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Sands Sarsararilla.
ron THE CURE OF
~ disease; arising from an impure state Of
BIy0d

ARdssasc; arising from an impure statsef
Bio0d
All persons long atilicted, who have vainly
tried many cXpedients to eradicate IL disease,
are bu: too apt to give way to dependency,
and reliaquish all hope Of cure Even when a
remedy that has cured thousands, is placed
within their teach. they cxclum, oh it il OF
no use. nothing Ill cure me. Such morbid
feelings pccUlnriv Le'ong to
SUFFERERS FROM
Scrofuia, Icers, Dyspepsia. Cutnrcous and e.
rupiivc disease. The unprecedented success
OF this preWra'ion in tie restoration to hcallh
Of these who had long pitci under the mo-i
distressing ferns of the above lotndi,s, has
given au exalted character, furnishing as it
does cyta,uce Of il own intrinsic value and
rrcommendin- it 10 the afflicted il. Terms The
atIlir'"l only can know.
Prepare, nui sold hy A. L. & y. SANDS,
Druggists, loo Fulton Street. New YORK.
For sale hy ItE4LEY \ sEiniNHE, Drug
gists Cuubcriand,Nd
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DR.. BRUNON'S
CONCENTRATED REMEDIES
FOR .DRLIt;ATE DISEASES.

No. 1.-THE GREAT REvIvE R.-speedi-
ly eradicates all TIE evil effects of Self Abuse,
such as general debility, loss of memory, vast,
ing away Of the organs, or any constitutional
aerangems IS rs impotency, and weakness of
the sequnl organs, brought on by the unrestrain-
ed indulgence of the passions. Price 81.
No. 3.-THE CONCENTRATED BALM
Will cure in eight drys, amy case Of gonoorrh@a,
is without taste or smell and requires no re-
strction of diet. Price one dollar.
No. 3.-C0NCENTRATED TEREB.-The
use Of this remedy will cure elect in short
time, and can show certificates of cures effect
ed after all others have failed; this is also taste
less and without smell. Price one dollar.
No. 4.-CONCENTRATED PUNITER.-Is
the only remedy known that will positively cure
structures o the uretha, no matter of how Ion g
standing or neglected the case may be. Price
on dollar.
No. 5.--ANTIMERCURIAL PILLs.--All
persons who have used this drea dful drug tmer-
oury,) (Which rema ms in the system for years,
causing many chronic diseases,) should use
thee Fills, which will entirely counteract the
effects and remove i. from the system. Price
one dollar.
No. 6-oRIENTAL PAsTyLLs-Is GER
tain cure for female irregularities, or suppress
sion of the menstruation. Price two dollars.
No. THE CONCENTRATED AMAkIN
Cures the whites, falling of the womb, nervous
ness, painful menstrunticn. Price one dollar.
No. s.-THE SoLUIoR--Is remedy that
has never been known 10 fail curing Gravel,
and all affections OF the kidneys and bladder.
Price one dollar.
Either of the above remedies will be sent by
mail to any part Of the United States, on re-
ceipt of tn eprice annexed. Circulars containing
full particulars may be obtained by enclosin 6
one Post Stamp. Address
DIR. FEt:IX BRUN0N,
Post Office Box %, Philadelphia, Pa.
N. B.-The Doctor msy be consulted in com
such letters will be answered MS contain n req
sonable fee. OFFICE. Old York Road i
Callowhill St. May 10, lS59-ly.
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New Lumber Yard,

THE undersigned have now on hand an as.
sortment Of LUMBER, Of various sizes an
qualities, SHINGLES, LAThs, DC, 10 whici,
they are making cohsiant additions, 60 aH to
Keep up = full sppbiy ut all times. L.
.OGice ord Rard al tie SoWE e,idoE Ccrtre ST..
shere the public are Invited TO call befdrc pur,
chaRing elsewhere, az We will endeavor to.ndi
Wholesale or retail, on the most accommodating
terms.
Georges Creek &Frostbufg Coal
win DO Furnished by the cargo, on bOasd Of
Boats. pr ~ the car load at Cnmberisnd and
and Ohio Railroad. Orders by mall eithey fon
Lumber or Coal, are respectfully solicited an d
Al all receive prompt attention.
@. W. d 8. NJ. HALLER,.
Jufs t., ts6s-Gm. Cumberland. Md.
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New Styles--Frices from $50 to SIPS.
lIEMM Frs 81 EXIKA

HEMMEKS, S. EXTRA.
THESE machines sew from two spools, as
purchased from the store, requiring no re-
winding of thread they Hem, Fell Gather,
ard Stitch in superior style, finishing each
seem by their own operation, without recourse
to the hand-needlc, as is required by other ma
chihes They will do better and cheaper sew
ing than scamstress can, even if she works
for one cent an hour.
RsY- An authorized Agent Of these Machines
will soon visit this place, to exhibit them, make
sales, and appoint an Agent.
Offices of Exhibition and sale, 495 Broadway.
New York, and Isl Baltimore Street, Balti-
more. July II, ls59--6m.
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1,9se.l5 e,463.95 $4,000 l3l,75s.O7
4,7ll.13 l3S,s02.05

The Miners Journal, of Pottsville, in this
weeks number says:
All the regions Lose for the week, except by
the LehighCanal, Scranton North, and the Del
laware and Hudson Company. The increase
or the week from all the regions is only $500
over tle cmrsrtndirg w,ek last year.
The heaviest increase for the season is by the
Delaware and ffudsonCanal ITO 496 ton,
Next by the Schuylkill Canal, 1913, 405 :"
.Ana next By the Leligh Canal 1O0,845 "
The increase by the Delaware and Hudson
Company, which has been in opperation on
ly about p months, comes within 90, 1866
tons of the whole increase by Canal and Rail-
road from Schuylkill County, and exceeds
the increase from Lehigh Region by Canal
and Rail road this season, II, S15 tons.
There is strong feeling among our Opera
tors against the advance of tolls. &c., on the
first Of July tie duieSt motA o. Tie year, by our
transporting Companies. Its fortunate that
freishts to the East have receeded ohe,gise
there uould hare bec, al,hosi Il total StoI,paJe
Of Tie trade. As it is, many collieries are
stopped, Or only atially worked, at an ex-
pense to the Operator, and 1t Is extremely
doubtful whether the COMPANIES would not
have derived more tolls at the old rates du-
ring the month # July. than they will at The
advanced rates. The idea Of advancing tolls
IN the dullest month oftho year, at he request
q real companies, who, il is well known, had
maize sales to carry through this dreadful |
month at the lower rates. thus giving them
the advantage of the market again, which
Z 'ey have had since the opening of the trade,
has destroyed confidence to such an extent
in the management of these ira nsportipo COM
panies, in this region that many of our citi-
zens are preparing to leave the county and
locate elsewhere. Such is the state of feeling.
that il an offer was made to open new route
to New York, our Operators, fwho with a
few exceptions, have unfortunately, become
impoverished to such an extent as TO prevent
their taking stock in such an improvement
would solemnly pledge themselves. aye enter
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The Aims House.

ORDERED, that the thanks fie County
~ Commissioners lie and they are hereby
rendered 10 The Trustees OF the aiushouse, for
the rery satisfactory manner in which they
have discharged ileir duties. and that the
CIe,k o. this Eoatf t.c and he is hereby re-
qu,s,c,f 10 have the .tcpott Of the Trustees
published ONE week Tor tlree successive
weeks, ia each of the newspa, crs printed in
this county.
THOMAS a. HOPKINS,
Clerk
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Order of Publication.

Rosanna james No. 1920. In the Circuit
vs.. Court for Allegnny County as
John James. Court of Equity.
VHE object 6f this bill is to procure decree
divcrcing the complainant from the defen
dant, vincata Watrimoni,.
The bill states that the complainnn intermnr-
rio1 with defendant in .S4S. That more than
five years ago HI alb tndoned her, and has lived
out of the State OF Maryland ever since he .
hnndoned her, and that he now lives out of the
State of Maryland, and that he has nev err lived
with her since he abandoned her.
1t is thcreupon adjudged and ordered, that
the complainant, by cnusing copy Of this
der to he inserted in some newspaper publish d
in the City of Cumberland. once a week for one
month before the LIST day Of August next, give
notice to the said absent de fendant of the oh
iect and substance of this bill, and wnrn him
to appear in Ibis Court In person or by solicitor.
On or before the "a day of November 1859, to
"usw"y tho promises and show cause if any he
has, Why decree ought not to pass as prayed.
Tue Copy
Teat--U. RESLEY,
June "a. is5J--Im. Clerk.
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g e a r x

r. Ia l. IL : II u L y Il
". sJ5 Spring Garden Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
gals establishment Is conduc,,1 on = se-ls OF
unsurpassed M .n,neenee and liLeEslity, 80
tkSgl-HRds can testify, and universally -ae-
kas ,rlsdyed % - It's most liberal aud paEs
t-f''kif- enterprise in the nited States,
ls8f - gf lay New and Classified CGtsioEH>-
~ g !'gsks may be had by ealing on JoHS
J. NkTFtN. us' 3 the - r!a. eft iza--
rect tsr iii- place AZ q. ',tlE.,y, and i-rl-sh
F45a- - persons can order books aIa Iereiy5
f-ac p rSturas Of Books aud Gins.
"a t'zt75u.Is, q TIiari let Of 4S large - gee.
+s-'- - b fii IT, o.. Histories, Biogr-,. e..
tras - A4v-l .l-es, stories, AnecGCt.s4 i.-ss.
NaFra lives, Rymtuces, SFoIis Erd f.-tiues.
49, Religious, E.h.. col, IheU' Ei-al, CLASH
Fsl, f'.iIu- TFI-g' r1ugIs Pbi-ai, bOtei ga. sEO
r -l-F-l work.. DiclleasTies, J -.eons.
..Hs. Annual. rud Presentation = Ks, b.
1-rs. u yu.l .ud Prayer Books, iu -spfy styls
81. ga. ,lur. Together 18th alta Newest WORKS
% Pic d'v. an Z ahi,h ars Aa1r-o=iely bst=l
So &. sranicri peri 70 I'm cr1r-- re--ec..
IT, .rLcGui. . Ffo- I pre-. ut as III, C.
eco r'r,tslrr~. 20 fry rt',l. -s.s,j is the most
se..r i,e, 4.ii e. 3iro the I-osi superior. sl5-
srH' las iaAsaIlcrnf ever oIered by ary sH-
.sz- fIp.5sAireut IN the UnioH--ons Of Shieh
as5-s r..I a-r,up-iy es5h book II The time ::
9-~A Tiue cola Watch accompanies every
.... ~ l". T.. F--H- q. l-F-'l - Jht LA4As .Fes4
ry Catalogue.
TEs- -NOEIAl--.
q III i-Lcs 90 30. truth 90 What hs8 been
l=.er','5. appeni she saues o. few gentle
a-H thigh .rauo.ns, gh,1' ve-ncity esnnOtb
H.sI,.uI-d. ah5 have purchased ordered
ts rom l-e and received cola. Watches.
uazlsll'--Wm Zimmerman, Esq.. &iidle.ovH.
p = .hr l.. ski!es. Wholesale Grocer, Ian
ester. Pa.; Hon. u. G. Walker, RepreEeat-
arr 'r.I4 slnsrsst Co, in the Pennsylvania
La-fsitnrg; walter &. EysBs, Notary Public;
f-8..a t.. -.;@, p Jacob Martin, ESQ Roch-
--'sr $. D.. Hiram Ei.k, ESQ, Cleveland, o.,
NJ. 6srr=a Leuhart, Harrisburg Pa; Mr. J. !
Pears Bear Greek. Henry Co., Georgia; Mr.. =.
-f7saa gss ord, p and Ju!is Crosby. s27
haste l-.--j, Philadelphia, who received
z.i slE Dress sai.,gh. warlh SO.
D ". CLARK.
- -a- ri-.- GrrleU ST., Phila Pa.
See -r1t, -.-rI IN evcTy Town nd VII
~. . .-- l.ici S.a.ya n SL!.h 10 regular
trr4f 60 yrt beer --.1t.,.Led. NJ terms to
a--1a't ere slra as 20 .1.yl then a literal rs-
.rr-rs-..r f.Itts.- ah'a. Frr Ter.icu'--s
Hs.r 80 Hsi by -il-,- SIM r.s 90 -Jsvs. Cate
-... --s- --r, O. any address.
NH. .-=FL
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= = = 7 :.
p. r' d. -rl. Is 8iry GSH,.-s.
Having proved Priority q Invention tefirs
O.. fD'snI osss Of tbs Ua,.ed States. over IL,
...- l.t"siarics B.L13-Ie.S S.G Gs1rrr.iry
'..- '.s-,s.. ga when fro1fa Patel, FSs -rsn
O.. a,f ~ g.e Unite" States. tc~-iug date tho
-'fa .lav p: October, 1855 This i & eas'is-
.stt o. ... s- ryl,Hsi .iag. 'shaiig o. asiag n
s'-.. g. al wi" SO dv, will be held responsible.
fsr AAmascs, as By the United States Pster.
Lac, made aHt provided, for such iafsipse-
-i-r.l oirEy Z. ;hts, sud those holding u-de-
.nt.
sisH sss insi the making. using or Yenifcc.,
agE Vur,ies, the so-cailed .'J.ArsoH'. D.E.s.-,-
50 Generating CO. Barrsrs," as he zane Is
an fringe ne ut Of my Patents. bes-irr date
O. 2!a day of June, 1SjS, and Glse Q! Cs.oirr
ssJt, 4. Il. 1855.
iLoNZD NJ. MACE.
MAJ l., lsJs-lv, SpriE,- Id Ma
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ata COST Of LESS THAN ONE CENT
PER HOUR.

s -. .!usrs a LIGHT equal to eight sPerrn
gzrs.l.s. aad without .5mokt ~ Sa..n. lac.
H. 7"i Nhaal'..c- being Gas work.
F.. ..-I-...-- g.. consumer il Lis oEu pr1du.
... rN-r':.Tc az question = iegiarc - G-t.s
rl' .. r.rt nt with. H. . ..r.1ia
..0- hrr .r'I, wti .a 90 b. cons uaes.
s'1 ,-. ,-rl' ae-'5 taat -Is taa. SIS fyr
..rs. =. s'.s.s' 'o Gss Light. siHg.. ia oya
-.. r. r.. .t-,ly managed, H. hi. rvci ti1a
- % s.i, aud il.si b. zecs. l. 0e - pc
T.
&C. ICON 10 sart Of . hyperion snG eco
lf liza 40 ..rhi, citl.rl,s Town o. Country.
-ruFf f.- ID auG ,yumiue iyI themselves.
rt % 90 ...- fi IL scpeIiority over all
..... -a'. "aT 20 -N.s;ence.
.s,.."r- ,Ht.y uu hand ana for sale ht Re
P1r.-. Who. s,l- and retail, Ger uir''
a.. ......4 hibvrJi4s Goa Oils and Lrnps,
t... -.9. E..y-.al Oil aud Lamps, Shsdss.
o.. %. I...'1nies, &c, 80.
NM. HURTcE, Agent,
ii--- Bali. ST., ebsse Green Merit ,ijs
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.. s.~,S EA@--

IloI1owAYs PlLs.--The sufIcriuSs to
which delicate females are subjected by ig-
norant practitioners, and the NO less serious
evils they endure in consequence of self-ne-
g!ect are terrible TO contemplate Let us
not then he thought olfirious or pr esumptu-
Gus if we recommend to them with friendly
earncstnc,s this mild but reliable remedy for
al! functional arrangements. For all the de-
biitatng disorders peculiar to the sex, and
in every crisis and contingency pcrous to
the life and health Of woman, youthful or
aged, married or single, this great regulator
renovator Of the secretivc organs and the ner
volS SYStem is an Immediate rlIre
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uELMGoLD's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL For diseases Of the Bladder, Kiineys, ra,
vol and Drupsy,
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JOHN JOHSNON,
Copper, Tin & Sheet lion Worker
Baltimore Street,
CUMBERLAND MN

VNTotld respectfully announce to the public
w that he is prepared to manufacture to
order. at short notice, anything in his line of
business. He has on hand large variety ofCop-
per, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware, which will be
sold at Wholesale retail, at prices to suit the
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-21

l'i puoHskei aui for safe ny Andrews s
sEart' .'clisr, under ST. Nicheiss HO.si.
Iia',ip Sc So. Caubt,lsHj. Nil
tcty our sgars or IT.u..-'s Life, icing
Hiescyuc'- e Y shack Be- ing, Nary
I-u- ii.H,tr. prise -
HI Thirty Yssrs OF p - sen
sls. .Iy NJ ). jack b--.'-, IG3
I'll. Tia Ia.5. 49, 70 lvaS. aaL
o. ' h. .-r. vi ..t o.. , vsvgish, rs
T.l Cay.'.s Jav-lty Pr
'-aiE. 49,
FhtA-J ss.eIrHe-e srtakiu-. Ito
= nuirs OFT. E.1.r,s. cathsrine
tfs stros :. '.- % it-
Ir-rs L''. r Washington ts.5 80
Efa S,l..ster's N,Id ~ the al
fba- " - Heir 81 Hei-iyfa, "a
Tl ..l... VI Fire, by Rev. J. H.
--g iLI-z, as
Ls,e "a, Litllt Love ne Lorg,Ly
Charles Red, Leo
~ Cal..a., --.., D. v p. Wills Les
. J. t. - 1889
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Roofing and Spouting

done in Town and County, at the loves
cash prices.
All work executed at this establishment il
warranted to be as represented. EBr Countr,
Merchants in want of Tin Ware would do wei
to call before purcbasing els swheTe. dec23.
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S29y3 % syg2 80
At the last annual meeting of your honor
able body, the Trustees asked you for a Levy
OF Twelve Hundred Dollars (S!20O), for The
support oil the Alms-house, confidently be-
lieying nj that lime, that that sum would b"
sufficient 10 Pay the current expenses OF The
House but burlhens uniores cen AMI uuUvOid-
able, have been thrown on The Trustees, which
have made that levy insufficient TO meet the
Just demands upon the Institution. Amongst
those demands the Trustees would represent
that they were obliged to pay for the erection
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1-nINr VERNON pIcTTRFe

AaCNT VERNON PICTURES.
I -Taot-ApH AID photographic view. a
Z-.zs Toia5 Ct Hnshinr.5a sad Mount We
"a MANSION. Tor -, e a; 81 this Gallery, =
81 e the Ladirs Aoaai Vernon Assseisfssr
Cal IND examine srso.zsn.. Phetegrspk e,
fisEfef hssidsuesF, Ge., Pit up ssry ehsss
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ROMAN EYE E1LSir1
Fer lii Iamet Fv6liGs

The delete ztrs-ra.c oi ..s q. ..--s lsa .-rF
iracli.r.Iy ssu=.liee aal .r.'. NJ tiHs r--
wien. fs9,a any cause. {: h-ron,s f'se's'. lie
inngru ,mh.ar- r,p.... .-d1ues s.- ih- go
id evil ges The roo ...-. pre-. ..l- ." .i-
tract to .tselfhI;ao-5 ron al' paste .. the --l.
Huudrsa5 o:pe,-l1s Of sesoiu.5-s h'Hi- az
lis gl.,. b. r..aaes. OF felu'ss 30. 'ser ..--
commonly csIlss .lrg fEts, art '.ers. $50.
nprrehcu-faus ,- img.ir,! 'i-'.-. -.5r tg
using this GlLSAN. nay obui 'r'1s' .nHg-
dntc relief. 70 ala eases fLr .a. Ter 90 8 reu-
edy Is appI,i The bette.
EEAUggE FOLLOWING EVIDENCE
Nav Yoas. july 18TH. ls5s-
Nes.rs. 4 2 = T. Sisrz. G,a .lrmrl ~
have bean troubled 'Jr gu.rs U.ra . n affection
of the ev, lids ana have tried uumNrr % rt'a-
edics ~ ithou, cEperis1.ir- 1av dec sd '-Et-
fl. \ lew week -.4.c! aliaiuti sss .s or
RouaS EyE RAi,ku, az applied DC ACCORDING o.
The directions The 'ir.l application pro-lrfd
"A decidedly beneficial EJECT Hcf hat ret rse1
it q week, before my ryciiis were caf.se.r 'ree
from il. Elimination, " h.ch had a0t lerH The case
before for many years. -
Yours, g.. g. 8. NIiLlAI@ -1-
BguAUwAY.
PRICE. - CENTS PER JAR
Prepared and sci by 4 @. s. y. SANrS,
Wholesale Druggists ly1 Fulton street corner
OF William, New York.
For sale by TEALEY SHRlE Ek- Orsggist
Cumberland Nd.
Jt,.. "I lS14-I IN
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Mining Intelligence.
RcpOrt Of Coal TRANSFORMATION

During the week ending Saturday, July lClh,
1852
Shipped oUer the Cumberland aud PcnHsyigani1
Railroad far same period
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10 Advertisers G. Business Men
Haners for Mailing

Our friends can always ft.d ct our o1ice,
copies Of the "CIvII4AN AND TELEGRAPH
folded aud prepared far mailing at fire cents
each.
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To he CGmn;ssietes Il Aitg0Hy County
GgSTLEMEs ;
The Trustees Of tic Alegary Couni
ty Alms.bouse, SVg leave 10 submit TO YOUR
honorable body, the following statement, which
will exhibit to you The Receipts aud DisuHrse-
mcute, on account of that Institution FOR Tue
year ending ist June, 1855
RECEIPTS.
Amount levied for sup .~
port of the House., $1,000 %
" for payment Of old
debts, D., 500 90
for repairs Of House, $50 DC
" for Steward OF the
House, $50 %
I" for Trusteca, 200 CO
Recei red from NJ. Snv.
age Cot their part
Of building fnce, 100 90
for hides sold 10
Withcrs & Son, 992
EXPENDITURES
Amount expended by
Chas. a. Scott, ior
support OF Ilouse.ag
R wi,h h' hn 's5t,Pi 10 " yoa, s.7os
expended by tho
Trustees, as will APP
pear by the receipts
this statement 2i75 %
paid by }. NJ. Buch-
anan, Treasurer Of
the Trustees for
claims against the
House, rs per the
receipts herewith fl
led, So %
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s. CoRREcTIoN.-In publishing the names
Of the American State Central Committee for
Allegany county, one name was inadvertent-
ly omitted We think it proper, therefore,
to re-publish it. 1t consists of Mcssrs. Jacob
Brown. Horace Resley, Thomas A. Keller,
Charles II. Ohr, and Lloyd Lowe.
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R.R Canal. Week Year.
Amer &C. llT7.O3 2ll7.l2 3294l5 ID. sol 90
e. T.. Cetmold, 527.l9 4sO.l3 zoos. ~ 'lG.8ol O6
Frost C. SOLO l2l3l3 l264.o3 22,75Il4
Borden NJ. Co. 23l O3 245l.O7 2S62.l0 44,272Os
Sw;nion Co. 1851
Piedmont Go. 1920
Aliegday NC. lOOlS
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NN., Hoes! New s.aek- ,

Nay Il, lsJs-ly, Sprib e I'D. Nass
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"a HE1vy DosE.-Last Saturday evening.
woman infsss city, who had grown weary
of the worliI sook three ounces of laudandm,
with the viewNo of destroying herself. Soon,
however, she llecame frightened at the ap-
proach of the Grim Monster, Death, and
had physicAa IAN called, whose medical skill
relieved and restored her
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-21

LAND SLti'E.-.A land slide occurred on
tie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on Tu,s-
day night, between Cranberry sumnit and
Oakland, in consequence Of which yesterday
Western mail was detained till this morning.
4 Messenger train was dispatched TO Baln-
more
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-21

CuTTrNG AFFAIR.--Yesterday morning
Patrick Bannon was arrested, aud committed
to Jail, charged with stabling Levi Hawthorn,
on Tuesday evening, at Pompey Smash, in
this county. Hawthorn was badly cut sew
eral places.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-25

The ART OF BEING AGREEABLE. -
The true art of being agreeable, is to
appear well pleased with all the COM
pany, and rather to seem to be enter
tanned by them, than to bring enter
ta;nment to them. A man thus dis
posed, perhaps, may not have much
learning nor any wit, but if he has COM
mon sense, and something friendly in
his behavior, it conciliasss mems minds
more than the brightest parts without
this disposition; and when man Of
such turn comes to old age, he is al
most sure to be treated with respect.
1t is true, indeed, that We should not
dissemble when in company but a
man may be very agreeable, strictly
consistent with truth and sincerity, by a
prudent silence where he cannot concur,
and . pleasing assent where he can.
Now and then you meet with person
SO exactly formed to please, that he will
gain upon evory one that hears or be-
hslds him that disposition is not
merely the gift Of nature, but frequent
~ the effect Of much knowledge Of The
world, and command over the pas
sions.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-25

"What,s wanting, Sir {" asked Mr..
Cushman, abruptly, turning squarely
about in his seat.
"Your countenance is strangely ia
miliar, sir,'' commenced Lacy, in a
bland, insinuating tone, while Sarah
shaded her face with her hand, "and
could not forbear speaking to you that
I might learn whether your voice justi-
fed the impression that somewhere
had met you before. Is your name
Scruggins :" A
"No, sir,'' answered the old gentle-
man, promptly, seeing in moment how
affairs stood. "But I have brother
ln-law by that name that have
been visiting for four or FIVE weeks
past. Perhaps you refer to him :"
Possibly so. Is his name William
Scruggins %
Eyes, sir"
"Well, I declare! And where does
he live-in T-?''
SIN Norton.''
CAS- I live, the very same -
"And your name Is Wyman- Olirer
Wyman ~ queried the old gentleman.
es, sir, that is my name. 2
ssAnd you were in for stealing ~
Elm in-in-where sir 7"
s. jail. Ny brother-in- law is the
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