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EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
EDit}eDlic U1scuS,S.

Eni,}ooic Disrus,s
MI, nov ~ 'SoocI,TIos- .r
Ano 81 "a y 49, go, n ~ ~ ,-s" ~,
aS ueser"c'I'n ui hsin"n me
,ba ncnrt"noto rio,i PC ai,easco
upon o ,"v ScvnroI years ngo dir",ipd tbeip
C!.rsxI,ina Su,,oon No a SuApir.n,r Acr
- ia ~ nor,, 10 ono, n Di.n,rs"rr CO.
tbe trcstmentnC dis rln,s of diseascs IN nh
thcir for,,s nnd,n g,ve NEnICAT AbVICE
Cn.TIS =, oil No opniy ~ iatIar r.:,b .
dcscrintior IF ,hair condition iaac n,r,ra,ian
habits of life. &c. J and in eases Of eItre,p.,
n"yertv ,nl .sNcr;nr. to Frr,ysH yrr,r'srS
Inv, ~, cu,pcr II, ia noodles 70 nGd tba.
,hn Asaoc;ot;nu command. Tho highest Nsdirni
- IN So 49,, and viii ,r,,i.b 10 ,,o,,o
r %" ,rentr,ert
mr. n;r.ctoru Of t,,o Asscc;otio, IN tbair
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st. Mic Ii olas Il o t g y,

CD NIL EkLAND. MAI. LA y II.
THE subscriber having leased the st. Mich
olas Hotel and purchased the whole of the
splendid furniture with which it IL furnished in
lu xuriant style respectfully inform, the public
thatitis now open for the reception Of lite
friends and patrons, and will eoutinne to be
kept in n style equal to FIRST class City 10.
tells. Neither pains nor expense will be spared
to render entire satisfaction and from many
years experience as II host he fatters h.msei
that he can accomplish it.
THE RooMs are large and we'll ventilated,
and the hotel itself, besides being conN enient
to- is sufficiently distant from the Derotto %
free from the iacessant ringing Of bells ana Ge
offensive coal smoke and gas escaping from 10 :
comotives continually standing in the imme-
diate vicinity of the Passenger Depot
Polite Porters alv ays in attendance at inc DC
pot to receive checks and take charge OF Dug
gage. ,.cr,,,
4 liberal share of patronage is respectfully
solicited. .o
ap-The several Stage Lines running hereto.
fore from the Revere House, to the bedlorn
Strings ] ohm stown and West Newton and oN o.
ne National Road, now start from the St. Mich
oIos Persons wishing to travel over either OF
these roads will have tickets provided for them
without further trouble, by leaving their names
at the Office.
Persons wishing to travel over the entire lina
in the daytime can do by taking the Mail
or Accomm odation Trains from Baltimore and
LAYING over in Cumberland until the neS'
mornin q. and taking the o'clock train. Those
from the West can take the Mail
over and take the n. IN. train for !
SAMUEL LUMAN, PROP
Sept. Q, 1889.
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Ladies' Dress Trimm

MRS. 0. C. GEpuART, ,ediora
III just received the larses' nssot."
DRESS AND MAETLLA TRlMf
ever brought to this gty' consisting
PRINCES, in Gfeae ,",ie.J
LACES; Brslds, Silk Nett;
Buttons: Wash Fringes, 9
Also tintSs s GO GYS9
all n, whichwill be disposed oil at cl
sant. Q. 1888.
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EMPLOYMENT.

A MONTH, AND ALL EXPENSES
&heD PAID.-AN AGENT is wanted in
80 tor, ana county in the United States,
- s4.are In respectable and easy e@s.ne.s
he which the above profits may be certainly
sy.,,..a For further particulars, address DR.
4 HENRY WARNER, corner of Broome and
S.feer Streets, New York City, enclosing one
uoptngc stamp.
January 90, ls5s-6m.e
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MANURE AND POTATOES Many have
long since observed that high manuring
promotes the rot Of the potato. By uni
formly planting on rather dry, unmanu-
red land, We are scarcely ever troubled
with the rot, taking care at the same time
thu tubers are dry when housed. A cor
respoadcnt of the New England Farmer
furnishes striking exporimont--an acre
of sod was plowcd and planted with pc.
tatoes, which yielded about a hundred
bushels, all healthy, excepSwhere large
heap of manure had lain all winter, and
was drawn away in the Spring. The
orop here vas much heavier but nearly
all rotted.
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COMPARATIVE VALUE OF Roofs FoR
Cows. A writer in the Connecticut State
4griciatusal Transactions gives, from a
"careful experience in winter feeding of
mich cows. his judgment orthe compare
value Of roots Carrots promote the rich
est milk sugar beets are next best po-
tatoos follow, and turnips class last in
the product as to quality, but first as to
quantity. They were compared as fed
pound for pound, Carrots he thinks best
for small families when they desire but
small quantity of milk, but of richest
quality, and fat, slcck-looking cow
Turnips are the best for those who sell
milk, and desire to produce the greatest
quantity.
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A RARE CHANCE
To MAX NoncV

A RARE CHANCE
To Mako REOncy !!
rNHE undersigned has, at Il great deal of
l. expense, collected together the following
valuable Recipes, &C., for several of which
he has paid SIS each, and he has no doubt
any one can possibly fail to make, in short
time, an Independent living by selling them.
Some Of them originally cost $50, and yet
sell to business men and the afflicted, for that
amount. All who wish to procure them can
receive the entire lot enumerated below by
return mail, postpaid, by sending the UNDER
signed only one dollar.
A recipe for making tho celebrated doia
and Silver Counterfeit Detector; recipe ior
making the best Black, Blue and Red INKS,
and Indellible Inks Of all colors; recipe
for making the celebrated l.Paste Black
ing a Recipe for making the celebrated
WASHING FLUID,
which will enable one to wash more ilo;hes
in one hour, than in twelve the ordinary way,
and with scarcely any labor; it is adapted to
wash all kinds of fabrics,-siks and woolens as
we'll as linens, 1t also sets colors rather than
removes them; O recipe for making the best
Matches; recipe for making the best COL.
OGNE, and the celebrated
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UAIR INVIGORATOR,


which the very best thing for the hair ever
discovered, as it will permanently restore gray
hair to it, color, and cover the head OF the
bald with luvurisnt grnwth; recipe for maxi
ing the Hair Curl most beautifully, and also
to change hair from n liz 1t or sandy color, to
black: Il recipe for making the very best quail
~ of Shaving Soap; recipe for removing
FRECKLES. TAN.& Sun BURN
from the face and bands; Recipe for keep
ing Butter from RANGING for four OF. i've years;
4 Recipe for the certain cure Of
lLUX AND DiARRliUA
J recipe fol the certain cure Of CANCER,--a
sure remedy; n recipe that instantly cures the
most severe Tooth Ache: n recipe for the GER
tain cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds and general Debility: this recipe alone
is worth 81; recipe for the certain cure OF
AGUE and FEVER, and FITS of all snrtf;
this recipe may be considered of certain eihc"-
cy, Us ithas never been known to fail; Il recipe
for Temporing, and Polishing Edged Tools,
which has been sold in this neig hborhood for
$40 We Will also give Dr.. Reese's Discovery
by the sale of which he advertises one cHn
make $50 per month; also Prof. Williamson's
two ways of making from 81 to Sl4 per day;
and Mr.. j. Cooks way Of making from 5UO Z"
1000 per cent, rs advertised by him in different
newspapers. We will also send lot of other
va luable Recipes too tedious to mention, which
We have printed the entire lot embracing ell
the valuable Recipes. and ways to make money,
ever advertised in the United staest
We are well assured that no one will eycrrc-
greet sending one dollar TO procure all the above
named valuable information, for if some should
not feel disposed to sell to others, they would
still save every year, many times the cost by
being able to make these articles, instead of
having them to buy; and tho ingredients used
in forming them cost comparatively nothing,
so little, in fact, that ono who manufactures to
sell can, in many cases, make from ZOO to 500
| per cent. profit.
Address all orders to
| d. F. BLACKBURN, ". p.
Hampshire, Maury county, Tennessee.
| December ., 1855 mos.
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Joseph Keller, ORDERED this goth day Of
VS.. ~ January 1859 that JoscHh
His ere litors. Keller gire notice to his crcdi'
tors, enlerscrs and surcties, that the second
Monday of October next is fixed for the said
Joseph Keller to apprarin tho Circuit Court for
Alegany county TO answer such intcrroS"tories
as his creditors cudorsers and sure;ics may
propose or allcge against him and that II copy
Of Ibis order be published in some newspaper
printed in the oit, OF Cumberland, once IA week
for three successive months pior to the said
ooceud Monday OF October next as such notice.
Tcss-H. RESLEY, Cle;h,
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COlINlSSIO\ERy SlLE
or 81 Blu L d. \ G. l..

near Grafton
Emily Yates, 3"'riian, puhstANT t" a
James 4. Yates Heirs. county Circuit Count
in the above cause, rendered loth August. 1898,
the undersigned commissioners, appointed tor
the purpose, win, on the
goth day OF December, 1858,
(corrt day in front of the Court House, of
snid county, soil at AUCTION to the highest
bidder. tho following LOIS Of ground to wit:
LOTS No /, 9. 5, &, 9, 10, IL, IL,
10, II, go, 81. %. 90, 81, 2S, 80,
"a, 81, SO, 80, 10, 40 and Al,
being twenty-four of the forty
four Lotsiaid out on the Yates
land with streets and alleys suit
able for buitding-io!s. These
lots lie Opposite Grafton between
the South side Of the Northwes-
tern Virginia Railroad and the
Valley river, within 1t few rods
Of the Railroad Bridge, and
possess uneq'alled advantag S
as sites for residence and bust
ness to settlers in this rapidly
growing town.
TERMS Credit Of |, .. ,, 4, ) and 6 years,
with interest from day of sale, pm!ablc annual
~, security required and lien retained for pur.
chase money. "
q. W. EANSBROCGI,
b. +. MARTIN,
Commissioners,
n.tnl,r pruYtVtuUu Nn
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yANDERuOOF d CO.,
Insurance and General Agents,
go Wall Street, Kew York.

xTEare prepared, by special arrangements
w withoyer one hundred Of the most reliable
nies to eie ct in surance against hre,attena
20 The renewal Of policies, and tho Adjustment
and collection of Loose.
and material of building and roof; the distance
Srom nearest building, and how the same is
i',;sl AS we get our commission from the
Issurance Com panits, We make nochargc to the
insured .,,..;o, =, 40,
eighth Per cent.
: Money loaned on Stocks and Bonds.
Entirely New Featured
&Morchanis, manufactures ana iamlhes WISH
p any,hing purchased in New York, whether
:, p. hill Of m rchrndise musical instruments.
hooks dresses, or any otferhinJ whatever, large
nv mil. by sending dcscripti n of the articles
Jssirei. can hare the sane seleoted by persons
of taste and business experience, ndtorwnrded
h aaiI. EXPRESS, or such other conveyance as
they may direct.
Ism and frequent cast omcr, we arc enabled
80 anrcbase from ten to twenty per cent. CHI cape
,ban a strauger or u chance customer. BY this
.n,emept the expense md risk OF trip TO
Nv may DO avoided. Fer this business our
80 u;...ion varies from one {" five per cent,
s,cordinc to the amount Of purchase, but ho
.orge Is made less than twenty five CENTS.
psstioular attention will be paid to produce
Nd manufactured articles cons gnea TO US Tor
rals, and prompt retnrns mace.
Al, Ietters requiring an answer mustineloie
N..ra stamps. as letters have to be prepaid.
nEFEEE ScEs.
- Hatfield President Pacific Fire ms. Co.
,', Sfaligan Sec'y Humboldt Fire lns. Co.
r..'sfa Eyeritt, Cashier Broadway Bank.
Y,.n;af Drew. Esq, etc. myzo.iy.
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Gents Furnishing Goods,

ScCh rs
Shirts, Drawers, Cravats, Napoleon
Ties, Shirt Bosoms, Handkerchiets,
Suspenders, Gloves, Hose, &c.
Having purchased my goods for Cash, am
enabled to sell as cheap rs the cheapest for
Cash.
All goods warranted to be as represented.
5aI5- Call before purchasing elsewhere.
October IL, 1858. THOMAS CAIN.
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rw- rs-- MM "a FL s,.s


r&~ EH-S MTEs "a FL sA.S CD
o,o Cory FIR ons vear. So and Present.
ons Copy for two wears, 90 md 2 Presents
One Conv for three wears, 90 aud .
o,,o OH fnr 6yc ycars SOOapd B
WY ~ no crrpe
AM ~
Three Copies, one year. 80 90 ana "
II TNe coPaeS' on' Se.'' IL Az md, 4"
Twenty.one CopiSs,l year, so 90 and 81
The articles to be given away are comprised
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COysrarU rEnEiE DEgsaERTT


Young men beware Of the pernicnus indul-
gence and almost fatal Injury you indctupon
your cnstitutious, by evil examples and the
morbid influence Of the passions.
HGw many youngpcrsons do we daily behold,
whose countenances and debilitatcd oonstitu-
tons depict disease arising from that horrible
and devastating vice.
II could be shown how attenuation OF The
frame. palpitation o + the heart. dernn cement "i
tho nor, ~ tenn, cough, indigestion and u
train of symptom indicative of consumption.
nre often US, ribcd to wrong causes when in re-
atty they are the consequence Of nm aluring
md pernici0us practice, alike destructive to the
mind md body.
You who hav, brought tits aTiic lion upon
yourselves. why embrace the secret to your
hearts md yninly tempt to cure yourselves.
ntead of making immediate application to n
skilr,l ph ysici.n, who, in short time, would
restore yuu To perfect health, and save you from
exposure which the ia tai consequences FENDER it
| euyitale ?
Mf,> DR.. Smith give, his special attention TO
the treatment Of this DISTINCTIVE malndy. Pa
| tierts nan be cured at home by address ing
| letter to pr. Smith. describing symptoms, and
receive IN ,li,ine securely packed from observa"
ron, forwarded by express or otherwise 10 any
| part of the country.
| B.--Person. afflicted with any 81 the above
&C plaints will DO well TO avoid boasfiag impos-
ters wi" thor foreign or native, as also the ma"
m erous Specifies advertised as n certain cure
! for any and every disease. There pre- partitions
are put up to SCI but no to cure. aud often do
more harm than good, therefore avoid them.
! "A word to the wise is sufficient
! Address, DR.. II. SMITH.
| No. II, S. Frederick st Baltimore, Nd.
| GsJ-No letters will be answered unless they
/ postage on the answe'.
! March II, ls59.-Dec. I, 1SJS--Iy.
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death to all Vermin"
As Spring approaches,
Ants and Reaches,
From their holes come ouh
And Mice and Rats,
In spite of eats,
Gaily skip about.
Beb-bugs bite
You in the night.
As on the bed You slumber,
While idsectS crawl
Thro' Chamber and hall,
In squads without number.
IT rs TRULY WONDERFUL WITH WHAT
certainty. Rats Reaches, Mice, Moles, Ground
Mice, Bed-bugs, Ants, Moths Mosquitoes
Fleos. Insects on Animals. in short, every spe-
cies of yermin, are utterly destroyed and ex
terminated by
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c Extermina-
nator,
"Costar's" Bed-bug Exterminator,
"Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects.
Supplied direct, by mail, TO any address in the
United States, as follows:
On recent of 81, 90, box Of the Rat,
Roach, SC. Ext;
On receipt of $500, box each Of tho Rat,
Roach, &c, Ext, and Electric Powder,
fsent postage paid,l sufficient to destroy
the vermin on any premises.
Sold by Drug ists and Dealers everywhere.
"cas,1r's" Principal Depot, 42O Broadpoy,
". y,
p. s.-Circulars, terms, &c. sent by mail on
appIicaticn.
COPPER Kettles ,Furnnces, de-, for sale cheap
| -, INK JOHNsON'S,
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'''''''1 l''9 .'N'
r.ioo rs cents por Fox; 5 Poke, FOR $1oo.

Great numbers of Cl1gNmcn, Physicians, States
men, and eminent rcrsomagos, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The AGENTS below named fur
ish gratis our ANriICA" AIMAHAC in which they
are given; with also fun descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put of by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS. and take no oilers. The sick
want the best aid there is fug them and they should
have it,
Al our Remedies :"
Sold by HEALEl X SHElNER,
Cumberland. Md,
and by all Druggists and Dealers in Mcii
cine everywhere. August 3, 1858.
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a WONDERFUL CURE PERFORMED By
z u D RRll D DY,

Messrs. Healey 6 Shrirer.
Gentlemen About Thank giving
day 1851, Nov. 26.) had the misfortune to
receive a severe injury by falling off the top of n
railroad car, bruising and straining my back
50 that was a complete cripple, not being able
to move myself without the most excrutiatng
pain. Iproeurcd a bottle ofyour valuable Lint
ment and used it as directed; in folr days I
was able to walk about and in six weeks cur
ed, the pain and swelling having entirely left
my back.
I chocrfuly recommend your Liniment as be-
ing an article which l believe to he unriValled.
JAS. SULLIVAN.
Cumberland Feb. lb, 1853.
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THE REMEDY again Triumphant.

CUMBERLAND, Feb. Is, 1858.
Messrs. Heaicy d Nrirer,
Gentlemen Il have made use 0!
your Liniment on very severe strain which
one of my horses got by slipping and falling
on ice, and by applying it as directed in the
printed directions four times SO reduced the
swelling and inflammation that tho horse re-
covered completely.
From the above trial of yonr valuable Lini-
ment do no: hesitate to recommend il az one
on which full reliance may he placed.
Feb. lS. W. V. ELLER.
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TNTUUENDOT5 Y " vi
rNuE Now York Weekly GOLDEN PaIzE is one
l. OF the largest and best literary papers of
the duy-an Imperial Quarto containing ''gH
pages or forty columns, of the most interesting
and ia uniting reading matter. from thcpens q!
the very first writers of the day, ELEdANI-
LY ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
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DJNN Mrs. NJ. EVANS
BOA kDiNU.- has taken that largo
and oommodious house, No. 40 Hanover street.
between Lombard and Pratt streets, where
She will be pleassd to accommodate transient
and permanen mt boarders. lBaitc. Sept. l1,57.
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rrON an GENTS no $500 90

Will be given to cnch subscriber Immediately
on receipt of the subscription money. This Is
presented MS n Mcmcnto of Friendship, and
not as an induccmcnt to obtain subscribers.
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Elts0iCe,.ts ,7ofiCf.

October II, Is5S-tC.l pruutytown,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-04-27
|, Very Daniel come to judgement

The Trumbull County Democrat. in
noticing the remarkable and. as VT say,
unbIuishingly disgraceful fact that the
prosecution in the Rescue Gases did not
permit any man, save he was a Demo-
crat, 10 sit on the struck jury, says:
Another matter connected with this
trial. that calls forth a great deal Of op-
position slough and venom, is hat there
have not been any of their party selected
as Jurors. In this respect a very com
mon rule has been observed, and that is
not TO select as Jurors men who are op
posed to carrying M the penalties of a
violated law. For instance, a man would
not be permitted 10 take a seat as a juror,
where there was a trial for murder, if he
was conscientiously opposed to capital
punishment, and would DO. be controlled
in his decision by the law and evidence
in the case. The Oberlin off nders are
to be tried for violating the Fugitive
Slave law, and it would be mockery to
pretend 10 try them for violating that
law. before a jury of higher,law-men.
Where does the astut editor OF the
Dem .crot fad that every common rule
which allows the officer, calling Jurors,
10 be the Judge as 10 their qualifications?
Where does the Democrat find the law.
that allows a Sheriff, on summoning a
Jury in case of murder, to enquire Of
men as 10 their view on capital punish
ment? The editor Of that paper-is no
fool, and yet he would stultify himself
on a general principle, for the purpose of
finding a petty exeuse for the shameless
course Of the prosecution in making the
jury in the Bushnell case q political
ury.-CiereldRd Herald.
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Editorial Change.

The last Garfield Sentinel contains the
salutatory of William b. Dawson, Esq,
who takes the place Of John NJ. Webb,
Esq, who %retires. We part from Mr.
Webb with regret. As an editor, al
though he was strongly partisan, it was
an open and homes, warfare that he waged
and he was not one CT those who blin9iy
FLOWED tie dic'a:es of party leaders,
right or wrong.
If he resumes the pen-editorial, we
hope it may be in some location where he
will be better paid, and wherever he may
90, he has our best wishes.
Mr.. Dawson has for some years been
a prominent member Of tho Democratic
party in Mahoning Comfy, and has the
reputation of being man of fair talents.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-04-27

Free and Independent Banks-Chanpe
in the Law relative to issuing Circ1-
lation
The late Legislature msde an essen.
tial change in The manner of issuing cir.
c~ulaiion to the free and indene1dent
banks of Ohio. All the blank bills are
now deposited with the Treasurer of
State; who is charged with the amounts.
All stocks hereafter deposited with the
Treasurer. in the name of the Treasurer
and Comptroller for the banks. All
business must be made by the ComptroI-
Ter, Treasurer and Agent Of the bank
The Comptroller issues his order on
the Treasurer for the amount of cir
culaIion. which the different banks are
entitled TO, by reason of business, or the
deposit of stocks. The Auditor of State
appoints the Registrar. and he is an off,
Ger in his office. All bills must be sign
ed by this Regisirrr. The Comptroller,
Treasurer aud Registrar must keep books
containing a detailed statement of the
circulation, stocks AMI blank notes.
Each, with the banks, must keep on file a
certificate of all business of defaced bills.
We understand that these changes,
which are important. were reported by
Senator Taylor, Of Mahoning, and were
passed substantially, as they came from
his hands. They add much TO the safety
of the banks and the public = Columbus
Gdzeae.