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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-01

MAKE WAY ron TUE SEW rA,LosoruY.

1t is the wenlkn S. of small minds to rcircl
new systems, simply because they are startling.
They forget that apples had bcun dropping TO
the earth for 6 ,OCO consecutive years Under thc
noses Of philosophers as wei rs FOOLS before
Newton deduced The theory of lrnvitLliun
from the fail otn ptgptn. !: there anything
irrational, then, in surprising that Thomas
Holloway, II man Of deep research and strong
urscticll intellect, may have discovered and
applied successfully the natural antldJtcs 10
large proportion o! human diseases? Let hc
remembered that for many years this indicate
gable student, shrouled in tie fumes OF has Il-
Loratory, was cngag cd in pharmaceutical ex-
perments all dire Cled 10 The great object which
he claims TO have obtained. Nature 1874 let
custodian Of her mystcri,s, and only GiscoScs
them when enforced by iudomituLic energy
aud perseverance, While the disciples OF Ola
aud cils te medical theories were following The
beaten track OF routine, he struck out hcw
path and founded n new system OF treat ment
" hat has been the issue? Ask the world, Tor
nearly half Is Inhabitants have en- lursed his
remedies. Besides the name that an ihcnlicttrs
his Pills md Ointment ii may he said that the
broad seal of pwLlic approval Is affixed 10
them and that the certificate oil Their in'uii-
bility bears upon It's face every written ldugu-
age in existence. Simple facts are the ouly
admissible testimony in II matter which inlul-.
yes health and lite--uud the facts that 90 to
establish tho curative properties OF these lrcp-
arn,ious are overwhelming. OF the sufferer,
from dyspepsia, liver complaint, debility, syrot-
ula. and almost every species OF tcbrile, rutt-
neous and glandular disordcr-"a multitude
that no nun can numl err have cordially APP
proved Them. Surely, those who lave recov-
cred under the operation OF the medicines, are
the most competent judges of their virtues and
we acqUiesce without hesitation III their dc
cision.-LCcds "Mercury."
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-01

HE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. oil.
epubIiahcd by l.. Scott & Co., "a Gold
street, New York. Price, 50 per annum.
This number opens with an article Of sur
passing interest on the "LIFE OF ERASMUS,
who is designated as tie Great Rcformer
bet0rc tuc Reformation and whom the wri-
ter regards as the clief promoter of polite
and classical literature "this side Of the \ ps;
the declared enemy Of tie dominant schoIas-
tirism and superstitions Of the middle ages
the parent Of biblical criticism, and the Iuun-
der Of more learned AMI comprehensive
theology. Although having many faults and
much vanity, he was, nevertheless, man
who, in the great period of dawning intellect
stood forth tie foremost who in tie Schoidl
never forgot the Christian -; aud whose avow-
ed object was to associate the cultivation Of
letters with a simpler Christianity.
The next article is ON "IaTE ASSURANCE.
1t abounds with facts and anecdotes tending
to show the frauds that have been practisea
by Assurance Companies, and gives some
good advice to those wishing to profit by in
st,tu,ions that, when honestly and tcllgent-
ly conducted, are among the most valuabl,
which an improving civilization affords.
The number closes with Il mastery paper
on the "INvAsIoN OF ENGLAyD," giving 4
gloomy picture ofits preparations for defence
against an attack by tile French which it an
ticipatcs at no distant day, and urging with
great earncstncss, such measures for rcpclling
the foe as are still within the reach of the
British government and people.
The British Re 5iews rcpubIislod by Messr.
Scott & Co., of which the London Quarterly
is one, are, at this juncture in he affairs OF
Europe, ofunusual interest to American read
ers, discussing as they do all the greet qucs-
tons that now so seriously convuse the Ole
world. with n ccarness and ability nowhere
to be found
Price Of the four Reviews, SIS a year
| 'Blackwood' and the four Reviews, $40.
THE GREAT REPunLIc.-This very valua-
BILE and highly interesting monthly for Sep.
tcmber, is on our table We take great pleas
urc in recommending it to our readers as wei
worthy Of their patronage.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-01
ion of candidate for States Attorney

ton of candidate for States Attorney
Messrs. c. B. Thruston, William Walsh, Thos.
A. Hopkins, aud James NJ. Schley were Put
ia nomination. 4 majority Of the whole be-
ing necessary TO choice, there MAS no cleo
ton upon tie first ballot Here Mr. Hop
kins made short speech, Withdrawing from
the list Of asriranis. lie vas as sound, as
faithful, rs unwavcrinG. rs consistent, as
solid, as everlasting trmocrat as Has ever
wrapped in 50 much hide. He was young
man-but six or seven summers lad swept
by since he attained his majority. vet he was
dem )crat in all his height, d"rlh and cir
cumGcrencc, conv4xity and concayity- body,
soul, boots, brooches aud ail,--now hereafter
and forever He plumci himself upon hay
ing always cast an undivided Democratic
ballot, n cruel thrust vt one OF his rivals for
tie States .tltvrneyshiP, whose garments had
not vet lost their Federal uder) Bat to pre-
serve tho harmony and secure the Success of
the Democratic party. lie was willing to i'm
molate private interests, purposes and aspi-
rations upon the altar of his party = good, al
ready rcci.ng with the blood of life long dem
1c-ais who had leen sacrificed to make room
{ those who hal bat recently da,Iei t,'2ir
J lcral baliIiments and wrapped themselves
Do the varicgaEl mantle of Democracy. lie
would therefore retire from the contest, and
leave the others to eight it out He took
bis scat amid the plaudits Of tho convention.
Or the second ballet, ThrustJn was nomi-
|u9cd, and William Walsh ESD, another
Faithful, consistent and lifelong democrat
/ h.l upon the shelf Tor ''more convenient
ta. SON"
Upon the announcement of lis nomination.
Ai' Thruston was loudly called for. He a.
rose and congratulated tie Democracy upon
BE harmony which had characterized their
pf ceilings wien contrasted with The stormy
ID. Jon of the Congressional Convention yes
ar lay-thankcd the convention for tcader-
ijg. him the nomination he had been for
lm.rr ls manipulating tie wires to secure
ai Iucel himself an administration demo
-r qj oro ua?nc al ma'1, in whole and in
e endorsing it in lis every thought.
H. decd. movement and suggcstion-and
.. ucl to take the stump FOR the demo-
.. Of Know -Nuthingism. which, doubt
made It trcmllc in lis Immortal boots
Esq.,, ,ae gulf to the lakes, from ocean to
..,u Thought We
"in the name of all the Gods Mt once,
II what meat doth this our Caesar feed
he is grown 50 great :?
! nothing short of the total apnhilation
Foo. American party siut his savage ven
&c? lie should lie content to cripple
disable it, and not seek its uttcr destruc-
He should &c careful, however, for
cndcavorin,, to eXterhnate it., it may
.uish him; since it not unhoquently
MS, that
nc gun, well-aimcl at du k or ployer
oils and kicks its owner over"
.srs. H. d. Carleton and John b. kcll-
~ nominated for shcril-Dcnton d.
isq., for County Survcyor-Mcssrs.
l. IIamill, Moses Rawlings aud Fran
/. 'attingly for Judges Of tie Orphans
/ t-Nessrs. Levi Rice, j. Mcclure Ma
.. II. llamil, II. Shircliil and John
i ior County Commissioners.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-01
State News.

GF5"We are gratifed to hear that Gov
Hicks health has improved greatly. Though
not yet entirely recovered, lie is 50 much bet
ter that lie is able to 81 up, and attend to
such business as mperaiivcly demands bis at
eution.-AnnaPolis Gazgiie
OUR COUNTY JAIN CA Saturday last l2Oth)
we visited the coii,ity prison, aud found six
teen prisoners there confined viz:
John White, serving out his term Of sentence
tor shooting.
John Smith; larceny, case removed to How
ard county.
Josiah Hook, assault with intent 10 kill,
case removed to Howard county.
Rclecea Davis, larccuy, awaiting trial.
Cruise Robinson, riotnS, indicted last court.
james Waters, larceny; indicted last court.
Lydia King, want Of surety to keep the
peace.
Thomas Counsel, larceny; awaiting trial.
John o. Little, serving oUt Il sentence Of
L. S. District Court.
Elisha Shipper, assaul!ius and beating IIis
wife.
Abraham Winters, assauiiing aad beating
his brother and sisters.
Thomas Colfort asaaultng and beating lis
wife.
john Fitzpatrick, threatening To burn prop
crty.
Samuel Young, a.saultDg and beating his
wife.
Frederick Schcuman, as,au'tinS and heat
ing lis wife.
It will he seen that Of the above sixteen,
fire are awaiting trial for a5saultiug and beat
ing their wives These men We're all COM
mittcd to prison within one week, it seems
that wife beating has become an epidemic.
Two Of the cases occurred in our own village
baltimore Comfy A3rocate.
BrrrnN Ry 4 Coprrn SNAKE.-A colorcd
woman, wife Of I.licWas'ington, residing near
tic Zittlestown School House, wa5 bitten by
Copper Snake this morning. 1t appears she
was in the act Of picking UP an article that
had been deposited hchiuJ chest, in the
kitchen, when tie snake seized Ecr by the
hand At the instant, she supposed Sic had
struck hor hand against an oldsaw; but il soon
commenced paining in such manner, that
she concluded something must have bitten
her, and upon examination, she found the
snake cuilcd behind the c,rst. The arm and
til, ,.,r,, ,,.,,,i, y,,..,Ii,v, and II - feared
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-01

HIlo,rayS PHs.-Dyspepsia, which is con-
sidered by physicians one of the most difficult
Of all diseases to deal with, invariably sue
cumbs to this supreme regulator Of internal
organs. The effect of the Pills upon the mem
braue which lines the alimentary canal, APP
pears to he wonderfully soothing and healing
while at the same time they gently stimulate
the stomach and the liver. This VIC suppose
to be the p,oaHs opeIaadi in cases of dyspep-
STA and diarrhea; but, whatever the process,
there can be no doubt as to the rapidity. in
variability, and completeness ofthe cure. The
Pills have been administered in this neighbour
hood in cases of summer complaint and gen.
eral weakness and debility, with happiest re-
suit. They are perfectly safe mcai.ins for
children.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-01

The Sentinel, 4 paper published at Mound
vile, Marshall county, Va, has Lecn suspect
cd of free soil tendencies, aud in order to re
lieve itself from suspicion, its editor says:
1--WE do not like negroes, free or bond, and
would rejoice to hear of every one being ex-
ported to Africa, or settled in a co,ony some
where hy themselves. The South is becom-
ing so mixed up, that a man cannot feel safe
any more in marrying there, for fear his wife
will prove to have black blood in her veins
Negroes are so fully kept in their sphere by
northern white men, that, as a rule, persons
can always find out negro blood by tradition,
and it is comparatively safe to marry dark
completed women there, without danger of
the imagination so very common in the
South. If that is fres-soil-ism, make tho
most oft"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-01
The Great Medical Fact of the Age
is Ayers Cathartic pills.

They don't help complaints, but they e"ss
them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst cases OF
Scroiula.
Two Boxes have cured Erysipelas.
One Box always cures the Jaundice
Three Boxes are sure 10 cleanse the systcm
from Boils-otten less than one docs it
Two boxes have completely cured the worst
OF ulcers on the legs.
Small doses seldom fail TO cure the Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from
foul stomach.
Strong doses often repeated cxpel every
worm from the body.
They should be given to children, who are
always more or less afflicted with this scourge
As n gentle Physic they have no equal.
One Box cures arrangement Of the liver.
Half q Box cures n Cold.
They purify the blood and thus strike a,
the fou ndaiion Of every disease.
AS dinner Pill there is not their equal iu
the world.
They are purely vegetable, and can do no
harm, but do accomplish understandable good
Sold by HEALEY & SHRlVER, and J. B. II
CAMPBELL, and all Druggists.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-01
CUMBERLAND
{ Female Seminary.



THE next scholastic year Of this Insti-
,utun will commence on the lst day OF
september next.
The number OF scholars is limited to forty;
aud they have the advantage OF the instruction.
OF three most proficient teachers, the whole un-
der the charge Of Miss o. D. hanson rs Prin-
cipal.
Parents DESTROYS of entering heir daughters
for the next year, are requested 10 do 50 without
delay as there is but limited nutnuer want
ed. 10 fill the school. Places will be assig Red
10 parties, in the order OF their appl cation.
This institution has been in operation one
wear During that period the unders gned, in
their capacity MS Trustees, have visited the
school from time 10 Time at short intervals, and
at the close of The \ rademic year, carefully ex
amined into the advance and improvement
made by the pupils; and with great pleasure,
they bear testimony 10 the very satisfactory re-
suit OF their examinations. We therefore con-
fdently recommend to The public, this Semi
nary, us n most excellent institution for the ed
ucaiion of their dauc hters- and we are happy
in being able 10 say 10 our fellow-ciizeps that
we have now established, at home, school, in
which good, substantial ard useful female
education can be obtained.
Tie character and manners of the Ladies en-
gagged in the school, is such as TO prodhce re-
fninp effect upon the manners ana thoughts oil
sire 10 obtain places for their daughters, viii
MAKE application TO one Of the Undersigned.
Al applications for places to be for the entire
academic year. nr,,pr D..
7. B. II. CAMPBELL,
n. c. READ,
II. D. JOHNSON, Trustees.
JAMES ". JONES,
GEORGE LYNN,
Aug. II, is59-4t.
INST RECEIVED FOR JULY 1859.
j Harpers Magazine, Godey's Lady's Book,
Peterson's Magazine. Great Republic Monthly,I
Lesie's New Family Magazine, Hous.held1
Words. For sale by
ANDREWS d SWARTZWELDER,
JS0 Under st. Nicholas Hotel, Bslt. ST.
NEW STYLE sIlAWbS.-A full and COM
IN plete assortment new and handsome ST les.
II. d. WINE0W,
APRIL II. Baltimore Street.
500 Tons Windsor Plaster
For sale by j. N. HARPER 60.
Alexandria, ju 2-tf. King 1t. Bssk.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-01
Opposition Ticket.
County Convention

The County Convention, onthe
of the American and ccnscrvad.
position, to nominate candida
County officers, will be held
Court House, on Friday, the %
Of September next. The yar re
tricts throughout the Count.
qaested to hold meetings and
delegates. BY order of
AMERICAN CENTRAL COMM
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-01
Grain Wanted.

FARMERS and others having Wheat. Ryo
l. and Oats for sale. will find tito their int.
rest TO give us call, as we will at all times
give market price, either in cash or exchange
for goods, for grain. o. G. CLARK & Co.,
Centre ST., next door to Eng. Luth. Oh.
Aug. %, 1859.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-01
Education Education

The undersigned would respectfully give
notice to the citizens OF Cumberland that his
Classical and English School will resume its ex-
ercises on the first Monday of Sept, in the Hall
of the Pioneer Company corner of Centre and
Frederick street. The course ofinstrGciion " ill
comprise all usually taught in academies and
the terms be exceedingly moderate.
GEO. A. HOFFMAN.
August 25, ls59.-4t.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-14
Kansas Election.

A Leavenworth dispatch of the 10th states
that Marcus j. Parrot, Republican, is doubtless
elected to Congress, though his majority will
not be as great as the one in favor of the new
Constitution at the recent election.
Topeka gives Parrott l9l majority, Law
renee a64, and four townships in Jefferson co.
30. Leconpton gives johnson l5O majority,
Leavenworh county about 400, and Atchison
county about 1870 for johnson. The portions
of the Territory to hear from gave handsome
.mpjoFities for the Constitution, and have no
doubt done 30 for ParrOtt for Territorial dele.
gote to Congress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-14
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the PURPOSES Of Family PhySie,
Are composed tht disease within the range o their nc-
tiOn rurev withstand eyude them Their
properties search and cleanse aud uygorao every portion
OF the human nTBnlsmr correcting its diseased action
restoring leRlthy yitaes As rOnst uuenre OF these
properties, the invalid WIN Is bowed down with pain or
physical debility siastonishGd 10 find ms health efgy
iestoIed iy r,mf dy ~ once 50 simple and inviting.
hut only do they hU dHA complaints or eyefy
hudy, but rO iurmidub and dangerous diseases
The agent below named Is pleased furnish gtatls ms
American Almanac, continuing CGrti Gates of their cures
aud directions for their ln the following Comuaius.
CostNouess Heartburn Headache arising lnm disnrdurad
Stomach, Nause1, Indigestion, Pain and Morbid Inacton
Of the Huwrs Fialuieucy loss Of Appetite Jaundce Snd
body or oleiruCui Of It's functions.
DO not be p1t m by uupruciped Dealers with some 9TH
er pI thsy make the more proht Oh. Ask for AYERS
Pulls, aud Ike nothing else "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-14

An instrument for the of Nocturnal Emissions more
rOpery kuuun Seminal Weakness, &C. Can be perma
emily cured a. from fifteen DAYS tn twJ months by the use
this instrument when used cOnjUinty with medicines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-14
NEW YORK MARKET-Nor. z.
tBY .TELEGRAPH.l

FlourSales Of l6 bhls 81 g5GS5 for super State;
S505S520 for extra State; O6 Is for super western
So25 80 western, S5 50L5 IS
inferior good sl ping brands ruutd hoop o. 90
Mars active aud l0ljc better Clos ng Luoyan with
sellers at inside p.ices.
Canadian Fiour-Sa 100 bbs at IS 3yD8 3j common
eh nee extra Closing shude hTmrr.
Rye FlUur-ln fair request at 81 6qG4 81.
Nhea-lc bet er; gurd speculative demand. Sales a. 60
bus at ls Nilw Cub; 81 40 ~ white Canada: ChcsO
spring to iiTvo nri ate terms.
Rye-Sc1rce aud firm. Sales 5000 bus at $50.
Bildy-- Quiet and unchanged
Cor VERY firm Sales 400 bu at ,O2G 09
for yellow. No mixed in market.
mess; SInsffyt Pftiesv- lniN hhs NJ $500 for
Beef-Steaiv. Sales OF IS bbls at Sl0Nd425 country
prei 50 5aa = cuuutry Sb92s old new
mess; Sl0,50Uil.O mess.
Beef ms-Ouil sales 100 hbls choice at Sl425
Prime mess peef nominal at SlsCGSls
delivery at g9t,,
Lard-sie lg Sales 400bos a. 10J6 alOzsc
Bger-ln limited request l(I{c IUr Ohio; litd2I
for Stale = 0' w.
Cheese-Steady. at s9IOo,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-14
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,

Coughs, Colds Iqaueara, Hoarseness. Croup,
Bronchitis, IHcipieHt CONSUMPTION and for he
reiiCt Of COHsltnptipe Patients an adDanced
stages Of the disease
So wide the field Of IL ssfu and so numerous we
The cases OF s cue3 ut us every section country
s9ouIds "a pslss uOlicl SHOWN, who have been reev
ed nom alarming and despoeuto diseases of the lungs
by lis When tried super INV over eyeIg r.
er medicine ut the kim is too APPARENT escape ohser
un and wheo rs virtues are known the public longer
hesitate what otidute 90 employ for the distressing and
dang ous affections lho pulmonary organs that
dent 70 our fmHu hte many inferior remedies thrust
upon The community have failed and heeu discarje0 this
has gatned friends by every n conferred benefits On ths
AM oed they never uIgoi aud produced cures too uu
meruus and t,o remarkable To be forgotten
Prepared by DIR. j G. AVER 4 co,
LOweu. hlrss
an our Mediues for sale by WM FISHE s. GAYLORD
EHAMllpND ond all Dea erS IN Medicines
decllt &twtmS weow6w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-14
BOmb-shelI in Washington.

The Gazette's special Washington despatch
oil the 10Th says the New York election is a
perfect bomb shell in the Democratic camp, and
has sesstered their hopes in every dirr elton
lis effect will be powerful at the South The
letter Of Edward Bates will tend to make the
southerners more proscriptiye than ever Of any
man who does not come square up to theI ex-
tTeme views.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-14
MORNING LEADER oFFIcEl I


HFLoUR-Is quiet ut firm at quotations
WHEAT-steady with a fair local demand. Sales are
1900 bns and carload private TERMS red at rs
ebocedo lG do st II from and deliver
ed 900 bus DO from store and 5agged the same Of
white at s24
CORN-A car Of new in car sold at 40c per 70 lbs.
IGHWINES-Contnue steady at &c
NUTs-A lot Of 50 bus hickory nuts, sold 75o.
EGGS-Aro selling al lGGl7c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-14

FkoFE sSoR OF ELECTkOPATHY MEDICINE,
~ once No ~ OnaFio street, up stairs few doori
yl Once hours tfom to IA Vnd fcm 2to O'Clock daily
Nsuhaala excepted nOY2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-14
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n. u. CO.,s EXPRESS,

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Comprising the following Efficient and reliable LskO
Lines
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Tri-weeEly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACKI
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" Passengers will lie tCkCte through Bl directions
at the lowest rates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-14
DYE AND EAR,-HAvTNG RE.

~ TIRED ir m the general PTaCiic Of Medicine and
devoted much attention 20 the various forms Of dseas,
the EYe anl Ear such as the catarrhal and scfo6ous
Gonorrheal and Neuulgic Acute sud Chrouic uhamma-
lnus of the hyo Opuces of the Curnel eruuinto o lids
h'm oveitho pupil alurOsis staphil, ma, ptergium 80
and those varied diseases Of the Eur often ending In deaf
ness the und sgned As hble 10 treat nearly every form
disease " the Ear IN mode less painful and FAR
eossiul than Is generally one uel restoring sight aud
hearing altor oil other had ialed and never leaving
the patsui more hupel SIS, rs Is very onen done
hetotonces given. May be consulted AZ No. ca Ontauu
Street Cleveland, or 10y letter adde's
augl3258wAn DOCT L. BROOKS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-14


At Cleveland with Cyelmd and Toledo, Cleveaud Co
luuhGs Cincinna Cleveland and Lre aud Cey0 and
ant Putsburg RarG ds.
At SUlOi with hacks 10 Chaerin Falls, SC.
At lfautuu with hUcks for Ravenua, Gc
Al Br,ceyil lle with huCks 10 New,UI Fgi.s, &C.
Al Waneu with hacks to Sharon, Gfoendold, Msadvns
Bloomfield Can6eld. &C.
AT Yonnes With stages for New Castle Poland,
Lowell and Enon Valley, and thence by f. 4. W. 1. Il.
R. to Pittsburgh.
CteveInnd Feb O 1ebq
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-14

LIST or VESSELS PAssEDITmoUoH THE WELLANp
CANAL-Furni,hed to the Board Of Undtrwri,trs-The
following vessels passed the Port Of Port CoDouo Lock
from O'Clock NJ the l0h till O'Clock p NJ the
llth Of Nov.
Bound We IT. Nov. IOh-Bark ST. Goorse schooners Gov
Hunt, Irving.
Nqy llth-Piop Young Americai schrs Emma, ElnE-
houah East, NOa. l0.h-Neno'
Condor, 80 '
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-14

Steamer Ocean, Evans. Detroit
Schooner Bdult duncan Detroit, 90 tons coke and 6OO
lire brick.
Ellen White, Spear, Datrot, Do tons coal
ScOw Fleo MnsOn, Deeg, Detr lt.