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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02

JoKn FAnnIxoroE and VIZ H. STEPHENS ars
the only persons spoken Of as the Know EolhiDg
candidate for Congress against TOW AvrRr in the
Shelby distria srEpHEss is egardsd as the strong
er man Of bis party and as be could net be elected
before, the probability is he would fall much aFlh
behind in another race. Few men have served the
constituents more faithfully or givS more general
s,f;ssac,;o, tha, L4r Avv,v
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02
FOR LOUISVILLE

FOR LOUISVILLE
IT HE light draught regular packet steamer TEN.
III PEST, D. g. Para, Master, will leave e41lA
and all intermediate landings, Wednesday, the -
at 10 O'Clock, p NJ For freight passage apply board to
mh2-lt H. II. HARRISON, Agent.
FOR MEMPHIS.
VI ME fine passenger steamer, CUBA, J. L. BEAT
II MAN, Master, Will leave THIS DAY, ID enAfaA
instant, at - O'Clock, NJ. For freight orpassage,
apply on board
mh2.-h A HAMILTON, Agent
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
TENHE splendid passenger steamer B. M. RUNYAN
MILLER, Master, will leave for the above and s1s. "a
alinermedaie landings, Saturday. the 5ih inst, at
O'Clock, P NJ For freight passage apply or 20
mh2 II. H. HARRISON,l
A. HAMILTON, agents
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02
AUCTION SALE OF
G r 0 C q r I E S

ORRIS g. STRA TTON.
On wednesday Morning next, March I'd,
will Oer at Auction complete assortment OF Groceries,
part IS follows, viz;
40 hhis Sugar, so boxes Star Candles,
quo Rio Coffee, 100 p do do do
CD bbs Molasses, ga "a do do do
100 = bbls do fOkeg5 Nails,
20 bbls Loaf, Crus i and p0w'd 50 boxes TOlscco,
Sugars, $1,000 Cigars,
90 bhls No. large &sekerel, lo0 drums fifs
80 y bhls do do do 2Hboxes Cove Oysters,
90 kits Nos. and2 DO " boxes starch
10 bbis CD Fish, 100 do Soaps
50 boxes do do CD doz BrooIns
80 do IIerrings, 100 reauls Payer,
20 do Oranges, 40 bbs Vinegar,
& bags 3 5 Almonds, 40 casks Soda,
10 bbls Pecals, 90 boxes 90
e. cniis Rope, various suds, 30 do Ground Pepper.
50 bales Cotton rWne, 10 do do Ginger,
GO doz Buclets, 10 do do Spice,
40 do NashbOards, TOO hbs Whisky, all grades,
40 nests Market Baskets, 30 y pipes Brandy,
$50 Demiohns, obts Gin,
50 boxes Raisils, D do Rum,
60 u do do
WIh many other articles in the Grocery line.
eb26. MORislS & STRATUM.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02

GROCERIES.
WWTE are receiving Ct the largest and desirable
~ stock o offered the BY house
in the city, to wit:
& bids New Orleans Sugar;
$50 hags do do Coffee;
20 barrels Plantation Molasses;
J d. DO do
4li5 boxes Star Candles;
1000 ks assorted Nails
50 boxes TallOw Candles;
40 barrels Crushed Sugar;
IS boxes " Il Cheese;
IS do ID do
$40 barrels Whisky, all brands;
y casks Imported French Brandy;
de Holland Gin;
$50 boxes Family SOap;
I5G boxes Fresh Raisins
100 = do do do
IS u do DO do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove oysters;
1855 bags Fine Salt;
40 Coarse do
3-5O0UO0 Cigars all BRANDS
Us boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades.
With many other articles MENTION all Of which
We will sell a unusually los prices to cash dealers
decl9-n FISHER, WIRELESS co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02

We have nothing which more happily illus
trates the old adage that bsggars not choosers
than the following extract from Boris recent
speech at Richmond:
ct was not very long ago since a gentleman
snmeEhat prominent in The ranks Of the Democracy,
whom met in the street. said TO me, Mr. Bolts, !
have a question to PROFOUND to you If you have no
o. jeciion? Certainly, not SIR 4 want to know,
sid be- IF you are in favor Of coalition With the
aek Republican party in 1902 ny good friend
said l. Il don't S0ish you to misHndeTsfaad me- aesh
10 say that # there pas State IN fhis Union com
posed OF free negroes and The Consultation gaze them
ne right 70 cote, could be much obliged TO them to
help nae to elect our Pagty' daughter and ap-
plause
The Louisville Journal copies the speech at length
and says it expresses "exactly" the sentiments of
hat paper. No one will feel surprised who remem-
bers the editors early love for the niger.
The Nashville PGsri0f. copying the Address and
Platform Of the Opposition State Convention Of Ken
lucky. says, "ihere are portions TO which we dis
sent Taere are good many, ourselves among
the number who are anxious to know 10 what por-
tiun the Patriot dssents Will it speak outg
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02

OLACE.-Anderson's Fine Cut Tobacco, in Cans and
Paper Packages. Virginia Pocahontas Smoking Tobacco,
Ia bales. Gust received by mill J. W! LANGLEY co,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02
REMOVAL.
Join YORK 81 co.

HIVE removed their Book Bindery ana
Blank Book Mandatory to the Baptist publishing honse
Douglass Co., north Market STREET. No. ~
I'd door the SqaTeaDd will be glad te see al their OLD
invite that want work in line We are
prepared Books in the best and after any
given pattern. Particular attention will be paid to the Binding
Periodicals old Books Our prices low the
lowest The style the Bndy Store
Union Street Books LEFT either place will receive immediate
attention. BpN febll-insdtftl
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-21
Rciigs0tIs Services.

TrcsLgtsri0a-liberty Street. Services i'll
the morning at l04 o'clock, and evening at
IS. fastor-Hov. J. II. Symmes.
LHgiSh LUhacrdH-Curnero OF Baltimore and
Ce',rc Streets. Services in the morning at
10l o'clock, ard In the cveuinga at s o'clock.
rastor-Bev. A. J. Weddell.
-NeihojjSi LDjsrQoal-Ccutre Street. Ser
vices in tie morning at 10t o'clock, and in
tie ,cvaDinG at S o'clock. pastor--Eev. b.
II. Grover.
lhhodif Profsstaat-Bcdford st. Ser
vices in the morning at 10! o'clock, and in
the evening ut 81 o'clock. pastor-I'cv. IL.
G. Cushing.
Observation-Disclosures Street. Ser
vices in tie morning at 10! o'clock, and in
the evening at s. No regular pastor at
present.
Brphst-Bcdrord Street No Pastor.
Goua3l L,JtheraR-Bcdford Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 10 O'clock, and in the
afternoon at 50 O'Clock. Pastor-Eev. f.
Fusa!cl.
81. Pol5cI'a-Centrc Street. Services in
the morning at 10 clock, and yeSperS at 4.
Pa,tor-Ecv. Edward Brennan.
ST. Peir and ST. TaW-Faycttc Street
Services il Tire morning at 10 o'clock, and
ycspara at ~ rastor-l'ather Seclos.
JDriM SyHoJog'e-Baltmorc STREE. Scr-
vices Saturday morning at o'clock. las
tsr--!iev. \. Laser.
Sero,@ GcrmoR lutheran Chwch-Ccntrc
Street. Services in the morning at 10 a.
clock, and afternoon at q o'clock. Past II
-Eev Louis iilltl.
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Useful Receipts.

offensive GHEhTH.--Ihe only .vcIitabis
cure for had breath is the cot ceutratcd sou-
ton of chlprile of soda From six or tea
drops Of i. in q wine glassful Of pure spring
wafer taken Immediately aiterthc operations
Of the morning are completed, will instantly
s?3rct,n the breath, by disinfecting the stom-
a,h, which. ar from being injured, will be
boTrii'nl iy the medicine If necessary, this
may @ repeated in the middle ofthc day
IL ,pan cases the odor arising from carlcus
Eth combined with that OF the stomach. II
ync mouth bee ~eli .;usad with spoonful
of the solution Of the chloride in a lumber OF
water the olor Of the teeth will be removed
IaTruL M"r:cAL IuSTS--lf perqNu
swallow any poison whatever, or has fallen
jr.t, cnGvuai LIS from having overloadc,:
tho stomach an instantaneous remedy,
moro ct;.c.Dat and applicable ia u largo
number Of cases than any half do2er
medicines wc can thuk Of, is a tcaspoorfui
Of common salt aud rs much ground mus
tarI stirred rapidly in a tnacup Of water
warm ~ col aul swalowcd Instantly. It is
sri'eeiF down ho'orer it begins to come up.
bringing with # the remaiug contents Of tho
stomach and l,,t there he any remnant o.
pojsu hcwevcr small, let TIE white Of an CsE.
Of tracIYfu, Of strong ,ofeo he swallowed
as -v1a as the -i0mach,y quiet because thesa
very -.uroa articles nnllif largor number
# v..uiout poison. than any medicines in the
-brrs. In cases Of scalling or burning the
body. nmor.iag the part in cold water gives
rntir.. Io,rs,a- instlptaneouslra as lirhtninr -
Meanwhile crt common drv -four. and anpiy
II an inch or two thick on the Injured Bar
,Le moment IL cmorgcs from the water. and
Keep ou sprinkln. the -four through anvthing
nike pepper-hox cover. so as to putt on even
lv. Houothing else, drink but nater. eat
uo,ninq until Improvement commences, ex-
cent some dry bread softened ia very west
tea Of some kind Cures offrigbtful burning,
nave .e"h I''oi h,ed 10 ms way, as wonder
lu ''.'''. a.' piH,-@'. i" once SaVea Tue tiis
! @' an 'l!'nt men !'d1 pleh lnaaVertent!y
t'o--ed "'l, I'"t'ium' winch was last
| 5'hN'is '"to steep "Hlcl mas no aWaklnC bT
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-21
9Dit Qul Namor.

an &C., N~..-r TI-.,,o,, tn Da,x,o,
SAYS that an old democrat in neighborIns
county, who had frequently sad there "aa
no such animal as Cow Boy IN his county.
- ric Icnnrrat toal lis old mare md
horse and sleigb md started 70 discover the
critter His snrccs NAV be illnstra,ce,1bx A..
auecdote.
\ brave old iarEey, during the last Miller
excitement Ind boosted that he want afraid
"b de angel oh de Lord. No, san The
Sa nor,'n one ,'i' a@ i H ", as he vas
.-I,4 L., s,s.,l,3 ,,,;,l, IrooL
tL ' ,,.i ii. 80 9' , '' OH ;or agn;n
. oyvbo lir ."
Da AnccI nh 4. T,-a'p
What ur waut?'
"Want SambO"
oat went the light and under the bed cloth
- . %Sn' can o",p'o ,;u,,. ,ro s,,, ,o., ao.,
d.sa tr,o y w., ''@'N'
. ~, ,, WV '''''' .
Nv mt 90 you propose /" take iUr yohi
lfra,s about i},o nr;r, :,
Why cannot deaf man he legally con-
Ncted' because 1t Is not Lawful! to condemn
An English paper, in giving an account Of
4 ire says: This is the third time the same
" u '"'.'''''' HAS ''''' 'o'1''y 'ol'' "''-'"'
I.may be s7id inillustrtion of the sweetness
aul the sting Of the English language, that
''' '''! "'l''''o'' ''E'"' WIN n ~
Theresa man in Algier5. who. tells such good
,',I' Ike, j.; +b, f,rost e, tho
cam . ronnJ I'm f. ianob
Son. ~
~, ,,,..or Tie worry Iorro ono "
an, ,ycu van have had lin. 70 scale =
mountain
r,,o r,i,. ,,o,, il .,ri,os lie o,vr ,,ersor and
Ior. no I,t he connnt boar Liz owo
cor.,,ary and Moro Lois rioht
,,,ritor n, or,itb,I,ry ;nou;ros VIVA,
l;,,I ~ ,o,,,s ., Li,,,,oy+9 NVc d,n't know
Lnt ,,,',,,o7t,orIi5, alden a,o,,s GENERALLY
Gy fIs,l, i-'''''''' . '''
SOW. Wv I,,,,.. ,,,o ,,otrc i rorrcct ~, sb,
49,. ...',r,',,I ,l, r.,t l., oycrv Inc ! ,,eu,,
49,, ,,lo,oss ,,oo'I, ,,o,.or ,,o,,oj Ls, Cse,
The man who was "'ways splitting with
laughter, has been recommended to try "a
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35oGtitQl.

EY j. AT OK.


1L,r. , sweo, aud gentle friend
In wears she's bu, sixteen
And ohr I ,,vo her nossin, we'll
Her name i. Gqraldinc
'cf my "e''' sue l''Hlc'h queen
''"''''''' 'V''''' '''''''"''
ON sLls q lcinr formed f., 1--we
creature Irbt ~; air
Her checks outblush the crimson rose,
U,r cv,. Lnvond co,nnorc
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Mr.. Ernw u>un,

The next national act IN behalf Of the Hi-
BILE was in l7si--scc Bible Society Report foI
1si4-appcndX. page 90:
in consequence o! the interruption oi the
intercourse with Great britain during Tx
revolutionary warit was found that there was
general scarcity Of Bibles through the coll
onics. Mr.. Robert Aitkcn, Of Philadelphia
a very respectable printer, proposed to GER
tain mombcrs of Congress in l101 TO publish
an edition Of the sacred volume, if he could
have the appreciation and patronage of that
venerable body. Tie enterprise, in pccu-
mary view. was deemed one Of much hazard
The National Government promptly adopted
measures for its encouragement, and the wori;
was accomplished. \ copy was presented &c
the committee of Congress who had the sub
iect in charge and of whom the Hon. James
Duane was Chairman, who referred it to Their
chapains the Revs. Mcssrs. William White
and George Dufield, for careful revision
They reported; we have paid attention tc
Mr.. Robert Aiken impression Of the Old and
New Tcstaments, and are Of opinion that it is
executed with accuracy as to the sense and
with as few grammatical and biographies
errors as could be expected in work Of such
magnitude Being ourselves witnesses OF the
demand for this Invaluable book, we rejoice
in the prospect Of a supply; hoping that il
will prove advantageous as it is honorable tC
the gentleman who has exertod himself to fur
nish it at the evident iisk OF private fortune
Upon this report, it was
! "ResoIycd. That the United States, in Con
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}, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1859.

gress assembled, highly approve Of the pious
and laudablc undertaking Of Mr. AitEen, as
subservent to the interests Of religion, AZ well
rs an instance Of tic progress Of arts in
this country and being satisfied from the It
bovo report, of lis care and accuracy III the
execution Of tie work, they recommend this
edition of the Bible TO the inhabitants of the
United States, and hereby authoIi2e him 70
publish this recommendation in the manner
he shall think proper.
"CHAEIES THoMPsoE, Secretary"
Now, the Bible struggles to hold is place
even in orr common schools And now, il
Il often crowded out by fiery persecution
Arc not things changed since l77G? ls'pro-
.rcsa not always onward, and are We not re-
cading to the Middle Ages. when Priests Il
lone held the custody Of the good Book p
| \. J. ITprcSS
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Germs Of Toe Gioi(im e Ut(cgrnN6

TWO DOLLARS per annum, strctlg'.n ad-
tance-$2.5O if not 50 paid, Hnd $500 il not
paid within the year.
Those who expect to receive the CIVILIAN X
TsLEGRApH for 81 20 must pay Invariably in
advance.
sC5=Besr in mind that TO paper will be dis
continued until all arrcaragc5 are pnil.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-21

WASHING THE iIEAp.--Dr. Bsscll, one of
tho Quarantine Physicians NJ Staten Island,
is oft tn, opinion that of persons hair be
washed and combcd every day, he is nut la
die to disease" The Norfolk Herald supports
the opinion with an instance:
$50 important result say5 that paper,
'f,um So simple a cause mayaseeu iac.at-
he to many, hut not to Us. There is not u
more efle"tual preventative o: disease than
the immersion Of the head in cold water thc
wear round. We know an oil gentleman,
NOW rising 81 seventy, who say that until b"
was luiIty years oil he was Of a weakly coa-
stitution, aud particularly tablet, attacks of
bilious lrvcr. violent colds and headache; but
having heard that the best preventative Of
headache wa, to wash the head in cold water
every m.nins, Immediately a!tel rising. he
then commenced the practice, aud has c"u-
tuucl IL to the present time, aud daring the
interval of forty years has never hal the bill
ious fever hardly knows what the honla u"
Is. and to. " sometimes taking cold, hts
never ned null that Liu.!orcI him from at
tnuding {, his ordinary affairs; aid to this
that he passed uus-a'hei through tic terri
bic epidemic OF 1855
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WIN. II. BEALL & CO.,
DEALERS rs ALL KINDS OF
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
uIIIIS SAIrINA iTEII 4 T.

TO, +"EA
Baltimore Street, near the Railroad Depot
CtNBERLA ~, MD.
DETURN their thanks for the patronage here
~ tutorc extended to the late firm OF Il. ,.
WATTS / CO., AMI bcgs leave to invite the
attention of purchasers to their NEW slOCh,
which is composed Of, in part, as follows, VIZ:
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-21

RECEIPT FoR MAKING TATrLEEs Take
a handful Of the vine called Emabout the
same quantity of the root cl.!oi Aimh!e
Tongue, sprg Of the herb called Backhl'e,
at either before or after the dog days, a table
spoonful Of Dont-you-t+i!-it, SIX dra"hms Of
Malice, few drops Of EHyy--which can he
pnrrhasc.!in any quantity at the Shop Of Mis-
Tabitha Tcarobie aud Miss Fanny Night
walker Stir them well together and simmer
them for haif an hour over the fire Of n.sron-
tent. kindled with little jealousy: then
strain it through the rag Of Mi-coustructjnn.
hang it upon skoin Of Strcetyarn, shak" it
occasionally for few days, and it is fit for
use. Let a few drops be taken Just before
walking out, and the subject will he enabled
to speak all manner Of evil, and that contin-
uallv.-.Mic1n HeS.
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RELIGIONS Intelligence.

q, Sutlnv tnu al instant "a Disturbance
t,,r, ,l,rn NJ tLr r,i,rnn,I ri,nrrL nj oyster
p.,, In,,r, Island 4 Y II anncors that the
r.,ry,nnn If fl. church bal notified tLc
n,.,,r ~ r,v Nv p,nso,n tIat Ills seryf-
.o. ,.cr. ,,.t r.,,,;rnI Iyc refused +, lrovo
and lbr S,turIav r,ay;us tro ycstrymcn
r,nsnd fine ,.Iuroh rriri,c T., be garurcly fas-
,,'.f ~, o,,I ,I.r,I a or,,r,f f., rrry,.,,t tlc
.l.,,r,I Unconditional a.. fLo Sunday. morn
.', .I ,,..,,,,,,,,,i.i Ia, .c,or, NOM
.,. lao .,',.Ic,,,,,l., ,.,,,f :, ,Ln r,.urrL
and amor, l,,;,,Iy c,.t,r,,,., /, l.l - .or,.icc
ri, ,,,ytr,. an NOT i,,tcr,.r. !ul tnrl. ,un,
.,,,., l,,,i,,,, lac, ,ro,L +, ,,,ov,pt a r,nntr-
&c.. .,,r,l.,, .,.,,rr.,,,,,
bLlNh NiRL-IoNEH" or TUE hINhi..--'
!ItUe -ii had been attacked WIN a severe
pam b" the head, winch t"ie' III m'haN'#S.
She was taken TO an eminent "'"'"', WA"
. ,t I ,L, Inainr .,i5 aI,lt ,nr s,ic
,.'l J,,, ,,,,,Inr t,Il Ior ..N.Lot n,tl,crr'
.I.r 'i,n,iil.n .j,iIj ear, ,,rvcr f., SEQ tN.
.,,. ,,,. ,l,o Io,mt;f,,I foil NOR won nm. dear
,' '',' ,,',r INV. f',Lorg q ,'how .L,II
I,,,rit," cbo ,,,,''[ i.,, IanJs ,nd wont
,.;,,,,h, ZntI,ino Seemed f. yiol L.r the
.I;a1tt.f cnr,a,t nntil her motLrr t,kiuo a
..[,.., ril,I ivan, .i,o tall, rI,,rl II il, hen,
i,n.l. ..W.L,t i ~ r,.iiLar9" i,,I,ir,I
.r'a Ji.cor-,,I,,o Mao rirl .sIt !, tlr hi,Jr
"'' ,',..''.,,l ,r.,.l,.
tl,l,. ,,,.,-ii ,,,r,.oI I,. ,,.,r I..
, ',''''' 81 1, ,,..,nI ..'',, i,r;, .,,
,l 80.
',-' ,.riI ,,,, ,,a I,I S,,;ii
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Fifty Editors, in maine, recently went out
on an excursion they made 4 common purse
aad bought n box of Sariines for dinner. --
10 consequence Of that reckless extravaganza
forty-uinc Of them have since taken tie tcr-
aft Gf the bankrupt act
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

l. prepared directly according to the Rules OF
p h armacy and G h m tr y 5,
with he greatest accuracy and Chemical know
ledge AMI caro- devoted in its coTbinat on.-
See Professor DEVICES Valuable WORKS on
the Practice of ply sic and most ofth lat" stan.
lnrl Mnrks If Mpd ininn.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
Improved Schedule for Travel


ia - zzE-:s..iEi!5 M
lN and after Monday, April lIth, 1852, the
" passenger trains will run as follows:
For the East.
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN daily ek. Suniays)
Leaves Wheeling SOS p. IN. Arrives Mt ! alti-
" Cumberland G.2j n. IN. more 800 p. m.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily.)
Leaves Wheeling | 80 a. W. Arrives Mt Balti-
Cumberland 9.0Sp.m. more sos Il. m.
passcng gers from Cumberland for way stations
East, viii take Mail Train only.
For the West. q
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, between Gumbcr-
land and Wheeling,
Leave Cumberland S.lOa IN. Arrive Mt wheel.
ing ZOO 2. NJ.
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN daily cx. Sunday
Leaves Baltimore 7.2Ga. Arrive at Wheel
" Cumberland 90 p. IN. Ing 2.l0 am.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daly)
Leaves Baltimore .O5p. m Arrives Mt Wheel
" Cumberland 1875 pm ing at ore a. m.
Passer gers from Cumberland for Way sta
tinns West will take Accommodation IT in;
and for stations ON y. W. Va. Road will take
Express train.
Through Tickets for all important cities West,
can be procured at this Office.
Il. c. EOEHM, Agent,
Cumberland Station, April II, 1888.
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Es5' Somcbody has estimated the average
annual expense to the members Of different
religious denominations in this county, for
the support Of church service. The writer
says it costs a Baptist and Methodist about
IS 40: Presbyterian 81 Congregation
alist SO; a Roman Catholic SIS; al Epis-
copalan SIS; Reformed Dutch 1922; n
Unitarian 500
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lAls HiGlHVi VI UFlTNFlloH IL NbNitTV t!sE III
troduccd in this country.
EVERY YOUNG MAN
Should write Immediately for one Of those
Large and Beautiful Ornsnentcd Circulars. rep .
rcsenting the Exterior AMI Interior View Of
the College, Pennmanship, &c.. which will be
sen. by return mail free Of Charge, with Gaia
logue containing List of students, Terms of
Tuition Opinions Of the Press on our new Sys-
tenn Of ok-Keeping, etc.
FACULTY.
I. l.. LosIER, Prime pal-Lecturcr on the
Science Of Accounts, Business, Custom-, etc.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS, Professor of Book Keeping
aud Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES, Associate Prof. Of Book Keep
ing.
y. C. JoHSsoy, Professor Of Pennmauship.
:. T. WiLrIa,.s, ESQ, Mercantile Law.
REV. f. Y. REESE. u. D.. Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES.
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Jacob Trust, Esq, William knaoc, Esq
The time usually required to complete the
fall course, from , to Y weeks.
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ROMANTIC DEVOTION OF a DUNG WOMAN.
A few days ago an industrious young me-
chauiC left this city for Baltimore To find
work and about the same time several other
young men, cut of employment, went to Nor
folk to ship in the Uuited States scrvicc.--
The departure Of the former was kept SECRET
for time from young lady living in tie
Western part Of the city, to whom he was
engaged to be married, and When She heard
it, She suspected that he had accompanied
the others and intended to 90 b. sea Great
ly distressed in mind but fixed in her rUr-
pose Of sharing his fortunes, she went to Nor
folk either for the purpose If roclaiming or
accompanying him wherever he went. and it
Is said that she even applet at the naval
stations for employment hoping in this way
to meet him, but was refused She suisse
qucntIy encountered friend acquainted with
Ill the circumstances, and he qni"ted her
fears by informing her OF the truth Of the case
aud assuring her that her lover would not
desert her, and that so soon as he had made
sufficient money in Baltimore, he would re-
turn to her home She returned home on
Friday evening lnst.-PciaSbWy tpa.) Erp
W.
A ScEHE.-Among the incidents Of the l.
Italian war reported hy European corrcspon-
Iouts, the following is full Of poetry. It
touches the heart and we do not wonder that
the thousands Of the Milancgc who witnessed
it were moved to tears As Marshal MeNa-
hon entered Milan n little girl Of five years II
age, dressed in white, presented him with q
bouquet nearly rs big as herself. lie raised
her up, and placed her standing before him pn
the saddle bow, The child threw her little
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