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OF TUE
American Revolution


from newspapers and rginul documents. by
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Road Notice.

70 the Commissiomeys cf ANeya"y county:
T'liE undersigned, citizen. ofAllegany roun
L ty, bog leave rcspc 'tiully to represent to
yUur body that the l1'nl,' couy nriru"c requires
That new ruad shOuld he Ilid out mad CON
strurtcd from point little East Of the toll
House On the North Western Turnpike. near
the residence of William walt, and running
thence u ong tho side of the Backbone Mnun-
tain to Martins Lick Gap, and thence crossing
over to the East side Of srid Mounttin until it
strikes the Little Red Oak Ridge, aud thence
down the said Ridge to the Forks Of the Big and
Little Laurel Runs, and thence to the top of the
White Ash Ridge, to iutersect tho road Of viii
liam Arnold, ana thence to iutcrscct Dnhnin,'
Road at the North Branch near Elk Lick. And
YOUR petitioners will ever pray, az.
NATHANIEL BRYAN,
JOSEPH Fhlr.
June 3O-tm. ROWAN WHITE.
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COAL & WOOD !
FURY b McCullev

II
HAVING leased the Frostburg Company's
IL COAL YARD, situated on the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road, in this city, are prepared
to furnish tho public with amy grade Of Coal
desired, either
Lump. Run Of Mine or Fine,
by tho Car or Cart 10. ID, Of good quality and Mt
reasonable prices.
1iS~We have also on hand, md will ut all
times be prepared to furnish,
Oak and Pine Wood,
suwed or unsawed ms may be wanting, by the
Cart load. The addition of Wood to our Coal
business, We think, will prove n great conve-
nence to.our citizens, and therefore hope to he
patronized. Dry PINE Wood, tor kpdiimg,
sawed in three pieces. always on hand.
Ials~ Coal and Wood delivered by the Cart
lond in all parts Of the city.
HENRY FLURY,
WI. Il McCULLEI,
Cumberland, May IS, lS5o-- Gun. A.
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Estate of Jnc. Combs.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Subscribers
~ have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Aleeauy county Letters tcstnmentnry on the
estate of John Combs late Of Allegany coun-
ty, deceased. AL persons having claims n
gainst the said deceassd are hereby warned to
exhibit the same properly authenticated to the
subscrb grs on or before the 2sth day of Janu
airy, 1869, otherwise they may by law be excln
led from NIL bsneiit in said estate All parsons
indebted are requested to make Immediate pay
ment. Givon under our hand this 2sth day of
July, 1859.
-.-- WILLIAM COMBS,
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At a COST of LESS THAN ONE CENT
PER HOUR.

Il produces LIGHT equal to eight Sperm
Candles, and without jmoke or SmeH. Each
Lamp and Chandelier being e Gas Works
IN miniature, the consumer is his own produ.
Ger, therefore no question Of leakage or Metre
measurement TO coptcnd with. lie IL certain
to pog, for that only. which ne consumes.
,lsc- The great desire that has been felt for
years far Portable Gas Lieht, simple IN con-
struction and easily managed, in this invention
is fully realized, and must lie seen to be uppre-
ciated.
Every person in want OF superior and ecc.
noui"ai Gas Light, either for Town or Country.
is invited 10 rall and examine for themselves.
and he convinced of its superiority over all
other Lights now in existence.
Also constant lily on hand nd for sale at Re-
duced Prices, wholesale and retail, Genuine
kcrosino aud Albertine Coal Oils and Lamps.
Camplen, ETHEREAL Oil and LAMBS, Shades.
Globes, Ch;mnies, &c, &c.
WIN. HORTON, Agent,
t3G Wo' BALI. St, above Green North lido.
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sS3" From the Pottsvllc Region Pa, for the

ga3" From the Pottsville Region Pa, for the
week ending July 23d.
The shipments Of coal, this week, per Rail-
road arc 36,5S3,O2 tons. BY Canal 3S.55l,-
90. Total shipments from the Region rs, 1874,
% tons. The increase by Railroad So far is
II 1856, II tons. The increase by Canal is 800,
$40, 10 tons, making a total increase from
the region for 1859, Of l91 1886. 1G tons
COPPER SMELLING AT BALTIMohE.-Fo
several years Baltimore has been largely en-
gagged in the business of smelling and refining
copper, and containing two of the most extern
sive establishment for this purpose in the
UEion. One Of these is owned by the. "Dal-
timorc andCopper Smelling Company, whose
works are located at Canton and have been
successfully managed by DR.. David Kecner,
one Of our most accomplished metalurgist ;and
the other belongs to the Baltimore and Cuba
Smelling and Mining Company" located at
Locust Point, and of which Haslet McKim,
Esq is the energetic and worthy president
The operations of these covered an immense
interest, and together during the financial
year ending 91st November, 1868, purchased
and smclted tn. following amount of ores:
South American 9,45l tons, valued aiSl 1900
Cuban 1884 do. do. l53,23O
Domestic 3,797 do. do. 100000
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2,3sll2 6,Gs213 9,OGl.o5 4o,s22I2

Slipped orcr tie Gcorgs's Creck Coal aud
LLon Companus NoilIoad torlhe sanle IerioG
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-28

Commencement a! Dickinson CoHeg. The
commencement Of Dickinson College, Pa.
transpircd last week. Among the gradua-
ting class we notice the narce OF J. w.
Wright. of this city. The subject of his ora
ton was American Philosophy"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-28

Total 1909 do. do. 81 ,6s3,55O
Ofths domestic ores received at these works
1880 tons were from Polk county, Tenn;
90S tons from Maryland IA large portion be-
ing from the Springfield mineDand Pennslyva-
MIA; $50 tons from Virginia, $40 tons from the
Lake Huron region, and the remainder from
the Lake Superior mines aud other locations.
Inc quantity of ingot copper produced at the
two works was about 5000, 900 pound valued
at ga, O0o, QUO: The value of foreign copper
received at Baltimore in 1878 was SGo2 6l4
OF which sheathlns copper So, ls9, copper in
bars or pigs Sls 86i, old copper sI9ae .232
and copper ore 1884 2s2. The value of the
foreign material re-exported was S So, $780,
The weight of these is not stated las it ought
to bel in the Treasury Report. Railroad
journal
Bag There are 1905 collieries in Great
Britain yield ne annually s5,s64,7o7 tons Of
coal.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-28

Fire in tie Mm'ains. Wills Mountain,
Just at the northern limits of the city, has
been on fire for several days past. The fire pre-
scnts = beautiful spectacle at night. it has
destroyed a large quantity of cord wood, We
learn, belonging to Samuel Ecklcs. Esq,
some say as much as six hundred cords.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-28

AHYUAL AnDREss.-Prof. J. NJ. Colby, of
this city, will deliver the annual address Lc-
fore the Mount Vernon Literary Society Of
Washington College, at Chestertown, Md
the Sth of August.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-28

Drought. This region Of country is suf-
fcring greatly for the want Of rain Vegcta-
ton Of every kind is burning up.
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HARDW ARE STORE !

Country Cured Bacon.
A LOT of choice HAMS, SIDES, & SHOTL-
n DEtS. Also, few saddles of dried VEN
IS0S,- very nice article for sale by
April Is. y. G. CLARKE 4 co.
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lOGec ksOastcrs:

TALL and sec them and also Old Domlnion
I Coffee Pots. and ola Dominica Tea Pot,
and trop CRADLES. feh.'7. THos. JOHNS
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RkJA free colored woman. named Marga
ret Geeenc, was arraigned On Monuay morn
ing before Justice Strong, on the charge of
disordcrly conduct the day before. She was
6ncd three dollars and costs.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-28

Mail Cha"ge-Wc understand that the
mail service over the National road is about
to he changed from three to six times week
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-28

Fatal Accident.-On Friday last man
named Herman Rickerman was run over by
tho cars at Homecoming, Nd, and was so bad
ly hurt, that he died the next day. he was
standing on one track watching train adj
vancing on another, and did not notice the
train approaching him upon the one where
DO stood.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-28

Ri" The Rectorship of the Episcopal
Churchin this city, made vacant by tnc death
Of Rev. w. W. Arnett, las been filled Lv the
election of Rev. DR.. Spear, Of Philadelphia,
who has accepted and entered upon his pas
toral duties Regular services may be ex-
pccted hereafter without iutermlssion.
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Order of Ratification.

ggg" Clsh.paih for GRAIN of all kinds. -.,sE
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-28

liz BLAST We understand that the Char
lotte Furnace. located at WelcrsLure, Pa.
anl owned by the Union Iron Company, COM
mcnced operations again one day last week,
Ross Forward. Esq, has the management of
these works. The quantity of pig iron turned
ont per day has not tramsrirei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
WISCONSIN rs. THE UNITED SIXTIES.
THE UNITED STATES DowN-wIscoNsINu UP.

70 W
Fro@ rae Ks-e-as Tsissrsea Dee
We regret to b obgedto chronicle another collision
between the eninentiy respectable whoee
names make luminous the emitting Of this paragraph
On Friday lat the United States Marshal attached,
and stored in he Ranals House, for safe keeping
quantity ofgo0ds belonging city merchants,
by virtue of writ issning from the United states
District Court Milwaukee. The goods at oDeo
replevied by process Issuing from the Circuit Court
Of Wisconsin.
Upon being served with the latter PROCESS the Mar
shal. prompted by bis attorney who accompanied him
from Milwaukee replied that be was acting ander the
direction of Court of higher jurisdiction, and
should not regard the mandates or officers OF
simple State Court.
Nhereupon Deputy-Sherif S,ebAins waxed exceed
ing wIoih became thorough State hghfs Replosi-
can, and calling bis assistance the power OF the
county, proceeded TO the humiliation of the Marshal
The power Of the county IN the person OF the eminent
pugis Kellogg. al once responded; was eollarec oy
The Marshal. aud the combat began Fer time The
victory seemed doubtul and NJ the conclusion of the
twelfth round, the Marshal adviser essayed 20 pour
oil upon the troubled waters: "Gentlemen, eaid be,
I" the comfy which has ever existed and should ever
exist between Courts of different Jurisdictions here
he was interrupted By the landing OF the Marsha and
the power Of The county" under the stove, and the
remainder If HE speech is probably lost TO the world
The bellgerents paused for breath; the Marshal
stationed himself before the door Of the contain
ing the goods, and messenger dispatched 70 his
hole tsee Matt. 3 20. Luke 9, So for the Sheriff.
Mr.. Fox soon arrived. Both parties proceeded 70
obey the familiar mandste Of the bard OF Jordan, aud
Ito take off their coats and roll up their sleeves"
In the name of the United States Icommand every
good citizen assist in guarding those goods
exclaimed the valiant representative of our well be-
loved Uncle Sam.
"In the name Of the State Of Wisconsin command
every good citizen assist me in taking those goods
shouted the Sheriff The good citizens, Strong and
Veasie being thus doubly summoned remained "a stats
quo twirliDg their thumbs in great perpexiy; Strong
swore inwardy, Veasie outwardly.
The Marshal when last by our reporter, was
clasped in the embrace Of the Sheriff and his seputy
his heels twipkling his head his head in the i'm
mediate neighborhood Of the floor, yet unde
these most unfavorable circumstances kicking,
ing and performing divers other prodgies of inverte
valor. We learn however, that the State Of WiscoD
sin trumphed and that the goods have been safely de
lvered to the owner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

COMPILED TO PRoDUoE TELEGRAPH DTsPArcHEs.-
In the course of trial in Cincinnati last week, the
eoursel objected to the production OF the original o.
teleQraphjc message upon the ground that il
of the liked rules of the telegraph company not to ds-
cloee messages The judge decided that the company
could make no rules which wonld prevent the produe
ton Of evidence in court and the message was brought
IN.
LAW AGAINST BILLIARDs.-The Legislature Of YER
mont has passed law agains; billiards. which provides
that the Selectmen Of the several towns in the State
shall, whenever in their opinion the public good re-.
table IN their respective towns. The penalty affixed
for playing upon table, the Of which s forbidden,
s 30 day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

Souri, CARoLIsA lcE.-Thnrsday night was the
coolest Of the season, the Thermometer having fallen
several degrees below the freezing point lee from
half to three-quarers Of an inch in thickness was
pretty generally formed throughout the city, Lat
evening not so piereingly. cold, though the at
mOsphere continued frosty.
This very sudden transition from unusnal warmth 70
ntense cold a said 70 be Of the most remarkable
changes within the memory Of tie eldest inhabItant
On thursday, al noon, umbrellas were found 70 DO
necessary 10 ward of the heated raye Of the snai az
sons had 10 break the ice in their 70 Per.
form the mornings ablutiea. lCharissson Aes, 10Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

TIE CASADIAs REcIPRooIr CoSxIssIos.-Hr.
Hatch, of Buffalo, appointed to examine the working
of the Reciprocity Treaty, commenced his investiga-
tons at Hamilton, c. W., Wednesday. The follow
ing members OF the CanadiaA Legislature, all Of the
Opposition, are with him: George Brown, Malcolm
Cameron, Christie Hareour, Rowland Morris, Mac
Douasll Buchanan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
musiraI Boxes.

DAIILARD & MARTIN have always on hand
very large assortment Of MUSICAL BOXES, Of all styles
sad szs playing O. g. g. TO- r. Is, "a and % tunes m
and rood boxes with variety
81 aecompaniments manufactured by the best mskeE
Ngi9erland expressly for this market
TOY MUSICAL BOXES.
HARMONIPHONES,
MANDOLiNES,
OUVERTUREs,
EXPRESSIVEB,
FORTE PIANOS, etc.
Also splendid SINGING BIRD, In rich snemeled
In their stock viii be found selections from the newest and
nost familiar Operas well Dances Songs, Sacred Hymns
HnA great number Of -. u....
PAILLARD a MARTIN, Importers
No. 81 Maiden-ane lupstAirs), Newly orb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

TIE yoTE ~ THIS sTArr-Tke Erpress says ID
learns from Albany that the vote Of three eoanss on
State Prison Inspector win have 70 be rejectedthe
being for State Prison Inspector instead Of In
.pector Of State Prisons should be. Thsiaceases
the majority for Forrest, Repubh:an.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
me1irdl.

DUPUYs CHILBLAINS BALM relieves the
~ insuPportable feelings once Depuy. sTir SoIn rAs
ter speedily BY syins Inflammation Wnosesse
Ne Broadway Inc principal ar1ssis everywhere
NFOFFATs LIFE PILLS and BIrIERS.-h
WI Al Dsrunssneuts q The Digestive E9nssS1s ana o ne
esrSky sshinS " be compared SA tAeu sVsJwhsIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

NOR BRIDGEPORT-FARE 50 CENTS
n IN. Steamer JOHN BROOKS lesves PesksAP ~ EAT
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, q i! M freishs
taksr st the ewes rates. 7. L0tkiEAp eei ' s's'T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
Aousc- Furnishing %ocns.

OAs BILLS REDUCED % PER CENT
W Patent Gas Burners and Gas Regulator guaranteed 70
make saVing OF IS TO 30 PeI cent Also va stoves ios
a OF Broadway.
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Mayors OyPIcK, CRY OY PHfLADELPBIs,
Dec II laL4-

PROPOSALS for Loan Of the City Of Philadel-
pba authorized by ordinance approved Dec TO- A. D.
1889 PROPOSAL be Endorsed Proposals for City Loan VIII
BE- eived Mayors Office IN the City Of Philadelphia
Saturday Dec a. A. d. 1859 at ~ O'Clock for oanng
10 the Philadelphia hundred thousand dollars
which Certificates Of Loan Of 100 and upward viii be issned
bearing interest six cent free from taxation
aud re- able IN thirty years date Proposals viii De
eeived for any cum, but not In fractions OF = l0.
Proposals will be- opened the 24h day OF Dec lS by
the Mayor the city, in the p.senoe Of the City Treasurer
and Committee Of Finance The highest offer VIII De &C
eeued the city the right 10 accept decline the
whole or any part thereof Payment viii be required on the
Of Dee A. d. 1889 Interest 20 commence on the rss
dan OF Ian. A. d. 1860. ALEXANDER HENRY,
Mayor Of Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
80 AlEVEK TOO LATE TO MENDp
IN STAIRS CHEMICALLY PREPARED GLUE,
FOR FAMILY USE,

FOR FAMILY USE,
THE BEST ARTICLE IN AARkET!!!
One Of The convenient and desirable Articles Ano"o ana
~ 49, EVERY FAMILY
hy reason Of ebeapbss and reliability in repairing
ieys Char Sofas Pictures She~Ork, CTocAsEy glassware
&e-, kc eo,lo,v
ms testimonials regarding lie superior qualities a. ,oso
AFTER faithful trs Of STARRs PREPAREp OIrE on Wed
Leather and Cloth the PhenN Works most eheenmay
recommend Its for all purposes generally TeSSTyst o
especially for family q A cA $3.50 ann -
1--WE, the undersigned, having tested srAhhS FShfAD
CIrR agree with the above recommendation:
"WM. q. DOUGLASS Cehinct Wsre Manutsctarr
"LYgANDER WRIGHT, Machine Depot, $50 MArAetst'
"HEDENBURG IlTTELl, Carriage nanniAeaurefS
AVN. n. KIRK 4 Co, Carpenters and buudeFs
"LENERICK ENpERS, Carriage Mskers' 81, -,
YRICF rs CENTS PER BOTTLE Brush goes with eecn
bottle, with fun directions Tor nse.
Put up for Dealers in OF nom TO u Sosen
pendia Iithogrsphc show Card Printed in Coors giveo
with each package. Manufactured by T. b. STARR,
pepo' NO. iV- D''" THOMAS JOHNSON, Agent
Orders addressed to either OF the above places VIII reore
prompt attention. -, ~. or...,. us,lvsrs
Tov Roos Fancy. and General Furnishing stores
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Copartucrsbip Notifies.

NTOTICE.-The finn Of VAN BRuNT MAI-
poIS ~ the CT, OF Newly ok and % Chicago, Illinois
n.;,ips of Theodore Van BTunt Charles T. MsFous and
$500 u, PRINT has been this day dissolved The easiness
~ ~, he settled hy the subscribers 90 whom all their
hts and effects have beeH assigned Tor The eeneht Of
~ i,so,s Fly HOPPOGK, -
'N1A '4oN''V" gFO n SEYMOUR. Of Neyr-1ork
KATHANrL X. HANBACK, o. Chicago
-. - f,-.-.-h.- n 1854 AssGnees.
NOTICE.-The undersigned has this day sol ~, 70
~ xTsITER SFrIY hi interest IN the arm o. A. CAS-
xFII 4 Co snd has Withdrawn from said hrrn v,,,,,u
Nsw.Yoib. Dec. IS, lisa
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TIANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
n COMPANY.
u. Q. MAIL LINE

u. q. MAIL LINE
CALIFORNIA
formerly the Vanderbilt Lins',l
From the old established wharf, foo: Of Waren-s-
North River
FIFTH AND TWENTIETH OF EACH MONTH. 49,
fhe fayorito steamship NORTH STAR, CaPt Jones, VIII
esye a. above on TUESDAY Dec 90 at o'cloci M con-
nsrtinS Wis bsnsm, Railroad steamship UNCLE SAM
Extra this line always Of Panama nsurns prompt
connection the lsthmus -, .,on,,, ,r.n
The NORTHERN lIGHT. succeeds the NORTH stan,
eeving New Y orb January 5. - .,u,z
Ticket Swnders BOGUS Passage Ohces and oen
<. on your quad Won wiz be deceived and defauded .
This the only carrying the United ststes Mails on thh
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