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Boarding.

Mrs. J. c. MILBURN, formerly
:" Of ST. Mary's county, has re.
isoved from No. 81 Hanover ST., to 1876
" Lombard ST., between Skarp and
Liberty. and is prepared TO receive per
nsnsnt and transient Boarders
JAa 8, 1s7o-tf.n
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Since Aches and Pains to US are zen
A Cure is sure BY using
HELSLErS SAGARITsN LLNIxENT,
IlEnLEY's SAMARITAN LiNixExr
cures PILES,
HE,slxr's SAxARIrAx LlxMrxr
cures Rheumatism,
HEsIxY's SAMARITAN LIxMrxr
cures Neuralgia,
HkiMKY's SAMARITAN Lixnxxr
cures Sprains,
HErlsY's SAMARITAN LixnExr
cures Bruises,
HEislxY's SAMARITAN Lixnvxr
cures Felous'
HRnlRy's SAMARITAN LsxixEAr
cures Headache,
HRmlEY's SAnARrrAx LrSrxxMf
cures Toothache,
And IL sold By Vim. j. Edelen / Co., Leonard
own. Nd.
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rr permittingl viii irun rs follows:
Leave Pier Light street wharf every FRIDAY
morning At $40 clock, for the Patuxent river,
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as far up as Hills Landing, calling At all land
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morning, pioceeding ~ far up as Dukes will
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Freight received at Pier No. Light stree,
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O6ice lie Light street wharf.
Feb. 9, 1877.
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wrIslEY's sAmiaIJsE uKIHFn1 afford. i'm

mrdiale relief 10 Rheumatic aud Aturaleic Alice
tons; il is also an enecinal remedy Tor colds,
feLrile and infan,atory attacks. Used ~ .
garele aud applied externally to the threat, il
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sale By WIN. J. Edelen l. Co., Leonardtown,
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No. 9o7Ia. Az, bt. 9th aud lO.h SITS.
WASHINGTON. DC.

References bv Permission. A
James. ESQ, Cashier of the Bank Of
Washington. Washington, D G.: Hon
Lewis Mckenzie, President of the W
q O Il II CO.. Alexandria. Va: PHI
Trosh, Esq, President of the Upper
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t,nk. Va; Messrs Davy & Harmon,
Merchants. Alexsudria, Va; Messrs
B,.by l. Brown, Com mission Merchants.
u: North Wharves. Philadel,hia: Hon
b @ H,rris, Lecnsrdtcwn, Nd.
Aug. -. lS16-tf.
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NOTICE.

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DtN1ETRY. @

IL AvING located myself in Ralti-
IL more, at - Hanover Street, four
doors from Lombard, j respectfully so
lieit . continuatiou Of the liberal pa
tronsee that have received heretofore
from the citisens Of s.. Asry's. ] shall
endeavor 70 cxeeute nv work in the best
wannerasd upou the mostliberalterms.
| shall visit The county at different pc
RODS Of the year, When due uotice viii
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Very Respectfully.
PAGE EDMUNDS.
Dee IS, l675--tf.n
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possibly equal the exquisite agony Of . neuralgia
TIC; in an such easrs We have smpie evidence 10
prove that Heissey's Samaritan lnimens givss
instant relief In even the most aggravated ehrvnic
Gases. We have had . wonderful experience With
IL IN Neuralgia and Piles. For nle By Vim. u
Edelen 3 Co.. Leonasdtown. Nd.
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s. D. A D 4 N S,
BUILDER & CONTRACTOR

4 He undersigned is prepared to
contract for BUILDING and
REPAIRING in 81. Mays and ad-
Joining counti~s. All work Entrusted
T.. him will he done with despatch aud
In work manIike manner. Address,
E D ADAMS, Mechanicsville,
81 Mary's county, Nd.
An 2. l67S-tfn
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-11
The State of Washington.

We are so much impressed with the
candid and sensible tone of the follow
ing article from the Portland Bee, that
we take pleasure in copying it with
out comment-it needs none
1t is evident that many persons in
Washington Territory desire to see it
admitted into the Union as State, and
it is equally plain that if a majority
wish to assume the cares and costs of
state government, and they can secure
II favorable con liberation of their APP
plication. Washington Territory should
be made State; it can be no detriment
to people on this side of the Columbia,
and those in the new State will have to
stand it or move out. We rather think
it would be an advantage to Washing
ton Territory if it had better-a more
eXtensive-represen Ill Congress,
and one with votes as well as the right
to talk; but the people would have to
pay something for it, and they should
think of that matter in considering the
subject One says that the population
of Oregon, since it has been State,
has not increased as fast as the proper
ton of cost of Government; yet it Is
very certain that the value of property
has increased with double the ratio of
the cost OF Government.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-11
The Milk in The COcOanut.

Mr.. M. Shay's filley, "Katie Shay"
came very near winning the running
race for two-year-olds at the Washing
ington County, Oregon, fair, two weeks
ago. 1t is charged that the partiality
or dishonesty of the judges, alone pre-
vented the Vancouver tillev from tax
ing the purse. Perhaps this is IA sam
pie of what we may expect so long as
we, of Washington Territory, continue
to be ''the tail Of the Oregon kite"
Mr.. Shay has entered his tilley in
the race for two-year-o!ds at the Ore
gon State fair this week; but there is
no hattering prospect that he can win,
when it is known the animal is from
Washington Territory. Ii this Terri
tory ever succeeds in becoming an in
dependent State, she will be able to as
sert and maintain her rights; and Or
eyon will no longer exhibit our best
products in the eastern market, duly
packed and Tabled: "Put up Tor manu-
tactured) in Portland, Oregon.
This is being constantly done, and in
such matter-o course way, that stran-
gers, unacqu.,inted with our form OF
government, would think Washington
Territory was simply an unorganizel
County OF Oregon. One license natur-
ally begets another The big oealers OF
Portland have so long appropriated our
products as contraband, that the big
editors have begun to try the expert
ment OF debating our politics. We
Whit to be neighborly with Oregon
but we are approaching our majority
now, and we think we shall soon lie
able to manage our own estate. The
estate has paid good revenue to our
guardian; hace he is 10th to surrender
MS guardianship.
The fact is, Washington has boen an
orphan about .ong enough. The longer
she can be kept in o,phanage and de-
pendency, the better for Oregon. Con
sidering the opposition of the Oregonion
to our admission as a state, "rHIs Ac-
COUNTS FOR THE MILK IN THE COCOA
NUT"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-11
Ladies' Skirts.

The present inordlnate length of
ladies' skirts appears to have so great
ly excited the ire of the police of
Leipsic, that they have resorted for
their suppression to the sumptuary
laws of the middle ages. A notice
has appeared in the LeiPsiger TagbIatt
that all persons whose dress is found
trailing on any streets or foot-paths
within the municipal boundaries of
Lepsic, will be liable to be mulcted
in penalties varying from five to fifty
ks,-according to the extent Of
the skirt we presume. Constables
are instructed to arrest, and conduct
to the nearest police station, all of
Tenders against this regulation, and
the names of the guilty ones will be
published at the end of every week
in the Leipsiger TaybJah
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-11

The test of good legislation is that
which will tend to make it easier to
earn a living by honest labor hon
est labor, whether by brain or hands
and harder to live without rendering to
society an honest equivalent by toll.
We want to see the Legislative halls
show brave and independent men, cour-
ageous enough to deliver champion
blows against the measures of those
who "frame iniquity into law" whether
at the seat of National Government or
nearer home, whereby charactered Ii
cense is given, enabling the drones and
spongcs of society to spread their webs
to capture, and absorbing undue share
of the products of toiling industry. -
Iateiltgeacer
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-11
A child resembling Charlie Ross

A child resembling Charlie Ross
was taken a few days ago, all the way
from Springfield, Ohio, to Philadel-
phia; but being shown to Mr.. Ross
and the family they with one accord
said it was not their boy. During
the last three years Pinkerton's de-
tectives have found two hundred boys
in various parts of the country, who
have been supposed by one or anoth-
er. to be Charlie Ross. This one from
Ohio is admitted to be very much like
him. But he certainly was not the
boy, though the finders were entirely
confident he was. The resemblance
was declared to be so striking, as to
make it entirely possible that this was
the long lost one. But the family
would not listen to the suggestion
Oregoniaa.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-11
Newspaper Decisions.

I. Any person who takes paper regularly
from the poS,-o.iice, wne.her diiecteu III MS
name or anothers, or wnc.hcr he has SUD-
scribcd or not-is Responsible lor payineht.
2. Ifa person orders his paper discontinued,
he must pay all arrears or the publisher may
continue W send it uatll payment Is made, ana
then collect the wloie aiiount, wheiher the
paper il taken from the oiiice or not
s. Tho courts have decided that refusing to
take newspapers and periodicals from the post,
o.icc, or removing ahd leaving them uhcaiied
for Is prina facia evidence Of Intentional
fraud.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-11

NAUGHTY MAN.-That amorous old
chap, Gen. Sherman, waded right in
among a whole bevy of girls at the
depot in Albany, last Wednesday,
and kissed all of them, the Democrat
says. If he had been Corporal Sher-
man some of the enraged y fathers
of those young ladies would have
booted h,m.--Prtland Standard.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-11

The New York Hsrdll has received
a dispatch from its African explorer
and correspondent, Henry NJ. Stan
ley. He has reached the western
coast of Africa, having had fearful
journey, enduring great privations,
fighting his way through and losing
large number of men. He has solved
one of the African problems, having
proved by actual exploration that the
Lualaba river and the Congo are iden-
tical. His journey through Africa
was one of the most perilous and he
roic on record. The last of his white
assistants, Francis Pocock, an English
man, was swept over the falls of the
Massassa on the Sd of June last. His
faithful companion, Kalulu, was also
lost.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-11

The splendid success of the Amer
ican rifle team, in the international
shooting match with the picked Brit
ish team, at the head of which was
Sir Henry Halford, was another of
those bloodless victories which are
accompanied with no regrets. Both
teams were composed of men of high
standing. in the two countries, gener-
ally men of education, and the per-
lection which they have attained in
sending a bullet at the distance OF
more than half a mile, hitting small
bulls eye at almost every shot, is
simply marvellous. May the two
countries never be called upon to aim
their guns at human targets in any
international strife.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-11

The deck hands on the A. A Nc
Gully killed large black bear which
was swimming the river above Oswego
on Monday OF last week. The deck
hands put out small boat and soon
overhauled his bearship and dis
PATCHED him with an ax.--.Standard.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-11
NOTICE.

will be at my brick yard, near Vancouver,
on the afternoon Of Thursdays and Saturdays
OF each week. Persons desiring brick can be
accommodated at that time. Price, ts per thou.
sand Al other times l will be at my farm
above Vancouver. In. HIDDEN.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-11

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