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tskss< ana spssnodie aetisa, aad is - :
SgRE 10 RRGULATR THE BOWLS
pepsae spss ~ neshsrs w givs rsstto yossslves aad
RELTEF AND HzALr III TO YOUR fNFxITy
ca. ssY. AND Truth q i, sl., ss i.ss
.sss.s:1 sIv.s MRS, .z.Ir12lIiD., y
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:; sss;s,s:n. sYRuP s:ass':s VII !:
yiftuss We spesk in shs matter 'swHAT ws DO Know,
sfter zen yesr saPsrisacs, AND yLeDoR ouR REPurA-
GLAZE In aoss every Instances where tie i.f.nt h
In pam sxhaustica " be found In Gffsen
~tvsniy miasses aftsr the syrup is adminisssred s
most kxPEaIExc no and sxILTuL HuasEs = Nsv -.
land. bees ussd wiih ssyEa-sALIse success Ia
fH0USlNDS or CASES. -
IL no, only r,s,ss ts child from Ra but eueOr.,es ii.
energy the whole system win almost instantly relieve
/, GRIPrSe IN THE BOWELS AND wTxD CoLfc,
snd ee.suls ns which noe speedily remedied
AND susrsT FOR snT e ~. ne vo. 49,, an
in all easss Of pvs-l CHILDREN lfNrERY md DIAR.
sri... fr.m ,.ssinr EETHING Dsss ron .n:.hss !.
erase We would every mother Who has child saf
s5s i,s@ soy e =. NOT
sy.E-ye AssoLU1rLf suss-so fsils. Ii. u.s q sis.
ssHl,ay :asS s.. E.aains sni..s n: .e.i": .,
cSHIis PkRkIss New York on the essids wrapper
H. srSsssscs IS G:s. 3 s,:.s .ss
Pnee only IS Cent? per Bottle. il.dA~iy
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THE EUROPEAN HOUSE.

HE Undsrsi1nsd Rs,inS taken. the spasiou
sv:H.s ssS ish sss.ss |: rsSidIs sssias1 1f L 49,
Y Tor Hotsl, 70 bs kspton ths Earopssp IS:I l
one hundred and Vii fsrnish Tsbie Bossd sD
ol many mere. His larder. viii be well stocf a
u the Fedsrsl Metropols aud his Winss "a. m
1fpasssd: IL y his intention 3 keep frst-cIass
shers Of the pstrenase Of his fellow v-oitisens OF
,Xasnlngton fnd he EsvslinE public, on and sftsr
sesss 90 tss tSsn Of Noy'hesF Rfosi|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22
AolEss sEEEss 81 = EE.E SSfYESRRy yIcINTy
TssH,n1yN; TN Nc; Hff ~ a, 3sS IsqS c0gsninE d

RASHlQNABLE MfLl1NEkf GOODS -
81 8. AePesS, s ~ ,fsss, sst " ssGssssy; tAs
efvea, q che has vefy hessi soms stocE 81
fs9ey Bcpnets, esraN 02odG also, . ysFy large
prssses, yalsneis Lses, La1isS Dress Csps, Rib.
npas s.d Fi:xsrsj Scssss3 q sii ssss ae1 isiees.
bo1ss 81 RUCHES. which vii Be sold Who'll "a e
~ u 4 ss ssss vs ssO &.
TLsdis:, SOs't lcssss seealI No. 81 Marie. s,sss,
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UA new se.t q leeass bog tAs been psisnsed,
and i . arranged shsf sasaos S opened e esi ~
picking the iocki that rain cannot by any posi-
bility enter Int ~ apsR1ures, ne opsning being
opened, aud that II Z nealixsnt posfman should
e4t 70 60 sway without loe king u, the key could
got be removed. The postmaster Of PhiIadelphia
has already adopsd IL invention, and it h prob
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EDUCATIOHAL.
NIGHT SCHOOL.

T.s NIGHT SCHOOL, -. = =
= He subscriber will open, upon the Sd Obtober
isse, Night School, situated upon sth street, Be,
Barr R.rs .As 81 tss
knglsh b!snchss, Mathematics, Aueient and Mod
ern Classics. Book-KeeDine, DraWing. Ens,neer
inss Arohlteetqres National Philosophy, and eli or
any Sf taose branches OF a Buinees Educstion
nsrd There vii also s. @ tucs ey az
,ho.t lecture upon Business" IN eli It's prsoti,
For further particulars see prip.ie.l, !, s, re
Ii ~, Il, Es.ias.oe-No s4s L street. bst..sa fsth
TIE PRESCOTT HiGH SCHOOL, : -
This Inst,tution viii Be opsnsd on MondsI ssst A.
an. Circulars may be obtained at Bookftores ~
On Application to the Priucipal st the fnstitufion
Ias LIMITED N numee, Of scholars, thirty, the ample
thIs meet dssisable school Tor boys. --' 'snoss %
"a y 2 -.-sa :. A. Q. RICHARDS. Prinl I.
Mrs. Mc6oRMick kS Sssirss . seaGSa q iS5at. ~,
shs Sa.ies q her School on hs LIST Monday IN SEP
Ct ss:sss:s sssR.g .sss
In addition % her day scholars she 10 dssirou, az
receivlng INTO her hmily Q few pupils as boarders
sxea isom 70 70 yeau, yho viii be under her IN
Her srrsnsemsSts for II the accommodated ana
que care OF pupils have been considersv fucressed
end otherwise improved. = hose in Washinrtos
gearing Par1culaF information With reference to
ss aes school may apply 70 ,wallaeh Editor Of
For terms and fs,tssr partisulars sppl, at her
reGdsnoe-No. 30 Cameron street, Alextndna, Va
~ - u 4
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DLAINFIELO ACADEMY

PLAINFIELD AoADEHy,. p - - .
The nth se.sion Is renthsj eommencss Novem-
Der lst Every effort - IHade for the oomfort and
Improvement OF limited number-25 stndents. En-
ar. gre ss sxpsnss go per sssson To al lev ysean
noon-) Cireuiass ct Star Ones, or addIesl - =
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10 f.ast Sunday, At Lynchburg, va, serowd
~ Leave q the negPoes bslengtnR 70 the eslste
q the is1e Mr.. Francis B. Shack kleford Of Amhefpt
county, WHO, In sccosdancs'wieh the viii Of the
Tbe ~ were es, secus e dspea fer free State
yomen and children. or th6Se, thifty-seve5 len
e.e n.!nnce. pre6sesiag - roIoin IN servfk.de N
QM- Virginia rsthss fhaa 0jDy thsir ffss3nn
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nrcf1oxs TO -. = =
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sssss. e 4s B s'''i and
&C., .sssS! ,sn oS 5s.s1. sr5.a1 .
sss T. s sss.as g S Ss' q as
s,sys ssts,ssosy Pssct $50 IN ths
finsso New New o. f ssn.afosr Day. s.a rsn no.r..
.s: 8 M S:::: \
ss :ss sSs jass.ss Iss Ms sss nd
sassskse., a.s and ssess NOrtAern Railrosds. % New
,lNss Boa, A,,.ssu~. trss. .Ms~s,Ass se-sl.-
E sos T s.sasp 80
excepted, for New Orleans and "a infsrmsdlsts
ssa.i psefsss sss saS as
days and Saturdays bI the regalsr VIcksburG pack
g % q % .1.,. ofs Tyss ag s
.hs esly Line that hss Daily Lins Of stsAmsIs on
Tssorsz fS4iss Lr.yr wAszrrsros ate am.
,ssss Il Srss & ss;
. :s,:, Can. e.
eoHfert.bls nishts !estr e. the cars sss prsvidsd
~ =. SEX. ed z'fJ'v aislsi' rsa ovs~ss a.x
Rsssens ers Cor RIchmond and the south OF ecuth-
west are rsspectfally informed that By purchasing
they avoid the annoyance OF change iron boat %
cars 81 the lneonvenient hour OF midnight, - by
Pss.ensers from New YORK win meet an Agent
Of the Orange and Aexa odria q sirosd at the Depot
st Washlngton, from vhom they viii receive polite
trp The steamer GEORGE PAGE ,s.xss ths
sX }: M. fSs xisSssdiis Ssets e rss a. sszlue
and Sosthwesf. Passengers for CAarlotfesrifie.
Sfaastes, Frcsf Royal, Woodstock, Wizetssfey fr
W. fs sSst sss,Rs ,s Msshinsss. q y g
and PEI nsy lvanis avelnt, at O. m and .. m.
~ ooss srTIyfrs I, ss ss Ws;psson n pssssssss for
Alexandria Railroad Opribus, -
oe s-f SRA. Ticket Assnt. Wsshinrton-,
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Wv 'lolN vlANk Z kfiNp I'M rHEA At IT, pp.Nc,e,
Tx tssE'e! 3 To9 SSE blshEs. lRsHhEEss
TAI sfAHbs 4Ab w4tEE4kf fk5Ss, SSsFFEEsk SssFFEEs
80 snd tHsI g e etsiT
ID IDo % you @ nssa HLBATx FORKS f s. and - SPOONS
ISSRRaks ISSRRks sgstIy5ss.f skgEIs5s fSck
.sSgs.as S csssl .:.ls. pssionsf YOs can fna them
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Q % . : G. % 4 cLmo a

g "a cL 70 "A Ii
a.. - : > Ncx saoss and d,.ehsTs,ns-, -, ~
ceer er s. M SsosEtcr schr Msry and Caroline,
Schr. Phebe Nelson. 4 schr. Henry B. Bascom,
Brinsins 9 thorough snd complete assortment OF
an fAnIIfnssSI,s GOALS from the Eshigh and Sohuyl-
bsijJ s.Isossd, ssrso Of Lyksn valley; also.
Persons about laying in their supplies for the
Winter will do we'll 10 glve MS call before pur-
sHHns, g ys ere sstisfed our fscilities for fur,
th4ronghly screened before delivery. Far weight
end messure given. Fair prices expected.
~ +. J. w. M. 6ALT,aa = :
e OmesaN. W, cor. lath and @ sts j No. SlI,
g rrr harfiISoot i3th g beioy Wss DepsI't
e9enuon. -4af .-tts3et sass sla q fsss5T az % rs
WQop A;wO0De.Hiekory, OAK. and Pine
,s,.a wUR =. y mrnsned e lov rates, either pro-
s pn,.s -. 80, 7; J. g w. y. GALT.-;.
Foot Of nth st, below War Depar'E -
u: Il R sisisi s ssS i': ssSsss ples,,
= -. -.
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u A nunbss 9 ss.slspes q Nov York city
keiler-or ss.iss a.ls.lss--in which xneri-
bave IL scpsrsts pls6S 4bs b6ssidssf Soiises;s.
has been occurred = euQcIrupHf 81 new 49,.
teiss. This eollsctio3 Ia 1sf1lY passed into ~
ss :,ss:sIG. = e - - ;sS sI..ssess TIE e:
every paintinx . exhle1NW l1e eeflain Length
ass Z; ia g ss.ss ss:s g ~ q y 'A'.ss' :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22
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10Q E51sECox 9 leKENNRY1J ,S19o
FOREIGN AND NR5AbeiMs AbbeoiMsEEasric Easr ,o1eAas.o soo
,D We hsys o on ha4d ? ysgsd and ehoiss stook Of
"a SsSy fes ciSa s,sRss es'ss:' fs -: ~
..tticIs SiIl & 90 wsii 70 o@L All ordsss ~,
ill., S.vsmtS @ ..re~s. sA.s O. tssa,s.s
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say 81 any ofa1k
HAS fr FAILED, fN
e1ANcR TO EF-
when timely useA.
N inseance of dis-
one vhe usedis On
debghted with iss
speSk An tRrrDs Of
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never been sbie %
ms6cine-NEyERI
a SIN Q Lk gN.
FRET a cUR =
Never id ne know
satisf4ction BY any
he eoatraryssnsre
ofERATfoNs, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

SELLING OFF AT COST TO. REMOvE.
Ss, 900 worrH or Nrw 6oops rHar Mu,r m
Hun OrB FEY WEES. Sc = 80
Having lessed the large and beautiful stors-reom
lormsriy ocoupled by Richard Davis, Pa. avenue,
oetween 9Th and 10th streoEs, Pionoforte Ware,
ESom; Jhsrs L shsIL rsmcye IN 9 few yesks. sfsr
d.y ns prsssst Wa1 p HS6 sfs ELEGxSfE Et. H 4
s1'oyr :sSSx so sRSr.Ses y svs ss.lity
Ssses. WorE- stands, Work boxes, tewsl and Odoff
mshoEsny Writins Desks and Boxss Gold Pens !;
4iassss besn2ifst Ensravisss. an S'Smss; v9s Sns
9ys! snd Gothic Medallion; BInsSss and Combs !;
kockiRs HoEsss. Bird Csses, Um6fellss, Porto
S:..sty md sn shals:s vofisty, q fine Frsnek,
nI stocf is the isrsssf ever oferen II tSis oty.
u For any thias ycS ys9s SsIl ss,JS :: y sSd set
se39is l.TRiaa- Pa svs bet. eth and Sth sts.
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" &c o A Ear :, $3.50, a -
lust srrived, and NOW lying Of my wharf, the
eelebnsed White and X ed Ash COAL, Whioh vii
ssn Low for the cash Also, on hard large lot OF
aiokoIy, Oak, and Pine WOOD. Also. Cut and
Split Wood Ofsil lsnst Y; BzTfs,, =
G0 18th st.. near the Canal.
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Ea4 en4 Nlnter Dry GeOds
ever eeNsdiA the Qlstsie af toinniik ! -. =
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3H cENTRAk sTOREs. 0S
s.swee, ,.A wdFsI esd 81 GS,sD,ss ssss 90
. ...cLoTa oLoAks AMP MANrkss.
sssa. ssa ss.s ssS S s% ss s:: g IS ..ss :ss
D s.... variety. :. Sa4T15s q Win :. os.r :. .u. m
j., - -iouyINs KID GLOVES.
YIN. d Sloss. e ali ocioss 'a AID nam5s1s, IN SSa
!, : M, Il: s!s'!.l slsss: s's.::.
! G.:,s ~. VI :a;s : s -. ~ s ps..s.rrs.l
NEW STORE.
BROWNING Z KkArINo 80,
leye lyes opened their Now Stors, No. 3s3 Penn
8sF9ssn, with isrge and varied stock "a
- fresh GROCERIES, -
LIQUORS. CIGARss &e., ID. -
htca TIE vfll cell - cheap e any other house 10
THE LARGEST sT9cK OF BOYS CLOTH
soyyss, syys, E4kLs EE44 ( A. iStSE CLOTHING. 8 /
s3$E SSsEfii StSTH IN & 8 8 :: 81 :s;s:. sss:. -
l.xEs1ss 50 g: 81 i:s i: =
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81 ';I|s |'s|i 4 |s;'! u y
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~ MRS. |
wINsLOw,s|
SO0rHING |
SYRUP,
THOUSANDS or CIYKS,

IL not only relieves the child from psa, but the
stomach and bows, sesdy, and gives tooe and
1, GAPING IN THE BOWELS AND wrxp CoLfc. =
and evereome eoavulsi which, speedily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

NoT1CE.S.The Steamer JAMES GUY hsru,
~ ressnsd her ronts on the Poto-
7nEgDIys 7tnfE EEXDss lssys sy " kssRRjI19}Ss41 e.
ss.a s ':s: = 2: ts g zts ta
II ssss.s 1c1aS SEs e
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RALrIMeoRE ASP SNpsHgssSagk 1HlS sAJks9sAa ssAaSca,
c...- csksss OF Hoyns -. -

ID 81 3 =
T:n. wHsEiSssfSS Va. sI n and md =
* ~: 8 ADVANTAGEOUS WI as 5 sss - % % s. .
:y: ::y: sAfIaaSkkEE q :. is 3 :ss :ss s : s,i
f..:sas.is Tor q: ExsT Win s.ks sr.ins s.sss
s1s FoI IA re = wEsT m sHf SO ;;
For ANNAPOLIS q 7l<Sa@ NJ, and an ,. - 40 \
aoT asn aonTNoRFoLK.t1%tHAtssso,,..- =,
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- DENTISTRY. 80 =
Ek. Hllt -. an9 grsct1ce. tsst Of two ysars
srti1citi tssth Il has the sdvsnfsres q L
etrengfhf besuty, cleenlness, and chespness FuI
sRess a: sd ip.s!sss isr esk fsstis ID psosorss
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pspsaS .p,. Il, .1.r. .ii r,. - - s...,,ss "a
RELEEFAND Tn TO YOUR fNRlSTs
VI have put upasa ssd s ariss or ever ten
CAN sAr, AND TR Urn q H. vkst vS iass
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i. k4Shs FrsTH n ,:::.:::
Many persons can wear thess tsstk Who 648
eannot vssr other, and no person ssn vess Others
Psrsons calling st ny of5ss cap b sesounsds3sd
but 70 those Who are particular and vish the Darss
oleansst, strongest and mest PERFECT denS1fs tlS{
. Roo%si tsis q. sss Pa .yssss, sssv.sa
knla- 80 ----------I 90 t-ly
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-06-30
. ID | H. IL.


On the 25ih inst, Rev. Robert gladden., Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, in the nth
year of his age. Mr.. Gladden. was engaged in
the itinerancy for nearly, if not quite half a
century, and there are few, at least OF his own
denomination, within the bounds of the old
Baltimore conference, who did no; know him.
At his resider &c in tb Q Grantsvile district in
A llegony County, Maryland, on the 18th. OF
June. 1859, Mr.. John Plucker, aged CT years
IL months and Is days.
Under the labors of Rev. T. n Switzer, of the
East Baltimore Conference, Father PluckeI
protested saving faith in Christ, and united
himself to the N. E. Church, Of which he lived
faithful and consistent member. He bore his
affection patiently aud met his foet Death with
christian fortitudc, exhorting his companion
and children TO meet him in heaven, the home
of the best. He died, loved and lamented, in
hope of a blisstul Immortality. Our loss, biz
gain.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-06-30


S.AKE SroRr.--A few days since we obscrv-
ed the following Snake story in the Bedford
(Pa.) inquirer. Thinking our contemporary
might have been imposed upon by Madame
Ruhur, we instituted enquiries about it, and
learned from Mr.. Bagley, tie Stage Driver, that
it was entirely correct:
"BIG SSAKE-A few days ago, as the mail
hack from Cumberland TO Bedford, was passing
alopg, about one mile south of the Half Way
House, large snake ola dirty black color was
lying acros, the road. The driver, Mr.. Samuel
Bagley. drove the hack swiftly, both wheels
running over il, but without apparently injur-
ing the snake. The driver. and Mr.. A. B. era.
mer, of this place. then got out and fought ii
With rail, II ran in fence corner, raised it's
head on the fence, the other part OF its body
being coiled up. Mr.. Bagley got on the fence
and struck it on the body with a stone of rs
or 80 pounds weight, which bounced of. ap.
parenily not iniurirg it. They not caring to
risk themselves in any more danger LET the
snake slide across the fields at the rate of 2 40,
The snake was as thick as a mans leg. and
from 10 to Is leet in length"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-06-30
GLOVE ANODYNE
Toothache Drops.

Complain no more Of Aching Tceth.
These Drops have been extensively used by
thousands whose experience have proved that
the Anodyne will give immediate and perman-
ent relief after the failure OF every other RENE
dy. 1t is pleasant to the taste and smell, and a
fsw applications will eniirely remove the pain
and soreness from a decayed tooth, SO that it
may be filed and rendered 40 useful as ever.
When the pain proceeds from the face, or from
the gums around tooth apparently sound,
This Anndyns will give speedy reliet By rub
bing lew drops on the part affected. n has
only 10 become generally known TO be az high
ly appreciated by the Public as it is BY Dentists
Prepared by A. D. 4 D. SANDS, Druggists,
leo Fulton ST., cor. William, N. Y.
For Sale by HEALEY b sHRIvER,
Druggists.
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Dr.. WrsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.


Ballou's Pictorial ef24th July:--Realzing
the true sense OF responsibility attaching to the
Editor ofand publisher of widely circulated
journal, we should deem it little less than Il
crime to recommend any medical compound
the real vIrtue..of which we could not conscien-
tiously endorse. This balsamic compound has
become a home fixture; and all persons who
suffer, and have in vain attempted to cure
their Coughs, Colds, Bronchial or Pulmonary
Conp'aints, make use of this unequalled reme-
d..
Tie ol,opsng Certificate from, 5is:ingHissa
gentleman is equally conclusive;
From Rev. Henry Wood, formerly Editor Of
the Congregational Journal, Concord, N. II.
mere recently American Consul at Beyroot, sy-
ria, aud now Chaplain in the Navy.
CONCORD, N H., March Q.
Messra SrrH ". Fowls & Co., Gentlemen:-
Two years ago q sudden and violent attack up
on my Lungs confined me 10 my bed for several
weeks and when | recovered, was so much
oppressed by difficulty in breathing, that was
often unable to sleep or rest upon q bed by
night. The suffering was extreme, and judg.
ing from the ineficacy of the remedies used, ]
supposed the disease incurabe. Being persua-
ded to try a bottle Of Wtstar's Balsam Of Wiid
Cherry, without confidence in its efficacy, |
found the difficulty almost entirely removed be-
fore one bottle was used up. Sympathy with
my fellow sufferers induces me TO make this
public statement, and recommend the article to
others similarly afflicted.
With respect, yours trnly,
HENRY WOOD.
"a. Bepars Of PRs and Worthless Counte-
fsilsI The only Genuine, Pure and Medicinal
Bolsanr has the name of ~. BUTTS" written
with a PEN and the printed names of the pro-
prietors, S. W. FOWLE Co., on the wrapper.
Prepared by s. ". FOWLE & Co., BosTos,
and for sale by.
J.B H. CAMPBELL and IEALEY i SHRI-
YER, Cumberland.
Dr.. HENRY C STEWARD Frostburg
HENRY WILSON, Wes,ernport.
And by dealers everywhere.
June %, lS59-4t
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New Books! New Books!

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SECOND VOLUME.
Commencing JUly. 1850.

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Store to Lease

THE new Store AMI conmodious Dwelling at
Detmoid's Mines, Homecoming. will BIO leased
for term of years. This is one of tho M st de-
sirable locations in Allegany County, being in
the midst of large mining population. The
Store and Dwelling are provided with every
convenience. For particulars apply to
ALEX. SHAW. Supt.,
Detmold's Mipes, Homecoming.
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Road Notice.

To the Commissioners Of Al(egaSy County:
THE undersigned, citizens of Allegany coun
L ty, bog leave respectfully to represent to
your body, that the public convenience requires
that new road should DO laid out and con =
structed from point little East Of the toll
House on the North Western Turnpike, near
the residence OF William Waltz, and runnn G
thence a. ong the side Of tho Bac@@c"nS Noun
tain to Martins Lick Gap, ana thtgee crossin &
over to the East side of said Mountain until II
strikes the Little Red Oak Ridge, mud thence
down the said Ridge to the Forks of the Big and
Little Laurel Runs, and thence 10 the top of the
White Ash Ridge, to intersect the road Of il
liam Arm old, and thence to intersect Dobhins'
Road ut the North Branch near ELK Lick. And
your petitioners will ever pray. &c.
NATHANIEL BRYAN,
JOSEPH FATT,
June 30-fm. ROWAN WHITE.