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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04
TIE DEAD REPUBLIC.

The Forty-Tlrd Congress, which is, as "
write, in its death-throes, will be notorious il
history. Notorious for its unparalleled col
ruption, for its bartenness of intellect, for i
subscrvlencyto the will Of the President, and
above all, as the Inst Congress that peaceabl,
assembled a. the National Capitol This ma,
be regarded as bold assertion but We BE-
iieye. the events o. the next ~ OF eignt months
VII pEoNe ~ correctness Armed with tt
alnos. absolute powers accorded e hin b
ms LeacEm@n o. the for,y-Ihlro Congress,
"f.sa' u ~ 2 P'7lii'h % soi@e loici0iy th'
roih' q government 'ni dei! ~ attempts t
psact:h15 'l''iodao 'l'h.
= 80 go - .-s'''' 4 'i'S state
'h' IONA 'he process c2iA9afiiFl J.. easy.
10 '''' ~ q ''l' ''b'c opinion % tue coan-
~ "n'' :, ~ = +'.eh '"'oa'gFE aS>4a 70 e9
49, ''-7' IT, 'Hls II r. 'oI'o y
| f',,'' .'i'i''''o' = 70 =
- = = S"0i4 70 support. IL
u'N' "-'a inilit'Fy s"ae@"f aud bravado
sA"lHl''e'' w law, " lD- country under his
49, ~ 0'-'-'.7I ~ WIN .T'Ihis5s
'..,'i' 80 = 1-i'At diit Els l'Hfpost.
- - -''' q ~ 7u''.,@s'e'' III con iheins
u'i'' VI ohi'i' anu 'no7e "li' "A ~" ehoetFofod
%, y 'i""'' 'Ao eAee'11ioh q MS plans
- ~ 49, SNeps o"' z. -" Wy iHl6iIy bGt
-. I.-u = i''ii''a'i antagonist !
80 V'''..sis - =. .1ii''e'' 'aa !' s4ha'
ii''.io'''A 70 y .'.'A' "-'n a. iiueA 1'aca44'J'N
- 80 ''s'7ie" Z. e'ii'' u Sd'heio ana miners
- 81 oo"f 'At1@s- Y .eAl"st 2 r1ll fence
- : - i'''''eu ~ i'io'eiAeh. Z. ~ army
w = VA a. nhDeA,.hs as that Q. Dull .
ooS VIA uA'!@It"t power. with )! people IN
"7e' - 'F4.''oh aA1 70 rsso!ation ana with
an AMY falasel VT. imperialism. there
"o''.t 7'sii! - ~ 80! lttl" = prevent him
from '''e'tin' AZ sre.'onaole design Of
efcc'ihS "iAoh21cAy upon rams 0: this great |
hepoh.'' u - sand t-c North and West
would f9hhl' aad ''''4!ns to arms crush the
army an ssoeP tne 'f.l.or from power.
~ "ofsh ana NeNt aie "syeep and are
'ei3 f1,'If'$S. 1heJ hay. seen Louisiana. !
'trc&e'' az III" feet OF tins Caesar. and her
people ground 70 '1rsa by the mere exercise
y ~ VIII shey nave seen legislators
'iecte. y tLe He2p,e 'hru5' oH' into The
trees r. 'is point q Grants hayonat.; shey
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04
TIE COMPROMISE EIVNDER.
IiA.rtNISG. !gEEviiLr PiiISH. L.. F.,
March |. 1919. ,

/ ia. tNGSE. !E.EviiI, PiiISfI, L., /,
March |, $50. !,
Editor Of the New Orleans Bu7Ia4i,,
s;.,oa H. -. r,,,
III. ,,3r,.h ~ ..-lt"i1S i"s'; me 'eopie o.
4r, If tba n;,,C ~ tho ,,l',i.ie is' 'Dsef''
ba,, no,,+1 ~ 'i9 o1'lS9i' dl'e 'acus.
a. TIA % t',, ca h"'o sol 70
| tio,, ,as,,L,,it 49, 49, 'S' ne PROPOSE
tr.,,ot - r ,,G,,asi e'9o ~ 'iie strol-
a,,ast,,nc ;yr,I1-'i - "a zee. me
,,aon,n ar. ,o,. ,s,,,o w., ii'1ili' u tliiS
nrs'tra,,r Yith .,o',, ~ ~ 49, '<'il'' 100
t4rify 10 ), d1feyf,i,,'a -. o I' u odl pos
70 Ia. ,na;,t,n5nna ot ~. - " 'it"''-'';
prineil,tes I'm va L,ya la,,, 'ru
| lurind IN ;s., w., ~ ,..Ail'l1S iof
nedoGa +, .'ch o.bs, I'.. Ie-"1uefS
III. tt 'Hei- .:'oS' sAe41 1o!-
Can it BE- nossinl" that tro., ..;,o:.,
hay. !, cam, -. y,rralJ. 'nGso - 10
lrnrrer; ,.,.. IF i . - ra,,,,f,: 60 o.ls
.r3,u.n, !. = d.1,7.;,, ~, ~iiosn 6oN-
yulslo,. ,rnory ,.,,,. ''i,-
shed IN, L-,9n ,,1sr ii. il,''o.i n12oe
NO NOW var ,;n,a ~. .'l.' pa ana DC
col Al .,,ns !. 'vo,,Ii .'0' =. ''ino
.il.ns, " ro,n,, i. s,r.Ia Tb' 80 ,e cor"
seem 2, III W. III. - ,,4o,,f.,,., ;.'''[It
II! :. ,syas y;.l.,,,r... / - ..
Liberty. Ias nao.i, ,asr w.. a.,,;
Their .o,, GI,,,.. -; FL III
-
wL.s gov It, s,r< cta1 cti',r ','','',s = -.
them. Herein lie, .ba wo d,,,, ~ 10 ~, y 'or
.a:scbf.; NV !. 5'.,,o ha.ar.. a. quo
aware Of its t,r,s.,,rs ~ &c '-'
VIE, O., c., -, .h. go, - y,
-, ,nyalaI on, Yo,+;,I'.;, - :. WY
soldiers and disnerea: y 80 ii'9
OF ,hi, State bur Of the iniied Sta,ss r.2i4 a
.r,,. 1 i.i'e'' '1ta,7S' 5000 |
.c, p4rnatratal ~ tro,. .n'.1n t''it 'i''n
The deel IL. laon lo,,f',. ,
THROUGHOUT the country ne IN r.,o,,s1lLr,ia
4tio. If th. Constitution Of ~ I-,;,1
States and 81 hi, safe ,,of,.rI ~ - y
,titntiou Of NM, stata in ~, 49, = ~
rom tile Legislature tba ri,bt ~ ia.ar,l,; r-l
he election mad .nalifeations 81 -. A' a'
members. 40 WV
So-. DESIRE :, mn. tho ,,,o,.i,.,, .o.,
nd e,erv men1,,sr of III :, go
y.ucrs. and to every MAJ, who o,,,,,d'.a 'ai'
h. action 81 the ConSer,,ti,.o "a
4,tino ia Wbae1ar e., a"o"S' ~ ae-
he political troubles Of Jouisiana # ,hl, a.
ot propose t. do the same y;nj.noo =, ~,
lf,t Cnr C.,'. = Iiait oy the'f ac!.on
~, -. -N'-' ~ -" - HIS va "he'S
- ~ Aot tIop'S Sc, 100 clearly to be ITlt>.
LlI go. IL
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Pelican Hook and Ladder Company MOI.
Orleans Steam Engine Company No2l.
Exen pit Society of Jefferson Engine Co No22
Jefferson Steam Engine Company No o.
Exempt Society of Chalmette No 49,
Chalmette Steam Engine Company No %.
Crescent Steam Engine Company No. "a.
F2S ml3 l. n MARKS Grand Marsb.,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04

Eau Invitations, Wedding and Visiting Cards,
neatly engraved and printed. Also, ell kinds OF
general Engraving ia tho best style. Bal com.
-ateaas are specially invited to call and ses bis
.ecflon Of orders CT dancing and German
fayors, as he is satisfied thai tbs most s.stidions
Til DC pleased. Il5 Il
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04
Ertr0orFiHary Conference
IT. IOiI~ CATHEDRAL.

There will he preached on ST NDAY next, March
It'll, al 2. NJ, a Conference b, the
REV. FATHER NAUMUs, o. F p,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04

NAaa soIns.ocker want. to disonra.e
snoJne,. y sass. when yon t4a oasAly
psospec: i'm. yoUii fad no boiln4, = him :"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04
F0I RITZ DIVISION.

isc'5,aa steam Engine Company Nol-.
Va u-.a. aa FL inc Cs3lq,r.., 10 D
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! LaS' eVsnln-: the remains Of Mr. jon, T.
-t'EAANnEE we.. laid away in their las. ss.,..
Ing place. followed by numerous fren's. in.
Guiding large representation from the Typo.
graphical Union. 0: which he was q long time
member. Mr.. Alex .nder was the pressman
Of the 'onenerc'rl Bdeti51 n ante bellum times,
when it was conducted by Messrs l. G. and
W. J. Seymour. When that paper vas ,e-
viNei ii 1856 he was placed in his old posi-
ton. ard filed il most efficiently and salts.
'ac'orily up TO the period when the Cota,nercioI
H'o.t;. ceased to exist. For !. short tine he
Vas connected with the same depar.men. Of
this paper. but his failin. health forced him
II give TIP his position. Ir. Alexander va
a good, true. faithful and "orsoieu.iog. nan.
an! .iasi IL. esteem. Of Al y 40 knew him We
'chC.or = LIS t,uiir ot1r h..t't J. eoii loi.nrz.
TT CgE"'. The prog.aas4s fp- to-a;s'l,
j Il sared ana ..ttrte.iNs .A.r.ete.. IN.
Hracins E)sasnis '.BtrbitS IL S.yjeli.,
Sa@'.s "Gh.'et. a@: Ale 2orulas s.lle.
: Do,i'.:. G2u- 49, % sna'a and ona ac. 81
'Aa 'ioatrF q Motion the T. ytora,s uc..
Ill, doubtless y y i attended.
Oh Saturday, neZ'. Monsieur Dars,nao'5
'eneti'. which W.. paa ponce ~ ..1.oua. q.
tho illness Of Mile. Vorchen. Will give Us III.
'ons wished for opportuait. Of u. ips lI.v.
=rbeess magnificent wor!s 'L.t:sicajue." in |,
which tr. Dardisn.c j. 20 sing liz p.1s Of /
Nela>ko.
-oo -e
SAI. syE<rY ~ K, W-H WlY II s.-',o W., /
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oJGcOb Oft,
g s i Z 7. y / I. Y

8 $ J. Z T. y !. =,
z89 haeaz!re street Corner Csl.iope,
/. prepared 20 execute all orders in the Car
pentoF and Banding l.no, with promptnass. nest,
uess ant dispatch. Cioterns made ard repaired
~ tF%to
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04

Daring his examination Moaitoa sud II
On. reco.lcct" four hundred time. But
Sh9re were 8:aa. ma y titues when y. d;d
aeeollect.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04

People -. ..ro Away. wa.an. sn..a ming
r9w sloa: ~ neuralgia.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04

- .............. Royal street - n
Propose to remain in the business and having tho
target stock of ClEAP and DESIRABLE GOODS
IN the market are prepared 10 I'll both CITY and conn.,
Try orders at lower rates than any other house in the
trade that they not closing out at auction as 9th
er5 pretend that they are doing
MR.. HENRY W. SPEAR,
SO long with Messrs. Sampson Bros will be found
with rs ready TO show his friends and patrons eve
attention.
MecRACKEN & BREWSTER,
Sb ....-....-.--. Royal street Is
We cheerfHlly recommend Messfs McCracken a
brewster TO friends and customers ~ ur succes-
s9lS, fully confident that every satisfaction will be
eyrh; SAMPSON BROS.
Dr. Cnrtis's last Prof essio,.ul
SEASON IN NEW ORLEANS.
Or. T.. de u. CURTIS, VI. D., r. X. G., q.
author Of
MANHOOD, MEDICAL. ESSAYS ON
MARRIAGE, ETC.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04

IN Indian came toa certain acca. il the
northern part OF Iowa to procure some whisky
fora younaes warrior who hal boon bitten by
rattlasn Axe. -Four quar:s,' repeated the
- ut, with surprise; 'as much as that"
- : replied iho Indian. "iour quarts
snake very ai,'
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04
Thirty Eighth anniversary of the
Fire Department..
ORDER OF FORMING.

The Fire Department of New Orleans, with those
invited to assist in the celebration OF tie Thirty
Eimhth \ lIniN ersaiv will assemble
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04

tgoai Deacon maxim: IN oil ,ial ,,a;, % !.
'5lnF hr.gnAar. who was very chu.lish
""1 universally unpopular MAJ. pu. the
usual" question: .tre You viking to 60. my
sf,y'h' '3l, ye." said I've sick ,lta. ~
- " Veil s..l the >impa-mina Il do
- III ~ 81 yaa arc. u: al Il. ~. htog,
- Wilhn-.
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\ .o:r1. gentleman WAC va. r.. a,.,:.. !.
G'..t-,.t. :. .ure. yesterday. for nol-attenau,cc
O.. cAureh. j! Le did no. ooiec. 20 !. ~.
cont j. aw.i.a broke II. .hc day
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- :" : = : a.
t4at.- -b. E,ocber ,ury.
-li'A - 49, e'.'1 4.
i'm r.a,r.l.,.l.e ,.x on WHISKY. il.t's -, 4,
1~.,.'...
peoIla -.,. ..re AWAY. wa..eiIl.so..a.,il.
slot.,,: .ev ueur.!cia.
s4i., roa!. .5r lg-; d.Dn,
go vans - ".'.'S'.s y
$3.50 go. - - - ','3-i5
'"'1hB III e~'al'nAti - hpaitoa 800 -
go feco's1c' 4o"f naha''d uo'c' ~
o-A' -" ''li'' - ~ ~"
80, 80.
s-.fa.a 80 -. y-..,,.,
,,1,,
, .i
--
,,a..ar. ',,,,,t.l
s,.I,r.,t ,.z.,S ,,,,,,,.
,n 49,. w.. .
AAe 81 "e,. tu.nB in Washington. 81.
,,i,,,. go.
A.o:GA. a"AlemAn va" va rs.a','" =
s'.'',ii' .ofe. yesterday Tor non-at'endu'eo
a'.'HufeA' ~! -e dad no. "2iecs 20 :. in. |
'a" ~ 'ia Jiu6e 30 young i'''
w. yo. Womb 90 Wet % PACK some 81 The
'-Nnef' Ho - wings y !""t - f9ina''9n
g IT. 'i'''' = 'he - = 'o"' j'i&nens
g.. in.s.,.sl wae wa, .lon. I, s.,,, :
p'-r-"' $50; = !Io a'ovs n'';"s, I'D
~ o - : 80 a'F 'iSSoStc' a. - sa1se
On ''i''' sli'."' o. Gated 'A' Nan" ofa:i.
v,rmo.o ...,ymcr. !, ,c,e. of,r;t.4. -
A., .he ..:.s ,r,ey lave III. ma. LII.
80. De. .ra ,t.ro7 nl. M .bat, l,.,. .;.h
"s'A
9s' VsaS - fishermen il. Mar r-cantiv
as t..o . "a others huts. vhtv.Up5r :,
S"ct' sli1,o -, l.ions il under the heal os ~
V.trs Commune III Amercs sac swG.e.j,r.
. -. ;,
c
4 "a,e:u. a,use wife il Altoona ~: IN n
eighteen W.. order and !. ten dollar green. !.
back int. tile drawer Of the cofieo-.nil. !as. |,
wednesday iaG -tte keeping Thur day morn :.
AZ. the family. i"y.I . ,.e.ty.i,.h. dali.. .
guy Of co'.,. $
~ r.
~ :on < e 80 e ''Hrch : saii = h'y g :.
% airs. i"tM5ton. Law mo. do. replied :,
A'fS. l. NothihS does me 50 mach good as ;,
20 get up carry Sunday morning and 60 70
'Aufch On! No.. pop "I".' minister .iis-
poAas VIZ. ~ gospel. =
Melon, .o4u,v XIV, 1.,,auc<x n,. ,ar -
- ,"'N' ''s Sc
@.ie il I'll. county. swallowed ft4iy rercus- !.
sion cup. She really dessr,ci Spanking, pr
hu! her mot''., Trained for teak q ~ sxv!c ;.
sion. 'aatiol. 'nother. 'it. I'd
til
~ 81 "oi'n. Nahsa'. t"ihgt' wi
.''''A' IA 'i9 dark OF 'he early fid
~ "i'NS ps'l "h" tider. 4,
- '''hehher vi
ii'e 'i'o = ne Darn 1e went OUT ct. but g. gu,
'ec's his miih phi to lie along in . few days s"'
>, I,,;o,, c,,n,.,a .a.,,;, 49,.
orths,n III, i, r,,a j n.,;n.
= ,,,,.,...
r,tI.s,.I. a ''.,' '','',i' y 49,,
,-n+ VA, ,','''. r'''''u VI" ~
~ ,,io, ~ ,'l''r ~ " , ~ 'i''S ~ ~
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04

1hey toCa. .agray"i on tie plat. q 4 'j,ld
s'H Lac git.'3 garter1 the motto "Exce!sior =
s.l that vo.G means something o.. !. .,,t.G..
young .aaa Hhro,Io- Mons
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o'.l-, 'aid ~ old jndge 70 ,onns '.r.
-. ''yo. woDi DO we'll to lIlrk some oG The
G4sher, fcn - wings 81 your imagination
O. +! s'icl. :Lc'. i" the tai Of yaur judgment =
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IN rea.rl ,yt i.e to a. WHISKY. ia - y
...G".
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A"ti,aa Of I wen worth. Kansas. going 70
hl5 b"cn ~ .ll'h. III the dark Of the early
morning, %. into the wrong pen and under.
soois 70 milk mule. II. 4 ,csn't remember
which side Of the barn he went out Mt. bu. q.
poets his milk phil to he along in f. few days.
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&" .h" 90 Of the Washington yo.,,. y
~a4t 70 - 8. lobby man AMI intHa lobby
staai. VIII brass upon M forehead ana
sgotnblcks II my hand. .
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1s' v,a' - li7'ern.on il. MARI recently
9: ,..e -. others huts. vhtyaupar {.
S3eH .l9,o ..el.ions i under the heal OF ~
E.,is Commune i'll America sac swo...i.r.
a..ea Agata j. /. Biuze'
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Ia . ta< The Beacher jury.
S'4Halta.. -. Pulling a dr%,
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~,}. W. telling friend .lom Tic e-Uni11
o. a ,.ry Grand party She had given recently.
- AA.s two generals, one judge popal =
aa.-12r &a1 lay writer" "les. cliaed
II i=F West s5n there was O deputy
saerH, ,3y, Who cid he wanted g. sc al
ami taay Ne-t III, before supper. I'M fai
4sen s2, i.-e yet When ha. youth
"5--. .1 s~a. e.t next day WI Il j., ia.l MI
usi "l A1.. ,-e hols h7 in' dreadful
t-a.l
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Mclean county tKy' Trores.. On, lay
H.. weei !. younG girl whose parents re-
'.de II til county, swallowed ft.iy reTcus-
Zion cup. she really des,r.ei Spanking,
hu! her moi',.r Trained for teak oi ~ .xp.c
sion. Caution 'lothor. TIT.
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.5.}ce-r.n 81 lers taile :. 90 The EEuils,iY a,.
-a Hdorrod ty ths PROPRIETOR
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I".: Two OLDEST "nIrS Fs IN THE TRADE
.UNSOLiDAIEb
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O4ce hours rom 10 t. q.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1875-10-15
GORDON'S
Food for Horses and Cattle.

The great economical Food for Stock.
Casts sw0 cents for each horse per feed.
Reduces the quantity of grain required both
for Cattle and Horses one fourth. Being a per-
fectly nutritious, health giving preparation from
the seeds of grasses and herbs in combination
with tonic and invigorating root barks, we
claim it to be the one thing needful to make
perfect feed. Horses are improved in Flesh,
action of the Food, is that Perfect Digestion
produces Pure Blood, and upon this depends
health and often Life itself. Cattle intended
for the knife fatten more rapidly and the flesh
Is more solid Cows increase their Milk Weld
at least OMe-fOurth in both richness and quail
ity, the final result being much more Butter.
Send to GERALD GORDON u CO. for des-
criptive pamphlet of full par ticulars.
SALESROOMS 4s w. Fayette Street,
oct lily Baltimore, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1875-10-15
OTATE OF MARYLAND,
Treasury department,
COMprROLLER'S OFFICE,
ANNAPOLIS, october l>f, 1879.

ANNAPOLIS, october Isl, 1879.
In Code Public General Laws to wit
shall furnish of the
general elections full statement
of and default of his
then shall be the duty of the Comptroller to have pube
weekly month,
the State and the of Baltimore the and tS" sa officers Wit"
the of such deficiencies.
following list which the account
of Mary land together with the amount OF
principal September 3o, 1875.
LEVIN WOOLFORD, Comptroller.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1875-10-15
o WHEAT GROWERSL

Composed Of 500 pounds Of No. Peruvian Gua-
no, and 1900 pounds Of Soluble Phosphate
Of Lime, (6ones dissolued in sulphuric
acid, potash and soda,
Forming the most concentrated, universal and
and durable fertilizer ever offered to the far
mer-combining all the stimulating qualities
of Peruvian Guano, and the ever durable fer
tilizing properties of Bones. In fine dry pow
der, prepared expressly for drilling, and can
be applied in any quantity however SMALL per
acre 1t is the opinion of many close calcula-
ting Farmers, after erSEVENTEEN YEARS ex-
perience in testing it side by side with other
popular fertilizers, that an application of 100
pounds of Excelsior is equal to 200 pounds of
any other fertilizer or guano, and therefore
fully 100 per cent. cheaper.
UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY GUARAN-
TEED BY THE IM4NCFA CTURERS.
y- Farmers should see that erery Bag is
branded as above, scih the ANALYSIS and
OUR N.41NEi in RED LETTERS. 4U Others
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1875-10-15
ST. MARY'S COUNTY.
SOMERSET COUNTY.

John rrshed States Attorney and Joseph Coubourn
sheriff for money collected OF j. ". Phips............
George T Parsons, late SheriE
George T Parsons, late Collector ls73..............
Brnjamin T. LankfOrd, do 1874 4.........
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
Mullen's Horse.

Mullen bought horse He called for Us
to 60 with him aud see his purchase. We
went, and got a slight smell Of the heels OF
the beast as we went 10 the stahle door Null
len started to harness hin, and the animal
mot Mullen, but the horse commenced to
heat tattoo on Mulen's cOmmissaTy depart
meut; we lodged out Of the way, just 10 time
10 let Mullen sit down on the ragged edge
Of a rake. He got up lin remarkably short
time: in fact we never supposed our friend
possessed so much agility. TLen lie started
for the horse again, and proceeded to navigate
70 wipdward Of his heels. Then the animal
played ba,ter:ng ram for while, and took
two boards out Of the side Of the stable, send
ing one through the kitchen window, knock
ing the soup kettle off the stove into the basket
Of newly ironed clothes, and seal ding all th
fur off the cat. Then Mrs. Mul len came out
70 see what was the racket, aud was just
in time 70 catch the stable broom, which Null
len threw at the horse, demolishing o new set
of teeth and sending Mrs. Mullen backwards
into the rain tub. Old Mullen now got mad
and started for that horse, and commenced to
rub him down with the rake handle. The
animal didn't like the treatment, broke bis
halter. and started for Mullen, while we took
a seat on the hen-coop to the disgust OF the
chickens. He go, Mullen By The seat Of bis
unmentionables and dropped him down the
back area, then be promenaded up and down
Mrs. Mullen's flower bed, and old Mullen sat
on the edge of the area and mentioned numer-
Gus words not found in the dictionary; then
several constabIes came in audarrestcd thathore
after using six clubs, three clothes props, aud
a clothes line.
Mullen says toanybody wanting quiet, gen
lie horse, he has one for sale.
TIMOTHY TwBEsLAKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
beauty Independent Of Youth.

Helen. Of Troy, was over forty when sue
perretrated the most famous elopemeut on re-
cord and as the siege of Troy lasted a decade
she must have been quite elderly when the III
fortune of Paris restored her to her husband
who is reported to have received her wish uh-
Questioning love and gratitude. Perieles we'd
ded Aspasia when she was tbir;y-six, aud yet
alterward, for thirty years or more, held an
undiminished reputation for beauty Cleo
natra was past thirty when Anthony fell IN
der her spell, which never lessened until he'
Death, nearly ten years after; and LAVA was
thjrty-three when she won the heart oil Au-
custus. over whom she maintained her ascen-
dency 20 the last. The extraordinary Diane
do Pioctiers was thirthy-six when Henry II OF
France then duke of Orleans, aud lust hall
her agel became attached to her; and she was
held as the first lady and most beautiful woman
al court up to the time of the monarch S death
and of the accession to power Of Catherine OF
Medicis. Anne Of Austria was thirty-elght
when she was the handsomest queen OF Europe
and when Buckingham and Richeleu were
her Jealous admirers. Ninon de PEnclos, the
most celebrated wit and beauty of her day,
was the idol of three generations OF the gold
en- youth of France and was seventy-two
when the Abbe de Dernis fell in love with
her. A rare combination Of culture, talents
end personal attractions endowed their poss-
essor seemingly with the gifts Of eternal
youth. Blanca Capello was thiriy-ei9ht
when the Grand Duke Francisco Of FlOrence
fell captive to her charms, and made her his
wife, though be was FIVE years her junior.
Louis XIV welded Nine dc Maiutenon when
she was forty-three years Of age. Catherine
II Of Russia was thrty-three when she siezod
tie Empire Of Russia, and captVaI'd the
dashing young Orloff. Up to the time OF Der
death lat sixty-seyeul she seems TO have re-
tained the same bowitching powers, for the
lamentations were heartfelt among those who
had ever known her personally. Mile Mars,
the trasedienne, only attained the zenith OF
her beauty aud power between forty aud
forty-fve, when the loveiness Of her hands
and arms especially was celebrated through
out Europe Nine. Recamier was thirty
eight when she was without dispute declared
to be the most beautiful woman in Europe
which rank she held for fifteen years.