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40 COnsurplptises.

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in IL lew weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with II we're
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A Proclamation.

CTATE NJ MdkILAND,F EXECUTIVE DT.
- rARTM ENT.-ln accordance with II,
usage which has how become established among
the people y! tEis State. that some proper dr.,
should he appointed by the chief civil author
i;y To bo Observed specini occasion OF
Thanksgiving aud Grsti,ude to AiNieR1Y
for the continued Itsssines which. during tho
yenr nov drawing to its CLOSE, have been vcuci.
s9ted /" ~ snt in order IL comply with chs
general expectation md desire Of tle either
Gi this state who wish to unite On the ssmo
day ith the citizens OF other Sta.es, n sergirc
So becoming n Christian nation, !. Thomas Ho!-
Ida. Hicks, Governor of the State Of Mari
land. do hereby designate and appoint THUS
DAY, the 24th day of November ECx,, az do.
Of General Thanks giving and Prayer. and il.
vito and roqucst nil the Inhabitants IF III il Stat,
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all their cu'tomary AMI daily business; ~
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Of Thanksgiving and Prayer.
f6ksH Givon under my hand and the great
EaS1 Seal Of Marthui. "a. Annapolis. this
twenty It'll day :: October, In the yenr 1857.
TH0S. II. HICKS.
BY tie Govrrnor.
JAMES Il. PARTRIDGE.
noslNt9i. Secretary Of State.
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Sands Sarsaparilla.
REMEMBER
"Pro9asttnatien is tbs thief IF time"

Progasttnation is tbs thief Of time"
When disease invades the physical form.
no time should be lost in procuring the right
medicine and using il without delay. For
chronic constitutional diseases, such as Rheu-
matism, Kings Evil. Scrofua, obstinate Cur
taneons Eruptious. Ulcerf. Enlargement and
Pain OF the Bon,s, and other similar disease.
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tiis preparation will be found ~naost


operating mildly and pleasantly on the gen.
eral system, purifying and cleansing the vital
fluids. giving tono and energy to the nery-
n,Is system. aud imparting stamina to the
debilitsted frame. Hundreds who had SUI
ferei years have been permanently cured in
short TIME ~ its use,
Prepared aud sold by a. B.. and D. SANDS
Uraggisls, 400 Fulton Street. New York.
For snie by iiEALEY and SHRIYER, Druggist
/ Cumberland, Nd. &C..
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Bo,ros Coal bARxer .--EnrnSh Camel
Goal is steady at S!2@i3 0of2 On. r@sh with
small sales. in P;c.ou and Sydney there have
teen further largo sales at s IS q 4 20 +
to-. cash. Anthracite has been IN steady
re,a.. demand =. IS 50GG per tor.
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- y y Y I y ~ ~
To al uhr-r il mar Com,ern.
Hrvingproved Priority OF Invention before
the Patent Office Of the United States, over the
O-clllcd CHARLES II. Loveless' Seq Generating
Gn, Rprnsr.'un which proofa Patent was gran
ted M by the United States, bearing date the
10Th hay e October, 1858. This is to caution
at psr,o"s rgntn.' making, re"di"y cruising the
.pnc. as all who so do. will be held responsible
for damages, ns by the United States Patcnt
Lnws made aud provided, for such infringe
ments of!ny Rights, and those holding under
me
Ais, against the making. using or vcudingto
nv bnrtps III. SO. called '.,fnkHVor's Dome site
SRI Gc"srrtipy Gas burmers," as the same ia
nm infringement of nv Patents, barring date
the POI day of June, 1858, and also Of October
Goth, 4. d. 1858
ALONHO VI. MACE,
May -. l3je--iy, Springfield, Mass.
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Total, 1929 81
Revenue from the three roads
for the same month ia 1885,. 39l 1876 10
Nett increase for lS59......... S25,634 81
The Annual Report was presented by Pres
ident Garrett-read and approved.
1t is gratifying to know that the connec-
ton by rail between Baltimore and Nashville
is at last complete. Passengers and goods
can now reach the latter city hence, with on
ly two changes OF cars, or they can 60 to Gin
cinnati, and thence to Louisville by packet.
We learn also, that the freight on goods hence
to Nashville is nearly fourth less than by
way of Charleston. But the grand object
gained is in time. The distance from Louis
vile to Nashville is ,s4 miles. tue Express
train making it in about Q hours.
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EALU' ABLE
FURNACE PROPERTY,
FOR s ALE.

The subscribers, Executors OF James fan!l
deed in pursuance OF the directions OF the last
will and testament Of the said deceased, will
Expose TO sale, by public vendue, a, tie Walter
HOUSE., in Conne!isvill,, Fayet:e Co, Pa, on
Til lrsuay, the l7,h day OF November, 1859, NJ
one O'clock, +. NJ, all that valuable property
known us the New Laurel Furn ice lands, situ-
nted on the Youghio2hcny river in Dunbnr
township, in said county, on the line OF the
Pittsburgh & Connellsyilie Railroad, and with
IN four miles OF the Fayette county Railroad,
conini. ing about $500 acres, more or less.
The land is well limLerei, and aboun3s in
iron ore and limestone, and possesses every
facility Tor carrying on the furnace.
\ large part OF the land il also vel! adapted
10 agricultural purposes, and contains also
coal in considerable quantities.
Pe sons wishing 10 axarnine the land before
he dav of sale, can call on VIM Walker Esq,
in ConnelsvIle, or on Joseph PAUL, near New
Haven, who will show them the property, or
give any desired information ~ to terms, &c.
JOSEPH PAuLL.
THOS. I. TOW NSLEI.
Soy n 1859 --tl,
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GREAT REPUBLIC"
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THE THIRD VOLUME
vii, commence with the number for JANUARY,
1860, which will he issued early in December,
1859. Every nnmber will he splendidly illus
trateI ia III. hi = hest style Of art. Among th'
numerous cuutribu' ors rngaged for tie coming
year aye the folio wing welkuown Il stinsuiSst-
ed authors:
FiiE Green iia:ieck, ;iehs SMITH & Jack Dow
Ore,tes a. Bro~ nsou, J. +. Headicy, Mug
George r. Morris, George y. Prentice,
VIM. Gilmore Simms, Alice Carey,
Park BenjSnia, Ms. kirkland,
John q. Bake, ars. Onkcs Smith,
Hannah +. Gould, pht6e Grey,
Calhoun McKeuric, Mr.. Ellei,
N. (. MaGry, &c, &c, tc
In the January number will he commenced
,.4e most sIr.ain.ly o.isinAi novel Of the day
entitled
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Leather! Leather !

Oak and ilemiuck Sole Leather.
Oak aud Hemlock ole Leather.
Oak and Ilemlock Sole Leather.
French, German American Calf Skins
French, German American Calf Skins.
French, German American Calf Skins.
Morocco, Kid and Patent Leather.
Morocco, Kid and Patent LEATHER.
Morocco, Kid aud Patent Leather.
Bindings, Innings, Hastings, &c.
Bindings, Linings, Hastings, &c.
Findings, Innings, hastings, Sc
~ Invite Country Merchants and Mauiac
trsers /, examine our stock of Leather and
shoe va iip,s. trimmings, &C., which we . ie r
at whol=snlo Of retail for Cash, or good paper.
atths lowest prices. Allorders executed IA tn
fully. MAYNARD, ELY Il ROSE,
No S. South Calvert St., BALTIC. Nd.
Sept. Il, lsj3.--2m
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2,2T2 Acres,

more or iess. Ia: land IS on Keysere Ridge
and adjoins the itnd4 o.: Henry Rcss and oth-
ers. ItisunuGceJsary 10 enter into minute
description Of the property, s g"rtons who
may wish To purcalsu have am 10 time 10 vie"
the property before the day Of sac. Tie pro
perry is dc.irapie and the attention Of those
;5ho icssge to invest their means in req! estate
IL directed o. th.s sale.
Terms of SaGe: Uno third Of the purchase
money 10 he paid in band on thu day OF sale,
or OF. tie ratifGniion thereof, sAd this residue
IN two equal annual ipslalmentf. with interest
thereon from the day .; sale, tie purchafer or
purchasers to give his or their notes or bonds,
with surety or srreties 10 be approved by the
trustee. JAMES ". SCHLEY,
New. II, l559-tds. Trustee.
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Ancag the many res;ofa;ivts which nature
has supplied 10 relieve the Affections Of hu-
msaity there is no more favori,c one for
certain class Of diseases than the "med,cinal
gum" Of the wild Cherry Tree but however
valuable II is, its power to heal, to soothe, TO
relieve, and to cure, is enhanced TN fold by
scientific and judicious combination with 9TH
er ingred ents, IN themselves OF equal WORTH
This happy mngling exists in that
'Combi:ntion and q form indeed
OF medicine known M
DR.. Wistar's Dalsam of Wild Cherry,
Il hose value in curing Corghs, Colds, EroHeh-
i;s, Woo; ing Cough, Group, -i:thmG, Pu!mo-
nary oeteiion, and lncipic,: Cens,ritisn is IN
estindti:.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILRoAD.--At the
regular monthly meeting OF the Board. held
on the 9th inst, the following report for the
month Of October, was read
The revenue for The month has been as fol-
lows:
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HEALrH OF JUpE DOUGLAS Washington,
Nor. 15.-Judge Douglas condition has i'm.
proved within the last twenty-four hours. and
his physicians consider him better this morn
5nr
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Baltimore * e,iiiO Esaiiromd.
Improved Schedule for Travel.
I.ftaa .;s..4:,2 I'LL

Isaa zsslsi.-. -.i.i: III
Az md ator Monday, Nof. 49,, ,S57, lie
" passenger trails vii! rGa 40 .ot!e"s;
For tho East.
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN ;da.iyss. s-ndays.)
Leaves Wheeling 940p. IN. Arrive. at a,ti-
a. Cumberland S.ija IL. more 5 vo 2. n.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily.j
Leaves Wheeling l..O5a. nj. Arrives at Bati
Cumberland I0.+0 p.n. mora t.d5 H. Ii.
Pas,eugersiro Cam1srland .ot way sskIioIs
East, will taGe Mail Tra.a only,
For the West.
TRAIN 5c:wecI 1ainhsr-
land and WheeHUS,
Leave Cumberland Goa 10. hTT:Te o. i GeGl.
ing $50 P. y.
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN daily es. sunday
Leaves Baltimore IL q. IN. ArsivsatWhecl.
- Cumberland E.SS :. m. ."S ~ ..,a.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN tppAyJ
Leaves Baltimore .0tp. M. ArriSesM " heel
- Cu.SbcsiHmi ll.@jP.n. .DEat . 0vh. al
Passengers {, ON Cumberland for Way S.a
lions W5s. viii ..i5 -. oIa.a''a,;ca y. IN,
and Tor Stations ca x. i. Va. Rood WA tsss
Express ;raiG.
rhror7h Tickets for sii i'm por,.a.e elise west,
con be pTvcaIed 1T this VA;cs
L. I. BoCNM, Agent.
Cumberland Statiol, Nov II, 1879.
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PurLaugLARIa Coal MAEELr.

NEW York Coal MAEXEr.-Th! demand
for Domestic coal $ lair, and price, sre steady.
Sales by the cargo at SO $50 81 Al 3 ton,
and from ;so var, a; $4 25@.si - per tor.
The demand .or Foreign IS far, via light
stocS.
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l'u IliIsIi
These Remedies aot arr lie the uosiru:ns Of
the day, hut depend npon their intrinsic
mtri, tor popular favor.
Also tor sale ut the Homo piSpens"rY, 800
south Second Street, Pmiatelpiin, DR.. Gull
lens celebrated Indian Vegetable P"nacea,
for the cure ut Scrofuls, Mereutial Discusses
au all other Impurities ci the Blood, AND
his other Remedies.
For sale by Nil Druggists AM. others thron2h'
out the United STATES Chnada, &C., md Tor
snle by ]. 3. CAMPBELL. Cumberland
Lowndes 4 Clury, rroslbnrg, Har, & Hatfield.
Annapolis Samuel Anderson, Gov. Ridge
Nov.2, l859-ly.
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Local Intelligence.

3IARYLaxp Coat TRADE. For the
week ending Saturday, Eov. II, 7,246.ol
tons Of coal were shipped over the Cumber-
land and Pennsylvania Railroad, and 6.TS7. 10
over the road Of the Georges Creek Coal and
Iron Company. Ma&ng total for the week
from the entire region OF 1888 IL tons.
Total shipments Tor the year from the en-
lire region, 4i7,9l9.09 tons.
So boats cleared this port during the week
ending Wednesday, the 10th inst, carrying
9,5lS 10 tons Of Coal.
Durias the season 244G buats cleared this
port. CARRYING 255, 249.06 tons Of Coal.
DEATH FROM BUENIsa.-On Wednesday
9th inst, Charlotte y. Buckley, sgei abou;
years, an interesting little daughter of Mr.
J. Hoffman Buckley, Willie playing with
number of children at a bon FIRE in a lot near
her parents residence, had her clothes TO take
fire and before they were extinguishcd was SO
severely burnt that she died in few hours
aGlcr the occurrence. 1t is seldom that we
meet with y case that so powerfully appeals
to our feelings as this one. Her body being
most trightully burned, and having iuhA!ed
the flames. there was no human means that
could arrest DEATH Being informed Of this,
and suffering more than our pen is capable
If describing, with her mild and childish
voice, lifting W her eyes to her attendants,
shc bcsou.,.t, rs she must die that the doctor
might administer something that would end
Ter lie and put her out Of her extreme suf-
tering. Blessed little one, thu days of thy
suffering are over, for the controller Of all
,lesinies has said suffer the little children to
come unto me.
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Natures True Restorative.
THE BEST, SAFEST, AND PUREsT
TONIC AND Alternative EVER PRE-
PARED.


PARED.
1t is recommer ded by the leading medical
authorities and IS highlyhpproved by all who
have tried it, Delicate ladies find IL u perfect
restorative; and persons who lead IL sedenta:g
he will find their nervous and general system
strengthened and Improved by its use.
The great object of this medicine is
To purify the system OF all morbid
yirsf Watter, and impart to the blood such
properties as to make 1t new, pure,
apd rich.
Second of acrid " hnm ns s'a di,y and all mu.
cous matter, which cause so many
aud fatal diseases.
Third. TO sofen and relieve structure of the
skin, and thus establish n healthy
and natural flow Of the "inscnsibe
perspicaiion.'
Fourth dses. p" organs rga ] and give great vig
or and vitality to all the organs OF
the body.
To eradicate all diseased, inpare,
Fifth and poisnnons particles from the
blood, flesh, and bones, and eject
their complete expulsion from the
hody. r .
To counteract the I'll effects produ-
Sl1tn. ced ny the use of mercury, and TO
remove all scorhutc eruptions, arts
ing from whatever cause.
Prepared AID sold by A. b. Il D. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton street, comet
of william, New YORK.
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RI As matter Of convenience 30 or
readers, We call their attention to the follow
ing, which shows tbs hour Of closing the
mails at the Post Office ia this city. Cut it
Ont and post it up in your counting room:
Eastern mail at 7.40 y. II. aud 3. IN.
Western " 100 a. III. and o p. m.
Bedford mail daily Except Sunday 9r,m.
National Road Try-Weekly, op. m.
Somerset do. do. 8 p. m.
Fintstonc Ton Sundays weekly 0 p. m.
There is :. daily mail to Fros:bnrg, except
Sundays.
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paners for Mailing !.

Oar friends can Arrays find at our OFFICE
rouies Of the CIVILIAN AND TELEGRAPH,
folded ard prepared for mailing at fire cents
each
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HOME TESTIMONY.
BosroS, April IS, 1853
n, 80 T".;., O.,

oD5lONi piti
No. ~ Union ST.
Ma SErH ". EowLE Dsar Sir Your tn-
valuable medicine, eau tray say, ha5 literally
snaiched NE from tue grave Las, July vac
attacked oy n sudden Cold. vi ic.l iesu.icd in
very sevcgu Cuu.h, with violent Pains in the
Side and CHEST. became SO much reduced,
that my friends frankly told me that | must
die. At this crisis, heard OF Wistar . BGisam
Of RH9 Cherry, aud Immediately sent Tor
bottle. The eject produced was indeed won
d, rful Ny physician, one OF the most respect
atle in Boston, who had previously told me
that a cure WAS hopeless, came in, and in.
formed him what had taken. He examined
the Bn!satn, and advised me to continue the use
o. it, since which time have continued to i'm
prove daily ; and the came physician who had
given me up, told me- few days since, that
might yet live many years.
Respectfully,
MARY ROWE.
lzEE,- BeSare Of VIE and Worthless Counter
fsityi The ouiy Genuine, ] ure. and .Veaicinal
Buisgnl has the name ot H. BUT s. written
with u pen, and the printed unme of the pro-
rrietors, s. ". FUWLE s Co., ca the outside
wrapper.
Prepared by 8. W. FOWLE & Co., EosTos,
and for sale by.
JB H.CAMPBELL aud liEALET Z SIlRI-
YER, Cumberland.
Dr.. HENRY c STEWARD, Fros,bury.
HENRY WILSON, Fesreruposi.
And by dealers everywhere.
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