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~ The Pittsburgh CommsraiI JoaWh
of Tuesday says;
Along the Monongahola and Euughioahe-
ny the coal miners to the number Of three
| thousand " thereaJouts, are now engaged IN
'strile" for an increase Of wages; or the
! weighing of the coal at mouth of the pit III
stead of the present system Of measurement.
/ Two weeks after the commencement OF the
strike, Mr. VIM. Brown, pit owner above
| Birmingham, and his hands agreed upon the
old rates, provided that each car load Of coal
should be weighed at the pits mouth. This
arrangement has been made the basis ol their
demand by most Of the other miners on the
strike, They declare that cars in wli.h the
coal is measured have recently become much
increased in size, aul hence they are compelled
to dig much more coal for Tie same compcn-
sation. On the otter hand, the pit owners
contend that the reform is impracticable and
inadmissiblc First, because the time lost in
weighing would prevent the raising Of sul
cicnt coal to make the business profitable. %,
ii would afford no more security to either par
ty. 3D., the coal falls short in the barge loads
and the miners are paid the full amount 4th,
the deficiency here noted is sometimes caused
by tho slack, for which allowance is now made
which allowance is just in its effects to both
parties and by the adoption of the weighing
system, they would pay for IN ming this as
well as coal. 9th the loss of time and the
onsequent loss of product attendant upon
the weighing system would increase the price
of coal here and injure the trade down the
river.
The miners are making extraordinary eff
| forts to secure unity and energy among them
selves. and to induce the pit owners to come
| to their terms, and the movement is now so
general, that there seems no probability of
settlement without compromise. The trade
is very important one, and its suspension
serious injury to all the business interests of
the vicinity. We therefore hope soon to hear
ola compromise between the contending par
ties.
CALIFORNIA CaAL--A very thick seam Of
coal, partaking partly Of the nature of lisnine
is stated to have been lately discovered on the
eastern border of Sacramento county; it is of
brown color, highly bitumnous, burns
with gentle flame, and is admirably adapt
ed for generating steam and for parlor CRATES
and stoves.
Veins of Coal having caught FIRE, some
times burn for years. An anthracite coal vein,
under Bread mountain Pa, has been burning
Tor ~ years, and there is no prospect of its
extinction, whilst more coal remains to be
consumed.
b. A very fine vein of camel coal has
| been discovered on the farm OF L N. Speer,
Esq, near Bellvernon in this county. 1t is
ten feet in thickness and is pronounced su-
perior article.-Fhyette Parrot
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Sands SarsaDarilla,
FOR THE CURE OF ALL DISEASES
.preTNc EpnM
An TmnuIe State of the Flood,

In this purely vegetable preparation, the
properties of IN Antscptic, a mild Cathartic.
and a TOaic Medicine are combihcd. 1t quick
ly removes from the blood, the Impurities OF
unhealthy secrctions which engenfer and feed
disease, thus stri ing at the root of the malady.
IT acts with
Extraordinary Potency
an precision upon the fluids of tie body, clean
sing them from all deleterious particles, and
will speedily purity the Hood, cqualize the cir
culaton, improve the appetite impart tone and
vigor to the systcm. and gradually but surely,
exiripatc the disease.
Prepared and sold 10y 4. B. and D. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton Street, New York.
For sat by llEALEY and SuRIYER, Drug
vi Is Cnmhrrlnnl Nd
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lying and being in .he city Of Cumberland -
LIST. al those lots and parcels OF land
in the city of Cumberland, mentioned
described and referred to in deed from
Tho. j. McKaig, Geo. A. Pearre, Geo.
A. Thruston, Trustees, to Normand
Bruce, bearing date upon the 9th De-
cember, 1850, and recorded in Liber II.
b. No. I folios 627, G2S:
ID. Also, all that Lot piece or parcel
Of land situate lying and being in the
city of Cumberland mentioned and de-
scribed in a deed from ,]no. G.. Hoffman
and wife to Normand Bruce, bearing date
on 9TH day of juno, 1919 and recorded
among the Land Records of Allcga-
ny County in Liber If. b. No. 3 folio 10.
81. Also, all that piece or parcel OF
land, mentioned and described in deed
from w w. Mchaig, Trustee, TO Nor
mand Bruce, bearing date upon the Och
day of August, eighteen hundred and IF
ty-two, and recorded among the Land
Records of Allegany County, in Libcr
II. Il. No. s folio GAG.
4th. Also, all that lot upon the West
side of Wills Greek, in the town of Cum.
berland, known as Lot No. 64 sold by
VIM. Price, Trustee, in - upor
the Equity Docket of the Circuit Cour
for Allcgany County, and also mention
ed and described in deed from Perry
Shultz, as Sheriff of Allcgany County t.
Henry Bruce, bearing date npon the 2Stl
March eighteen hundred and li'ty-six
and recorded among the land records 0
Alognny County in Libor Il. Il. No. II
folio 5 Sc.
9Th. And also, all that piece or par
eel of land, particularly described in
deed from Thomas Dcvecmon, Trustee
to Charles Brace, bearing date upon tA
DIST of August, eighteen hundred an,
fifty, and recorded among the Land Re
cords of Allegany County, in Libcr II
! b. No. 6 folios 3l6 I'D, and which wa
conveyed by the said Charles Brace t
Henry Bruce in trust, by bced bearin
date upon the 2Sth day Of September
eighteen hundred and tiity-threc, an
recorded among til, Land Records Of Al
lcgauy County, in Libcr II. II. No /
folos SO, &c, and which was sold b
the said Henry Bruce, unler said dee
of trust to the said Aormaud Bruce, br
never yet conveyed.
9th. And also, the ouc undivided ha
part or interest in all that piece, piece
and parcels Of ground, lying aul bcin
in the town of Cumberland, meutionc
and described in dcci by the CUNT ct
land Bank Of Allegheny to Lewis KemI
hearing date On the l9ch dry Of Marcel
eighteen hundred and Gtty-two aud r,
corded in Iibcr II. L, No s, folio 3j>
one of the Land Records Of Allc@au
| County. and cuycrel By thOsa two brio
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TJ ew Ilu nber YARD.

~En73 undersigned have now on hand n as
J. s0rtmcnt If LUMBER, Of various sizes and
qualities, SHINGLES, LArHS, &C., 10 which
they are making constant additions, so as to
Keep up u full supply at all times.
Lice aHd Yard at fde South end Of Centre S..
where the public are invited to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we will cndeavoT to sell,
Wholesale or retail, on the most accommo datiug
terms.
Georges Greek e ErostbUrg Coal
vii! DO furnished by tie cargo, on board Of
Goats, or by the car load at Cumberland and
. ,ints eastward on the line Of the baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Orders by nail. either for
Tun Der or Coal, are respectfully solicited AID
- al, receive prompt attention.
.. ". d >. Y. UATLER.
Juiy "a. IS5g-Gm. Cumberland Nd.
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Very ro .pcctfullv yours,
AUGUSTUS W. SMITH

TJELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
IA For diseases Of the Bladder, Kidney Gr4
vel, and Dropsy.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
ID AllcgaIy County as Court of Equity
passed in n cause in which John j. Bruce and
others are compliments and Henry Bruce and
others def, ndants, being No. 1871 upon the
docket of said Court the unders gned. as Trus-
tee, will ofIer atpublic sale. to the highest bid
der, in front of the store of Brady Co., in the
city of Cumberland, at 0 o'clock, A. W.,
ON "Wednesday. GStb Scnfpffbcp.
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Mining Intelligence.
Report CT Coal Transportation

During tie week ending Saturday, Aug -7tb
1859.
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CONGRESSIONAL NoMNATloNs.-T A.
mcricans Of the first Congressional District
have nominated DR.. c. Cox, Of Talbot conn
ty. for Congress, and in the second district,
Edwin II. Webster, of Hartford county.
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New Books! Ecyy EsonE.s!


lust Published and Cor sale by Andrews &
y Swar;zwolder, under st. Nicholas Hotel,
Baltimore St., Cumberland, Md.
Forty -Four years of Hunters Life, Icing
"reminiscences OF Meshaek Browning, a Mary
lend Hunter. price 81 IS
My Thirty Nears out of TIE SEN
ate, by Mai. Jack DowniD. 100
The Tit Trumpet, or heads and
tails for the wise and wagsish, rs
The Cavalier, a Novel ty G. p. r.
james, =" l -
he Ar, OF extcmpore speaking. leo
Memoirs ofthe Empress Catharine
the Second, 100
Tsvings Life of Washington vol zoo
Hea sylvester's Word hy the au-
thor Of the Heir Of Redclyne, !" IS
The Pillar OF Fire, by Rev j. II.
Irgraham, 1.2j
Love me Little Love me Long, by
Charles Read, 100
The Conyalesecnt, by y. y. Willis Las
June &c. 1859.
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Real Estate.

Il WclneSGaY, g6th SCnlelnber,
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Our country exchanges. by inserting the
above un Il Nov. lst tncludmg this notice
will receive the Daily edition Of the STATES
81 Congress.
Other journals who do not exchange with MS,
hy publishing the above ntil'N0vemhcr, will.
hc furnished with the Daily STATES AND UNIoS
during The entire session Of the next Cong rcss
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Bosrjy Coal MApNET.-i3nglish Canned
Coil is steady, at %l3 y clald. cash, with
ANAL sales. In l'ictou and Sydney there have
teen further cargo sales at ~ Is {, ~ =
ton, cash. Anthracite has been ia steady
retail demand at 80 per ton.
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DR.. BRUNOM'S
CIlTRAl'IlD RBNEDlES
TOD DELEGATE DISEASES.

= VA ~ -ILi4C 2 : Il 4SAJI 4EAlO--iS.
No. l--THH GREAT REVIyEi..-Spcedi
~ eralicutcs all TIE evil effects Of SELF Abuse,
such ps general debility, loss of memory, vast
ing away Of the organs, or any constitutional
Gcrangcme Is as imTo.cucy, and weakness OF
the scqual organs, brought GA by the umrcstrain-
al Indulgence o. the pa -s,ons Price 81
No. THE CONCENTRATED BALM
VIII cure in eight days. any case Of gonoorrhoa,
is without taste or s'dcll and requires 10 re-
strictiuu of diet. Price one dollar.
No. 3.-CONCENTRATED TEKEB.-fhe
use Of this remedy viii cure elect in a short
time, and can how certificates Of cures effect
ed after all others have failed; thus is also taste
less aud without sme'l. Price one dollar.
No. DEMONSTRATED PUNlTEE.-i#
the only remedy known that viii posiji, ely cure
structures o the urcthn, no matter Of how long
standing or neglected the case may be. Price
. one dollar.
No. j.--ANTIMERCURIA PILLS.-Ml
persons who have used this dreadful drug mer-
/ cury.) (Which remains in the system for years.
causing so mnny chronic diycascs,) should use
| these pills. which will entirely coUmtc,act the
! effects and remove it from the system, Price
| ono dollar.
No. G--ORGENTAL PASTILLS-ls Ger
tain cure for female Irregularities, Or supPrts.
| sion of the menstruntion. Price tvs doliars.
No. THE CONCENTRATED ANAEIN
/ Cures the whites, falling Of the womb }, nervous
ness, painful menstruation. Price one dollar
No. S.-TNE SOLUroR-ls remedy tina
| has never been known to fail curing Gravel
| aud all directions OF the kidneys and bladder
| Price one dollar.
| Either OF the above remedies wil be sent b,
mail to any part Of the United States. on re
cyipt ofthc price annexed. Circulars contminin,
! fall particulars may he obtninrd by enclusIH!
one Post stamp. address r,,.,-o,-
Dr.. FELIN RRUNoN,
p dol pl
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This establishment Is conducted On fcale If
uns urpassed masuiGeence and Iibc-alit5, as
thousands can testify, and uniycisally as-
knowledged t. be the most liberal md pune
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CUMBERLAND, MD.
10 Advertisers & Business Men.

M0rEiEs. se.l. I, 1859.
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PuLApELAntA Coal MArEEr.

New YonE Coal MAnKE1.- demand
is active for Domestic coal, and prices are
sustained; the demand for the East has i'm
proved. We quote by the CARGO at 50 10
e 81 Is, from yard at 81 q - 80. The
demand for Foreign isYcry Ius.tc F.; tic sup
ply is moderate.
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!. the following Described
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It q COST Of LESS THAN ONE CENT
PER E0TR

1t produces LIGHT equal to eight Sperm
Curdila, aud without .ymoke or .Sa.cH Each
Lamp and Chandelier being Gas Works
~ miniature, the consumer is his own produ-
Ger, therefore no question Of leakage or Metre
measurement 20 contend with. liz is certain
to yGg, for that o"iY, which lac consumes.
Et'~ The great desire that has been felt for
years for Portable Gas Light, simple in con
strurtion aud easily managed, in this invention
is folly realized, and must be seen to lie arvre.
ciutcd.
Every person in want of superior and eco
nouicai Gas Light, either for Town or Country,
is invited 10 call aud examine for thcmsclvc.,
and hc convinced of its superiority over a.!
other Lights now in existence.
Also cons family on hand nd for sale ut Re
,luccd Prices, Wholesale and retail, Genuine
kcrosino aud klhortiac Coal Oils ana Lamps.
Camphcn. ETHEREAL Gil and LAMPS, Shad.s.
Globes, ChiHuils, &C., &c.
VIM. HORTON, Agent,
1875 West DALI. st, above Green North side
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gss- Elsewhere, in this issue, we give Il
brief account Of the Democratic county con-
ycntion which net in this city last week.
The candidates presented by it for the sulra-
ees Of the people are now in tie field opera
ting for tie ratification Of their nomination
at the polls, and we would take occasion
to remind those WHO lave become sick and
disguised with sham Democracy not to pledge
themselves to their support, as there will be,
in due course Of time full Opposition tick
ct in the field. The Convention which is to
assemble at Cumberland OH tie 23rd inst
will, we feel assured present aole, sound, and
Conservative men for tie various Offices that
are elective hy the people, We may lay it
down as IA general principle that when the
cflice seeks the man, instead Of tie man seek
ing the office, that good men viii be chosen
for publ: Positions This is tie case with
tie opposition. The approaching couven-
ton, instead of having a long list Of political
cornorants to choose between, will he eft to
look over the excellent material in the party,
and bestow its honors upon those vino are
honest, faithful and capable.
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APPROACH OF AUTUMN.-In 4 few weeks
all tho sunshine and heat will be changed
and then welcome Autumn, the grand and
melancholy days memorable for ripe apples,
sweet cider, and woollen preparations for win
tor will be upon lis. Autumn is the graudest
and most gorgeous Of all the seasons. 1t pos
sesses more music, is richer in poetry, oveler
in aspect and more suggestive of holy and
tender feeling than either Spring or Summer.
while Winter, yet unloosed in his mighty pow
or and terror. becomes visible in sublime and
thrilling grandeur It's sunsets are the por-
.raitures best fitted to compare with the light
of the other country which mortal lips have
mover described. because no traveller has ever
returned to tell Of its glores. lis evenings
arc monitors Of memory, revivirg in us the
rccollectons of all that is good, and by their
subdued and mellow influence wipins ont In
repentance the evils which we may have per-
formed. Hail then to the approach Of Autumn!
Hail then to the melancholy moments-for they
are The moments dispensing that melancholy
which does not craze the BRAIN but touches
the heart with the tenderness of requited love
ani. lifts tho soul to that Home which was e.
Tscted Tor it before there were Winters. Springs
Summers or Autumns, and only one season
OF Gods Blessing aud tenderness filled the
wsrlS
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Estate Of w. w. Egi,akle.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphan Court of Al
legany county, Letters of Administration on
the estate Of Wm.W Iiinkle, late of Allegany
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warnedto
exhibit the same, properly authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the LIST day of
March, 1860, otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit in said estate. All
persons indebted are requested to make imme-
diate payment. Given under my hand this
list day of September, 1859.
CAROLINE HINKLE,
Sept. /, ,s5e.--St. AdmnistratriI
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Local Intelligence.

ls3" We have new Carrier. and if any Of
our subscribers should fail to receive their pa
per they will please inform us.
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BY We have a lot Of Cd newspapers, suit
able for wrapping up goods, for sale, at %
cts, per hundred.
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Quo COPY per Y ar ~ 90
The mi.Wrelily SrtTGs contains all the
reading matter of The Daily, Including News,
Markets. Congressional Proceedings &c.
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l,55ZO2 5,9Oll774j5l9I
4 ,O3s.l5 IG5,0O0.ll

CoAL.-Daty-J'rom all the British Pro-
vinccs, y. A., free; From any other foreign
country, "a q cent.
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Keeps on hand and has made to order all kinds
of PAPER.
Pure bases Rags, Rope, Canvas and other Mill
Stock. Sept. |, 16j9-ly.
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To THE LADIES or CuNBgELASp.-Mrs. Borden
especially announces TO the ladies of our
Place, that she will give lessons in the different
kinds Of embroidery, namely, silk, French and
Chenille, aUd Is fully competent 10 give sails
faction. Mrs. B. has large imprt ssinS aPpa-
rntuS, of the very hest pattern, to winch she -
yltcs particular attention. rs sic cannot fail
to lease the most mstidious. The Idly has
show us rlrommcndttory letters, obtained by
her from ladies OF distinction, which speaks
highly in praise of the taste and execution o.
her work. and also of her acquii enenl to others.
All are invited to call on her at her room at
The Potomac House.
Eighteen lessons for S. or nine for
80.
~" If any lalv can learn ouc-hGlf of the
artistic skill which Mrs. y. porsseses, and can
impart, VIC should say that So were well ap-
nlicd.
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Celebrated Nois&lcss
Eg1H IA EAEI - Ii y
SEWING L.. aonilles.
No. cLnlea-vrinns lron go to als5.

NOV v It5--- I.UUa YUM ~ 70 . %.
HAMMERS, - EXTRA.
V'Nl>H mpchiu,s sew iro'n TWO spooIs, Us
4 purchased from the store, requiring no re-
winding of thread they Hon, Fell! Gather,
nld stitch in a superior sty.', finishing each
seem hy th,ir own operation, Will out recourse
to thc haud-nepGlr ns is rcquirrd hy other ms
chimes. They will do hr;,er aud cheaper scw.
ing than II scumstress can, even if She works
for oHe ccntnn hoHr.
An Agent can be seen for f,w days only at
Andrews & Swartzwcldcr's Book Store, where
Machines of different style, arr ON exhibition.
call nut see them.
Offices of Nhibitiou and sale, ioj HroaIway,
Nro York, and Isl baltimore street, halti-
more. July /, ja--Gm.
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OXYGENATED BITTERS.


4 query. Why will you suirel? Dyspepsia
is brief but comprehensive term for the nu-
uorous diseases which aft ct the stomach liver
and in fact the whole human system. uuutiI DR..
discovered the Oxygenated Bitters medical sci
cncc was nj fault and had exhausted itself IN
fruitcss effort TO cure this disease. The Dys
pepdc need suffer no longer with a disease that
is always painful, aud frequently fatal afliic-
ton.
This unique and peculiar comps und will as
certainly cure the disease rs the disease exists.
Had it not this power such testimony rs fol-
lows would not he given in its favor;
VALUABLE TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF
TIE OXYGENATED BlTTERS.
We call the attention of the reader to the fol-
lowing letter from President Smith, of Wesley
an University;
MDDLErowN, Conn, Feb. 20, 1850.
SETH ". FowLE & Coz Gentlemen, first
made use of the OXyGEYArEp BirrERs some sew
en- or eight years since. Having suffered for
twenty years from Il form OF DYSPEPSIA, which
was attended with q nervous hcadache,on an av-
erage ct not less than one day in week, was
induced by the unprctenliug recommendation
was received to discontinue the use"
The use OF one warranted further trial, to
/ the extent Of some three or four, with careful
Observance Of the accompanying directions.
The result was, au almost entire relief from the
usual dyspeptic symptoms and their depressing
painful cons gucnces. believe these biiters
/ produced an entire change in the habits OF my
system AID upon Tie active energies the
| digestive organs. I now deem myself MS ex-
| emit from Dyspepsia as most persons. These
/ biticrs have also been OF service TO olterme!n-
| bcrs ofmy family.
Very rr Pcctfullv yours,
AUGUSTUS W. SMITH
Prepared by S. W. FOW LIZ {; Co., BosrcN
I and for sale by.
J. Il i. CAMPBELL and llEALEY & SI.RI.
/ YER Cumberland.
! Dr.. HENRY c STEWARD, Froslburg.
/ HENRY WILSON, trsteruport.
Aud by dealers everywhere.
! Aug. Is, lsj9-it
TJELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
IL For diseases Of the Bladder, Kidney. Sra
vel, and Dropsy.
f-E-.r.s.
s.ss.ss .a..
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GzJ"Our Acknowledgements arc due to the
Hon. Anthony Kennedy, for public docu-
ments.
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ID ". CfAEE.
GAS IIIG HIT
EC}Z LII EGILLToN {!
MACE'S PORTABLE
G. s 3 ClEIJ T. e .AT;CI2
AND
Hydro caE3Ga Vap0r Burner Gaa
EiNtlFGSi

/ ,ulo ot the ahuvc valuable Gas Geuciutor,
ana. n"w prepared to supply The Fixtures in
all Varieties ami prices. BY this t.g!y st..4--
bic invc rtion, the resident Of the Country can
enjoy the luxury Of first quality Gas light.
which for Biiliancy, Economy, Economy, and
safety Of its use, cannot be SURPRISED.
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\ liberal price viii ho given, To be regulated
oy the size and quaiityof the timber. 1t will
be received at Al, times, in large or small lots,
aud each LAT pojd ioro on doiiocry at tie Mn
Men having timber will do better with it by
orngiL s it to the nil in the log than by man
uficturnS it for this market. 20 II 30 cents
per hundred feet in the log will pay timber
owners better than 100 or SLIP for the man
ulit,larcd lumber.
lie is prepared to furnish all kinds of lumher
in Urge % small quantities on reasonable terms.
An experience Of II years in the business en-
tbles him to promise ouiire satisfaction in the
aNocutjuu OF orders All his con tracts will be
faithfully and promptly performed.
If. Il. lIAMiKER.
July II, lSj9-3m. A.
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School lIOtice.

MISS MARY VI. BUTLER will resume the
NJ duties Of Der School in the school OF
the Engli,h Lutheran Church, on Monday, Sep
TENDER 9Th. Sept |, isj9-tf.