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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20

Organized under Board Of Trustees and a
Board Of Visitors.
T1HE PRESENT PRINCIPAL has conducted
l. its operations for twenty years, receiving
very large first class patronage from nearly
every Southern State. The present organiza-
ton is the result of long experience and the
cordial cooperation of the Board of Visitors,
comprising some of the most eminent educa-
tors of the South.
The LOCATION is on beautiful eminence
in STAUNTON, VIRGINIA, which has long
been distinguished for its picturesque scenery,
healthfulness, easy access, refined society and
its great educational advantages. The effects
Of mountain air and pure water upon feeble
constitutions are witnessed every session, pro-
ducing the happiast results at the critical pc
Rod, when the Constitution is in the process
of development.
The BUILDINGS contain sixty rooms and
are erected on beautiful site. comprising four
acres. The pupils study in their rooms, which
are comfortably furnished and designed, the
larger are four and the smaller for two pupils
each. The rooms of the Governess are located
among those of the pupils.
TEACHERS.-The Principal is assisted by
a Vice-Principal, eight Professors and several
Female Assistants, all of long experience and
established reputation. The Departments OF
Music under two Professors, and Modern Lam
guages, under the care Of an eminent native OF
France, offer advantages of very high order
The course of English, second to none, is ex-
tensive and very thorough.
TERMS.-For board, furnished room, fuel,
light and full course of English, $3.50. Mu-
sic, $50. Modern Languages, 500 each for the
annual session. Pupils furnish towels. Wash
ing So per month. Pew rent, 81.
Rt. Rev. JOHN JOHNS, D. D., President OF
the Board Of Trustees.
GEN. ROBERT E. LEE, President of the
Board of Visitors.
Refers to Patrons Gen. r. E. Lee Hon.
A. T. Caperton; Hon. J. B. Baldwin Hon.
R. G. L. Moncure; Hon. A. H. H. Stuart
Gen. W. N: Pendleton; Hon. R. W. Walker,
Huntsville, Ala, &c.
NB-For circulars, with full information,
ADDRESS %s1 Rev hga T. Phillips Al NJ R5iaSpa4
Hon. N. 7. Trout, Sec'y., Staunton, Va.
Aug. 20-4t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20

E%On Sunday afternoon, the 10th,
quite heavy hail storm passed over the
eastern section of our county, striking
between Piscataway and Bryantown and
passing on by Centreville and East Hun
dred. The belt was from half to mile
wide. aud did considerable damage to the
growing tobacco in that section.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20
Kentucky Election.

Returns from all but five small coun-
ties in Kentucky, for Governor, show the
result to Be ea fG gz steHsas0n n daa e.asa
%, 500, Democratic majority 81 1926.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20
DIED.,

DI6D,
On the 9th inst, at Poplar Hill, Charles CO.,
Md, after a severe illness. JAMES EDWARD,
only son of J. REvERDY and s. E. CARLIN, aged
year. months and Is days. The parents and
friends of this little Angel have the consolation
to know that our blessed Lord has said-<sSuffer
little children to come unto me, for of such is
the kingdom of Heaven"
esThis lovely bud so young and fair,
Called hence by early doom,
Just came to show how bright flower
In Paradise could bloom"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20

GUPERlOR Old Otard Cogniac Brandy, for
- medicinal purposes, o. w. Eichelberger
importation. For sale by
au2O P. H. MUSCHETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Orphans Court of Charles County. Set.
AUGUST Is, 1868.
ORDERED BY the Court, that FRANCIS A.
" GARDNER, Executor of SYLVESTER F.
GARDINER, deceased. give the notice required by
law to the creditors of said Sylvester F. Gardi-
ner toexhibit their claims, legally authenticated
by advertisement, published in some one news
paper published in Charles County. Maryland,
once in each of three successive weeks.
True copy,-Test.
JOSEPH STEWART.
Reg Wills for Chs Co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20

re- Pope Plus TX, entered on his
77th year on the 18th of last May. His
father died at SO his mother the Coun-
tess Catherine. at 80; bis paternal an
cestor, Count Hercules, at 90; his
brother, Gabriel, at 81; his second
brother at SO.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20
NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Charles County, Maryland, letters
Testamentary on the personal estate of
SYLVESTER F, G.HRDLNER,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscriber,
on or before the Doth day of February next.
They may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said deceased's estate. Given under
my hand, this Goth day of August, 1868.
FRANCIS A. GARDINER, Exe'r
au 2O-3w Of Sylvester F. Gardiner.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20

re- Attorney General Evarts has made
public his opinion relative to the resigna-
ton of Commissioner Rollins. He takes
the ground that the resignation of Mr..
Rollins was qualified one, and that the
President cannot accept it and appoint a
successor unless the conditions on which
it was made are fulfilled, which were the
nomination by the President and con6r-
nation by the Senate of new commits
sioner. He concludes by stating that
Il must consider that the Office Of Com
missioner of Internal Revenue and Mr..
Rollins hold upon it, remain the same
as if his letter had not been written or
the Presidents endorsement made there
on, and that the office is not vacant"
President johnson will probably act in
with this opinion.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20
Brace and Suspender.

The pantaloon being attached and supported
from two central points under the arms, so ad-
justed by the suspender, as to hang on COM
mon centre, therefore the strain or stress on
them is just their own weight, in any position
in which the wearer may place himself. Both
front and back webs draw from a common CEN
tire, and equalize the stress or strain upon each
shoulder; while the centre piece or quadrangle
will adapt the suspender to any form of Shout
ders, whereby the stress or strain is so balanc-
ed and divided, that a free and unrestricted
motion of the body is allowed, producing a
bracing effect, ease and comfort to the wearer
which cannot be secured in the use of the ordi-
nary Suspenders. Another advantage is its
exemption from unpleasant odor in warm wea
Their, as the elastic web does not cross the
shoulders. a'af
N- Persons at distance can have pair
sent by mail by sending $l.5O and their breast
FOR SALE AT t
Carroll Hall Shirt Mandatory and
Gents Furnishing Store,
No. 145 Baltimore Street, 8 doors east of
Colbert Street. Baltimore.
WM P. TOWLES & BRO.
aug 20-3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20
re- Just before the sitting of the Ma

re- Just before the sitting of the Ma
tional Democratic Convention in New
York, the Herald of that city went into
an analysis Of the characteristics OF the
Democratic and Radical parties. Speak
ing of the former, it said cit is the party
of the nation-the party whose ideas
grow from the great natural impulses Of
the people toward freedom, progress, JUS
tice and right in the broadcast and plainest
sense. Called by any name this party
has always been the same in its princi-
pies and its purposes, which are Demo-
cratic in their very nature and essence"
And concerning the Radical organization
it is truthfully and philosophically re-
marked-'The other party is simply an
instructive aggregation Of all the men 'oho
feel an antipathy to Democratic ideas
who are in antagonism with the people
merely because they are the people-fel-
lows prone to claim superiority in virtue
of domineering disposition, or respec-
liability in virtue of money, and who CO.
here in the common purpose to substitute
their arrogant temper for the popular
will, and to govern the people on the as
sumption that the people cannot govern
themselves" After so correct a state
ment as this, nobody need trouble him
self to know what further the Herald
thinks on the election. It has done its
work for the campaign, and can have a
furlough until December.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20

The Goods have all been selected from the
most celebrated makers, and are guarautseds
to be first class in QUALITY, new 10 Eat
TERN, and beautiful in DESIGN. The
stock having been bought MUCH UNDER for
mer prices on account of the depression in
trade, will be offered to customers at cor
responding reduction. .9..a4fI
CORTLAN g. co.
aug 20-6m sssaq 5sS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20
TOWLE'S
- PATENT
ElipticSuspender.

THIS invention is based on strictly scien-
Il tifc principle, and is valuable improve
mention the old style Suspenders. 1t is simple
in construction, strong and durable, and COM
bines the qualities of : Ee'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-08-20

Success to the good cause !!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-27

-in fact all that noble army nv mar
tiers witch foIIered the politikel for-
choons nv A. Johnson stand ready TO
support 700, on condishun that 700
support them. Take them q. s. Grant
fake them. Don't despise my advice.
Think nv havin the Blair family
knockin at yoor door for four years.
End it now and forever.
For myself 1t isn't necessary TO speek.
I am almost at the end nv a eventual
life. Disappointment hez done It's Work
and in q little time L shell go hence. am
a victim nv irregular habits-Wunst
when in a Ablishen bAsteelI wuz de-
prived nv liSer for ten days, and wupst
by mistake swallowed camphene for
whiskey. Ny constitooshun wuz thus
undermined. hev but few years
more at best and IL don't matter where
1 drag them out. But II my pathway
TO the toomb Good be smooth by con-
tinyooance In the Post Of1s at the
Corners, II wood be a favor witch / shood
approximate. shood then be at peece.
Likewise wood Bascom, at whose bar
I hev an -unliquidated account, and the
citisens, all nv whom hold my notes nv
hand for small amounts, be at peece In
the soothen hope; nv gettin suthin ut
some fncher day ekk0 your sentiment
--let us hev peece.s 1 hevindicated how
II kin be done-will 700 follow that
path or uot2 Il Is for 700 too choose 8
PETROLEUM. ". Nasty, r. NJ. "a
EsE ,fsaIssrrf (Which is PostmRster.) q
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for trifies like an afianced. Then It
was that the i'girl OF the period" made
mp her mind and bundle that she
would follow hint yes, she would
follow him to the nttermost parts of the
earth. Being of age and no longer the
slave ofparental control, Miss Mary on
Saturday night last, having habtltmen"
ted herself becomingly, deserted the
palatial mansion on Clay-st.I and cast
ing behind her wealth. society and
friends, sought the Office of a gentle
man on Broad ST., whom she impor-
tuned to buy her ticket to New York.
This gentleman, who is the pink OF
prophecy, refused, and Miss Mary
sought elsewhere and found the ready
means-at all events, she procured pas
sage on the cars, and embarked on the
SIz o'clock train, which carried her
Nor.hwaTd at the rate of20 or 80 miles
an hour, If not as speedily as her heart
desired. On the train, between Rlch-
mond and Acquia Creek, she was OBJ
served to weep bitterly by the conductor
to whom she related her tale OF woe and
distress. Her departure created. OF
course, q hubbub in the mansion on
Clay ST., and amid the wriD9ing OF
hands and loud expressions of distress,
the telegraph was Lvoked and parties
sent in hot pursuit. 1t was surmised
that young Ford, instead ofgotng Otto
Texas fright away" as he announced,
had put for New YORK; there TO meet
his Mary, and thither the detectives di.
rected their steps. The upshOt OF The
matter is, to make long story short,
that Miss Mary had been heard fromi
that she is now in Philadelphia, and
that upon the whole there Is very
case which is not within our province
to reveal.
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aa 49, go - ~. Y IS =
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o, No. We Never Mention 'Em,-Old dir,
The Indian Summer has passed away
aud with IL has passed a fair and rHdi.
ant daughter OF one OF our first citizens
IA naooh OF Clay streeI-a gentleunRp
who, suhcedtto to say, holds The very
hTst position inst the wealthy aud fashi5.
nabie circles ofthe city. The daughter.
the Helene OF the family, is beautiful
beyond description: But her beauty did
not prevent her from falling desper-
atelY and irretrievAbly tnsIoya with "a
young gentleman Of semi mtlItarIe con.
neCtion, who, 1t appears, some nnnIhs
ago pIighted his tFoth and acceptea mn
tiny hand, grasplug II Within his Own
never 70 be parted, never for aye.'l
Nobody suspected a mesalliance, much
les the father, until last Saturday
night, when the daughter who was the
light of his household fed to paris un !.
known, or at least only guessed. in
company with one, q masculine. who
should ere then have been proclaimed
his son.in-law. The Runaway parties
have been heard from, and Il ia now
said that the lady prociaitns herself a
VIE OF some six months. and that her
ainauced is choice OF her after lie.
what God hath Joined together lei NO
man put hSunder." The CAV, 5YonneI
man who has whisked away the angel
y gay lothario named Horace
'N % 6oochland county. which
county ought to be proud OF him, as II
doubtless Is. Horace is an orphan. iust
plnngtng into his teens, and has iost
ooth mis- parents by death. Much 6rr,-
perry accrued to Horace In The shane of
money, chattels, goods, GSc., nnd. -hsy.
rag converted the whole into s.resd,
fhino." Horace ventured for a swim ~
NE Nas. sea OF gay life aud love. HS maj
a1 lss Mary Grant, a beanty-H mel. ',..rt
SSn,i nee,- the usual way;n talked dali.
Iii nonsense; won her hear. thar
go, 1stilned to eArneslness. tbreSsf al
~ y:no An mel Then he sailed. T)b !
DE saiieal OIL He snilefii the so g ny
same as Capt. KIDD did. HorScs. l ss.ns
10 New Orisans, and NOT bsviSe Went
shtpwrecked by the Was 49, osen
wf0te TO his beloved Thu So pued OF
through the sultry month Of ns, hs on
The crimson period OF oetoiSeT y w, w,
the forests change their garua Zen
down To- chill Novem Der. Alas ~,
love should never. run. smoOth-=in an
event cnrrent-bnt love never did, and
never Will She responded all unknown
20 the healthy dad, and he rapIied.
thns affairs progressed until Horace
announced last week that he was Oh
ior IexAs right away and couldn't stop
aH- ~ RITZ "a lf.7a- Fa5r.-r-l
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Trustee's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TREsT
u dated the fourteenth day of June! ISeU
executed by Robert IbbILs0n and wife 10
myself as Trustee, and of record in the Clerks
once OF Ohlo county, volume o. PAGE 49, i
VIII sell At me Court House in the CITY OF
Wheeing. on Saturday, the fiffh day of ne.
eLnpeSs IsoS. the following des crfbed prop- p
~ mentioned In said Deed or TTusS % WI:
piece OF parcel OF ground situated on the
Dank OF Wheeling Creek, In the city OF
wheeling, bounded as follows. BEGINNING AT
a peint one hundred and ninety ieet east 81
the eaAt line OF Eon street, on the line Of a
stleet called Crescent street, lad ont from
fson street, eastW0rdly 70 the Crescent lion
MIL, on the bank or Wheeling creek. saiIi
SSTeScent street being continuation or
Meoster kueetI though running nearer the
st teet ana at different angle from Webster
sI.eetI tnence northwardly along the east
slde OF an alley twenty feet wide 70 Wheel.
lng creek theuce e0StWardly up said cree
sky teet. Themes 6outhWnrlly nv n lin
paIallel with said alley 70 said Crescent
Sueets tnence WesfWaIrtiy -HiuuK the norm
llne OF Crescent street sixty feet 10 the flace
ot beginning, together with the nlachineTv
n1tuLA anu improvements thereon oFIa6s
pertaining lherelos being the same propeliy
conveyed py Gill q aaFdman 10 Ibbitson 4
s Gunner and BY the latter 70 Robert Ibbit-
1eEns Of sale, one. fourth cash. and tba.r..
mainder IN Squal payments of SIX Twelve
and eighteen nonths with inT6TeEf mr.
day Of vale, secured by Deed OF Trust on he
The tide to the above property is believed
70 Dc good. Selling as Trnstee i viii 0SIS,
convey such title as IS vested in me by sStiii
oes0-Imeod E. 81. FIrzHUGH. Trustee
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1t hez bin sed that 700 are sphinx.
Wat a sphinx is don't know, nor is
Iher a my one in the Corners who does.
But il must be sntbin oins or 700 wood.
ent hey bin SO called. The great CUES
ton IL, ARE you aSoin 10 continyoes in
the groove into wleh 700 hev sOt yoof.
sell, or are VOC hgoins TO flop out, and
Hing yoorselt, into our arms 2 THAT'S
The question THAT'S agilaIfn me and the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-27

THE DYsPEPrIC.-The trials and sun.
eringB OF the Dyspetic can only be re-
allied by those so unfortunate as to be
afflIcted by this disease, and yet how
many of them suffer, and continue to
suffer Why they do this 80 patiently
Is is impossible TO tell. It may be from
ignorance of any certain remedy, OF, 5it
may be from pref udies against the use
OF a Patent Medicine. HooPhAND's
GERMAN BITTERs has cured thousands
of the worst cases of Dyspepsia, and
each day adds new names to the record
of its usefulness. Give the iBIttera a
trial. HooPLAND's BTTTgRs contains
no liquor in any form. H'15 ni a
HooFLAND's GERaIAN Tonic is n com!
bination OF all the Ingredients of the
Bitters. with pure Santa Cruz Rum,
anise, orange. &C., making prepare.
ton OF rare medical value. The Tonic
Is used for the same diseases as the Bit
ters, in cases where some alcoholic
stimulus is necessary. ~
Principal Office, 63I Arch street, Phil
adelphia, Pa. Sold by Druggists and
otherss everywhere. 1td&w.
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g. 3. SOMETHING new.
{. s. SOMETHING new.
Z. I. SOMETHING new.
ARGoSY CLOTH COLLARS.
ARG0SY CLOTH COLLARS.
ARGOSY, GLoFE COLLARS.

These, coslars are sold Everywhere at the
same price as paper goods, and win wear
three times as long. Esais=
The trade supplied in Wheeling by AUaUs-
rus PoILAcK, Manufactured by e. W. a.
WAAp, New York. :. =. noyI4:Im
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oRIsrApoRo,s nam DIE.
10 ant No owe . thoasan. Eraees: q =

10 Art We owe thousand graees;
Improving Nature no disgrace Is 70 ti.zI
90, as gray hair don't please tho eye, e
Use ORISrADoRoiS MAToHLESs DYE.
Crlstaioro,s Hair PreservatIVe
Striking. astounding. are the Enects pro.
aneed 6S cEtstadoro's Hair RTeseryative AMI
heseatiner. ne the hair agsrsO why, coarse
and nnInanaseable by brush ana COMB. n
one week this article will render Il nsxible
lustrons and Inclined 10 curl.
Sold by Druggists, aud applied by all Hair
p oS, Mandatory No 6s Maiden Lane.
PIlneiPai Depot 30. cAstoF House.
stlis-9AS- - ella1s sGs nG ,sr- m
i4tli nj bGsiisGs ssIsl $50 4sf,-s.7l,4
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SPECIAL gotiffs.
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Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
TecHARrEREDB BY THE STATE. =
DARIUs r.. Ma ScAar. President. s-
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on AL Daily Balances,
subject TO CheeE a Sight, SPECIAL DEPoS-
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a: hve percent. The Capital Of ONE MIL
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novlS-lmd&w f'f5 ~. s.g1 aai
"ChIIdren's Lives SHVcd for 80 eents.''
+ Thousands OF Children die annunlIy OF
croup. Now, Mothers, II you would spend
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You never need fear losing your little one
when attacked with this complaint. 1t is
now q years sinee L have put mp, my Iini-
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Cfoup when my Lialmsnt was used; but
hundreds OF cures have been reported 10 me,
and many stateff'i 1t were SO per bottle they
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Keepers In the United States. Depo 10 Park
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Special Quilts. .
Avn Errand of mercy.
MISHLER'S HERB BIHHERSI

Is oneor mercy to suffering humanity. 1t
cannot be too highly estimated. nor too
widely supported. 1t battles against disease
in all its varied forms. and reseues the VIC
Tins OF death by Thousands every year The
cures II has efected in tens of thousands OF
American homes, in hospitals. asylums, dis
Pensatories and infrmaries, on sea and land,
and wherever It Is introduced. are admitted
to embrace many ofthe most remarkable on
record. But, while It Is standard remedy
for a long train ofidtseascs, at Is also the
acme of perfection as PROTECTIVE meiI-
cine. 1t cures permanently and is vitallz-
ing and Notwithstanding agent, while on
tho other hand 1t IS sal means OF rezulat-
ing. reinforcing and protecting the human
physique from deleterious influences, affect-
ing health and life. It is the best tonic, cor
receive and alteralYe In use.
Bold even where. r-
DIR. 8. B. HARTMAN d co.,
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And No. 20. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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