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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-10-03
NUMBER 30.
Carl Schufz's. Dennnc ciatioK of
tho Dseiasahosi a Of LsdYsndsscs ss6
ofAe Rsyolukosory Heroes.

We 4 -reea5ublIsh e. that portion Of Gsd
scburx,. snrinaseld- as lMss.,A- -.peech. IN
.vhichrb. daaanee.. ~. 1ecl.,..ie. ofina.
dependeucs sSd The Rsyolntional, p
triots Who, mads It ,Gohu,s,,.to.dav. III
more ula; enloc;.ad hv 80. 'Rsunhiicsn q, 7.rsse
than snyo oesbsr or.,or5 .sd - this Asss H.
ia employed and under nav 81 the lRsnub.
lican Committea 10 canvasa Tor lincoln
and Hamiin, he said :. oSprinrSeld.
Massachusetts, ,aaoqza Il noTYad
.Thers Il your Declaration of tAds.
pend deuce. y raid bea. "a diDlomaki dodgs.
adopted merasiy for t6e purpcse n, g. ,of Iexcus.
inp the rebellionsl colonies In ths IesSs Of
civilixed mankind, There n, y1our Decls-
ration of Independence, no ,l6nsst, : the
sacred code Of the, rights Of map5 bpt .
hypocritical piece Of special pleading,
drawn up bysS batch Of pettifokRefs Who,
when speaking Of the riRhts Of man. meant
but the privileges of ( set, Of sristoeratie
SHAREHOLDERS. but styled It rhs rights Of
man. in order to throw dust in the eyes
of the world, and 20 in veigle noble hearted
fools into lending them aid and asslstanes.
Applause, There are your boasted
Revolutionary siFes, no longer, heroes snd
sagss. sur AccoAPIIsHEDa ausd5UcoEhs AND
HYPocRITEs;zw who seid ope'tbing and meant
another; who passed counterfeit .septt.
ments as genuine, and obtained arms and
MONEY Land lassistapca and sympathylon
false pretensel a There is yoar great Amer.
lean Revolution, no ionge. the great
champion OF universal principles. bat Q
mean Ysnkeestr strick-7Cbursts Of app|ees
and laughter la 'eoods" "'sf"seg-z~s
most impudent Imposition svsr Proeheed
upon the setoS porld" APplause.l
!, Ths Gozette apologies Tor these senn-
ments, and also Schurs for writing them.
1t says: .gtaaso II l9
"The very language used shows that
the speaker was not avowing his own ssn-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-10-03

~ Close up the ranksl Keep q
steady eye on the willy adversary, and.
10 shoulder, with your ballots,
give them raking fire.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-10-03
.rsss ;sss i, THEIR RECORD. !. |.
ssgF IA 10 mo LINCOLN:
10 sH9SasUPP oRTE r s.

-assA fM dAys ego we- gars the Record OF
,ssnsvs ths supporssrs ofdAbrahsm Lin
.soJesi. VI eestinrs to-day b5s
s0yUsssy eupports IAnColn--His Record.
.hsH . . H1nSs Greeley ao,sissfsd Lincoln:
,xisssls isIpseulissly bic candidate.
-alH = iStter dstsd July. 1850. TO Wash
ingsoa Hunt Greeley Used the following
o&f9YA0h ~ -
.eHslissipg slavery to BE- 6sgrent vio-
lation Of the inalies4bls rigkts Of man. .
bsrning rsprosch to our country, an sns-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-10-03

Yohn Schmidt paced his room in do Kust
Hans mp un down for apout two hours and
ninety minutes. den suddenly hearing de re-
port Of pishdol, nixclaimed--R3 ss .a95dT
Dis is all vat can't write of dis interesting
story till you come down NIT der dust, nm den
tells you vot Yohn Schmidt-sphroken all der
dimes, NIT Katrina un ter Duyfel. Yahi--
Mine price is ein-unt-swansey glass lager pier,
swei pretzels, unit half pound sweitzer kase, un
dakes no less as dat, by dami -.
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10
Wife Murders,

The trial of j. s. Harden, formerly min
lister of the Gospel, accused Of poisoning his
wife, (which has been in progress for several
weeks, at Belvidcre, N. j., has resulted in his
conviction. The Judge has sentenced him to
be hung on the 2sth of June, between tho
hours of 10 A. NJ, and =. NJ. The cir
cumstances Ct this melancholy case, as devcl-
oped in the trial, give us an insight into some
of the radical evils which prevail widely in
the popular mind upon the subject OF mar
riage, producing domestic misery, matrimo-
nial tu1fdehhy, dirorce, ard murder.
Marriage is too lightly esteemed. Its OBJ
legations and responsiblit,esarc scarcely con
sidered Thousands enter upon it with as
little reflection, as If it was but an ordinary
temporary business engagement. 'oplywhcn
the covenant is made, ,dothey realize that they
have entered upon a course, from which they
cannot return, except over Craze or with
disgrace. Marriage as a refuge from present
evils or q mere social convenience becomes
the trescherons road over Itch the devil
locds his blinded victims to crime and death.
Such was undoubtedly the case with Har-
lea lr3 III, ,pn as.unate wife.
'go,re' e'n%ems % at the bottom of these
wife aui fps5ant nurders so common in our
country 20 TIE ae Te have already referred.
--tUso,1g g7sa ansualty resting upon a
ubsrtine ,ode of Ethics. These when hem
med in by law and popular opinion goad on
to desperation and crime. This gross liber-
tine philosophy is the actire rirus of that
moral leprosy, which startles communities
with its dreadful eruptions, or exhibitsits well
developed chronic form in shameless Free
Love and degraded Mormouism.
They are all but different fruits of the same
Upas tree that has been transplanted to our
soil, and nourished by the filthy streams
poured from the sewers of a polluted Litera-
ture.
We educate the intellect, but unless wc be-
gin in earnest to educate the moral sentiments
of society, we will give but the power of ed
ucated mind to vice. and Satanic energy to
crime.
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10
News OF the Day.

A very singular experiment has been many
times repeated in France. 1t consists in mark.
ing chalk-line along a floor, and placing Q
hen, whose bCak also ha, been whitened with
chalk in the axis Of the line and nearly
touching it. She sooE sinks into the most
complete hypnotic sleep, accompanied by in.
sensibility and catalcpsy.
The Cincinnati and Chicago railroad ha.
been sold to u. Zeil Nurdock. and four 9th.
srs, by John II. Rea. commissioner, for the
sum of thirty thousand dollars. The sal.
was subject to mortgage Of three hundred
thousand dollars, with the acradc interest
Among the illegiiimate births in Massachu.
setts in 1858, there was one case Of especia
notice, in consequence Of tho extreme you'll
Of the mother. ELIZABETH d. was born @
native parents in the almshouse at Taunton
May s. 1847, and at the same place she be-
came the mother of healthy boy on the frs
day of February, 1868, being only ten year,
eight months and seven days old.
The season is sufficiently far advanced Il
make the news of the crops interesting. Ac.
counts from Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylva
mia, and Illinois, thus far. represent the con
dition of the growing wheat crops a. quit.
encouraging, enG tic prospects, good for {
fair harvest. ....
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10
SAW WILL FOle RENT.

THE Georges Creek Coal and Iron
L Company will RENT OR LEASE, to a
satisfactory tenant their SAW MILL, at Lo-
naconing, Allegany County Maryland. This
Mill is situated in a we'll timbered country,
whose resources are still further extended by
the system Of Railroads that surround it. The
Building and Machinery are Of the best plan
aud execution; logs can be cut in 80 feet
lengths aud the capacity ofthe mill is equiva-
lent to two millions Of feet OF inch stuf per
annam. Every part Of the machinery is self
acting, SO that there is less hand labor requir-
ed than usual, and connected with It an appa-
ratus for steamng lumber, shiagle cutting,
lathe making, &c.
Further information can be obtained, on ap-
plica,ion in person at the Office OF the Compa-
ny, No. ls South St., Baltimore or by letter
addressed to A. II. STUMP,
April 10, l86O--lm President.
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10
&AMF F@kD'&
Family
CATHARTTC PILLS.

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up
in GLASS CASES, AIR Tight, aud win
keep in any climate.
The Family Cathartic PILL Is q gentle but
active Cathartic which the proprietor has used
in his practice more than twenty years.
Tho eonstnntly in-;S ,crsasing dem and from
those who have long, ,S used the PILLS and
the satisfuc Il on which 8 }all express iu regard
to their use, has in d {duced me TO place
them within The reachas tof all.
The Profession we'll know that different
Cathartics sct on diff ~ Eferent portions Of the
bowels.
The Family Cathar.i tic Pill ls, with due
reference to this well,6 }establisI d fcot, been
compounded from as variety the purest
Vegetable Extraets,S (which alike ON ev-
cry part ofthe aiimen- Il ,tsry ca al, and are
good and safe in all q leases wh 70 Cathar-
tic Is needed, such aEsS 'Dsrangc ,ens of tho
Stomach, Sleepiness Pains in tue Back and
Loins, Costiveness, Pain and Soreness over the
whole body, from sudden cold, which fre9uent'
ly, If neglected, end in Along course OF fever,
Loss of Appetite, Crsepipg Sensation o. COLO
over tho body, RestIessness, Headsche, OF
weight 10 the bead, ell In6ammatory Diseases,
Worms In Children or Adults, Rheumatism,
great Purifier OF the Blood, and many diseases
to which fesh IL heir, too numerous to mention
iu this advertisement.
PRICE 3 DIM E0.
THE LIVER IEVIGORATOR AND FAM
lily CATHARTIC PILLS are rstatied by
Druggists generally, aud sold Wholesale by the
8. r. W. SANFORD, n. D.,
Manufactures and Proprietor,
ass Broadway, New York.
,s Oct. 6, ls5o-ly.
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10

fOT fCeek5- ar' wen n. H.t.t. .'I'.t G'tit.sfN
'.s-oeeu ioglsiue win intense ,u:yse, g. .r'
aaslu'jaus o. the Ghaslestud CilgvoE,o0 90
Tte posiliou. strength. aud pas. ie.o'.ts Q!
the pas.g 5oi't 70 assemble justified .h.a IN.
s.Isa 1'1s, salvation OF nc Union, and of a
gt.z a.Say other things, seemed to hang upon
the selection of a proper standard bearer, and
bis success in the coming campaign.
For some time, especially in Congress the
signs Of the times indicated trouble at Charles
ton, but still, it was thought By many, that
xhe necessity Of unity to insure success would
compel the discordant elements to harmonic,
at least externally, until after thoeection and
the division of tho spoils. This would no
doubt have been tho case had the decision
been left to the corrupt politicians composing
the Convention.
The Southern men planted themselves on
principle, determined to make bold and
true ISSUE whilst the Douglas wing seemed
TO base their opposition to the platform OF
their Southern brethren entirely on the fact
that It would Kill out Democracy in the North.
They, no doubt personally, would have had
no objection to any platform that would in
sure sa,ccess-but platform with defeat was
not to be endured. They we're snswerable to
their constituents, who they knew would re-
repudiate them and any platform that would
destroy the Free soilism of Sqnatter Soyer-
eighty.
After days of stormy debate finding no pos
sbility of agreement, the harmonious Conven-
ton first divided, and then adjourned, each
faction claiming to be the tyuo National De-
mocracy.
Such claims to nationality are simply alb
surd and ridiculous, as the very existence Of
the two factions was prima facic evidence Of
the sectionalism Of both. What the position
of the party will be in the coming campaign
Ia impossible to determine. Perhaps political
chemists may discover some noutralzing a.
gent to unite the conflicting elements, but its
effect must be but temporary. A single ma
tional defeat will break every bond of unity
and send tho discordant materials in every di-
rection. The spirit of the old Wing party
may yet salute its once t-iumphal rival, say
Ing, tiiow art thou fallen o Lucifer, thou art
become weak as us, then s,t become like un-
TO us"
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10
Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, May 7, 1SG

DEAR FRIEND ON last Thursday morn
ing in company with my friend Weber Of til,
Alleganian, and at the invitation Of w. =
Smith, Esq, the energetic and geDtlemanly
Master of Transportation, left Cumberland
at 20 minutes past six o'clock, in the cars O
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, to take par
in the welcome that was to be extended t,
the Editors from the West and Southwest
who had been invited to participate in
grand excursion over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, to that coDsecratcd resting place o
the Father of his Country, Mt. Vernon,
may be remembered that this novel and high
ly interesting event, originated in the fertile
and inventive brain Of the Master of Trans
portation, and its utility and the advantages
growing out of it were at once seen by tn,
Directors and heartily approved.
The morning was highly propitous fo
such an excursion. For several days previ
GUS it had been cold and wet, but this morn
ing was clear and bright and the atmosphere
balmy.
AS the Iron Horse bounded over the roat
and up the rough and lofty Alleganies, th'
romantic scenery Of this grand and glorious
section of our native land came in view il
all its imposing beauty, inspiring us will
profound and reverential feelings for tha
great and overruling mind that spake ana il
was done.
Arriving at Oakland, we found number
OF the Editoria! corps, scvcral reporters
from Baltimore and Coleman Yellott, Esq.
State Senator from the city Here also we
met with the Master Of Transportation who
had come up the evening before.
Oakland Is one of the most thriving towns
in Allegany county, and is destined to be n
great resort for the inhabitants of the city
during the oppressive summer months. 1t
is as you are aware located in tho Glades. and
is really q handsome place.
Having taken on our additional freight Of
trains, we proceeded with that haste which
charactcrizes the steam horse and soon found
our way to that sublimest of all regions the
Cheat River. Here wo stopped for short
time to look at the combination Of tie won-
ders of nature and of art. We confess that
our pen is two feeble to describe the sublim-
ity Of the scene, Ito be appreciated it must be
seen. We may remark however that it must
have required an indomtahle courage, and a
perseverance that knows no s1sch word as fail
to undertake the construction of road
through this lofty, abrupt and rocky noun
tain. From the point at which we got out
of the cars to view this scene, we were from
three to four hundred feet above the bed OF
Cheat River. At this point also there is a
magnificent Iron Bridge spanning an awful
chasm some three hundred feet deep Hav-
ing gazed with intense delight at the scene
orrssva. IN tho cars and % nrncoodod v ' Sp"r
journey. At Grafton, the junction oftle NV
Va. Railroad q town that has come into ex-
81. SUI =. VI" ,;aa I ., ~ , .no i'a'1.' y.
Whos,piIm wv ,.Jpr' '" ''A'' ''"" '"'" p'o'''ueu "
"e rerin r,;,,
Eaiiy vi Fiiaay ihoriihS there were se'cra
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10
DIR. BRUN0N'S
Concentrated Remedies,

No. THE GREAT RETIv5R. .-spS<yH
y ersdicafss all TIE evil eSfp cts Of Self Akuss
suen a. general debility, loss Of memory. w<ss
ing sNay CT tho orgsne, or any eenstitasfohas
utssanseMen1s .t a. tmpoteuoy, and weakness Il
'se ss9usi organs brought on By the hsunfssfrstA-
ed indulgence of the passions. Act, sias On
| either sex. Price 81
No. ~ ne bA LM.@ VIII cure In from 2ts.s
days, any case Of goneorrhe Ia sitheu, taste :
Prico ono dollar. -
No. S.-TEREB.-Wil cure in III, saa,,x,
possible time any case of dleet. aver &c. II
the other Remedies have fsiied 10 ara5rs. -.
desired effect. No taste or smell. pries er
dollar. Wv
No. 4.-THE PuNITER,-I, IN. mi,
edy known that will really cure stfict,fes ~
the uretha, no matter of how long standine q,
neglected the case may be. Price one doil.,
No. 3.-THE S0LUT0R will cure eny ease
Of Gravel, permanently and speedily remove
all aaistions of the bladder and kidneys. Priss
No. Q. FOR particulars SEE CTR.
CULAR.
No.7.--THEAMARIN wil! Cores the -Ai...
radically, and In mach Ra.gIa....
they can be removed : any .s.-'
In fact, 10 the only q EDS nat viii .ss--.
correct this disorder risa-rat @ ttes s'rszA
No. s.-THE ORIENTAL qas.ILLs
certain, safe and seedy In producing Msnstisa.
tion, or correcting any Irregularities Of th,
monthly periods. Price TIVE dollars.
No. Q. FOR PARTICULARS SEE cIRcu
LAR.
Either Remedy sent free my mall on rse.ipt
of the prices annexed. Enclosing postage stamp
and get Circular.
General Depot North East corner of YORK
Avenae and Callowhill Street. Private once
401 York Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
For snle in Cumberland only by HeaIy
oh
information, with full description Of each csss,
will be delivered gvatis, on application.
Address
DIR. FELIX. nRUNoT,
Post Office Box 90, philadelphis, Ia.
April 20, 1s60-ly.
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10

SrRiNo.-Spring has opened upon us in
earnest. Its warm sunshine gentle breezes
and fruitful showers fill us with new life and
give promise of rich and plentiful Summer
and Autumn. Already Nature rejoicing in
is Resurrection power is putting on its beau-
tful garments. The fields look green, the
hill sides are smiling with flowers, and the
mountain forests are clothing themselves with
foliage. The voice Of Spring is heard joy
ously singing everywhere:
I come, come, ye have called mo long,
| conc Ger the mountains with light and song
Ye may trace my steps o'o- the wakening
Garth,
Dy the winds that tell Of the yolet's birth,
By the prim-rosc stars in tho shadowy grass,
And the green leaves opening rs pass.
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10
The Editorial Excursion.

Last week the great Editorial Excurson
Party passed through our city On route for
Baltimore, Washington and Mt. Vernon
Perhaps similar party in extent and char.
acter has never been witnessed. Editors and
editors wives, printers, reporters and artists,
Democrats, Republicans, Americans and Con-
stitutional Union Men by hundreds from our
Western. North and South Western States
formed as unique and Harmonious mn assem-
blage rs you could possibly meet.
Swords were beaten into ploughsharea and
spears into pruning hooks, md knights of the
pen who but week ago Judging from their
belligerent cditorials) were almost ready to
meet In honorable combat a Ia mode Pryor
and Potter. seemed Transformed by the liber-
ality of the B. & o. R. r. Company into most
amiablo and pcaccable citizens.
There was the friendly interchange Of sem
timcnt--the quick rctort, and tho sally Of
wit aud humor, bpt every one seemed bent on
enjoyment.
We trust that the Rail Road Company will
be amply repaid by increased patronage for
their libarality to class Of men proverbially
hard worked and poorly paid. Theinauence
of hundreds of pens throughout all parts oi
the Western country, describing the road
with iis sublime and attractive scenery, t7
gentlemanly officers, and its vigilant care for
tho safety Of its passengers will rot be with
out effect
We arc proud of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad as great Maryland work. We ad.
.nire the business tact and enterprise of it'
officers; and whilst we cannot but regret that
psrt Of their policy which seems to ignore the
interests of our city. we cannot but wish them
abundant success
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
kT6 so,

IT May I, 1850. !
At regular meeting of the Mayor and
n City Council, held on Monday, May 7th.
1860, the following Resolution was passed and
ordered to te published:
Resoleed, That the knowledgement of the
Council is due, and is hereby teddered to Mr..
WIN. GEPHART, the present Bailin, for the
faithful, judicious, efficient and economical
manner in which he has discharged the duties
of his office.
D. W. McCLEARY, Mayor.
G. 3. w. ROPER, Clerk. my lott.
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10
insolycnt,s Notice.

NToTICB is hereby given to the creditors oi
~ William Brown an applicant for tho ben
eft of the Insolvent Laws OF Maryland, that a
debtor, and that the second Monday of October
1860. being the first day of the Circuit Court
for Allegany county next succeeding this date
to which notice could be given, hath been set
apart for the final hearing in his case, when his
creditors may attend and show cause, If any
they have, why final discharge shall not be
granted to said debtor.
Test-H. REsLEY, Clerk.
May 10, iS60.-3m.
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10
Egg BeateYs,

4 NEW and very useful article. ClothsI
IA Spriuklers, Sandwich Boxes, Fish Hooks
and tiues, Cake Boxes, Plated and Comruoa
Table Casiors. and a gresd variety ofnew and
useful articles for housekeepsrs. Also, 6ss
supply Of Shelf Hardware, Cook Stoves aud
Wooden Ware, just received st the corner OF
Baltimore and Centre streets, Cumberiaud.
THOMAS JOHNS.
April I, 1860.
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10
SHBRIPP'S SALE

RY virtue of a writ of Ficri Facias is
IL sued by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for
Aliegany County, and to me directed in favor
Of Thomas Perry against the goods and chat
tells, lands and tenements OF George NJ. Blocher,
Daniel Blocher and Hiram B. Wolfe, have
seized and taken in execution all the right, ii:
tie, claim and estate at law and in equity of
Daniel elocher, in and to the following prop
erty, TO wit:
All those parts Of Lots Nos seven and eight,
lying and being in Blocher street, in the town
Of Cumberland, Mary land, numbering or meas
uring thirty-eigbt feet font on said street. be-
ing composed of tweuiy feet of Lot No. seven
and eighteen feet of Lot No. eight, beginning at
the end OF thirty feet Oh the frs, line of Lot
No. seven in "Blocher's Addition to Cumber-
land" and running thence with B'ocher street,
North seventy-two degrees East thirty -sight to
the end Of eighty-six leet on the first line oflot
No. Eight on said Street, then North sixty-eight
degrees, West one hundred aud sixty feet to an
Alley, South scventy-two degrees, West thirty
eight feet to the end Of twenty feet on the third
line of said lot No. Seven, thence by straight
line 10 the beginning, together with ali and
singular the improvements, advantages, prof, Is
and aprertenances thereuuto belonging or in
any wise appurtaining and which is more full
ly described in deed from George Blocher to
Da MEL Blocher. bearing date the 27th day OF
April, ls43, and recorded in Liber D. D. folio
242 one of the land records of Ailegany coun-
ty. ~
And hereby give notice that on the 5th day
of June, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, in front Of the ST
Nicholas Hotel in the city of Cumberland,
will offer for salo said property go seized an
taken in execution, at public auction 10 the
highest bidder for cash.
=. H. ATKINSON,
May 10, l860-ts. Sheriff.
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10
Flour and Feed.

HAVING lsrss stoek Of FLOUR, of vari
II Gus brands, in store, wsinvits Wholesale
and retail dealers, ss we'll as consumers, to cali
HiH Feed, Rye Chap. Corn Jfeal, Oats aad
BuehvAest on hand and for sale BY
Sept. 90. o. G. CLARK 4 co
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10
ForNew York.
The New York and Virginia Screw
Steamship C0mpany's
New and Elegant steamship
MOUNT VERNON,

MOUNT VERNON.
F. C. SMITH, Commander
Will leave New York EVERY SATURDAY
at o'clock, p M, from Pier No. IL, North Riv-
er, arriving at Alexandria early Monday morn
ing. Returning, will leave the Company's De
pot at ALEXANDRIA at 4 o'clock, P. NJ. eve
ry WEDNESDAY,.
Passage, including meals $3.50
Accommodations, arst class in every respect.
~ Shippers willptease o6sevre that this is
the only direct line Of Steamers between Nsw York
and alexandria.
A commodious Depot has been erected where
goods can be received and shipped without re-
gard to weather, and under the care Of a COM
petent agent Merchandise intended for Gu NJ
BERLAED or intermediate points, will be for
warded rith dispoteh, and without Commtss'on
for forwarding.
This will be feuad much the eheapea route
for all merchandise purchased In New YORK;
Insurance. on all goods can be affected at the
Office of the Co., 10 New York at premium,
F0wLE 4 CO., Agents Alex. d: b. CRoM'
WELL l. co. Agents. New York, ounce corner
West l. Albany Streets
Oct 81, {o5e-ly
Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10
The Old Diploma Rye Whiskey,

Together with selections from the choicest
stocks Of RYE wHIsKEYin Alicgsny, Wash
ngton and other counties in Maryland, rang.
ing in price from rs cents, 81, $l25, 81 %
81, 81 SO. and So per gallon. constantly on
hand and for sale by bbls, half bbls., domi.
johns, gallon and single bottle, Mt the
diploma Old Rye Whissey Warehouse,
Cor. Howard and Camden Sts.
Nearly opposite the Passenger Station of the
B. d o. Il. r.
~ Call and examine. Orders solicited Ind
promptly executed by the Agent,
Aug. 1, '59-iy. JOHN II. WlLsoN.