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BECkWETH,S

BECkWETH'S
CARPET, CURTAIN Nd WINDOW
SHADE STORE.
THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KIND IN
OHIO
1--WE STORIES l30 FEET LONG
Il devoted exclusively to the sale Of the above.
STORY NO /.
Is devoted to the sale OF Oil Cloths from . feetto "a
feet wide, md Rope and Cation Mattinss, -, "a,
4 4, 5 4 and 6 4 wide.
STORY NO. 9,
Is an immence room. % feet high. devoted to Two
ply and Three ply Carpets. Piano and Table Covers,
Mats, Table Oil Cloths. Stair Carpets, Stair Rods,
Carpet s~weepers, &c. &c.
STORY NO. 3,
Is devoted TO Tapestry. Brussels and Tapestry Vel
vet Carpets. Rugs. Body Brussels Carpets, Lace aud
Muslin Curtains. Cotton, Worsted ana Satin DaEasks,
Cornices. Curtain Arms and Bands. Cords and Tas.
sells. Gold ordering and common Shades. Bud and
White Hollands, Curtin FixturIs, Pulpit tassels &c.
STORY NO. 4,
Is devoted to Hemp and Cotton Carpets, Cheap
Wool do .Druggets, Crumb Cloths, Felt Cloths, Car
pet Innings, Rag Carpets, List and Yarn Carpets
Dutch W oei do. &c, &c,
STORY NO. 5,
Is used as an Upholstery and sewing room. for the
making of carpets. fitting Shades and Cornishes, 81.
NO. 1877 g. 189 SUPERIOR ST..
CLEVELAND OHIO.
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At WHOLESALE.


s. RAYMOND, & CO.,
lQh SUPERIOR ST.. CLEVELAND,
~ fve doors east of the Merchants Rank,
R NOW RECEIVING
50 Cases Seasonable Prints;
Cases Printed Lawns;
Cases Manchester Ginghams:
Cases Scotch Gingaams;
Cases Manchester Delaines;
Cases Ch1llie Delaines;
Cases Cotton Pantzloon Mixtures;
Cases Cotton Checks;
Cases Kentucky Jeans;
Gases Bleached Sheetings;
Cases CoIored Drilling.;
Cases Parasols. cheap;
Cases Umbrellas.
Cases Pins, and Hooks and Eyes;
Cases DENNIS and B,own Jeans;
Cases Coats Spool Thread;
Cases Assorted Skein Thread;
Coses Brooks White and Colored Thread;
l9O Pieces Black and Colored Silks;
SO0 Pieces Black Broadcloths and Cassimeresi
IS Pieces Black French Doeskins;
Pieces Bisck Mixed Satinets:
Pieces Brown and Cadet Mixed do;
Pieces Assorted C~assimeres and Jeans
Pieces Dotted Swiss Muslin;
Pieces White Brilliants cheap;
Pieces White Goods, in full Assortment
bao Dozens Ladies' Cotton Hosiery;
30 Dozens Ladies' Lisle Gloves:
80 Dozens Ladies' Best Kid Gloves;
sVo Dozens Suspenders;
Dozens Ladies' LisIe Gauntiets;
Dozens Steel skirt Hoops:
Dozens Black Lace Vieittes;
Dozens Black silk yisittes, and
Alnest everything in a Jobber's Stock to: ether
Win a large and full assortment Of
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Which We oa,r at " holesale on the most reasonable
also,
loo Bales Brown sheetings, with Cotton Bats. Cot
ton Yarn. Denims, Twine, Ticks, &c, bought before
ne recent advance, and will be sold cheap for Cash.
~ s. RAYMOND & CO.
Cleveland. March Both, Is59-Im.
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june Appointments.
DR H. TUBBS will be in attendanc
as foIioWs.-

DR H. TUBBS will be in attendance
- as foIlows:-
WARREN, National Hotel, Saturday, June4h
RAyEssA, Prentiss House, Tuesday, May 3lst.
AsHTABrLA, Ashtabula House, Tuesday, June eth.
For Consultation Wr0n all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart, Lirer, Stomach, BODsis, Kidneys,
aHd Spleen. also. DrOPsg. GrareI, Rheumatism,
EerroHsness, Debility, Dyspepsia, Female DiseGs-
es, -AgHe and Ferer. Fits, Impurities of the Blood,
ErEPtiozs, Cancers, Ulcers, and all other varieties
oflong standing complaints, both External and In
ternal.
For some tea years, DR.. Trans has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annually,
many Of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach In NO CASE ARE MINERAL OR OTHER
PoisoSs EMPLOYED, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK TO MAXI
WILL Or TEAR DOWN TO BUILD or AGAIN. The medi
cines can be taken with safety by the most delicate,
AMI patients may remain at home, and continue, with
prudence, their ordinary diet and exercise. Many
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope, the i~Rdisputa-
BILE evidences of which can always be furnished
Invalids, however reduced or despairing, are invited
tocsll, and may be assured that no encouragement will
be given or expense incurred, without a corresponding
prospect Of recovery
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EMPIRE CLOTHING
HAT STORE.
WATCHES imp PORTED
N yzP TfAT
WARREN.

THE SUBSCRIBER has ust returned
l. from the East, with a larger stock Of Jewe.ry and
Notions than he ever brought, before, and has also re-
ceived q large Case OF Watches from Switzerland, Of
all prices. Among these are a Few Natile Chrouome-
tiers, cost SIS; also some very fine Silver Watches.
cost from 50 TO si2O. Having made arrangements to
receive $1,000 worth OF Hatehes, HoSthty. and beirg
obliged 20 sell them. dealers and others will find that
l will sell at very low prices
l have also. a very barge stock % I'll kinds Of Jewel
ry, Fancy Goods. Spoons, &c; that I will sell to Ped
dlers and Watch Makers, AS low as they can buy at New
York. Also a new lot Of American Watchesa and double
sight Spectacles.
Please call and see my stock.
WARREN. Nov 81, 5S-tf JULES VACTR0T.
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The writer of the following has been for two years
Justice Of the Peace in Fremont, ard is we'll known to
the citizens generally.
BRoNCHITIs-IrS WORST STAGES R
Mr.. W. still resides in East Clevel and. is in vigorous
health, and a living witness Of the permanence Of the
cure.
DR.. TUEns. Sir :-When I first commenced your
treatment, a few months since, i was much debilitated,
and suffering from severe pain in the side, shortness
OF breath, weakness in the small OF the back, night
sweats, restlessncss, coughing and expectcrating pro
fuseiy, often raising 4 pint Of whitish substance in a
single morning. took cold frequently, and a soreness
and inflammation OF the throat Of two years standing
seemed increasing and extending down upon the lungs.
At times l became SO dizzy as to fall, unless near some
object Of support By use Of your medicine l was en-
tireiy relieved, ard am now as we'll and as strong as
ever before in my life and am at work throug IA all
kinks Of weather and though something's wet, neither
cough nor soreness OF throat have troubled me in the
least Yours, respectfully,
MI s. wELCU
East CLEVELAND Der o. Is50 anr n
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~ ship heretofore existing between MIR Treat
and Wm. Edwards, under the firm OF Treat & Edwards
vas dissolved by mutual consent on the LIST day Of
April 1856. TREAT
NM.EDRARpS.
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satu. day. the Ilth day of Nav, ls5o.


Y. b. Stone, Ad'nr &c.)
By virtue OF a YenGitioni Exponas, 10 the above
entitled cause. issued out Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Portage County, Ohio. and to me directed and
delivered. / shall expose to public sale, at the resi-
Of the Plaintiff. Thomas Martin. near the town called
Willow Dale, which is in the Township Of Warren.
Cnnntv Of rrumhuI and StafA of Ohin- ON
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Tuesday, the 26th day of April, 1859,
Sheriff, omee. Warren, April /; Il Is n,H Isss-es soS''''

between the hours Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and 4 P. NJ. o!
said day, the following described personal property,
TO vii: one pairthree year oil steers- TERNs.-Cash
on day Of sale.
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"a pIRFN NOTICE.

co PARTNERSHIP NOIlCE-
Theundersigned formed a Co partnership on the hrst
day OF April, 1856, for the purpose Of transaeting the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business In the
city Of Cleveland, under the partnership name and
stUIa of Fl
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HOWARD
PHILADELPHIA.

a BsaspOfsHt IsSfifxrioH established By special En-
dgpmeHt Jorfke Relief Of the Siek and D,strsssed
Afflicted r;tk yirHIsEf aAd Epidemic Dtseasss-
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HISTORICAL DOUBTS; relative to

III ItIdIIFt 10
IL Napoleon ~Bonapart. and Historic certainties
respecting the early history of America. This work
viii he wonderfully enjoyed by the scholarly mind: to
be had at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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Odd Fellows Celebration.

The 10th Anniversary of .he Order in the O.
nited States. will be celebrated at
WARREN, APRIL &c, 1853.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-10-06

To PREVENT Cats KILLING CmcKENs,
&c Miss Harriet Martineau, in the
New Paper, "Oncc week, " is publish
ing very interesting series of sketches,
entitled "Our Farm of Two Acres, > in
one of which sketches she gives the fol-
lowing as sure preventive against the
killing of chickens or birds by the cats :
"Whcn cat is seen to catch chicken
tie it round her neck, aud make her
wear it for two or three days. Faston
it securely, for she will make Incredible
efforts to get lid of it. BE firm for that
time. and the cat is cured-she will new
er again desire to touch a bird. This
is what we do with our cats, and what
we recommend to our neigbors; and
when they try the experiment, they and
their pets are secure against reprolch
and danger hcnceforth. Wild, home
less, hungry, ragged, savage cats, are
more difficult to catch but they are out
laws, and may be shot with tee certain
ty that all the reighbors will be thank
full"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-10-06
farmera' Department.
HINTS TO FARM ERS.

Be sps'emoiic Here we have one ot
the first principles of successful agri-
culture Let all your transactions hs
conducted in a busiuess-like manner 49,
Take note of every operation, whether
you buy or sell, receive or disburse, SOW
or reap, make promise or a bargain.
TO do this, it will be necessary to keep
a diary, and we should say, do SO, II for
no other object than as a ready means
of comparison.
BE Thorough Never half-do any
thing yourself, nor permit your men to
glide over their labours. "ifiti is worth
doing at all, it is worth doing we'll, =
would prove golden maxim to thousands
of farmers if they would not only adopt
it as portion of their creed, but exem-
pity its teachings in their daily life -
Away with these scratchcrs men that go
Jeaeah tie surj;,ce are the kind wanted
Leare your Lrnd III gooa hean 1t
should be the object of every tiller OF
the soil to leave his lind in good condi-
ton after the removal of crop, and, at
the same time, obtain as rcmuneratiug
returns as possible. This can be done
only by outstanding all the sources of
fertility upon the farm and adding there
to in every available manner. This is
the Al pha and Omega of progressive az
ricuture, Never boast of a bank ac-
count lift is obtained at The expense OF
your farm.
.Sudy y2or PrqtesGoa. 1t Is not a
lone the energy that Yields The spaGN or
holds the plow that insures success. The
culture of the mind must go hand in
hand with culture of the soil. Tho re-
lation of science to the farmers calling
are intimate Good books are aids ia the
attainmenst of knowledge, but never pin
your faith on the tpse dtrd of any indi-
vidual-think experiment aud judge for
yourself
tSich the Farm. Amid yolr plans
for the future, never, for one moment,
ilarbor the idea Of lettering your condi-
ton by entering the arena Of commercial
life. DO not exchange home quiet,
real enjoyment for the turmoil and lila
sion of city residence Barter not
sweet reposc for visions ofcmrty wallets,
nor let notes due on The morrow assume
the prerogatiyes Of the nj htmare Very
poor conforters for care and anxiety are
these little realities ia the commercial
world &icL tothc F,y0.. What though
hard labor be the every day command,
it is noble, healthtul, aud conducive to
the full development Of the whole man.
DIN IulLeY karner.
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NIGHT SoIl-lrs VALUE.

The best Of all manurcs is the one
which in our country is the most uriycr-
sally wasted. In Belgium, where agricul-
ture is carried to great productyoucss
they, "order things differently" There,
the estimate is, by nice calculation, that
is worth $40 for every individual, man,
woman, and child We traverse sen an |
land, send to Africa and South Amcrica
to bring elements of fertility which at
home we throw away on every farm in
the country. What an immense amount
is wasted IN our cities. 1T must be the
most valuable, containing the clements
of all kinds Of food CONSUMED by man,
and in returning these to the soil, we re
rum the Identical constituents which
former crops and animals have taken
from the land. Night soil contains The
phosphate of lime, which is ndspensa-
bic to the growth of animals bones and
to the uutriment Of all plants, aud which
is not Supplied from the atmosphere like
carbonic acid aud ammonia. All fluid
and solid excretions should be preserved
by mixing with burnt clay sawlust
ashes, peat or wood charcoal, etc.
We have great deal to learn, aud
alas, much more to practice, that We
have learned. --PyWlcr'S BaRHer.
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----rre o.. Z. ID, - H,--

MANuRG.-1 81 chsmiM .Shop .S,rccp.
inys.---Thc sweepings of blacksmith S
shop, where charcoal is used aud horses
shod, are excellent OR manure. Every
thing Of horny or bcny substance is OF
great value So wooden rags, old boots
and shoes, hair, wool, feathers all should
be carefully saved and put into the COM
posi- heap.
Dirt under buildings, particularly uu-
der barns and stables, is often worth
more per load than the droppings and
straw in the stable or manure pile. Take
up the floors and dig it out.
Horn Sharings. An article before
us says About the best field Of wheat
we ever saw belonged to a combm akcr,
who had used the horn shavings for ma
nure. One of the most effective ma
nures we ever used was the refuse from
WOODEN factory"
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New and Extensive stock Of
HARDWARE.

HAVING now complctedmy Spring purchases
ard in possession Oft new and spacious ware
house, nn prepared to furnish to my friends
and transfer purchasers large and well sc
lectcd stock of Goods.
My assortment of Iron, tr"Ilcd and hammer
ed, } Steel, Nails, Spikes. Stovcs, sheet Iron,
Lead Pipe, Pig Lead, &c, is very complete,
rnd am adding daily.
Builders will find great variety of Locks,
Hinges, Screws ;ani carpenters every deacrp-
ii0n of Planes and other Tools.
BLACKSMITH TOOLS, such as BEL
lows. Vices, Arv,ls, Hammers and Buttresscs.
have all the different descriptions %! Spades
Shoycls Hoes, Axes, IIatchetS, Chisels, Saws,
&c.
Its NV intention now that have anahun-
dance OF warehouse room, always to keep on
hand full supply of all articles in the Hard
ware line, at much reduced prices, for cash
or to punctual dealers at short dates.
have fine stock of TABLE AND POCk-
EFT CUTLERY, and having imported my Ia
bic Cutlery direct from sheffield will sell at n
much lower price than any house in 'he city
j. ". MAGREDEN,
Corner BALTIC. and Mechanic streets.
Cumberland, Nd, March II, lS59-y
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A WONDERFUL CURE PERFORMED BY


Wessrs. Ueotey 6 Shrirer.
Gentlemen About Thanks givin z
lay 1857, (Nov. 25.) | had the misfortune to
receive n severe injury by falling off the top Of n
railroad car, brulsing and strnining my back
SO that [ was complete cripple, not being able
to move myself without the most cxcrutiating
pain. lprocurcd ii bottle ofyour valuable Lint
nert and used it as directed; in four days |
was able to walk about and in six weeks cur
ed. the pain and swelling having entirely left
my back.
| checrfully recommend your Linimcnt as be-
ing an article which believe to he unrivaled.
JAS. SULLIVAN.
Cumberland, Feb. 1f, 1883.
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TympanumS or Gar DrumS.D

suitable Tor eilher sex and AT agts-ihstfItd III
five minutes.
Dr. Bakec is one of the most celebrated and
skillMl Ply siciaus and Surgeons now living.
His fame is known personally in every principal
city oithe World. All letters directed to Or.
Eaakec, Enclosing ten cents asking any ques-
,ious pertaining to any disease, shall he prompt
ly answered, and all Chronic diseases can be
treated hy correspondence, except those men
toned, that will require his personal snpcrYis-
ion.
re- OHcc Honrs, from 9 A Mtoa T. A.
DR. BAAKEE.
Office, No. "a Lexington street, between
Charles and Liberty streets, Baltimore, Nd.
April IT, 1859 --ly.
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FylsOirfitfs ,iO;iCf.

oee<A H. OSiap1HaaiGJaSi'y islt i ,ss.
His Creditors. George A. IL. Waltz give
notice to his creditors, cndorsers and sHrcties,
.hat the frst Monday of January, next is fixed
Co. tbc said Geo. A. IL. Waltz to appear in the
C;rcu;t Court for Allegany county, to answer
sncb heterogeneous as his creditors, cndorscrs
md suretie $ may propose orallege gaiust him;
snd tbata copy Of this order be published in
me newspaper printed in the city Of Cumhcr,
=, nd. once q week for thee successive months
nrior to the said first Monday OF January
pext. AS such notice.
neA'' Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk.
49,. Ie5g-3m.
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CONIIIESIO\ERy SALE
Of "a Blu d. NJ LOT S
hear Grafton.

OF "a BU l. DI NJ l. OF S
hear Grafton.
Emily Yates Guardian puFsUANT to Il
James A.la,cs Heirs. county Circuit Court
in the above cause, rendered 10Th August, 1853,
the Undersigned commissioner, appointed for
the purpose, viii, ON the
Goth day OF Decent er. 1855,
(rour' day. in front of the Court House. of
sad county, scll ut AUCTION To the highest
bidder, the following LOTS of ground to VIII
LOTS No |, 9, 5, ., o, 10, IL, l2.
lG, II. 90, 81. IS. 90, 81, eS, 80.
81, 81, IS, 80, 40. 43 and 1t,
being twenty-iour of The forty
four Lo,slaid out on the Yates
land with streets and alley suit
able for buiiding-lo:s. These
lots lie Opposite Grafton between
the South side Of the Northwcs-
tern Virginia Railroad and the
Valley river, within few rods
of the Railroad Bridge, and
possess unequalICd advantages
as sites for residence and bust
ness to settlers in this rapidly
growing town.
TERMS Credit Of l. ., ,. !, and { years,
with interest from oay of sale, payable annual
ly, security required and lien retained for pun.
chase money.
Il. ". lIANSBEOUGH,
4. J.. MARTIN,
Commissioners,
October {. IS5S-ti.l Pruutytuwn, Va.
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,I0IINT VERNON PICTURES.

TELEGRAPH and Photographic views of
ll-he Tomb of Washing ton and Mount Yer
non Mansion, for gale at Smiths Gallery, in
aid Of the Ladies Mount Vernon ASSOCIATION.
eli and examine specimens. Photographic
U;aws If Residences, &C., pnt up very cheap
.han a large number is wanted. fJune 16, SO
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-, ,ryys.n YOITuand MANHOOD,


.f-.IW JrsrprIr-mru, the 18th Thousand
,.haA&ss@ and mailed ina sealed developed,
to any address, post paid. ON receipt Of three
stamps.
A .lhGcH Esyay on Ne bysr" ErLoUst'oo
anil Deroy IF lie Huwc, ca"Sd W "S4E
.tLaac." Mltcho1, 0nf tie MjHjoDy Co0Sc-
q0nrcs Of N,rUy, LyH. l.. CIrr~H
H. h., .Nmder IF Inc Hoy" CoHcgc q
Surgeons, de-
fu-Spcrmu orrhoca or Scmina Emissions,
Genital and Nervous Debility, !mpotcncy,
loss Of Eorrgy. D"pr ssi"n of spirits, rimiri.
~, Diseases OF III" Sexual Organs. and In ped
imruts to Marriage. aud promptly and effect
IN lly removed by the autn"rs' novel and most
successful mode of treatment, by means OF
which the invad can regain pristine health
yithuut having recourse to dangerous and eX.
pcnsivc medicines.
IFr"ui the London Lancet.
The best trruti.c ever written ON q subject of
vital importance to ALL well worthy the authors
exalted reputation.
Address, the Publishers J. c. K LINE co,
l., Avenue. cor. 18th street: Post B"X l5NG.
New York City. Feb 10, lSJJ-ly
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L. SMITH would respectfully return his
n sincere thanks to the Ladies and Gentle
men OF the city of Cumberland and surround
ing country for their very liberal patronage, aud
hopes by strict attention to business and his
efforts To please, to still merit and receive an
equal share Ct your custom.
am prepared to execute work in every style
Of the art On very od"ting terms. | am
not selling pictures at cost, consequently can
afford to do my work well, in proof Of which
you only have t, call and have one taken in
good eases for IS and 20 cents.
bou't forget the place. doors North of tie
Post Office. Baltimore street, Cumberland, Md.
y B--l am also selling colored Lith" graphic
Views of the Tomb Of Washington and Mount
Vernon Mansion, in aid of the Ladies Mt Ncr-
non Assuciation. Call and examine Specimens.
june 80, 1889
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Patent Lard Lamp.

rT,HE subscribers now manufacturinga Patent
Lard Lamp, which he offers for sale. 1T will
.,.o burn any kind of dirty greese. Call ard
examine it. mls. JohN JohNeoN'
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BATTLE MONUM ENT.
st. Mic Il olas Eotel,

CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND.
TIE subscriber having leased the st. Mil
L olas Hotel and purchased the whole OF the
splendid tunitu.e with which it is furnished in
luxuriant style, respectfully iniulms H., II iii,
thatitis now open for til" reception Of it's
friends and ratIoIs and will coItinrc "a be
kept in style equal to first class City Ilu-
tcls. Neither paiLs nor oAr,nso will lie sItr,d
t" render entire satisfaction; and from rHry
years experience host lie hatl,rs h ms,l
that he can accomplish l..
TEE EooNs are large and we'll ventilated
and the hotel itself, besides being con,tni,n
to, is sufficiently distant from the Icrct to ! 9
J,'tir"m me ipcess"m ringing ~ JeHs rad ne
nbcDsjre coal small. "nd gas cscarng from To-
comutiyes continually standing in the in4n.e-
diatc vicinity of the Passcrccr be, ut
Polite PnItcrs always in attendance at the De-
pot to receive checks and take charge Of bag
gage.
A liberal share of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
BOARDING PER DIR, $50
~ The several Stage Lines running Ee,ctc-
fore from the Revere Horse. to the Bedford
y rings J"ll. strwI. ard N,st Newton arE,y,y
the National Read. now start from the st. Mich
olas. Persons wishing to u"ycl over either Of
these roads viii have ticket, PROV ilcd fcI them
without fur;hcrtrouble, by leaving their names
at the office.
Persons wishing to travel over the tire lire
in the daytime can do SO by taking the Mai
laying over in Cum hcrland until the rcxt
morning and taking the o'clock tiain. These
from the West can take the Mail rrnin. Tic
over and take the 9 n. m train for he last.
SAMUEL LuMAN, Propri,tor.
Sept Q. 1855.
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A Very Fine Stock Of
BOOTS, AND SHOES, HATS,
CA-P.43 Coo,
Just Received By &. W. BkENGLE,
nppb.IrL pnST.DL'ILIr
OPPOSITE TuE POST-OFEFIC.

rnAELLS W. BRENGLE would respect.
~ fully inform his customers md the public
&c ncralIy, that h has Removed his Store to
the New Block of buildings ON Baltimore ST. +,
opposite the Post O ticc--whcrc he has just
received and opened Magnificent Stock of
.8UUI s. AND Sn0G3o
Embracinsal the various styles worn by la
dies, Gentlemen. Youths, Misscsand CHiid-
rem ,maI utacturod at the best Cityand East
crE Estdhlishmcuts, ana selected with much
care. An enumeration otthe styles, Tua!i-
ticSnndpriccs, is ieemed Unnecessary Every
tasi" and fancy can he grmtiGcd. Call aud
rxaminU he stock. II hasalso rccc,N ed,