davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-01-17
Proposals fur Chnndrltcrs and Gns'Flxt-
uFEA.
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THEakttttr IiEpANlTIl.ST.
WAsttlSHynS. H. t.. January ! ISL
SGa!cd proposals. Will ne rtcurad " ~. ticg antt.
II Ill ihH 18th uny uf January III! Tor fusnhh!ho
uni, xiHQ In place lle chaMdHlluts ud ~ re-
Ghicnsn, iii, Ii nccUrlhncu with spscltl! atd
krhctn. cDlus lf whlcfl ni,d anY niittltlnctl w
t,a llui, Iny ba hud nPu1icaon At this nnice. HF
thu UJIcu pf ltLG superintendent ,.
JAS. II. HItl- tnnervtstnH AIGt!teet
, 1881-01-17
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kit1it,le, frompt, Eticlrnt. MID ikellhhlc. tloy
Tts Stusinti.h ny "is N.Y.. GNrha. p,ies.
''ss t,,Trs xtID uNs, ,x5
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n trXinv {.,.llr, or ruuihlH nf lnEnHtA.,.. IA
T. ls1urrhclI u Clill!fun " Adults; ~
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III. lIhcu1nntesu ftenHMtlt !'A!l!s. -
III. Fewer tf.I .tHue. thl, FtYeF hgutd..'. s50
II. tsiics, Hind nF NitBdlnM stsH
ILL., t:Mtnrrh, ncMtD Or uhrt,!toi lnfnenxa..'.. .HH
Hts fHhnAtstnX Cough. yi'LDnt CtMRhn,...... +nG
X1, ttenerisl Debility fhY*cAl Weuknasa.' .;9n
1T. AlHNny l1lAHhAG. stsn
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skss. Urinary $EcNkntsss Whiting ttu Hol.. .An
Filt SALE Ii Ala. nlttlti!1ls1's:
Or Bent ty t4t EAsN. Or .'Ilku nl ttne ~ GAhI9o,
Utl seGIlpt uf prIGG AdttftAh lHnsn1hrrfts, A0s
nienl, tic II I'd. to:, l0D fnlla,l.st.s y.
1FDr. Humphreys link M l!Esoasa aMl its Cuts
u4!pl,h nisn ltluat IntUd ratnlnEug sent free::
10D FNltuA.44,& i. H.
, 1881-01-17

Sour stomach, bud breath, Indigestion, o!id
k41.iachu eilxily cured BY Hop HttteEa.
, 1881-01-17

for consideration tl,1!csa ynur Representative IN
Congress-. Tho lion. a. i. FutsytEe. will kindly
lntaruat himself in TIM mntlHr. =.
"'Wu wn,lh suggest Tint yt,i fOrwnrtl th!a Int.
ter an tho iucfosth card to him. with rcFltioAt
renar him, Will lie Ghc.,rfllly given.
Urnu rcG,.ipt Of thu toitt,nfsshncre reply
rcAFh fnrwtlrei IL tn tin Tint WI may k,n,w wlRt
fnrtilnr evidence, II my, Ia required. Very rn.
speGtfn1y, -s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01
Mail. Express.
North bound.

vail. Southwark, connects st Charlottesville,
9th ISes i Ohio T. r., East and West. Al
GyacE bury. cunpuc.s with Atlantic, Miss. &
ptje L, through Southwest Virginia, to
Nashville, H"w Orean: Memphis, Little Rock
&u,: F.zas~~aAd 81 Eanville with Richmond s.
Jsnviii. !: Il 20 South ind Southwest.
S"2f~2s ~UGth"ard connects Ut thsrlottes.
viii, nii gotHl. 0E CEes s Ohio K. e.. and
3! H.,f. vile :or ~ Joints South Esst and South
&&&&h E.n3!%S for Han Line leave a..
"&Sndiin lily. except Sunday, s " o. m. and
: Il. III, III. rasucning arrive Al AleIsndris
20 a 4rC So y. -.
EYr Manassas LIME leave Washington
~ s ~ I'D ilcrandri. ? 81 .. M, daily,
aE2t;! S.5nf, arrv. - S:r.sburg at II rs p. NJ.
cGn"or>lo- "ts:: ~ V.ley Road East and
ENcss Lave Gti-sbuTg 90 +. NJ, arriving at
AS ,attlg ~ so J. IL.
:lNH,tTi:ail. SGK MANASSAS DIV.
lSjur iesv.s Alaysndriu daily, except Sun.
Gay, al 8 % .. u, "rIlVing st Strssturg ST u
J.. II. a,G ru;r9:iirg leaves Strssh,.rs st 5 Ii
/. IA, .siIri!s ~ Airxandr!n al as r. m.
Gar %iGt!"t:I.rg, ,tsly connection 81 Flalcs
aLs.l"n
For U3pcc"i.is, regular connection al Dels.
H.a,.s.
:-ar 7a's.H ::&IGN, leave Washington q,
? = :. 81 Gn!'y.
~ trim :.s:;Ge coed connections, 1t Wash.
irE;os. - 80 i-o:-. ! oF.h and Fest.
Icy I:!2aNE siecYcS leaves W SshlngtcE *
I j. =. II. running through without chaop.
tn Ey!Tass train, leaving Washington 8: IL o.
.. ri &,f!;'- H,l;u:;ahie Reclining Chair Ca:
9TH Q,z:s:l "!s;ssyse only SI.OO, through to
Pullman Steering Cars between Washington
sno Angus5n. t*s, without change, on III "
y. IT. tr.,:i
Through tickets very low 70 the South and
ArECER SLAUGRTER e. A.
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The steamers OF tbi5 compsny make connac-
tons ST Norfolk for Eosto-. md all points ssst ;
at New York with ali points West and NORTH
west, and al Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Rsilrosd
Through rates given and freight handled caro-
fully snd promptly. For further information
spply to +. a. REED, Agent
Janney's wharf.
j. w. THOMPSON, President,
l4l6 street,
eep 27-tE Washington, L Q.
.r4;Siss CLTDE'S STEAM LINES WgEk
sSEdlsias LIZ TIC
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PEOVI.
DENCE AMI BOSTON
Steamers lesve Alexandria EVERY TIES
"a and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
URDAY.
This line connects at Alexsndris with tie G..
&. q n. and W & D. K. Rs. ana ct PhiladeI.
phis with Clyde5 regular Steamships for Fall
River, SroVldencs and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptuesv and Dare
tes % commissions,
No charge for trsnsisr in Philsdelphi., And
wharfage In Boston. Quick time FREQUENT
depsrtu.ea. Through rates and through 5;ile
Of iad:ng given. Insurance at the lowest rsses,
agents:
Il. a. REED, alexandria,
VEN ? CLYDE & 90, Ph:lcdalrh:h.
JoaNSON y CO.. Wash. q GeorgGn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01
E..H > Z" t2E TEfE; E..sE:s

EVERY MO&DAy. WEDN KSpAE s1d
F&lNA 7, g: 81 o cioc& JAM; returning, leaye
Norfolk On alternate days 81 ) CO , IL.
This sLaUrcn iron steamer has Just besn paint.
ed throughout, st.teroonis pewiy furnished 81
caEpetad, sid iS thu Handsomely as VOL, ii; tins
safest boat on the Potou,rc river and 6
bay, snG 10 the Only steamer making cioss COZ.
noct:on with the New IofR aud toston staasa-
crs; also connects win iiichaord steamers aid
rsilro,d lines outa. Stops st PINhy P3IHp
Fsre, frat class. 81 80; sc :ond Class ST. 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01
ALEXANDRIA GILLETTE.
1851

The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, begun in
1889, is tie oldes! newspaper il the State, and
the OILY daily published in Northern Virgins
IL has survived, with few exceptions, all the
public presses in AGIerca which SAW with it the
dawn OF ths ninele sntn century. 1t lives, too,
not il decay, bat fall CT life and vi9or,
giving sl the news, telling toe truth without
fear, favor or affection, trenchiDg on the privacy
OF no mans home, bu. full to the brim with sll
public information, snd giving daily holrat
judgments of public men and public measures.
1t furnishes the newa kilograms of the New
York Associated Press an j of Eeuter's European
sgency bel! with bus three exceptions, the on y
paper bei~een Baltimore aid Richmond that is
thus Connected with tie great fountains of the
worlds news.
WITH the &C iiGg ye;i al the long tried and
Improved methods Of making standard news
paper will os continued, with such additional
facilities pss. experience ju,tif3s the proprie-
tor in believing viii add 10 the Capacity of the
Gazette TO serve lis resdsrs Ii expects to rem.
der faithful service 10 tue city, the stste and the
country by candid Criticism CT men and events
in the IL ercst 0; The people OF the Common
wealth CT Vrgn..
70 nlees ali the domanGs upon it. the Gaz site
will be mada W. SEINGTON and EICR.
MOND NhWSPs Z L, AS we'll ,s al AK.
ANDRE JEUHEA ALI The kichnond and
Washington rlw@ ot pas. years hss left little 10
Improve CDI NC; greater etDrt will be made 10
insure ab.2,uto pe;f C ion in these departments
Tie CITY e Ale1aDGyla w.li i ss usual its
{ ;y history in each evania,'a issue, I'D the
iL.oiIgulco - III ~ section Of .he Cvm.aoa wealth
which uatu6a Las bound 10 Aexanaris by TIC
wi ''"10 - 80 IL 0''''1' - WIG 9'S VI ''7
rivers a. Wei - sH"E "'.''A i'Lkoa to US by tho
iron osnU7 o. FH''"'5s WI! % sssiIuousiy
chfohic!ea
Tie Business aau 70 .aler1al columns OF the
''~'''' WILL 70 N-'0- ".'N -" e"'''oS1 @no nios'
eAAo' c"'h i'o'1' i'''7' sdi'o" WIN s"En pa'hs
taSins Gaze Is VII EsndtE an error where even
The Ca! . M+I kv,s Of al the leading points oil
the world whose t,.es If ct tn;s mari - uni, =.
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80 eKsA4 1880
EENNSELV ANA ROUTE
To THE ECEIh, VEST s. SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE Track.

IN ND ~ EN- IL
To TIE NCkIb, " EST s. SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TkACK,
ST&A:. Rails, SpLENDID 5ORNERy
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
January 3, 1851.
GF1ns sys = sshiSsisn irqn dgpSstn q BAL
nsr ot %iaL1 and Ell acts, as follows:
Fer Fhircoi Qhla. New York and The East and
u ~ s,iE. datiy, except Sunday. and 2.3 and
iOGl =. II daily. with Palsce Oars. Linn.
lied axprees Of Pullman Psrlor Cars 9,30a.
n. dslly; sScep: Sunday, For PhilsdelFnin
Sud III ~ Il. III. Dolly, except Sunday. and
: 81 a. unt ~ r. nj. daily.
Fox Pir!sDurs and me West 500 8. NJ, with
farior car to P.ttsburg and Sleeping car to
Louisville nnd Chicago; lO.40 =. N. dsiiy
8, ?. IA - y, with falsce Oar to Chicago
For Csnsndsigls and ;he North, 8 % a. m.
except Sundsy and 8 81 o. m. daily, except
Saturday: with Palace Csr t: Canandsigua.
For watkins, 1040 q, m. daily except Sun
day,
70 ssitin.ore. 6 A. 500, $50 and 10 80 a. NJ.
On Sunday, $40 and 10. 81 a.n.; 2.30. $40, $50
snc 1000 .. IA,
For Hopss Creek Line 40 q. m. and 4 40 pm.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 6 AZ a. N. and 40 p. m. daily
except EunGNy.
Local TRAINS.
FeE AteIshGrls ioO, 70, $40, and II 20 a.
M, srt ~, 5, + 10, g and II 80 p. III. sun
dsN st I, ~. and II 70 y. m. and D. m.
frslns loara &.iexsrdrir for Washington, 500
s.oo. "nd ~ .. La, and l %, 8, s, 7, 9l0
y. NJ. Sic u n;p ht.
"a Sunday 81 o,r6. and l0A. m. and 90 and
l.! p, III.
IL A0uHE TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, vis
GuaAtco and 8ichnlond, will leave Ale1an.
drln III 7.2 ana II II d. m daily and 5 % o.
n ISL cxc.,t sunday.
Fast mail, leaving a. II II a. M. makes but one
Stop, w: I'll Quantico, between Alexandria
and hiuhmont
s1cketo and information can be procured NJ
principal ssi!:osd stations and ticket Offices
Southeast, L. P. WARMER,
Gent. Passenger Agent.
'5na"r,3 hjgEaRer noy29
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NlkGlEla: IA lh3 Clerks thee O.; the ,,or.
poratlCn Court vi the city Ct AieSuLdris,
on the tth dsy OF February, 1851.
Isaiah hurley, COM 'alnant, agaii ct hannah
Ann Blackburn, j .la ilack bum CHARLES
6uusnn and AmsLua hudson, his WIFE NE.
dora Blackburn. e liza bluck5 arm Andr. W
BIsck ourn. Monroe Blackburn, hkjuh 3 3 k
burn, Arthur Black bur hIvLard DihcX burn.
the las! seven Lamed !up lEtauLs under u
years vi aye, bud Andrew s. SCR D I'll, ST.. d ;.
ttndants. In chaDcery.
E1eno The object OF this suit is TO Ell { rec IN q
perfoI mance oil n contract entered INTO BY Xiii n
Biackb SIh, dec d., \: d isaiah Hurley on E,C,T
OH. 1877. AID w UUtaiI Convey aucu of lhy t,,i
tstste mehtoLed ID said cugirnut 10 tEe ssjd
Isaiah hurey.
The del'ts CHARTS Hudson, Amsnds Hudson
his wife, and Andrew 81 .GRbu ST., nulg.VinT
entered Their hpres'anrc sud given securty &C
cordlng to the act or Assemb y, and the rules of
ILLS Courl and 1t appearing by affidavit that
tEey ore not resident OF this Stale, il is or
dered that said defendants mppeaf acre with.
III one month after due publication Of This
order ana do what Is necessary TO protest u. r
interests IN this SUIT; and that COPY OF this or.
Der oe forthwith inserted IN the AieXaudria tI,..
zette, 4 newspaper published IL the city OF Al
eX"ndrla, once week for tour successive wugK.
and posted At the front door Of the Cou.. House
OF this city. a CC"g-tesI:
MJ.,:ON MARIE. Clark
A. ". Armstrong and a.
L. KEN eT, "q' iet7-g. U
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GTEAM EBS.

II O I O. X.
P0TO.ndG FERRY CO.'S. STEAMERS
FOR LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER
On and after Sunday, July 18Th,
Will leave as follows:
Steamer T. " ARROWSMITH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S, wharf, loot of King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and T. UES.
pay, at 30 q III. for Leonardtown and all
intermediate landings.
Steamer MYSTIC leaves EVERY MOE.
DAY, WEDE ESDAY and FRIDAY, ST I 80
.. NJ, Tor omini and Intern ediate landings.
GEO. 4. PHILLIPS. Msnager,
Potion &C Ferry Company.
J. B. PhDGBTT. gent jyi7
= oTloE'
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and sfter Monday, October 9TH. the
hosts OF Inc POTOMAC FERRY CO. will run
SO foilows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
600, 81. $40, 8 80 IL 30 sni II 30 y NJ snd
Il 80, 30, z 50. 3 50, 3d. 5 80 and + is D. n.
LEAVE WahEIN3TGN:
t 30, 30, 90. 9 81, 10 80 and II 30 3. m, and
y 3O, 90 80, 80, 4 80, 20 and 90 p n.
% sunday The first trip from each ED will be-
ryz5 GEO. Z. PElAE,IpS, aansger.
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IS: S9ShHeSIOH q OElG RAILkOAU
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

beginning Nov. 20, $780,
ina MILL IhAIN will leave WASHINGTON
- ~ & IL, and klexsndria at 925 3. N,
daily, except sunday; paaz Leesbury, going
%est~A:u - i 3 ~ , and arrive 1t Round
a'i 81 L l5ooi >bare Round Hill st u 80 o. M;
pass hecshur$, goi' eastward, l 10 D. NJ; and
2fr've 1t l.ieIardris ct 3 Is o. M, and At
sinEbo: u 81 .. n
Inc ACCOM- $40 ALTON TRAIN will lesve
". shl"Stsh a. J ~ i. D.. and Alexandria at
Z" :. LIE. ra!lS, except Sunosy, and arrive at
hteSours At > "a j. u, Leave Leesburg at 6 90
y ~ !:d .-:ivl y - eAandrIa at 8 Is q. NJ, and
HGsrlptuf ii 3 ~ = H.
-. F&sr".t".o2r tton Washington will take
jig Washington. aE6 ph!o CATE y. toe Baltimore
:: o.".uae E~jiioed >ts Ii on ats 70 4. NJ ana 4 20
=. - ~ - through without change Of ca1s,
fh9 50 >.'2 ts&,iD !1cu. HlexsnGria and ~, 80
Z = .::# TOE. Rou9G Hill connect at Round
Hii! ~':h NcG5y u "!sginton's Daily Line of
C'"c'"- - .iIc"of:V Vile, 5err7ville and Win.
CHESTER; 80 s.4laos Linz Jf Coaches which
H. A'.ea5arS daily for Aide and Middle.
S9:a tain: wea.ws-d, make close Connections,
= lena |:Ih -issous Ains Of Stages fer Fair.
tns t'o4rt RJYas. AVA
'''ihiS'=s :tf.;3&ra sseEs@am, "a cta ner mile
2ass'Ii:$ f-cZIaE&. $50
, z. HAvENER,
ooO'f 'feneEs: Ticket Agent.
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Uonrec!inS with Merchants snd Miners L;ue
:1s Boston, steamer
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EHshEs PseTssSEkG &EYaEG.

sFE.s.NsEss JDEEyS u. TIE s1eE fsEp1ar
EVERY MONDAY. THURSDAY and SAT
UKDAY II 1880 a. H.; returning On alternate
dsys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01

EVERY FRIDAY, at II ~; and returning
leave New York, from pior q, Ess. river, EY
EkY SATURDAY., OF o'clock =. NJ.
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((9,9$IIeexxaudria O5azette
AZ Ehi syErl.b, fARCE /

TERRIBLE ToRIURE IN RUssIA-rhe
G''os, q ri ..tic Russlso paper, gives copspic
uou9 publicity 20 tsr b Story of iestly ap6
neaslp'rI bsrGSrUy. reaching that jourt al frou,
l c'Hz, IN ibe government CT PJdoIls
Some shoft ume 40 three borsi 8 we're stolen
trf % the OH eli Of a vi! eee in th, u chi z. d S
Il c. Sus.'e0til, swO Of lis psrIsbiOueTs Of
beinS Il csCa u he h.ft. he resolved TO *.
sor sos IN u .. fy!ce, ctn!essiou If heir cri
lhshiy, ana ~ tat ehd luviLrd them To his
Aous3. as "el Il: .:g-Ta, OF toe MIST higo,eo
tnd un,c:uu u .ucli rs cJu1tcted vi h the
co"srt @e.i0p. / ese le made baf diuuk witt
1aki,aId a" set tl@rn 90 20 aGnlUls:er torture
10 Che uut@r.u5 - meu Who ha0 iail1n lnl,I
his ensp cIgu. Ai'lr haglUg crushed ,neir
; osss Il u 20 hoIr faces, broken III ir Tigers
J i!nt ~ Rat. CT, II ;..lr ears, sUu torn ca!
sacr D. sld3 d nnDLla ;. tbs Deso,ted I1slsu
!He0ts Or Dr."st!y e.u7 s. AIRED t!:eiT veins
i!c VIZ q G0i lGuL5 uGnl, tnt,r a.0uy
r. C ,miaS Quu- IL, tlsy adG-ttiet Il Gu o..
t.!isS which tncY lave si2c- sIeuuGI,5y dcnitC
20 ihe &c ; Of nc l2w. he pilc,l a0d his
bruta! cox ;..ices have been thrown into pris
Oh Hhure i2ay ar boz" ~aiiLg their ulai.
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ENEs new YDRk.
gRBEST

STEEstHEES Il. &. k.y"7G EFT. sJSD J0m-s
UFEES5sE
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INLAND l. SeaboaEd CoaSsiug 1 Q
ESks M3Es FIEE.

Steamers Of ski5 lire will run IS follows:
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l. -.fs : Ii.'N!Dh s,NU NOMMISSION
- EOHSE
80 G~"e nrgna& 3; Nc - ROYAL ST. An
tor ma 'i0r"n;ssIaa 2Ousa.
9'@ aFe . " re"Cy - c9cAiyA I'll kinds OF mer-
&~1a'&" p| hoQseaoiQ goods on consignment
3. .,.T.,,.:.' i4- ,:.s-.
q ,:si"T It ~ "roge - advantage 20 nes,
t#= @lc awe fis,'i:":J& Of sng description
S:a. /. IT, j.> t,coat91 I&medlat9ly opposite
10 .l., @n.r..1ca 10 Jha MARKET Gu Royal ST.,
.1a5s GIN 10 exposed every i1crIn. g! public
notion rael re o85b p.lcaa may ee eIpectsd
-l--s. .ra,las rru-o o. :.!as
Zee .-.s ."9'G.. EHHMI!U&H for ssle will
.-G 4. 90 .la.f 81 ant.-Ge 10 Eiye US :, call
81 'lii "t4oI.1 20 .uatioA.orin2 AZ pa bic sales
@!"naE.y aLd respectfully solicit share of
~ a.1eaasa. l" : Sci = LUCAS
- '1.,saa'2n .sood6 constantly or hand and for
sic. nov 6-:f
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UUBBEB CLOTH, houp SEIr.s. Picture
Ia Frames, &c. AT
nov 80 E4G' DSoN'S
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-14
cldbier, Haiteraud Gents. Furnb

ar~ no. G2 King, cor Fairfax ST.
Alexandra, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-14
.John Anderson my JO..

The following we'll conceived criti
cism upon Robert Burns song 'John An
derson my 10" and supp ementary stanza
was received from a highly esteemed cor
respondent shortly after the last birthday
Of the poet, but owing to an oversight
have not been publish cd earlisr.-Ed.l
Mr.. Editor Among the living, heart
kouching little songs ofScotland's immor
etal bard, "John Andersen my Jo," has ever
been favorite with me- What a beauti-
full word painting, hath the rustic poet
given US therein, of life, in youth and age,
flowing on smoothly and beautiful ly Qike
some shining river in connubial constancy
f. and happiness.
Tho true, welded lovers, full II youth
full hops, ardor and ecstasy -clam the hill
'tof life, thegither," each the more keenly
enjoying the pleasures, and the better
inset .ng the trials by the way, from the
close and peculiar sympathy, and mutual
help of man and wife. Too soon tor such
blessedness) the summit. is gained; and by
and by, alast the twain made one in The
holy rite, and by the unceasing confidence
of heart and life, are on the westward
in hand, to the foot, the final resting
place, in earth, for our worn bodies, in the
vale at LIES setting sun. Lovely and
not divided" But with profound admir-
alton for the genius of Burns, l have ever
regarded this pathetic little song, as in
complete. 1t seemed to me to need be7tism
into the christian faith, and to have a ray
or two OF the christians hope of life and
Immortality infused into it. l have al
ways been opposed to the sudden letting
down of the pail of endless sleep, and night
upon lives so fol Of welded bliss and f.
delity.- Surely, all true lovers of ear b
must live, in sublimated purity and pow
er forever, beyond the tomb!
With these convictions l have ventured
to add the lines herewith SEM to the
second and last verse Of the "John Ander-
son my 10" of Robert Burns: 50 81
John Anderson my 10, John,
When We were first acquent,
Your locks were like the raven,
Your bonnie brow was brent;
But now your brow is bald, John, ~
Your locks are like the shaw;
But blessings on yonr frosty brow,
John Anderson my 10.
John Anderson my 10, John,
We clam the hill thegither;
And mony a canty day, John, Fs
We've had wi ane anither;
Now We maun totter down John,
But hand in hand lge,
And sleep, ttesitlIer at the foot,
John Anderson my Jo."
When again we wake, John,
Frae' slumber in the dust;
May we be one in beart and hope,
Wi a. the guild aud just;
And walk the golden streets, John,
Thro' endless, happy days;
And only live to love-and sing,
Gu: great R-deemer's praise. J.H.r
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MATTERS.

70 ADVERTKSERS-THE TINES haring
tGrSer circulation than any other pdpe, among the
irtsiii1ert farmers and business men Of Charles
County, offers superior inducements TO advertisers
70 insert their announcements is columns. Send
in S,uthern Maryland, to say nothing about circula
lien
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Local BreVities.

Confound your "old fashion" inter, the
new fashion article is plenty good enough
for US.
Professor Daley, of Georgetown College
is now recrziting his health at st. Thorn
as Manor.
Get out your hickory poles and pine
| oxes, boys! The snow will last for many
weeks longer. Sow Sc 'ssT 80 F' ~ .
Bleak, chilly March and November are
the two worst men,hs of the year for those
suffering with pulmonary diseases. Keep
DIR. B ull's Cough Syrup near by and snch
sufferers will be able to brave the rengh
weather without danger. Price % cents
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-14
Fatal Cases of Pneuiaonia.

Within the pas few weeks, three ia
tai cases of pneumonia have been report
ed in the Immediate vicinity of Glymontl
in Corn wallis Neck, the victims all be-
ing comparatively young men af vigorous,
constitutions The first death las that Of
George Bailey who died about the list Of
January after on illness of about week,
then followed that of Mr.. J. H. johnson
who died week later and lastly Mr. c.
II. >croggins whose death took place last
week. All of the deceased leave families
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Line. written for the TIn,, on the death
ON. ). NJ. aud h's ead. h rr. -
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sEe.z1g n : =
Oysters.

in, every. style and at all hours
-, = Eat the St. CHARLES HOTEL, for the
future. The proprietor will have constant
Iy on hand supplies Of fresh se'ect Oysters
which they win take pleasure in serving
to their patrons. de 10 IT,