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DYsP misunderstanding the various forms
in which thi3 disease devolopes itself, it may
waI, no cs,Iedahvdro bcsdcd,' In its train fol-
~ S,o.,r.L: u,,rsstt,,.,,
10" in"yeSt'H, AZ" NJ INC ,'o"' ~ ~
Hdter Brdsh, COstireness, PheS,, Ac'8"y, Up
preston after ENing, Jdundice, Fldtulency, Tor
mr. ofbc Li,c. tDizz;s,sss Debiyfy. Female Com.
81 :, lava
P'o'"'' &C. oohe VI ''' mrs. .i'eu - ''a
have given their written cerIihcates re'a"'e 10
the cures effected 10 theirown persons b. the
orycysArso BfrrrRs. While testimonials from
o,r,a. -, o,;,,n;a, o,,;,;o,, o,a Voluntary
o'ne' Houspes, eu''o'~' oP'",o"' INV
expressions ITEM persons VINO are a'etse 10 see
their names in print, are perfectly overwhelming
Read the following from highly respectable
,ar.r,an.
''@s' '-'" NJ, T., ,oso
Cast ihV"Ios, huss, feo 80
Editor oil Me portland MiItot,.o
five Years have been sufferer from the dyspep-
STA. Besides irving tue patience Of family ply
sicians in the almost useless trial of their va
rious prescriptions, have tried n great variety
of patent medicines with a similar result.-
Through the kindness OF ruy physician receiv-
ed last March, half dozen bottles Of the OXY-
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%neN! Piles!! Piles !!

WHAT Is TIT How CURED2 Thousands ofper-
sons have Piles-sutfer for years with the dis
nsa-yet few know what it is, or how it is
cured Every case of Piles, whether manifest
In tue form OF exfernnl tumors, frequent bleo-
oings, or in violent Itching and irritation, de-
ponds essentially upon congestion OF the alb
dominal venous circulation. T'ais'produces the
engagement, dilation OF the veins, formations
OF tumors hemorrhages, pain and suffering;
and the disease can only be fundamentally, re-
litve this abdominal venous congestion. Hence
ointments, washes and even injections, are 80
Intellectual.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE
SPECIFIC
a simple sugar pill taken two or three times per
day, cures the disease by curing the condition
upon which the disease depends. Hundreds
have been cured by it, even OF the most obstinate
case. All will be promptly benefited by it,
Price, so cents box
B. "A full set of IuMPKREys HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC with Book of Directions and 20 Rene
dies, in large 3-drachm villas, and morocco case
SIS; do in plain case, 81; family case of Is boxes
and books 81.
The Remedies, by the single box or full case,
sent 10 any address, by mail express, free of charge
on receipt of the price.
Address, DR. +. HUMPHREYS CO.,
No. 562 Broadway, n. York.
Sold iu Cumberland by
j. b. II. CAMPBELL,
and all Druggists June 9-2w.
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T1B NATURAL RBMDDY,

JNARM SPRINGS MEDICAL Water, from
w FLINTSTONE, Md Recent Important
Analytical and Experimental Discoveries
This water is tottled and for sale. Guaranteed
as recommended, or the money refunded
Cures both internally and externally. When
drank rests lighter on the stomach fhan any
Their known-a perfect reconciliafsr to the OK
cited bowels and kidneys. 1t contains cooling,
healing and ID MIGRATING properties. One tum-
bier full drank removes from the stomach in
ten minutes, foul gases, heart.burns, weight
and feverish sensations. One tumbler drank
per day acts as a protectorate in many respects.
Two or three tumbers and ono towel bath per
day cures in a short time Dyspepsia, Nervous
moss, Diarshtea, Mefc,frial diseases, Kid ey
discusses. Chiffs, Fevers, Rheumatism, Female
Complaints, Colds, &C., aud is the best remedy
known TO strengthen the stomach aud give ap-
petite. It also cures diseases Of the skin- 70.
moves pimpler, chaps, sores, ,sors eyes, sun
bfifne, insect bitter, poison, scald head-opens
the pores, softens and smoothes both tho skin
and hair, givinga delightful glow and clearno,s
TO the skin not exoelied or met with.
Any amount of certificates can be procured
from highly respectable sources TO fully corrob-
orate tho above. N. B.-Sce further notice and
directions on the bottle. Sold BY,
HEALEY SHRIvER, Druggists,
Cumberland, Nd. For the genuir Q, seo written
ign ature on the seal Of the bottle Of
T. MoELFISH, Flintstone, Md.
June Q, 1sSe.-tf. (Balt. Clipper copy.l
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STATES. RIGHTS VS.. THE DEMoCRAFIt
PARTY.-The Democracy of Virginia wber
asked for the fundamental principles of theil
party are ready with the answer, You will
find them embodiedin the Resolutions of '9s
and99. And yet no party in this country
have violated the principles containedIn Che
Resolutions of '98 with such fragrant, high
handed, and reckless deprsyify as this same
Democratic party. CAN the world knows
Tor ought to know that the great cardina
principle of the extreme scnool of politicians
was a'strict and literal Interpretation of thu
Constitution'-rejectng all powers derived
by implication" This idea found favor and
and indeed was recognized by them as athe.
DRY Of Government because of a "deep-rooted
apprehension of encroachment upon the RI
ghts of the States by the Federal Govern
ment."
And what have We seen within tho las,
year? The President of that party recon-
mending to Congress the passage of Bank
rupt law TO be applied to the Banking Insti.
| tutious created by the State. And now fol
an illustration: Suppose ga crisis such as was
badin 1857 comes on. The Banks suspend
specie payment and apply to the State Leg
islature to fegalixs the suspension, which is
uOHe, anu tueu Couico Suo '|On5iSoo'oH"' 20
TO force them into bankruptcy. Here i=
conflict between the State and the Federal
government. Which is to prevail?" And
yet this infraction Of tho State sovereignty
so palpable and so plain that he who runi
may read, is recomthende6 by the President
OF these par excellence States Rights men o.
Virginia, who are eternal1y pratins and boas-
ting of their "dead Grand Ma, the Resolu'
! tons of 1851
The next startling innovation of the Con.
stituton by these same strict ccnstructionist,
may DO found in the action of Southern
Democratic q. 8. Senator, wherein he sought
to transfer the war-making power from Con.
gress to the President, to place power in thu
hands Of the President just about as meustro.
us as that exercised by Louis Napoleon.
Why, oh why, are the democracy so wed
! ded to party name, that they thus tacitl,
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and submissively stand by, witnessing Con-
stitutonaf in fractions, without rising in their
siren 9Th and as with the voice of one man,
denou noe, in uncompromising terms the lead
ers who have gone off after false gods, and
who have dsne such, despite to the teachings
of the Fathers of the Constitution Fred.
Herald
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or A FAMILY pHYSlO

are go composed that disease within the range Of
their action eau rarely withstand or orade them
Their penetrating propertSi search, and cleanse,
and inyigorate every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalitics. As a consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once ''
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complals.
of every body, but also many formidable snd
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac.
containing certificates of their o-es,and direction,
for their use in the following complaints Costtrs-
nesS, Heartburn, Hea6nshs arising from 6isordclcf
Stomach, Nausea, LndecS:js,,, Pair IN and Morbid
inGction of the Borels, F2atkieats, Loss Of Appe-
htc. .Jaai.dice. and other. kindred complaint.
arising from a low stale OF tbo body OF obstruction
Of its funCti0as.
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Sands Sarsaparilla.

REMEMBER THIS IS THE ORIGINAL AND
GENUINE ARTICLE.
In this preparation we have all the restor-
atiye lloreiiies of the root, concentrated in
,hir utmost strength; but while Sarsapa lila
form an important part OF its combination, il
is, at tie game time, compounded with other
yegetn II rem edits OF great power, md it is in
tie eculiai cumGinr,iouand scientific manure
ti;s rel aiation thai its
REMARKABLE Success in the cure of disease
depends Accordingly, we find it rcsorted to
almost universally in cases of Scrofna Live r
Diseases, Salt Rheum, General Debility, &c.
Other preparations imatate it in the style OF
butting up, and in bearing the name of one OF
its ingredients, and here ends their resemba-
nee to il. Those Eeedinga remedy like this
are requested to note this and ask for SANDS,
S4RsArAaILLA and take no other.
Prepared and sold by A. b. & D. SANDS
Druggists, 100 Fulton Street, New York.
For sale by IiEALET &SHRIVER, Druggist
Cumberland Nd
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NOTICE.

B1- Several weeks ago We sent bills to some
of our subscribers in distant States, and as
yet have not received any answer from them.
A rule of this office is that ii distant subscri-
bers do not pay up at the expiration OF the
year, the paper will be discontinued
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Wool Carding

Fuling, Dyethg and Dressing Cloth.
Casihte, Linsey, BfahGe.ing. dc.
THE subscriber respectfully informs tho pub
1 lie, that he continues tho above business at
his Pulling Mill, miles cast Of Cumberland,
on Evitt's Creek, and will endeavor to render
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage.
Work may be left at the Store of Messrs.
Lowndss cramsr, Cumberland at the house
Of Mr.. Jacob wilkisop, Flintstone, and at the
Mill Of Mr.. P. Smouse, ON Eyitts Creek, from
which place il will be received, and returned
when finished. Prices very low.
June e-St. o.P, HREBRICEEoE
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Slipped over ihe Cumberland and Pennsyleanio
Railroad for same period
R.R Canal. Week Year.
American &C. 656 10 333l.02 s987.l2 29,5l90l
c. f. Detmold, 567.l4 76l0s $4,000 l0,oO3l9
Frost c. G. lO3l9 l3l50s l4l9.07 l6,Ol5.lS
Borden NJ. Co. 454.o7 2,732ll 3,ls6.ls 29,092l2
Piedmont Co. 22903
Allegany NJ. c. l0Ols
S~anton Co. 4740G 4I406 7l2Oo
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Store to Lease.

TIE new Store AMI CON modious Dwelling at
L Dctusold's Mines, Lonaconing, will be leased
for a term Of years. This " one of the n ost de-
sirable locations in Allegany County, being in
the midst of large mining population. The
Store and welling are proyid with every
convenience. For particulars apply to
ALEX. SHAW, Supt.,
Detmold's Mines, Homecoming.
May u, 1871,
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AN EARNEST WORD
TO
YOUNG MEN AND LADIES


THOUSANDS and thousands suffer frJm the
L evil effect Of Self-abuse. The csnsequen-
ces of this crime against nature are 20 dreadful
that if not prevented in time the victim has to
resign all hope of happiness in this life.
Having cured thousands, and restored them
again to II useful life, hereby offer my ser
vices, with tho assurance that any confidence
PIT il sne win not BE betrayed. The medicine
is put up in packages, each containing sufficient
to effect cure. Price IS.
Letters must DO directed to
, DIR. FELIX BRUNoN,
Philadelphia, Pa. Post offce Box 90.
N. Ball other diseases of both sexes of n
private or delicate nature, Affection of the Kid
neys and Bladder, Female Diseases, will sue
cessfully be treated, no matter fiou long stand
ing, by personal application or By letter, sta
ting full particulars of symptoms.
Over 1000 patients have been cured in the
last years. DR.. BRUSON,
. Post Office Box 90, Philadelphia, Ia.
Nay 10, ls59-1y.
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uELMBoLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
IL For diseases of tho Bladder, Kidneys, Ora
vel, and DrOpsy.
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New Goods! Now Goods!
A LII Of the IL est style Spring and hummer
"A Goods, just received ut
H. D. WINDOWS
April II, Bait Ety. op. Pcft Once
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Gifts Rare and Beautiful
Gieen indiscrimimateiy ritho"t money to aHPer
sous ordering Books fran
g T. A II K S
GAMAW GaE.Nf 4 BOOK
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. sos Spring Garden Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
This establishment is conducted on II scale Of
unsurpassed ma gnifccnce and libcralty, ns
thousands can testify, and universally &C
knowledged to be the most liberal and pune
tual gift enterprise in the United States.
COPIES Of my New and Classified Catalogue
" ofBooks may be had by calling on JOHN
j. MAUPIN, who is the regular established
Agent for this place m vicinity, and through
whom all persons can orde" books and receive
proipt rcturns of Books and Gifts.
ny Cutilospe, panrl. let Of Is large pages,
cor tains n full list of Histories, Biographies,
Travels, Adventures, Stories, Anecdotes, Tales,
Narratives Romnnces, Sports and Pastimes,
Also, Religious, Biblical, Theological, CLASH
cal. Philosophical, Geographical, Botcnica! and
4 agricultural Worke. Dictonarie1, Lexicons,
Albumc, Anaa'.la and Presentation Books, BIZ
bleG lIymn.a,d Prayer Books, in every style
o, binding, together with all the Newest Works
of the day, all Of which are handsomely bound
and guaranteed perfect in every respect.
Tho schedule of Gifts | present, las will be
seen by reference to my Catalogue is the most
extensive, as it is also the most superior, elc
gaut and magnificent ever offered by nny sim-
liar establi, hment in the Union-one Of which
q its will accompany each book at the. .timc Of
sale.
n.y. Fine Gold Watch accompanies every
order Of 100 BOOKS ordered at one time from
my Catalogue.
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TO Advertisers & Business Men

Tire "Cir7ian G',d Telegraph" ;oith a e1Tr,ad-
Gon ef ONE THO USdND, aniorg The fa,-
ners. miners, manufacturers. n'ec'.a'l'cs !,
ard substantial business men, q hts ana
adjoining counties, is oafdcray reeom"'e'',
dcd as Medium Of Advertising surpassed 9.
BY no Other paper IN Wcsterm Maryland II
Numbers among its readers those s0ao are
able to buy literally and Fay Promptly. ana
uAose custom, could be rasaaae foo1ss'ess
y.er.
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VIM. r. BEALL & CO.,

Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
PIP Els, sNUF r, MATCH Es, &c,
Baltimore Street, near the Railroad Depot
CUMBERLAHD, MD.
DETURN their tina nks for IL e patronage here
IL tc !ore OK tended to the late firm Of e. b.
WATTS CO., and begs ieayo 10 inyite TIE
attention Of pnrot asers to their NEW STOCK,
whieE Is composed Of. in past, US follows, VIZ:
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CuEE Of
Coughs, Cclds, Influenza, HOarscnesS.
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consamp-
1isn, and Cor the relief Of Consumpiivo
Patients is a,ivescea stages OF the
disease,
SO vide :, III itld II Is nstiulacss sa,'. - -
ncrQs ar, rr csscS 0f its cures, th7t almost
evcrSscctio~ cf country a,onnds in persons psi
iiciy snOMn. VINO have icen rcstoYd rom aiaifr II
and even desperate DISEASES Of tie lungs iy it,
use Wien once tried is superiority over c''ry
other mcdicur of its kind TOO apparent 10 escape
observation. and where its virtues kn6Hn, the
public ~ longer hesitate what atd1tc 10 employ
for the Distressing and dangerous affections IF ~
pulmonary organs that are incident TO Cur tliHfatH.
While many i,'c,ur remedies thrtst uron ''e
community haze fnilcd and been discarded, ~
has gained friends by every trial, conferred bf ~,
ON the afflicted :lcy can never furptr, md 70
duccd cures too numerous aud zoo .crng!fab.3 70
- FrrCOttr-
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Paners for Mailing

Our friends can alOdys find at oar oJ3sce.
copies Of tie "CIvILIAa AND TELEGRAPH"
folded and prepared for ma:lirg at JJfrersnt'
eac!.
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GAS LIGHT
FOR THE MILLION |!
MACE'S PORTABLE
GAS GEM ORATOR
AND
Hydraearb0n 'apaF BarnGr aGti
Fixtures

AND
HydraearbOn Eap3F Ba:n3r aiG
Fixtures
HAVING Beea appointed Sole Agent for the
III sale Of the above valuable Gas Generator,
| nm now prepared to supply tie Fixtures III
all varieties and prices. BY this Truly va!ua-
blerfnyettion, the real lent Of the Coantsy can
enjoy the luxury of . first quaiity Gas ight,
which fer Briiiancy, Economy, Economy, and
safety Of it's use, cannot be surpassed.
Alta COST of LESS THAN e CENT
PER HOUR.
Il produces q LIGHT equal TO eight Sperm
| Candles, and without .jmOks or SmtH. Each
Lamp and Chandelier beins Gas Works
IN miniature, the oOnsumer ID his own produ-
| Ger, therefore no question OF leakage Or Metre
| Ill On surement to contend with Ae II cort-ln
to pay for that only, which he consumes.
| ,eU- Tho great desire thar has been felt FOR
| wears for a Portable Gas Light, simple in oon-
struction and easily managed, in this Invention
is fully realized, and must be seen to be aPPrc-
ciated ...,
Every person in want of II superior and eco
nomicai Gas Light, either for Town or Country,
| ia invited TO cali and examine for themselves,
and be convinced of its superiority ever all
other Lights now in eXis.Snee.
Also constantly on had rad for sale Mt He
iuccd Prices, wholesale and retail, Genuine
Kerosine and Albertne Coal Oils and Lamps,
Camphen, ETHEREAL Oil and Lamps, Shades,
Globes, Chimnies, &c, &c.
VIM. HORTON, Agent,
4SG rTest Bait. ST., above Green North aide.
lfs- U 7 0 N .~9&
To all pho,n il may Concern.
Having proved Priority of Invention befIrt
tho Patent Office Of the United StntGs, over thu
so-callod "Charles b. Lo7eless' Eth Generating
Ges Turf er," or which,p-oc u Patent Ta,f gran
ted IN by the United Statos, bearing dato The
26th day Of octobcr, 1858. This is to cartfo'
all persons against making. renai,ng or "''"g. IN
same as all who so do, will be held responsible
for damages, ms by the United States Pnten
Laws made and provided. for such infringe
ments of my Rights, and those holding undo
me.
Also against tho making, using or vendingtl
anv parties, tho so. called "Johnson's Domesti
Self Generating Gas Burncrs,' as tho fame
an infringement of my Patents, bearing dat
the 22d day of June, 1888, and also OF octobe
Goth, A. d. 1853.
/ ALONZO NJ. MACE,
M,vI9 IS5o-1y Springfitlt Mass.
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ReDOrt Of Coal TRANSFORMATION

During the week ending Saturday, June 4th,
1889.
Slapped oser the GeOrss's Greek Coal and
Iron Company's abroad torMs same period.
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H1nEsiAL.-During the month of May
just passed nine marriage licenses were issued
from the Clerks Office of Allegany county,
and for the corresponding period Of eighteen
hundred and fifty-eght, sixteen.
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Local Intelligence.

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Rev. Mr.. Dorsey, Of
the Methodist Protestant Church. will preach
at Jones Bottle Run Factory, at 81 o'clock,
on Sunday the 10th inst. The public are
requested to attend.
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Ra-Mr. William +. Haverncyer has been
elected Director of the Cumberland Coal and
Iron Company, in place Of NJ. William II.
McTickar, resigHod.
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CARS always on hand.
SNUFF, PIPES. &c,
comprising the best Brands ofTobacco snd Sc,
gnrs, and in great variety. They respectfully
solicit n call from dealers in their line, feeling
assured Of their ability 70 please those whC
nay fdTo- tho.-w.th visit ia IS, 1883.
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EFREE On Tuesday morning last
something of a "free fight transpired at the
Market House, in which halfa dozen or more
were concerned. Nothing serious, however,
so far as we learn, resulted from it.
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l,7s2.los ,sl4l5ll,3s7.o5 s5,e72,ll
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ArPoISTMENTs.-Ata meeting OF the May
or and City Council, held at the Council Cham
Ter on Monday last, John H. Young, Esq,
was appointed Treasurer, DR.. Jas. NJ. Smith,
Consulting Physician, and Jscoc Brown, ESQ
Attorney for tbs Corporation.
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PRICE CURRENT
OF THE
CJg1I BERLAND MILLS.

Corrected Weekly, BY Jesse T. BsoH, Proprietor
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R6J- The Cunard steamer Persia is to be
coaled for her next voyage, with Cumberland
coal.
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BS5"A cargo Of 800 tons of coal, from the
mines Of the Swanton Company, was sent to
Baltimore last week to be shipped to Cuba,
for the use Of the Railroad now constructing
from Havana to the interior of the Island
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-09
Gsstta Pcrcli:l and Leather
-EE nc HI,R@H.N0E
E'Ag.NaE;'T'a'0 sEeON syossAS.
CoIuEnbio, q. Q.
ESTABLISHED, a. ID. MDCCCLI.

y
WILLIAM GLAZE.
SANl FAtTl l,ER Of Steam En~;n"s fro,.,
"a II I" 50 Horse: SUGAR MILLS Of eve.
ry style rnw in use. Mill Work Of every dos.
rrip'i"n. .NS", Iron Railing. with every dis
criIt"n of Iron nnd Era>s Castings.
w"nid call a,i":i"n T." Iron ta$tn:. in th..
way of enclosing Publ" Buiiliu:.s.- Dwellings,
Cast steps. Ha'c-tr" Railing. all kinl Of cnclo
sur"S for Cemetery lots. ..
Having tir4:.ratc Boiler maker with us we
are prepared 1" manuitctur" Boilers. or rrpa il.
them. nj short notice. Vii! md Boiler max cr
(" any part "i the State Our Steam Ensnes
will lee found, when compared with those
made It Northern establishments, T." lac from
twenty-five to forty per ccnt lHr;er for the
sam" hors" power.
These Works have hccn in successful opera.
ti"n for several Years. with an increase al
patronage from all parts of the Southern co,ln-
try, f"r whc!i the Proprietor returns his
thanks I" his numerous iricnds anil patrons.
an h":cs f." asSmr" them shat ppir.s or cy-
r"n<c will be spared to merit continuance oi
their (nvorS. July |. lS5?, I'm