
prospect Of scarcity Of lunbsr and high
prices this summer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

J. T. I snrLs, Gardener and Florist, cor
Ath and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trees. mv26-1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

How TO CIR Sirgp.-This is to many
persons = matter Of high importance Yer
vous persons, who are troubled with ~ake-
'uiness and excitability, usually na'e =
sssong tendency Of blood on the ora'n' WIN
cold eItrsmitiss. The prssssre Of o'eoo on
she brain, keeps it ID stimslssed Of "sse-
ful state. and the pslsssions in the neeo are
sften painful. Let then riss end ehefs ne
body and sxtsemi,iss witt brush q sewe''
or rub smartly With the hands, 70 promote
ctsca'asor. and withdraw ths sxesssvs
anssnt Of blood from tbs brain, ssd soe1
Will fan aslssp in few moments. 4 cold
bath. or sponge bath and rubbing or
good run, or rapid walk in the epss sF.
er sstss up and down stairs . fss u~ss
just before retiring. will aid 10 squa'iz'ns
cireuiation and promoting sleep.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24
Dwelling for sale.

a FINE TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENOE
"A metal roof, roo ms we'll finished lot COX
$50 on nth between Rock Island and Iowa Sta.
for sale at . bargain. Apply to J. X. 6l1P
SON. at =. p. Bryant 4 Co. s. IS East Second
street. mehHl. diff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

Nsw LAY GooDs S1oRs, No. 80 SscoND
SrRsEr, BrrwEsS MAIN AND HAaaIsoS.-
have opened q splendid assortment Of
fresh Dry Goods Of every variety. which
now offer At very low rates. and invite the
public to call and examine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

kromers Hair Dye. Nasursl. Durabls, Beautiful
Beet and Cheapest In the World Sotd BY ali Drug :
gists and Country Storskespers. JOHN J. KRONER,
Sole Proprietor. 4oi Chestnut St. PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

SAFE BURGLARS numerous safe
robbsriss throughout this section OF the
west is conclusive proof that there are sew
sral we'll organized bands about. From the
Rock Island Union We earn that on last
Tuesday night the store of Eby & Co., at
Andalusia, was entered by burglars, and
an attempt made to blow open the safe, but
without success. Powder was used, and
also an iron bar to force il open. The safe
either proved q more difficult job than was
expected or else the robbers got frightened
and left, after having damaged it so badly
that it could not be opened with a key the
next morning. The goods were scattered
promiscuously over the store, but very few,
If any, were missed. A nsighbor living
near by heard the burglars passing his
house after they had left the store, but At
the time was not aware Of their character.
There should be some undsrstanding with
the police departments Of the different
places to keep each other informed Of the
movemonto Of all euspicious characters.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

ExA0oRaArroN 10 very common fault
among al classes, but nevertheless "ths
truth, the whole truth. aud nothing but the
truth, i somstimes stated. Such is the
eass in refersacs 10 oil that 10 said in regard
TO Doctor Seth Arnold's Balsam for the
cure Of Bowel Csmplaints. Il has been
sold IL the New England States for about
thirty vsars, and has larger sale in those
States than any other article for Bowel
Complaots. The sale for the last two years
hes been upwards Of 1856 900 bottles. Sec
advertisement under Special Notices.
Tas MuLrfruDs Of testimonials from men
Of worth and integrity that have appeared
in our eolumns, furnish conclusive evidence
that no medicine in use has accom- plishcd
90 many extraordinary cures, and given 40
much universal satisfaction in every variety
and stage Of disease, or that has 30 extern
sive and rapid . sale ~ Sloan's Ointment
and Condition Powders.
Jusress TAa SoAp.-ls a certain cure for Mapped
hands and all roag hnses irritation OF the skin.
ecssms, ringworm. salt rheum, pimpes. and all 9th
er cut susoas affections, making the skn son and
New York. Sold b all druggsts. tu-friAeow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

CONSTITUTION WArEsn is a certain cure
fer Diabetes. and oil diseases Of the Kidneys
For sale by ell Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

iScoxE RHrulHs.-Ths Clinton Hsrol1
ssys Of the income returns thus far msds
to the assistant assessor from that county,
"2l report IN income for last year Of two
thousand dollars and upward-13 Of which
are frsm Clinton, : frsn Lyons and from
eths pszts sfths county. OhAosJ Lamb
Of this city returns the largest ineone,
eS9. 900. We give bs,ov . List sf thcs,
who return q, 900 and upward-oa saiur.
day We shall publish the ceuplsts ssturns
uado to date
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

PsRsoSAL.-Judgs Hubbsll, formerly Of
this city, but now resident of Lyons, gave
us . short call this morning. The Judge 10
looking hale and hearty, as though country
l!fe agrsed with him.
Oar youns friend John A. Schmidt,
for nctly assistant teller in the 1st National
Bank, Of this city, but now teller in the
Omaha National Bank, is visiting this. his
old home, for . few days. John reports
business lively in Omaha, and that the
loopsrs and bumnsrs are lighting out for
4 more couRenial climate
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

HARRISON 4 STARKS,
Draeglsts sld Apsthssarles
@ DRADH OT., DAVENPORT.
+ -, Raoy 0oods, &C.. 6 !.
New Drug 0eoes, - 0eooy oeso0.
VIAL .1npo13S, Palnk yaelfDh, Ana oaahl
W Brushes, large stock q Ion price, IT
HARRISON 0TARkS'.
% Bsady st., next - OoS1npo0 -.
ROrANbC 4gDiClNke.---A full line Rents, mReo,
- bafks, 80. arriving from Boston. For sale -
HARRISON = oTARkSs,
sCeatSa Dfuggists," !" g Brady street.
DAINr8, Otls. yasnishcs. 0iass. Dyes, &c. s4Cep-
= trail Drag Store. 5: Brady, next to Davsapore
Bank,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

+ GENERAL BurLEa may look two ways Il
once. but. Child I Cos French Calf R,m.
made Boots nsssr produce Corns.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-24

LAplss' Misses and Childrsn's full po.
lish Serge and Glove Kid Button boots at
Cnild 4 Cos. So Brady street.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28

fees, to settle losses without the interference of
the officer or officers of the said parent office or
offices. -.-.
29 No person shall act as such insurance
agent without complying fully and entirely
with the provisions of section twenty-eight of
this Act; any person so offending shall forfeit
and pay into the Treasury the sum of five hun
dred dollars, one-half of which shall be placed
by the Treasurer to the credit of the public
school fund, and the other half to the informer,
the whole amount of which shall be recOvera-
BILE by law as other fines and penalties are re-
covered proOided, that nothing in this Act
shall be SO construed as to affect in any way re-
gularly licensed insurance brokers.
SEC. 2. And be 1t enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from and after the date of its pas
sage.
Approved March %, 1868.
= ,-.....-. THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
gelecteh Miscellany.
THE GRENADIER.

For many year there was touching
and beautiful custom to be witnessed in a
certain regiment Of French Grenadiers
and which meant to commemorate the
heroism Of a departed comrade. 3 ''''-' -.
When the companies assembled on pa
rade and the roll was called, there was
one name to which its owner could not
auswer-it was that Of La Tours, Au-
vergne. ~a
When it was called, the oldest sergeant
present stepped q pace forward, and rails
ing bis hand to his cap. said proudly:T3
died on the field of honor" ro.a,,g q
For fourteen years this custom was con-
tinued. and only ceased. when the restored
Bourbons, to please their foreign masters,
forbade everything that was calculsted to
preserve the heroic spirit of the Isoldiets
of France. s.z. ..4, ,.4,a. ,:}s 80 g9;s
La Tour d Auvergne was not unwor-
thy in life the honor thus paid him after
his death. He was educated for the army.
entered it in 1866, and ia. 1871 served
under the Duke de CrilIon at the siege Of
Port Mahoni Heserved always with dis
tinetion, but constantly refused offers Of
promotion, say ing that he was only ft for
the command Of company Of grenadiers
but finally, the various grenadier comps:
MES being united, He found himself IN
command Of q body Of eight thousand men,
while retaining only the rank Of captain.
Hence he was known as the first gren-
adler of France 'zt@',r;' S-is ~ -'
But it is of one particular exploit OF his
that we wish to write, more than his ca
reer in general - 2aasi tSft5 1t1 E-.'iis{
When he was forty years Of age, be
went on visit to friend. not far FROM .
section Of the country that was soon to be-
come the scene Of a campaign While
there, he was busy in acquainting himself
with the country thinking it not unlikely
that this knowledge might be Of use to
him, and while here the brave grenadier
was astonished to learn that the war had
been suddenly shifted to that quarter. and
that regiment of Austrians was pushing
on to occupysa narrow pass about ten miles
from where he was staying, and the pos
session of which would give them an op-
portunity to prevent an important move
ment of the French which was then on
foot. They hoped to surprise this post,
and were moving SO rapidly upon it that
they were not more than two hours distant
from The place where be was staying. and
which they would have to pass in their
march II matters not how he heard the
news. q It is sufficient to say that he deter
mined at once to act upon it. -
He had no idea Of being captured by
the enemy in their advance. aud he at
once set off for the pass. He knew that
the pass was defended by stout tower
and garrison of thirty men. and he hop
ed to be able to warn the men of their
danger. - 'ta - .ifsI +
He fastened on, and arrived there.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
Terms: 81, m.adEanee

and SCARED gFenadier. literally losded
down With mnskets, came out and passed
down the line Of troops. He Ssiked x1ith
difficulty under bis hesyydoad. ssues sssia
To thesurprise Of the; Anstsians, No ona
followed him from the tower. -, T.,
In astonishment the Austrian colonel
rode to him and asked ia French Why ths
garrison did NOT come out. .Ed ! osds1esl
~ am the garrison, colonel = Sid thu
soldier. proudly, s.i.;.7x y,a.is .soan s,.z
What" exclaimed the colonel, ..do
you mean to tell me that you alone have
held that tower against me i'os1isan 10
Il have the honor, lcolonel, r ws1s The
reply 1zua.! ss.s ats,u ii.r: % tseisag s
What possessed you to make such faa
attempt, grenadier r ., T.,
"The honor Of France vas at stake: -
The colonel gased at him ! moment
with undisguised admirstiou. Then, ssis-
ing his cap: be said warmly Sc .ai s.sfrrI I
'Grenadier, 1 salute you,,, you hare
proved yourself the bravest Of the brave,
The officer caused all TIE arms which
La Tour d Auvergne could not carry 20
be collected, and sent them all With thd
erenadier into the Frene6 lines. toeethss
with q note relating the whole affair,
When the knowledge Of II came TO Tie
ears Of Napoleon. be offered 10 pronots
Ia Tour d,Auvergne. bat the ktesr:dss
clined to accept the promotion. sayisg 10
preferred to remain where be was. ! s.ag
The brave soldier met Bis death 10 q
action 81 Abeihausen, ID June. 1900. k6d
the simple snd' 'sszpressivss scsnss u ron.
esllsiu bin regimsnt naso oonmsnssa ss1l
continued By the express oomm.sd okas
Emperor himself. s.,T s.,.f I'd, snvs
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
geleeten puetry.
LIES CHAIN.

Youth weaves chain Of gold and pearls
To link the years of life together,
Nor romping boys, nor laughing girls,
Can see a cloud in hopes blue ether;
But all the golden world is lit
By starry CLEANS from fires undying; ~.
And if one bird of hope should fit
'Twould fling back opal hues in flying.
Youth rides to dreamland DER and DER,
In chariots set with gems all cleaning,
Where tinkling streams soft music pour
Through bars ofsunshine brightly streaming
And flowers blush out mid depths of green
To charm the eye like rubies burning;
But all this while, with stern, cold mien,
Old Fate the leaves of life is turning.
Time moves and calls from dreamy shores
The truants that have long been playing,
Then shuts the silver cleaning doors,
And bids the careless feet cease straying
In lands where dreams so real have seemed.
Then paths grow tangled in the heather,
And all the wondrous dreams we We dreamed
~ Are lost behind the clouds together.
..- --l AZ: =. --...,.- ......-,
Thus one by one the links of gold
From life's bright pearly chain are dropping
The vanished years we cannot hold,
For Times swift car there is no stopping.
But when the pearl-gemmed, golden ties
Are gone, they upward fly to heaven; -
Then glad the griefworn spirit hies ..
Beyond the rosy gates of even. ..-.
Tis there we find our pearls again, ''
| And there the golden links reclasping
Make but irmer, holier chain; = - 5's
And there our heavenly treasures grasping,
We bask beneath. the smile Of God,
And fear no more life's storm so chilling,
Nor thorns in weary paths we've trod, -:
| His presence every murmur stilling.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
[CHAPTER IL
AN ACT

AN ACI
To repeal sections thirty-four thirty-five, thir-
ty-six, thirty-seven, and thirty-eight of the
fourth Article of the Code of Public Local
Laws, relating to the city of Baltimore, and
to substitute in lieu of sections thirty-four,
thirty-6ve, and thirty-seven the following:
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General ASSEM-
blyof Maryland, That sections thrty-four, thir-
ty-fve, thirty-six, and thirty-seven, of the
fourth Article of the Code of Public Local Laws,
relating to the city of Baltimore be, and the
same are hereby repealed, and that the follow
ing be substituted for sections thirty-four,
thirty-fve and thirty-seven.
2 "a. The Mayor and City Council have pow
er to provide, by ordinance, for the appoint
ment, as other city officers are appointed, of
the Trustees of the Poor of Baltimore city, and
to prescribe the powers and duties of such
Trustees; Provided That until the Mayor and
City Council shall have acted in the premises,
the powers and duties of the Trustees of the
Poor of Baltimore city shall be such as are pre-
scribed in and by those sections of this Article,
under the title, "Almshouse," not hereby re-
pealed and prouided further, That when the
said Mayor and City Council shall have by Or
dinance prescribed the powers and duties of the
Trustees of the Poor of Baltimore city, then
and in that event, the operation of the sections
of this Article from thirty-nine to sixty-nine
inclusive, shall cease, and the said sections,
from thirty-nine to sixty-nine inclusive, shall
be ipso tacto repealed.
3 35 All titles to property of any and every
kind now held by the Trustees of the Poor of
Baltimore city, shall be, and they are hereby
transferred to and invested in the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore to all intents and
purposes, and all powers and privileges hereto
fore conferred upon the said Trustees of the
Poor of Baltimore city shall be, and they are
hereby transferred to and conferred upon the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore.
S37 Each Trustee so appointed shall, before
he proceeds to act, take and subscribe before
the Mayor, theoath of Office prescribed in the
sixth section of the first Article of the Consti-
tuition.
SEC. 2. And be 1t enacted, That this Act shall
take effect upon its passage, and that the said
Mayor shall Immediately appoint Trustees OF
the Poor of Baltimore city, as in case of va
cancy, under the existing laws and ordinances.
Approred January 20, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI, 4e.-
.s. s=ar,. t Governor. :
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
!. HlrRll1s@A rll1 co4pos1rto|9le y .sa.,a., s;,ss
asrSs1,g BYsA tsRxsa1ALLabox.f eds ae

7 dopi me girls. cifis i.tsI tsIeffyf ANA
ent ffomh WAT boys Il: .9ifliss al6ht fla4
dsirblsss Bndeslso gisls dsdrtP1ly hootsis
! Isplaysd heoteeasce aa3eptShQpel he
it. GIRLS sopetimes Get XhiPped. hpt ast
90 much as boys their clot6es amt 20 ven
suited for II, that isf the reason, / Sdpbosess
rnevsr essHo' gnb 4ptsY bssss 6saG. bdt
they nay they de'isds dsosthps :aIuaisEsS
IN, Bostaas There is plenty; qf;gifIsai4
Boston and big organs. hast year iHhen
I was young the teacher made me set With
tie girls because I was naughty. cffied.
Big boys like girls better shan little beyss
I vent on . sleigh ride oesnight ~itLsuy
sister Nancy and Tom Sykes. We Yers
going to New Hartford, and Nhen, We. got
up BY Pegs tavern. Tom asked me TO
look in the bottom of fths sleigh fofa akif
whip, aod while L was looking As '1fsa "a
q sorpedo;v L asked: him II he ihadanJ
more torpedoes, and BE-, said na, 2bqt he
fred of another when I hasn't looking.
Gilsde like 10 have asaeesAiA -sanm.
They always SAY don't III Hthey yasa't
fools they would turn. their heads the
other way. but they never do THAT. Girls
get married sometimes, b1t not Always.
Those that. dent get married fdouaS'~s6t
to.es When they get married they heya
Wedding cake, ! like xedding cake. buk
t.sse.s sss. i;' 70: :sy ss i u getting 81
-ln saoT al o7a Iaspfs5. dsiiw Ia ,sanL
org Ell. ez.vs5SsSsse riss.css Ell, go
z;kTTbs fuasest ias;Aaes tlak lasiists,
y tsagspirsd IL The ease d 4 doing ne
merited ! sdoggfng. frss HAD ffm pfsSe6
under the sinadsnd6 OF shlosohfta. ..ssssserl
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
[CHAprER 39.1
AN. ACT

To authorize the Delaware Railroad Company
to extend a. branch railroad across the State
line, into Kent county, Maryland. 49,
WHEREAS, the, Kent County Railroad Com
pany, and the Queen Anne and Kent Railroad
Company, corporations existing by law in the
State of Maryland, desire and propose to COM
meet one or both of the railroads to be construc-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28
Faith

ohAt14s
Justice Is often bat 4 form If pedautry;;
mercy mere essiness Of temper. coursssa
mere 6rmness Of phy ysical constitution; bat
if these virtues are genuine. then they in
dicate not goodness merely, but goodness
considerably developed. A naasmsy be
potentially Just Or merciful. yet from'de-
feet Of training he may be actually Meth;
er. We want test which shall admit al
who have Il 10 them to BE good whethsst
their good qualities be trained nsenu.-s
Such test is found inifaith. He who.
when goodness is impressfvely put before
him, exhibits 40 instructive loyalty tosit,
starts forward TO take I'D side, trusts him
self to i. such man has fait -. md cue
root Of the matter is ip such !. man, he
may have habits Of vice, but the loyal md
faithful instinct in him will plsoe him +
bove many. that practise yirtue. Hamsy
be rude inlthought sud ,chatsstsrs but y
will unconsciously grsvisats towsrds Whit
|is right. "a Other virtues can .scAfcely
thrive without fne natural organization
and : happy training. Bptthe most neg
lsoted and ungifted Of men may make )
beginning with faith. Other virtues yant
civilization. o certain adAount Of knowl.
edge, few books; but in half brutal
countenances faith will light 1p4 . glim-
mer Of nobleness. The savage. who can
do little else, csn wonder aud woS1hip
and enthusiastically obsy .saHe Aho saie
not kpoa, what is, right seap zkno1 that
some one else, knoys; he who baa no laY
may still have ! master; he WHO d i1cS-
|psble " fidelity; he xno idhd efStsnds iii@
nay bsss ahls sins ss6rkivsiss sssssieAs
loVes. mueh; ;ss;s1a6e Aeasos; .ffsssofoo .sosf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28

Sec. 8. Andbe 1t further enacted, That in case
the said company shall hereafter misuse or abuse
the privileges hereby granted, the General As
sembly shall have power to revoke or annul this
charter. And this Act shall take effect from
the date of its passage. e. b..
Agproved Feb. 26, 1868.
s THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-28

~As pretty gggirl fpFcihlY md tspsh.
fully says: eff our Maker thought Ii
wrong for Adam to be single. when there
Was not woman upon esrth. bdW 0ssnmIfi.2
nsliy guilty are the0 old bscAelosy, w~ith
the world full Of pretty girls"