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Store to Lease.

TIE new Store and commodious Dwelling ut
1 Dctmolda Mines, Lonacohiug, will be leased
for term Of yenrs. This is one of tho most dc.
sirable locations in Allcgany County, being in
the midst VI large mining population. The
Store and Dwelling are provided with eycry
convenience. For particulars apply to
ALEX. SHAW, Supt.,
h,tmold's Mines, Homecoming.
May IL, isJ9-tf,
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Buy AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for Coughs.
AYERS SAnsAPARILLA for. Scrofulous COM
plants, and Ayers PILLS for all purposes OF
n rurgatiye Medicine.
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Shipped opcr tie Cumberland anil pennsyiranin
Raitrood for same perioa
.RR Canal Week Year
American &C. lSG OG $4,000 3622oG 25,53IOg
&. +. Ectmold, 1902 G5O.O4 S30OG s,G74lT
Frost q. e. BLOB 10000 l42lO5 4,596ll
Borden NJ. Co. I54.lS 2,452.O2 10000 % ,005l4
Piedmont Co. lO309 lO3O9 22sO3
Allegany NJ. c. lOOls
Swuntou Co. 231li 23T14 237l4
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CARS always on hnnA.
SNUFF, PIPES, &C,
comprising the best Brands Of Tobacco and Sc.
CARS, ard In great variety. They respectfully
, solci, call from dealers in their line, feeling
assured Of their ability to please these who
may favor thomwith visit. July Is, 1858.
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DEALERS IN ALL KisDs or

Chewing and Smoking Iobaeco,
PIPES, SNUFF, MATCHES, &c,
Baltimore Street. near the Railroad Depot
CCEBERLAND ND.
DETURN their thanks for the patronage here
IN tofore extended 10 the late G!m OF q. :.
WATTS& CO., and bcgs loavo to invite the
attention Of pnrcl Hsors to their NEW sloChI
which is coin posed Of, in part, us follows, viz:
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FOR RENT,
AN EARNEST WORD

AN EARNEST WORD
TO
YOUNG MEN AND LADIES.
THOUSANDS and thousands suffer frJn the
L evil effect Of Self-abusc. The csnsequen-
ccs OF this crime against nature are so dreadful
that if not prevented in time the victim has to
resign nil hope of happiness in this life.
Having cured thousands, and restored them
again to useful life, hereby offer my SER
vices, with the assurance that any confidence
put in me will not BIO betrayed. The medicine
is put up in packages, each containing sufficient
to effect a cure. Price SIS.
Letters must be directed TO
DR.. FELIX BEuNON,
Philadelphia, Pa. Post Office Box 90.
N. BAH other diseases of both sexes OF a
private or delicate nature, Affection of tho Kid
neys and Bladder, Female Diseases, will sue
cessfully be treated, no matter how long stand
ing, by personal application or by letter, sta
ting full particulars Of symptoms.
Over l1000 patients have been cured in the
last years. DIR. BRUNON,
Post Office Box 90, Philadelphia, Pa.
May ~, ls59-1y.
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At a COST Ct LESS THAN ONE CENT
PER HOUR.

1t produces n Light equal to eight Sperm
Candles, and without Smoke or SmeH. Each
Lamp and Chandelier being Gas WoTk ks
IN miniature, the consumer is his own produ'
Ger, therefore no question Of leakage or Metre
measurement to contend with. He is certain
to pay. for that orig, which he consumes.
,aS,- The great desire that has been felt for
years for u Portable Gas Light, simple in con-
structon and easily managed, in this invention
is fully realized and must DO seen to be npprc-
ciatcd,
Every person in want Of superior aud eco
nomical Gas Light, either for Town or Country,
is invited TO call and examine for themselves,
and bd convinced of its superiority over all
other Lights now in existence.
Also cons family on hand and for sale at Re
duccd Prices, Wholesale and retail, Genuine
kcrCsiue and Albertine Coal Oils and Lamps,
Camphen, ETHEREAL Oil and Lamps, Shades,
Globes, Chimnes, &c, DC.
VIM. HORTON, Agent,
1856 West BAIT. ST., above Green North lide.
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Report OF Coal TRANSFORMATION

During the week ending Saturday, May 18th,
1859.
Shipped orer the Gcorgs's Ccs.k Coal and
Iron Company's RaHrood Jorihe same period.
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1H For sale ut this Ofiee
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PRICE CURRENT
or THE
CUMBERLAND MILLS.

corrected Weekly, by .Jcsse r. BeoH, Proprietor
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GENUINE PREPARATION
IL For diseases Of the Bladder, Kidney, Ora,
vel, and Dropsy.
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TRUST BB'S SALE!
On saturday, the liz. Of June, 1850.

al o'ci,rk, p, NJ. Of snM day, all the right.
title and Interest, both mt law and equity OF
Thomas Il. c. Martin at+hr timo Of his death,
aud also tsc right OF ihcp-rtics totho aforesaid
DEGREES, in and to tie following tracts of land -,
md formerly owned and occupied hy Lcnox
Martin, deceased, and lying near o1dtowm, in
AlfcYnuV cotinty. 10 wit.
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GAS LIGHT
FOR THE MILLION
MACE'S PORTABLE
GAS GENERATOR
Hydr0Csrb0n Vap0r Burner and
Fixtures

HAVING been appointed Sole Agent for the
II salo of the above valuable Gas Generator,
am now prepared to supply the Fixtures in
all varieties and prices. BY this truly vaua-
BILE invention, the resident Of the Country can
enjoy the luxury of first quality Gas light,
which for Brilliancy, Economy, Economy and
safety of its use, cannot be surpassed.
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PROPERTY SoID.-On Saturday. at Frost
burg, Geo. A. Pearre, Esq, Trustee, sold a
tract of land called Fairview, containing 2472
acres, situated between Homecoming and Frost
burg, to John Lewcllyn, Esq, for $2005.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-06-02

$500 s,2G9.ll o,l22.Oo 75,275.OG
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Prepared by 8. W. FowLE Il Co., Boston and
j. B II. CAMPBELL and llEALEY & SHRl-
YER, Cumberland.
Dr.. HENRY C STEWARD, Frostburg.
HENRY WILSON, Weslernport.
Aud by dealers everywhere.
May 20 l859-4t
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Local Intelligence.

MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-For the
week ending Saturday, June LIST, 9,l22.oo
tons of coal were shipped over the Cumber-
land and Pennsylvania Railroad, and {, 4o4.1
over the road of the Georges Creek Coal and
Iron Company. Making total for the week
from the entire region of 15,526.17 tons.
Total shipments for the year from the en-
tire region, III, 1850 tons.
1O2 boats cleared this port during the week
ending Wednesday, the LIST inst, carrying
1880 tons of Coal
During the season 1874 boats cleared thi:
port, carrying 91,281.l7 tons of Coal.
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ny" On the night Of our late municipal
election, disgraceful and unfortunate affair
happened on Mechanic Street. 1t appears
that very respectable German citizen, rising
superior to his prejudces and predictions
had the manliness and independence to de-
care his support of the American party,
which reused the vengeful passions Of some
who had given their VOWS of political devo-
ton at the altar of Democracy. When the
ballots were counted, and the announcement
made that the Opposition had succeeded in
'ne struggle, the humiliation of defeat stirred
iceings OF resentment iu the sosems Of the
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BY FEEEGREPH.
From yVasSalng1on.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-t;ov. Wise, in his late Rich
nond speech, broadly intimated that when the Viz.
gnia troops recently marched past the White House
the Presidens did not even notice tlien
As this remark of the Governor occasions some
comment here. il may not be amiss to state that the
President at that time not at home and did not
know, until he read the speech that the troops had
passed the White House. The President Is uniforms
ly marked in his attentions to al! visitors.
The speech of Mr.. Morris of Illinois, to-day, in
part conoe nnaory Of the President and the admins
istration, was made against the wishes Of Douglas
and the other members of the Illinois delegation,
who ayOw their desire to promote harmony in the
party.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The discussion in the House
was unimpcl tant and irrelevant
The 24th IllOt resulted as follows: fetal number
of votes 2lO Necessary to a choice les. sherman
1872; Charles L. Scott. Of California 80; Gimer
Scattering II. Adjourned sf0H
There was some difficulty between Branch and
Grow on account oflanguage used in the House It
is supposed their friends will settle il. f7 q ~.
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DR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DF..F ASES.

m<<=S DR. KISG, Formerly % New York, Tor ne iasi
SabS four years o. Louisville, Kentucky and who iss
devoted his attention to the treatment Of private eve
ry fters himself havng ATTENDED practice for
miny years. ADD cured Thousands be esba cur
all dsases o. priTee tue natter hoE bad Trey may Be
fr'm iuudcious rneca treatment, frum their oa
DR. Kings DisPensaEy No . Derics xrse etass Chsry
ard the square, where be al diseases friyxe stu
GosoEsEs cured without naucous eins % inierfsIeas
from business
srEUTrsEs Of old dat, sEeecay cared n few
days ~ an operation ehch caus1 pain Where s,relrs
EXITS health cannot b enjoyed Peih.ps da csnsuors
Eiseiisf AMI N .ermneF the Constitution s. much
sTPILls- with all the disas-s tkin gros nj u ner
leet OF Dad heatnsnt' can ee1ectuliy cured dag
SkNisAi MKAKEHas particular atteiinn having zYe-
AS o., sad All the Consequences crossing a. if, hrougnt
an In - TIE destructive habits inccnsi
Youths and excessive lndusenee q the passions q
which VII undermine te constitution rendering s.zct
A. for business 5eietg and causing premature aI asc
Females VINO be abong with ANY GcuitF Of he Womb
may rest aEsurtd Of immediate relief.
Persons esding abroad by wrnr and stating cir case With
fee closed directed 70 Dr.. A. King Nc p Dfic street,
Nashville Tenn viii have he uccesy medicine her
address, with necessary direcon Strict secrecy deserved 0c
hour from qo'cioct ths morning evening
rcay23. iG59-d&vlV
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TO THE
NJ T. IL C. I'll A n Il S
OF THE
TO THE
SOUTH AND sOUTHwEsT.

n
We the Undersigned importers and cbrs in the city OF Charles
OF the present excited state Of the county, deem
proper bring the notice OF merchants the claims
have their patronage and custom The majority Of US have been
long established business, aad from experience well
acquainted with the of ills section Of country All Of
hold sentiments common agatng question the day
slavery AID all Of DESIRE far practicable to become
commercially independent OF the North We have desire to
underae the energy ard enterprise Of the Merchants Of North
Cities be able to supply goods respect
i've lines, fagora lie TERMS both to price dredit
the merchants any city in the Union. We have fac es 70
obtaining goods from Europe surpassed by any, ana
poraon from abroad very large notwithstanding the
ports to the contrary circulated by those who have knowledge
what they affirm whose interest prompt them m!seai
goods obtain from the manufactures favor
able any Jobbng Merchants Of the Northern cities
Why should be abe to sill favorable
others7
We able and determine o,sni all ask Of you is
try this Market lay aside the preiuJicef0r it is only preju
dcs your customers prefer goods from New YORK to those
from Charleston and b1id up and encourage seapo
and merchants II cannot DO what profess
viii be subjected very little incC nvenience for opportunities
for leaving by railway offered every twelve hours
Our stocks vii he complete by the lst February next, and
those who have heretofore pur
chased all their goods Northern cities will give Charleston
trial this Spring
Charleston, s. c., December 18th. 1853
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NASHVILLE.
raIDAy monNlse. nc. 30, 1919.
RoCK CITY MILLS.
sUBsCRIBE.

Now is the best time to subscribe for
the UNION AND American for the year 1860,
as you can get all the numbers for the
year.
1t is also a good time for those whose
time is about to expire to renew theirsub-
scnption for another year. Send in yonr
orders. and the cash in advance
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THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT III.


This Cordial viii never fail to any Of the above
Diseases IL taken per directions each bottle, in
German, English, and French.
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For sale " OleSale and retail in Nashyin
Tennessee Proprstsr prices By Bey DsnoFills G. "
Rendeshot and Jo g. Brown ans by e4e pecsbe Dug
II 10 the United State f.h97 5Q-dtz1y
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CnERO KEE EDY.

VNTE ask the afflicted either vhish DO you prefer
pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures
swn Remeiesone which will speedily and permanenuy cure
the opound5 heretofore used with all her re
seousanl dains elect tsessr VITA The loathone diseases
many times following the use q Mineral P1isons
The Cherokee Remedy is Natures Specific for 6nor
rhea elect Gravel SreuIe Fiuor Albus Whites IN Fenale
ana all diseases qf the UnRary Organs; curing these ssciy
natural laws, after all Other preparations have t and l.
OF Heavens hest merces 70 offending Instances cedd
produced Of its ELECTS which wozd stareer ereluliy
The preparations heretofore ud hive hed. bat
this has in insuce been known 10 fail uappy fer
mankind, the Governor Of the weird Is Father Who ac
to kill, but to
In mercy has appauted Nene Their dread nj sfssss
which Wien ak"n, quickly dies 20 all parts o. the system atiac
the disease at every post and with fidelity and courage uuy
admirable, rest untl has completely expeii Is
froD the body AID restores the unfortunate patient to foer
health and vigor.
This "Eemey strikes he very root Ct TIE diasa-e;
eeney not Simple suspend the poison but to remove he
which It depends.
N ? AID what ENHANCES ITS VALUES he entire al
Of all tIsts als Il Las in lie
ing the toilet table without being suspected
Remedy" for secret diseasfs.
VI treatise diseases. with fall drecauc
permanent accompany each bottle
Sold By all respectable Druggists dealers Z sse
cinss. POTTER q MEKWIN, Sole Proprstors.
ST. Louis, No
Soil in Nashville at EhOieals BY Berry Demovle AMI EW
ing & Pendeon at retail BY Hendershot, and AL Drug
gists eyerywher=. dCc4-dtES y " instls
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LoUTsVILLE, Ky,

FgyHE Proprietors the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large OF travel from the opening Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, have enlarged The Hotel TO douele its
former car acy, with and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms &c.
The public rely that the welearned reputation Of the
House, strictly fret class Hotel shall be maintained.
This conveniently located for travel East West,
the Louisville Office OF toe Jacksonville Railroad, having d.
rect railroad connections and Eastern Cities and
the Landing United States Mail Line Steamers for Cncn
and the East within a square Of the Hotel.
Baggage checked the Gait House to all .he principal
points, North, East and West.
II ? Time from Louisville to New York IS hours.
ourIQ-e -n
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SINGULAR CAUSE OF DEArH. BENJAMIN THrENAN.
late sheriff Of Hawkins county, in this state. died
recently from a very singular cause. The Rogers
VILE S3tiael saws while throwing on his overcoat he
struck his hand on the door knob, and slightly
abralcd the skin; he then put on wet glove, and
rode several mics, took chl-gaRgr0,e. and per
hlas is,aaus followed resulting in his death on the
Epya,tl, ,1av
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n N,noyzr. indicted for the robbery Of ADAMS
Express Company. OF fifty thousand dollars, was ia
ken to Montgomery. Ala, on die 22d inst. in charge
Of officers McGlnnoxIsY and TAGGAEr, in obedience
10 a1equ'ston from Governor MooRE, OF Alabama,
on the Governor Of New York MARoNEY has been
committed to Jail to await his trial at the January
term Of court
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-30

Wesre authorzcdts announce VIM G. BRIEN candidate
for Attorney Generalof the Gh Judicial Circuit embracing the
counties Of Sumner, Williamson and Davidson Election next
Msy. oct25 I'd
We authorized to announce GARY A. HARRIS, Of vii.
hanson county, candidate for Attorney General for the u-
dl Circuit, composed of the counties Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner 0ctl4. td%
Sumner, candidate Attorney General of this (e 9TH
judicial Cireu ompOsd Of the counties Of Williamson, David
and Sun-EI.
We suthorIs to JAS 4. RAIEKs, Esq,
candidate FOR the flee Of Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
c Circuit composed Of the counties ef Williamson sumner
and Davidson. Eloctionin May, 1850.
authorized to announce S. Il. FINLEY Of Davidson
county, candidate Attorney General of the 9th Judica
Circuit. Election, May, 1869.
oct9, '59te
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Louisville and Nashville
RaTTRRAn

1.-TWO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
and Louisville, making close at Louisville FOR
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington City,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Cincinnati St. Louis and the
VJs
after SUNDAY December 18Th, 1862 trains will
follows
First train leaves Nashville at 7i5 daily, stopping at Gal
latin Bowling Green Glasgow Junction, and all regular Stations
signalled ~ aud arrive Louisville at 512
Returning, Louisville at 730 NJ stopping above
and arriving in Nashville at $3.50 NJ.
Second train leaves Nashville daily Sundays exceptedO al
2s P NJ stopping above and arriving 10 Louisville al
1858 A. NJ Returning. leaves Louisville Is P. NJ. and
arrive in Nashville at 3:37 NJ.
Gala-n Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily (Sun-
days excepted Is P aud arrive ia IallAn ats % P
Returning Gaatn at 90 and arrives IN Nashville
at $40 A NJ.
JAMES F. GAMBLE, sup't.
Al. FIELD. Gsn'l. Ticket Ag't.
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Southern Photographic Temple of Fine

Southern Photographic Temple of Fine
Arts
Corner Of Deaderick street and Public Square, over
Brownies.
you want fine and durable Ambrotype, plain
or colored Photograph, which are warranted not to
fade, call at the Southern Photographic Temple OF
Fine Arts corner Of Deaderck street and the Square
over Brownies, The very best artists are employed
in this Gallery, and being permanent institution OF
this city, you viii be sure of not being humbugged
as you certainly will be by those noisy and peddling
picture makers. Satisfaction given to every custo
mer or no charge made
Life size pictures copied from the smallest size
ambrotype or daguerreotyPe. Call and see speci
mems. CHAS. c. GIERS.
dec5-tf
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ST0CK! Stock!
Heimstreet : Hair RestOrativt
Freight TO New York and Philadelphia
ON
COTTON AND FLOUR,

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotton per bale OF than pounds weigkts4 p
No insurance necessary except Charleston Savannah
New York ana Philadelphia.
at the option aud Of steamers when
rsed il csn freghed New York foreign ports
at 4 To 3 Is less than colt, n not compressed.
Through receipts issued the Freight Agent OF the Nash
vile and Chattanoogt Rs lrOad
dec aafBP General Agents
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutrazes this malarious poison in the blood
and stimulates the liver 10 ex2el from the body. As
should, it Goes this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And i does plore or rater does
what Is Of more service to those subject this infection.
II taken in it expels it rr the system as it is
absorbed and thus keeps those who use it free from its
attacks; keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently nes oaly cures but
protects from, tie greet variety Of elections which are
induced by this malignant influence such as Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb or Masked Agne Periodical
Headache, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers Neu-
Talga, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothaehe, Ear
ache, Catasr Asthma. Papitations Painful Affections
OF the Spleen, Mysteries COlie Paralysis and Painful
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels, all Of which,
when arising FROM this cause viii be found to assume
more or less the intermittent type. This AGuE
CURE removes the cause Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it aecompshes by stimulating the exeretories
to expcl the virus from the system and these organs
by degrees become habted to do this their office Of their
accord Hence arises what we term acclindtation.
Time may accomplish the end but often life is not
long enough, is sacrificed in the attempt while this
"AGUE CURE does it at once, and with safety. We
have great to believe this is surer as well as
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatc Infection than any other which
has been discovered; and it has s another important
advantage to the public, which Is, that it is cheap
well as good.
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FOR Revenue Collector.
We AUTHORISED and requested to Announce JNo A MILES
candidate Revenue Collector FOR Davidson county at the
ensaing March election dec30 dwtd+
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Steamer Granada sun

NEw York, Dec. 29.-The cargo of The steamer
Granada was mostly cotton and is supposed to be
nearly total loss from the sinking of the steamer
BoLvAR.-There has been a negro insurrecton
which caused some excitement but was que!l d
without much difficulty.