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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-14
AN ACT

To amend section one hundred and sixty-fve of
sn act entitled "An act of the Jurisdiction and
Procedure before Justices of the Peace. ana
of the Duties of Constables in Civil Courts,
passed March l4th, 1853, F. #
SECTION /. Be It enacted Iy ts Geacrd As
sembly of the State Of Ohio, That section one
hundred and sixty-fiSe of the act 10 which this
is an amendment be and the same Is hereby
amended so as to read as follows; Sec. 165. 1t
shall be lawful for any justice ofthe peace ofany
township of this state to issue executions on any
Judgments on the docket of any Justice of his
township, who may be unable to issue said ex-
accutions IN consequence of sickness, absence or
any other cause. The execution must be direct
ed TO constable of the county, and subscribed
Hfhe justice by whom the judgment was ren-
dered, or by-his successor in Office or by JUS
tice in whose hands the docket of any Justice of
the township has been placed, in consequences Of
the justice who may have rendered Judgment
being unable TO issue In Consequence of sickness
absence, or. any other cause; and must bear
date, the day Of its delivery to the officer to be
executed. 1t must intelligibly refer 10 the
judgment, by stating the names of the parties;
and the name OF the justice before whom the
county and township where, and the time
when it was rendered; the amount of the judg-
ment, asd if less than the whole is due, the true
amount thereon, as follows; lst. 1t 1t be case
where the defendant cannot be arrested, IT must
direct the officer to collect the amount of the
Judgment out of the personal property of the
debtor, and pay the same to the party entitled
thereto 3D. If it be case where any Of the
Judgment debtors are certified or the docket as
surety, it shall command that the money be
made of the personal property of the paincipal
debtor, and for want thereof, of the personal
properly ofthe surety. In such cases the per-
sonal properly of the principal, subject to exc
cution within the jurisdiction, shall be exhaust
ed before any of the property of the bail shall be
taken in execution. Sd. If it be case where
the defendant may be arrested, in addition 10
the foregoing, it must direct the officer, if suf
fcient property Of the defendant, subject to the
execution; cannot be found to satisfy the iudg-
.ment, that he arrest the debtor and commit him
to the jail of the county, until he pay the iudg-
ment or be discharged according TO law, unless
fhe execution be accompanied by an order Of
arrest, as provided in sections twenty-six and
twenty-scven. 4th. 1t must, in all cases di--
rect the officer to make return Of the execution,
and certificate thereon, showing the manner in
which he has executed the same, in thirty days
from the time ofhis receipt thereof
Sec. 2. That Section one hundred and six
zty-fve be and is hereby repealed i 30 l
Sec. B. This act to take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
a WILLIAM B. WOODS,
b1a Speaker of the House of Representatives
MARTIN 5WELKER, 4
President of the Senate
q March 4, 1859. = 017 aaG
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-14
AN ACT

AN All s.r,t .f5 5etI5---..- q.
An act to amend section ffty-four Of the act en-
Titled "An act to provide for the organisation
of cities and Incorporated Villages" passed
May 3, 1852.
SECTION 1. Be IL enacted By the General As
ses'abiy Of tie State of Ohio That section fifty
four Of the act entitled can act to provide for the
organization of cities and Incorporated villages,
passed May Sd; 1852, be so amended as to read
sas follows: Section 81. 1t shall be lawful for
any council of any Incorporated village or city,
toprovlde for the immediate arrest upon view,
and without warrant, by the proper officer, of
! any person found violating any ordinance made
to preserve the peace quiet or good order ofsueh
corporation, or any ordinance providing for the
safety, health, comfort, for the protection of
the property of the citizens of such corporation
And any person so arrested shall be taken forth
with before the Mayor, or some Justice of the
Peace of the county, for trial. The council
may also provide that when any fine is imposed
for violation of any ordinance, heoffender may
be committed until the fine and costs of prose
cution shall be paid, or until there shall be dis
charge by due course of law.
Sec: g That the said original section fifty
four be and the same is hereby repealed and
that this act take effect from and after its pas
sage.
.ig7fa sf al WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
'-2 President of the Senate.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-14

very Safe 10 say tnat neltner tne court,
nor the Investigating Committee. nor any
body else believes or ever did believe that
it was the intention of the General Assem-
biz to involve itself and this important in
terest in such ruinous absurdity. That
the decision was eninently satisfacto-
5ry to the Administration that had then
recently succeeded 70 the management"
of fund amounting, or soon to amount,
to more than half million of dollars, no
one will be disposed to question. only
wish to add, that at the time the Fund
Commissioners made this and other simi-
lar investments of the Sinking Fund, no
question had ever been raised of the law
fulness or propriety of'fmanaging this fund
for the advantage Of the State" The SEN
timent was universal and right, doubtless,
that it was the duty of these Commission
ers 10 do precisely as they did-and that
II they erred it was in favor of the State
with no expected or possible advantage
to themselves-and that it resulted in no
loss to the State. a Il
In their reference to the connection of
the Fund Commissioners with the Canal
Bank, the Committee are equally at variance
with the truth. 1t is true in this case.
they are only guessing at the facts. But
they seek to give to their conjectures and
insinuations the force Of positive knowl-
edge. 1t ought to be sufficient to say that
the former Fund Commissioners had nei-
ther personally nor officially, any relation
to or transactions with the Canal Bank,
except such as were sought by the Board
for the benefit of the State, for such is the
truth, and the insinuations of the Commit
tee have not the slightest foundation in
fact. es,-. .
The Canal Fund Commissioners who
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14

The Washington Constitution says: Should
Judge Douglas and his friends succeed in
their efforts at the North, and Gov. Wise
and his friends Succeed in their efforts at the
South, the result will be that when The Dem
ocratic Convention meets the party will fud
itself divided geographically and scctionaIly-
tie North demanding sqnattcr sovereignty.
as held and cXpoGnded by Judge Douglas
aud Lis friends, with the united rJjth oppo-
sing it; and the South demsnlinc congress
siund Intervention, rs held hT Governor
Wise and his friends, and united North op-
posing it. Thus arrayei against each other.
tie inevitable result must I've thas the party
will be distracted and divided. and must fall
to pieces if left in the hands Of these TWO an
ta:onizing factions to decide and control its
| future fate" II then, ia reference TO the de-
! mand of Governor Wise aud his friends
calls upon the Southern Democracy to unite
| il adhering to the Cincinnati platform and
the past pledges Of the party, without stop
ping to disc,;Ss the abstract question Of the
ton of slavery in The Territories and it con-
tends that if Congress or territorial legisa-
ture seek by unconstitutional legislation to
deprive a citizen Of his rights in the Terrific
RES, the courts If the country are open h.
him. and are capable Of atfordinc all the
protection he requires for the maintenance
81 his rights. And, on the other hand, it
attirIns that the doctrines of Judge Douglas
stand condemned, and tmust lie repudia ted
By the natlona! Democratic party
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Order of Publication.

Roanra Jamos) No. 1920. In tho Circuit
Va. Court tor AlIeEHny county as
JoLn James. Court Of Equity.
J'uL 5hjec. of til, bill Is to procure a decree
1 dycrcing tho compluinan: f.om the delcn
iHnt a vipcuta W"tri..ouii.
The bill stntea that the omplainan intermur
riei with defendant in ,SiS. That more thar
i've years ago he abandoned hcr, and has lived
ont of the State Of Maryland ever sace he p
bandunei her, md that he now lIycs out of the
state Of Maryland, and that he has never lived
with her since he abandoned her.
1t is theteupon aajudgch md ordered that
the complainant. ty raus:ng n copy Of thir or
der 10 he inserted in some ne Tspapcr published
IN the city of CumbcrlHn3 once Il week for one
month before the l'tday Of August next, give
notice TO til said absent defendant Of the oh.
icct and subst Of t.is iii. md warn him
TO appear ia this Court H. ."r. II or bysulieitrr,
on or before ;Ec ID hnr ,f N,vcmher, 1889 t.
answcr the premises an I'rr cause il any he
nus, Why decree ourIt hot 10 pHss as prayed.
True C1py--
Test II. r ESLEY.
June 90. ls59--lm. C!,tk.
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TESTERS
tMpgOuEn SHUTTLE
CE-STTVCH
81 Wing MACNI \ EG.

JtHIS Is the mott eiia'Dlc Re wing y achine CIV
i ersuGured in this ~ rkat, both in the quill
ty of its work, its d1rsbiiity and simplicity.
The operation Of ids easier learned than that
Of any other machine. while ii worta with osac
on IT, & most siik oe heaviest cloth, which II
works in q very superior 'inapnerj msting a
strait, evenly laid seS m. much Gne; than ordi-
nsry hand work, while both sides Of the cloth
are stitche ed alike. ftrarcly gets out Of working
order or requircR repairing, and lie 40 s!mplc
that I'm operate, can perform all ordinary re-
psirs on Il ,entll IL is worn cut. With all these
advantages over othe- nnchinns, ~c ieci conf
dent Testers Patett Se~ing Machines will best
meet the wants OF families, all kinds Of m4nr-
featuring cl others, taiiUra, or auy others re-
quiring It aesn In their work, will find this
Mtchine TINT will do their work in rapid ana
suh.:autial msnner, and turch nicer thsn the
ordinary way. Families who require much
sewing ~ill End t7.ig Machine peculiarly einpt-
ed to their wants, besides saving labor enough
in few months to pay ior it. Toiio's Tiiifnd
n grea; s1ying by using thir Sewing Machine,
besides being always su-c Of n superior quality
Of work tho: 1es not rip, al d tba; locke much
nicer thni. hand work.
REFERENCE TO A FEW PERSONS USING THFM.
: W. Richardson, My,rLa4t Tailor, Ory St,
rru7 me CL"rrh.
Lei Peg ; e.. ehoc s'o-c, IN Bait p.
5. 5triGsr, Nartilq Factory, EG.t..Hcru st..
over Pprrs CHM stcre.
J. EvRna, No lS Br'tiIn0rr street.
: jaime. Taylor. 40. BIG Baltimore street.
Mis- Kate Wil'yari. 70 Constitution street.
Mrs. y. a. Bcnid. No. 90 Ensor erect.
Mrs Buckmiglyr, - Nc E!d,r,y street.
Mrs. Watson, l35 Hamburg street.
Mrs =. Brooks, w llemhurG street.
L. b. CHASE. Agent, i6a Rail-, ST..
Opposite the Adams Exprcsg Co,
baltimore Juno Ii, lSGp,-Iy.
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Mount Vernon .

A lerss- from the Hon. Edward EYore:t, TO
tho Pub. sheGs.
Boston, sth JIae, 1859.
GESriEAEE:-The box coLtsiriag the view
of MOUNT VEEEoN, arrived yesterday. l
AIN greatly sb' ised TO you for this pleasing spec
imSn OF printing in co,o.s, which besides lis
interest as u representation Of the spot which,
moro thaa any o,der, sndsErs itself to the heart
"f the county, i, woftLy Of attention ns q sue
cess.u! ate npt 20 paos works Of art ofthis lind
within the roach Of the great mass Of the com.
mun!iy.
.eEsin Gentlemen,
With many thanks. 10,
Very respectfully yours,
EDWARD EVERETT.
Tho subscribers have just issued a picture Of
MOUNT VERNON, printed IN FIFTEEN OIL
C0LORS. By new and improved process, by
which pictares that have heretofore cost from
SO TO IS ca DO furnished for FIFTY CENTS.
The size OF our engraving is s by 20 inches ;
Oh super calendersd heavy plate paper.
Price FIFTY CENTS, postage paid to any
part OF the United States.
j. II. BYRAM b CO.,
liz South Third ct, philadel phia.
CD- gents wanted in every county through
GU, the Union. June 30, ls59-3w.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14

Hollo,cay's Ointment and P;Ue-

Rollo,cdys Ointment aud PHs-A friend
~ learning. great remedial prepar-
atoms have been initiated and the iniita-
tions may kill as certainly as the genuine
articles cure. To prevent the possibility of
imposition, purchase no pot of Ointment or
box of Pills unless EMBODIED in book of III
rectons bearing the words, Holloway, New
York and London" impressed as water
mark on each leaf Furnished with the true
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14

aud Legitimate specifics the old, young and
middle.aecd Of both sexes may cure with alb
soIute rertinty'thoae disease of the diges-
five and scotSitc orgsna, the skin and the
flesh. which sphysicians are accustomed to
pronounce ''incurable.'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14
Ds. w,sr.a's R,tsAx OF Wno CnKaar.

Il,
GlU,ss Pictorial ef24G Ju,y:-Reairine
he true sense Of responsibility attaching to tue,
Editor Of and putiister ola sIdeiy circulated
journal, We should ceeu, II a. tile less then a
crime to recommend soy medical compound
the real viriue"'of which we could not conscitu-
tiousiy endorse. This bslaatntc compound has
become home fixture; and all rcrsoca WHO
suT,r, end have In vain attempted to cure
their C0pghS, Co'd.. Bro.chi1tor Pulmonary
Conp'afr's, r1s;e use OF dis uHc9aal'ed rene
dy.
Th&Joiio-ocng Certificate from di:'i7ystsed
gentleman is equally conclusive:
From Rev. Henry Wood, formerly Editor Of
tie Congregational Journal, Concord, N. II.
m re rccrut'Y American Consul n Hcytooi rSy-
rim, aud nov Chaplain in tie Navy.
Corc9sD, X. H., March 2.
Messes SEra v. Fow.G & Co. Gc"t(cmsn:--
Two years sgo Il sudden and violent attack up
on my Lr1Gs confined 20 my bed for several
weeks AID when recovered, | was so much
oppressed b., difficulty in breathing, tha was
often uroble to sleep OF rest upon bed by
nix IT, ne suffering was extreme and j"dg.
ing from he jGsHicrcr Of the IT NEEDLES used,
slprcsai Tie 'leage nruraLle. Being persna-
j i TO try II hottie of U,s'dT's Bilsam q var
Che-Tv. without confidence in it's efficacy
found the Glfiicrily nlmos en- tife!y removed be-
fore one bottle was used up. Sympathy with
nv fellow sufferers induces me to make this
public statement, and recommend the article ~
others similarly afflicted.
With respect, YOURS truly,
llE&RY WOOD.
W. EcsegTe Of NE md Hortiiss' Cona'e :
AitEf The only GeHuire, Pure and MeiicjHYi
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During the eight years the number Of mines
in operation In, increased ls3 per cent: the
quantity Of col prod'tced, 384 per cent and
the money value Of thr coz. UPWARDS OF 600
per ccnt.-Syiarg HcrGH
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14

FISH! FISH! Fish
500 bbls. Z. P. Her-inE,
800 " tlerivas,
100 az Potomac
100 No. / Mackctsl
5000 Goldfish,
Strictly prime For snio by
!. y. HAPPFE / Co.
Alexsndr: IT, June 2--tf.
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papers for Mailing
MARYLAND Coat TRADE. For III

MARYLAND Coat TRADE. the
,,xeck ending Saturday, July 9th, $4,000
.ons of coal were shipped over the Cumbcr-
and and Pennsylvania Railroad, and 4.o33 %
over the road OF the Georges Creek Coal ard
iron Company. Making total for the week
from the en,irt region Of c,S53l3 tons.
Total shipments for the yea. from the en-
ire region, 25S, sos. 10 tors.
70 boats cleared this port during weeks
ending Wednesday, the 18th inst, carrying
s,79s0S tons Of Coal.
During the season 2l5G boats cleared this
port, carrying 122, 407.0S tons Of Coal.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14

MArRrM6StAL. The Clerk Of Al!cgany
County Court issued nineteen marriage Ii
censcs during the month Of June last, and for
the corresponding period of eighteen hundred
and ffty-eight, twcnty-seven.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14

ARM BRoKE.-Wercgrett to learn that Capt.
!. ". Wolvington, the conductor ofthc Cum
berland Coal and Iron Companys Railroad,
had his arm broke one day last week. 1t
seems that a COW was on the track willie the
cars were moving at their usual speed, and
tho brakes were promptly put down, but not
IN time to prevent running over her. The
shock produced by striking the COW loosencd
the brake the fange of which struck Mr..
Wellington on The arm, breaking it.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14
ROMAN EYE BALsEM,
For TnnameG TyeIids.

The delicate structure Of tie eyeiiis renders
it peculiarly sensitive aui liable 10 di7ruc,--
Wien from amy cause, it becomes affected, tie
inner uicc,hraac rapidly ilflnles, aaI 'heryo-
lid eviaces the a.Yorgeat proiisrusit:n'. to at
ract 70 !t.c.f"uuoTj nom s.I.prt5 g! the TOO,
Hundreds Of pcIsous OF srro'ulous habit Mt
dij gurcu BY rawntss Of richness oi the eycids
commonly called sore 'rcs, ana ioilu"cd with
apprehensionl Of impaired vision, no, bc
using this 3 tLSAM, may obt'iun!most immc-
dinte relief 10 nj cases the earlier .hia se,n-
eiy is applied ths better.
READ THE FOLLOW ING EVIDENCE.
Nhw Yolu,, July li;t, 1850
Messrs / 9. q y. SAgha; Grutirmau:-.l
have hesu l.onuDrd for velrs with an afsrliDH
Of the ~, lids, uui ,iy. tiyd q uun'her 81 gctu-
sNics without experiencing rHg decrdal beng
IT, 4 'cw weeks since obtained so.us Of your
EowhH EYE BAiSN", aud gppIi"A it ACCORDING to
the direct ious. The .ii.t application produced
4 decidedly benefit i,d c"rn', hrt haf not used
1t Il wfe,, before ny .ycI.ds We're catlra'y free
fom Inflammation, * igA had not beeu the Case
b2lor, for many years
Inurs, r.. 2. q. WILLIAMS, 2G%
EaoAaTNv.
PRICE, q CENTS PER JAR
r.orarcd end sold by A. Il K u. SANDS.
Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton street, corner
Of William, Now YORK.
Tor sn!c by UEALEY & SERVER, Druggist
Cumberland Md.
June 80 iB1J-lm.
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Timber Wanted j!
100000 Feet
OF Pine, Oak and w alnut
Logs per month,
Cash will be paid ON delivery
at the Mill.

A liberal price will he given, TO be regulate
by the size ard quality Of the timber. 1t will
be received at all times, in large email lots,
and each !ot paid isr on ,!e!fpery AT the MIL
Men having timber will do better with it by
bringir il to the i'll in the log than by man =
ufacturing IL for this market ~ or so cents
per hundred feet in the log will pay timber
owners bs,ter than Sl.00 OF SIP for the man
ufacturad lumber.
He is prepared to furnish all kinds Of lumber
in urge or small qua ntites 0 n reasonable terms.
An experience Of l 6 years in tho business en-
ebles him to promise entire satisfaction in the
execution of orders All his contracts will be
faithfully AMI promptly performed.
II. r HAHaKEI.
July IL isSo-:m
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GROVER & e AKERS
Celebrated Noiaeless
81 "a SaG E1 nj
Sewing Machines.

NOW 0tyIts--TIlCtb IfO-n @DU 20 o NH
IiEMMERS, s. EXIKh.
THESE nacniuys sew irom two apoo'5, as
j prlchtsed from the stare, requiring 10 re-
winding Of thread they Hem, Fell, Gnther,
at L Stitch ia q superior style, finishing each
seem by their own operation, WITHOUT recourse
to the hnnd-uce,llc, as is required hy other
chimes. They will do better and cheaper sew
ing than a scaIls;lcss ehn, even if she works
for me cent IN dou-.
Ltir.Au authorized Agent r these Machines
will soon visit this place, 10 c.:ubli them, nnEe
sa"s, md appoin. a gent.
Offices of yhlbitinn and sale, IJj broadway,
New York, and Isl Baltimore Street, Balti-
more. July -, lsjg--Gn.
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New Lumber Yard.

THE undersig ned have now on &and an rs
L sortInent Of LUMBER, Of sariuus ~zcs and
qualities, SHINGLES, LATHs. DC, to which
they are msklng tonstsnt tdditions, so rs to
Eeep up full supply st all times.
OGFce and Yard al tie .SostA end Of C,P're 81,
| where the public are invited 10 cell before Sur-
ch a4ing else where. az rve will cnJoacor 10 seil
wholesale retail, 90 the nj OK accommodating
terrs.
Gebrge's Creek G. Frostturg Coal
will lie furnished by tie eerso. on board Of
Boosts. or ty tho car load at Crmbcriand and
D .ints esstwsrd on the line OF tie Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Orders Ivy mail either for
Lum ber or Coal. arc respectfully collected and
i; all receive prompt attention.
q. ". 4 q. \. HALLEN,
Jnly -, te5c-Gn. Cumberland Nd.
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The Aims House.

ORDERED, that the franks O itte County
~ Commissioners &c ans they arc lerc'.v
rendered 10 the Trustees Of the Ains'ronse, for
Ne ,o-v satisfactory manner in wtici they
we d;schsrr,d their duties and that The
C!rik q" ills Board te ard he ia irrr,,y re-
Qutstsd to have tie report &c the 1r'str"s
published oncr q week tor three successive
wccl,S, j, each Of the ncwspa!ers tented in
Ills touuty.
THOMAS a. E0pEINS
(,igrt
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rom newspapers and original documents. By
Franz Moore, in vols. $40, Of 500 pages each.
EmbcrisL ID with twelve Eusrayipss, Maps and
Plans ON steel. Prize s..
SOLD ONLY Ei B5CRTrTIoN.
The design Of hi, worh i. to present view
OF the American Ee,vluriu. ps it 4Pp"ar,'t t.
,no.r y, ., 81 $40 acto.s 10 it. It il CONFUSED OF
selections from tho "Lib AID Luy a ncwsra.
per, Of the f.,,,od, toGcanr! "..l extracts iro..
Aithcrtu LnIuhnshuG PI.t".a ".a!.e= kept "a
ri,c the war. pui at uLcc ..a"rJs tie reader
narrative, ia the oTiriurl language and expires
sion Of both sides OF .ac great qr2a-ions which
ayj!atrl the conflicting countries.
C. iuus notes, Illustrative ptt she mcr' obscure
portions Of Il tcvt; Biographical s*etGhes d
eminent Tat9uf., sJlt,-ut.u 20. military and na-
cav commau5er.; together with an analytic in
dtx, will he alta bed t. ihr pI'
CHARLES SGEIGNEE,
I". ~ Grnnd street, New York.
v. p -- Asru .'a.iu'r oprt dps ,r.r icc0 ynb-
..i ..ad 4. y. lr.,r ~ ret j0f.r,8 ~ c'ns.e.
iuG..r .r-eg e.. nh, uyu.G ri.n Pc tmerirrn
I,r,f,fjrHo. .gpo1r.i Ia he tg.s i, 10
oi.. r. sIssr,nl .,a.r".a't FL. 't.. ~. Tar TRINA
~ mn Drrt. i',', .. p'y'.t. i'.,''-lt,
roo. .U / a.. e.
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IuST published and for sale by Aadrerr
y Swarzsclicr. under St. Nicholas Hotel!
Baltimore g, Cumbe,lsnl Nd.
Forty -Four ears Of 3untcrs Life. being
"reminiscences Of Nrsh.ck Browning, n Mary
land Hunter, price, sl.25
Ny Thirty ezra o&t OF The Sen.
ate, by n,i. Jacst Downing a." I.C1
The Tin Trumpet. or heads and
tail, flr the wise and waggish. les
Tae Cavalier, = Novel by G. P. r
JameE, l.5
TheArt Of eXtemp0re tpeakinr, " 90
Memoirs OF the Empress Catharine
the Second. Too
Irviug's Life of Wasbin ston vol 200
Reg sylvester's Word by the au.
thor OF the Heir of Redclyffe, IS
The Pillar OF Fire, by Rev. J. II.
Ingraham, I2s
Love me Little Love ne Long,by
Charles Read, " "a
Iha Conyalascent, IN. : Willis " las
Juno 20 1883.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14

MOUNT VERNON PICTURES ;.
7 IIH0GRAPH and photographic views =
LIB To;n5 Of Washington ana Mount Ts-
nnn Mansion, for sale at Smiths Haner,. -
aid % she Ladies' Mount Vernon Assoeitti5r-
Call md ersrnina tTecimehs FhotcgigIs
Views Of Residences. &C., pnt NJ very cE~a-S
Tren lSrge number is -n.ej. 'Jrn. -. -
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14

'IHL & .g raN ga5 .rs"r. -rsI, np.ifei tAat
1 q .prnt OF fou- pc .n' wiz lc allowed
Oh alI ,,Ae. pait H.. ., p lc Nrndny Of Au-
pt,t ~. T.. EIZFE.
Iu.. -, ,.-"--in. Collector.