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FOR TIN WING.
TtIE rCNrD Al n...n,

Thh CENTRAb RAILROAD
In reply to the card Of the President of the Central
Railroad, which appeared in the Wing Of the lo,h.
wish to say that IL IAN honest desire for information had
carried to the Office Of the company" all those inter
ested either stockholders or otherwise In the a
and management of the Central road the Board might
have been saved the labor OF preparation as well as the
expense OF printing report the necessity of one being
superseded oy each obtaining for himself all tho a
formation it ought furnish.
As TO the assertion that "candor and fair dealing re-
qnre that my name should accompany these articles
reply that my positions well taken my facts correct.
y stated, and my conclusions logical deductions there
rom my name, however obscure, more impair
their io7ce, than could splendid by its bril,ucy
save them from exposure il they 'blundcrs"
IL the President of the Central road prefers personal
controversy In the papers, to discussion of facts and
principles, shall quarrel with his taste but mus,
DC allowed to decline engaging in the sport, however
lively it might prove.
In these articles have studiousy avoided every thing
OF personal nature and dealt with the Directory solely
IN their official capacity. That position mean to main.
tain. rlpurp
Dec. 10Th
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Ts's e"hss...... ..aIssis sp,ifo i.esI.ci f.Ipao9
Cotton Factory to be erected in Portsmouth,. The
TSda~ripf says;
ave graasd thai the cotton factory prot
msneon.d ~ yested paper With
NO usuo. ot ~ sacssss hs lAdies with
70 place ne shares At sio that aios, every lady
able 70 tale ave- ten or twenty and ssu.
rance OF nanasone returns on the capital investsdL
THIS oniee lathe Headquarters the
y ask the nArcps TO send their along 10
srr,on In Their behalf Let them remember YIrrns
.as es.n.sd u. plan has already taken
book her for hundred doar 10 fair
somen vin come up 70 hs uot they ought u
not remote when hsy Win feel exutanf
establishuent Of . cotton factory here.
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~ eeiyiag for sale BY nACoN RasgIpxv
FULLAND RICH STOCK.
SPLENDID aOoDa
ppIcrg opr,.,
PRICES GREATzY REDuoEp.

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som. ss D,rs.e, IN BLoosde and chsos
oo1red and naet Lyons s Iupsrb qusty Velour 4. rn
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~ NOTICE.--A full meeting Of the citizens
- Of Charlotte county without regard parties, IL
gueei the next January Court oonsr what action
10 The present alarming condition Of relations With The No
dy7s-dBidc NIRgfStAN.
sy me Richmond Dispatch Enquirer Examiner viii plsass
elnI and lend bllls % the WHY Onca
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RICHMOND WHIG..
MONDAY MORNING., DgCKMBER 90, 1859.
To CoRRRsPoNDKNTs.
Christmas.

We wish readers "a merry Christmas" and shall
contribute what can towards securing the same FOR
oil connected with this establishment, by intcrmtng
one Issue Of thu Daily Wing This edition press
Saturday night No other will be issued till "Wednesday
morning
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At meeting Of the President and Directors Of The lam.
river ana kanawha Company held city Of RIchonJ -
tuesday, Dec 20 1882 the 70 lowing order adopted
"hereas me Board OF Directors Influenced by
OF revenue alone adopted In January resolutions
daNbaeE lnavor OF any party who transport by ~
certain classes Of goods and produce rate. ics
al charges which rates were determined ~
rates on competing routes and In conformity with Tso
uoh adopted oy the Stockholders In March Is wberehv a.
Board OF directors w-e Instructed permit the rad
mAtey belonging TO the Canal 70 he AMI whsss.
hr sal Is In eheca discrimination aRain, eide IN or
own State In avsr Of Northern cities may lie regnrsd
Southwest TO deal at The North than In yrsnIa Ta
Re-ore That the following resolutions which w,r,
the h0ard OF Drectorso the 18th be
an aher the 10Th day OF January, 1850, viz ~
epfre That on all arieies under the first elas
io any Poini below City Point transported by Canal a.
yneours ~ cost not exceeding IS pounds is
hg Al ehArges OF dsyage, commission an
cents 100 bs shall be made shlpper bsn hn
g,o, hsse been transported 81 the rates 70 be settled
ofr. That the toll -four transpor ed from Ivnehbgv
" Oy Point BY Canal ~ cost cents n mi and
oeehn oag Including al charges shall be reduee 10 he ~
'edtot cent? Y Dbl and cents y bag"
eptte IhAthe following resolution which was H.
ed, via; ''' ''''' "e eA"'ni-
h~sofrf, That all article. trauspor, ed upop the g.
richmond 20 Iynchburg Lyneurg 10 Icbmond .ai ~
coming from hnoS Vile Tenn, psnt Of Rnox vile
,ts ss be ehaTged toll not exceeding ton ~ mile
"Hde mat ash articles shipped Richmond 10 no -
hnofyle or beyond or shipped or anv
thereof TO come direct 70 Mchhiond" - $500"
WV p M-xfoRp sse'y
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nAIsRIEu

MARRIED,
Thursday the 21d inst, by the Mr. Wheewrisht Mr.
CHARLES u. MILLER, 70 Miss GEORGIA MUsDIS Al 81 this
rffg
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tremities Under the law they bad made they seized
different times upon hye of those who had returned and
banged them IL is unknown how far their madness had
extended. il an order from the King and Council in Eng.
land about the year 1891 had not inseposed restrain
them. "Aoeost Of the Esropeas settlements IN Anser-
lea Bsrkss FORKS. edit. Bosf. 1889.
ut Is task not very agreeable 70 write upon such
matters he continues "but in reality things Of this
nature form the greatest part OF the history Of New Eng
land FOR long time They prosecuted the Anabaptists
who inconsdcrablc body amongst them with an
almost equal severity In short, this people, who in
England would bear being cbastscd with rods had
got free from their fetcrs than they scourgcd
their fellow refugees with SCORPIONS though the absurd
t. as well as the injustice. Of such proceeding them
might stare them in the face I"
At last, doubtless from the operation Of humanixing
influences upon the characters of some Of the descend
ants of these themselves bu, in still larger meas.
urc from gradual influx into that population of a
better sort Of mortals
-"gni6ts orts 6snigna
III mslioris i.to fnx;i praeordio 75tari-
those among themat all events and the preeent mo-
mcnt from this original stock and plentiful supply who
would gladly have continued WELD in the same spirit
all the thunder of government were and have remain
ed deprived Of the power to do Nevertheless they
have constantly shown persistence of tho print
tive characteristics the natural joint result and product
OF them being an obstinate determination reject all
compromise and so far they prevsi he govern
ell themselves in degree conformsby the opinions
OF others, but usead thereby govern absolutely by
their own opinions all with whom they associated
Acting upon this determination, they have endangered
seriously the peace and harmony Of the whole country
since the formation of Federal Union more than
one OCCASION Some OF these may notice particularly
hereafter The field is more ample than inviting,
lind nothing more attractive in contemplating these
suits of false ideas government than in considering
those traits of the Northern mind which have led iud
vuas imbucd with them dignity the rank emanations
of their seonceit and selwi with the distinguishing
appelation of Northern conscience"
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Dao e0wendlug "Eauple's Tnfalahe Baking Powders"
~ rrues y - ZEN have seen fsy tested sod think Them
1Hi eqia not ruperor, 70 similar preparation In
hy are o safe hv ihy saunde ard The drug stores u
' 1X se aivefssmeni In special notice eolumn-Lvn-
hHy ItryiHt1H. de2O
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,oUIs J. BOssIEUX,
Manufacturer Of Doub,. psrn..,
-, ,,, STEAM CANDLES " 1''eAe 1hsu
and Wholesale dealer Ia
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN PRJIrs
FRENCH CANDIES. CI0ARs
II. TOBACCO, IA
onnd II The fNEsroRY BUILDING No so M.r can DO
opposite Richardson Co, Richmond ".
SMRE WORKS! FIRE wORKsii-A,I-..,,
duced pIicts: - "'"s FIRE "ohhs NJ
tp.. "n0Sh' fire Crackers,
Roman Candles, Powss po,.
Torpedoes
flying Pigeons Mnsa 'Pie''
Bloc Lights,
benEoa Lights, Psnry wort,
LOUIS BOssiEUx, No. 80 Main stree,
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BRYAN,s TAsTgLEss YERsIFusE.

ms NDTHHR's HopE
Freifu paid, weak aud thin
Was The mothers pet snd pride,
'Scm"ihuR must be wrong wthin,n
The distracted parent cried.
"Worms," the doctor ssit, and gave
Jaltp, rs0uel, Famhoere
Bot al things proved useless save
Rfyan's Tusfeiess fermifuge
OF IN bottles, price - cts Sold W PisHga wytros
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VIC Wt'IInIOtN'G VOID anU tOugh HIHtUTcs-
Am0na The cold aud cough cmedc that food The this
stands ne sond bass n medical science
C4nsck stands In he fore front u profession. lie his
fgton On shat he ofsrs ~ The SICK genuine curative
Nsysfb bhgfsparaon asned 30 guaranty Pdee 25cs sold
nv Ff urrE WfrFr4u poln Al
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"rhars Joneeston Cooke owns bout two hundred nlc
gers on the ruvver"
"No, IL Is not he"
"os'" he exclaimed, with tho inoffensve imper.
unenec. oh seen your hand plain-two bur ets and
bAggere queen BY the hvus = Its the Ole min vos
moan might aknown you ariter coustcn some,hiu
Hes rich a. mornn's milk" ~
sWby, you DOM expect me TO court I;,,"
ssScs maybe dont. II be didn't bad thcm tbousun
seres olov groun that bride and saddle would new
yer have stoppcd at Brilcscs"
Well" said l. 'if YOU ,cW turn n CITY eoce,or int,
counting man, can't help it,"
Pretty cleckting you'll do, jes bot You'll clcckt +.
hundred ana twenty Poun adymeat and about thir.
sertin." ~ n 81 E.'--'- 'e Wv " 'u''''
All this was said in such an indcscribably roodn.tu,
eu honest tone that could take offence So TOLL
brics that would take nap until dinner was ready
In what appeared to me hall minute hui WAS IN "a.
nail an hour, was awakened by Iriics and told thai
anner was on the table. small table, covered with
unS! CON vas placed in the middle Of the dining
sweet potatoes and buerbeans In addition 4, thssa
there was plate Of good butter pitcher OF milk and
, ,h1ee rge noecakes This was the dinner. Affixed to
ne ceiling just over the table perceived one of those
hAtures which, years ago used be in vogue In much
larger taverns, called, believe fan Il consisted of
long piece oil red CLOTH suspended by mechanical cout
anees ~hich cannot describe and kept In motion
oy means oil rope pulled by a negro boy who stood
exactly In the centre of the place As sat down tho
boy began TO pull the fan with viyor - Wv
Bries apologizcd for his dinner:
Its pritty po catin and if you Jest had waited ,n
supper time, I'D had You some squiris We kin ran,
lam yi'iddy the finest you uvver see fat two inche.
spring house. thout fstenin the do and tho s, thing
ole houn sneakt in thar and eat il up clean 70 the
bone" f ~ " 'e
During these remarks Briles once or twice
cd himself to say in loud voice "ov, To which IL.
negro pulling the fan would answer nS and mill ,h
Tau more vigorously than before And Briles would 20 on
about some thing '
''ofeose the dog didn't eat
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mr. HcClinioel's Pectorai syrup. Coughs hai
hNye become Constitutional yrd 10 this remedy " the
vs-ous matter which nts With tough channels
rrsaon acts kea healing balm The Initiated lungs Gains
an1 soof ~ fesaioy ORGANS snd 70 be feed when
all else has failed Price g. sod BY Yfsuss WrsTos
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SENNANE WANTED hire for the year 1890
- rfds eompstsf NURsE 81 good character ma bsb
Apgy 70 ds9s IN sKINEYRk 4 Co
" dsfe HH SKINNER 60.
oYTIoS RcBsOSD AND YoRK RIVER n n. co
RieIIa1yp, Dee a. tsfR
DROPOsAts sddresstd - The unisrtgnsd are invited Tor
\ tufus n Nfruia Passenger ca fine San. amen,
iisiis snd haish rs the one nov on ihe Road
a,ii rdo7 sHAeP. slp't
100 BALES COTTON YARNS. -rors.l.by
lOO dr2f &C D. DAVENPORT
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Medicine for the Afflicted

DRS. GOLDSMITH h CO., No. 1872 Smith
II field street, Pittsburgh, Pa, still contin-
ues to be consulted on all diseases of private
or delicate nature. From q long course Of
study and practical experience of unlimited
extent Drs. G. & Co., have the qualification Of
presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have never tailed TO cure the most alarming
cases of Gonorrhea and Syphilis. Beneath
his treatment all the horrors of Venereal and
| Impure Blood, Scrofula, Ulcers, Pain aud Dis
tress. or Inflammation of the Bladder and
Kidueys, Assesses. Humors, Frightful Swell
ings, a nd the long train OF horrible symptoms
| attending this class oil diseases, are made 10
become as harmlasa as the simplest ailings OF
child
SEMINAL wEAKNESS.-Drs. g. e. Co. de-
votes much of their attention to the treatment
of those cases caused by secret and solitary
| habit, which ruins the body and mind, unfit
ting the unfortunate individual for either bus
! mess or society. Some of the sad and nelan-
choIy effects produced by these early habits of
youth are, Weakness of the Back and Limbs,
Palpitatiou OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness. arrangement of the Digestive functions,
symptoms of Consumption, ETC., etc. The
fearful effects on the mind are much 10 be
dreaded, viz: Loss OF memory, confusion OF
ideas depression OF spirits, evil forebodngs,
aversion 10 society .scli-dstrust timidity, etc,
are among the evils produced. Such peruops
before contemplating marriage, should consult
physician Ct skill and experience, and be al
once restored to health and happiness.
AGUE AND FEVER CURED AND WAR
RANTED.-All letters containing a fee, ad-
dressed to Drs. Goldsmith L. Co., Pittsburgh,
Pa, will meet with prompt attention, ana
me icines forwarded, secure from observation,
and II cure guaran The strictest secrecy
observed in all cases. Don't forget the place,
No 1872 Smithfeld Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
November a. '59-ly.
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Notices..

The VOICE OF MASONRY AND TIDISGs
voted exclusively to the interests of Freema-
sonry, is now commencing its second volume
under the same prosperous auspices as before
Mr.. Rob Morris continues as senior editor
with the same intelligent corps Of associate aud
assistant editors. Mr.. E. d. Cooke continues
his travels through the Lodges of Europe and
Asia, as the correspondent Of the Voice. -
These features when compared with the very
low price of the paper, 81 per annum, COM
mend it TO all who are interested in the sub
jet of Freemasonry.
From the columns of the Voice" We learn
that there are now 4,S02 Masonic Lodges in
the United States and British Possessions, with
2l2 900 members. In the most of these Lods-
es the Voice" now circulatas as the great or
gan OF the fraternity, and from them all the
innumerable facts and tidings are gathered
esting to the Masonic reader. We cordially
recommend this journal as an exponent OF
Masonry, aud hope its circulation in this VIZ
cinity will be largely increased.
Address Morris & Monsarrat, Louisville. Ky.
THE HOME MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER
This charming periodical is on our table
There has been no falling off from the jan
uary number to the present, either in the lit
ersry or artistic department. Wecannot too
highly recommend it to our friends. The
publishers make large promises for the next
year-they intend to givea series Of pictures
engraved especially for this Magazine. The
amount OF reading matter will be increased
with an increase also Of illustrations in the
Toilette and Neediework department. The
aim it is apparent is high and We are sure
they will me ASSURE up to their promises The
price is $500 per annum when single copy
is taken, but to a club Of four it is only
S1,25 each. Cheap as dirt. T. S. Arthur
and Miss V. Townsend, continue to be its
editors-enough to recommend it without
anything additional.
A MAGNIFICENT EssRAvIse.-We have
received from the Cosmopolitan Art Associa-
ton, the engraving of 'Shakspears and his
friends" 1t IS truely refreshing in this age
of humbugervI to NEE. with something that
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Grand Jury Report.
CUMBERLAND, October %, 1889.
n. 1hOmas Perry,

CUMBERLAND, Oclooer ~, 1909.
To the Hon. 1homas Perry,
Judge Of the Circuit Court
The Grand Jury OF the State of Mary.
land, tor the body of Allegany County, beg
leave 10 report lhat they have in the discharge
of their duty, visited the Al.nshouse of the
County, and are highly gratified to be able to
bear testimony to the very efficient manner in
which the Steward, Mr.. Charles A. Scott, dis.
charges his deity. They found everything con
nected with the Farm and House in the most
perfect ortier. The inmates numbering up
wards OF forty, appeared 10 he both comfort
able and happy, so far AS persons in their n
fortunate condition can De- we would however
recommend to the careful consideration cf the
next Levy Court the great nee, ssity of appro-
propriating 4 sufficient sum of money TO build
n Steward House. The Steward at present oc-
cupies portion OF the structure designed for
the paupers, which, apparently, should be oc
cupied By the female paupers, as the present
arrangement renders il impossible TO maintain
the constant separation Of the sexes, which is
verv desirable.
The jury wonld nlso beg leave to state, that
they visited the County Jail, and regret that
they are compelled 10 report different state
Of things concerning it, no, that any censure
should attach TO Sheriff Wilson or his assist
ants on me contrary, the jurors heIleFe tha'
they have done everything that could be done
to am,liorate the condition Vt the Institution
The building. in the opinion of the Jury, is
very badly plan ed-for the following reasons;
The cells are low, and those on the GROUND
floor are evidently very damp as well AS poorly
ventilated The Jury believe that persons con-
fined in the Jail TOR considerable period OF
Time, are liable TO contract disease. The Jul
nv also think that the County Con missioners
should provide iron bedsieads for the use Of
the prisoners.
GEORGE " KHD0W,
November "a 59.-3t Foreman.
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Constable's Sale.

By virine OF writ OF feri facas issued b.
]. NJ. Strong Justice of the peace, in and for
Allegany county, and TO me directed, at th,
suit Of Joha 2, Milling use OF Eli Rice, use oil
Lowndes & Cramer, against the goods and
chattels. lands aud tenements Of James Bran'
and David Valentine. | have seized and taken
u execution all the right, title, in crest, claim
AID demand at law and equity, OF the said Da-
vid Valentine, in aud to the following proper
ty, 10 witt
All that lot piece or parcel Ofgrouud situated
lying and being in Allesany county, the same
being part Of tract or parcel OF land, called
"High Germany AID bounded and described
rs follows 10 wit, beginning al a stone standing
on the west side of the Bedford road and al
the end OF the line dividing the land hereb!
convey ed from the lands OF Thomas Schriver
and others, and running thente north thirty
six and one half degrees east, twelve perches
North fifty two and une halt degrees west, six.
~ three perches near to Two pine saplings
marked with six notches each on the top o.
Motley Ridge, south forty FIVE degrees west
ourteen perches then by straight line TO the
beginning containing four acres three roods am
ten perches of land more or less with all the
Improvements thereon.
And hereby give notice that on Friday the
18th day of December, 1859. at the Public
Square, in the cit! oil Cumberland. | will offer
said property so seized and taken in execution
to the highest bidder, for cash, 10 satisfy said
claim and costs.
ia. oGLE,
Nov. "a, 1856 Constable
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The Late Thanksgiving.

The Thanksgiving of this year has been
somewhat remarkable. Its appointment
cmauated not indeed from the Chief magis-
trate of the Union, but from the Executive OF
larger number Of States than ever before
united in the observance, even 26 out of So
1t was almost ndtional observance, and is a
great step towards the establishment of such
an one, which We hope to see in future years
The unanimity already attained is said to be
due TO the praiseworshy exertions of an &C
eomplished and patriotic woman, Mrs S. j.
Hale, the Editress of Godey's Lady's Book,
who appealed to each of the Governors ofthe
States on the subject
1t was peculiarly appropriate that such a
Onion Meeting" should be held at this Pc
Rod of our national history for as q people
under The Federal Constitution. "ths days OF
our age are shi-e-snore years and ten" and
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THE ExEcUTIoS.-To morrow at about
noon. Capt. John Brown, the abolition fanat-
&c, will expate his double crime of murder
and treason, on the gallows, at Charlestown
Va. large military force is now on the
ground and will be augment on that day, SO
as to secure the most perfect order and the
faithful execution of the law. How sad a
spectacle, an old greyheaded man terminal
ing his earthly pilgrimage on the gallows-
dying as the fool dieth 1t is to be hoped,
that this execution and, that of those which
is soon to follow, will be timely and sufi-
Gent warning to any who may be 50 foolhar-
dy as to conte mplate freeing the colored pop
uation by force of arms