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which neutralizes this ma!arious poison in III q
blood and stimulates the Liver to expei il
ftom the body. Its action upon the system Is
invariably sure, and its cure of Fever aud
4gnc and kindred complaints, certain. II
taken in season it expels the virus from ths
system rs il is absorbed, and thus keeps those
who use the CURE free from It's attacks, keeps
the system in health, although exposed to the
disease. Consequently it not only cures, bu {
protects from the great variety of affection
which are induced by this malignant iufiu-
euce, such as ReTittent Fever; Chill Peve:
Dumb, or Masked Ague; Period ical Headache,
or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers; Neural
pia, Rheumatism; Govt Blindness; Toothache
Earache; Catarrh, Asthma, Palpi,ations; Pain
full Affections of the Spleen; Hysterica Collie;
Paralysis, and Painful a Elections of the Stom-
ach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found TO assume more
or less the intermittent type. This "Aaus
CORE" removes the cause OF these deraupe-
meuts, aud cures the disease.
This il xccomplishes by stimulating the ex-
cretories to expel the virus from the system.
and these organs by degrees become habitu-
ated to do this their office of their own accord.
Hence arises what we term aceiimitafion. Time
may accomplish the same end, but often life Is
not long enough or is sacrificed in the at
tempt, while this "AGUE CURE" does il A.
once, and with safety. The extensive use OF
this in all variety Of cases, has shown it 10 be
a surer as we'll as safer remedy for the whols
class Of diseases which are caused by the mS-
ssmatic infection, than any other which has
been discovered; ard it has still another i'm
portant advantage to the public, which is that
it is cheap rs well as good.
Prepared by Da. J. G. AVER l. Co., Lowell,
Mass.
Sold by J. B. Fl. CAMPBELL, and HEALRY
Il SHKlvER, Cumberland, and by all Drug
gists and dealers in r.sdieiss every where.
July &c, lss0-sm
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Estate OF John MCLeyne.

NOTICE is hereby given, that tn subscribers
~ have obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Allegany county, Letters Of Administratiou
ON the estate of Jno. McLeyne late of Ailsgany
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned
the subscribers, on or before the 9th day Of
March, 1861, otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit in said estate. Ar
persons indebted are requestedto make imme-
diate payment. Given under our hands this
9th day ofSeptember, 1850.
ROBERT CowAN,
THOS. PEARCE,
Sept. 6, Is60.-3t. Administrator.
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Sept Is, Is60-Sw. $40 She
Cumberland Rank of Allegheny.

September I, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that application will
~ be made to the Northern Central Railway
Company, on the LIST Of October next for the
payment of tho following coupons which have
been lost or mislaid
Coupon No. 6o7, payable July 1850 for $50
do 274l, do do Is
do 274i. do do is
Z. T. SHRIVER,
Sept G-1m. Cashier.
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MR. James Brooks, one Of the N. York
eflusionites has been to Maine addressing the
people in val ious localities and endcayoring
to induce men of views as different ms l1eav-
en- is to Earth, to unite to elect certain can
didate. but the result of the election having
indicated his complete failure, lie writes the
following impudeut letter to the President Of
the United States:
TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
NEW York, Sept. 8, 1860
Maine votes for Abolitionism Monday next
the 10th, and you are responsible for IL. The
same Northern Revolution that rescued Rhode
Island and almost rescued Connecticut, was
rescuing the building, frcightng, man
ufacturing; trading State of Maine, ant you
hare put a stop to il. The hosts of your off
ice holders, that line, four hundreds Of miles
Names indented sea coast, and the hosts OF
postmasters that dot every village of the in
terror, trembling in fear Of removal from You
have not, with few exceptions, dared to speak
or act with any efficiency, even in mere
State election! Hence, a heroic army of rank
and file, going to battle without their CUSTOM
airy Generals will be routed by the well drill
cd enemy Upon You is all the sporsiliity.
One word from YOU, and we all could have
merriy sung
"Alorn breaketk in the East &c., &c.
TIE same responsibility is now resting up
on you in the Empire State. One word from
yon, ard we have but one Electoral ticket to
run against the common enemy. Or, if 9TH
oly af IN IF / "
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For President,
JOHN 3 E l. l.,
OF TRNNESSEE.
For Tics President,
EDW ARD EVERETT,
ELECTORAL TICKET.
OF MASSACHUSETTS.

ELECTORAL TICKET.
State at Large
CHARLES F. GOLDSBOR0UGH
J. DIXON ROMAN.
lst st.-JAS. U. DENNIS.
81 DO, JNO. +. SMITH.
"a do. SAMUEL NJ. RANKIN.
4th do, WIN. PRICE.
9th do. JAS. n. CARPER.
9Th do. ALEX. E. HAGNER.
PLATFORM.
The CONSTITUTION OF The COUNTRY,
The UNION OF THE STATES, and
The ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAWS.
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Sheriff's Notice in Lien Law.

WHEREAS, by virtue Of an Act of the G en-
w eral Assembly Of Maryland, passed at
December Session, 1871, Chapter 70, entitled
can Act for the protection of Mechanics and
others in Allegany County" and the several
supplements thereto, writ of seire Jacins Inns
issued out of the g ircuit Court for Allegany
County, and to mo directed in the following
words to wit:
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soga voting IN tie negative, and the balance of the com
mi,iec IN favor thus deciding suppress
regarding one Of The most important measures that viii
come before the Legislature this winter The conroyer
sey daily proving 10 be between the railroads. and
. band OF SPECTATORS majority Of the con,naillee
have thrown themselves into the hands OF the latter The
action Of the committee has caused great deal of feeD
smong the and can be put down as conclusive
evidence OF tner nnai report They have shown dispo
son from the beginning to rush il through regardless
of facts.
The senate has been In Committee Of the Whole this
evening" and prepared number Of bills for the bird read
pg mostly OF local nature The bill regulating the He'll
Gate pilots passed that house finally Their session
short one Many the Senator's being absent nothing
was Gone except with local bills.
The Assembly, after going through with the usual
OF presenting petitions and introducing bills went Toto the
Committee OF the Whole and prepared for the third read
ing number Of bills; amongst them authorizing
the trustees Of Columbia College, in the city o. New York;
pu chase hold and dispose Of certain real estate IN
that city situated the souhery side Of reth street
the westerly side Of Fourth avenue porthery side of
Forty ninth street. and line drawn parallel with Fourth
avenue distant four hundred feet westerly hererom
bill to expedite the election OF member Cor the Legis
laurc in the First district Of Delaware county in The
place Of Mr. Shaw, deceased passed its second reading
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neghooIhcod Of the Tandl the 18th; but his Indians
et 10 70 cave left him and spread the coan!ry, p
laying al they could lay hand upon. Calfucura was in
The neietborhcod OF the Azu at the date Of the last al;
vices At The bead ola large body OF Indians, who had
swept The whole country for agues round ana had COL
ec'ed together about 30 Coo head horned cattle Fee
irg tne neep necessity for prompt measures for the
preston Of these dieord.ys the has deter
mined upon despAchng three corps Of the three out
70 the iIehters one 10 The Soch with the ba,taons Of
kvas and Gainza under the command Of Gen Flores and
the others 10 the North and Centre
capt Henry .. Davis, o. the American ba:k 6rGon,
!Iom Sadiz reports at the American consulate this city
thato The l6'h and 18th hsL when about hundred
miles northeast Of Cape 81. Mary, he passed several
bodies floating in the water having ted in tho
two days, and probably had passed more during the
neht Al! with one exception undressed or IN night
clo'bes; among them woman and one child; the
oheIs men, all OF light complexion, English OF Northern
europe apparent No traces OF wreck were The
natural supposlon the laundering Of the vessel from
The railway again advancing rapidly 70 completion
hals are DAILY sent ou. aud quickly laid down and
rVNed The station at Mero s rooted in and nearly com
plefed 20 that in week may expect TO hear Of
the departure OF trains for this point though the delay
which the laying Of the bridge across the river viii occa
SION Will retarc further extension Of traffic till January
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City Intelligence.

REORGANIZATION OF THE CiTY GRESADiERs-A meeting
Of the seceders from the old company Of City Grena-
diers, Second regiment took place last evening At Mill
tary Hail. in the Bowery for the purpose of reorganzng
and e!ectng officers. The greatest harmony was
evinced in the proceedings, and the following officers
chosen unaDimousy:-Wn. H. Mccormick, Captain;
John Hepburn First Lieutenant; Ezekiel Vance, Second
Lieutenant After ransactng this and other business the
company inspected by General Yates, Colonel But
ferned, and few officers of the Twelfth regiment,
who all expressed themselves highly pleased with the
department and discipline of the The OF this
secession said 10 be owing TO previous split among the
City Grenaders in which Colonel Robinson is accused Of
having favored the minority The organization pur
pose connecting themselves with the Twelfth regiment.
HELP FOR jews GIBRALTAR 1t Is authoritatvely
stated that the appeals made behalf of the suffering
Israetes of Gibraltar have not met With liberal
response anticipated from the congrega-
tons OF this city In other portions OF the country how
upwards of GOO have been contributed and is
hoped that when the accounts arrive from California
the far Wet the total amount will prove be little
short OF $50 600 The committees for collection appointed
this city working with great ZEAL but far, the
efforts have not been attended with very nattering
II is intended, when sufficient sum ia obtained
TO warrant such proceeding, TO purchase small bark
of four five hundred tons which provisions,
clothing money and other Articles contributed by the
charitable, will be conveyed TO Gibraltar Capt. Moses,
old ship master, will have command Of the vessel
her beneyolen, expedition.
TIE WAY TO PUNISH ExoRBrTANT HAcKMES.-There is
very simple and efftctua way to punish hackmen who
are in the habit OF overcharging, and that way is by
making immediate complaint in all ouch TO the City
Marshal, NJ the Mayors Office. Yesterday stranger
from Ohio employed the services Of hackman named
John Tubbs to carry him distance something than
mile. For this short RIDE Tubbs II is alleged ged
the large Of So, and paid The stranger, how
having made complaint of the fact ut the Mayors
office, Tubs overhaued and compelled TO give back
the whole Of the money else suffer the penalty
Of having his license revoked It is unnecessary
that the backman chose 70 comply with the Lesser Of the
two evils.
The WATER PoIcE.--Mr Phillips, for come time a.
tached TO the water police having recently received an
appointment under City inspector Dcavan, yesterday
sent bis resignation u the Croton Aqueduc Department
Mr. HenryJewett succeeds 10 the position vacated by Mr.
phiilioa
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Board Of COuncflmen.

WHAT THE CONDITION SINKING FUND.-
THIS Board met last evening, the President Morgan
Jones' presiding. Among the resolutions presented
one by Mr. Pnckney directing the Comptroller report
to the Board the gross receipts in the sinking fund from
the revenues applicable TO the payment OF interest the
city debt excepting the Croon water rents also the gross
received from Croon rents aud gross
amount OF interest paid the city debt out the sinking
fund for each from 1852 to 1859 also 70 furnish
estimate Of the probable receips OF the sinking fund Cor
payment OF Interest during the year $780, from sources
other than Croton water rents tax and the estimated
amount Of Crotcn water rent or tax 10 be aid
during the year 1860, fully meet the interest 1t
was adopted.
ENLARGEMENT.
In compliance with resolution Of the Board, request
ing the Street Commissioner TO inform the Board
what condition the contract for the Battery enlargement
is In, he replied by saying TINT contract made
work. Two,birds OF the contract assigned George
Law on the 18th Of January 1893, and the remaining
third to Samuel Roberts tue 9th Of August 1855 The
estimated amount Of The contract SGT l52 10 Janu-
ary 1855 ordinance was passed by the Common Coun
Gil prohibiting the dumping filling in OF any part Of the
enlargemen, until The zip rap wall should have been
peed and sir ce that time work had been done by tho
contractor. In May 1858, report adopted by tho
Al6ermeR directing the Corporation Counsel to commence
proceedings against the contractor for the fuhment
OF the That report referred to the Commit
men since which time the Street Commissioner cannot
discover that any definite action has been taken in the
matter. The communication was referred TO the Commit
tee OIL Lands and Places
asSrAL REpoKr or THE CITY INSPECTOR
The City Inspector ,ed HIS annual report OF tho
business transacted in his department during the year
1859, shch contained the number Of marriages. births
and deaths (enuncratng the diseases, sex, color and
ases) that took pace during the year. There was ap
Tended TO the document report from the Registrar OF
RECORDS and Statistics Of the department Two thousand
Afser disposng Of few routine papers, the Board ad
iou,red tin Thursday.
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Police Infelligence.

HEAVY BANK BogB.Ry ESGLASD-ARREsT TIE AL
THIEF IN New YoKK.Some time since the supern-
tepdent OF Police received a communication from the
London Police Inspector, informing him that reputed
bank rob oer named Henry Clarke had stolen 81 900 and
FED with 10 this city The letter also contained de-
scripon Of his person and other details. Acting upon
this information the Superintendent put detectives Elder
aud McCord upon his track who succeeded in arreeting
him on Saturday The English Consul however, decided
that be could not be sent TO England the charge Yes
tertay, Clarke still remaining In custody Mr. E ROrke Of
No 81 laharane street, appeared before Justice Osborne
and preferred complaint against him, charging him With
having the Goth inst. distracted $50 from his bank
book while waiting in the Trademarks Bank for the pur
pose of making deposit. Mr. Rorkc on missing the
money charged Clarke with the theft. but the latter
denied and fed Justice Osborne this second charge
committed Clarke for examination.
ATTESrr TO Pass COUNTERFEIT MoSEy.-Phiip varnicker
was arrested, Sunday, by officer Mead Of the Tenth
precinct charged with attempting 10 pass counterfeit
FIVE dollar bill on the Merchants Bank OF Syracuse, upon
Mr. Charles Bate doing business al No 10 Doyer street
When arrested he attempted TO swallow the bill He was
committed for examination by Justice Brennan.
ARREST OF A LAW STUDENT CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
John Hassler Law student aged eighteen years, was
arrested yesterday charged with breaking into the store
Of L. A. Martin No. &c Nassau street, and robbing OF
watch and chain valued $50 Hr. Martin alleges that
he locked up his Office and departed for home but, re-
turning immediately after, caught the accused 10 the
etore end found several boxes ransAcked The accused
held 81 900 bail by Justice 0eborrc 10 answer the
charge.
10 THE EDITOR or rHx HERALD
.Ss: and ~ ssnses sse my scSso
Of learning 70 dsTcs Four reference unexplained
FRANK DUFFY, Seventh wa,d.
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raspnerrs Cor tea; .ad zee rees not be in hurry
SINsexsm:lea-f veg born on Long bland cannot
,e tbe pace wfsre wac born nny sister told nc was
born IN Lopg lslari
IL' closs Mamma she Ned TINT ice witness had
nfeo WIZ other families boore TIoyer g. that she knew
ost e "ocS. Tho eaIy part O! nor aie that che was
whoiy o. eBjeDt IN every respect upon ber sister that
she BAD -.h sck heIore "a found her cohes hloo3v
but did not know toe nature or her scsbess thar her
nher was living. bul that she knew but little abop, hin,
urreD: paris "a tie tef:nory showed that The y. bore
doaotia cha, acey as that for girl OF her years she
was SHAGGY ghviaLl Of hsr pas; lie and every thing
conr. cted with II.
Her lister, Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett. ar actress was the
next Wines shc said she follows the theatrical profee
SION and that sbe has been for long time hack
Mt BnyioDs III, atIe, under the Of lizzis Walton
IL evidence roooraed her ssters regards the ar
rargeMents mace for Der With Mrs. IloiyeF She said
that when The 6rs, ade the MRS. Hollyer
II was occasion when MIS- Uolyer DESTROYS of
entering pIon theatrical fe that she introduced her 10
Der ircrts and bat an acquaintance was formed tina.
time.
motion was made by the defendants Counsel 10 sub
NIT The eyd 10 the consideration OF the Judge for the
ppTpoFc Of showing that The girls testimony hot be
relied upon. Alter shot debate both sides Il was
finally secjtsa by The Jucge case should be post
pcned iii 10 O'Clock this morning
The defendant was IN during the examination OF
the Witnesses ard stared ~ the Judge and jury with the
coolest kind OF eirontery he is well built we'll dressed
and gent!s manly looking man
The Plaintiff very good looking young girl She is
very MODEST IN her demeanor and was affected to tears
during tie time she the witness stand.
The case VIII be Continued Inc reassembrg Of the
Court at ten O'Clock this morning
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Assembly.

ALBANY, Jan. o. 1850
Mr. CRocxER presented report from she Medical Com
miee stating that the ventilation Of the House has been
found bad and insufficient and that found mposs
be through the bad construction Of the fues registers
&C. to make thorough reform during the session. but
that temporary improvements might be made The com
mittce was empowered to mako such temporary altera
tons may be deemed expedent
Mr. MnIKR gave notice of bill TO amend the act autho
rzing the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railroad Company to
hold real estate.
Mr.. WEBSTER gave notice Of bill to prevent the cree
ton Of unsafe buildings, and 70 provide that but
Mr. JAouEs called up the resolution requiring nforma
ton from the Comptroller the expense OF the past year
son. Adopted. r.
Mr.. FULLER proposed additional rules requiring written
reports on all claim bills and prohibiting the reference
Of petitions for claims that have since been reported
adversely unless new evidence is offered proof given
that,he former decision OF the committee erroneous
Mr. COVER called up the resolution 10 refer the New
York Charter Amendment bill to the New York delega-
tion and supported the motion.
and was lost
The bill was then referred to the Committee on Cities
Mr.. Law introduced bill to expedite the canvass Of
in the First election district Of Delaware county and
The BIZ 10 .ath"rre the trustees Of 0oamDia College,
New York 70 Purchase aud hold real estate, WAS ordered
Several private bills were passed through the Committee
MIR. VARAN introduced bill TO confirm and make valid
the ordinances Of the Common Council Of New York pro-
vdng for regulating Fifty ninth street, between Tenth
and the Bloomingdac road Of Fifty rst street
from Third avenue 70 Sixth avenue, and Of Third
from Eighty eighth street TO 10th street.
Mr. DARCY introduced q bill TO authorize the Common
Council Of Brooklyn to establish two more public mar.
kets provides for raising 81 900 COO city bonds
payable In not less Than twenty nor more than thirty
years, at six per cent
Mr. yAMAS introduced bill giving charter to F. ".
Worth, John B. Sickes, c. G. White, Richard Hands n
/. Douglas, Jefferson Brown, II. N. Wild N. Campbell
Thomas Miller C. Renson and Abram Rker to construct
railroad from Grand street through the Bowery Four
tcenih street, Eighth avenue Twenty ninth and
Tenth to Thirty fourth street, returning through
Tenth avenue Th teth street and Eighth avenue 10 It's
intersections with Twenty ninth street
Mr.. LAW introduced bill to protect birds, fab, &C.
during the ensuing breeding season. Adjourned.
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ALBANY, Jan. %, 1850
Favorable reports were made the bills to provide
Tor the pay OF the floating deb. Of the State and
for the prevention Of frauds in the sale Of tickets 10 ira
velIers. t ~ IH
The annual reports Of the Regents Of tie University
and Of the Marine Hospitals were presentsd
Mr. KErcHuM gave notice of bill for the relief Of
orphan ana destitute children
MI RosERIsoS introduced bill relative 10 the sale Of
lands IN Westchester county for unpaid taxes
Inc oills 10 amend The Jaw relative 70 legal holidays
ana Tor the protection Of the Hegate pilots read
third time and passed.
Inc remainder Of the session was passed in Committee
OF the Whole.
Adjourned
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England has quite a number d Iegslators vencrabIs
from age Tie Earl Of Guildford and Lord Lyndhurst are
entitled in point Of years to claim precedence over their
brother peers They have both reached the ripe age OF
ST. Following close are visccunt Combermere and the
Earl Of Charlcont who respectively aged 81 and a.
The heir OF The Inter In his soh year sixteen peers OF
Parliament have reached the age So OF nave ~
In bis slst year The Oldest member Of the House OK
e mrons Is Sir Charles Barrel, the member for New
shnrtba who Is in his SSH year. lord Pal ncrstnn IS
rs: Inid John Rassel e.; Mr. Dsraei 81; Mr.: Cobdcn
E5 aud Mr. Bright, 4s. Lord Campbell Is the Oldest
do uron the English bench he Is rs years OF age Sir
SganSs w,Ice Is Inc Youngest being only A. The Irish
brrb Is pacod by the presence OF the Oldest and tho
vourrest Jrdee IN the United Kingdom-the Right Hon.
fhonas Tef,oy Cd6f Justice OF the Queens Bsnch aged
So AID ne Right Ton. VIM Kcogh, ogei 81