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LOCAL N EWS.
Just Received ut
JOHN r. FINK & CO.'S
O T. kL . IL o r. .!
For Gents, Ladies' and Misses.

POSTAL AFFAIRS. We lear from relic
bic authority thst the following chan ges In
Iswtsl matters have been made in M"n,sn
Isaac Dean. VIII" has been performing the
duties Of the office for some time ia xpln,,nt.
ed p. NJ. a Silver H'w. VIM Weir il ~
p"i"ted r. NJ ut French Gulch. Dennis
MA"'"n is appointed p. NJ. NJ Bear'"wn eict
McE'r'y. and Chsrles Wayne a Diamond
City. rice Judd A Pos, Office hms bren
established NJ Junction Il inch. 10 miller
north IT Pleasant Valley Station. on the
Overland Road, with Gcu. II. Phifer p. NJ.
A Post Office is also established vt Yreks
<Elk Creek), with Wm Ferguson p. N.
!" this latter place . pos, ruu,e will be
established from Benr,own-scvea miles
IN short time after Congress c,nvenes.
From personal acquaintance with nearly oil
These gentlemen. We sre satisfied they will
make 'ruS'y and attentive officers. The r.
y. ut ir'ks will I've quite acc,mmuds
ton I" The miners Ut Elk. who have hereto
fore had to rely wholly on Be.r,owu for
their mails. /
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Write Tail n~.r c,..h 80 a.,.A.I =,
s..cchnr,d,s On Noyrs.h.r a1~ r.. Al.
,sncr. M. m solh,v.. MIR. ri, ~. ~
S,aacl,a..l u. ~ Y<A.. D.. a r.,,..u
WA. T.il n...r - cI.a..a,. =. p;c.
s,ons Pas. u m;lr,, .hor,.r,,, y, ~,
l.nise P.ss n,.,~ ~ r,,l.. Ts,. ,..d,,c.,.
the distance b..,~.rr Tr,,.. Fo,s. .rd
Month IF Linz. Rl.ck f.,oe ~ mi. n,r,s N
l2O miles. or 20 mite. .ho,.., Than I'M. rom :.
Vi. Ten Mile Pan. The distance. fr,m White
Tail DER 4, tn su.,nit II al miles. anA
from the summit 10 Stsuchaeld's. 29S milea
The lerx,h If msxinusn xr>.is-lo6 & s..t
per mile-ou tins r,uts IL q mi)eu. On The
Ten Mile route /, 10 q mikes on the eastern
appr,.ch alone. At the Ptpe,ton.. summit.
,,owever. . 60O feet tunnel Il r,-ou;rra Tn.
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Diamond R.-Mr. N. Carroll, Of the Dis.
mond r. transportation Company. has bees
on THIS aide This week. kn'kinx up the trsins
OF Tue company. One Of their trains reached
silver Bow in the storm-,hirty days on,
from Cor'"ne-snd corralleL. Only two
head ut cattle died. 1t will Re, In all right.
A telegram from G. A. Brosdws,sr. =, Juac
tlon-tbis side Plesssn, VslIsy--recsivsd b.
Mr. Carroll yesterday, says Picxst.'s trails
md got over the divide Ill light Thesv wsss
only cigheeen inches Of sn0w at Plsassn,
valley previous to tbs4torm at Thurudsy
evening. Unless the fall b considerably
more shan that I'll the trains viii 81 over,
% The empty down trains win bCssk ~
rood. afasff.t
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Be-Opeoo0.-The attention Of the public
b called n the AcBurney House rsopeuing.
NJ. Boxk has . hrEe e1perisncs In the bust
ness. having for twenty years been proprietor
If the largest hotel Ia Oshkosh. Wisconsin.
Having kaasd the appurtenapoes With the
hotel. he has attendant facilities for sccom.
modaainG large humber of gsssls. nd viii
endssvor 70 merit patronage. Give him .
call
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Just Received It
JOHN r. FINK 4 co.'s
OV K tt ~ HI O T. ~
For Gents, Ladies asd 4isses.

TbasksRjvl.,g Day.-On Thanksgiving
morning Rev. VIM. II. Stcy PREACHED upnu
the theme "r National Responsibility. wls,
IL estermed the ablest sermon be hrs yet de.
I'veret' here. and ~ aQuits large and deeply
in'e' es'esi oonGrcgsthn. Taking a bic text
the psskage In the Asst chapter of Isaiah.
bring no more vain oblat"sns"- traced
the history Of nations, showing that where
virtue. morality and religion prevailed among
The nst.o"s. there WAS power. prosperity and
grow.h. ami that imnn'rsli,y. licentiousnesl
AID infidelitv were the certain indications
1T waning power and hnal downfall. The
thorough historical knowledge Ut the Rev.
crc"d gent IE'uan. WHO IL almost an cn,huis.
at In that dirccii'n. . ided great interest tU
Tho discourse. and rendered profoundly i'm
prrssive The application IL this nation OF the
lessons taught Ivy the experience Ut those
That have l'een md are MT.
While n" general observance Of the day,
beyond suspension At legal business, Vas
manifested in business circles, the sentiment
1T THANKSGIVING Dsy entered more gener
ally int" The s.,e'isl circles than We had IN
ticimted. and snuu. many generously laden
tables. 'hose who have pr'spered and whose
h"me sltn's are hsllowed by hospitality,
gathered kindred. friends and ''ihe stranger
within the gates" M break the breau Ut
Plenty. and IN social converse burnisL bright
tie l,eltsr side Of Nature While 10 yet.
Sarce ns'ionslized. Thanksgiving Day il
rapidly commencing itself to universal oh.
.esvsnce. snd once observed. wall never
again w Ignored 6o n,Ote It be.
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i. H. 1aik-Daftos TIE l,ast week the
n'ais hvs besn very irregular and delayed
In III dirrciiona Il was ssmply a impos
sibiliiv tos thsa = ~ -,hssaGh Regularly,
sssl 4 ahsse ~ ss'saa (or iDasnsai)4 aagosa
IN NJ country, tiny ~ ~ ssaGs dsitesh
No No Sssls 00ss ksssly ths dsssstt,a II
Waih thaa sdisOss. bss 4 ~ was IL or3sea,
" yoah 0tssm Il duty - bessow bene.
diCti0as % tho aGentsasd dlivls of 0ilmes
: Salisbury to- tn asnsse eA1sls I'D had,
pssi)on wssk dose within ~ pass 49, d
- ~ enarhes lhsoagh ~ Storm hDoclsnde
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90 Pounds to the Bushcl
40 10 50 Bssskels 70 the Acre,
Isnaisg's Rocky Meuntaia Spring Wheot.
THIS WHEAT crows to medium height; IL stalky,
and ri,eus twO 70 three weeks u. lIes than say
other variety. The
Heads 0rc 6lx-asOwcd.
AMI
RAVE 20 70 q BERRIES TO THE HEAD.
Il Weighs 90 Pounds g the Duss,e,.
IT YIELDS FROM 70 70 20 BUSHELS PER ACRE.
HAS NEVER REEN KNOW y ~ SMUT UNDER
ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
'0"'AO II HAS SGTzS = 70 1 TExrHE 1*o1
One Dxakd n Gsed per Acre Il Sufficient !:
Should be H0WA Thin.
FOUR POUNDS OF sEED WILL PRODUCE TEN
BUSHELS o. WHEAT.
HAVE RAISED THIS SEASON $40
BUSHELS FROM SIX BUSHELS ~ SEED.
This Wheat n bclievcA to have hem brought 10 nv
farm ny Wild brds In 1857 F'vm twelve heads found
have sslssd my present crop and Haly postiOo 0S
the sscOnd sud third crUi's wsse sOwn
10 offered Tor saIe 1t o. per pound. Pour pounds
securely packed. sent tn sny P0st-Oace In the u T..
postage p'e'paA' for s'oS: 4 Ad @e~x,xc
DEER Lodge.
iis. SIN Montana
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CEDAR cREEx - ANOTHER S7nIxI.-
From Mr.. Nyswsner Ut Forrest City, ",
learn that Welsh q CO. end Ncflail and
Co.. l.'n ''7S Atn,ve. :" and JOhusl,n 4 Co
"n "a s'svc"-b<ing sb,us half mil>
s'xly F"rcst-hsve struck very gsn'd ply
on The lsass of their claims. The two TOR
ncr are running drifts. which ar payina
fr'm 900 IL e3O0 ~ the ~ Ut timksss. II
lmr II 70 Z" Is feet dssp With shrss y ~
1T gravel. 1t IL b.'ped The bar. wAich ex
tends far up he cssek. viii pay III a,oeg,
hut II !. iln'uyht i will MT probably d" NJ
stove Is. WHERE aide Rulch cun,es In and
10 believed u ~ the feeder of the bar.
Quite little town-Aayvills-h has sprung
up n ''7S T." and our infs,rmsnt says II u
the general expectation that the Creek will
yield n,ors bullion next year than Il did
lhiA. ,..t..5... ,,...,s ..fsT ssss.
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''11e Seoro. -Our,n9 The las ten days, ~
hasdsst storm ever known here In this
noath has psevailed. The Barometer .,
3 p. N. Of the 34sh. married 3l.7la, the
lowest ever Registered here. Mr. Granville
Stuart sook Basymesric and Thcsmometr,<
ohserv atoms every half hoar. fsOn Z. = M.
TOO p. %. during the sevessss seOsm The
lowest register Of The Thesn,omstes mas ~
degrees below ssro, ct . IN. on the ssh,
but, Il 10 said olhcI earlier oheervasi0os
resd ~ bw - % below On tie 3ssh the
daily average VA II . below. and on the
18Th, II = bel"w. During tho month Of
Novem Der IS IA inches Ut snow fell In
Deer L'dge, nearly - msch - III lsss win
tel. During this particular ssorm abuss u
inches fell here, ADD about ~ In The upper
valley. 1t fell 70 dspsh OF over Tires fee,
In tho mountains, and dr,ftcd wildly. OF
course. In ssca hssvy storms and bitter
weather. there wses iunu,DerAbls cases VI
suffering and peril, tseagers N particular,
getting experiences that will be remembered
. life tianr There have bsen bat few c.su.
s,s ., b0wever. and we viii nat probably
have ~ severe spell again this winter. ~ il
10 tOtally unprecedented at this season, and
rarely ever equslled. - sa.'
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The Rrv. W H. Stay will ofliciate and prrach. on
Sunday next. Dec w. 1t II O'.O t. \. m and .. H..
1t STUART NALL IT,. Sunday School meets In the
CH'Er Housx, usual 1t 3:3O y. m.
CATHOLIC Divine aervIce wil be held
IN the Catholic chapel Sundsy. u ID. VI the usual
hours, Rev. Il De k,ckere officiating
REV. =. J. Catlin, Preceding Elder Ut ths n.
Church SOWth, tOr this dstrts1, will presrh ut tn
Coat H0ose, SUNDAY ~ II o'clock L. ~, sud y m.
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Inst ReaalveA n @l r..L, III ID 10
joins z. PINK 4 co.'s
Ov Z R = HI O z .!
Fer 9ssts, ladies ss4 1tssss, 80 'S''

n vlryisia.-AessA JnA. Own. W.
Z. BsaS end Granville osaasG neuhuss At
III legislature. end Rs1A Wills. J. J. All,
port, 81! Star and Il. g. Walton. left far
Virginia city yesterday afternoon BY private
conseyaoce They expect to roach shs Cap
iisl Sunday eventax.-Ar. W. w. Dixon.
Nember IT the House. and Judge D. r
Newcomer expect TO g week fOm u day
n. a, H Mitchell and q. A McCAbc went
- 6s3sss sans days sgo. and NJ. 6houp.
We infer. be- already gone fJOm High Ind.
Judsc Hirsa Knowles win 50 over u n
tesm hessis concluded. virginis's proven.
bial hospitality = invoked lue or Wsss
6iden .1ss'g"I...
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pimp'ce and brown s,ots on the face, Eruptioos.
n'cner. sc,oiulous Dsearss. xoL oil rores stirjav
ION impure b!Ood. are cascd by Dr. Pissc.s Ait Exc
OF Solder! Medical Decovcry. A. ~ sn,i.6iIitvus
o. Liver Medic Inc. md f.s nbit,aal coort,ust.Ou II
..e novels u works wonderful cures. Sud ,y drug
Str Pamphlet ON the shove diseasss ssns fssv ~,
'o'sss Dr. K Y. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y.
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TINE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF COT.
/ tOnwO,d k,dsc NJ. l. q. U. r. will b. beid ev-
cry Wedursdsy evening At the Masonic Hall. II
ociock: So,ournsng brethren III good standing sre
cordially invit I'd 10 attend.
A. n. LEVY, n. g.
Jos. A. HYDE. Secretary
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Y Suhscrihe,s IL the Nav Morris. w ssr receiving
~ pa,s.Is marked Win M *" near the addse-s.
thereby notified their subscriptions have expired.
aud ATE solicited To rene w.
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Greeley. II he zhiSsss Of Tuesday, says
that 10 cosnmltsed . stupendous folly in per.
missisg himself Ia dsrsn OF the Presidency.
He says thae within tho last dix or sigh,
n,osihs b kss received 80 or 20 letters,
mainly from private pers',ns, proposing him
for candidate fas the next Presidency. HE
answers we're 10 The spirit OF The os,ly one
be renensbess 70 have seen In print. 70 VIM
Larimes. of LeAvsnworth, Kansas. on the
4sh Of Nay last. viz: that 10 10 not IN aspi.
rant oReny QGcss bss wouN not decline
dusy poatical tIissds might
dsvoSvs spou him 10 says Il = very csr.
ssia shee hevsli nsves, uaks h,asulf csn.
didos III ~ sPfeaidsncy. ~, 1uss + ses.
peoeably shes oshsss viii make him orch.
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9tw 9orth
Sa!urIly Morning. December 2, 1871.
Arrival x..i .scvartare VI Nails 1t the Deer
Lodge Past ONCE.

CORINNE.
GAsTsWx AND WEsrERM:
Aa.riSe-svery alternate day st........ up. N
Depart ........ &C.. q NJ
DLACKFOOT.
HELENA. VIRGINIA AND EA.rgRN PART o. MONTANA
AYFive-DHtly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....Sp. N.
Depart-Dny nt.. ..... ..................6A u
MlSSOULA AND CEDAR CREEK.
GoLD CREEK, REARTOwH. PHILIPrsURa, ESHErrr.
BUW., CAsLE Cry. ETC.
Arrive NOnilsys Wednesdays and Frtdsys at 2 D. m
Depart -Tucsday., Thnr-dsys and Saturdays 8 4 IN.
siLvEx How. BUrrE AND RED MOUxrAix CRY.
Arrive Every alternate day at........ :. w. m.
Depart d" ................3A, N.
GERMAN AND FRE<CH GUlCH.
Arrive and Depart twice In.r week.
All mHils will close the night previous 70 their
epsrturc It lOp ~.
e. 8. STACKPOLE, p. II.
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4 LA10g LOr o. WINDOW sAsaELALl
1lsss. tos sals cAsap t. sasA b 4s.E b. y .rssi1
y llex 4 Sg51s .. g KENYON.
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O. 0OrG4OpYosg DAY.
Ray Is ~ ~ Ton u Eureka. New.
!. -. papalasiou 1t Colorado b sS.oeo b,
q Cats sss taxed three essts aeisus II fAsis
Tss hairof : New 0slsans hdy = s,x
'ses len inches iont. i'ls ,s.. ~. N w
Dseyse. .OSloDdR b going . build .
eloo1oo Opsgs 8.susGob lst aa ~.
lo A-Wscoasis Jsssiss 81 IL Psaos ssosnsly
gr.stsd hineslf ! divorce o sas
N i = nppossd y toild IL srsas sessAssa
Fadac nd O The thsss fUos guags Il
4 Dsasois bssds ..s uashls - p ,hsp.sh
~ nas1iaesl oss1al0ay sstl ~ ,oossss
e''r''tna - res, CT ,az g.noH lals4,n,aao
esea>oe Wihoss fAvosits .pAs,ss OF
s'sfs pssa sasiAr win :, 81 81 ssasos
1De lev noasba - y ST
Thsss hssdsSd do,lass h leoh esls -
sssd b sis1ise sks sall q ~ dons q ~
oantpsph' 0s0iAsloa ea.3 ss1Aa
u No. thae vinaRh ssaisg ~ Moab, =
- 49, - cA,af, @pslssa -,
Ia MIX ~ ~ ssH -voueo ~
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6rseerA--1sssn Meyer and Gilbss, have
opened . grocery house sdjoiaing Charley
Blum's. and soltcit sbaEs Ut patronage
They have choice stock. are thoroughly
ps'sled in the business. are accommodating
gentlemen. and deserve succesa Patronag e
extended to them will be duly appreciated.
and oil. that ran Be, done tn merit Il. DrOp
In and Try them on prises aad goods.
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4 TINE REGULAR. com MTNICATIONS OF
~ Der I.xigr No IA r. q 4. Y ~iii he held
~ on the First and Third y ,furds''s 1fc~ch month
E.S STACkPOLE, w. n.
X T. KENNON. Serrr4arv.
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0ro0kfa0t 1t o0oao0.s
Passenger from Deer Lodge 70 lle3sua BY s'ilmes
1alis6asys cOacAeo. take \ Z O'Clock beeakfaes q
1eods Seati0D--0os u The bsse eating stations u
4o0saDA. jy7 dAw0
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MeS0RS. Dumphy + Desnhoua's Hsw grade over
WcoaSs Raoch. 1ow bela4 opsn to travel q al d..
spiOor. On and after this date reasonable toll win
10 collected. 71 I.-
This route = u niles shostes shaD cay other aesoee
the M0sneejns. and pvssesses the best grads
Fte1ghteso VIII take notice. ~."".
ll3-o,
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Frs.sh CALIFORNIA; Goods
JUST RECEIVED BY KLGlNS CHAlDT BROS
A large invoice Ut Fresh Califosnis Fruits,
VsesA Cared Aans and CalNos,ia 0socsries VI svssy
variety. ta-+#
Thc best and largest stock In The market win be
cold At loWert dgunes tor Cash.
Dealers and Consaassss will Aud Il % their aAvAs.
ta2e to call. KLBlNSCHuIOT DROA
l14u 49, Deer Lodge
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vas sllowsa - voss = ~ New .E0E:Ss&
don. aod - voted fer Twssd.; i .,a:;y5;.
. Thsss ass aboss S,0o1 Anssao9 si
u to vos3d, aDd ito ishabi,sait ioe11
u"rs than one thossaad di6srsae ~ NJ,
A clssgymas ss Ooane,l BlnaA 90 ~
BY weight fos ms,ryiag eouplsA ~ ssts
being four ,snts pound for ths eseom and
two. fof .lss bride. Why this distinction
% acc0ust Ut SKI -" -.
.d .te8 "a a4N~ BORN, I------
C1sns-1e the wife q Dr. (1ins. ae Twis Dsidess On
HOvs0hnt NH, twin girl babies, e theTe had
e.0 aooehs Bridge TERED 6eo1 on0eAes bs6y.-
aaA u IsIE69.
isginia, Nov 1Dsh.is7l. By
Rsv. =. q Proat ~. Geo. d. Leadus aud 1ios
RxsN..D-HoCsswoe9a-A the rs,jdsues q The
6ei6yb Sothse. in Uppes Der Lodg1 Valley, Tues-
az. Mo-, 3Mh, By Rev. Taylor. ". Ro6sst Z
Yeonee "a Ma Caerjns Huosswossl. I'll u Dees
looge County.
Coasr,suls,ioas nooAt You have done veil 70
give % your Cd beehsius Cabin ses . 0oss~wossA
hsvink. '- -5"!. " -..
SAxveso-ln vhsiaS. Nsvenhcs ~. II: y l.
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CouRf PRocEEDlxoa--W obtained th,
C"urt Calendar Intending tn publish It th,
week, bus finding they are al civil cases
and mtetly Of minor Importance. concluded
10 omit II The term will scarcely exossd ,
week or ten dsya "a
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Through 1lok0to . San Francisco
We ~ now ssilnR q oar o0cs IN Dese Lodge,
Thsosga sietstG b seaee nd rail- . So,lows:
Dsss LodgS 70 81 ytaneiseU lss class >il:
riara''"g sIln.A - Chlna !" q
jio"l. ts'=8H z'7als. GlLAER d SAlleDpBY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-03-24
Cheering Facts Tor the Bilious

Every day demonstrates more clearly that
liver complaint, in all its distressing forms, can
be controlled and cured without difficulty or
1t is an obstinate disease, but
its obstinacy is not proof against the pertina-
cious, remedial and restorative operation Of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. That genial cor
receive compels the organ to do its duty. Itmust
secrete regularly and BEAUTIFULLY under the in
fuence of the Bitters Their action brings it
back from a state of rebellion into perfect har-
mony with the laws of health. If there is cos
tiveness, it disappears; if there is side-ache or
back-ache, it ceases !; if the skin and the whites
of the eyes are tinged with superauous bile,
they recover their natural hue; if the appetite
is gone, it is restored; in brief, whatever the
symptoms of the complaint may be, and what
ever the phase it has assumed, a cure is certain.
Such are the uniform effects of this preparation
where bilious disease has been already devel-
oped; but in cases where there is merely con-
stitutional tendency to liver complaint. it may
be prevented throughout life by the regular use,
in small quantities, of this palatable antidote.
These are proven facts, and should be seriously
pondered-or, rather, they should be promptly
acted upon-by all persons of bilious habit.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-03-24

Happening in at the Office of Aessrs. R. P.
Hall & Co., yesterday, our attention was at
tracted to huge square envelope bearing
sundry foreign post marks, and the stamp Of
the U. s. Consul at large city we seldom
hear of, and wearing altogether an appear
ance SO different from the understanding let
tiers which daily pass through our postofice
that it naturally prompted the query, Whats
in the queer thing2" We were grati6ed to
learn that when the formidable document was
duly rendered into our yankee vernacular, it
was only an order from Herr Harold Oscar
Launy, Of Christiania, Norway, "Hair dresser
to the Royal Court" for twenty-four dozen,
Halls Sicilian3 Hair Remover" We were
also shown a large order from firm in Kjo-
benhavn, (Copenhagan) Denmark, and we
learn from Mr.. Bigelow, the superintendent
of R. P. Hall & Co. establishment, that such
orders from far off foreign countries are no un-
usual occurrence. As they have never adver-
tised their "Renewer"' 10 foreign countries
there could be 90 better evidence of its excel
ence than their, cash orders from places where
it has won its. way solely by its own intrinsic
worth.-N. II. Telegraph.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-03-24
santo Dosningo.


Our special despstch from Key West re-
ports the arrival Of the frigate Tennessee at
that point on Tuesday, homeward bound,
with the Santo Domingo Commission. The
ship will remain there two days for coal, aud
it is most probable that she will put into
Charleston, and that from there the Commits
sioners and the other gentlemen with them
will return by rail. and will reach Washing
ton by Monday. 1t is announced that Mcssrs
White and Howe have agreed to Mr.. Wade's
report, with some slight additions. What
Mr.. Wade has determined on was pre6gured
in the'letter Of our correspondent from Puerto
Prince, and we republish in another column
that portion of it which gives his views. He
is decidedly in favor of annexation, and pre-
sents series of solid reasons for the desira-
bility Of lit, both for this country and Domin-
lea. Within week we shall probably have
the report spread before US, and the people of
the United States can then form correct
judgment, from the mass of facts and argu-
meuts to which they will have access
Whichever way the project of annexation is
decided, the decision may be intelligently
made, and the fact that the three -Commis-
sioners' are SO unanimous upon it will 90 a
great way in fixing public opinion.-Balti.
more american.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-03-24
Microscopic photography.


From Messrs. L. H. Rogers g. Co., 81 Viii.
liam Street, New York City, we have receiv-
ed copies of the London Times aud Harper's
Weekly, reduced to carrier. pigeon size by
means OF microscopic photography. During
the late war this art was largely availed Of to
send information intoa beleaguered city and
it is said that the London Times reduced to a
size not much larger than the palm of mans
hand was daily sentsinto Paris by means OF
carrier pigeons. The four pages of the paper,
tits said, contain over fifty thousand words,
and for twenty -6ve cents our readers may
obtain copy Of either of tho above named
papers and examine for themselves with a
strong glass this wonderful work of art.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-03-24
Marri.g. or the Princess Louise.

The Princess Louise, sixth child and fourth
daughter of Queen Victoria, was married on
Tuesday last, in st.. Georges Chapel, at
Windsor, to the Marquis Of Lorne, eldest son
of the Duke of Argyle. and heir-apparent to
that title and the estates OF his father. The
event is peculiarly interesting from the fact
that it is the first instance which has occurred
within very many years where member Of
the royal family of England has been legally
and openly, according to the forms of the es-
tablished church, married to a subject Of the
crown. The welded pair will reside it is
stated, in Edinburgh. The full names and
titles Of the distinguished couple are, respec-
lively, the Princess Louise Caroline Alberta
lph and the Nest Noble John Douglass
Sutherland Campbell, Marquis of Lorne.-
The bride, notwithstanding her royalty, is but
"poor girl" comparatively speaking. hav-
ing dowry Of only 100000 and a pension
of s6 900, while her husband, who belongs to
the proudest house Of the British peerage, is
one Of the wealthiest men in Great Britain.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-03-24
Monthly Publications.


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table of contents. There is scarcely another
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OF interesting and instructive information into
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The chronological journal and Life Illus
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