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Additional from Europe by the STEAMSHIP
America

HALIFAX, March 12.-The America brings no
udings OF the Hungarian's passengers
subscribed ' 'e"
The London Chronicle intimates the following
as the provisions Of the treaty of alliance be
tween Austria and Russia, viz:
FIRST. Ample concessions by Austria to Russia
IN all matters touc hing the Holy Places at Jerusa
Second. Austria agrees to conform her policy to
saat Of Russia, as to the Danubian provinces and
Third. As compensation for there conce.sions
hussla guarantees to Austria all her territory in
Guiding Hungary and Venetia, against insurrec-
Won and foreign foes.
Advices from Madrid say the Spanish squadron
was ABOUT bombarding the seaport towns Of Min
The London Times, referring to the French
commercial treaty, calls attention to the immense
trade " 'Ao '0''o''
tits reported that England and France are about
70 sign convention relative to the prizes result.
ing from the China expedition
banquet took place at London on the 22d of
ft 70 =, in honor Of Washington. memory
70 address proclamation to the Inhabitants of
Central Italy.
Letters affirm that the Pope had received COM
munlCaton from the King of Sardinia demon.
stranng the improbablity of the retention of the
Imbrlan Marshes by Rome. and proposing treaty
OF eesslon. The negative reply of the Pope was
couCned In The strongest terms.
Inc steamer Louise, bound to MarseilIes, had
foundered in the Mediterranean, and fifty persons
were drowned
The London Times announces that its circula
tlon has been suppressed throug bout the Austrian
empire.
From Turkey 1t is announced that conspiracy
mas been discovered in Montenegro and the pri n
'lpal participants had been sentenced to death
Constantinopls dispatch says the typhus fever
hcarrying OF the fugitive Circassians at the rate
OF 100 souls per day.
Advices from Shangbae. dated January : saw
the ports OF Snartow and Raissato been opened
ana the provisions OF the American treaty extended
TO the British and other Powers
canton telegram Of the 18th Of January saws
tnat toere 10 nothing new in the stale Of aairs at
Japan reported, but 1t was hoped the rm attitude
OF be COnsuIs would reassure the Japanese
The Paris correspondent Of the Times counte-
nances runor that Napoleon is endeayoring to
conciliate the Pope, and that arrangements re-
sPecting Romagna, likely to satisfy both parties
have been proposed. A yicarate and lay govern.
ment 10 spoken Of
The Paris correspondent Of the London Globe
says the chances of a war in the spring are daily
becoming stronger. Austria is umulating troops
behind the Minco and the north banks of the Pc
strain.
A majority Of the Madrid journals are opposed
TO the conclusion Of peace with Morocco and de-
mand the occupation of Tangiers
The King Of Sardinia and Count Cavenor re-
manned at Milan at the last accounts They Were
cordially received. The clergy had presented a
complimentary address to the King.
The London Herald says that Mr. Bright is to
be POSTMASTER General in the place Of Lord Elgn,
who goes to China
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NTGEORGETOWN. Nj, rch 9TH 1857 tn
~ doctor Il. ~. SothOron ard Oth,r ntle,u,n
ccnSt''nttng THE Nominating COnrenfio1 OF ths
th'on Democratic Por. q Of Gsorg.torr
r.eht emeI very much egret that ci, circumstances
oi wnlch have no control compel ms TO rs,pact
July request the wIthd :awai IF my anne as can
diaate Tor the Common Council of tieorgetowa
=, Arrow me To .xpTess To you nv very sincere
thsnks f"r the kind f,e.ing ou have aiways mani
!efted toward me personally d also for the un,n
nols and very hatt ring vote at you were cea sed
20 give me your cand cate convention Epcio,
ell be eased to td the direction aid advice If m,
pm sican whlch am compelled to estimats "a
PefsmptOry. Your very Obedient servant
Il. WILLIAM Kirkland
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~ a RARNARD Nl'EEEN Ano,.

NARSHAL'S SALE tn VI tue IL n writ Of FER
LVI facIas I'sued fom the C,erk's fhce of the
Circuit Court of the District of CoiumbIa, for tn
county of Washing ton. qua To me dirrcted I Wi
expose 70 pnbic sale Tor cash, IN front q ths Bal
81 washington. "a sad county, ON 4 THURSDAY.
the 18th day of March INST, 1850, commencIng az .
o'clock a. m, four wheeled stone WAGONS, TeIzed
and levied upon as the goods aud ohAites Of oh on
Klcker, and will n sold tn fatikfy Judlc Nc
lo4, to Ma, term 1880. in favor OF Iohn Purd..
U. 8. Marshal for Distr CT Of Columbia.
sd
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LIVERY BODN Gces l., III, COI,JMRI A
II PRIZE BOWLING GYMNASIIfM' on "a
.pue. near ~ opposite National Hotel, to get one
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MRS. II A. WAIpp

III MRS. II A. WHIP
1lAVlNG I4I Gated a, NO. $50 ~. h str set sou,b
tween g and ID stree Is, would res psctfI IL ca |
t.e ate nfhon 81 the ctiz.rs Of Washington to n
stsis e PEARL PAINTING and LEhTrER
WORK which she vii teach on the most reas.,,,
a0Ie terms: and pledge herself to give entire salts
calling at her residence. mar IN adm
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BY BARNARD r. BUCKLEY: Georgetown.
INARMING IMPLEMENTS. LIVE STn.,l

FARMING IMPLEMENTS, LIVE sTOck.
L houskHoLD tvRNlIuRE, &c, AT AUCTION
Oh WhDH ESph MOnNINoix h lnsi" ~ j"
ON the Rock ils tGr. lie, tire from GeOrs'
town. al his 1--we sock, ralminE Implements.
Honse hold Furniture. &c comprising
Horses. Mules a I'd Cows,
Carriage, Cary al, Carts snd Wag
ThrAshers, Fans, Drills. Horse Power,
Plowt, Harrow Dot bic aud ? IN q Shovels.
scythes and all otner tools ana implements usei
n well mans & I'd farm,
Also, HI tbsds. ash and IamCs,
Crops an the Ground. &c.
Also, all his Household Fur Iture. a c., &C.
Terms: So cash over that amou nc a OF edit q
70 andSo da q, Tor approved endorsed otes. bear
ing interest.
ma q RARNARD6 hickey Ano,.
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MONEY To LOAN, in small amounts on good
WI securities. AT 40 Pa. avenue mar ia ahrne
MILES REGiSIEk FOR SALE-A cnmpIete
1 set OF les Register. with index bound in
call Apply TO I,U ~ BEALL, 392 Pa av.,
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II A NJ M A G. KS.

AM, In the Willard Otel Block, on Pennsylya-
ma avenue, Is now in daily receipt Of h fin. st
IAMt Ol STERS. and Fish ever brought to
tails MARKET Through his own eXertlOas he la +,
been abb, to secure supplies of Luxuri from the
1ar we.t and the extreme north and south ,uca as
were never before received here. Prepared n Il
served as they are, a: shortest notics. by his
cooss and other assistants, thew render his house
In its capa ,y to crafty the ia ste of the most
cheIche lover Of good eating. His LIQUORS,
kMlNrS and SEGARS have all been SELF cted By
known conn 'lsseurs among his customers: and g
cheleGges comparison b. tween them and those
0ner'd IN the public by tn, Deln onIct $ in New
York or the Guys in B 1t more and Pnadelohia
famous. His prices will hereafter. as nm 70 tbiss
time, be found very mOierat,.
mar lO-eo4t ,. ID HANBACK,, p -oprietor.
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n AMbROTYPES
OF ne most rare aud chOio Eneravngs, framed
ln neat PosS' PdrfoHts at prices within the reach
OF all who have q taste for the fiue arts A. The
Nj Metropolitan BookrtOra. NV WIG
PHILIP & SOLOMONS,
1872 Pa. avenue,
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HEBALTIMURE CONFECTIONERY
$50 Sixth STREET
kinds, Wedding Cakes. Fancy Cakes, Pyramids
and OTnnmants of al kinds ard sizes, ScharIotie
made to order. Parties, Er tertainments, Suppefs'
weddings, DC, furnished with al kinds COME CT
BE terms Is Toe Cream, Water Ioes, and ROman
JOSEPH sHAFFIELD,
late OF Butchers Confectionery, BaltmOre.
j" h-Sm No. $50 9Th St, bet G and h.
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EEEHY BODY Goes {, the COLUMBIA
their ieT 5s '''-'TAS' I 0h W meet
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Eye Snhdh IEfSI twottory BACK DWELL,
Inc location is pleasant and desirabs.
sD11nmnds nne view Of the Potomac i've And
WI WI GH1ENE, No. $50 ish street. near NE Sss
mar g tvs
BSSA A!KsrD AND FUnNISHED ROOMS-Ye,v
Eeek No 425 18th street door NORTH ogS aas or
opposite the Bapt,st Church ma,1iy
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EVEhY BODY Goes to the COLUMBIA
- PRIZE BOWLING GYMNASiU 81 to ses a
I'd, mai Q 2'G and so in . game of ten pias.
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By. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. Aucuone. !.

mar s dts VI
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IA THE CHARLES S HEIDSIECK CHAM
q, C es3i t OF Champagne should be always
is on the label and cork. This Wine is s"hnowls
eafed 10 be the ppIest now imported the mar
Brot hers, Hamilton Leach, =. &. Over SAM
BacHn g Go, Jackson Brother Midi ton &
beali' Euward Hall. and f.. f.. White & Co
T. w. BAYAUD CO.
100 Pearl ST., New York
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
" GRAFFENHER6
PRR9lLF R9gDfCTWRs
HOME TESTIMONY.

HaHrYohp, Tfumbuli Co., o., March IN. 1857.
hefsby ceufy that have been dtaTse In the Graf
fsuberg Medeines of The past year, and tuly 81
that have never oftrrd sny medicines 70 The public
iat haze with the decided appreciation Of the peo
pc like these particularly the Pills and Catbocon-
cod the Pasi season. aHd heahs best results In every
ease.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
ID. BarmhRrf

ID. asa NrnhOrN
Would respectfully inform the peo-
plegr rlfflNUad Niclnity, thatha s sll eugated in
tha msnuiaclure aud ials OF
PRnOs, Melcdcors,
aud on kiea of N1ud aud stdoved ip,iruu epis,
Washington street, South Eud Of the
Wire Bridge
Ue keens the following as. Hment ef FiaR0s, which
viii h. sold ~ rcmarka abl low prices
haipes 4 Bro's,.,. York
BQrdWan, Gray y COs.....,,,Al Albany
Chickering'S s.,..,..r,,,,,.., Boston
Can apd zoe his ,s'oHmeot, Repairier aai
Tuning done on thort nouce. feheflr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
Guardians Sale.


In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court of Seneca County, Ohio, made on the
2d day Of July, A. D., 1850, in case Of Csmp-
bell S. Heating, @ lardian If John Chester
Heating against Charles o. Sloat and vito
and Others, the updersigned will, on Monday.
the 9Th day OF August, A. Da 1860, at the
door Of the Court House in Thin, o., oiieF
az public sale the one undivided fourteenth
part OF the west half of the scuth east quar-
ter Of section niue (9) in township two t2)
north Of Range fifteen (l5) east In said Sen-
ecn county, Ohio. $500
TERMS OF SALE.-Ono third each IN
hand, one third In one end two years, with
interest from day OF sale, with mortgage on
the premises to secure deferred payments.
CAMPBELL 8 KEAnNe, G uardian
Of John @. Keatins
IPrSNINoroN, LEE q BaEWER,
s "a. a ttorneys.
July G. 1860. Aw $500
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

Invites close Cash Buyers to con-
slider tae following facts, and then decide whethsrit
would not be to their intsfesti' ssal him On order
Ills business u exclusively Cash onei he bays sna
sellsexcufvsly for Cash. and has Of the most eS
tensive Factories IN Tifin. .t|.s.
Some thri, different choice brands OF tegars from
Havana and Brennan constantly on hand. An entsh
live cash business him TO sell AZ very small pro-
ats Aho, sole agent for genuine Havana BAEle IHH.
cpe, from the manufactory of NJ. de LNillesssi Nam
ero 4 Ste, Rita street Principe, lsla de Cube.
Tie has, also, choice brands or hne cut Chewing and
smoking robaccoj French RHppe md Mocaboy Shut
constantly on hand. Orders Tiled on shor notie-
srms Cash. tdee0l d sCHlNNEss'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
S & G % ~ o
Seneca Common Pleas.

SAMUEL PLANE, oftho State Of Mary.
land, will take notice lhat Luther A Hall
on the 9th DAY Of June, 1850, did file his pc
Ndou In the Court OF Common Pleas Of the
county ot Seneca, and state Of Ohio, against
The said Samuel Plainc, setting forth that he
had sustained damages TO the amount OF
SHOOOO, v ,h interest from February 25th,
1879, aud 10000, with interest from Junr
2ath, 1883, aud S325,00 with interest from
February 25lh, 1855, and SS25,O0 with inter.
csttrom February 25 1856 and TOR S27 ,OO, with
interest lsum April lstI sac. and for S9l0,Ou
with Interest from Aprit lst 1866, for certain
breaches OF the covenants OF warranty, con,
tanned in deed ol conveyance made by said
Paine 10 Henry Ebert, Of lu,lot numbered
thirty two in the Town OF Tiaiu, now being
IN the City ot Thin, In said Seneca county,
bearing date February -, 1854.
Aud that an order Of attachment has been
Issued ln said aCtiou, and levied upon HI.
equitable interest as MORTGAGE, of said In.loi
10 subject the same, together with the amount
due 10 him nom said Ebert, WHO has been
garnl>hecd under, sald attachment, upou
three stvcral promissory notes, executed by
said Ebert tn him on the 9th day OF Febni-
AIRY, 1884. One thereof (,r scot, ,6S. p,yabl,
with interest one year from date; QUO Thereof
for S666,66, payable two years aftcr date with
INTEREST," aud ono thereof for S666 ,G6, nav.
able with interest three v,ats from date -
aud the said Paiue Is notified that he IA re-.
Qn,rod t0gppear pNd answer said Petition or
or before th' 3d Saturday after the Sd day OF
August, 1850
LUTHER AHALL.
Datcd Juno Stli, SGO.-ml1, ,6w.tT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

Ion physician Of thirty years. practice. My prin.
ciral study has been diseases Of females They have
generally haf1ed my best s6us. Ohtaininr ths matsr.
ais composing Marshars Uterine Catholicon, I war
SELF abundanik succcsfiul IN nv foref practice coud
only mitigate The symriuma uf Hbunt half the cases and
could not cure one inten. Now radically cure
At least seventeen 10 twenty end mitigate, The rest.
consider Marhalrs Uterine Caihohoon the rreaietg
blessing 10 females Ihavo met with.
...t t.r }. Il. WILLIAMS, NJ D., Charleston.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
The Greatest Discovery of the A gel
ID eS TX o11'S
American Hair Restorative

AND PREsERVATIVE.
Notwithstanding thisis anHge ofquaUk publications
and Quack uostrums, from ung experience and man,
rairtiais, this preparations has been found iorto
Excelall other Preparations fer this Purpose
It's action depends upon the tonic andapiiceptcpro
pCrlies IL possesses acting 10 ccnieeton with Nature
in cleansing the SCALP, and promoting fee andhealhs
circulation Of the blood through the small capillary
vessels at the skin.
II tentciually removes Al dnndIuf and other impuri
ties efhe skin, sso u itching and tenderness Of N,
head, which Is npt to attend diseases of this kind
The Restorative gives lively aud healthy appear
ance to the hair, which looks though oil had beer
used Dut there Is ne oil init.
invariably restores gray hair to rs 0rrinalr0lor
andprevensi rom falling oH, and viii Improperly ant
faithfully pefseveredi IN, produce new growth OF hair
The ResloIAtiye will be found good tot PIutigo an
Herpes of klngwom' and in short OIL othefd''easeso
the serretory system,
This preparation i not iisr nye, may other
are that before the puhlic it will not stain the light
est fabric, and he used uuder AN citcumstances
ANY one tha' will purchase Eve dollaU worth Of the
Restorative, follow the directions strictly and not real
iEe cure, will upon application have their money Te
Mnded Az that Is necessary 10 satisfy any one Il bu
trial,
The Restorative is prepared aud sod wholesale apt
retail hy u. nBEsKEIL, MelwoTe, Scneca county, q.
The Restorative willie seat to any pm ofthe uui
tod sstes NJ my risk, neatly prepared and put up ip
hoNcS 70 suit castewcrt.
The restorative viii be furnished to aFenis ~ lih
oFa discount a. 70 make u an object for them TO en-
gage In the sale oft
An ,tiCTs should ho accompanied by the money
From orr numerous patrons We give hut Tea testimo
mails, ihf medicine Is destined TO stand itf own
merit. For iuTtherp particular, adfress
ID. DRESDELL,
tepa Melnotr, Senecu county, o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27

WEsr BEpFoRD, Coshocton Co, May n, 1857.
NJ. n y. knrsley, Sir;-l have been selling the
medicines ohe Graf fenbetg Company for the last ten
years, md have invariably found them 70 give good
satisfaciion and the pills have sold great many
famesasreruiayly thertea and coffee, and with my
trade they have become staple article Marshas Uter
inc Catholiconis medicine that has done great ~
mount Of good In female diseases One lady sold II
told she had received bene from bottle
than she did from long Of icatraumenthy
the mntt skiifu phydeisnl. Yours truly,
Jan 4, 1858. ~ ...| JAMES WtLsOM
For sale ~ A. r.. Van Doom, u. n. Snyder,
r Wooster Tiffni H. Hall, iowelg Dr. z. Hatas,
Green Sptinei; VIM. Hub, lodi; 4. p, Hut, Flat
Rock; VIM RinnEer, Auca; u Hoffman q Co, Me-
Cuichenvls; J. W. Wing, Adriani and ~ one agent
Ia All the principaltoWns IN Ohio,
For Medicines or agencies address
n. o. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
u25.tv. Agent fot Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-07-27
1e SAN FOR DIS
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,
PuTe Vegetable Extracts, aud put mp
10 Glsst Cases, Air Tight, md viii keep IN any

climate.
The Family Cathsuiel lPILLisa gentle but &C.
tive Cathartic which the proprietor has uted In
his practice more than| twenty wears.
The eon,tranty inoTsa.I e,ising demand from those
who have long used the Pills. and the sausiae'
ton which an cypress In reE ard 10 their use, has
indur ed me 10 place them h3Iwihn the reach sfal
The profession we'll know that diderent Ca
thAFtcs act on different. - portions Of me eeweh,
Ths Family ChthaHicI b Pill. has, ~ifh due re-
ference 70 Tits well rs.l .tab thedtaet, beeneom-
pounded from variety Of - the puTestNegetaAle EN-
tracts which act alike Ou tIevery part oftho alimen-
tarv canal and are oooB' Island SAYS 10 all cases
,ghere 4 a(iatbnrtic isnea gslded. such as Depnge-
meets Of the stomach, lsleepiness, Pains In the
Back aud ioins, Costiye- ness Painand sofeneta
ovsrth6 whole body foui - sudden cold, which ffe-
quently, fnegleeted, end I'm along course Of Fever
loss OF Anhotite Creep k-linH sensation Of Cold
yer the body, RestleHs-l itlnesss Headaehet or
weight IN the Head, Rll - Inhammatery DiseaIes,
Worms in Children OF A. S-ldu lts. Rfeumaitsmi a
great Purifier Of the baod and many diseases to
which hefh Is heir, too unmerous 20 mention in
thisadverlisemeDt. Dose to3.
Price Thirty Cents.
The Liver Inpi eoratoT and Family CataTtc Pills are
Fstaiiod By Druggist generally and sold whoiesse
haTrade 10 ad large nwns.
s. A. W. san ford, M. ID.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. -
2nS Broadway, New York.
FoTtalu hy ]. 2. Wooster, Tifint %. 0etl4-lT
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17

IN PlIlsiJ
These Remedies not are like the nostrums OF
the day, but depend upon their intrinsic
merit for popular favor.
Also tor sale at the Home Dispensnry, 1922
south Second Street, Philadelphia, DR.. Gull
lens celebrated Indian Vegetable Pnnacea,
for the cure OF Scrofula, Mercurial Diseases
and all other impurities OF the Blood, and
his other Remedies.
For sale by all Druggists and others through
out the United States Canada, &C., and for
sale by j. B. CAMPBELL, Cumberland
Lowndes & Clary, Frostburg, Hart Hatfield.
Annapolis Samuel Anderson, Gov. Ridge.
Nov. 3, lS59-lY.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17
The University's
Family Remedies:

Issued under the Seal and Authority of
THE UNIVERSITY
FREE MEDICINE
tAND
POPULAR WEDGE,
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania IA pril
Goth, 1853,
wIru CAPITAL Of 100000,
Mainly for the purpose of arresting the evils
of Spurious and Worthless Nostrums; also, for
suppl Wing the Community with
RELIABLE REMEDIES
Wherever n Competent Physician cannot or
will not be employed this Institution, located
in Philadelpha-lIome Dispensary and Office,
1922 South Second Street, where application
for new agencies must be made to
JOHN p. REESE, President.
ROW AND'S CELEBRATED TONIC MIX
TURE,
known for upwards of twenty-five years as the
only cure and sale cure for
FEVER AND AGUE, &c,
and his inestimablc Remedy for
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
ROWANDS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY
ROOT, which highly improved and
POPULAR REMEDIES,
TOGETHER VITA
The University's Remedy for COMPLAINTS
of til. LUNGS, Bronchial affections;
The Univccsity's Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or
INDIGESTION;
" COSTIVE-BOWELS;
" SORE EYES;
" " " EAR-ACHE or
DEAFNESS;
" " TOOTH-ACHE;
Il FEWER b. AETTE
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S t. " c h 0 las Hotel.

Gu MBEELAND, MARYLAND.
iiiE subscriber having leased the St. Niplr
olHs itrtci and purchased the whole of the
splendid iuimiiu.e with which il is furnished IL
'uAuriant style, respectfully infoIms the pnbii,
thalit4S now open for the reception Of i,4
friends and patrons, and will continue to DO
Kept III style equal to first clnss CITY Ho=
tells. Ne!thor pains nor e&pense will be splre,s
to render cutiro satisfaction: and from man.
years experience as a host he fattcrs h'Iosel
that he can accomplish il.
IuE RooNs nre large and we'll ventilated
and the hotel Itself, besides being conyep:s-
to, sufficiently distant from the Depot TO BIO
Ireetrom tie ihcessu"t ringing Of bells and he
oGeHsire coal saokc and gus escaping from 10.
comotiyes continually standing in the in.ms-
diato vicinity Of the Passenger Depot
Polite Portersalnays in Attendance nj the De
potto receive checks and talo charge OF bag
gage
liberal share of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
BOARDING PER DAY $3.50.
E0r The several Stage Lines running hereto
fore from the Revere House, to the Bedford
Springs, j oAnstownani West Newton. and oYe.
the National Road, now start from the st. Mich.
ol&s. Persons wishing to trevci over either O.
thesc roads Will have tickets provided for them
"tAOut lurthertrouble, by leaving tht;4 nance
Mt The Office
Persons wishing to trBvel over the entire line
il the daytime can do SO by taking tie Mai
or Accommodation Trains from P1!t:a. ere and
la?ine over in Cumberland until the mex.
Gicrains, and taking the o'cloei train. Those
from the West can take the Mail Train, Ito
ever and ta.s tn- q. m. train for he East.
SAMUEL LUMAN Proprietor.
Sept. ., 1852.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17

CHoLIo IN HoRsEs IA correspondent
of the Southern Field anil Fireside
says:
l notice, in the last number of your
paper, cure for cholic in horses, con
tanned in letter fran Mr.. Thurmoud,
of Athens. Permit me, sir, to give you
one much more simple and convenient.
1t is simply to pour cold water on the
back Of the animal for fifteen or twenty
minutes. Pour the water on from the
weathers to the loins, so as to run pro-
fusely over sides and stomach. | have
seen it tried in fifty instances. 1t will
give almost entire relief in one hour.
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VIM. r. BEALL & CO.,
pEALERsIS ALL KINDS OF

Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES, SNUFF, MATCHES, dc,
Baltimore Street, near the Railroad Depot,
GU.YBERLA Nd, MD.
u ETURN heirthanks for the patronage here
~ tofore extended to the late firm of G.. S.
WATTSk CO., and begs leave to invite the
attention Of purchasers to their NEW STOCK,
which scomposed Of, in part, as follows, viz:
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17

Having recently received from the Type
Foundry nm extensive assortment of FINE
CUTS, for the purpose Of printing Bill Heads,
&c. Those in want of anything in that way,
will do well to call at the Office of the "CI-
VILLAIN d TELEGRAPH,' where they can
have their work gotten up in STYLE, and at
PRICES that will compare with those Of any of
the cities.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17
OILS AND PAINT.

A Large and we'll selected stock of Oils and
hPaints of all ooIors, Ground in Oil, ready
tor use, in kegs and cans, always on hand.
For sale by J. N. HARPER 4 CO.,
July 7, 1859. King st. Dock, Alex'a.