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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26

- - . .
tDr We ask 1.-THE Counts " pardon for
giving publicity to the following. We be-
lievs it is correct except in the q material
point:
The SEeUEL.--Our readers have all
heard tbs story of soaping the clergyman $
tin horn at camp meeting-so that when
he went to call the congregation together,
he blew the soft soap over his brother
clergymen, and how he exclaimed
Brethren, l have served the Lord thir,
ty years, and in that time have never ut
tered protnne word, but III be d ID if
can't whip the man that soaped that
horn
Our readers, We say, have all heard
this, but perhaps have never heard the
sequel rs given US yesterday by the gentle
men present.
Some two days after. tall, swar.hy,
william >us- looking desperate strolled on
the grounds and leaned against tree. lis
tening to the eloquent exhortation to re-
pent which was being made by the preach
err. After while he became interested,
finally affected, and then took a position
on the anxious seat. and with bis lace be ,
tween his hands, commenced grosuing in
1.-The bitterness OF his sorrow. The cler
gyma: walked down aud endeavored TO
console him. No consolation-he was to
great sinner, said be. Oh, no there
was pardon for the vilest. No; be was
too wicked--ihers was no mercy for him.
"Why. what crime have you commit
ted p said the preacher" have you sto.
len r
"Oh, verse than ,hat7'
"Whati have you by violence robbed
female innocence of it's virtue Z
Worae--oh, worse than that!
f" Murder, is it2' gasped the Mortified
preac her.
Worse than that!' sroaned the smit-
ten sinner.
The excited preacher commenced '.peel
ing ,ff' his outer Rar,nents.
"Iiere, Brother Cole T. shsated he:
4 hold nv GOAT 70 found the fellow that
.oapsd that horni'
Sloux Clvr REslsrER.- observe By
the last number OF this enterprlsiug pap er
that Mai. Ziebach, has taken into partner
ship Mr., Vim. Frenzy. with all The effects
Of the Eagle office. which paper ha. been
discontinued. We most heartily rejoice
that the Register still lives. aud will con
tinus TO fgh, thu battles Of true De-
mocrney. and give i.s readers good news
paper in eyary respect aud particular. To
bosh editors VIZ ay-~givs as your hand
for Isb0, aud > Democracy un'Ain,sd with
Sosihern OF Sap,hsrn seclioualism. = iade-
tendeace Ciraiaa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26

Loys.--ln France, love il = COMEDY In
Eeglsad, tragedy In Italy, ~ opera In
. melodrsn,a. - Exchange.
And In America |. Il very fsqssasly )
farce
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
NOTICE.

I'HIs Is 10 warn all persons from purchasing a
i certain pronlissory note civ IN TO John Currier
saane time IN September TOR &ioo, and payable FOUR
months after date a. have never had any value 70
e~irrd for the sane, IA. WlLMANs.
Sioux city, Nov. 9th, 1888 uIbtf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26

One hundred families IN Now Orleans.
were rendered houssl.ss by fro on the
10Th inst, which ~as tho work Vi ~ in.
csndiary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
Flour | Flour. Flour !,

INsT REVIVED tars. bot at supstias rsuu,
~ t,aat, aud tar sate ~ r.dse.i ps,e.s. ~
iai@ AiLruS rouri.A
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
Lost,

4 LAbNS aREkN STELLA SCARF. Also =
isallpnpnas "a, Otter FUR GtpNk The ani
az nv lesslns them Al tais use viii he saitahIv ..
safdsd, Nov. IA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26

The SIDEWALK CEMETERY One Of our
exchanges tells a good story Of Jolly
fellow who, on 1.-The G!oriou. Fourth"
passing along the streets of Sprin eiiald
saw the inscription, b. X. Bliss. \ po,he
cary" neatly chiseled On IA marble lab in
the centre of the sidewalk Stepping rev
crently over the stoae. he turned around,
aud Reading slowly, "B X. Bliss, Apo,
p'rrg" exclaimed, "Apoplexy well
but what in the - did they bury him
under the sidewalk .or?''
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26

An old bachelor is,oad spslls somsa-
Whim en-.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26


The Columbus Statesman gets up some
" Answers 70 Correspondence We copy
the following: .aI 'r y
"PuDIS' HEAD."-Yours received. The
sun is understood to rise in the yeast,
though the aneisnts who resided in Jers ~
before the country WAS taken by the
present inhsbi.auts, imagined that it
came out of a fog over the Atlantic Ocean
No. O-The celebrated sentence /" Veui,
red,, reei,' was not original with l.. Napo.
leon, but, we believe, speaking without re
ferring 10 the record, was uttered BY the
renowned Ex.Governor of New Mexico.
They were uttered impromtu by that gen.
tleman npon the occasion Of meeting an
important delegation Of chiefs from the
Choctaw nation, and tbs Interpreter trans
lated it to the Indians" Give me a chaw
tobacco "-wbereup,n big chief handed
10 the Governor plug Of dog leaf and she
dithculties between the two nations were
declared amicably adjusted. The Ex,
Governor has been promoted and is now
editing weekly paper in this city.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
TWO LEGGED WOLVES.

Y It il said that If o wolf gets wounded il
IN attack upon the Russian hunters. bis
BELLOWS instantly fall on him aLd tear him
10 pieces. In like manner the Republican
wolves would rsnd old Brows. He has
fallen in the fight, and now the blood.thirs.
y Republicans cry out, " let him. die. =
The Tribune says, ewing him OFF, The
Courier and EMFuircr says, hang
Brown y A St. Louis contemporary says,
let him "ds the ignominous death of a
traitor and murderer" Thoreau, who
spoke in Boston in the stead of Fred.
Douglas. said, "no life nan do 20 much
good as his DEATH Old Brown will pro.
bably be hung, but his old friends and
conisderates manifest indecent haste for
his execution. 1t is because they feel that
soma other necks deserve to be stretched
more tLan his ?--6 Louis Bulletin.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
Dissolution of Co. Partnership.

Nebraska Currency.
DANK OF DeSOTO, FONTENELLE
ID BANK. Nemaha Valley Bank. and Western kx-
change Fire Marine Insurance Company currcy
purchased. At the banking and Agency Office OF
GEORGE WEAGE
nolS Sioux city, Woodbury. Co. Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
New Advertiscm'ts.
SILL & BOWEN.
nEsTILLERs AND RECTIFIERs
- OF THE
Old Eagle Whisky,

PURE SPIRITS AND ALCOHOL,
WIZ keep the aioVe constantly hand aSi for sal,
al 81. Louie prices, at COUNCIL BLUFFS. irwa
nov lily sILta BbWES
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26

f1'NEASURERs REPORT of Woodbury.
i County Agricultural socst, tor tho 1ras ls.y
he<ell5s Tor Aenoe slap. ....... $iUl %
hseelsed from the tate treasury. lol o.
july list, tor printing. Cash paid !.
W. s~lggctt. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
October II, FOR printing. Cash paid
i. NJ. Liebath. Observation-Disclosures. 400
Oct, 10, Tor Sec ,erSices... 20
For Premiums awarded oct. ~, ~. leo 90
Balance in hands of Irsasurer...... SIS %
fly 90
JOHN \ ALLISON.
Trassrer Woodbury. Go. Ag. society.
Sioux City, Nov. IS, 1850.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
Notice.

'IiE Copartnership known and doing business
L uoier the same OF hyalI h,res VA. dlsso,.
sd on this Isl day OF August, lsae, by con
seGt of PARTIES.
GEO " RYALL.
JOHN ii. ,HAhLES,
nN-b--3w ". AVAIL.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
Notice.

DRoPoSALS will b. received at my Office in Ply
i mouth county, Tor repairing the BriGge On the
county load, near my residoner, unt SATURDAY, ord
Of December.
Nov. ed 1859, W VAN U'LINDA, CO judge
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26

Willis, describing a visit to Wallbam,
and the manufactory OF the American
Watch Company, says A small heap Of
grains was shown to US, looking like iron
filings, or grains Of pepper castor--appa
rently the mere dust Of the machine which
turned thsm ont--and these when exam.
Aned with microscope were seen to be
perfect screws, each to be driven to its
place with . screw driver. A single pound
Of steel, cos,ing..but City cents, is thus man
uiactured into one hundred thousand
screws, which are worth eleven hundred
dollars |"
Lake Michigan is quite celebrated for
the excellent quality Of the fish caught in
its waters. One village-that Of St, Jo-
ssph, Michigan thirteen fishing
smacks, and the product this season has
been an aggregate, according to tho Chi
cago Democrat, Of 20, 100 half bills. of fish,
netting the round sum OF $500, 500 to each
boat. At New Buffalo, in the same coun
~, 1000 half barrels have been caught the
present season, making $4,000 ~ The
value Of the fishing interest OF two villages
alone for single season The principal
portion Of The fish are white, though many
are troa, and other excellent varieties -
Nearly every city and village bordering on
the lake has i.s iishermen, and, could the
statistics Of tie fish trade OF Michigan
be collected, We have reason 10 think tha,
they would make An exhibit some ~hsss In |
the vicinity Of 100000.
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COMMUNICATED
Is this a Free Country

The above inquiry has been brought to my
mind, by hearing circumstance which has
lust come to light in our mountain town,
showing the Digotry, and intolerance of the
catholic Priesthood, and the principles, or
rather want of principle, of our present De-
mocracy.
A very worthy Irish Catholic residing at
Borden mines, thinking that as he now was
q resident Of free America, he hal right to
some of the advantages Of that freedom, and
among others, the privilege of giving his
children az good an education as he could
afford, sent his son to school in Frostburg, to
a teacher Of long experience and high repu-
tatiun here, and elsewhere, but one who is
hated and dreaded by the catholics in auth
GRITTY, On account OF his sound American
principles, and lis well known acquaintance
with the history Of Catholicism from its ear
lest existence, to the present. The priest
having been informed that one Of his flock
was sending u Protestant school, positively
forbid him sending anywhere, where the cath
Ole catechism was not taught; and telling
/ him tina: it would be far better for his son to
have no education, than to get it at Protes-
taut school.
As there is at present no Catholic school in
town, tine priest or one Of his agents, made
aTrang emepts with our Democratic postmas-
Ter that his daughter, who for few months
/ past has been teaching small school, should
( teach tie Catholic cateehism to all who de-
sired il, and in return she should have the
catholic patronage; and sic is accordingly
using the cateehl5m as a regular text book
/ in her school.
Both the Postmaster aud his daugtar profess
t. he good Lutheraus, but it must be remem-
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.coNSTAbIE's sA1Et

d. virtue Of one writ Of feri fucias, Issued by
ID J"-eph VI. Strong Justice Of the Pence Of
the State Of Maryland, in a1d for Aiiegauy
county, al nd 70 me directed, at the suit q John
l.. Hook against the goods and chGt;eis, lands
and teneinents Of joseph c. EimeTF, Henry
Bergman and I. II. Inkhou-e. l have seized
and taken in execution al! the right, title, iH-
tere.t, claim and demand, at law and equity: If
the said Jcssph c. Eime!s in and to the fol-
lowinE pFopert-, to wiz:
All that lot or tract Of land known
as Lot No ii in Hooks Addition to
the town Of Cumberland, lying Oh
the north side Of Hooks Street, boun-
ded westerly By Browns Alley, front
ing fifty feet to a lot formerly be-
longing to Isaac 5. Hook, No. 81, and
ali the improvements thereon.
And hereby give notice, tL't On tic 39th
DAY Of June. SO, at . oclack. +. 81 , in font
0. the =. Nicholas Hotel, in the city Of Cumber-
land I vii! offer for sale the said property, 20
seized and taken in execution, 20 the Ei 4. hest
bidder for cash to sa:isfy said claim.
THEODORE 4. OGLE,
jane =, lsJ7-sw. TS3.J0l Constable.
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State News.

Bz3"We learn from tie Sentinel" that
the Clerk If tae Circuit Court for CHr8ll
county paid into the Treasury, last week. ST.
qG2 S.. being the revenue that las accrued t.
the State from the issuing u Licenses anl
other sources since tie first Of December last.
Its an increase on last years return for the
same time, and tire largest amount ever re-
tu-rsi into the treasury at any one time from
this county.
The following items we CLEAN from tie New
Windsor Herald, Carroll county.
There Is at this time in full bloom a
Cactus containing between 20 and 100 bis
SONS, Of beautiful and varied shades aud col
ors; it was cult. 7atel and braH "a; u It's pre-
ont beautiful state by Mrs. Henry Stoaer u:
this place, and IS worth visit from all who
are admirers Of beautiful flowers.
g1-Our farmers are now Ju,ily engaged
in making hay, aud from present appearances
10y the time Of our next issue there viii be
grain in tie shock.
From L. Harman, Esl., we have received
Cabbage leaf measuring le inches in diam
eter, and 80 inclcs in circumfrre:ee.
kS~Jafics Curry, youth residing in the
upper part ri tbs comfy, was. abouta week
since. bitten in the hand and IN the calf or the
leg, by a mad dog, bu; up to thf preseat time
~ Contagious symptoms have made their ap-
pearance.
SIxGuLAR-3irs. Teaversa- residing il 5.
Market Street, in this city. sent TO our office.
few days ago 4 very laEge egg, lain ~
hen Of tie China breed, Which when broken
was found t. contain another egg. BytA the
inner and outer egg had tie c5mpoueats Of
complete eggs-s1lii well .rIned shells, &c. Z
and a.blmen.-Freisriek C.ti-ea.
Dsa& of Red SlaT II. SaaiG.-The
death Of tbs trtl,y god andPious man occurel
n this city oa Iues,iaY morning last and his
numerous frienls in the Methodist church. As
we as scores outside of. VIII hear Of his de-
parture from this esrt,ilg taleraacle with re-
gret. he was II the 52I year Of his age ard
vs iatsrrsi 81 Wedlesday last IN tie
Cc:,e.srv Cszr this citv--Frs7=i-E Csti-e-r
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State Of Maryland,

LLEGANY COUNTY, TO W.T.: I hereby
4 certify that Henry Hutscn, Of hi'=gany
county brought before me, the subscriber,
Justice Of the Peace OF the State Of Na-s !ana,
in and Tor Allegany county, a5 S'rays, ues-
passing upon ais enclosures, six hoEs Three
Of thefs are marked with crop Of each ear
and slit In tie rlgh, rar-one las a crop off
each ear and under Ui, in the left ear and one
q crop eff each eAr-and one half crop 81 o.
the len ear--srd one about eight months old :
and appraised ~ Joseph Elliott aRi Edward
Rice, under oath, TO be worth s.
Given uaie7 my kanf,
ANDREW GOEDER, J. P.
IzrTle owner Of tie above described hors
IS hereby requested 70 come forward, prove
property. pay charges, and take them away
from tie subscriber. living near Ea"liug's
Station, on tue Baltimore aud Ohio Raj road.
HENRY HUTSES.
jane l6 l559-3ts
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eR-@1A &GS g
PREMIUMS /:

tst. Eor the largest list Of nsnes, not iess
than Tao Hundred at the full price Of sl.00.
W. vGsf L. bitmau & Cos. Double Cleared
Horse Powcr, and Z. Whitman b Goa Lou
Cylinder JhrRsber, with Bands complete. There
are iay5rte, well tf.sd, substantial MachineS--
price 100000.
n. For the rext largest iist, not less thao
one heudred and thirty names at Sl.Os each
St.tsou's Mower and Reaper. This ia new
patent u simple ccHstruction, AID promises To
be- unsurpassed as Combined Mover and REQ.
per. 1t IL warranted ~ the reliable and we'll
known house Of Sin clair Co., rs o frat clssa
implement, and got up il the beet nennor-
price $1,000.
81. For the third largestliat Of NOT lcfs than
ninety names al sl.0O each, Bickford HUI
mans famous Premium Iron Cylinder Grain
Drll. This Drill l. So well known ard highly
approved O. 70 ussd 10 coumendation-prics
$4,000.
lrb. Tor lie fourtl largest ii.' Of not Lee.
Gan dr,y uar mes at Z ! 90 each, VIM. L. Boyer
& EE,s foi Tn:!nd,iF lial Grain and Plantation
Mil. Tbs NH has received large number Of
irst premiums, aud is very highly commended
by those who Laye used It, Tor grina ding - horse
power III kinda q grain, and corn or the eoe--
Price ~ 90
a:h Forjbe Ggb hirhert lat Of not Iess tsan
o. .fty four names at 100 esch, one Of j. short =
gp.1ery & Bros celebrated R0ckaw8y Whea:
Fans. This Fan has tfken FIVE silver medals
l.'I II Ihl HNIlbEf ~ LIA- pIDh4hihlf 0bN -
certainly Epassed-priee $4,000.
H.b for the sixth highest list. rot less than
"iry names, one % Sinclair d Co.'S Straw Cut
ter, and Corn Stalk and Sugar Care Mastica-
t,rs-au excellent Machine that pashes the
.tu'E between aolie,4 armed with toeth, and then
cat. i. into stort food for stock-price 5000
7th For the seventh highest list Of not iesa
tiaa twtU ty-i7Fo nameE, one Of Il. Whitmen
Coz United States Society First Premium Sub
sol! rlourbs, worth so 0J-and one off. Whit
man Z Co's admirable Wiro Topth Harvest
Cleaners. si2.00--S22.00
Tho implements named nre offered e. first
class q .heir Lind, and the prices urs what they
EEL FOR in Baltimcro. Amy one not wanting
tho or he may geo. may no doubt realize -its
yo'u" iu money q other implements.
in addition % thes6 seven premiums, we Of
f-rt Ltrteeu cash preIniums, 0 $40, aIe, Sl7,SlG,
:I4, 5I2, ga. a., &c, 90, 81, 81 and 20 paf
cent. commission.
Persoas Fishing 70 net rs Agents are refefref
To- ,ae Jauc number Of the American Farmer
for further particulars, and may write to tb .
proprietor oHd ret specimen copies Of the paper
hddros y. D. WORTHGNGTCN'
American Farmer CGco, E9ldmore, Nd.
JuLs o, f-fy-a;.z
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ts.E

CONTRACT TOR CoAL WITH THE TarSc,r
GoyEaHMENT,-We learn that Nes,.s. Nor
rell and Randall. Of Baltimore l.g. ,.als q
large can:rae. with the French Government
for Cumberland Gal 10 be SHIPPED from .iat
port to the Mediterranean. They chartered
on Monday tw7 vessels for .his service. one
OF one thousand tons uus,aea and one Of FIVE
huuarsl tons. THIS - q new feature in cur
trade arising out OF tie ezigeacies Of the war
in tidy, and is one which, while it promises
to give considerable employment TO our ship
ping, cannot f.il to seasiJly increase lie rev.
enue Of the Blltu orc aqd Oa;5- Eli, road
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-06-23

A REMARKABLE CoUPLE.-We have heard
of the death of Mrs. Mary Andrew, in Caro-
line county, in the Seth year of her age, of
munps. She was the mother of three chill
dren, thirty grandchildren, ard sixty-one
great grand-children-i all niaety-fourl she
retained her faculties until the last. The
year prior to her death, she carded spun and
knit Fifty pair of stockings, and her greatest
grief was that she could not accomplish more.
She was married in her fifteenth year, and
was a devoted wife for sixty-soven years.
Four years ago her husband died suddenly
sitting in his chair; he never used tobacco in
any form, and his teeth were perfectly sound
and white; he never drank cup Of coffee OF
wore flannel during his life.-Easton Nd
lEoHitor.
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GAS LIGHT
FOR TIE MILLION !!
MACE'S PORTABLE
GAS GEN ERATCR !
AVN

HAVING been appointed Sole Agent for the
II Raie of the above valuable Gas Generator.
1 an now prepared to supply the Fixtures in
all varieties aud prices. Ey this truly vHlna-
biz invention, the resident Of the Country can
enjoy the luxuEy Of It first quality Gas light,
which for BfiIliaucy, Economg, Economy, and
safety Of itgusc, cannot be surpassed.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-06-23
an -s-.~.S. p~s

RELIEF APrEOPRIATGoN.-D the SEES
sion Of the County Commissioners last week.
it was Ordered That the County Com
missioners levy the sum Of five hundred dol
lars il the hands Of General Thomas J. Nc
Kag, to relieve the suffering in the upper
part of the County, caused by the late frost.
and that three suitable men he appointed
in each district, to ascertain the amount Of
suffering in their respective districts, AID re-
port to General Thomas J. Mckajg, how
much Of tie said sum olive hundred dollars
each district is entitled to, who will divide
accordingly"
It may, possibly, he asked how the frost
could create immediate suffering. It IS said
that the fine prospect for an excellent yield
at the approaching harvest enabled many to
buy and borrow. Lut tie frost nipping and
destroying the growing grains has placed il.
out Of the power Of many to buy or borrow,
as they have no prospective means 81 rcmur-
Grating those from whom they purchase or
borrow. Those who have 70 spare from last
years small yield feel inclined to keep t..-ir
small supplies = satisfy their own wants a4l
necessities. Sac. IS the state Of things rs
represented to Us.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-06-23

ORDERS SOLICITED.
TERMS MODERATE
.AnLil u. ls5g-Iy.
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TIL. NATURAL REMEDY.

INTARM SPRINGS MEDICAL Water, from
w FLINT5IONE Md Recent Important
Analytical and Experimental DiscCyeTies.-
This water is bottled and for sale. Guaranteed
as recommended, rr the money refunded
Cures both internally and externally. When
drank rests lghler On tie stomach than any =
the- knUwn--a perfect recopcilIa,or 10 the eZ-
cited bowels and kidneys. 1t cOntdias cooling,
healing and goralinZ properties. One tIfn-
Der full drank removes from the stomach in
ten minutes, foul gases, heart. burns, weight
and feYerish sgEsati1ns. One !umblcr drank
per day act- as 4 protect0rHte in m"n y respects.
Two or three tuHbers ard one towel bath PER
lay cures in Il ghoIt time Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness, Diarsho.a. M.rcurial GiseHs"g, kidney
disease, Chilis, Fegers, Eheumati.m, Feinnlc
COMPLAINTS. Colds, &c, aud is Il g lest remedy
known to siren gtheu the stomach ,td give np-
petite. 1t also cures diseases Of the skin
Eovcs p;inP!cF. chaps, sores, sore eyes, sun
burns, Iascct bites, poison, scald beaI,-opens
the rpres, softens and smOsthcs both the skin
and hsir, giyin ga delightful! glow and clearncss
to the skin not UTcellei or net with.
ANY amount Of certificates can be procured
from highly respectable sources to fully cCrr"1-
crate the above. y. B.-Sce further notice and
directions on tie bottle. Sold by
IIEALEY & SHRIVER, Druggists,
Cumberland, Nd. For the genuine, sec written
signature on the seal Of the bottle Of
4. McELFISH, F!inlstVne, Nd.
june Q, I35..-tf. Bait. Clipper copy.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-06-23

FEE.-A0out three o'c!o,i, OF Tuesday
morning. our citizens were startled ly tie
alarm Of the frt-bcls. l. va. found + lea
stable the property Of Mr. Henry Martin,
German citizen, on Centre street Two hor-
ses which We're in the stable, were rescued
Lutnct until ore of them was lady burned
ABOUT the head shoulders and back. Every
thing else in it was consumed. i small sta
Die adjoining was alsoiurned to the ground.
Tlg amount of tie damage sustained j.
not exactly known. though it Is net very
great. i is supposed to have Iecu tie work
Of an incendiary
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Religious Notice.

Tie second quarterly meeting for the Cum
berilnd Station Methodist Episcopal Church
r... take place next Saturday and Sunday.
Prea- hing on Sa;urisy morning at 103 o'clock
az. ! n night, and at tie usual hours on Suc-
a4v.