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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-01-26

4 Ut wv Ut FEFFF ITtIl LtEtyTuTV.
Another Thing Wanted i'm Cum.
beliaHt,

Mr.. EDIToE.-In addition to your sugccs-
tons about schools, let me add a few words.
Cumberland wants Public LiJrary. MANY
Of our citizens are obliged to buy books
which they don't care t. keep, and Others
can't get many which they want to read for
want OF this provision. 1t would be great
advantage to our citizens, in the way Of econ
only as well as intelligence, to have such
resort
need, perhaps, say no more on this point,
- all will admit it, to be desirable for both
rich and poor among us. But how to gctit?
Fortunately, foundation for it is already
laid, tho few are aware Of it. The "Wit
Literary Society" already possesses several
hundred valuable works. and pleassn. room
IN a central location. The Library is open
70 all who will contribute to the fund ofthe
Association, and trust that they may be
able to increase their Literary" treasures
greatly, and render an important service to
the community. No Ian who has any de-
sire for the prosperity and growth Of the
place, would hesitate 10 subscribe to this pur-
pose. Surely no citizen viii be crnteut b
have it said, that this is the only ci.y in tie
D"'fed States, Hihow public Library.
CITIS.
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M 4 Il RIE d.

At Dubuque Iowa on the Sth inst, If. 4.
.Schiu, to Mss Lizzie Bloomenour, formerly OF
Frederick. Maryland Frederick paper please
copy.
On Wednesday evening. the 29th ult., at
the reidence of the brides mother, in Somcr-
field, by Rev. A. J. Endsy, Gen. William, H.
hoonfz, Of Somerset. to Mss Matilda S. John-
son.
In Friends Cove. on the 81 inst, by the
Rev. c. F. Hoilmeier, Jh Aieramdria Eitch
ey to Mss Sarah Il. Diedl Of the Cove.
On the 25th ult., by the Rev G. c. Protst,
Mr.. Daniel F. Stone to Hiss CaAa,ine J..
Shoemaker, both of Friends Cove.
On the goth ul,., by the same M. John
Nycu,n to Mss Caharins Fslten, both Of Bed
ford Co.., Pa.
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c,rrssssd Weekly, by Jesse =. BeaH, Proprietor
MEXICAN MUSTANG LIN1MENT.

From rich aud pooE, bond and Tree. all col
ors, grades and conditions of life. we hear the
same mesl Of praise awarded this wonderful
article. Sores are healed, pains relieved, lives
saved, valuable animals made useful. and
untold ills assuaged 10y this great medicine,
which. is surprising to tie judgement Of man.
What family does not require standard
Lin!ment. Who ever heard OF the same ef-
fects produced by any other article? For
Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism. Swell
ings. Strained Horses, &C., 1t tas no equal
Berare efimitations. The genuine Mustang
Linimen is sold by all respectable Druggists
and Livery Men In every town, parish ham
let throughout North and South America.
Europe, and the Islands OF tie Ocean. Bay
at once.
BARNES e. PARK, Ploprietors, New-York.
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A Card to the Suffering.

Ihe Rev. william Cosgrove. while laboring
as missionary in japan, was cured of Con-
sumption when all other means had failed. by
u recipe obtained from Il learned physician re-
siding in the great city of Jeddo. This recipe
has cured great numbers who were suffering
from Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
Coughs and Colds, and the debility and ncr
vous depression caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS Of benefting others, will send this
recipe, which have brought home with me to
all who need 1t, free of charge. Address,
REV. WIN. COSCROVE,
Janl2-3in. 23O Baltic-st., Brooklyn, y. y.
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SINGERS
Sewing Machines |!
"A New Machine
Which makes no Noise!

WE desire to call the attention of Tai
lIrs TO our New Machines, just Fl ON our
Msnuh'ctory, which is the Fastest Machine in
the orld, runs easy, and makes no noise
his Improvement is found in no other ma
chanennd Is secured 10y letters patent
10 those who have refiained from buyinp we
oher the most perfect machine, the only one that
does every kind Of Tutoring, the finest ana the
coarsesi, all the work OF the Family; binds hats,
caps, fronts, CATERS, shoes, and every thing ne
cessary TO be sewei. The reputation of our ma
cnines, 5000 in operation in ths city, is sufH-
Gent recommendation 10 the new I'm Irovemeni
10 Send for copy OF | N. SINGER 4 Cos
GAZETTE, which will he sent free Parties
wishing to purchase, will notice our Machine
with one operaior- will do more work than
any other two machines, which is gain of 100
per cent. Prices Fangifg from $50 to $l25.
W. L. BRODERICK, Agent.
100 Baltimore ST.
Baltimore Nd, Jan %, lsGO-Iy.
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SANDS SARsAPARILLA.-The ORIGINAL ami
genuine article.. ! AS a Spring and Fall nn.
rifer Of the blood, and general tonic far he
system it stands uurivalled; acting s;mpi,, :
neously upon the stomach. bowels, kidney
liver, and the circulation, it determines and
carries off the products Of unhealthy secre-
tons, and gently stimulates while it disin-
fects and expe!s from the stomach and bow
els all that is irretating, until they are clean
sed and restored to sound and healthy con-
dition.
Preparet and sold by A. D.. and D. SANDS
Druggiss, loo Fulton Street New York
Fos sale by HEALEY and SHRIVER. Druggist
Cumberland, Nd. 1 -
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digestive organs, infuses fresh vitality into
tn whole system, and gives that cheerfulness
to the temperament, which is the most valu-
able of feminine attractions. The propric-
tors feel flattered from the fact that many of
the most prominent medical gentlemen in the
Union have bestowed encomums upon the
Bit!ers, the virtues of which they have fire.
quently tested and acknowledged. There
are numerous counterfeits offered for sale, all
OF which arc destitute OF merit, and positive
y injurious to the system.
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D | Z ID -

On the 9Th instant. in Alexandria, Nm.
F6ple, prominent citizen, in the nth year
Of bis age. In addition to his pursuits as
merchant largely engaged in foreign and do
meetic trade, Mr. Fople filled at different PC
riods the Office, Of President Of the Alcxal.-
dria Canal Company aud President of the
Bank of the Old Dominion.
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The PEcULIARIrrEs of tbs e.,

The PEcrLIARIrIEs of the female copsti-
tuition and the various trials 10 which tSe.e,
Is subjected. demand an occasional Recourse
to stimnlants. Its important. however that
these shall be Of a harmless nature. and a. Tho
same time accomplish the desired end Uns-
setter . Celebrated Stomach Bitters is the verv
article. Its effects in all cases of debility are
almost magical. II restores the tons Of .se
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THE Dog has returned to his vomit, and
the SOW that was washed TO her wall1gjpa
again in the mire."
1t is said that Senator Mason has doGed
bis homespun suit, aud arrayed himselfin fire
broadel,th. How short lived Is ,,,,;o.;,.,
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BALTIMORE Coal MARKET.-Thcre is but
little doing here in Cumberland Coal. 1t can
be readily bought 1925 for fine, SO so for
run of mine, and 81, per ton for lump, deliv-
eredon board at Locust Point, and possibly at
a still lower figure. Anthracite Coal is sci.
ling from the yards at S525@5.5O per ton
of 2,240 lbs,
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Report OF Coal TRANSFORMATION

During the week ending Saturday, January
81, 1860.
Shipped orer the Gsorgs's Crack Coal and
Iron COnpany's Railroad
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"cats:er.-ISGO

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19th-Cloudy and
chilIy-st right, slight snow squa!.
THURSDAY 19th-Couiy and cold. About
noon, cleared off, and the Sun shone out
bright and warm. Niyht cold.
FRIDAY 2oth-Warm and Spring like.
sATURDAY 2lst-Remarkab!y pleasant.
SUNDAY 22nd-A lovely day.
MONDAY 2Srd--A clear and beautiful day.
TUESDAY 24th--Clear in the morning-in
the afternoon cloudy.
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Mansion House.

ONERSEERS HOUSE, Smoke House, Chicken
Houses. Spring House into which runs n
FINE STREAM from a never falling SPRING
wagon shed, with fine Granerics Gear House
aud Tool House under came root. Il large
BARN, capable of holding THREE THOUSAND
bushels Of grain in the straw, and Fine Stab
ling, STONE SHED, Store House and Pig
gerry, all in goodrepair. The Railroad fur
,lshes hc'lilies East or West. The Trustees
haztrd nothing in saying, it is one of the mos;
beautiful and desirn bic farms ia the county.
2nd-One unliyided Third ,,r tic
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Coal Markets.

CoAL.-Duty-From all the British Pro-
vinces, n. A., free; FROM any other foreign
country, "a p cent.
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new Chapter in the Early Lifs OF Was hing
ton, IN connection witt the narrative histo-
ryof tho Po.omac Company, by john Pick
ell. Price $500 par copy.
Extract oflet'er from the lion Jared Sparks.
"Fhe New Chapter form3 a Va liable contri-
button to the lnIteriIls for Illustrating the lie
aud character Of Washington, and is executed
p mI"ner highly crciltabe TO the taste and
judgement OF lie althor. Your iahors must
ever claim the unl c and appreciation Of all
persons, who wOud become fully acquainted
si'h the public acts OF the F.tLer Of Iis com.
ay'
Extract Of letter from Hon. EIyylrd Everett.
81 have not had il in ny power. as vet only
10 cast glance over it, but even this hasty in
3Pcction satisties me that you have Mromn nev
'tght on THIS portion OF the history OF the Fath-
r q his country"
For sale by
ANDREWS ( SVARTZWFT
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Local Intelligence.

Coal TRADE.-Last week We gave an I'M
perfect statement Of the coal trade of the
Redmont and Cumberland region. We now
have the pleasure flaying before our read
ers corrected, and as we believe reliable
statement, having been obtained from re-
sponsible source. 1t will be seen that there
has been an increase in the amount of the
shipments OLA 697 tons, instead ola decrease
OF 322.9l0 as stated last week.
Coal Trade, 1858.
Shipped by Railroad, ae5 ,4O5
" Canal, 254 ,25l
Total. $40, 65C
Coal TRADE 1869.
Skipped via Bait. & Ohio RR. 1852
Z" " 4" Ches. & Ohio Canal, POI, s42
Total 724,S54
Increase 1859.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad s1lO7
Chesapeake g. Ohio Canal 1850
Total 74,G96
Railroad Through s17,S2s
toihpanys use at PIedmt & Cumb'd 100, 1874
426, 512
Goal shipped at I.yun's warf 212,osl
Cumed c. |. Cos do S5,78l
97,S42
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Papers for Mailing

Our friends can alroays find at our Office
COPIES of the CIVILIAN AND TELEGRAPH"
folded and prepared for mailing at fire cents
each.
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S7,O39.li S2C3ol4
True copy
WILLIAM HALL, Sup't
We, the undersigned, Auditors appointed 10
audit the accouu's of the SUI erinten!ent Of the
National Road in AIlegauy County, Nd. have
carefully examined the above accounts, with the
vouchers thereof, and find Them correct as they
stand stated, Given Under our hands this 5th
day Of january. 1860
NELSON BEALL
JOHN L. McCULLoH, q d''oFs,
Jan &c, IsGO-3t
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w anted Immediately.

1 FEW more active and enterprisiny
- young men can find immediate emf ioyment
ny which they can make from $500 10 81 900 A
ear, to act as agents tor several new and pom
uiar works just published exclusively for agent,
ara not tor Sale in book stores. We have A
great numter OF agents employed, many of
whom are making from Sis 10 $40 per week,
Ibose wishing TO engage in this pleasa Mt and
profitable business will, for particulars, &c.
address C. l.. DERRY 4 90
Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers,
Sandusky City, Ohio,
20 Editors Of Newspapers giving the above
and The folowir g three insertions, and calling
attention 10 il, and sending copy contirinr
IT. VIII receive any ofthe following WORKS:
Life OF Napoleon, by ieadley, 81 %
Life OF lafayette 25
Lie Of osephine 25
LIE OF Mary Martha Washington, %
Wild Scenes Of a HuHter's Life, l25
Odd Fellows Amulet, rs
c. L. DERBY.
Jan &c, l5G0-3t
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Valuable Warehouse and Store
AT PRIVATE SALE.

NE undersigned Will sell at private
sale the
Canal Warehouse and Store,
situated nj Oldtown. The stand has been o.
'apiiShed for good many yeas and i one of
the Test on the Ches. peake Il Ohio Canal in
the county, and has tie two told advantage Of
It large canal aud country trade. A small stock
81 goods will he sold with the building. Per-
sons desiEous OF doing ii sure ani profitable
business can Eud no better investment.
JAMES ROBERTSON.
Oldtown, Jan &c, I8G0-lm
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BosTos Coal MAEKEr.-English Camel
Coal is steady, at Sl2@l3 00R ch cash, with
small sales. In Pictou and Sydney there have
been further cargo sales at IS 90 a, 90 r
ton, cash. Anthracite has been in steady
retail demand at S. 5OG1G per ton
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PHILADELPHIA Coal MARKET.

NEW YoRK Coal MARKET.-Thc demand
for Domestic coal is fair, and prices are steady.
Sales by the cargo at SO $50 81 80 = ton.
and from the yard at 81 zoos 90 per ton.
The demand for Foreign is fair, with a light
stock.
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4 CARD

THE undersigned, surviving partner Of the
i late fra Of S HRIVER Il Co. having been
succeeded IN the Forwarding and COmmifsiou
Business by McCULLEY 1t oRRICK, as an
nounced above, woull cordially recommend
them to our friends and formo! patrons, feeling
assured that the new firm will transnct IN an
entirely satisfactory manner, any business in
their line that may be entrusted to their charge.
Theyw have the benefit Of the experience Of
Mr.. James C. Orrick, who las for several years
past been engaged in this business, with the
old houae of ShriYer d Co.
Yours. Respectfully,
WALTER sHRIVER,
Surviving partner Of IL elate firm of ohrivcT
& Co. Dec. 8, I5Jg---@in.
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TO ALE MANKIND.

tt Nf.,A 81. 49,,
| = ~ T.
- III ,..,4,a.ss =, :, is. - = -
* O.
| $500 ~
~ az Il = 6;
,Gsg Is1s VI AXt, %3s
| -.1yIi.-1 -~-.-> ~ az. "a &c SS - Z,
X - 'l'''rss't' .
,.
EIiII Il HMM IN WIS lcjE e
- - wv ~ " - y
AScO.s Ip TIE SkGA,
r,
;,ti nv T" .ht u sterling medicinal to Get the
t t"s "ha necessities OF the suffering portion Of
"ni' my tHn IN: entirely ireo From mineral
Snu "rhff d'ietericus PARTICLES, was severely
~ ~ TINS ar Pp"erinli "' define wac uscrod
t"'o 'le ""fin I!of LowAf's iSvAiuABLEPILLs
"aNe 'esomo the HousEHoi REMEDY OF al ma
.'o"s. 'he attFIhuie Is I" PREVENT ms ell M
~ coTf, 'he attask The hADIr or roor Of tue
oaun''t"t' ana thrs by removing tho hidden
u''"'c 81 VI ''hsc reinvisor snd reStoIq tho
e"'' S'es OF u" sy't'tn, insisting ma
su' III ner I" OF VITAL and fuNCTioYAEY RE-
O"""i 'VS
TT, Dy>Dcp'ia.
Inc great us mi. gontinar, OF. a
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n at;onal Road.

STlTEMENT of Receipts and Expen-
- ditures on the National Road. in MARYLAND
from May 3D., 1853 10 April 3oth, 1855.
VIM. HALL,
In acct with National Road.
1888 TO 1889, Amount collected at
Gate No /, ". r. S COG 32
Amount collected at
Gate Nc. 2, y. r. 1892 ~
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$40 ACRES

OF Land, Of which three hundred acre. are
cleared and in n high state of cultivation, with
large and pro1uc live meadow, The Farm is
divided into convenient sized fields, and all I'M
der good fencing. The buildings are in a
beautiful grove offorcst trees, containing about
EIGHT ACRES and consist of u
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To Advertisers & Business Men.

Tie "Cioi7ian and Telegraph" ,citha ciro,lla-
tioa Of ONE THOUSAND, among the far
n.evs, miners, manufacturer, psechanies
and substantial buHness men, Of Mis and
adjoining counties, is oontfdenty reconsn'e'',
ded as medium Of Advertising surpassed
by no oherpaper IN Wcstern Maryland. Il
numbers among its readers those rho are
able TO buy literally and pay promptly. and
naose custom would be eatnatls to dus'nsss
mon.
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The above is 4 portrait Of David McCrcayy
| Of Napier township, who, IN the 3ist day o.
| August, 1888, made affidavit before Jus.ict
GoTicy that lie was treatcd for the cure Of Can.
Ger by three physicians of Bedford county,
and ~ DR.. Newton Of the Eclectic College in
Cincinnati, for 4 pcIiod Of nearly eight
months, notwithstanding which, Lis ~, npse,
and portion NJ his LEI. cheek rcre entifeIy eat.
en- Gray! He had given up all hope, when he
heard of the "BloDd Searchcr," and was iIdu-
ccd to try il. Fonr bother cured him, and
although sadly disGrurei there is 10 question
but what this Invaluable medicine ,aved hin
life. The full particulars ofthis remarkable
case may be seen in n circular, which c.. n be
had Of any tho Agents.
We also refer to the case Of Nancy Bleak.
ney, Of Eldcrton, Armstrong county, Pa, Gu
rcd Of Scr0fuIa after Icing unable to get out
Of bed for three ycars.
To the case OF lady in Ansonrille, Clear.
field county, who war aIs afflicted with Scrof
ula in its worst form.
t. the case Of George Meisel, residing In
CIrrollt0wn, Cambria county, Pa, who was 70
badly afflicted with Cancer that it cat HE On.
tire nose on, and bic case was worse, If posi-
bic, than McCrcary's
The particulars Of these cascs-cvery one n
which was cnred by the use Of the Blood
Scarchcr- may also he found in a circular to
be had Of any oft Agents.
RM. LEMON, Proprietor.
abatory for the manufacture and sale, near
the Pa. Railroad Depot, Iollidny burg, Pa.
DR.. Geo II. keyser, Wholesale Agent Pits,
5ur;, Pa. Iieslv shriver, Cum baria n d. Jon.
rthan Wilson, IliEtstonc, ard J. 8. Hedding.
Hancock.
January ~, Iseo-fy.
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COURT PRocEEDINGs.-In our report o.
the proceedings of the Circuit Court as pub.
lished in the last Civilian, we omitted to stat,
tsat the case of Barry VS.. Borden Mining
Company had gone to the Court of Appeals
upon bills OF Exceptions taken by the defend.
ant?
Since thcn. the Case Of Hamilton Downs
vs. Borden Mining Company, one precisely
similar to the above, has been tried. Verdict
for plaintiff for S412.5O. This case also goes
TO the Court Of Appeals. There are three
case OF the same class upon the docket, in
which Judgements proforma have been enter
ed, to abide the decisions OF the cases taken
70 the Court Of Appeals.
To FinEs.-We should be pleased to give
place to the communication of "Fides," but
are precludcd by law Of all well regulated
printing Offices, not to publish anything with
out the real name of the author, not that
We wish to give the authors name to the pub
lie, but we must have some one responsible to
Us for what We publish. We would he glad il
our friends Who may be disposed to write for
our columns would bear this in mind.
ALAnM or FIRE.-About nine clock 90
Tuesday night the fire bells sounded an alarm.
The iren CT. were cut in full force but failed
to find any cause other than the burning Of
q tar barrel
RELIGIOUS NoTECE. Rev. Mr.. HasVlhoun,
Of Delaware, will preach in the Baptist Church
with view to becoming Pastor, on next Sab
bath morning and evening. The public arc
sfocl!onatc!y invited to attend.
We Invite the attention of young men GU. |
OF employment to the advertisement of C. L. |
Derby & Co. Here is a fine opportunity for
g pleasant business, and remunerating wages.
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NOTICE!
Including a viewof Mount Yarnon.

Persons wishing TO get good watch o. fire
So OF gold Jewelry at or below cost should call
at tie store on B.ltimore Street, next door 10
the Post Office Fine sets Of Jewelty, suitable
for Christmas presents can be had a, or be',,g
cosl. intend TO qui, the business on the first
Of April, therefore am selling out
hfrc for sale new safe which will dis
pose Of for $50 below tie original cost. lis
purchase price vas Sl7j-it is enc Of Evan,
Downey's patent Gre-proof safes. Its suit
able for "A bank or al Office, and large euour
for any pErpose. Any person 10 van, OF
safe vii ind this bargain. am selling On
efything IN my store and watchmakers will
mad thus good opportunity 10 purchase good
sNyer snow cases ?. c. KRAMER
Nov. "A, SO.
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SATURDAY., 18th OF FEBRUARY. 1854
IT o'clock, p. ~, the following property;
1sf, THE PROMISED LAND FARM

Situate and lying in the Glades of Allcgany
COT nty, four miles west Of the flourishnC town
OF Oakland, and half mile from "Hutton's
switch b" on the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad.
The Farm contains
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2 Double
Brick House s.

board fence. on the lot fronting on Beall
Street there is II fine well of water.
Terms of Sale,
rs prescribed by the decree are :-Onc-,hird Of
the purchase money to be paid in hand, on the
day OF sale, or on tie ralif. at on thereof; and
The residue in two equal annual instruments,
with interest thereon from the day ofsale-the
purchaser or purchasers to give his or their
notes or bonds, with n surety or sureties to be
approved by said Trustees for the said pay
meu,S.
GEORGE S CHLEY.
JIilES VI. S CHLET,
January 10, 1860 ids Trustees,
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r "A r Nj 5
With Growing Crops,
FOR SALE.

| OFFER for sale my + RM, lying in
Preston County, Va, about 3 miles from
Bruce'on, on the Pike lea ling to MprguutOwn,
Va, containing
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ne proper qunntam and right condition Of
ne bile il of mOHcntDus importance tuthe
1enlth OF the human frame, tn: ANTI B.LIgrs'
ncI cine eXpcis the hid en- seeds Of the COM
'iLint, and renders all the fluids and sccrotions
'rrc AMI hucut cca r,ingand rcsuIitntinr tho
sltul functions Of the bod
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SALE

IN pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
I Court for Allegnny County, the undersigned
Trustees. will offer at public sale in front OF
the st. Nicholas Hotel, in the city of Cumber-
land on
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HDllD WAY1S PILLS,
II BOO.r To TFEE SFCH,


me great scourge Q: this continent Yields
quickly to course Of tho,eantiseptie pills,
ana the digestive organs are re stored to their
proper tone no matter in hat hideous shane
!hls hYara o. diseaEe exhibits itself thisscarch.
ing and unerring rem edy dispcrses i, from.e
pa TENTS system
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