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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20

1t il curious fact, and one OF great
practical importance in structural sci
ence. that In the salt mines Of Poland
and Hungary the galleries are sup
ported by wooden pillars, which are
found to last unimpaired for ages, in
consequence Of being impregnated
with the salt, while pillars OF brick
and stone, used for the same purpose,
crumble away In short time by the
decay Of their morter. 1t Is also found
that wooden piles, driven into the mud
Of salt fats and marshes, last for an
unlimited time, and are used for the
foundations Of brick and stone edifices;
and the practice of docking timber, by
inmersing it for some time in sea wa
ter, after 1t has been seasoned, is gen.
orally admitted to promote its dura-
bility. There are some experiments
which appear to show that. after the
dry rot has commenced, immersion In
salt water effectually checks it's pro-
greas and preserves the remainder OF
the timber. Ifcare be taken to renew
the coat Of paint as often Is it decays,
wood on the outside Of the buildings
may be made to last for centuries !;
paint, however, Is no preservative
against the internal or dry rot, not
withstanding the opinion SO generally
prevalent to the contrary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20
WIN II Pay.
Time Required.

IL ~ not possible fora yeunk man To invest the
amount of money that he viii require Ia take the
course In any other way where u WIN produce him
as good re'nrps,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20

sine. the commencement Of the
fanic in Wall street, England has
sent to This country over "a ono HD
in coth t. purcha bread stnff.. 1t is
still coming, and in increasing quanti-
ties. That country needs our surplus
wheat and corn, and must have it.
so IL uses its own money 10 move II.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20
The New Elastic Tr,,..
A FAMILY ARTICLE.
Agents make $3.50 per day, SIS per week
AN ENTIRELY NEW
SEWING MACHINE
For Domestic Use,
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS
With the New Patent
TON HOLE WoRKE
Patented June .1th 1871
AWARDED THE FIRST PREMIUM ATTuE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE

AMERICAN INSTITUTE
AND MARYLAND INSTITUTE FAIRS. ls,I
A most wonderful and elegantly constructed
all its parts, uses the straight Eye Pointed Seeii,
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smooth and Nois4iess, like all good highnriraa
machines. Has Patent Check TO prevent the wheel
being turned the wrong way Uses the thread dire,
from the spool. Makes the Elastic lncs stitch
close and rapid win do ali Kinds Of work iins a.
coarse, from Cambria TO heavy Cloth or Leather
II heavily consirnctef TO give ID strength All Ill.,
parts Of each Machine being made alike by machIn
cry. and beautifully finished aud ornamented, II Z
very easyto learn. Rapid, smooth and Silent h
operation. kaifa5le at all times and n Practical
ID Price.
4 good cheap. family sewing Machine a, .ss,
The first and oniy success IN prosiuc ing a yaiaanI
substantial and reliable low nriced sewing MarI,p.
It's extreme low price REACHES all conditions. IFS
while 1T many merits make IL universal fi,Snriir
whereNerired, and creates rapid demand.
1T Is ALL 1T Is RECOMMENDED.
can eheerfaiiy and confidently recommend Is
nse 70 those who are wanting really good Sewing
Peotons Win County, H.
Price Of each Machine. Glass A. ..one 1, f,yar
"a, ,ai.ea iof hye years by SPECIAL eertaea'e :s al
IL, including Self Threading Needle packed IN a
country BY express free of any further charges on
receipt OF prize. only FIVE DOLLARS. safe delivery
guaranteed Win eaTb Machine We viii send ON
receipt ofsi extra the new patent
BUTTON HOLE WORKER
One ofthe most important and useful inventions Of
the aga. 50 simple and certain. that i child car
work the finest button hole with regularity and
ease. strong and beautiful.
SPECIAL. TERMS and extra Inducements to Mate
and Female Agents. Storekeepers Dr., who will -
taalish agencies through the country and keep our
new Machines exhibition and sale County
Rights given to smart agents free. Agents rons-
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pies OF sewing. descriptive circulars containing
Terms. Testimonials, ERgravings, DC, sent free.
We also supply
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Latest Patents and improvements for the
Farm and Garden. Mowers ReaperS Gu!-
iivafors. Feed Cutters, Harrows Farm Mills
Planters. Harvesters, Threshers and all ar
ticles needed for farm work. Rare Seeds in
large variety. All Money sent in Post Office
Money Orders. Rank Drafts. or by Express,
VIII be at our risk. and are perfectly secure,
Safe delivery Of n II goods guaranteed.
An old and Responsible firm that sell the
best goods at the lowest price. and can be re
lied upon by our readers. '-FarHscr' Jour
nal, Nftc Iork.
Not Responsible for Registered letters
Address Orders
.ScrOmc II. Hudson 4 Co..
Corner Greenwich & Gourtlandt SITS
cfHa New Nexk
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20
Preparatory Education .

The preparatory education necessary to gain ad-
mission Is simply a knowledge of the fundamental
principles Of the English branches Taught At the
common district tcboos.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20

The Virgenius prisoners were ham
ged by the Cubans without fair
trial by jury. The Cuban author
tiles did not even await for instruc-
tons from Spain. As the Nirginius
carried the United States flag and
claimed American protection, al
though there is the best Of reasons for
supposing that she carried occasional
~ the flag Of Venezuels and at least
one other South American Republic.
yet she WAS at least entitled in the
premises cited, to as much protection
as Great Britain gave to the vessel
commanded by Capt Wilkes, which
carried the rebel am bassadors, Mason
and Slidell, az passengers bound for
Europe.
A recent Kingston dispatch says
that the Nirginius cleared from that
port on the 23d ultimo, and that the
officers OF costoins searched the bag
gage of every passenger who went on
board to provide against any violation
Of irregularity OF the law" and these
fact being taken into consideration, 1t
is q pertinent question for the next
Congress to decide how far the United
States may remain under obligation
to stand neutral in the Cuban contest.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20

To any person who will send IA the n James ana p
o. address OF ten young men most likely 10 take a
business course we will send. post paid an ejerapf
specimen OF pen hourishing suitable for framing
address for circulars, FHHsse
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20

KEAREEY,S EXTRACT DUCHU.

(ufe3 IHstasfs .ir7si8l fr6ap Hap1fdtfcfs,
H5ifso ~ Di4siBGsiea. ett., In ali their stages, at
little expen -, little no change ia diet no in
convenience. and no exposure. II causes a fire.
eaent desire, and gives strength 10 Irinate,
thereby removing DISTINCTIONS, Preventing and
Curing Structure OF the treths, Ailaying Pain
and Inflammation, 50 frequent in this class Of dr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20

Few people have any adequate idea
Of the extent To which the Inhabitants
Of Holland have an interest IN Ameri-
can railroads. In proportion 10 its
population, not over 3, JD, GO, that
country own. more railroad stock than
any other country in Europe, amount
Ing 10 nearly SlG), 100 0tl, besides large
amounts Of mite! States bonds, State
bond-, aud other American securities.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20

~ssatrul them. Tie testimony of our best citi-
yeas of AZ csa,~as. establishes the faef. that
CuKEKr Prc-ToaAL viii and does relieve and
care ,2se affecting Disorders a the Threat and
Lungs t.avfsai agsv other medicine. The most
rl-a-p9ss Affections 81 the Pulmonary Organs
yse84 - it, fs1wer: and cases 81 Consumption.
cared TN las preparation. are publicly known,
- remarkable - hardy to be believed, we're
tssev .sss l.-ggssa n trend dispute. As remedy
i j. est4sssa.e. - which the public NAV rev
- EST t.-ytsesssal. By curing Coughs. the
Ei-est-rss-s 81 H41nr serious disease. il saves nm
,,ss-sf suat l5ye@ nna an amount Of suffering not
Is =. csssi9g,rss- !; challenges trial. and con-
visscs- the taast sesHtisai- Every family shoaa
k.ea {, D. band 4. protection against tie early
ap4 si-tre-se;vei s'tack of Pulmonary Alice
tp4ls. which ate esa-fiy met al first. but which
fseniTs iaetgsi'e and foo often fatal. il reg
I@~-~si. 4assiar lugrs ueei this defence: and /.
i. nnui.a - - sifhnlt H. A. a safeguard =
rit! Iressi. amid tbs distressing diseases which
{.4o. ths Ihrsa. afYd Cilest II childhood Chiefly
Pscrura,. /. invaluas,e. for. hy It's timely nsa
roql;i,js es an. rescued from premature graves.
ana ,4ye3i 10 tie iaye and affection centred on
Them II acts speedily and surely against orii-
mar, ensd.. securing sound and bealth-re<;orins
s,oea Na 0aa VIII suffer troublesome Infius
enxa and painful bronchitis silen thew knet
hos e4silv they cau he cured.
Originally the pSd4luct q long, labnrioHs, aad
sWeceS.fi,I chc,a.cai iiGyest CATION - cot ~ o
j. sparea in makisa every bottle ia the gtiHo-t
possible perfection. II may be confidently relied
i;poa as possessing vi the virtues i has ever
exhibited and capable VI producing cures as
memorable o. tie greatest il has ever effected
PREPARED b
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PREPARED ~
Beware Of counteEfeits
lnp nnecc, SIR JAMES CLARkE's
SO0 mUo60 EEMALE PULLS

As 0sSNnSsfy OutNTKRyAnfD Dlhonea Dysggisfs
eadeasov 70 sell the oosnfs@fet ssaAe greater Iso6
The 0enssne hare tie II Job Moses o. each
f1eA1se. Au ofA-rs ~osskfexs ssaisdfi9rs The
oSsrfsx Pills are unfsiling in tho Of ali thase
ecnstisution subject Th1Q moderate ali sxcssSsvs
and cure AL suppression II the mcuses when caused
Ssryoos and Spinal Adsrtsons, Paiss in the Back
and Limbs, Fatigue on alighs exertiop. Paipitation
OF the Hsaft. Hysterics and whites, thsy wi effect
cure Whsn I'll other mems have failed and although
.srJ powerful contain nothing hurtful 70 the most
delicate Constitution
Circular IN Engiiah German end Fseneh around
each bottle givee fan dirsctson and advice
The GENUINE Pilh odd a. most drug stofea bat
q your dS.GRsst cana0e supply tbs GENUINE, do not
b persosdsd . sccspe any ecostesfet Or bogus
ecto but sod One Dollar 70 ths snas psupgbetof Job
Mosee, u CortlanAs 6sssst. Nov Ycri. With name
q Gpse0 o0ce y which 20 vill ean fos the nack.
eae, end bota1e Of The 0EHUUH Pflle securely and
safeb packed n pAin Esppas uiu b. ssnt By return
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20
Our New Diploma.

The time necessary TO complete the course Is from
four months upward, varying according to the
ability of he student.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20
Ayers
PICTORIAL,


Aas<ug the great
discoveries of modern
SC enee. few ara q
Rsore resi- vaiEe 20
mankind than this Fl.
fectm&l resneiy for 81
diseases Of the Threat
znd i.uEgs- A vsss
rial M its virtnes.
throughout this ard
csaser countries, has
shown that il does
sursiv sad eiTsrsusily
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20
Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

\ dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy. and
eficctual for
preserving the
llair. N sooa
s'e>tofes .faded
~ qyag hair
10 its 0'ig'aal
eoiu. ,rik ha
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20

A IT OF minstrels went to q town
not far away and advertised to give q
performance for "the benefit OF the
poor. tickets reduced to ten cents"
The hall was crammed full. The next
Inorning : committee for the poor
Ialled upon the treasurer OF the con-
|aen ~ the amount said benefit had
Iettsd. The treasurer expressed as
bnishment .: the demand. II
Aoueht," said the chairman Of the
nuofEtee, '.yeu sdvertissd this con
s a. IL bons0t of the poor" Re.
~ the treaouror: "Dfdnst we put
eickets down 10 ten cents, % that
= poos could ~ como 2" Tho conn
- vonished.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20

To the young Men and W Women OF the Northwest
wish TO prcsen the claims Of the Davenport Blu
sIne>s College.
We claim that the Davenport; Business College IL
not exceled by any institution of the kind IN ths
West lift is equallef- and only ask visit from
those interested. when are confident that we can
establish claim of having the largest, cheapest
and best Business Training school IN She West. We
spare no pains or expense TO make work first
class In every particular.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20

The N-w York Higvsi, the national
nnoo,h piece q the Democracy. asks
in it, issue 81 the 5,n, TO have the fol-
lowing prophecy put upon record j:
THE revolution has fully set IN by
which the Republican party will be
overthrown in every important State
ia the Union as fast As elections are
held. A Democratic Congress will be
elected next year, aud Democratic
President in 1876
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IMPORTED
|cIYlIsIlH I1lsI,
JOCK.
win make a fall stand II the Farm Of the
subscriber. one mile west OF Upton. 1T
Yhirty-fye Dollars 70 Insure:
money due when the Mare Is known to be In
foal.
DESCRIPTION
JOCK Is a beautiful dapple gray in color.
with heavy maneSnd tail. standing Y hands
high. and weighing ITO pounds, with plenty
Of bone and substance. and for size, style and
beauty OF finish challenge competition.
PEnIGREE.
JOCK was bred by John Young 4 Brothers.
Of Ontario. Canada. who imported his Sire
and Dam. and sold to y. G. Farout, of Lima.
Ohio, who imported him &c the United
States when tuenty-one months old; was
sired by Imported Jock. who is q perfect
er been found in any ring where he has been
the premiums.
and bone. 1 challenge the whole of Canada
or the United States. Old Jock Is q beAuti-
full iron gray in color, I5i3 hands high.
ana weighs .@H pOunus. ana Is As Pefftef All
over as q pony offs hands.
The Dam OF YoaDg Jock h D beautiful bay mare.
imported from Belgium In the year Isse. She hiss
taken All the premiums and cups. with colt By her
side, and otherwise. She is q mare crossed by the
Belgium and Scotch horse. making one OF the best
crosses in the world As FOR STYLE bone and beauty
she can't be beat Her height Is u hands, weight
lsse pounds. and - perfect in all particulars
Young Jock Is q colt that can't be beat for dram.
and when fnatnred will be . better horse than his
sire During thirty years experience in the import
ing business have not seen colt tnaf pr"mtsssto
make a. good horse a. does your JOCK.
JOHN YOUNG A CO.,
Toronto. Canada.
/ deem any further comment ON YOUNG JOCK
unnecessary As be is here show for himself.
20 w. W. ALORICH.
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Time or Entry.
Send NJ Nass,cs,

As students receive personal Instructions thev
may enter al any time suiting their convenience
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20

The Agricultural Department Is now
ready to fill orders for flower or gar
den seeds from any portion of the
country. The stock on hand is large,
and ample to NEE. all reasonable de-
mand- aud we will state, for the in
formation OF parties al distance who
think that the postage on seeds would
be more than the value Of the package
since the abolition Of the fra1king
privilege, aud refrain from sending on
that account, that the Department
will send 10 any address. and prepay
postage in all cases.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-11-20

10 Dover, Del, pn Thursday one
hundred hi.i actually paid debts
amounting 10 s go. aud within eight
hours rptnrnea ia the man gao frs.
paid il oHt ia the morning 1t hap
pened that A owed B 500. He paid
it. Il owed c 800. so be paid The bill
over 10 him. Thus il went, and the
ninth gentleman to whom it was paid,
happening tn oxe A 500. paid ii over
10 him - ii paid ali these debts and
came back - H. original owner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
A New r cllsIou. Fnlth In Delaware.

ORGANIZATION OF A "CHRisrlAN CHURCH" IN pen.
oApER HuNDRED-lTs ARTICLES OF FAITH.
on the 1ith of December, says eorrespon-
dent Of the Elkton Wiig the first congregation
in Delaware OF the body known as the Christian
church was organized In Pencader Hundred, this
county, on the 'Slack" or "Ash' road. about
miles from Ekton. neat little church build
ing has been recently erected, and il finished ex-
oept plasterinB, which will be done IN the spring
and the building is temporarily occupied unlll
then This building WAS erected through the
exertions of MIR s. OFT, who was made bishop,
and who with Messrs. II. simmons and L. IL.
Price will constitute the Presbytery, or elder
8 lip of the church, administering all ts affairs,
10th spiritual and secular.
Nineteen persons were enrolled as communl-
cants Of the new congregation, on the day OF
organization pledging their faith IN CHRIST, ana
an earnest endeavor to live faithful CHRISTIAN
life These had all been previously Immersed.
on the Monday following, another gentleman
came forward. made prOferson OF falth anu was
subsequently immersed. The congregation Will
meet every Sunday for worship.
The distinctive faith OF this body of Christians
ia the unity Of the Church Of Christ, and the
duty OF all Christians to do all in their power TO
make such unity possible. To this end they ad-
yEcate the destruction OF all human creeds as
tests OF fellowship, and the acceptanco OF the
Bible as the only rule Of faith and practice, es-
pecally the New Testament:
They claim that uothlng should be made Dlnd-
ing upon christians but what was required by
the Apostles, and that nothing less should be
accepted Ia order to church membership, the
r, Il ire faith in Jesus Christ as the Son OF God
ana the Saw iur OF sinner, hearty repentance
eyinced in the abandonment OF sinful lte, a
nus ic confession of faith i'll Christ and an avoW-
al of purpose TO obey hl., and an immersion IN
to the name of the Father, and OF the Son, ana
| Holy spirit, calling on the name OF the Lord
They eschew the use of the mourning pench
vi III 10 aaa claiming
! authorized by the New Testament. Their form
| Of church government Ia congrfg gational. each
congregation being rcty independent OF every
other. They observe the Lords supper on
every Sunday in imitation of what They DeheVo
| TO have been apt stole practice
| In the West the Christian Church IA very
powerful organization, with d man.bership prob
| ably not less than 400 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
The w. e. u, Raiirsad.

COMPLETION OF THE TRACK OF THE EXTENSION To
READING THROUGH TRAtNa TO COMMENCE RUN
FHd On 1HE 1HT Of JANUARY.
On yesterday, the two gangs Of tracklayers on
the extension Of the Wilmington Il Reading r.
Il. who had been approaching one another very
closely for some days past met, aud at o'clock
in the afternoon tho last rail was laid Gangs of
men are at work. tC- lay b4l asting up the track,
and On and after Thursday next the LIST. OF Jam
uary through passenger trains will be run be-
tween this city and Reading, Despite almost in
Aurmountabe obstacles, the two cities have final.
ly embraced each other with arms OF iron, al
lot uE hope that the union thus formed will be
mutually profitable to botl.
1t is expected that with tine commencement of
the running OF the through trains a new time
table will 60 Into effect on the road We are
unable, yet to give the precise hours for the
arrivals and departures OF the trains, but it
seems to be conceded fact that the morning
passenger train will leave this depot at 7.30
We aso understand that the opening OF the road
will be celebrated by an excursion of the stock
holders over it. But this information il not Of
ficial. 1t comes however. third-handed from a
high official source. The agents Of the compa-
ny in this city know nothing Of the excursion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
Obituary.
IgsnE snAnp.

Tie community thi4morning was startled with
berSport, which was soon afterwards confirm
ed, that Col Jesse Sharp, not only we'll and IA
vorably known in this city but in the whole sur
rounding country, had died suddenly about
OclOcd, this morning
COL Sharp was born in this city, and had
reached the 66th year Of his age. ln his youth,
hG c1mmeHced to learn the plasteriug trade, but
reAnlMrhing 1t, he became the landlord of
SHARP Hotel sometimes known as 1.-The Bnck :"
a! Front and Market Streets. He also followed
ne same business At Third and Market aud at
Fourth 1nd Market. During all this time. he
was MI extensive mail contractor. controlling all
Tie pnacPal mail routes then In existence
throughout the Peninsula. and was also conneo-
tslWha the running OF steamboats, from Leip-
VIZ 10 Philadelphia. Uniting with the
DfmltFatlc party in his youth hs main
Vlaed a close membership with it, and
aaIlls the administrations OF Pierce and Buch
slsli Has Collector Of the Port OF Wilmington,
aud Abpnt " years ago, served a couple OF terms
~ tue CITY Council. He originated the Odd
teHo"s Hail Company, of which at bis death he
"A' RESIDENT and by his careful ilnanciering
iR'ltl Is through to successful result. HE
ul'hial abilities have frequently been acknowl-
tlEei lia was Bt his death also President OF
ur Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
aphector OF Masonic Hall Company. and was
Vua!Ilnan OF the Finance Committee of the last
named during the erection OF it's fine building.
n7 taste for agriculture and rural life led him
~ ! invest considerably in country real estate, and
~, no o"atd, at HIS docaase, three fine farms. A.
though through his industry he had Accumulate
si s ie9hslletable wealth, he was benevolent and
h.ll h.l9 None III need were turned empty from
%s.u ,"sHVof Ono Of his last public-sprted acts
@ @.E the announcement that he would buy up
s,3 variants at u per cent, and he had made
auoEh Eh his Intentions to expend $4,000, the
present. week, for that purpose.
,aA. A.'hiqnBh 10 declining health for some time
f'5' s'l % Nis Sudden Gecease was very unexpected.
~ as , Will he sincerely mourned by large circle
y, sr'ls 'iiehls lie was as we'll as usual up to last
vi,a vIu'nS, When, about o'clock, he was seized
" oi'i SYMPTOMS Resembling apopexy or etfusiOn
Ss y, e hrain and in spite Of all efforts by medi.
mo,ai n aaisleIilantH, he diei about o'clock this
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-29
attest General News.

Tho associated press kilograms from Washing
too .sy that while some Senators think the nom
;,,,ion Of Judge Williams may ultimately be con-
e,mod stlers are of the opinion that twill die
n the committee.
rba n. &. steamer Janata arrived at New York
,,.,srdsr from Santiago dc Cuba. with the yir-
INNS Survivors, numbering lO2 persons, The
;soners will bo transferred to the receiving
lD,' ''' al tbe Brooklyn Navy Yard, aud no commu-
o..io. will be allowed with them ut present
The rolsris survivors will hold meeting in
N,S York to.morrow night, TO petition Congress
tr aJiitionpl compensation on the ground that
tY.ir hesl,h has boen impaired by their suffer-
lngs.
Nssry all the Cabinet members are absent
fran Washington but all except Secretary De-
hno are expected back before Now Years Day.
The Commissioners Of 81. Mary's county. Md, -,
A, a meeting on the 2iih inst, voted sSl 800 to
,bs Southern Maryland Railroad The money
w,athe bslarcO of Slate appropriation awarded
TO the county for works OF internal improve
meut.
% sMps in port, at Philadelphia on satur-