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TO DYSPEPTICS
And all who suffer the ioriures which this di.
sense infic;s ia one form or another of its many
phases, cure yourselves permanently and speed
lily by using.
THE 0xvGryArEp DIITRRs.
The'Weekly Novelette, OF Sept. 10, says:
Dyspepsia is one of the prevailing diseases OF
our country. This is owning both TO climate
and the almost NJ iversnl habit Of eating our
meals too rapidly 10 admit OF proper digestion.
Blu, in spite Of these adverse circumstances,
this disease, even when it has become chronic,
disapl ears rapidly by the usr ofihe Oxygena,cd
Birters, which hsve leen found 10 prove an ir-
f.lliLle remedy.
From the Publisher efa eil&ly cisenl0.,a
AgoziHe.
Bosros, July !, 1853.
MEssRs. S. " TowLE & Col have taken
three bottles ofthe OxyRenated Bitters,"nd have
derived great Benefit from their use. have
been mach troubled with Dyspepsia for seve-
raj years, and found nothing that afforded ne
any rel eli until | used the DItters. most cheer
fully recommend them 10 Nil who are afflicted
with this tronbe,ome ind s.uJLorn complaint,
JAMES ROBINSON, OF the
'Studen, and Schoo!mHte."
From Gsx. A. C. DoDor, our minister to
Spain.
WlsHlyGroS, D C., Nayls.
On. GEO. =. GnrsN,-Dear ir:--The Oxy-
genated BHerJ with which you were so kind
Is 10 furnish me, have had II most snlurary
effect in my case. | wnt troubled with DrS-
pepsia for four yrnr,, during which time tried
many remedies but never III with anv so goo
as YOUR Bitlers. nm nov in the enjoyment OF
good health, and hope, aud believe, that mll
who USE the Oxyyenated Biuers, will find them
rs serviccablc MS have found them.
With high respect your, ohl. servant,
Il. c. DODGE.
Prepared by s. W. ToWLE t Co., Bosrcs,
and for sale by.
J.. II. CAMPBELL and HEALEY & SHRI-
YER, Cumberland.
d." HENRY STEWARD, FrostOurF.
HENRY ~ lLS0N, WeSlerupor,.
Aud nv dealers everywhere.
July 81, lSj9-it
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Sands Sarsaparilla.

As pcRrEIrl OF THE BLOOD, "a uSErvALgo.
This preparation has now become the only
ackuow LEI, ed one that can he relied on for thr
removal and cure OF all diseases ori, mating in
an impure state OF the blood and other naids
The great medicinal virtues of Sarsnlnrila
are we'll known and appreciated by phl sicInns
tut the uncertainty OF the strength Of the dit
icTcnt compounds some bcint almost inert, has
often prevented their prescribing il. This
medicine ia prepared by mn elaborate chemical
process, the curative properties OF Sarsupa-
ri,Iu are extracted, and these are then COM
LINED IN an admix,ure with other valuable MI
,crn,ive remedies producing the most powerful
and searching preparations that has ever been
employed in medic, prac'i,c.
Prepared and sold lay A. Il. 4 D. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton Srcc,, New York.
For sale 10y llEALEY & SilRlVER, Drug
aisls Cumberland Nd
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ROMAN EYE BALSAM,
For Irhamed EyeIids.

The delicate structure OF the evc!id5 readers
it peculiarly sensitive and liable TO disease
When, from amy cnuse it becomes affected, the
inner membrane rapidly inhIme5, and Tie eye
lid cviuccs the strongest predisposiion to a.
tract to tselGhumor5 from uIl.par'S OF tie body.
Hundreds Of pei sons oi scro!uluus hnbit are
dsigurcd by rnwnesg or rejness Of the cyeiijs
commonly called sore eyes, and tortured with
AZ ,rchensions of impaired vision, who, by
using this EALSAM, may obtain almost inmc-
date relief In all cases, the earlier this rem
edy is appleG The better.
READ TIE FOLLOWING EVIDENCE.
NEW YoHK, July 18th, 1856
Mcssrs. 4. z. 4 D. SANDS: Grntlcmrn;-l
have bean troubled Tor yptrs with au affection
OF the rv, lids, aud have tried Il nual"r OF rem
edics wirhou, experiencing any decided tcue-
fit A lew weeks since obtained some OF your
RoMAN Eyr BALsAM and applied it according to
the directions. The frs, application produced
a decidedly beneficial eject, and had not used
i,aweck, before my eyeids were entirely fee
from Inflammation. which had not been the case
before for many wears.
Yours, &c. u. K. WILLIAMS, 2G2
BROADWAY.
PRICE, 25 CENTS PER JAR.
Prepared and sold by A. g. Il D. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists, loo Fulton street, corner
Of William, New York.
For sale by IlEALEY &SHRlVER, Druggist
Cumberland Md
June 30, ls5o-lm,
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2,3sll2 G,Gs213 9,0G4.O5 lao, 822.I2
Slipped orer tie Gcorgs's Greet coal and
Lon Compaays Raihoad torthe came period.
! G76.l9 I4I,5S9 o.

baltimore Coal MAEEEr July 81. 1889
--Camherand Coal s very duh. aud although
the prices quoted are rates fixed on some time
ago. i, is freely Offered at about So % for fine
So 80 Cor run of mine, 81 for lump. without
any disposition of huycrs 20 contract, they
buying only as wanted. Anthracite is selling
from the yards at 81 so "a So per ton Of o.
2lO lbs,
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ii A * r | Il D.

On the evening of the llth inst, in the NJ
Z. Church, Ottawa, H., 10y Rev. ID. N. Hill,
assisted by Rev. S. a. Wycwitt, Rec. Rumsey
Smith$on, of Peoria Conference, to Mss Hal-
dab Mary, daughter Of S. S. Dewey Esq, NJ.
D., of Flintstohe, Al,egany Co., Md.
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REaL EsrArs SALEs-On Saturday. NJ
5obn 7. Edwards. Trustee Of Henry Bevans.
deed, sold at rtibli, auction, the "Ho,ne
Flacs" for s.. 500 to James H. Bevans. Esq,
IF Baltimore, and the Brick House Farm
sor =. 500 - Mi,,s Higgins. Es4.
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Cumberland City Bank.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to the creditors Of
~ the Cumberland City Bank, that the under,
signed, Trustee, will pay second Dividend OF
Twenty-Five per cent. on the dollar to such of
the creditors Of the said Bank. who shall file
their clu ms with the undersigned, on or before
the LIST day of October next. as well MS to those
who have heretofore filed their claims. on pre-
sen,ation Of either the Notes of mid Bank, or
of the certificates heretofore issued by the un-'
designed, for tho rotes already filed with him.
j. Il. AMMAN.
Cumberland, July IS, 1sj9--Gw. Trustee.
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Estate of inc. Combs.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
~ have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Allesauy county, Letters testnmcntaIy on the
estate of John combs late of Allegany coun-
ty, deceased. Al persons having claims l.
coin.t the said dccensad are hereby warned to
exhibit the same properly authenticated to the
subscri grs on or before the 2sth day of janu
airy, IsGa, otherwise they may by law be excln
led from all bsneft in said estate. All persons
indebted are requested to make immediate pay
ment. Givon under our hand this 2sth day of
July, 1859.
WILLIAM COMBS,
ELISHA COMBS.
July 90. 1861. Executors.
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New Rocks. New Backs!


lust published and Tor sale bv andrews s
y SwHrtlwclder, under st. Nicholes Hotel,
Bniti.norr -, Cumb, land, Md.
Foity -Four years Of Hunters iirp, Icing
re1a.,i.cCuecs of NesLack Browning, Mary-
land iiGuter, rriee, Si.25
NV Thirty Years ont 81 :ae Sea
ate, 10y Mai. jack Downing " Lee
The Tin Trumpet, heads aud
tails for The wise and wn:gsh. = 40
The Cavalier, 9 Move. ~ .. !. {.
james, " IS
The Art of extelroYs sreaking, - l.e0
Memoirs ot the Empress Catherine
the Second. " I GO
Irving's Life OF Washington vol ) I" 2og
Ern sylveser's Word by the su.
thor of the Heir Of RcdcIvffe, IS
The PilaT Of Fire, by Rev. J. Il.
Ingrahan, LIS
Love me Little Love ne Loue,ty
Charles Rcnd, leo
The Convalcseent, by Il. r Willis 1893
juno 81. 1859.
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Road Notice.

YoMc Commissioners NJ iN'Jany coutJ;
I'lii undersigned. citizen. oCAIIcgany coun
l a., bog leave rcspc fully to represent t."
yorr body ta.t thr lnnir' c"frN .ui"r"u require =
that rucw ruui should be Ia0t out H.t ""n-
stru.tcd frun point ltttl, East Of the toll
!!,usc on the North Western Turnpike. near
the residence OF William wait, and running
thence a oug tho side OF the Backbone Noun
t,in to Martins Ljcl; Gap, and theme" crossing
over to the East side Of ar'd Mountain until il
strikes the Little Red Oak Rii%c, aud IT, eucc
down the sail Ridge to the Forks Of the Big and
Little Laurel Runs, and thence to the top at the
White Ash Ridge, to intrrsect tho road OF vii
liam Arnold, and thence to in'crscct bph"iu.'
Road At the North Branch near Eik Lick. And
YOUR petitioners viii ever pray, &r.
NATHANIEL BRYAN,
JOSEPH Fhlr.
June 3O-im. ROWAN WHITE.
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Estate of Jesse Chapman.

Estate of Jesse Chapman.
NOTICE is hereby given, thatthe subscriber
~ hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
Allcgany county, Letters Of Administration on
the estate of Jesse Chapman, late os AllrGany
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are erehy warned to
exhibit the same properly authenticated 70 the
subscriber, on or before the 2sth day Of Jnuu-
airy, 1860, otherwise the! may by law he exclu-
del from all beneftin said estate. All persons
indebted are requested to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this 2Sth day of
July, 1859.
MARY CHAPMAN,
Tu,y 2e 1s59-3t. Administrative.
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from newspapers aud original documents. By
Frank Moore, in ? vols, svo., Of 800 pa gcs each
Embch he'd with twelve EugIavings, Maps and
Plans on Steel. Price 81.
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The design of this work is to present view
Of the American revolution as itappcarod to
those " Lo were actors il 1t. 1t is composed OF
selections from tie Wing and loyal newspa
ncrs Of the period, together with cxirncts from
hitherto Unpublished private diaries kept du
ring the war. and ~ once affords the reader II
narrative, in the risinnl language aud express
sion at both sides Of the great questions which
artatcd the conflicting countries.
C,ptpus notes, illustrative at the more obscure
portions Of thctcNt; biographical sketches Of
eminent patriots, statesmen. military and ma
val commanders together with M anal tic in
dcx, will be attached TO the work.
CHARLES SCKIHNFR.
No. 124 Grand Street, Nov York.
" 1T "a" simiinr ,VorE h0s crsr been tHj-
Hslcd. and az the ,rork H,rst i"t,rcn al clTssct,
iuIren ereyg one cho poUid ricw he Amsrjno"
Rcroiof,o" az u appeared TO the ac',rs ia i, il
nj, RS yJrc,"t Inducements To opr"'s. For tcgms
"pd jrH particulars. cPpIyn tie Pub!isher.
lima 30, IaJg-att,
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State News.

CECIL COUNTY AFFAlRs.-We take Inc
following items from the Cecil Wing:
HEAVY WHEAT.--Tlrc wheat crop of this
county turns out to DO of first rate quality as
well as very abundant. Mr.. Joshua Jackson
of Flint Hill, has thrcshct part Of his crop.
which he sold at Ricketts, mill for 81 so; it
weighed COLDS and 1907. to the bushel, the
measure having been filled and struck level,
in the usual manner. 1'hisis the heaviest we
have heard Of although much that has been
sold weighs about Gibbs,
THE NEW METHODIST CHURcH.-The build
ing Of new Methodist, Church in this town
the present season is fixed fact. On refer
ring the matter to the congregation last Sun
day, they subscribed 5000, number Of the
members hcing absent at the time. y plan
furnished hy Mr.. Powell, Baltimore archi-
tect, has We understand, been agreed upon.
which will cost about st 900.
LAYING A CORNER STovE.-Thcre is to lie
4 meeting held in the woods, at Ashnry Meet
Ing HOUSE, commencing on the third OF Att
gust. at which the corner stone OF a new NJ.
+. Church will be laid.
RuEAwAY SLAvEs.--A slave man belong
lnS 10 george b'"''o o' o"''''f'S N''N' "''''
his wife and Child, also slaves belonging to
George a. Ford Of Ceciiton, ran off last Sun
day night. They took with them horse
l.
w rn. = ~ ,,
h''"'' "'-i "a '''''9 ''',i" VI O''' '''SS
49,,
- - ~ ~ ''',,,' - ~. o.. 7 , .i
Nv : '',' ','', ''"'. '. Wv
g. ,1o n,s. .,.,, ,o,r,
=, ..
"Fi'''' ~ wv 0''' '''''' Wv - - ''-" - "
f"r. -. Ut, r,
t" !" r t,I'S ~ "' o'.i,I y" ra;i'; II
Lakewood formerly oCCh,sapcake Nj lcav-
all her property $3.50 900 to her niece, Miss
9'F"" IT, i.''"""'N'
N'""er u Chesapeake cay IS t"' place IN
"'c"'e''' ana Il MISS sara" y. LOCKWOOD re-
s''eS '"'r'; Il So II Is ''E''y sic VIII become
one OIL 'he most attractive la'ie' o' the cod"-
w.
AFFAIRS IL EALTiMoE COUNTY.
TELEGRAPu.-Mca y. /. 5. Ways and
WIN. WILSON, Of Baltimore, props to erect
and put into operation telegraph between
this place and that city. The estimated cost
is 81 900, to be raised in 100 shares of stock
at $40 each. Persons wishing to invest in
this enterprise, may leave their names in this
office.
AccIDEyr.-~0n Wednesday afternoon, .hc
2Oth instant, Mr.. W. W. Spence and !aGy,
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Papers for Mailing.

0,.r friends can a3oays find at our office.
eopies of the CIVILIAN AND TELEGRAPH"
folded and prepared for mciltng at fire cents
each
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Order of ratification.

Ellen Bcvans and tllIcrs ! Ia the Circuit CuIIi
vs.. Tor AllrgaHI county
Jos. II. Bevans Il others. in Equity. No. BIS.
Jas. u. Bevans L others In the Circuit Court
W. for AIlegamy count!
Ellen VI. Bcvnns and in Equity.
Henry l.. BevanS No. 1899.
ORDERED. this 2Cth day OF July, 1882 TINT
" the sale made and reported by John I. Ed
wards. Trustee, for the salc Of the real estate
in the above two causes, being the real csta t.
orwhch Henry Beyans. late of AIlegany cuun-
ty died seized, he ratified and confirmed,
less cause t" the contrary thereof be shown On
or before the Goth day Of August next; Pro-
viided, copy of this order he inserted in
some newspaper, printed in the City of Cumbcr-
land, once in each Of three successive weeks
before the 26th day of August next.
The report states the amount of the sales to
be SO 900.
True Copy,
Test-H. RESLEY,
mic % lSJg-2t Clerk,
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MOUNT VERNON PICTURES.
7 ITHoGRAPfi aud Photographic views Of
Lthe Toub Of Warrington and Mount Tert
non Mansion, for sale at Smiths GsNer,. IN
aid If tho Ladies Moaut Ne'utn Association.
Call ard examine specimens. Pho.ogrslbi-
Views o. Residence. &C., pat m very ehesH
when "a large Eun.tst i wanted. 'Juus 10. ID
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Mining Intelligence.
RcDOPt of Coal TRANSFORMATION

During Tie week ending Saturday, July 23ld,
1859.
SHpped ",rr tie CWmjerirad ant PeHa.y1r"nia
Raikr"nd par same period
RG Ctnit. Week Year
Amer &C l47l.l3 2oG0l4 ii.G7 49O4z.07
&. f. Ecimod 53G.Gs 44al3 9lG,0l l7,TS7 ~
Frost. c. G. 43l7 lI2T 90 l47Ul7 - 235II
Borden VI. Co. 325l4 2G35I2 29G2 UG 47234l4
Stanton Co. l,995ll
Piedmont Co. lO0.l4 I0o.l4 433.O+
Alegany NJ. c. lO0ls
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Commencement a! Dickinson ceIe9.-The
commencement Of Dickinson College, Pa.
tTanspircd last week. Among tie gradua-
ting class we notics the naro OF w.
Wright. Of this city. The subject Of his ora
ton ~as American Philosophy"
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PuLsprtAuIA Coal MARKET-TMnAY.
July -, 1859.

NEW YoHK Coal MARKET, July 81, 1850.
The demand for Domestic is fair, aud price,
are sustained; sales hy the cargo nj So 20 n
81 20, and from yard at 81 q 81 so per
ton. Foreign is scarce, and is in fair request;
sale, Of 200 tons Liverpool Canned at So -
by the cargo, and So As "a So Az in small
lots, aud one cargo 10 arrivcon private terms.
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BosToy Coal MARKET, July 90. 1867
English Camel Coal remains quite steady,
with sales at Sl3 Z chald. cash. fictou and
Sydney remain the same. Several cargoes
have been sold at 81 % "a A 80 y ton, cash.
In Anthracite steady retail sales at S. q 5 so
r ton.
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To Advertisers z. Business Men.

re "Cin1iGn ard Telegraph" tcih a cirru'a-
ZION Of ONE rho USAND, among the jar
ueTs, miners. manufacturers, mechanics
and substantial 5ltsinesS men, Of ibis ana
adjoining counties, is co,.fdemtiy recom"e''-
6ea A. a Medium Of Advertising supposed
By no oMerpaper IN Western lfarNand' Il
nuriIsrs among its readers those who are
o5lt to buy literally and ray promptly. and
,caose custom ,conld be ralHaUe to business
Dtrn
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Fatal Accident.-On Friday last man
named Herman Rickerman was run over by
tho cars at Homecoming, Nd, and was so bal-
ly hurt, that he died the next day. lie was
standing on one track watching train adj
Tancing on another, aud did not notice the
train approaching him upon the one where
DO stood.
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FANCY DRESS SILKS, BERAGEs, ROBES
L organdies, Lace Shanls, and Capcs at
II. ID. WINDOWS,
April "a. Bait - IN. Post OGsce.
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At COST of LESS THAN ONE CENT
PER HOUR.

T. produce LIGHT equal to eight Sperm
Caud,s, ana withou. .jmgke or .sMeH. Each
Lamp and Chandelier being Gas Works
!n miniature, the consumer j. his own produ
Ger, therefore no question Of leakage ur .het,s
measurement To coqtcnd with lie IL certain
to pay, for that onig. which ne consumes.
,Go~ The great desire that has been felt for
years for Portable Gas lisht, simple IN con-
structiou and easily managed, in this invention
is tally realized, and must lie seen to 10 pppre-
ciAtPa.
Every person in want OF n superior and eco
no'n,caI On. Light, either for Town Country.
is invited 10 "all and examine for themselves.
and Ice convinced OF it's superiority over oil
other Lights nov in existence.
Al. cons tni liy on hand md for sale at Re-
duccd Price,, wholesale and retail, Genuine
kcrosino aud hltertinc Coal Oils and Lamps.
Carph,n, ETHEREAL Oil and Lamps. Shades.
Globes, Chmnicg, &c, 30.
WIN. HORTON, Agent,
f&t Wc-i BALI. 81, above Green Norib ,ids
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gss3" From the PottsvilIc Region Pa, for the
week ending July 23d.
The shipments Of coal, this week, per Rail-
road arc 36,5S3,02 tons. BY Canal IS, 55l,-
co. Total shipments from the Region IS 1874,
02 tons. The increase by Railroad SO far is
II $50. II tons. The increase by Canal is 100,
549, 10 tons; making total increase from
the region for 1859, Of 1911 ,93G, 1G tons.
COPPER SMELLING AT BALTIMORE.
several years Baltimore has been largely en-
gagged in the business Of smelling and refining
copper, and Containing two of the most extern
sire Establishment for this purpose in the
Union. One of these is owned bv the. BAL
,imorc andCopper Smelling Company. whose
works are located at Canton and have been
successfully managed by DR.. David Kcener,
one Of our most accomplished metalurgist ;and
the other belongs TO the Baltimore and Cuba
Smelling and Mining Company located at
Locust Point, and of which Haset McKim,
Esq is the energetic and worthy president
The operations of these covered an immense
interest. and together during the financial
wear ending 3lst November, 1868, purchased
and smeltcd til. following amount of ores:
South American 9,45l tons, valued a,Sl 80 900
Cuban 1884 do. do. 153,5jO
Domestic 3,797 do. do. $4,000
Total l5,os2 do do. Sl,Gs3 $50
Of;he domestic ores received at these works
1850 tons were from Polk county, Tenn;
9Os tons from Maryland Ia large portion be-
ing from the Springfield minel and Pennslyva-
MA 1870 tons from Virginia, $40 tons from the
Lake Huron region, and the remainder from
the Lake Superior mines and other locations.
Inc quantity of ingot copper produced at the
two works was about 5000, 900 pound valued
at 5000, 900 The value of foreign copper
received at Baltimore in 1878 was SG02,6I4
OF which sheathing copper So, Is9, copper in
ba.s or pigs Sls36i, old copper SI96 .232
and copper ore 1884 2S2. The value of the
foreign material re-cxpor,ed was SIs5 ,536.-
The weight OF these is not stated las it ought
to bel in the Treasury Report. Railroad
journal.
aG3~ There are 1905 collieries in Great
Britan yield NJ annually s5.S6i,7o7 tons Of
coal.
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RlJ A free colored woman. named Marga-
ret Geeenc, was arraigned on Monuay morn
ing before Justice Strong, on the Charge of
disorderly conduct the day before. She was
fncd three dollars and costs
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AHNUAL AnpREss,-Pro J. NJ. Colby, of
this city, will deliver the annual address lc-
fore the Mount Vernon Literary Society Of
Washington College, at Chcstertown, Nd
the Sth of August.
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EI' The Rectorahip Of the Episcopal
Churcllin this city, made vacant by tn" death
Of Rev. W. W. Arnctt, las been filed Lv the
election of Rev. Dir. Spear, Of Philadelphia,
who has accepted, and entered upon his pas
toral duties Regular services may he cx-
pccted hereafter without iutermSson.
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CRAZY Notwithstanding Of a crowd
@as attracted to the National Hotel, on Sat
urday last, by the s'ransc freaks Of woman.
tihe sprang from the sccoa'l story window to
the roof Of a onc-story building adjoining the
House, and wrapncd Up in nothing but Il
sheet proceeded to the performance Of slnGry
capers, which mace her tie observed of Ill
observers. She was soou compelled, howey-
or. to desist, by the Interference Of the prop
or authorities
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Is BLAST. We understand that the Char
lotte Furnace located at WcIlcraLurg, Pa,
AMI owned by the Union Iron Company, COM
rncnced operations again one day last week.
Ross Forward. Esq, has the management Of
these works. The quantity of pig iron ,urnci
ont per day has not transpirei.
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And all who suffer the tor,ures which this di.
sense infic;s ia one form or another of its MAN.
phases, cure yourselves permanently and speed
lily by using.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-02

ANoTHER EBIGHrFuL
BoLIcAL MrRnER OF A newborn OhiAn.
Teresa Busner, a Swiss, seventeen years or
age, has. for little over a month past been a
servant I'M the family OF Peter Nogel, a baker
at No. lO9 South Second street. Her condition
was such as 10 lead the neighbors % suspect
that sbe was advanced in the period Of mater
uitv. but this he denied, with much earnest
ness anI with much apparent sincerity On
saturday morning last, she was called, as
usual. 10 open the bakers shop, in which she
s'ept. She responded 90 the call by opening
DE- door. and went out into one Of the adjoining
houses, where she was followed BY hirs. No-
gel. who found her weak and exhausted, lean
ing against a wall. On the floor o. the room
where she slept a pool q blood was found, six.
feet By two. The girls appearance was great
~ changed, and i was al once coniectured that
she had been delivered q a child. Yesterday
mo-uin- le body Of a newly-born babe was
found in the vault, in the rear of the house.
The head was almost severed from the body.
only being connected BY a piece Of skin. One
arm was also broken. Apoleeman was called.
took the unnatural mother 70 the lower
station house, where she was incarcerated.
She az hrst denied that the child was hers, but
Afterwards confessed 90 Assistant Captain
kiunk and the coroner that she cut the babes
throat with the cake knife, broke it's arm, put
l ll the Vault and covered the corpse with
NTH. 4 post mortcm and the application Of
the hYlrastadc test revealed that the infant
was very heal by and had breathed. The girl
stated that she was seduced in Chicago, By a
ball room partner, who has since died
The verdict uf the jury was that the deceased
child came 70 its death BY having its throat cut
By its mother, Teresa Busner.