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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-20

HrsHwAY RoBBEay.--A man named Eifsrt,
who residss in KentOn County, Kentucky, a
short.distauco from Covington, was taken up
10 ssnselese condition by some policemen, +,
aud carried TO the Ninth. street Station. house.
After q partial recovery he stated that he
was In bis wagon, and on the way home
whom he was assaulted about hslf.past ten
o'clock on the corner OF George and Linn
sree.s, by some follows who struck him with
slang shot, knockipg him senseless, after
which they robbed him Of six or eight dol
lsrs-- all the money he hsd-and then left him
upon the sidewalk 10 the condition in which
he was found by the police. His head wss
severely bruised ss,if by the stroke Of some
bluut instrument, and bis body was otherwise
ssvarsly injured. He does not knoH who the
parties ders, snd it is probable that, legally q!
least, this outrage may never meet with the
pun;,hmeat it deserves.
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IE Holiday Jewelry at Elias's, 16 West
Fourth street.
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Gs- Buy your Ambrotypes at No. 6s Broad
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lS- Fancy Cases, at ons-third the prict
charged at other galleries. at tho Broadway Gallery
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AMUsEMENTs.

P1KE's Opera. .HoUsE.s - TAG 1soossrAsr
last night drew to tho Opera house one Of the finest
audiences ever assembled at this establishment, and
MIR. Murdoch's impersonati0n of "Youug mirabeP
was capital The play passed of with spirit, and
proved an entertainment wh.ct might be repeated
With profit Tonight Mr. M will appear az "Al-
fred Evelyn" ia Bulwers beautiful play of MONEY.
the performance concluding With the aaghsble farce
Of The TO0DLEs
WOODS THKAgRa..= Maggie Mitchell is still
the center of attraction ut Woods. and will appear
this evening as "Asmodeus' In the popular drama
entitled SATIN IN Paris Her representation Of this
part 10 Of her best and will doubtless draw as IL
always does, O. full house. The programme will con-
clude with MILLY, THE MAID WITH THE MHKINd
PAIL. N nH 7I0 ii W81f.f =.
NArI0NAL THEATKR.- Mrs. FarTen offers to-
night, for the entertainment Of the habtnes Of the
National, o new play entitled WoMAN.s PERiLs, In
with the laughable protean farce, Dew
ILIsh Coon JOKE, In which Fannie Fitz Will person
ify the principal part The bill 10 an excellent one,
and we have little doubt that the friends Of this lady
and her accomplished daughter will avail themselves
Of theopportunity Of wltnessinBit,
SMfTH 4 NIxoN's HALL-The Arctic Pano
rama In all Its cold and Northern beauty Is still on
exhibition at this place. excellent entertainment
for these wintry evenings, and we'll calculated to
make one contented with the weather. 1t 10 o tine
painting and should be by all who are or have
been interested In the explorations Of the late Dr.
Kane. 1f. -..a ...-I -.. &. r
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lS Holiday Importations at Eiiss's, II
west Fourth street. --------
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As- A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches snS
Jswelry, Nos. Sal and 27l Western row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-11
Adjourned to Thursday.

THE NEW STATE ARsEsAL.-This ediice, nw
building at the of Thirty fifth street and lev
enth avenue is to be finished by the lst Of November,
when it will be duly nsugursted by the military 1t
is 200 feet long by 90 feet wide. The first stoy is
designed for ordnance and cavalry equipment the
second floor for depository of smsd arms and nfsn
try accourements and the third door for an imaenss
drillroom in which entire regiment can Wit easa
maneuver IN all the battalion svolutions. Thbroom
will hold about 900 soldiers, and double that nmssr
could find place, if Necessary, in other partsof ths
building. The roof is supported by a tie BAN and
girder truss, which it isp be hoped will proc more
secure than the formerone, which fell dow Of its
own weight a few MONS ago. Mr.. John v. Ritcb,
the architect severely the new roof OOut two
month"; AGO. and nrojed il to his sa.isfactbs. Thd
Legislature of ls56by act, sold the old arera, cor
per of Sxtyfr.t s.eet and Fifth avenue, the City
of New.York, forcentral Park purposes, fr The sum
of $2ii 900, out which fund this and several other
new ssenals hse been erected, in Brooklyn, Albany.
and Buffalo. - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-11
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OFALDFRNFN.

The Board met last evening, Mr.. McSPrpoS 10 thu
chair. The at:erdaDcs wa fan.
The resolution 10 fsvor Of isking up the c,., r.ve
inert on Brosdwsy between Reade ar Orsrs .,rss.s
nent was called mp, and sJop,ej. and sert 20 tbo
BoaId q CouDchnen for copcdtrsnce.
Two vetoes were rsre yed from me Mayor, in which
p'oolee''cr'' signing the resolutions Renting the
Assessments on St. Andrews Church and the Colored
Oiph.n Asylum, we're stated in detail.
The Committee on Croton aqusjuct sent IN report
snd ordnsnce providing for sn additional issue Of
SS7s, 900 water stock. The report wss laid over.
The Special Committee appointed TO investss1e thd
siairs OF the Central PAX Commissioners Submitted
an ordnance providing for further ssus OF stock, Of
the Central Park Improvement Fund.-
resolution was adopted changing tie grade Of
Worth and Church streets.
Mr.. STARR moved TO take up the Mayors rerounina.
on Of Myndert Van Setback a. Precedent Of the Wateg
Department. Lost.
A Communication wss received from the City H..
spscOr recommending extensive repairs Of street PAGE.
merts. lie urged that the present condition Of tho
cobbes.one pavements OF the city was such o. %
der the work of s,reeceanipg much more tecoue and
expensive as well as less thorough, than was neces-
airy.
AID BRADY moved TO refer the msttsr 10 the COM
mittee on Public Health, but the motion was lost and
the psper referred to the Street Committee.
The Street Commissioner sent in a communication,
sta,irg that another sppropraton-that for fuelng.
and lighting and supplies Of the Corporation Offices
ton Of $50 coo. The original appropriation asked BY
the Street Commissioner wac $6 OOO and the amount
allowed by the Legislature 900. Referred ~
the Committee on Finance.
The quarterly report of tko Street Commissioner waa
received and ), 900 copies ordered to be printed
STATEMENT Of tAs ,sssson. d,acn ne Co.'S
tyOIIer by aad the spos
appropriation and Account for s quarter sadas S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-11

FUNERAL OF THE LATE ALBERT GALLATIy.-The
funeral services Of Albert Gslatin, only son of
James GallstD, President of the National ,nk, and
eldest grandcbild of the late Hon. Albert Galstin,
took place on Monday morning at Trinity Church The
full service held, DR.. Morgan Of St. Thomas g.,
Dr. Ogilby of Trinity, and Dr. Cook of St. Bsrhole-
news, officiating. About one hundred aud fifty Of
the friends Of the deceased were present. The re-
mains we're deposited in the family vault. On the
coffin was the following inscription:
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.t..r 20 TIE Ce-=ere.ei Jss-aa!, declaring "a h'
crno: comply with the wishes Of ihoee "ho .sl BIS co.
o,eretion IN soliciting Republican sufirsses' lie tels
his frepds tbs. they may, tbs ooaIse on hs part
,houid be unsatisfactory, cor.iaer dis name Wit
drawn. He wouli 20 doubt accept me DOMINATION IL
Il should be spontaneously offered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-11

ALBEIT GALLATN,
Born At Bsltimore, February Z, 1895.
Bed a. Geneva Europe September I3 1853

The pallbearers were Edwin A. Post, Samuel s.
Sands, J. Austin Stevens, IT,, Carron Brsvoort Ed
ward Cunard, Murray Hoffman, jr., James W. Gerard,
IT,, George T. Strong.
TIE deceased has left widow and two sons ten
ard twelve years Of age. His disease was consump-
ton. He was noted, in his profession as 9 lawyer,
Tor his strict integrity and sound judgment. He died
at Geneva Switzerland, the birthplace Of his grand
ftt whittier be had gone for the bsret Of his health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-11

FouSD DR"SED.-Coronsr Schirmer hold an ID.
que, Yesterday the body Of unknown who ~ oane
drowned a. the ct Of Couranet street Sunday VI To
tmopy taken owed tina. deceased mad been snpoyss
proeeer had spree fog several days, snd psoesIs -
INTO the river die in.oxicsssd. The Jury W.aTn~ WV"
"Eoppa drosN'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-23

NEW YoRK, Feb. IL.
The Herald hss sdvices from Port o.
Prince giving accounts from Hayti Of The
complete overthrow OF the Emperor faus-
lin J.. end HE proclamation or Gen. Gefard
IS President OF the Republic. ~Faustin ab-
dicsted HE imperial digniiies on the 18th uIs.,
a Port gu Prince. emba ked on board .
British steamer. aud in due time arrived a.
Kingston, Jamaica. The troops Of Ge6srd
entered The capital. which surrendered with
out gun being fred. and the republic was
proclaimed. souIouque Immediately made
out hs papers Of sbdicsiion. snd guard
escorted him % board the Melbourne. bur
the mob was 20 excited ihst no had 10 take
refuge 10 The French Consulate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-23

JASPER BASS BAxD.-This excel
lent company Of musicians. have re-
Gently recrganized. and have sent 70
Louisville for q full set Of first class
Sax-l'orn instruments. They have
chosen Mr.. Matthias Smith as leader.
and arc practicing under The supervi-
sion Of the accomplished Musical Di-
rector Of the Concordia Society, Mr..
Decker. This Band At present will
compare favoraLIy with any Of the
Bands Of our ne;ghboring towns. and
we risk nothing in predicting that
whom me, have got used to their new
Instruments, tIoy viii equal any Band
IN tho State.
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LIVE have received No. 1 Of q
new paper started in Louisville, enti-
u !. Tho Voice Of Masonry, and r.
alpgs from tbs Graft" edited by Mr..
hon. Morris. It is large and neatly
printed sheet, and is devoted, as Il.
name indicates, TO the interests Of Ma
s0nry, i will no doubt DO an able
exponent Of tho principles Of the '.bro-
'Acrs Of the mystic tic.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-23

LrAvESwoRrH. X. r., February

LEAvESwoRrH. X. r., February a.
The Territorial Legislature adjourned on
Friday. Among its last acts was to pass a
general amnesty bill, granting pardon TO
pcfscns IN custody, and immunity frym
prosecution on account Of past disturb Dances.
The $ u,hern Kansas bill received the .
provsl OF the @ Jvernor
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-23

lTWc arc glad 70 learn that our
, ,'' young friends Mcssrs. Ben.
p,'lal and Van McCrillus, have been
ao'a, IN tho late rise, to run out about
.Ov y their splendid saw logs from,
"naerson'rivcr. At the present pri.
~ sAey will b able 70 make q hand
rre profit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-23

In the Catholic Chpsch, n. Bede OCon-
nor. prirs', every Sabbath q VI o'clock. A.
", snd ~ o'clock, T. NJ. N
METHODIST +. Church, Rev. J. ID. Admire.
Minister IN charge, every alternate Tnursdsy
night.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. Andrew J.
Strain. pastor. Tie iossssh sabbath evening
N each mouth, a. 81 o'clock. WI
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WAaHIacTon.Fe Feb,

/ WAsHIscTos, Feb. 18th.
In recent report Of the Sensle's Con,
hittes on Naval Affairs. Il 10 stated the
We not only have fewer guns s6ca,, Ia pro
portion TO our commercial ionnsge than v,
had . quarter Of century 40. but thss %
navy, 10 sbips and guns, 10 wsskerin compsr
iscn with that Of Great Britsin than Il va,
ct the close Of the war Of 1872. In 1857
our entire navy sdost comprised 20 vessels
containing 62S guns, and those were scss.
tered I'll over the entire globe, while, Al The
same time Great britain had upon eur ow i
coast 81 vessels, carrying 794 guns. \.
The quantity OF coal used By the navy
siuce the 3lss Of December, 1853, has been
l36. 500 tons. The quantity used IN The
several navy ysrds for IS years proceeding
Lat Of JAM, 1853, may be stated at ll5,25O
.onei or On average Of $50 tons per snnum.
OF this amount. s5.1s tons were procured
through coal agents appointed BY the De-
partmrnt in 1851, whos- commislous
amounted 10 SlS,35S.
Dir. James Polk and Mr.. g. n. Hunter.
are the only coal agents At present en-
ployed.
The admission Of Oregon into the Union
was celebrated last night b. : large con-
course Of ci,izens. who, with . full marine
band serensded the distinguished friends Of
his measure, inclsding General Lane, Sena-
Tor Green, Representatives Nicholas, Scott
Letter Thsyer, Comin', Stevenson and Orr.
nearly oil Of whom delivered brief speeches
sulcgis'c Of the political event.
The President, in response 10 repeated
;slis. appeared a. the window Of the White
House. lie presumed, he said. from THE
handsome denomination iha; the Oregon bill
lsd passed. lie sincerely congratulated
hem upon the advent OF another sovereign
state into this glorious confederacy Of re-
'ubiicsi State, too, situated on the VERY
'hores Of The Pacific. favored with fair eli
nate. On sxubersnt coil, and flIsd with
ried and noble Democrats. The elevation
4 General Lane, who had proved himself
gaIIan. soldier IA var. and true sts.es-
nan in peace. wss also fit subject for re.
oicings II was an honor he had fairly de-
erved By bis exertions 70 bring this new
hate inio the Union. Expansion wss, il
aiures the policy of our county. Cowsrdr
lone feared snd opposed IL Thankisg
hem for honor paid him. The Precedent con
Inced BY calling for Yankee Doodle, which
'ss performed by the band,
Vice Presideot Breckenridge. in smother
ART Of the city, declared that whenever he |
onId, be had given The bill push. and e.
scted, next Mond,y, &c swear 10 both Seua-
,rs.
Having been called upon 10 Say some
hing about Cuba, he remarked that we
liked TOO much and did too little. When
ngIand wished 10 do thing, she did II. and
liked afterwards. n The island Of Cuba,
stssa o. being placed q tie mouth Of The
ulf Of Mexico. laid q the opening Of the
risish chsnnet EugIsnd world tsks Il in
10 days W
he wssin favor OF The acquisition Of Cubs.
e would not rob for Il, bur act with any
'rtion Of his fellow citizens in using all
,nerable means 70 acquire il.
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CO-parlIlersllip.

v1vHE un ders; mai ,..vo s,-aaa partner.
up, 80 he transaction of business 70
4 ,.. $50. The name and style Of Newton
~. !. - ...h and invite all persons wishing
icines 10 give them call.
ISAAC NEWTON.
T.. 3. ALEXANDER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-23

vvlIE firm Of Decker. Kramer & co. have
= dissolved partnership BY mutual consen,,
Philip Runner having retired from said firm
The business will b. conducted ia future !,
ne OLD STAND. under the firm and .tyle
Of DECKER q MANN, who are su.Eor.
zrd 70 pay OIL debts outstanding against The
late firm, and collect Oh debts doe tie same.
DECKER, KRAMER & co.
FL 1880 M
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Having taken . partner, il is imperativeIy
necessary that my old accounts and books
should be squared up All persons indebted
are therefore notified 70 come end settle By
cash OF note immediately.
Feb 2, lS59-iw. ISAAC NEWTON
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OrFicE or AUDITOR ~ STATE,
Indianapolis. Aug. 10. 1903.
| The following Banks have complied viii
the amended law Of 1855. and have securi
ties deposited with The Treasurer Of State
q their market value, 10 IN amount not Ies,
than ffty thousand dollars. end ten per cen
in excess Of their cifcuIstloni
Bsnk Of EIkhsft. Elkhs,t.
Bank Of Goshenp Goshen. 4ati.,
Dank Of Gospovt, Gosport. M M
Bank OF MI. Vernon. NJ. Vernon.
Bank Of Psoii, Paoli. MN
Bank Of Rockville, Wabash.
Bank oil Salem, salem.
Bank u Salem. New Albany.
Bloomington Bank. Bloo,nington.
Exchange Bank, lreencastie.
Farmers Bank, Wesifeld.
lndians Bank. Madison.
Indiana Fsrmers' Bank, Franklin.
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus.
Lagrange Bank. Lima.
Psrke County Bank, Rockville.
Prairie City Bank, Tene Hauts.
SuIem Bank. Goshen.
Southern Bank or Indiana. +. Hnute.
The following Banks have compiled with
the amended law. but have since given no.
tlce II their intention TO withdraw their cir.
culstion, Their notes are payable 10 coin !:
Bank Of Indiana Michigan City.
Cambridge City Bank. Cambridge City.
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Central Bank, polis-=re deemed b,
the Treasurer Of State.
Cfesceat City Bank, Evsnsvi'ie.
Ths following Bsnks are winding up vol t,
unit sriiy, and are redceming their notes o,
par. ss specified. The ten per cent. excess
u securities Is retained by the Auditor:
Brookyilie Bank. redeemed At the Bank.
Hoosier Bank. do do do
Huntington Co. Bank. redcene ed at the
Bank.
Indisna Stock Bank, redeemed at Fetch
RS Bank.
Bank Of Monticello, redeemed at Branch
Cssk. Lafayette.
Faye,,e Co. Bank redeemed a. Brshch
Bank. CUnnersvil!c.
Merchants and Mechanics Bank, fedeea
d Al Branch Bank. New Albany.
Bank Of Syracuse, redeemed a Bank oil
Goshen.
Indiana Reserve Bank, redeemed Fetch
'r's Bank Indianapolis.
SUPERSEDED BANKS.
The hoses u the following Banks are re.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-23

vu>HE Undersigned having openeds new
= Marble Shop in the town Of Petersburg
Ind, fee!s confident that he cen cell TOMB
STONES cheaper for cash than any other
establishment in the West, having on hands
at present . splendid stock Of NIsrble. that
cannot be surpassed anywhere. an kinds
Of monuments, tomb stones, center table
tops. msnsels, &C.. made IN the neatest ssy Il
and .. the best material. Orders solicited
and promptly attended to- Shop on Main
street, opposite the public square.
WIN. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
Isaac NEwrox, NJ the Drug Store in Jas
per, is authorized agent for pubois county.
oct 8. '5S-v.
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OFFICERS 70 DUBOIS COUNTY.

Cirrk-BAzrL B. EDMossrox.
Auditor joins MEHR,scER.
Treasursr-EDwAaD STEPHENSON.
R.corder-SrsPHEx JEsGER.
Sherif-JAcoB HERMAN.
Coroner--wn. ScHuELrERMfS.
Surveyor-BESJANfH II. KEhr.
HARVEY NfcHotsos, y
J. B. PItEwERNERT, > Commissioners.
Wmr II. GktEa, y
ofrIcsRs OF BAIxskIbsE TowssHir.
Josiires-H. q. Newcomb. 8. Rose.
Trustees Charles Birkemeier, Fraaeil
'riIeaee, Kasper John.
Clerk-Geo. A. KitzinRer. rta.
Treasurer endolin Esny.
Cvnstable-Aniliony Eckert.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-23

NOTICE Il hereby gwen illt lie part
- nership heretofore xisfinr between c..
Hayden aud Z. PickharJ'. in iIuntingborcil,
Is this day Dissolved BY mutual consent. All
those that are indebted TO the saId firm are
requested TO come forward and make settle
ment Immediately with T. Pickhardt, who IL
authorised 10 make the same. The busisess
will Le carried on % heretofore by " Pick
hsvds, 81 Hu0singburg. c. HAYDEN
Sept. Ia. '56. Z. pICkHAkDT.
an rSEo
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The WEATHER Ak0 RIvER.-Last
week the fioodgatcs Of heaven seemed
to be opened upon MS, und the rain
poured down almost inccssantly. Il,
consequences thereof the winters frost
was entirely soaked out Of the ground,
and pedestrians through our streets
were ncccssitated to carry long poles,
with which to ascertain depths, that
they might NOT be overwhelmed in
mud. The river, too, got out Of its
banks, and on last Sunday there was
about three feet water on Water street.
between Mr.. Endhofcn's and the
bridge. This street ought ~ he filled
up, SO as to be above high water mark.
Its . bad wind that blows nobody
good, and 20 this rise in the river isl
a godscnd 10 boatmen and rattsmcn.
A very large number u fine RATS have
passed down within week, and sevc.|
raj well loaded tlatboats. Among 9TH
crs Messrs. Corn 4 BiYler got oil on
Thursday with load of No. I hoop !
poles; Mr.. Geo. Copp also took ont a
load Of this staple article; Messrs. En-
lis Corn and George Mosby shipped a
fine boat load Of The ss,nc; and Messrs.
Nicholas & Hardin, from Knoxville.
took down stannch boat, 20 feet by
II, loaded with barrel slaves. Most
81 these boats were compelled to lay
BY near Payno's mill, the water being
50 high frey could not 60 under the
bridge. We believe they are all des-
tined Tor the port q New Orleans, and
they have our wishes for safe and
pleasant TRIP. Wchcpc the cnterpriz-
ing owners may come homo with their
pockets overlooking with tire glittering
yellow boys" that are 90 nucl, priced
about hero just now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-02-23

vTvtiE undersigned having completed his
i arrangements. fos running HE Wool
Carding Machine ~ stesin, Offers tcr sale
The hone power mac hinesy formerly attached
70 Il. This horse pswer is ~ good order. Of
an excellent quality, and will BE- sold On W..
~ reasonable terms. II applied Ics coon -
NY wool rsriHg machine u sp-r.
luns Is, 1855. AL0iS ECkERT,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-10-13
New and Extensive stock Of
HARDWARE.

HAVING now completed my Spring purchases
and in possession 81 new and spacious ware
house, un prepared to lurnish to my friends
and transient purchaselsa large and well Sc
lected stock Of q 00dsH
My assortment orIron, (rolled aud hammer
ed, Steel, NIils, spiLcs, stoves, rheet Iron,
Lead Pipe, Pig dead, re-, is very complete,
rnd lam adins daily.
Builders win find great variety Of Locks,
Hinges, Screws and carpenters e9ofydescrip-
tiuu OF Planes and other Tuols.
Also-BLACKsMITH'S TOOLS, such as Bel
lows, Vices, Anvils, Hammers and Buttrcsses.
have ali the ditTcren descriptions of Spades
Shoycls Hoes, Axes, llatclets, Chisels, Saws,
&c.
Ills my intention. now that have an album
dance Of warehouse room, always to keep on
hand full supply of all articles in the Tnrd-
ware line, at much reduced prices, for cash
or to punctual dealers ut short dates.
have n fine stock Of TABLE AND PoCk-
EFT CUTLERY. and having imported my Ia
bic Cutlery direct from sheffield, will sell at
much lower price than any house in the city.
J. ". MAGRUDER,
Corner BALTIC. and Mechanic streets.
Cumberland, Nd, March II, lS50-y.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-10-13
PROFIT OF A GARDEN.-To show h

PROFIT OF A GARDEN. TO show how
much can be grown on a small spot of
s5round, we copy the following from a
tatement of DR.. Ostrander of Illinois:
Il was about to inform your readers
the amount Of luSuries that every farm
er may enjoy from ouc-eighth OF an acre.
First, then, i'll 1851 i raised few dwarf
pears, three bushel OF currauts, three
bushels of goosebcrries, one hundred
quarts of raspberries. ten quarts of Law
ton blackberrics, two hundred aud forty
quarts of Strawberries, forty cabbages,
two bushels of onions, one bushel of veg
etable oysters, two bushclsCatawba grapes
four bushels husk tomatoes, one bushel
piciels, one bushcl Of bcots, and more
pic-plauts than / could use, besides rad
ishes, melons, squashcs and flowers. -
Cost of production, $5. This year ex
pect ten times the amount of fruit of last.
Now, farmers, take some of the time
spent on corn, and some money wasted
on doctors, aud provide garden. Keep
healthy. and live happy, and eat the
fruits of the land"