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NOTICE..

ISNIONENN VFTIVE,
sept q, 1859.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Comm isson-
~ of AlleEany county, to meet Mt the
Court House, H. Cumberland, on the LIST Mon
du> of October next, to mike their settlement
With Road Supervisors.
THOMAS A. HOPKINS,
Sent 90, lSJ9-tm. elk to Comm'rs.
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,A ss<'ED.k o-Hsl

CARD Of TH,NKs.-nr. Baakec hcgs to
thank his medical brethren for their personal
kindness and the readiness with which they
have come forward to support and consult
him as physician and surgeon. He also
thanks and feels grateful to the public press
for their fattcring notices and reports Of lis
skilliul surgical operations. lie knows that
editors are Of course, not responsible for what
appear in their papers ia the shane of a.lvcr.
tiscmcuts or special notices, but their c,,itori-
Al opinions carry with them weight and inAn-
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COAL & w Cd!
FURY & NC Culley

HAVING leased the Frostburg CumpHuy',
IL COAL YARD, situated ON the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road in this city, are prepared
to furnish the public with any grade of Coal
desired, eitler
Lump, Run of Mine or Fine,
by tho Car or Cart load, of good quality and Ut
reasonable prices.
lTIs-We have also on hand, md Will at all
times he prepared to furnish,
Gak and Pine Wood.
sawed oruusawcd may be wanting. by thu
Cart load. The addition of Wood to our Coal
business. think, will prove great convc-
nicrcc to our citizens. and therefore horc to he
patrouizod. Dig P'no Vood, Tar k,"diiUg,
sawed in three pieces. always on hand.
EG"Coal and Wood delivered hy the Cart
load in all parts Of the city.
HENRY FLURT.
WI. II. NcCuLLEI,
Cumberland, May %, ISja-Gm. A.
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The OAygeIated Ditters.

Nature, in her great laboratory, has stored
some remedy adapted 10 every disease which
flesh is heir TO- But itrcquires the investg-
ton. and research Of the philosopher to dis
cover AID apply this remedy. Such research
and Investigation has succeed in discovering
remedy for that NEST affective disrensotion, Tide
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l25s.lo $4,000 2,sl5.O5 lo6,o7o.oo
4,25S.l9

CoAL.-Duty-From all the British Pro-
vinces, 4. A., free; From any other foreign
country, "a p cent.
BALTIMORE COAL MARKET There is bnt
little doing here in Cumberland Coal 1t can
be readily bought 1925 for fine, $3.50 for
rim of mine, and 81, per ton for lump, deliv-
cred IN board at Locust Point, and possibly at
a still lower figure. Anthracite Coal is sell
ling from the yards at S4.25@45 so per ton
of 1910 lbs.
At Alexandria there is large business do
in Cumberland Coal.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-29

DRowSEp.-On Saturday evening last.
James Mccall, little son of John Mccall,
was drowned in the Canal just above the
Lock, at this city. He was passing from one
boat to another on plank, in company with
another little boy, and f.ll into the water I'M
noticed at the time By his companion. Wien
recovered from the water life was extinct
A coroner's inquest was held over the body,
and verdict rendered o! accidental drown
ing.
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New Goods! New Goods!

Call and See! Call and See!
CTOVES. SHELF HARDWARE. HOUSE
y KEEPING GOODS, NOTIONS OF ALI
KINDS.
Baskets of all kinds. Apple Pcarers. Family
Grind Stones, Door Mats and Scrapers, Tin
Cups, Tin Buckets, Tin wash Basins, Wash
Tubs, Buckets, BrromR md Brushes Of all
kinds. Common hairs. Coffee Mills. Spice do.
Cart and Carriage Whips, and large supply Of
every description of useful goods can be had nj
the - otion store. at the Corner OF Baltimore
and Centre Streets, Cumberland.
THOMAS JOHNS.
Sept. 90, 1852. a. and +. o.
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T,FSTND'S
|MpE0uED SHUTTLE
LOCE-SIT1'CH
81 II ING MAJ HIN rs,

fNHfS is the most reliable Sowing Machine cv-
L rr offered in this market, both III the quail.
ty of its work, its durability and simplicitt
/ he operation Of it is easier learned than that
Of any other machine, while it works with ease
on the finest silk or heaviest cloth, which it
works in very superior manner; making
strait. evenly laid scam, much finer than ordi-
nary hand work, while both sides OF tho cloth
ARE stitched alike ltrarcly gets out of working
order or requires repairing, and is so simple
thut an operator can perform all ordinary
pairs on it. until it is worn out. With all these
advantages over other machines, we feel conf
dent Testers Patent Sewing Machines will best
meet the wants of families, all kinds Of mana
featuring clOthicrs, taiiDrS, or any Others re
curing seam in their work, will fad this
Machine that will do their work in II rapid ana
substantial manner, and much nicer than the
ordinary way. Families who require much
sewing will find this Machine peculiarly adapt
ed to their wants, besides saving labor enough
in few months to pay for it. Tailors will find
u great saving by using this Sowing Machine.
besides being always sure of superior quality
of work thar does not rip, an d that looks much
nicer thar hand work.
REFERENCE TO A FEW PERSONS USING THEN.
J. W. Richardson, Merchant Tailor, Gay ST.,
near the Church.
Levi Perry & Co., Shoe store, t1a Bait. It.
$. Stridor, Manilla Factory, Baltimore It,,
over PARIS China store.
j. Evans, No $ Baltimore street
James Taylor, No. 3i6 baltimore street
Miss Kate ilyard. 10 Constitution street.
Mrs. L. a. Beard. No. 80 Ensor street.
Mrs Enckmiller, 10 McEldcrry street.
Mrs. Watson, 13j Hamburg street.
Mrs. =. Brooks, l4T Hamburg street.
l.. b. CHASE. Agent. 1853 BAIT. st.,
Opposite the Alarms Exprc:s Co.
Rail- hmm If Iv
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Country Cured Bacon.

A LOT of choice HAMS, SIDES. L sHOUL-
u DERS. Also. n few saddle of Tried VEN
ISON,-a very nice article for sale by
April 16. o. c. CLARKE 4 co.
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GLOVE ANODINE
Toothache Drops.


This simple and eflicacious remedy acts so
directly upon the ner7e of the tooth that al
most immediate relief is given. 1t will not
unpleasantly affect the breath like Kreosote, in
jure the gums or destroy the enamel of the
teeth: Read the following letter from one of the
most practical dentists in the city OF New-York
Messrs a. Il. & ID. SANDS, GenHemea: In the
course OF my practice have extensively used
your Glove Anodyne with much success, for
the relief of the Toolhache; and as constantly
recommend it to my patients, deem it but
just to inform you of the high opinion have
OF it over other remedies.
| am yours very respectfully,
NJ. LEVETT, Dentist.
Prepared and sold by A. 3. and d. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton Street. New York.
For sale by IIEALEY and SllRIVER Drug
gisis, Cumberland, Md.
HELMB0LD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
IL For diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Ora
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University of Maryland,
SCHOOL of MEDICINE

~ ~ ~ ~ Sd "a AVA - ~ - .A--
The Fity-Sccond Session will begin on MON
DAY, October l7th 1859, and end March LIST,
1860.
IA GUILTY.:
N. r. SMITH, NJ. D., Principles aud Practice OF
Surgery.
w. l. a. AKIN, NJ D., Chemistry and Phar-
Cv.
SAMUEL CHEW, NJ. D., Principles and Prac-
tice OF Medicine.
sJOSEPfl RORl, VI. D.. ANATOMY and Physi-
ology.
G. W. MILTENBERGER, N. D Obstetrics.
CHARLES FRICK, N. d., Ma,eria Medica and
Therapeutics.
L. r. SMITH, VI. D.. Demons,rator of Anatomy
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION is given at the
Baltimore lrfrmary, situated near the tnivcr-
si,y, ard open to MatIiculutes Of the School
throughout the year.
FEES, for the full course, 500; Naturalization
fee So; Graduation 500 Practical Anatomy
$40.
%ProL n. Il. Smith, as Assistant Lecturer or
Anatomy, will SUPPLY any Deficiencies in the
Anatomical Course consequent upon the III
health OF Prof Roby.
GEORGE w. MILTENBERGER,
BALTIC, Sept. 22-lm. Dean.
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ONO copy per var 50 90
The semi Weekly STATES contains sill the
reading matter Of the Daily including News
Markets, Congressional Proceedings &c.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-29
Mining Intelligence.
RepOrt Of Coal Transportation

During tie week ending Saturday, Sep'en,Lcr
24th, 1859.
Aippei Deer the Cumberland and PeDnsylrnnio
Railroad Tor same period
RR Canal. Week Year
Amer &C. 1904 4231s ll4002 67,sSO.02
C.R. Detmold, l6l.l6 l6ll6 24,374.O5
Frost. G. G.. l60.l3 3sS03 5i3l6 35.577.l6
Borden Nj. Co. 382.02 JS2.09 9Gil G6,20f.l2
Swanton Co. 2,l0s.lO
Piedmont Co. 49, .05
Allegany NC. lOO.ls
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An 0hNuratc and invctcratc Case of
Dyspepsia Cured by The Oxygcnated
I,i.ters.

The following from gentleman well known
in the rcgionil which he lives ouglS TO satisfy
nil those vi little faith:
WATEnTowS, n. Y, July IS, 1858.
S. ". Fowls It Co, Bos'on,--Sir,:- Nine
years since | Was attacked By that curse Of all
diseases, DySP9Sic, which so affected ne as 10
cause great oppression, iuliness, and bl0n,ing
ut Tie towels Immediately alter eating, accom-
panied with terrible pains in TIE stomach, OF
ten occasioning nausea, vomiting, acidIty, and
headache, together with general debility and
suffering altogether rendering life burden.
After having tried every known remedy with
out effect, and despairina o. ever regninu- my
lost health, ] was induced TO make use OF the
Oxygenated Btters. The good Effects of which
were Immediately visible on my health and
system. Before II ing whole bottle ! was en-
tirely cured and feel n pleasure in inducing
oil like sufferers ms myself TO make use Of this
remarkable remedy.
TiIE0. CALDWELL.
Prepared by S. W. FOWLE & Co., BosrcY
and for sale by.
J. b II. CAMPBELL and HEALEY & SHRI-
YER, Cumberland.
DR.. HENRY C STEWARD, FrostJurg.
HENRY WILSON, Westernport.
And by dealers every where.
Sept. %, l859-4t
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AccipENT.---At Cameron Station, on the
baltimore and Ohio Raj, Road, on Monday
evening last, the boiler OF Engine No. 81,
which is used rs helper, exploded, killing
the Engineer, Fireman. and two other per-
SONS connected with the road The engine
is a complete wreck.
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Local Intelligence.

MARYLAND Coal TRADE the
week ending Saturday, Sept. 24th, 2,s15.o5
tons OF coal we're shipped over the Cumbcr-
land and Pennsylvania Railroad, and 4,25s.1o
ovor the road Of the Georges Creek Coal and
Iron Company. Mating total for the week
from the entire region Of 7,O74.o4 tons.
Total shipments for the year from the en-
sire region, $40 ,25G. 90 tons.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted to
n GEO. CHARLES-late publisher Of the
"Cumberland Civilian"--arc cqucsted to max
Immediate payment: otherwise their accounts
will he placed in the hands Of an officer for col
lection, by law.
Persons at distance can remit ut my risk.
Sept Is, lS59-3t.
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small sales. In Pictou and Sydney there have
been further cargo sales at 81 Is % 4 90 p
ton, cash. Anthracite has been in steady
retail demand at SO per ton.
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KOHL DWAY0S PILLS.
II E33.v TD T'z1z SICK.


The want of IA sterling medicinal to meet the
il!s and necessities Of the suffering portion OF
humanity, nd one entirely FREQ from mineral
and other deietcrious PARTICLES, was severely
felt till this all powerful Medicine was ushcred
into the world lloLLowAy's ISvALuApLEPiLIs
have become the HOUSEHOLD REMEDY Of nj ma
tions. heir attribute is to PREVENT rs well az
to CuRr, the attack the RADIx or Rour of the
complaint, and thus by removing the hidden
cause of disease reinvigoratc and restore the
dropping energies of the syttom, assisting na
fur, in her task Of VITAL and FuSCrIoNARY RE-
FORMATION.
esyspca>ia.
The great scourgc o: this continent yields
quickly 10 II course Of thcsenntScptic Pills.
mud the digestive organs are restored to their
proper tone no matter in What hlcous shape
this hydra of diseasccxhibits itself this searrh.
ing End uncrringrcmedy dispcrses it from the
patients system
sScnrras Debility vEru!s,se>S
From whatever cause, EowsEss oy srIHITS.
and NIL other signs c { diseased liver. and other
Of the system, vanish under the
sradicating induc nee of this all powerful anti
septic an dctergcn remedy.
'Fii,iDsS> hi. . riders.
The proper qunntam and right condition o.
the bi!o is Of mnmentous importance tnths
health Of the human frame, this AYrI s'LIors'
plant, and renders all the fluids and sscretious
pure and fluent cleaning and resu iitating tho
vital functions Of the booty,
Sics.iy Pennies
ShoUll i"se no time in trying "A few dose1 OF
his ra"uIatinc and rcnorating remedy, what.
ever mny be their complaint, it can he taken
with sIiety in all periodical and other disor-
lie e fleet is all but miraculous.
Enrefntrd s'reOg,
Uhc testimony u! Nations il unanimously
borne to the hcalth-givine virtues ofthis nob,c
remedy. aud certificates in every living lang.
ungc bear witness to the UHLESIAsLESEss Of
their ISTvIHsIC T"rTH,
Uoliowoy's Pii!~ are he Jes' r.mcdg horninth
:, No, san a:
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Butter! Butterii

X cLL and kEG BUTTER, Of excellent quail
IL ity regularly received every week. We
have also made arrangements for furnishing
Prime Glide Butfer in kegs for winter use. Per-
sons desiring to secure frat rate article can do
so by making engagements with us during the
month Of October.
Sept. 20. o. c. CLARKE 4 co.
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For States ATTORNEY.
For Sheriff.
For Justice of the Peace

Nv are authorised to announce q. II W.
w STULL as n candidate for Justice Of the
Peace in District No. G. scpt29tc.
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The CHESAPEAKE AND CHIo CANAL.--lc-
rent intelligence from Dam No. 4, induces
the belief that the effects of the late rise in
the river at that poiut will he considerably
less serious than was at first supposed Tie
depth Of tie damage done to the one hun
dred and fifty feet of solid stouc work, is now
Thought to be nraratjvcly small, AID it is
hoped, therefore, that, both in respect To-
time aud money, only Il fraction of what was
supposed to lie needed for repairs will be
really required. On Che eight and nine
mile levels, east Of llarpcr's Ferry, the
freaks were sufficient to lccr hack TIE pas
scncer packets, which did not arrive at
Georgetown all last week a day or two more
will, nevertheless, suffice to put an end {, these
Interruptions.
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Flour and Feed.

HAVING large stock of FLOUR, Of vari
IL Gus brands, in store, we invite Wholesale
and retail dealers, as well MS consumers, to call
and examine the quality and prices.
ma Feed, Rye Chap, Corn Meal, Oats and
Bueh'eheat on hand and for sale by
sept. ~. o. c. CLARK q CO.
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Flour! Flcur!!

JNELCHS FAMILY FLOUR, and Other
w choirc brands of FAMILY md EXTRA
FLhtR--n constant supply on hnnd and fer
sale al the lowest mnrket prices, by
SIiRIVER & CO.,
Ang. Is, lo59- 1t. Opposite r. Il. Dcrot.
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Leather! Leather F!

AV0UAOx AVAUAVA
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather.
Oak aud Hemlock Sole Leather.
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather.
French, German & American Calf Skins.
French, German & American Calf Skins.
French, German & American Calf Skins,
Morocco, Kid and Patent Leather.
Morocco, Kid and Patent Leather.
Morocco, Kid and Patent Leather.
Bindings, Innings, Hastings. &c.
Bindings. Innings, Hastings, &c.
Bindings, Innings, Hastings, &c.
We invite Country Merchants and Maufac-
turers to examine our stock of Leather and
Shoe fin lings, Trimmings, &C., which we offer
at wholesale or retail for Cash, or good paper,
Mt the lowest prices. All orders x ecuted faith
fully. MAYNARD, ELY 4 ROSE.
No. Is South Calvert St., BALTIC. Md.
Sept. -, 1s59.-2m
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HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
IL For diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Ora
vel, and Dropsy.
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va CAUTION!-None are genuine unless
.he words "Hoitoroy, Nem ]orh "nd Lo"dop,
IT disrcrnii .c as u HGfcr-m"rk in every loaf
Of the book of directions around each pot or box.
the sam" may be plainly seen by ho''inghs leaf
toha Eght. 4 handsoni. reward will be given
to any rendering such information as mny
lead to the detection of any party or parties
,ountcrfeiting the medicines or vending the
same. knowing them to be spurious.
*zFSod Mt tho Mandatory Of Professor
HOLLOWAY, so Maiden Lane, New York. and
by al respectable druggists and Dealers in
Medicine through 0ut the United States and the
sivilzed world, in boxes at 25 cents G3 cents,
md one Dollar each.
Ss.- rhereis considerable saving by taking
he larger sixes.
n. Directions for the guidance ofpatients
in every disorder arc affixed to each btX.
janis, ls59-1y.
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ton, cash. Anthracite has been in steady
retail demand at SO per ton.
CANNED CoAL.-We were shcwn tho other
day, by Messrs. John d. Roddy and Alex.
Stutzman, of this borough, a very nice lump
Of Camel Coal. which we supposed would
weigh 100 pounds, taken from vein 4 } feet
thick on the lands of John d. Roddy and
DIR. W. S. varak, which is intended to be
taken to the State Fair. The land on which
this mineral abounds in such profusion lies
on the immediate track of the Pittshurg and
Connelsvilc Railroad. The coal is susccp-
tiblc Of as fine a polish as marble, and is of
very superior quality for oil-making pur-
poses. We understand tha, it has been an
alyzed both in the East ard West ; and that
on recent ana.i2ntion at Plttshnrg 1t was
pronounced superior to the Darlington Coal
of Beaver county, in this State; and nearly,
if not fully equal, TO the Breckenridge Coal
Of Kentucky, which is rcputed to be tue
richest coal now known. We were shown
some fine specimens oftinger rings made from
this coal, and likewise seen it polished like
steel. 1t is said that there is large deposits
Of it along the route Of the Railroad. This
is but one of the many evidences of tie great
mineral wealth of Somerset county.
Whilst many portions of the State are rich
in certain kinds of minerals, this county pos
scsses them all in immense quantities, among
which are Camel. Bitumnous and Gas coal,
Iron ore, Limestone, Fire clay. mountain
Limestone or vaiicgaicd Marble, etc. etc
The Marble is susceptible of the highest pol
ish, and has been pronounced by mincralo-
gists to lie a most valuable mineral Besides
our mineral resources, the unimprovcd parts
of tie county, and they cover quito large
portion Of its scope, are clothed with timber
OF great value, consisting chiefly Of white
pine, cherry, sugar maple, poplar, oak, ash,
aspen, beach, black walnut and spruce pirG;
some acres Of which have yielded 200 900
feet Of sawed lumber.
The speedy completion of the pittsburg
and Connelsvllc Railroad would' open up
the richest mineral and lumber regions Of
Pennsylvania and we are. therefore amazed
at the hardness exhibited hy the officers of
this Company. and at the Indifference mani
feSteo by the capitalists Of Pitsburg and Bal
timore. in MT pushing the work to speedy
complction.-h'o"er$a NcD'orat. Pa.
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PHILADELPHIA Coal MARKET.

NEW YonK Coal MARKEr.-The demand
for Domestic coal is fair, and prices are steady.
Sales by the cargo at 50 800 81 30 p ton,
and from the yard at S4@S4 rs per tom
The demand for Foreign is fair, with light
stock.
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This DELICIOUS TONIC

This DELICIOUS TONIC
especially designed for the use of the
MEDICAL. PROFESSION and the FAMILY, pos
sesses those intrinsic medicinal properties
(Tonic and Diuretic) which belong to an
Old and PURE GIN. The business
of manufacturing spurious gins, and offer
ing them as beverages, under the titles,
Aromatic, -" Cordial, -" Medicated,'
etc, has become so common, that the pub
lie are justly suspicious of nearly everything
that is offered under similar forms, and the
trade has thus been brought into disrcpute.
1t has remained for our house Established
in l77S) to supply the pressing popular
need, and to inaugurate n ncw era i'll the
history OF the Trade We trust that our
established reputation - founded upon
eighty years Of experience - abundantly
vindicates our claim to public confidence.
NJ II.
A of " IiujnrCr's Old London Dock Gin"
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The Dai!yand Semi weekly Editions

Tux STATES AND tEioN will be much HNLAre-
3D. and issued twice each day, comprising Il
morning and evening edition, at the following
rate:
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-06

THE frightful accident on the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad briefly mentioned by tele-
graph, is thus chroncled by the Cincinnati
Press
AS the ten O'Clock night train was passing
along the banks of the canal short distance
below Delhi, and about twelve miles from this
city, on Saturday last, rotten tie gave way
under the weight of the engine, which caused a
rail to break. The engine, however, passed
over in safety, but the baggage car tore up the
rail, thereby throwing the train off the track
the first car falling bottom side up, full twenty
feet off The second car was thrown partly off
and was badly broken. The third was capsized
into the canal and partly filed with water, and
would have been entirely submerged and the
passengers drowned, had the coupling given
way fortunately this was not the case, although
all state that under the circumstances it is i'm
possible to conceive how it held together against
the shock it received The cars were twenty
minutes behind time, and were going at the rate
OF about thirty miles per hour.
Twenty-seven passengers were more or less
nJured-one of them, an old lady named Snyder,
fatally.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-06

HORRIBLE MURDER AT BoRDENTowN-A
horrible affair occurred at Bordentown on Sat-
urday night last. On Sunday morning the body
of man by the name of Cotton, who worked
for Mr.. Beckett at BordeAtown, was found lying
in the street, with the skull broken, three stabs
in the breast and one in the throat 1t appears
that Cotton was in company with man named
Lynch, and was last seen alive with him on
Saturday evening. Lynch bears hard charac-
ter, and he was Immediately arrested on suspi
cion. At Lynch's house gun barrel was found
both bloody and bent, and along side of the
deceased was found the stock 1t is supposed
the wounds on the skull were inflicted with gun
barrel, and those on the breast and neck by the
stock, which had been splintered off, presenting
jagged though sharp point. A Coroner's in
vestigation was held, and Lynch committed to
the Mt. Holly jail on charge of murder State
Gazette.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-06

A NUMBER of horses have recently been stolen
from farmers on Long Island and brought to
this State for sale, while at the same time
brisk trade was carried on by selling horses
stolen in New Jersey to parties in the vicinity
Of Brooklyn. Some time since Mr.. j. NJ Stout
bought fine horse for $780, which it has been
ascertained was stolen from the stable of J. F.
Kenny, of Morris county. A few nights sub
sequent to the sale Of the above horse, one of
Mr. Stouts horses, valued at 500, was stolen
and sold to man in New Jersey. Both horses
have been recovered and restored to their res
pective owners.