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SKIN DISEASE.

SKIN DISEASE.
II. Drake, Esq,, Detroit, Mich, suffered beyond
all description from akin disease which appeared
on his hands, head and face, and nearly deStfuyed
him, and after ali had failed he used tho Cutic1m
Resolvent blood purihGrl internally Cuticun aud
CulcuA Soap 1.-The great skin curCs( externally and
was cured, and has remained perfectly well 70 this
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-CuTIOnRA

CUTICURA
Remedies are for sale by all druggists, Price Of
| Cuticua, Medicinal jelly small boxes, 40c lAfEt
boxes 81. Cuticun ReE0lVent, the new Blood Pub
her, 81 per bottle. Cuticun Medicinal Toilet Soap
&c; Cutcun Medicinal Shaving Soap, lbc; N bar'
for BARRIERS aud large consumers, Soc, Principal
'sp0'' WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston, Mas.
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Go TO your druggist for l1. Eeeman,. Ne,y
National Dyes. For brightnessaad durability
OF color, are unequaled Color from Q to s
pounds; directions In English and German,
Price, Is cents.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST IAMRa HOTEL.

A. MAnypenny n Cumh'd J. P. Smith, city.
sau'l Hall, buffalo. II. S. WintriuEer, stuh,iIe
Miss s. CoIlsOn, stsub'lle Mis- r. ThSnps6n' stCnS
!, f Sweeney, city,; John Hedhek, Littleton.
Jas Anderson, Pittsburgh W. L. Stoltsberry, 5Tarn,
y. G. Patterson, W. Va, Z. Kearney Pittsbufgh'
". pooley, Pittsburgh. @. Hawkins, W. Va
g. Graham, Colum6uA Joseph Witten, Ohio
". s. RAvenscrait, Pa. J. "A. Kelvin, ii, IT, i. ca
". s. Mitchell, Zanesvlllc, r. n, pFuIy, Wash, Pa,
=. H. Parker, Cincinnati, 4. &. Reese, city,
X II Crplon, "a Henry II. Lend, Pa.
2, ", berry, New York, II. c. Beall, Portland
!. J, Taylor, GRID RapidSE. W. SchHllcroSs. civ
Y: J. Teidman. New York. 4. s. wilson. Hickory.
Mn. Ice, Hickory o, g. McKinnev PHtrn,t
J. p. Homer ClarkSbug.w. ii Rose Ciarks6urss Is
q. u. Horner, Clarksburg.M N. Bartlett lmherlaSd
+ Smith, cineinnatl; !. MCDONNELL, Cleveland.
I, Camp, WaShiS .; q g. TayRer, Philadelphia
D. Mualer, Philadelphia MIS- Ella Carpenter, Ohio.
J.Freemen, Buffalo,
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LINEN COLLARS.

We have just received new line Of
Linen Collars for Ladies and Children.
A. L. RICE 4 co.
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SKIN HUMORS.

bhIN HUWUN0s
Mn. s. Z, whipplc, Decatur, Mich, writes that
her face, head and some parts Of her body were al
most raw; head covered with SCAbs and Sores sui,
fered ieariully and tried everything. Permanently
cured by Cuticura Resoivent tbi0od puftacri and
CnticuFn and CutiCnn SOAP the great akin cures
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28

Tho following shows the range Of the Their
mometer as observed at schnepes drug store
Opera House corner yesterday:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28
, AlVlNE OF CARDUIn fout Zines a tlav
makes . happy hopEeh6la,
For sale by Logan & CO.

Ny son had . terribls skin disease Of head
and face. Peruna cured him. Mrs. Z. Yet
ter, Pittsburgh,
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Thernometer RECORD.

TIE usual merchants lunch at The New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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IL you aRhs ty :saSchH eSib slSIt z.at- '2sss
and Shoes, 50 to !. " Blends 11s5 MAR
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Take asLAcK.pRAueaT..

will never Be bilious.
For sale by Logan & Go, :
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MI UsklNGUM ICE HARB0P

COUNTY L, BOARD OF F0ITIi =
~ TloE AND APPEALS, +SVAlILl
To all WhOm II Nay Concern:
Take notice that the Board Of EouaIt,,,.
and Appeals Of Ohio county will c sr''I'oa
their sitting MONDAY, JANUARY u ','
commencing at 10 O'Clock A.. v, All S., =.
having petitions referred to this BoauI a..
quited to appear, and any othes bsyiD -, :.
business relating to their taxes for ,bi,v !
attend, as this Board meets but once : ~ y
BY order of the Board of CommiSion:s, ~
jas JAS, h. QUARTER CI. ,.A
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FOR RENT.

F0R RENT-THAT VERY DESIRA-
~ BILE Country Residence on the National
Road, lately occupied by Vim, p. Hubbard. ~.
FOrterms apply to JOHN REID, Ia5
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- q q 10 q a 40 20
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E0R RENT-A TWO.STORY BRICK
- dwelling house, No. q Thirteenth street. con.
thining seven roolnSa and kitchen: has hot and cold
wRler and gas. Enquire Of A. LITTLE, ja1s
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FOR SALE,

TOR SALE OR RENT-THE LARGE
y and commodlopS residence, No gS W.,ti,
street Centre Wheeling, now occupied b ~ I IiSs
given April !. 1852 THOs. O'BBllS, 4Fs S.'i ES
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stOrCs the senses Of taste, smell and hearing when
affected frees the head throat and bronchial tubes
Of offensive choking matter, SwOetens and purIhcs
the BREATH stops the cough and arrests the progress
Of caarrh towards consumption. Such Is the action
oil Santord's Radical Cure for CatAfrh. Complete
external and internal treatment for 81.
An exquisite nursery RAnRtiVc: Cuticum Soan.
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DISSOLUTION.
CO.PARTNERsH1p

In retiring from the late firm n rnva A.,
! wish TO tender 10 the trade my Ib3nts I Z.
liberal patronage heretofore extended ill., ~
and earnestly solicit for the new Irm r NJ
deSl sN pRATuv,
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WINE OF cARDul."
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
Minstrel Entertainment.

Our citizens were treated 10 a fine negro
minstrel performance on Monday nj sht last a,
the Court House by MeSsrS. Woodson and Al
len These gentlemen are said to be rs fine
delincdtors Of negro character us now occupy
the stage, and certainly their performance on
Monday night was OF characte. 10 fully sub
Stantiate their wide spread reputation. These
are the same two gentlemen who, it will be
remembered, assisted in concert for the ben
eft of ST. Thomas church about tw o years ago.
and created 50 much amusement that all were
unwilling 10 leave even after the performance
closed, but Loudly and vehementy encured
them back. Their visit TO us was most mop
perfume Just at this time, as the most of our
people were unwilling 10 attend their concert
during This holy season, and in view of this
fact, these gentlemen have promised TO return
10 US again in the near future. When they
come we advise all who can 10 see them and
enjoy good laugh, for il Mr.. Woodson in bis
side splitting jokes dosen't make you laugh,
there is none in you.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31

The tobacco inspection bill is still being
kicked from one House OF the General Assem-
bly, TO the other. Early this week, a confer
ence committee was appointed on the measure
This committee decided TO report The bii as
originally passed by the Senate, with amend
mentS 10 make inspectors pay 10 the State nj
teen cents hog>head and TO have them
appointed by the Governor instead Of the
Board Of Public " orks. The report was adopt.
ed in the Senate on Monday evening. When
the report of the conference committee Wal
made in the House II was uufavoraby consider
ed, and, on mo ion Mr.. Mudd, the question Was
referred TO Il special committee. wednesday 5
advices, however, informed US that the House
would take up the question yesterday and II was
thought probable that the bill would then pass
the House in the shape it passed the Senate
Il is said however THAI there is u provision in
the bill which the Governors friends regard as
intended to continue the present inspectors in
office for two years longer, and it is thought
they will marshall themselves for tue purpose
of .scotching' this suspected snake IN the
bill. If they 30 so, it is probable that this
wise, progressive and DISTINGUISHED measure
will sleep the sleep OF Rip Van Wrinkle.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
LOCAL MATT ERS.
Local Lesisla ton.

We observe that the bill reducing the pay
of jurymen in this coanty and providing for
the payment of jurymen, bailifs Sc, in cash
at each term of court, to which we referred some
time ago, has passed the House OF De egateS.-
1t is hardly likely this late dag in the session
that it will go through. though it may do 50
We stated some time ago that the prepoader-
ance Of opinion among the tax payers Of the
county WAS averSe 10 this measure, and we
have heard nothing since to cause US to change
our og,inion We observe 100 that Hon. Sydney
L Mud |, able representative and progresSiN e
l,w-.iver has bills pending providing for The
granting TO persons furnishing materials TO
hui d railroads lien upon the roai for the
value OF same, and granting to farm laborers a
lien upon the crops Of their employer for the
value Of their services. These measures would
appear just in the abstract, yet the theory and
policy of the law is not favorable to tacit liens.
These are found very incunvenicnt in prac-
tice, and are frequently means of misleading
and sometimes derauding third parties. The
former bill is we believe intended to lie OF
general application, while the latter is intended
as a local measure for this county. 1t is avery
unusual, not to say extraordinary, proposition
to endeayor 20 make bill OF that nature one of
local application. II is not probable that either
of the Hon Siiney's lein laws will find their
way to the statute books. Mr.. Mudd has also
introduced a bill 10 submit the question Of the
granting of liquor licenses to the voters OF
Charles county, but The session is drawing 50
near to a close that its chances of passage are
not favorable.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
A Glance Ahead

The Annapolis correspondent OF our daily
exchanges are continually forcasting the poll
teal situation and gathering up the gossip in
theancient capital for publication. The follow
ing in regard to the congressional nominations
next fall, is the Latest Development in this re-
gard.
In the Secor d district, Hon J. F c. Talbot
OF Baltimore county; Hon. Albert Constable
and G. W. Cruikshanks, of Cecil Hon. MUIR
ray Vandiyer, of Hartford, and others named.
In the Third district the candidates mentioned
may be named as follows: Hon. Fetter S.
Hobiitzell, Thomas J. McCosker, c. w. Lewis,
John H. Handy and several others. In the
Fourth the gentlemen in the fed are Hon.
n McI.ane. j. V. L. Fiudley and Skipwith
Wilmer. In the Fifth General 4. G.. Chapman
will have MichestI Bannon for his opponent for
Democratic nomination, aud ii is thought that
the friends Of B L. Ii4rig, Of the Seventeenth
ward the chairman Of the Committee Of Claims
of the House of Delegates, VIII also place him
in The field. Ia The Sixth district, Louis Me
Comas Of Washington county, is named Tor the
Republican nomination, while Major H. Ky.
Douglas. of the same county, is mcniiouet
most prominently as his adversary. SOM
parties are canvassing the name Of Mr. Ne
Cosker in connection with the next nomination
for mayor. Others speak OF Joseph Thompson
as a probable candidate. The gossip is rathe
vague and uncertain, and so mixed are the ele
ments that it is Impossible 10 forecast to result
or to gather any tangible idea of what tn
futnra has in store.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31

We have been requested by the proprle-
tors of the "Excelsior" clothing establish
ment to receive contributions in this sec
ton for Sergeant Mason,s wife and chld
Familiarity called "Rettie and the baby
ANY person who interest in these two Is
sufficiently deep to make them a contriou-
ton can leave it at his office and 1t Will
be faithfully forwarded by US to the pro-
per persons in Baltimore, and by them
forwarded to its destination.
Our brothers of the Maryland Farmer
complair, in their last number, OF our
appropriating some OF their articles on ag-
riculture 10 our own use, and not giving
them the proper credit for the same. Inns
is very Just complAint and one to when
we must plead guilty" We Know no"
unpleasant it IS to have your thunder
sto en- from you and the wind taken OUT
of your sails" and, therefore, Though we
shall continue to avail ourselves OF the
most excellent articles which the Farmer
contains, we will, fer the futuretry not to
be so derelict in the matter of giving the
proper credit.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
= Visit from Senators.

Senators Brace OF Alle5any and arhe.d OF
Howard ctEle TO the county last Saturday on a
visit 10 Judge Stone. The Senators came to
the village Ga Sunday with the ostsnslbie pur-
pose OF attending service in Christ Church but
some say that the real object WAS TO compare
the relative merits OF our ancient village With
those of our infant sister La Plata. After
service they struck nest CT La Plata advocates
and were at once vehemcntlY bombarded with
Rampant Court House moving arguments from
both the males and temaes. One staunch adj
cate of La Plata went so far as TO take them
into the Court House yard Tor he purpose OF
showing them v hat deiapidated old mack ouI
court building was and how necessary Ii was
for a new one 10 be built, but while he was ex
pounding the threadbare doctrine OF the IN
heaIthiness OF Port Tobacco, IA friend OF oul
village came to its rescue, and the argument:
there grew heated and heavy. The Senator:
LETT with the idea that our people are all mono
MANAGES one half on La Plata and the other OF
70 Tobacco We overheard GiSinteresieC
sinner say that had he been one of those Senator
he would 20 struightway to Annapolis an'
when the bill came would vote for the Cour
House 10 be taken right to hades.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
Extra Session.

The question of an extra session of the
Senate on registration officers and of the Legis-
Ature on the superintendent bill is occupying
present attention. The Governor will very
likely hnd ii necessary TO summon the Senate
in extra executive session for the new registers
just rs Gov. Carroll h d to do for appointments
under the last assessment act. The congress
sional reappointment bill has not even been re-
ported. The election committee say there will
be no changes in any of the districts except the
third, fourth and fifth, made necessary by the
redivSion of Baltimore. Since this redivision
the lines of the old districts have been oblitera-
ted, and ne congressional election can be held
in the fall unless they fixed The commit
tee are waiting for map of the city redivided
into wards, before they can proceed with the
| work. The session ends April ), and the citr
council has to April TO arrange the wards OF
Baltimore. The appointment bill, it is said,
is the only thing that will cause an extra SEES
sion of both houses.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
New Advertisements.

We would call attention to the advertise
ment TO be found on our first page this week, OF
Hanburger's clothing establishment, 6l5
Pennsylvania Avenue Washington. This es-
taolishneat is one of the finest equipped in tina;
city and the goods purchased OF them viii
give entire satisfaction. They keep none bat
the best OF goods aad the prevailing styles. II
you want to deck yourself out for Spring this
is the place TO go, and when you have purchas-
ed a suit Of their superior clothing you will
believe 10 the Old adage that, fine feathers
make fine birds
We call the attention of our merchants 10
the advertisement OF the large wholesale and
retail grocery establishment of Frank hume,
i54 Pa 4 We, Washington. This is one OF the
letdin. houses IN lis line in the city, aud all
90 once deal with him ind it TO their interest
to continue to DO so.
| To the good housewives and heads OF fAm.-
| lies III our county who feel that i; Is necessary
10 liz an! r,seGuiA! 10 happiness TO feed thc
inner man with the best that ciu be obtained,
VIC ould also recommend rs the proper place
10 90 aad buy these necessares this popu-
/ lar and reliable establishment. This house
I Keeps constantly on hand full and
varied assortment of all kinds OF family grocer
les OF the best grades and also Il superior 10, Of
tine whskeys, which it is prepared 10 sell al
greatly reduced rates. No charge made tor haul
ing goods to steamboats, Or the depot. When
in se.,ch OF goods in his line give bitn cali.
Messrs. j. ". KeDaeiy & Co., the we'll
known hardware merchants Of " ashin stou
comes to the front this week " it'll the announce
nent TO farmers, who may need things in ihelG
Iine in order TO properly conduct their Spring
work these gentlemen make speciality Of th'
barb wire steel fencIns which Is now rapid J.!
replacing the old unsighty rails as dividing
lines. The lence sold by these gentlemen is 0
u very superior quality, and We would reques
our farmer friends TO give them Il call.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
Local Breyities.
Our roads continue improve.

Our roads continue improve.
The trees will soon don their new spring
garments.
Tomorrow is a 4 Fools Day" How
many in this county Will claim ii,
Onion cloves. both white and rel, Tor
sae by W. w. Padgest
The peach crop is reported TO bc still!
safe We hope it may remain SO.
Sow YOUR oa,s-not the Mild" but the
domes ic article
The legislature adj ,urnes next Monday,
and our vie so ons will retire again 10
private life.
Capt. VIM 5. Chiles, who has been fish
ing in the Potomac for some 'int past re
ports that fish are scarce.
Next Sunday is Palm sunday. and in
all the Catholic churches blessed palm
viii he distributed To the congregations.
Judge Stone came from Leanardt"wn
on Saturday night asst. He came on the
steamer Sue and landed at Chapel Point
| The Governor sent in the list vi Eegis-
tiers Tor several counties on Wednesday
/ 1t vas supposed the list Tor Charles would
go in yesterday.
II is und rstood that DR.. F. VI. Lancas
ter is the prospective Repub lean Congress
sional candidate in this distrcr. Better
not let Mitchells fence law pass, doctor
n We are sorry TO inform our readers that
the condition OF Mr.. HUNTS eyes remains
unchanged. He still suffers from the ter
rlble strain the nerves received.
Next week is the last week OF lent, and
{ those who "swore Off" during this season
will soon have an opportunity TO treat the
resolution for holding out so We l.
Fine white, or silver skin, onion Glove:
for sac by W. ". Padgett.
e The congregation of Piney Chaoe! have
E comm need the work of rem otiel!ing the il
present church ructure. They intend t.
enlarge and so beautIfy it as to lave one
of the handsomest churches in tie county
Mr.. Carroll. of B fillmore is the coutrac or
| Hon. Richard T. Merrick has been ap.
, pointed ceuns i 10 assist Col. Geo. Bills.
5 in the prosecution of the st ar route cases
to take the p ace held by Mr.. Brewste
prior to lis elevation to tie Attorney
Gener .siip.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
At T { n 10 NJ!
Coach Makers, Blacksmiths,
Trimmers, Painters,
Wood Workers.
S D NETTING l0a I0fHlIG
READ! READ! READM!

II want the address Of every Coach
- Maker. blacksmith, Painter, Trim
mer, Wood Worker or any person inter
es;el in any Of these lines Of business in
order that may mail them regularly our
quarterly price current which will be is
sued about March ist in the form OF "a
IL column newspaper, II will contain an
exhaustive price list Of my immense stock,
notices Of new goods and matters oi gen
eral intcres; 10 the trade. II VIII be
mailed free of ch arse and will be OF ines
Unable value on account Of being the only
publication of the Kind in the country.
1t will enaole YOU TO s'ima'e correctly on
any kind of work, il will keep You posted
as to novelties and general prices and it
viii not cost You cent except the one
expended for postal card on which to
send me your address. want big cir
culatiou and big trade.
Er Orders by mail will receive prompt at
teniion.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
Death of Dir. TOison.

Dr.. Geo. Senimes Tolson, a weil-know n
resident of Naujemov, died at his home in that
section on Thursday of last eek after a brief
illness. Dr.. Toson a native Of Prince
Georges county, but came to this county,
ard purch ,sed the Riverside property on the
Potomac river, many years ago and resided
there until his death. Since his residence in
this county Dr. Tolsou has made a useful
and enterprising citizen and his death will
be regretted by large circle of friends
Althoug a graduate of high standing from
one of the Leading medical colleges OF Baiti-
more, the doctor after few years OF practice
entirely abandoned his profession and gave his
entire attention to farming and nievcanti' e
pursuits, and in both he was quite successful!
During the late February term OF court the
doctor having buSiners before that body was
compelled to come TO the village. Just at that
time the roads Of the county were in such n
fearful condition particularly in Nanjemoy,
that lie was afraid TO venture to town in a
vehicle for fear he could never reach here
through the mud so he went from his home
to Cedar Point Neck in boat, aud walked from
that point to town distance OF about nine
miles. He remained here for several days and
started for home on very disagreeably damp
and hazy afternoon. The walk through the
mud and d,mpness were too much of strain
ca his constitution and On his arrival home he
was compelled to take bed having contracted a
severe cold After remaining in bed for d y
or two he got up and went OUT but soon after
was taken with a relapse, and thea with
typhoid pneumonia which finally carried him
oil in death at the time mentioned lie leaves a
wife and several children.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
why we have so few good Riders.

1t has frequently been the subject of remark
ms to the cause of the scarcity of good Jockey
To be sure Ne have some excellent riders
Barrett Evans, Hughes, Barbee, Feakes, and
probably half dozen Others but not more.
The secret is explained in the fact that unless a
Jockey takes great care of himself constant
exercise in the ssndle will Superinduce Piles OF
the most aggcavating character, that itch in
tenSelv, particularly after getting warm in bed,
and thus render him unfit for service on the
track. However, ii Swayne's Ointment were
used. the worst case of Itching Piles would be
p,a3iiv cure1
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-31
Kid Gloves Kid Gloves!

The biggest slaughter ever offered Jou-
wins lst quality Kid Gloves. in all shades from
81 to s. Ladies Buttons, elegant quality AT
only 35ca pair, ms We have only sold 100 dozens.
persons living ont of the City, can order by
mail, We will give our personal attention 10
orders, and send where ever directed on receipt
OF 36c enclose lc, for stamp as this is big
bargain the Glove is worth 81 50 We make
II special mention, but We show several great
bargains and BUYERS, are constantly sending To
us from the South. We have also one lot at Sc
and lot at 25c Kid Gloves, but the 25c are
superior to any Gloves worn. call is all.
We are satisfied W. can make You 90 away well
pleased and satisfied. Remember
|. ElCHBERG'S.
Successor to Sla! maker Co., Alex, Va