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GEN. BONHAM's LETTER.

Our immediate representative, the Hon. M.
l.. BoNnAM, has addressed m able letter to the
Charleston Mercury, in which he gives a state.
ment Of his views ne to the policy of the South
in tho approaching Presidential election. A
brief report of his remarks, delivered at
Lnur"ns &. ii. during the summer having lately
appeared in that paper he deems i, proper
more fully 10 state the views which he then ex.
pressed and now ehtertains upon that absorb.
iEg question, We shall publish the letter in
our next issue, and in the meantime will merely
state the conclusions of the writer.
Tho letter exposes the absurdity of the
Squatter Sovereignty construction Of the Kan
sas Nebraska Aot-A doctrine which whilst
conceding that Congress has no right to legis-
late slavery, into. or out of tho Territories
still asserts that it may delegate the power to
mere agent. tho territorial legislature. On
the other hand, -intervention by a Just
construction Of thnt net means no more than
that Congress shall neither establish nor abolish
slavery i'll the territories, and does not pre-.
clude its Interference to counteract unfriendly
or hostile territorial legislation. This inter
ference mny not be necessary, but il should be
exercised. whenever tho territorial legislature
attempts to discriminate against sluvo proper
ty, by an omission to pass laws for ITS protec-
ton. or by hostile legislation. No other doc
tr'nc is compatible with the rights Of the States
mud the Territories. This issue the South
should distinctly tender, ani support no prcsi-
Dental nominee who is not fully committed to
its support. For all practical purposes the
congressional legislation of Mr. SEWARD is no
worse than the Squattcr Sovereignty of Mr..
DOUGLAS, and if the South is only true TO her
self she will not be subjected to the humilia,ing
necessity of choosing between two evils.
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II W Lawson. J McBrydc, W NJ IIngiey,. d
McLauchlin, A, Clark jr, j NJ Jones, I G Perrin,
Taggart Il McCaslan, ) Z Barnes. A A vii.
,,ams, Gray d Robertson, Moore Il Quaife, B,
NJ. q $. A. Winstock, Cowan & B.sW q Moore,
n. Israel, J White, S G Cothran, Marshall,
Crawfofd, J A Wardlaw,. II s S"Cason,
CaptJ Liddell. II G Cabell., r White. Robt
L.yon.J TMoore, J Adams, W A 4 II T. Gaines,
W Romans, E. ] Taylor, w Jones, J 6
Calhoun. Williams, J F Gilbert, j II Wide:
man, Gibbes, II Loafcr:
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I. A. FAIR, Itcuid,t,
FIRE.

We regret to learn that the buildings belong
ing to the lanyard of Dir. LEWIS Gown at Mt.
Carmel were destroyed by fire on the night Of
sThprsdny, the sth inst. Tho fire was not dis.
sHaycred until the progress of the flames, made
slsRpessblc 10 save anything. except the books,
49asn.emall portion Of leather. The loss is a
.xegYeerious one, as there was on hand large
qNA9tity Of leather and bark. 1t is supposed
sk2have been the work of nn incendiary.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

:. 1899 4A6tsvize- -Ufsfrsct. -
Rse.WILL4AM HILL. Esq., Ordinary Of ,Abbe-
:, IL = , vile DISTRICT.
FX1HEREAssw. j. Aoaola has applied to me
~ forLatters! Of kdnanittrasion, ON all and
singular tho .eoodss and shattsls. rigits and
jcsedes e. Esis Eogap, late Of. the District
These, Dire, hesafots; TO cite and admonish
ay and singular, tie ki1dned and creditors of
tFe ssia dee eased; ~ be and appear bsfSfe me,
tEict e be holden Of Ab6eyille Court House,
'th thirtfetfi dog 6f Ssptsmber; 10 show
causel if any rfiy tho daid administration
should not Gegregted:. .s.-.-..E. .......
diven nnaermy fapd afa seal, aiis 6th day
'H Settember in the year of our Lord one
thoussnd .sighf .huldred, and fty. nine, and in
tho 64tif sear OF AnstiSaf I6de ependenoe.
'sSssH .s5.e WJEdfAM+ff9EB;o, O, AID. 4.
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FIX. MI r N II "A L.

MARRIED, on Thursday; the 9th of Sept.
1859. by j. g: Baskin, Esq, Mr.. F. HOGAN
vile District p.
MARRIED, on the 9th OF August, by tho
Mev: DL ieeler, Of Waukenall. Fla. Mr..
MICHAEL o. RAYSOR TO Miss SALIIE j.
JOHNSON, second daughter Of Mr.. r. ID. and
Amanda Johnson; all OF Jefferson County Flor
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Communications for every article that may be
placed on exhibition. There will be excellent
stalls for horses. cattle. sheep. hogs, &c., seud
up the stock if possible on Tuesday evening
before the Fair. Let us know what our.frionds
intend TO exhibit before tho Fair. so that we
may be prepared to give them all good rcccp.
t'on, and good location.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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Q . M MI Err CIAL-

AnDESILLE, S. c., Sept. 10, 1859.
CoTfoN.-Wo quote extremes from 70 1Otc.
AUGUSTA. Sept 10, 1869.
Co1Toh.-The market continues quiet, and
without change in prices.
HAMBURG, Sept IL, 1860.
CoTToN.-Wo continue to quote extremes 0
to 1l!c.
.. II. e. N. T.. SOLOMON
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THE PREMIUM LIST.

We will furnish to our readers, with our
next issue, the Revised Premium List of th c
Abbeville Agricultural Fair, to bo held on the
10th and 20th October next.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

1ne IL. hi. steuinsllp Europa, from Liver
pool Gt O'Clock on the morning Of the 27tll
ultimo, arrived nt Halifax at hulfpast oieven
o'clock Wednesday, night.
IHE ATRIcI CoSFEnENCE.-A Dcrnc despatcl,
OF the oath. says that according to intelligence
from Zurich, the French and Austria Plenipot.
entinries had regulated o settlement Of the
affairs of Lonbardy with the Sar1inian .Pen
ipotentiary. and that tho arrangement is cx.
pected to be confirmed, shy the different
Sovcreigns The nffairs Of the Duchies arc td
he trentcd of ofsdlreotly between the Courts o
Paris and Vienna.
The French md Sarainian Representative
were IN c"nsnltaton IN the 21th. Count
Collorcd9, the: Austrian Representative, hnd. q
slight attack Of npoplexy the snnIc day.
The impression prevailed tLatthe Conference
would lie successfully concluled dsea-ly in Sap;
tember.
Austria is said to lnve modified her INSTRUCT
ions TO her representatives.
There we've constant Arrivals at'afld-dePnrt-
ure Of corirIers from Zurich. =:
GREAT BarAIN-There is no. .news of political
Importance.
Queen Victoria was=about to. nay her an
nua. visit to Scotland. AND hud i,bined to
the ight, at the uniform speed Of forty miles
IN hour,
. A letter from the Admiralty says that moth.
ing has been done regarding. the rostai mail
contract TO Australia ria Pdnurna, and ttfnt
pending the investigati9n INTO the contracts
ordered by tho House Of Commons, :ihis and
all other projected contracts lhustSbe eon.ia:
cred to be under uniform references to,a
Committee Of Parlirment 4
The Board of Trade retnrns Of July show an
increase of exports of 929l. .00oSf FOR the month
and e9.81G, 900 for the lost seven months over
the samc period of last year. -
The naval critic Of the Lnn6sSh gshses
gives, ON the whole, q very fayoraBis Tepott q
the insrection oftRe Russfatr frigste Gsiisral
zIaie porato blight is-sail 10 be SeThmhtiag
considerable ravages ih som6 paffs Of effrciand;
The Secretary Of the Atlantic TelegrsPh
Company had given notiea Of the reSeRtiogS,
eevefhl medals and an address. from the
Mayor of New York, forsundfy Briti6h 0tffcefs
connected with tile laying Of the cabielast
year.
: The protracted strik es Of tile .S1Ipsfshts o.,
the Tyn determinated in the S1nsnf gsfnpgjus
Energetic efforts were Being mads. 10 throw
doubts on the guilt Of DR., Spnethurst,. che
convicted poIson6r, and to obtain a sommuta-
tio1 Of the death sehtehses. against 'a1ifn.' =
;MesuMrsr 70 Cor. brs7os-Tho ST. Louis pa
perg are urgjngthe cornmercement aid ecSnpfe'
ton Of ampnuneut te; the memory OF Cob BEn-
TON: y YVES once proposed, We think tssys tho
RI osfturjt apd pss4iaps tAst1ps ssere takeH TO
cabsy ~isEeut Nut i hns lsEsred @ long that j.
ss ssss sssSsss5K Ks ef + Fss ss 81. PsssS sS sS
nav, BE- inslafsrsny nyubpet suais tssiinonislsDf
resbsekasd Affection, but they are, nayert4e.
5lssSs vbfySnppsspfpt nfsnoriaA, aha NE due
stbethgee: WHO afesuppo .havel rendered
g.satpeyxic ices TO sthe. eountryo o.. we5s ;Pse:
,ehsiiH6ntJSf theiF yfiHfas. TIE e5ttp6ti6n Id
:whish.Mr. Bagres'wes heldtg hisas sirisndsi in
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asRE sHI GIFT.

ss asrB6EDICIa<Eas,.,.s,
RtHkdsG GAEs PAlnte aoils, Yarnishes via.
msh.ss sarssasfy "a ,Ssses Articles. 4.s :
!s-st-I cppestse sspsafs zasssis' ..t,:t,
;-s y ts,lss Hho, A tRi sslFFE Eyg.,a1s,
!. s.s -, EaHe4A 4k0 - -,
ish fts
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ELECTION OF COUNCIL,

The following gentlemen were OIL Monday Inst
elect 1ntcndan, and Wardcns for this vii.
lagc:
ROBT. A. FAIR, Iuic,,tlunt.
Wardcns-lI. w. Lawson, WM. H. PARKER
MATTHEW McDoSALp. JAMES M PERR1s.
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Notice to Builders.

DRopOsALs will be reoe ijySd TIN tho Goth
u of. sEpETEMBER, iuak, Tor building sn
Ell, two Stories high, aud thoroughly 1reps;sine
The Distfiets Parsonage 10 ths town Of Cokesbary.
cSr r.ass ;.s ana specifications apply To esps
Wa. MoSWAfN.
a.. Sec'y Building Commisiee
Sept 8, 1850 30 III
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TnE PRESBYTERIAN CoLoSY-Ths project for
the establishment of o Presbyterian .Coony Ia
tho West, recently started in Hollidaysburg,
Pa has met with great favor. Ninety one
rnsn, most Of tlrem having faaiiies,, have
signiheds desire to embark in the enterprise,
gnd have offered to invest some SIS, 600 in it.
siBg isr1,ss safpsiiers. cabinet mskers' liz.
nsrs printer tesehers, preachers, stone
inrecps, merchsnts, attorneys, clerks, DO Hav.
ing now secured abont the complement fixed
upon IN the first place, the managers oftho
affair VIII issue coll for meeting of those in.
crested, to be held in the course Of 8 fow weeks
to sppointa oonmittfe to visit and report
upon proposed locations for the Colony. -.
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MosrnLr BANK SrArEMxsT.-Tbe Charleston
Mercury contains the mouthly.report ofsthe
Comptroller General for tho mouth Of August.
It makes the following comparative statement:
aBy comparing shis with the statement fer the
month of July, we note the following changes:
An increase in discounts Of 1856. .2l8.44; In 70
reign exchange of Sl4i ,896,s4 And a. decrease
specie on hand of$2Ol ,456.87: in circulation
Of $as0. 0.o6S.7O; in deposits Of s579. .066 IL; in
domestic exchange Of &873.4iS,47. The totals
decrease Of $s2s, ,lIs A.
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Special Notice to Debtors.
AND DEALER IN FURNITURE,
HoNEA PATH, 8. O.

pERsONs IND EBTED TO HENRY 8.
L KERR, by Note or Account, are notified
that they must pay Immediately. Indulgence
will not be given to any one. The Books DC,
will be found at the Office OF James C, Calhoun.
Esq., in rear Of the Court House.
JOSEPH T. MOORE, Assignee
JAMES G. CALHOUN,
Agent for Creditors.
Sept 2. 1850 20 s,
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THE sTATE;AGRI IdglNuRAL SOCIETY. s
public injecting Of tizsns Of Columbias;
was held on Friday s, for tho mn
pose of making ffovisi5d d iSr tifs Sesomnoda.
tion Of the large number Sf visiiorss WHO are
expected in the city. at the annual exhibition 81
che State Agricultural Society. to bo held in
November next His Honor tho Mayor ALLEN
J. GREEN. was called to the Chair, and j. Woop.
Eryy was appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions were submitted br
Sbe Hos. W. F. DESAUssuaz and unanimously
adopted:
]. Resolved, That it 10 sxpedient to make ar.
rsngemene Tor the accommodation Of theinflux
OF strangers who are expected to attend the
great agricultural Fair in the City of Coldmbia
IA November next
Resolved, That committee be appointed
BY the Chair to confer with the keepers of
Hotels and private Boarding houses and ascer-
tain to what extent they can enlarge their
n.oenrins ,oF ssrsoges especially
yend sbose furnished by the Hotels and board
ing houses.
8, Resolved. Thnt Ward committees be
appointed by the chair committee for each
wsrd whose duty il shall be to wait upon such
individuafs in their wards rs they may suppose
WI Vo "hnnS ior reasonabIe compensation.
70 board and lodge such strangers as may. not
be able during the Fair to find Recommendations
At the hotels. =.
4. Resolved That a Committee Of reception
be appointed by the chair to whom the com.
mittes before menti oned shall make report as
coon - meg BE. And it si,o' ii be the duty OF
die eofnInitteeof reception to be In attendance
ct the City Hall on the s.rival Of the cars on
the day preceding the Fair. and oil the fi,ss
and second days of the Fair 10 indicnte u
strangers where they be accommodated il
tho public hotels are full.
8: Resolved, That psivate citizens be. and
they ars hefeby respectfully invited 10 further
the! object in view by receiving their friends
and strangers who cannot otherwise be ac-
commodated. As far as their convenience will
permit O..
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we will not say much about, for j. is nlwnvs
.,, m@m ware with us. We keep YANKEE No
IloNS, aud that means Iitllo of everything.
we will not say Us many others. that we will
sell cheaper than any, but we think the prices Of
ourgoods will compare favorabIy with any other
stock this side Of Charleston
Our DRY GOODS are Ne,o and E-.,h ,,w.
sold out our ontire stock this Summer.
L" our old patrons we tender our thanks for
inc liberal support they have given us. aid We.
hope by strict. attention 10 business, to merit
a fair portion of their trade this fall; we will
take great pleasure in showing "ur old patrons
l"ha Us many new ones may feel disposed TO
Gomez through our stock
we also have on hand large stock of BAG.
GlNG, ROPE. TWIN f und Ieart pine Shingles
APPLETON d Il. Nj. PEliRYMAN.
Ne~-Murket, s. C., Sept IL, 1859 2i-4t
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Fall Goods

ever offered TO the trade Of this community.
Our stock of DRY GOODS embraces nil The,
novelties OF the season as well ms such Staple
Hoods us ollr study old planters like to see
Our stock Of SHOES will hr full and the
quality ~ No. l Our HATS are DO C:ROCE.
Hif;S arc Choice DRUGS are next good bu
ours are pure fresh and unadultcratcd on,
CLOTHING heavy, warm and low priced.
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APPLETON g. R. M, PERRYMAh

w llh. continue TO add TO their fine assort.
W 'nrnt "f Fall Goods On srasom)
we are now Receiving one Of tho best stocks
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The State of South Carolina
IBBETXLLE DIsiRICE -

&.TilIotson, {
Eamrtes @Mnrtin,,
Mary "a. Martin, ;.
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Religious Services.

PrestWerian-Iiherty Street Services in
the morning at 10! o'clock, and evening al
s. Pastor-Eev j. ii. Symmes.
Ea9ij LuMa0n--Corncro of Baltimore and
Centre streets. Services in the morning at
i04 o'c.ocil, and in the eveningat o'clock.
Pastor-Rev. \. }. Weddell.
Methodist LpiScopat-Centre Street. Ser
vices in the morning at lO3 o'clock, and in
the evening at s o'clock. Pastor-lsey. B.
H. Crcver.
Nethodi8t ProteStont-Bedford st. Ser
vices in the morning at l0@ o'clock, and in
the evening at 81 o'clock. Pastor-Rcv. II.
c. Cushing,
Washington Street. Ser
vices iu the morning at lO4 o'clock, and in
the evening at s. Rev. DR.. Spear, Pas
tor.
BdDist-Bedford Street No Pastor.
German LWtheran-Bedford Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 10 O'Clock, and III the
afternoon at 81 o'clock. Pastor-Eev. F.
WASHER.
81. PatmcI' s-Ccntrc Street. Services in
the morning at 10 o'clock, and vespers at 4.
Pastor-Rev. Edward Brennan.
81. Peter and 81. PaW-Fayctte Street.
Services in the morning at 10 o'clock. and
vespcrs at y. Pastor-Fathcr Seelos.
Jewi$h Synogogue-Baitimore Stree. Ser
vices Saturday morning at o'clock. Pas
tor-Rev. \. Laser.
Second German IuHeran Church-Ccutre
Street. Services in the morning at 10 o.
clock, and afternoon at q o'clock. Pastor
Rev. Louis BiltZ
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Rates of Advertising.

One surare of IL lines, so cents for one in
ssrtion--s subsequent insertions 70 ceuts each.
All advertisements under l. lines charged rs
square.
Business Cardsi in the Directory, per annum,
including subscription, 50.
MONTHS. ONE TWO THREE sly TWELVE.
One square, % rs 80 90 10 90
Two squares . % 90 90 90 ii 10
Three souares.3 SO 5 60 80 II 90 Is 90
Four squares SO 60 90 IA 90 20 90
Quarter col, & o. 8 90 II 90 l9 90 80 90
Larger space for short periods, rs per agree
ment.
Advertisements before Marriages and Deaths,
10 cents per line for first insertion subsequent
Insertions, cents per line. Nine words are
counted Us II line in advertising.
Merchants and others, advertising by the
year. will be charged Sl2 90.
Procee dings of meetings not of II general
character, charged al cents per line for each
insertion.
Yearly advertisers must coahne theiradver-
Using to their own business.
ALL TRANSIENT ADVERTISING, ont side the city
Of Cumberland, cash in advance
Persons ordering the Insertion oflegdla adver-
tisemeuts will he held responsible for Payment
for the same " hen the time Tor which they were
ordered to be inserted shall have expired.
IssoLvEYT NOTICES cash in advance.
PATENT MEpIcINEs. one halfin advance and
the balance in six months.
ALI jon WORK, cash.
The losses we have sustained compel us to
adopt this course. Ii will lie strictly adhered
10 ia ali cases, and no advertisement from a
distance will be inserted unless accompanied
by the cash.
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m -,
Az T # be boJ never
Abode where the honors wero thick, sir;
And Willis forescent,
49, who's more 'conValeScent
'''''' ''''' -'O ''o''
u, mere why cuuse "af'e"'
rho, Roacon'street inr;st Of Rosto,.
And cav Bavrrd Taylor,
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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 8, 1859.
4SottitQl.
Have no Mother N0.y.

My heart is lone and sad to-day;
For now | am an orphan boy;
have no mothers loving smile,
No mothers smile Of Joy,
All! yes do remember well,
That night, that dark aud stormy night,
The fell destroyer came and bore
That mother from my sight.
Her gentle voice is lingering yet.
That voice which oft did charm my ear;
That taught me how to bouyh the knee
Ard lisp tie Savior's prayer.
And shall | see her fave again,
And shall ! hear her winning voice?
Yes, Oh yon radiant shore we'll meet,
And cvermore rejoice.
What if my heart is sad to-day,
What though am an orphan boy,
What il have no mother how
No mothers smile Of joy'
Ny heart is thrilling with the thought,
That she was lent to me. not given,
To teach me how to live on earth.
That we might live in heaven.
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'ln the exquisite Poem lately delivered by
Thompson, at the Smithsonian institute, talk
ing OF the common belief that the reign OF
Puesy is over, he says
Well not believe il. Shall the windy ocean
Stop the eareering ofits Rhythmic motion,
Or meath the moonlight, when the whirl-
winds cease,
No longer WOO us 10 dream Of peace,
Because MAURy, standing ~ the helm,
Dives the proud bark of Science Ger its
realm,
Detects its view less currents in their courses
And brings to measurement, its mighty for
Gee 81
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lfiubscribers order the discontinuance OF
heir newspapers, the publisher may conth"e
send them until all arrearages are paiu.
Ifsubscrbers neglect or refuse TO take theIr
uewsnnnrrs from the Office to which they are
iireciej they are held responsible until they
have settled The bills and ordered them discon-
tinuel.
If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, and the newspapers are
seut to the former direction, they ale held re-
sponsble. c..;
tkat newspapers from the office, or removing,
and leaving them uncHlled for, is prima tacia
ayidence Of Intentional fraud.
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Germs Of t6e Gioi(inn C Ge(eDrap6.

TWO DOLLARS per annum, strictly i'll ad-
yause-$25o il not so paid, aud $500 if not
paid within the year.
Those who expect to receive the CIVILIAN
fELRaRAPH for $500 must pay invariably in
advance.
L%Bear in mind that no paper will be dis
continued until all arrearages are paid.
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New Goods! New Goods!
A Ill of the la est style Spring and summon
n Goods, just received at
II. d. WINDOWS
AprilIfs Bait. ST., op. Post Office.
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MOUNT VERNON PICTURES.

T ITHOGRAPH and photographs views of
1.-the Tomb of Washington and Mount Yer
non Mansion, for sale at Smiths Gallery, in
aid of the Ladies Mount Vernon Association.
Call and examine specimens. Photographic
Views of Residences, dc., pnt up very cheap
whe N large number is wanted. TJune 16, 80
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DEALERS ALLKIEDs OF

UEALf'No IN n ID hI'Do UT
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES, SN UFF, MATCHES, &C.,
Baltimore Street, near the Railroad Depot
CUWBERLA Nd, MD.
y ETURN their thanks for the patronage here
IN toiurc extended to the late firm OF &. $.
WAIISE CO., and bcgs leave to invite the
attention of purchasers to their NEW STOCK,
which is scOmpUsed of, in part, as follows, viz:
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Country Cured Bacon,

A LOT of choice HAMS, SIDES, 4 sH0UL-
II DERS. Also, a few saddles of dried VEN
ISoN,-a very nice article for sale by
April Is. o. c. CLARKE 4 60.
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TUST receiv cd n fresh supply of Behm's Di-
j arrhoea Syrup. Price per Bottle, so cts
For sale by
ANDREWS d SwARTZWELDER,
Under ths st. Nicholas Hotel, Built. st.
June 80.
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NUMBER 26.

could give you, by the way, a half illegible
rhyming catalogue of our names and accom-
plishmentS, which Thompson scribbled with
his pencil on a waste bit of paper while the
cars were in motion, and which | pocketed
to make out at my leisure. 1t lies before me,
but the Introductory part is altogether beyond
my dccipheiing. The South has bright
boy, however, in the bard who could inn
promptr-fy such verses as these three or four
concluding ones -
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-08
Baltimore & Chic Railroad.
Improved Schedule for Travel.
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IN and after Monday, April 1lth, 1859, the
" passenper trains will run ms fnllnws.

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IN and after Monday, April llth, 1859, the
" passenger trains will nun as follows:
For the East.
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN daily ex. Sundays. )
Leaves Wheeling S.O5p. IN. Arrives ut ! alti-
Cumberland 6-25 ". IN. more 800 p. III.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily.)
Leaves Wheeling 80 a. III. Arrives at Balti-
Cumberland 9.0sp.m.t more sos II. m.
Passengers from Cumberland for way stations
East, will take Mail Train only.
For the West.
ACCOMMoDATIONT NTRAIN between Gumber-
land and Wheeling,
Leave Cumberland S.l0a III. Arrive at Wheel
ing 100 Z. NJ.
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN (daily ex. Sunday, J
Leaves Baltimore 7.20a.m. / Arrive at Wheel
Cumberland 90 p. IN. ing 2.l0 AIN.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily.)
Leaves Baltimore 4 .O5p. m. | Arrives at Wheel
Cumberland ll.35 pm ing at 81 a. In
Passengers from Cumberland for Way Sta
tions West will take Accommo dation Train
and for Stations on n. w. Va. Road will take
Express train.
Through Tickets for all important oities West
can be procured at this office.
L.C. BOEHM, Agent.
Cumberland Station, April II, 1858.