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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-21
SHERIEE'S SALE

pG virtue vi II writ of vcnditiuni eSIUnaS
- issued cut of the Circuit Court for Allcea.
y county, at the suit of homns Perry against
George Deneen, will -ctl at public sale to the
highest bidder for cash, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ E.
on Saturday, the eth of July, 1850, in front oil
the National Hotel in the city Of Cumber-
and, the following property to wit:
All that parcel or tract of land living and
being in Allegany county, State of Maryland.
called Stubblefeld, resurvcyed FOR Niniul,
Cochran, on the Sd day of September, 1857,
excepting a small po ton sold by George
Deneen in his lifetime 10 s. W. Semmes. }
beginning for the outlines of the whole ut the
end of twelve perchcs on line drawn N, IS
degrees F.. from n bounded chestnut oak, which
stands on the east side of Wills mountain, nm d
about N. ca, W. 100 pcrches, from the begin.
ming of the original. aud running thence n.
80 degrees, +. 60 perches 5. GO degrees, E.
lc7 perches, s. 29I W. 60 perches to a bound
ed chesnut oak, the beginning of The orr ginal
and with the original S. 294 w. $50 perches,
N. 66 w. 1870 pcrcaes to two bundled chesnut
oaks, n. 30 ueg. +. 2l9 perches to a pine
marked with six notches, $. ~ deg. T., ~
perches, N. "a deg. +. 46 pcrchcs to two
bounded chesnuts standing near n bounded
pine, and then by u staight lnc to the begin.
ming. containing 2I5 acres.
Also, all thnt part of a tract cali ed Amend
ment, lying and being in Allegany county
aforesaid, beginning for the same at the end
of SIS perches on the eth line of the whole
tract, and running thence with the lines there.
Of, N. 33i E. 100 perches, N. 2it L. 90 perch
es, N. 62 deg. W. 81 porches, =. 29l W. 2it
perches, then by Il straight line to the begin.
ming, continuing more or less. and which
lands are more fully described in deed from
John Brodmarkerh and Ellen Rrodmarkcr TO
George Depeen, recorded in Fiber A. Z. No.
W. folios 5i7 and 5lS, enc of the land records
Of Allegany county.
HY h. ATKINSON, sheriff
June lith, lSG0--ts.
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road Toledo, Ohio, and Clayton Station. |
have purchased several dozen bottles at Toll
edo this Summer, but the sale is On the in
crease 40 muck that I wish to open direct
trade with you. was induced to try your
Bi,ters b. my physician. for the Liver Com
plant, and received such material aid that
have recommended it to others and have 80 Id
about two dozen per week for 81 me time. |
have all kinds of medicine in my store, hut
there is none that I can so cheerfuly and
truthfully recommend as your. bitters for
know they have helped me beyond my ex
pectation. Yours respectfully.
PHILO WILSON,
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4 FTER two years profitable experience In cur
IA present. mode of dispesing Of cur Jeweiry,
&C., and from the universal satisfaction given
to all who have patronized our house, we tako
pleasure 10 ga, in gtAat now consider our Lus-
ineJs fairly and permanently established.
We wish it Understood that this is n Q Lottery,
ou, 4 fair and legitimate sale, in which each
purchaser gets the value of his or her money in
IL GOLD PENCIL with GOLD PEN Attached.
Or GOLD L0LKET, worth SIS each, which
cannot be toughtG 4, AIRY retail store for the
price az j in addition 70 the purchase, each per-
son receives Premium of Jewelry, not less IN
value than So, and it may be worth 50, 5, 3, 20.
4
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no Money sgislyd

We propose . lot peEsoa know whs, Prcnai.
UNI no will receive before sending his money
ANY Lady or Gentleman desiring one CT the a.
bove artisles, can first tend Us their name AID
address, stating whether they wal. the Pencil and
Pen, or Locke,, and VIC will make ;hei- tslee.
ton, and inform them by return mail what Pre-
mium they are entitled 70. They can have ths
privilege Of toAiins for 1t II hey hoose.
Our plan, from long experience In the above
business, has Eiver general eatle!action, ns each
purchaser can sell or trade The shove ariel for
all they cost him, and retain the Premium gratis.
If, however, any pc.ron should feel ditf osed
to send us thai. money IL rdvaucc, :hey can re-
ly upon icing So fairly dealt with as though
they had n,res rrsvioss arfl:cpt:ea.
Any person sending rs SIS for on goods vii.
receive Pencil and Pen ead Premium, free.
For fell particulars send 20. Pencil and Pes
os Locke..
Among OR Trcn;ums e-c nr.iclsp ta;.sb.e .el
Ladies' and Gentlemen. such as
Gons,siren's Gold and Silver Watches, Geld
vese and Guard Chains. Gold Sleeve
Buttons, Gold Watch xeys.
Cold Shirt studs- plain and With settings Gold
sesrf P!p.-new style; Gold Breast Pins,
ce!l:o:aia Di mond Pinr, Gold Ring',
&c. DO. DC.
Far Ladies.
We have Cola Watches, Flor sntiue M osaio ,1oit
Sleeve Bu,topc, Gold Belt Slider, Geld Kinss.
az. Also pisros, Melodeon,, Musical Boxes,
Aocordeons, hc.. DO.
Irexder,!onrb!s References given whsaevsr
required.
\. BIN sending your rstues, write She
State, County and Town plainly, go az to ased
letters being miscsrrisd.
Address ANGLE i CO.
I62 Canal Street. told Vel
| Mavlo. .sso-I,n. NEW YORK
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Order Of Ratification.

J. 7. Greenva In the Circuit Coa' Tor
W. Allcrsny CoUny.
Samuel D. Brady. No !Q4 trust i2oeast.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
" ported by Snmncl d B.aay us trus ee W.
der deed Of trust FROM john T. GrcetwEac e
b, ratified and corfrmed, un!esa cHuse 10 HE
contrary Ihereofb be shown on or before lhs 5H
day OF July, 1880, provided col4 Of his or
der be inserted in some Ecw sparer l'gi'ded IL
The city Of Cumberland, Cngc II week !UI 'hrce
successive weeks before said l5lh july. io6u.
The report states the amount OF sales ic Ge So
100 %.
True copy,
Tes;--H. RESLEY,
June I, lS60--3t Clerk.
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WcatIaer.-lS&O

YEps EsDAY 13th.-Clear and warm.
rHURsrAY l4th.-Same as yesterday.
FaipAY l6th.-MosoiDg warm. Afternoon
zane.
SATURDAY 1eth.-Ao-aing clear aad sarIa.
Afternoon the same.
SUNDAY l7th.-Morning clear and warm.
Afternoon same.
MONDAY lsth.-Mognios clear. Afternoon
cloudy.
TvEspAY l9th.-Horning heavy shower of
.sip. Afternoon cloudy and pleasant.
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9th. And also, All that
Lot or Parcel Of Land,

lying in the town OF Barton in Allrgany coun-
" aforesaid, and contained in the following
metrs and bounds courses and distances, to
wit Beginning NJ stake Standing ut the be-
ginning of lot number thirteen, in Morrisons
Second Addi ion to the town Of Barton, and
suuning thence South Sst dcgiees, West 90
feet to the east bank OF Georges creek, tbeu
d. wn IN the said or, ok until it intersec,s line
drawn South S69 degrees, Wos, from the end
Of the third line Of .ot number Ef,een, in said
town. then reversing said line to the end Of tie
third line Of said lot and thence by = straight
line 10 the beginning
Also, at the same time and place will oIrr
At pub lie sale to the highest bidder Tor cash, al
the following described personal property, to
wit:
3 Mules and Harness, 2 Horses
and Harness. 2-horse Wagon.
65 Mining Cars. and Lot Of
Blacksmith Tools.
II. r. ATKINSON,
June 7. ls60-ts. Sheriff.
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DR.. Wistar's Baisam of Wild Cherry

DR. Wistar's Baisam of Wild Cherry.
Dr. Wista,'s Dslsam OF Wild Cherry.
DR.. " isiar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
DR.. Wistars Balsom of Wild ,her:y
The Great Remedy
The Great Remedy,
The Great Remedy,
for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Sore Throat, Hoarseness
Coughs, olds, Group, Sore Throat, HoniseneFs
Cong ;, Colds, Group, Sore Throat: lloar9ness.
w i 8 t ar's b a | q II NJ
" istar's a . m
" isia y / 4 III
positively cure,
positively cures
po".livc!y cure,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Aythme Quinsey
Branchits, Whooping Cough, dslhma Quirsey
onchi,ia, Wbooriug Cough, Asthma, Qninsey.
Speedily cures
SPEEDILY cures
Speedily cures
All nfTeci!o of the Throat, Langs and Chest
All affections of the Throat, Lungs and Chest,
All affections OF the Throat, Lungs and Chest.
W istar's B = u q
" ietsrs m
W istar's u Il | q IL II
hhs, anl will cure
Consumption, Consumption, Consumption.
Consumption, Consumption, Consumption.
Consumption, Consumption. Consumption.
CAssviLLE, Ga, Feb. 20, 1858
MEssRs SE1H ". FowLE & Co, Boston, Mass.
Gentlemen :-Atthe request of your Travel
ing Agent, give YOU a statement OF my xpe-
rienc- in the use OF Wisiars Balsnm OF Wild
Cherry. l have been using it for two years in
my family. for Colds and Coughs, and have
found it the most c.5fcaci0us remedy that have
ever tried.
For Coughs, and Colds ia children knop Il
to be or excellent medium.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN II. RICE.
The history Of the Balsam proves ii to he one
OF Natures best gifts to man.
The only genuine is prepared by SETH W.
FoWLE CO., Boston, and ears their print.
ed name on the wrapper, ne well ae the written
signature of I. BUTTS, and is for aale in City
and Country, by Druggists, D, s!srs in Medi-
cine, and Agents,
Every here. Every where. Everywhere.
Everywhere. Everywhere,
Everywhere.
Prepared b. 8. W. FOWLE l. Co., BosTos
and for sale by.
J.B II. CAMPBELL and EIEALEY l. SIIRI.
YER, Cumberland.
Dr.. HENRY c STEW ARD, Frostburg.
HENRY WILSON, Westernport.
And by dealers everywhere.
June I, ls60-4t
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NOTICE.

THE Library of the Writ Literary So
l ciety Is open every Thursday evening from
2 to I o clock, P. VI. Subscription one dollar
year. Any one desiring to subscribe Can
leave their names either ct the Hall Of the So
ciety, or at tbe Office Of Dr. e. G. Gaskill or the
Post Office March :, 1899
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f A r M
II or S ale!
I offer at Private Sale, my Farm
on Evitt's Creek, about j. miles
East of Cumberland,
MARYLAND.

THIS Farm contains between FOUR
L and FIVE HUNDRED \ CRES OF LAND,
one hundred acres being prime bottom, the
balance adapted to all crors, especially grass.
The whole in the'mOst compile condition with
good dwellings, barn ard stables, and indeed
all out-builiinEs necessary 10 such Il !arm. II
will be sold on the mos accommodating terms,
or ne The land is naturally capable Of division
into two equal parts, the parts viii he gold
separately If dcsi ed
There is very heavy and durable WATER
POWER on the farm, which has been in use ior
80 years.
There are abou, Three Hundred Acres o, the
land under cultivation, the balance in prime
virgin timber.
II is seldom thnt so beautiful and valuable
40 estate is offered in market.
Ms- Persons DESTROYS of looking al i! will
find me in Cumberland.
May 81, 1860. &, ". THRrSTOS.
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The following is sample of the namer-
Qua letters constantly receiving for Hos.et-
.er's Stomach Bitters:
CANAsDAoUA. July Is, 1855
Nessrs. Rostetters d Smith, Pittsburgh,
PA.:-Gents:-As we are strangers. here
with enclose you twenty-eight dollars for
-FOUR dozen Hostetters Stomach Bitters, which
please forward via Michigan Soaths,c Rail-
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MEYERS Mi

MEYERS Miraculous Vermir Destroyer,
has cleared the New York Police Station
House OF Vermin wherever used. Read the
following
Nep York, july l9h 1868.
SIB: Upon the reception of your remedy
for the destruction If Vermin, Mice, &c.
caused its application in some Of the Station
Houses, and take pleasure in communicating
to you that it proved perfectly successful i'll
exterminating the annoyances ! cheerfully
commend its use to Housekeepers as sover-
eign remedy, when infested by these truble-
some intruders.
F. A. TALMADGE
Superintendent Of Police.
Sole Agents A. b. g. d. SANDS. Whole
sale Druggists, 100 Fulton Street New York.
Sold also by Druggists generally.
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ALSO srECiFICa.


'roR hsTaxA Oh rHril,sic.- Oppressed, nisct!'.
Lbbored Breathing, attended With Cough Lud lsgso-
toraton. Price, 20 cents per hoX
For EAR DISCHARGES AND HTAFNRss.-D lsci Grges
from the Ear the result u Scarlet Fever, heH-es
hiercurials For Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing in the lars, and EarRche
Price, 80 cents per box.
FoH scRoFuLi-Eulgrged Gldnds, ENLARGED and In
durated Tonsils. Sweings and Old Ulcers scrcglous
CacheSy Of Children. Price, CO cents per box.
f0R 0EsEEAE DrGIiTY. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the rtsnl: Of slckncss, Excessive
Medication, or ENllausllrg Discharges. Price, 90
cents per box.
FoR DKorsY. -rluid Accumulntlonf TumlI Sven
iBgs, with acRuy Secrst'uns Price ~ cnis ier box.
foR SEA.SICEsEss -Dcathly sic&rysS, Vertigo, SRu-
E.s, Vomiting. Sickness fIon rllng or motion
Price, 30 cents per box.
rox URINARY pIsgssEs.--Tor Grnyel, EerRl ca
Gull Difficult Painful urrBtion Diseases Of tie kii-
neys. Price, 80 ceuts per box.
Ros SEaISAL EHlssInSs-Tnvuluntary Discharges
and Consequent Prostitution and LCb'lty, Bad Re
sus %. i, Habits. Tie most suce easdl aud Ell
Client remedy known, and mny he relied upon as
.4le. rice, ai:h full directions, Il per hos
Persoys Who Wish to place themselves under the
professional carr or 10 ueeE ntvi'f u Prot HCH.
rHRIys, cua DO So NJ he Office. no! Bf0aiya", dsny
from An. to Il, er ~ ltit.r.
OR REMEbIrs BY NAH.
Leon over line i.si make up . 7ass = wet Lini
che H;j iGC,us- the tHrnr' N current note
os stamps By mail TO our address ~ hf2 Frosdwny,
New York, and the medicine III be duly returned by
mall or express free Of charge.
AGENTS WANTKD-Wo desire M active enicieut
Agent for the sale Of our Remedies IN eyert town or
community III the uG'tcd States. Address DR.. Hun
rHREYs 4 Co.. No. od2 DEoADwAY HEw-YutE
For sale by ). L. II. CAMPBELL,
( hoiesaie eqti hatlil Agca' for Crr,rcrle u
nd vicinity, rnd druggists generally.
May 2! 1850 ~
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PONDS
EXTRACT OF KAMEMElIS,

Us one OF the few domestic remedies which have
come into general use ard favor, withou, put
fng /, is the product o simple shrub, harm
less in all cases, aud as a domestic remedy un-
equalled For Burns, Cuts Bruises, Soreness,
Lanisnes,, Eproins, Rhcpmatisn', Boiis, Ulcers,
Old Sores and Wounds, il has not an equal. -
II is also used, with greas success, Tor Tooth
aehe Headache Nsuroi5ta. Sore Throat, Coie,
Dicrrha,a, Hoarseness, and other similar trou-
blesome al painful fen lious.whileitpr ompt-
Is arrests ali HemorrAoges. Hundreds OF ph'-
sicians St il daily 10 their practice, and give II
their unqualified recommendation Sold b. o.I
agents nj dealers, aud by T HUMPHREYS
CO, 562 Broadway, sole proprieiors ard man
ufac,urers: For sale b. J. +. II. Campbell
| Cumberland, Nd. May 81, lsS0-ly
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WIN. T. Duvail, prominent citizen o.
Ailesany county, end formerly superintend'
co. Of the National Road, died At Oakland
IN this county. on Monday last, after an ILL
ness Of several month";.
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By the Orphams' Court Of AhSa"y
Cogns.
sale

DY virtue of two writs of venditioni
IL cypnuas is1aed by John Hnrtly, one of H."
Justices OF the Peace OF the State OF Maryland
and Aileganv county TO ne directed, ! will
expose to sale in Oidt0wu, Alregnny county.
on Sniurlar the Goth dhv OF Jute, 1860 ut =
O'clock, p. NJ, lo- cash, all the right uric in
iercsl and claim Of Elias Craltrs', ia aad 10 n
trurt NJ lind called
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"Crabtrees' Neglect"

in Alegany O. unity, and containing p rcres
ALTO, another tract called "El.GA, contuuinl
26 acres and perch,s. Also all the ,igh
that Charles Sallings he's in IrsCt OF leud
called "pEER PARK Icing the und'ridcd
third part OF one.halfOr said tract, ns viii moIc
fully appear by reference 10 deed fnade hN
Samuel Stallings, hearing dale April ist, 1874
and recorded in Liter E, folio So, one oflhc
land records OF said Allerany County. Also,
all the undivided interest of 81 id Charles S,al
ings, in the real estate OF Samuel Staiugs,
deceased, in Allcgany County seized aud Ia
ken in execution at the suit Of Thomas Crab
tree. JOHN II. STALLINGS
June I, l960-ts $50 Constable.
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xEa WHAT TIE sEoF,z sA7.

The underlined ha7.ag used Professor HUN.
PHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
In our families With the ost satisfactory results and
having full confidence n their gsnuineness, purity,
md efficacy, cheerfully recommend them 70 I'll per
sons who Wish 70 have safe, reliable and eflcacloas
remedies at hand for private or domestic ase
The Rev. Vim. Hosner EDITOR a " The Northern
Independent" AubaIn, n. ]. the Rev. E. II. Cree
The Rev. B. /. Ives, Chaplain OF the Auburn State
Prison; the Rev. Spencer VI. Rice Rector, New-Bed-
ford, Mans the Rev Allen Steele, New-York Con-
ference; the Rev Samuel Nichols EastG euesee Con-
ference n T.. the Rev. P. 8 Pratt, Dorset, Vt the
Rev. John E Robe, buffalo A. C. Hart, ESQ., Utica,
N. T.; the Hon. Meal Dow, Portland Ne; the Hon
Humphreys, n 7. Henry D. Cook, Esq, Editor Of
tie "ohio State Journal " Columbus, Ohio; the Hon
X Il. Graham, Moline, III. the lion. Thomas ].
Ctiea, n T.; Vim. BrI:o Esq, Utica, N. T.. 8
Pond, ESQ., Utica, y. T.. james Pi1nksl,, Esq, NAH
- Tenn
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TO ~ 9" Q " Ia
CALL AND SEE!!

xzJE ARE PREPARED TO DO ALL
w kiuds of job Work BETTER III q CHEAP.t
III than any other Office in all this region o
country, and equal 10 any Baltimore, Philadei-
phia, or New York work, and are prepared TO
show samples to verify what We gay. Now
Siys ia n trial
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THE Crops continue to grow haely i'll ;i''s
vicinity. AS consequence of the cheering
prospect, farmers nre NJ merry and rs goo"-
ns,ure,! as can well be imagined.
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0 A dyersisers & Business Men.
pancrl for Mailing.
ND

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,opies of the CIVILIAN AND TELEGRAPH
fa!dsd and prepared for mailing at .'ue cents
each.
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FOURTH OF JuLY.-Ti.c arn:vegsaey II oar
National Independence, it il probable, viii
,sss away, as usual, without any sor. Of de-
moustration in this city. We have heard of
TO preparations for tie oocasion. Tn!s IL not
IT, It should be. Our public spiri,o: ct'i2cns
should not permit this day to pasa away with
cut some cor. OF observance, "lo viii moTc
in .hssoatter2 Loa! Up the big AID little
suEs.
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CUMBERLAND ia excessively dull, brsiIes 0
all kinds being rather under the weather.
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Local Intelligence.

MARYLAND Coal TRApE.-For the week
ending juno 10th, s,s9s. 10 tons of coal were
shipped over the Georges Creek Railroad
During the week ending Tuesday 10Th oil
June, co boats cleared this pert, carrying
8,G4405 tons Of coal.
During the season there were 72o boats
cleared tnis port, carrying sl,462.o5 tons OIL
coal.
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DaowSrp-A mar named Joseph Gar
Ter, was accidentally drowned in the Canal,
taar this city, on Thursday last. His body
wss found OIL Saturday, anu inferred Oh Sum
dsy. He leaves wife and FuuE children.
THE CANAL.-Eaviga'ion Oil the Canal
Lss been suspended for . few days, owing to
,he bad condition Of DAm No. 4.
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Lot or Parcel Of Land.

situate in the town of Burton, in Alegany co..
aforesaid, and particularly described in deed
from Lee Smedley and others to Andrew J e.
Jones' lated on the 2jth day Of September il.
The year 1857, and recorded amongst the land
records OF said Allegany county in Liber II. r.
No. lG, folio 40, &c.
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National Fertilizer

SUPERIOR AMERICAN MADE GU
n ANo, having nil essentials Of the foreign
article, and additional qualities OF grea: value
to soils over.wort ed or naturally thin. Its
mode of preparation and the discovery Of COM
ponents are results Of long and istorious re-
search of DR.. Louis IIarpcr, recently State
Geologist of Mississippi and now superintcn-
dent Of Factory whence his is shipped to points
constwise and inland. 3varicties of National
Fertilizer are made, all stamped with stencil
mark, and selling at same price, viz:
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Lehigh Gas Burning
H.

Cook1ng Stoves !
THE undersigne ed has just received an assert
i ment of the above stoves, which he offers
to the public at moderate prices. There is q
great saving OF fuel by the use of these Stove,
Sent. IS, 1859 JOHN JOHNSON.
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"Tobacco Fertilizer,'
specially for TOBACCO, and
Sugar Cane Fertile r."

mainly Tor UHN u CUIT NE MI PUT UP III
new bags Of 200 pounds each 10 to the ton.
Quantity per acre $40 to SOC pounds, rated
according to condition of land. As it is the
best permanent invigornt"r of land, md as he
turner's Capi:oi .1ists in maine"' nee Of his
soil, we solicit liberal application as its just
demand In this quality it is the mos; valna
Bile manure known: 1t stimuiatcs vegetation,
prev,nts insects, enlarges yield, hnstens har
vest out Of reach OF rust. and puts ground into
rich and healthy filth for next crops. Sow
broad cast or apply to hills rs has been the case
wi tn foreign puouo
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REEN CASTLE CRADLES, For
" sale by VIM. R. BEALL & Co, sole agents
for -flleeany county. jul4
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POSTPONED
Lot No. |
in the division of the
Payne Spring Lot,

as described IN mortgage from @. VI. & D. Vt.
Blocher to Alpheus Beull, dated March %, 1910,
and duly recorded, and known as "Blochers
Brick Yard Lot, beginning at the intersection
ofthe Lite Valley Road and Centre street, and
running thence with said Little Valley Road
n 223o Z. 22i feet to the end of the 9th line of
that part Of said Lot No. /. heretofore sold I'M
der this decree, and conveyed to John A. Graz
ham, and reversing the said 9Th line N. $50 W.
1914 feet to the back line of said whole Lot No.
!, and with it to Centre Street, and with Centre
to street about 267! fee; to the hcgiEng.
Also all that Lot of ground with the building
and improvements thereon, situate on the corner
of Becatpr and Davidson Streets, and fronting
% feet on Decatur Street. as described in said
mortpnre de ed, There l. GOOD