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Gents Furnishing Goods,
lc,y and Extensive Stock Of
H-sspDN AR &.

HAVING now completed my Sprinw purchases
and In possession ola new and spacious ware
house, Kun prepared to furnish to my friends
and transient purchasers large and well Sc
lcctcd stock OF Goods.
My assortment oflron, (rolled and hammer
ed, Steel, Nuil., Spikes, stoves, |heet iron,
Lead Pipe, Pig lead &C., is very complete
rnd am adding daily.
Builders will find great variety OF tocN''
Hinges, Screws and carpenters every dcScrIp-
ton OF Planes and other Tools.
Also-BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, such as Bel
lows Vices, Auvils, Hammers and ButtresScs'
have all the diiicrcu, descriptions OF Spades
Shovcls, Hoes, Axes, lIatchcts, ChiseiS' saws
Sc.
Its my intention, now that have an album
dance of warehouse room. always to keep on
hand n full supply Of all articles in the H"rd-
ware line, Mt much reduced prices, Tor cash ;
or to punrtual dealers at short dates
have a fine stock Of TABLE AND PoCh-
Ell CUTLERY, and having imported my IA
bic Cutlery direct from sheffield, will sell nt =
much lower price than any house in enc city
J. W. MhGRUDEl:
Corner BALTIC. and Mechanic streets.
Cumberland, Md. March II, ls5o-y.
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Garmera' Department.
SAYING CLOVER SEED.

\ Tennessee Farmer, writing to the
,S,athgrn Homestead in relation to the
saving Of clover seed, says-"t can
assure you that the difficulties of saving
clover seed are principally Nnaginary;
the process is simple and cay. After
the clover field has been cut or grazcd
let the second crop come on. When a
bout two-thirds of the heads have turn
ed brown, cut with II cradle or reaping
machine, raised we'll up, turning the
grass into double swaths 10 cure. When
cured, rake up in the morning, while
the dew is on, iIto convenient parcels
for loading with pitchfork, and as soon
as all the danger for beating is obviatoi,
get under shelter, either in the barn or
in the field.
BE careful not to put it away while any
remains on the plants and on the other
hand, don't handle it rudcy when very
dry, when you dout want the seed to
fall, for in that condition The heads SHAT
ter very easily. Having sheltered it,
you may wait, If you choose, till winter
affords leisure for threshng out. Sow
IN the chaff, as it is more certain than
the cleaned seed. A bushcl in the chat
will abuudantly seed an acre. may
say more of sowing, however at more
seasonablc date.
The second crop produces more seed
than the first, and hence the economy of
first cutting or grazing the field though
from that cut for hay, have often saved
enough of seed for my own use. 1t is
believed that more seed ay be saved by
cutting when about two-thirds of the
heads have turned brown, than at any
other period, because, if cut sooner, too
many seeds are unripc, and if later, too
many shatter out of the heads in cutting
and handling. BY pursuing this course
every farmer may easily save his own
seed
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IL "A y l. ~, ~.
{yvUERE hc introduces to the notice OF
w tho" % mi ctcd with any term g! Private
Disease, tar frEAvm SlSTLM Of CrEE. This
class OF c,ml.}uints he has made speciality Tor
the last , years. aud the knowledge b" has 2i
the New ". .rHuD or rIrkrMEST now in opera
ti"n in Paris, and the linsl iinIS of tbs cuun-
Try, warrants him IN saying that none Of ia,
Forms the dis ease Is wont to assume, rs ~"h""
Sure, Qpich uHd Permanent Ecms"y. The
remcdics employed by the DR.. are free from an!
offensive tnstc or smCil. contain no mercury
Aud require 40 change Of dict, business or
pleasure. Persons can be cured mt home by
stating their case and addressing l'r. NM. Is.
!iurr. Male and Female, who have Srcrma
torrhwa or G"ctvrnal Emissions, lose 40 time,
but roHsUltth" DR.. and get hi. Specific, which
hay say,u thousands from the grave, and which
Is Warranted to cure his disease in from To-
weeks or the money r,fHnird Price $40
nr. How is also agent for DIR. Dumas femolc
Monthly Fills. No trmal, should be without
them. They car truly be called the "remalc :
Friend"
A dcsilcru iurn has been gained in the prnc-
| ticc Of M"GiciGc hithcrt" unattainnhlc by the
medical faculty. DR.. DruNs has used these in
| his practice in Paris ,whi'h is the largest OF
! any Physician in that ciiy tor years, and nev-
/ cI during the 30 years rtactI"e. has he boon
! known to have failure. These PILLS have been
| approved 10y tire Ecoie de N'tsciu', FULLY sane
/ TONED by the NJ. X, &. :. ~ l.uhuoH, EUIhhhi IN
and Dublin, as ncycr-foilUs rcm"dy for pro
! duriug the Catcmcutnl "r N"n'h!y !iow.-
/ Though perfectly Lar'uic>s to;t most delicate
/ yet ladies ar" ,nrUestly requested not I" mis-
! take their condition, (i' -. @r"t;.) as miscar.
/ ri,gc would cusGc. Pri,, :: per box sent b!
/ nail.
I ur. DuNAs' VENALE PR0rEcIi<G ISSTErNsNr
/ patented and protected hy l'r. prMNs. Of Paris
| and sanctioned by the College Of fhysirinns
! aud Surgeons of London.
| This Instrument euaii,> those whose h,altl
! or circumstance do not p"ruii q! an increase
/ at family, 10 regulate or limjt their nN.rrinl
| without iujuring the constitution. The lusiru.
/ ucut j. perfectly safe, u" metallic substance en-
/ tcriu}, into its composition it will last life.
! lime without getting out of order, and cannot
! fail. II can be carried about the person and
used without interference to the con ugal rela-
/ lions Of the married state. Those who do not
! find it as represented can have the amount OF
| its cost rct1rnr ed. Sent by mail To any part o
! the United States and Canada the receipt Of
| 50. Don't mistake the name place.
DR. WIN. L. HOYT,
| March q. ls59-iy. Syracuse, n !.
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How TO PRESERVE DRIED FRUIT. IT

How TO PRESERVE DRIED Fruit. The
Lexington 6. Co. Flag says: One day
last week while purchasing lot of dried
fruit, we discovered small pieces Of sas-
safras with it, and upon inquiry, were
informed that it was preventive against
worms. 1t is said that dried fruit put
away with little bark (say large hand
full to the bushel,) will save Tor four
years, unmolested by those troublesome
little insects which so often destroy hun
dreds of bushels in single season, -
The remedy is cheap and simple, but
we venture to say good one.
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Sir RECIPES far Scr ,tches in Uorses,
from Miners Discases Of 1nimaiS -
l. Take a hcaping tablespoonful of
powdered alum and burn it slowly. Fill
quart bottle with one part beef brine,
one part alcohol, and one part urine
into-wbich place the burned alum, and
wait for the latter to dissolve Thoroughly
Wash the fetlock joint carefully with
Warm CASTLE soap suds, and then battle
the parts with the above described de-
coction We have tried it often, and it
never fails to effect cure.
.. Take good fifty per cent, rum,
put in as much corpcras as will Dissolve,
and wash the horses feet and legs as far
as YOU can feel any punches, two or three
times day. 1t will cure in few days.
| am no horse doctor, but always doctor
my own, and have as few lame as my
ncighbors, who employ doctor. | have
recommended it with perfect success,
where other remedies have failed. The
scratches is something you must kill,
before you can heal, so that they will
not break out again. Copperas and rum
will do it; grease the legs little after
YOU are sure the scratches are killed.
3. Mr.. Miner II send you a recipe
that have lately tried with good sue
cess. Soak and wash the ANGLES thor
oughly with CASTLE soap, then make an
ointment of one part OF gunpowder, one
part Of spirits of turpentuc, and four
parts of pigs foot oil, or lard, and rub
it in thoroughly with the hand once a
day.
4. Wash the feet thoroughly with
strong soap suds, so as to get off the
scabs, and when dry wash with Il so!u-
tion of saltpetrie. Let the feet dry, and
then smear them over with spirits of tur
pentinc, put On with the feather end of
a quill, and it is rare that more than one
application is needed. The horse must
be kept in n dry stable, and if necessary
wash every day. have always found
this an infaIlible cure.
5. Wash the legs thoroughly in strong
soap suds, and tLcn in beef brine. y
pickle made of salt and water, strong
enough to bear an egg, may be used for
the latter, but it not 30 goo |. Repeat
the washing till you effect cure.
6. Scratches in horses may be cured
unless very invetcratc, by washing thor
oughly with soap suds, an then rub
bling with lard fried on. of salt meat. --
Keep clean. and wash and grease every
other day until cure is effected. Lcay-
ing mud to dry upon the legs Of Il horse,
is one great cause Of this disease, and
many horses are injured By want of Gaze
and cleanliness when driven in muddy
water.
7. If the hcels are hot and swollen,
apply poultico of the following: Id.
powdered slippery elm > %. fine salt
Mix in hot water, and when cool spread
portion of it on cloth, and bind it on
the affected parts. If The horse is in
poor condition, recommend the follow
ing Powdered gcntian, do sass 'fraS,
do. sulphur, do. ginger fine salt, ] o2.
each ! 10. Mix; divide into Il parts,
aud give one in the food night and morn
ing.
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g}ss0iceuf's NOlirF.

Geo. A. IL. Waltz OntplEiEtE;p,, , III il, 1871 /!
His Creditors. deorge a. II. Walt give
notice to his creditors. cn'orSers and surc,ics
that the first Monday of January, next is fixed
for the said Geo. A. ii. Waltz to appear in the
Circuit Court for Allegany county, to answer
such interrog atories as his creditors, endorscrs
and sureti es may propose or ale &c a gainst HIM
and that copy of this order be published in
8, me news paper printed in the city of cumber
land, once week for thee successive months
prior to the said first Monday of January
next, AS such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk
Aug A. ISj9-3m.
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E,Ycai,el Ear.
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
AND
TyTnnauUiils or Gar DrNMcO

suitable for either sex and all ages-inseried in
five minutes
Dr. Rakcc is one Of the most celebrated ana
skilliul Physicians and Surgeons now living.
His fame is known personally in every principal
city ofthe World. All letters directed TO br.
Baakcc, Enclosing ten cents.) asking any q"es'
tons pertaining to any disease, shall be prompt
ly answered, and all Chronic diseases can be
treated by CORRESPONDENCE, except those men
toned that will require his personal supcrTis-
ion.
.nJ- OFce Hours, .from A Nt"i T.. A.
DIR. BAAkEE
Office, No. II Lexington street. between
Charles and Liberty streets, Baltimore, Md.
April II, lSj9-ly.
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,sM YOUTH and MANHOOD.


to any addi css, post paid. on receipt Of three
stamps.
4 NeaicM E&say on lie Physjcal Exhaustion
m,d Decoy Of the Eume, ea"sed BY ".S9j-
1jusc," Mi,ciioa, and Tie hj"iov$ lJ"sc-
qneaccs er Ns,cwg, WR. h. CuIrerm@.
". d., .Ncmbo fMe Hoym Coilrge q
Surgeons, dee.
~ Spcrna orrhoca or Seminal Emissions,
Genital and Nervous Debility, lmpotency.
Loss of Energy, Depression of spirits, rimi%i-
ty, Diseases Ofthc Sexual organs, and lmp' d..
iin,nts to Marriage, and promptly aud elect
uaily removed by the AUTHORS novel and most
s;irccs Sui mode Of treatment. by means OF
which the inyad can regain pristine health
without having recourse to dangerous and cX-
pcnsive medicines.
from the London Lancet
The best treatise ever written ON u subject of
vital importance to all we II worth by the authors
exalted reputation
address, the Publishers !. c. KLINE 4 CO,
Is: kveuuc, cor. 18th street: Post Boz 1850.
New York City. Feb 10, lS19-ly
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BATTLE MONUMENT,
St. Mic h olas Hotel,

CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND.
THE subscriber having leased the St. Eirh-
i olNs Hotel and purchased the whole oI the
splendid furniture with which it is furnish, d in
luxuriant style, respectfully infvIms IL, uhh,
thatitis now open for the reception of its
friends and patrons, and will coutinnc to lie
kept in style equal to first class City He
tcis. Neither pains MOI expense will ic sfiTed
to render entire satisfaction: and from n:ny
years experience Hs n host he Hattcrs mscl
that he can accomplish it,
The Rooms are large and we'll ventilated
and the hotel itself, besides being convention
to, is sufficiently distant from the DoIot TO lc
JreefrOm The incessom ,inging 81 beHs "nd tie
njt"Sirc ooai smoke and gas escaping from To-
cOmOtives continually standing in - inmo-
di"tc vicinity of the Passenger DcI"t.
Polite Portcrs always in aticndn nee at the De
pot to receive checks and take charge Of bag
gnge.
liberal share of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
BOIRDING PER D1T, SI5O
RI" The several Stage Lines running hereto
fore from the Revere House, to the Bedford
Slrir - johnston ard west Newton. ard over
The National Road. now start iiom thc'St. MIDI
uas. Persons wishing to travel over either "a
these roads will have tickrts PROV idcd for II IN
without further trouble. h5 leaving their mr.
u the Office.
Persons wishing to travel over the entire lire
in the daytime can do 20 by taking the Mai
or Accomm oGation Trains lro II Baltimore nrd
lay ing over in Cumberland until the next
morning and taking the o'clock train. 1hosc
from the West take the Mail Train, lie
over and take the n. IN. train for he Fast.
SAMUEL LVMAN, Proprietor.
Sept. .. 1sSs.
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VIM. r. BEALL & CO.,

Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES, SNUFF, MATCHES, &c,
Baltimore Street, near the RAILROAD Depot
CTUEERLAND, ND.
ID ETUEN iAyir thanks for The patronage here
~ tofore extended to tie late firm OF q. D
ATS CO., and boys leave % inritr tht
attention OF purchasers to their NEW Slorh,
Which i coulpuse ed Of, in mart, as follows, Wa:
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CO.NNiSSIO\ERy SILn
OF "a Blu l. d. NJ l. o i S
near Grafton

Of "a Is | l. ID \ u l. . j >
near Grafton.
Emily Yates Guardian pUhsrANrTr to ="
James \. Yates Heirs. county Circuit Court
in the above cause, rendered 10Th August, 1855,
the Undersigned commissioners, appointed tor
the purpose, will, on the
20lh day of December, ISIS,
(court day in trent of the Court House, Of
said county. scn at AUCTION to the highest
bidder, the following LOTS of ground TO wit:
LOTS No |, 2, $. e, 9. 10, IL, u,
10, II, 20, 81, 25. 90, 81, IS. SO
81, 81, 3S, 80, 40, 13 and 1T,
being twenty-iour of The forty
four Lotsaid out on tie Yates
land with streets and alley 5 suit
able for bui!ding-lo.S. These
lots lie Opposite Grafton between
the South side of the Northwest
tern Virginia Railroad and the
Valley river, within few rods
of the Railroad Bridge, and
possess uncqnalled advantages
as sites for residence and basil
ness to settlers i'll this rapidly
growing town.
TERMS Credit of |, ., ., /, 3 and years
with interest from DAY Of sale, luyah!" annual.
ly, security required and lien retained for par.
chase money.
q. W. IIANSBROJGH,
L. I. MARTIN,
Commissioners,
October II, l.jS-tf.l Pruntytpwu, Va.
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A WONDERFUL CURE PERFORMED BY
Z .Ll.R B Rl D DYa

Wessrs. Heoley Il Shrircr.
GeHiirmcn About Thanks giving
lay 1857, (Nov. 26.) | had the misfortune to
receive severe injury by falling oifthe top of u
railroad ear, brusing and straining my back
80 that was complete cripple. not being able
to move myscl! without the must rycruta;iug
pain. Iprocurcd a bottle of your valuable LiHi-
mont and used it as directed; ia four days
wa- able to walk about and in six weeks cur
ed, the pain and swelling having entirely left
my back.
I chrcrfally recommend your Linimcnt a be
ing an article which believe ia be unriya'icd.
Jas. 81 LLiNAN.
Cumberland. Fec. lG, 1855.
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MOUNT VERNON PICTURES.

T ITHOGRAPH and Photographic views of
1.-the Tomb of Washington and Mount Yer
non Mansion, for sale at Smiths Gallery, in
aid of the Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
Call and examine specimens. Photographic
Views Of Residences, &C., put up very cheap
when large number is wanted. IJune IL, 80
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sr,sOfycIit's Notice.

aE:sOGVrneS Notice.
1saae L"iT'r'y | 0RpERED,this Goth day of
VS.. " January, 1859, that Isaac
His Creditors. Lafferty give notice to his
creditors, endorsers and suretes, that tho
second Monday of October next is fixed for the
snid Isaac laiTerty, TO appear in he Circuit
Court for Allcgnny County, to answer such in
terrogatories as his creditors endorsersand sure
ties may propose or alleSc against him; and that
copy of this order be published in some news
paper printed in the city of Cumberland, once
awcek for three successive months prior to the
said second Monday If October next, as fuch
notice.
Tes.-H RESLEY.
Jupe 20 I95o-2m Clerk.
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z. c.. KR a MEE
LIVERPOOL

which for quality and durability have been pro
uounced the finest in the Country. have them
from 81 to $500. All Watches guaranteed a.
rcprcscntcd. | alsuhavc anew stock uiFrcmch
md American
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-29
Patent Lard Lamp.

rTNII Is subscribers now manufacturing a Patent
J. Lard Lamp, which he offers for sale. II will
also burn any kind of dirty greese. Call and
examine it. ml9. JOHN JOHNSON.
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T ". w rTrEE

J. III Wv IT. T-r " l.
IN sets. Cameo. Mosaic, Lava, GpidSt"ne, Plain
Setis, Mourning Hrcastpins and Ear Eings, all
If the very latest styles alec have large
stock OF cold Lnckcts, bracelets, Gun rms
Sleeve Buttons, large stoohoi Finger hlngs
and cold Studs. Gold Watch Keys, Gold and
silver Chains of all styles, Gold and Silver
rhimblcs, and great variety Of other articles.
Nv stock has been selected with great deal OF
care at cash prices and with the determination
dispose of it SO asst" give general HtlSia''''m
visit to my establishment is respectfully s"ii'
cited. Hoping to receive patronage. also m
form the public that repair MI kinds OF "htrh-
es aud Clocks in u neat AMI durable manner
particular attention paid to Fine Watch work
All Watches and Clocks repaired hy me are
warranted for one year if carefully used.
Cumberland, March Il, lSj9-y.
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TILE MIGHTY HEALERI
VORL D E'NOEN AND WORL u TRIED
Holloway's DIN t IN Il {.

The free a Omission of Nations, rs well ne the
verdict of the leading Hospitals u the Old, a :
wellas the New World, amp this powerful
remedial Agent as the greatest h. tiix. lr"pata-
tiun ever made known to suffering man. It's
rESErPATivE QUALITIrsare mtrc than MARVEL
Lurs. through the external orficcs ofthc skin,
Invisible to the naked eye. it reaches the seat
Of the internal disease and in all external al
cc,ti0ns it anti. innammatoTy ard healing Vir
tues snrpass anything else on record, ana
Natures great ally.
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Price e,Ipcr Bottle. or Six fer 3. Deli
NrrCI 10 nEN ANNrC.,s

Vcrcd 10 any Address
ccomparicd by reliable and responsible Ger
tifcatcs from Profess RS of Medical tuI!cEe-.
Clergyman and others.
Prepared and Sold by II. b. lELMbuLD,
r-rttral and Analytical Chemist
No. 80 South Tenth street. below Chestnut
Assembly Buildings, rhila.
- 10 b, bdd Of IN arr d SHHIfEh.
C"ai,r'ord, Nd a"1 faH Dr"gyjSis hro"5h-
nut tie E~iisd States, Co"ados ard E,1tiSh
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IT, s / Q 0 @z5,;.l

Tx 5 ]. @ y ~
One huuu.eI Dollars will be paid to any Ply
si,ial, w .r can prove that the Medicine ever
injured 4 paticat; nad the testimony of thou
sands rau be produced to prove that it d"ct
trca, good Case Jttrnm one week to thirteen
ycar, standing have been circctei. IL" mas.
If I"i"inly ie.i'"o"yin possession OF the ft"
priet"r, yourh in its VIRTUES and curaiivr irw
rs, is immense, contracting nam well known
70 Science ard Fame.
pcr.onniy appeared oc:oic me. an Alderman
81 t,,r city Philadelphia II. I. II ElMhnLp.
Chemist, who being iu.y sworn docs gay that
hi preparation contains no Narcotic, Mercury
Or injurious Drug, hut are purely Vegetable.
II. I. HEMHOLp. Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 2"d dn!
of NUyrrhrr.lSal WIN. ?. HInbAEh.
Alderman.
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Arising from q bad state of the blood or
chronic diseases are eradicHtcd, and IL clear
aud transparent surface rcgained by the rcsto-
rativc action of this Ointment. 1t surpasscy
many of the cosmctcsun other toilet applica
tons in its power to dispel rashea and other
Ii gurements OF the face.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17
Tencher,s As,ociation.

The Teseher, and Friends of Education will please
snetics that the next ses,ien oftbe Wood Coun-
lesshsr's Association will be held at New west
aod Saturday Dec o. 1t is earnestly requested that
every teacher and advocate of educ'tion as far a'
practicable will be in attendance. Evidenty' there
i. great necessity for improving the methods now
commonly adopted for educating the you'h oil "e
present generation, and we consider the snrest ana
most expeditions manner OF making such improve
asnts isfor the teachers to turn out ." md''s ana
make such sngyastions as observation from ume 10
sine enables them to communicate Hence the uc-
sirs Of the presence Of enc and all.
EvERS. Secretary.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17

grill any person isiafraId OF starving. inst
let him drop into A. w. Hitchcock's Grocery
aud Provision Store, opposite the Baird House
and feast his eyes on the tons Of xxx Flour,
which they are Sc ling at ea,abIe rates, and then
let him cast an eye over their extra Syrups,
bids. Of cheap and excellent Sugars, and every
thing else that man wants to keep the inner
man from complaining, and his fears will van
ish unless he is TOO lazy and shitless to work for
o little money with which all of these things Can
be bought. They are selling at very low rates,
and give fair prices for county produce. Give
them a Call and examine their stock OF groceries.
They will charge YOU nothing for the sight.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17

SERIOUS SPoRT--Several days since, some
mischierous boy, or boys, placed pins in the
stair-rail leading to the high school room. They
were placed in crack, points up, for the pur.
pose OF scratching any person who might slide
their haul on the rail in passing down stairs.
Joseph Lindsay, lad about IL years old, soE
of D. Lindsay ESQ, in passing down the stairs,
ran one of these pins through his finger, produ-
cling wound which at one time il was feared
would destroy either his arm or liS. lleis now re-
covering slowly. Boys should be careful how
they ploy tricks on pa ch other.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17

CAR TME.--There was change in the run
ing time of the on the Dayton & Michigan
Railroad last Monday. The passenger car at
taehed to the freight train is taken Of, and two
passenger trains pass over the road each way
daily. Ths trains going TO Toledo pass Perrys-
burg at so P. M. and 3:l5 A. M; and going
TO Cincinnati, they pass here at lilo A. NJ. and
10 10 A. M. This arrangement affords no ac-
comm cdation whatever 70. the loca travel at
this end of the road. We have no doubt but
the local travel between Lima and Toledo, under
proper arrangement, astc running time. would
amount to more than The through custom on one
of the trains.