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A Chinese Merchant.


Aletter from Canton, in the Gazette dc France,
says:
Iiately visited the estate Of Chinese merchant
of Canton, named Portingua, and on which he
spends 5000, 900 francs year--au immense sum
in 0 country where labor is to be had almost for
nothing The property is larger than kings
domain. The Chinaman made his fortune in the
Opium trade, and is said to possess more than
100000 COO francs. He had fifty wives and eighty
domestios, without counting thirty gardeners,
iaborers ETC., and owns in the north OF China a
still finer estate. He has a great liking for the
French and receives them well. When l went
with two friends to visit his mansion, he had Just
left, bnt was received by q steward who con-
Quoted us over the house and grounds In front of
the house is q vast garden, in which are the rarest
flowers, and wide alley leads to the principal
entrance The apartments are vast, the floors
being in marble ; they are ornamented with
columns Of the same material and of sandal-wood,
I5encrusted with motbero pearl, gold silver and
precious stones. Splendid looking glasses OF pro
digious height, furniture in precious wood, covered
with Japan lacquer, and magnificent carpets OF
velvet and silk decorate the rooms.
The apartments are separated from each other
| by movable partitions of cypress and sandal
wood, which are ornamented with charming de-
| signs and cut right through the wood, so as to
/ permit one room to be seen from the other. From
the ceilings are suspended chandeliers ornamented
with pref stones. There are more than thirty
piles of buildings in the whole edifee, which are
/ united by covered gallaries with columns and
4 pAVHlleHtS III utdtDl Int luuSAHSS Vi
4 are decorated with more than Eastern splendor.
/ An entire army might be lodged in the house and
4 grounds. Water-courses, on which are gilded
junks traverse them in all directions, and at inter
walls are vast basins, in which are swans ihises,
/ and an infinite variety of birds There are also
pagodas nine stories high, which are very remark
able; ]; some are in marble, others in sandal wood,
4 carved with great art. In the gardens extern
sve avares of the rarest and most beautiful birds
In front of the women's apartments is theater in
i which hundred actors can perform, and 50
j placed that people in the apartments can see
without difficulty. Near the outer door is print
i ing office, in which M Portingua causes the
i memoirs Of his family to be prepared for pros
/ perity.
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~. ra lowest wholesale prices,
!, Eoe. lbl and 2l Chartres strees,
HonIayls 4 gese. eble, 0olsman,s,
antisna's Gafman, p1ygenaisd,
MillS Aromatic.
OILS.
Rusht0n'A God Liver on,
McRair's Acoustic. scsrps's do
British, HarlResn. ~. IL
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water, Q
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
Jones' Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
LOWS Brown Windsor,
jones' Chemical, uS. a.
Rsdway's Modieatsd, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
| Shaving Creams and Compounds
Of all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wrlght's Indian Vegetable,
Mofiats Life, lsrandreth's, M
lStrong's Cenipoupd SAnatiye,
Motifs ChaIyheate
| iI}nlI's Fever and ASus
Morrisail's, Lees, New London,
Paris, Sappingtoats, Champ
ionis, 7g'395 4
GfaeiienhArR. Jsyne,R gans.
tive, as
lJayne's Ague. winer's Cemo.
mile,
HibOard's Anti- Billions, Petsr,..,
Spencef's Vegetable, Copkie.
SDuper'g, GoyeIis Ffheittpatie
Andcrson's, Aileta9lc'k Health
| Mistelfs Gentle Pirrentiye.
Ailehaelb' Ague, HooDerJs.
lGhiclyneris anunr .ooated
lG4ilbart's Anti lBiliDus Beek- -
with,s,
lIiady'a Blood, Inpnldsby's piflH.
lSeofps Vegetable, Ehgon'P,
Radway's Regulators, ' a
lRose's Railroad, Iasy's Female.
Uaondon's Indian Saustiye.
iiouden's Ague, Hoiioway's,
!, galstead's Anti. lsyspaptfc,
GlUrdon's. McLaneig Liver. "*
HAIR DYES.
GristGdoro's Hair Dye, .= Ea
lphalnn'g Magic, isatcheiofis,
: Gilmauis instantaneous, a.5
iBallard's. Jules Hauol's,
iCristAdnraps, BDgles.
+ MfSGELI, A EE0rE. r. T.
,iDr, Morse's InyigorafinR Cor
085df aial G a
lWri2htis Elixir.
ifnoriiis Extract,
Tarrant's Aperiant.
ITarraute Elixir of Rhuhay6.
lCarter's spanish Miature.
Linterick's Master OF Pain,
Mothers Relief, 3 7,..'
l., lToothaehe Drops
lLyon's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kidder,s Cordial,
tThompson's Eye Water,
lWntt's Nervous Anti, 5
iBillings's Astringent,
Inyatt's Life Balsari, u ,"6-
lhoMnnn's Elixir Of Opium,
lRadwHy's Ready Relief.
lRRdwAy's Resolyent,
ETarrantts Indelible Ink, ~
tIetuyfsn Syrup, 355' ~
rriesmar.
DIR. R0sn's Preparations,
wlner's Areanim Extract,
Feneur'a Specific, +.
Marshali's . Catholicon,
IMorse's Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Dock.
Perry Dayi5'g Pain Killer,
Browns Essence Of Ginger, ~
Mortim6re' KheumAtie Com.
poanu, ~
,oItlin9Ie a,.,. pi,e, y, uora5sl \, !, bllters,
is.,.. issis hs \; srsseL Y w, W MOCK hose
~. ~ nsp1l's1 iWasa,s 2 Z ~. Si.ceisc,
ts.,,. ai " n, Wy i M ! s,Ptsiiie, XII -5
gH,iaih H.i'ial s : " ~. ss.lectisrS
5,sil,. 3sssls ' 9i'sssi.91e; ~ 5sl'.,is4; -.
TN. rv1,isus Y. !, z :, ,oIn,ai, y, pai, '"- '7
t,a.1.s a,niksen ~ arsi1s1.g1 nsis,s,p; ;,,
LeJVAJ 'lgulSAtSu INpeft
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
s Love conauers alI E'lllpisss.

SYnRy 81 Rf.E,IsTEp HOPES AND BRoKEN
8ss HasAH AHTs ass5 Il RassTo AgIoN sof BOTH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

CCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL, Is ooHsTI-
p tnona disease eorapon Oh the blood by which this
luid vaed poor. Being In the circulation,
peryades the whee body and may burst in disease any
part IT, No orgsn is free from Its attacks. is there
which II moi destroy The scofu1s tain is yafiousy
cansed by mseqa disease 10y living dsorered or unhealthy
food impure air. filth and filthy habits, the depressing ycNs,
and abovc a BY The yenerea infection Watsver be its or
GIN hereditary ia tha constitution descending from
parents children unto the iirdad fourth generation ~ in,
deed 1t to he the rod Of Him who says will visit the
tniquies Of the fathers upon their childrenp
lis effects BY deposition from the blood Of corrupt
ulcerous which in the lungs liver and internal organs
Is termed tubecles in the glands ngs; and the
ce erupons This ionl corruption which genderd In
the blood epressos the energies OF life that scrolons
utipns not Gully suffer fro scroulous complaints but they
less power withstand the attacks of other diseases
consequently vast numbers perigh by disorders which although
scrofuou in their nature still rendered fatal By this an
the system. Most or the consumption which iecinIaes the
human family has s origin directly in this seroalons
ainaien and many destructive diseases of the Yer kid
neys brain and indeed Of all the arise from
grayaed by the same cause. ...
quarter NIL people scronlous their
invaded by this lurking Infection and ther health undermined
BY it. 10 cleanse it from the system must renpyate tile
blood by Alternative medicine and uvgorate By healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine we supply in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

y BkhssIss in DRsss GooDs Axp DIR GooDs
asskRAlAs John Todd II and Il cbarsres street is
The sessa with characteristic enteprse haYine
ssssses saapsie ana Of fszhioua
III sA as gS md all sqsts Of goods fan and winter
sAf hs y sasfisg sxsgaofdnary Bargains in ancF dess
slss having pA dean very lases and varied lo Of them Il
aspaE isf shelf yae HI sioek q sozk nd ans goes
sasHH " sSesase p hoss wishng es stylish ts can
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

4 PAaLoR SKATING--A HedhlettI Amusement for
GAidre,a.-0ne among the latest inventions of the
day is the production OF skates for children, which
can be used in the parlor or the street. With
pair Of these skates on her feet, young lady or
child can soon learn the art Of skating to degree
that will soon enable them successfully to accom-
plish on the ice, and with steel skates, that which
has heretofore been to them much coveted but
almost dispaired of enjoyment. All the benefits
that are TO be derived from that healhfu exercise
are now placed within the reach Of even the most
delicate; and floor skating will heneeforth be in.
cluded among home amusements to the delight Of
childhood and the qualification Of age.
The floor skate is simply a frame of ornamental
IRON nearly the shape and size of the common
skate with, instead Of steel runner, four rollers
or wheels Of gutta percha, measuring about three
inches in circumference, each of which revolves on
q separate axle; these rollers, of course, rest on
the floor, and turn with the movements Of the ska
ter. The skate is strapped to the footin manner
similar TO the ice skate, with wider leather bands,
superior in every respect to the common strap.
The inhabitants of the South, whose facilities for
skating have hitherto been very limited, may now
! rival in this exercise, amid orange groves and
balmy breezes their Northern brethren, surround
ed by ice and snow and chilling winds. A waxed
floor is perhaps, the best adapted for the sport;
long hall covered with oil cloth is, probably, the
next; but if these are not accessible, q carpeted
room of any kind will answer. Being elastic, the
rollers do not wear the carpet, as they would if
formed Of wood or metal. Bait. Clipper.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

This Celebrated Water which is obtained Artesan
Wen at Louisville from the depth of 0 feet has been proved
by the analysis of Professor Smith, Of Louisville and
Professor James r. Chiffon of New York. closely allied.
IN its medicinal properties the raed waters Of Kiss
gen. IN Bavaria and superior that of the Blue Lick of KEN
this city = ~
For such Diseases Dyspepsia Coatyenes Derangements
Of the Liver Nervousness etc. far urpasses any OF the
mineral waters heretofore 1t Is in bottles and
packed with great in usat strong boxes containing two
iosen bottles. For sale In Ne y Orleans by
2. b. Fs4RALL Commission Merchant,
+ No pny iraAs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

DIRECTORS. &
JOHN DoLH6NDE, firm of Martin Cobb & Co
A. y. B.GHARPENTIER, firm Of Lobit Charpener & Co.
NJ. ]. ZUNTS. firm of j. NJ, Rhofer It Co.
CARL K0HN, firm Of G. Kohn Il Co.
r. w. OGDEN, firm Of Cusachs L. Ogden.
I. .F.GENERES firm of Ahat, Generes Co.
VICTOR NJ TGNAN.
JOSEPH DEYNO0DT,
A. GHtAPEHi4A. aul6 tnyT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

DuTNAh1, JAMES IA, LATE OF THh FIRM Of
Hall, Rodd Putnan Cotton and Sugar Factor Conris.
sion and Forwarding Merchant, No 81 Casondset street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Ayers Ague cure.


For the speedy Of Intermittent Fever Fever and Ague
ache or Bilious Headache and Bilious Feves for
whole class Of diseases originating in hillary
by the MalArA Of MiasInalie countries.
We enabled here offer the community remedy which,
while the above complaints with certainty Is stiff per
eetiy harmless n any quantity SIch remedy II Invaluable
Districts where these affecting disorders prevail Ts Gure
expeS the miAsae poison Of Fever and Agle from the sys
tenn prevents fha development Of the disease
the FIRST approach Of }ts pftmoniory RyHpems II is only
remedy discovered for this class of complaints
but also the cheapest The large quantity supply dol
brings within the reach Of everybody and In bilious dis
cs where Fever and Ague PREVAILS everybody should have
and freely both for and protection supe
rcy Of this remedy other discovered for the
speedy and certain Of ntemiens Is that 1t
Qainne mineral consequently produces no qpism rotRr
by ettas healthy it they had never had the disease.
poison great variety of disorders arise from It's irritation
among which Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Gout Headache
Blindness Toothache, Eafache CatagFh Asthma PaIpitaon
Painful Affection Of the Spleen Mysteries Pain in the Bowels
Cole Paralysis and DerRnsement Of the Stomach al Of which,
when originating in this cause put the intermittent type
bseBme periodical This CURE expes the poison froh he
blond and consequently them all alike 1t iuvR
lahle protection 10 immigrants and persons travelling
poFary residing HI the galaroh II occasionally
daily whilO exposed 70 the Infection hH will eScreted
from the sysen and cannot accumulate IN sufficient quantity
rpen into 1sease Hence Il valuable for pr6iec
tion than and few viii snAer from Inernitents
they avail themselves Of the protection this remedy affords
Prepared by nr, j. C. AVER D CO. LoMellt Mass.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT Il CO., Nos. 21 aud IRI GhartTas
srnst, New Orleans. and hg all Druggists. 'e3 s7aSW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

Ths most etiecaa remedy which the medica skill o
times devise for this everywhere prevailing end fatal male
ady It il combined from the most active remedia that have
discovered for the expngaon Of hs foul disorder
the blood and the Of the system from s destructive
Hence should BIZ employed the of
such Erupye and skin Diseases, ST. Anhony's Fire Roe
EryspeRa Pinples, FuEiues Boches, Bsns aud Bois
Tuofs Teer and Salt Rheu Scgd Head Ringworn Rheu-
naisn sylpc and Msrcufia Diseases Dropsy Dypepss,
Debility and indeed, all complaints arising pm Viated
Impure Blood The pqpaaI belief fer mpty of The hlood
The particular purpose and virtue Of this parlla pu
rify and egenciate this vital find without which sound health
simpossble n eontAIsinated constitutions.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
THE LouIsylLLE AarEsIAN WELL WATER

zs-sod by JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO., New Orleans tall
LAItT Z CO MnhIle md nrnrriuts nanoraIi, seea LIZ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

Originally compounded for tho purpose bringing on and
regulating he Monthly Periods oil Women which
any and all circumstances frauck's Female Cordial also
proves be e best Female nvigorator and Beaner
nil il has been represented.
The lady Of one Of the most prominent citizens Mobile
recently heen cured OF Debility and Low Spirits bordering
loss Of mild through apathy naeon Of the womb BY the
of isirancks Femn Cordial, all
failed, this excited to healthy action and she
once more restored to health happness the society Of her
family and friends.
Numerous equally surprising of the desperate Fe
ae cases OF dsease have beedme known to the propeto
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

DuRTER-l00 casks Marzettis London Stout sale hS
Il S. WOLFF,
iyS0 Grsyier and New L.vee sts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
II .IsFRAuCIk.s FEnIALE CORDIAL

BEAuTIFYINal = --INyIGoRATINGl = REGULATING 1
For producing Blooming Complexion, Erect and Graceful
Carriage Rody Cheerful Disposition Removing Bio,ches
Enpons from the Face Curing Low Spirits or Mean
Choy DhS ess Palnltaton of the Heart Pains in The Head
Back Limbs Whites, ard all the various forms of Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular suaon 10
which the Female Sex Is subject
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

YANDERYEERtS SCHEIDAM sGHNAPPg.
~ Druggists and Merchants, and all dealers In any OF hi
articles contained 10 the Hbovb catalogue Will find ii their
vantage BY calling sening he orders above where VS.
be found the most extensive OF GENUINE PATEf
MEDICINES in the Enited Stees and tho lowest pc
Please address, j. WEIGHT q CO.,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
MA u No. 2 ana Ii Chnr,ra. strant Nnsz (lrleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

THE INDIAN BEE TAMER ~ The Wabash Intelli-
gencer tells the following Of bee tanner in that
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-15
THE oxYGENATED BrTTERs.

The qualities of this medicine have placed
It upon M imperishable foundation. In DO
stroying disease. and inducing health i. has
no parallel.
For the following Complaints there Bi.ters
are a Specific. viZ-Dypepsia Or indigestion
Heart Burn .acidity, Costireness. Loss Of Up
petite, Headache, and General Debility.
In many sections of uur country this prep
araticn is extensively used by physicians in
their practice. and it seems to have restored
many to health who were appsrsutly beyond
the reach OF the healing art.
Subjoined are few tributes from we'll known
physicians
MANSFIELD. TIouA Co.. Pa. Aug. &c 1863.
| have used the Oxygenated Bitters in my
practice with decided success in debility and
general prostration, &C.. and confidently rec
ommend it in General Debility, and diseases
Of the digestive organs.
F. II. WHITE, NJ. d.
AUBURN, N. T.. Sep. 6, 1868.
Gsnatnen:--I have been in the drug bus
mess the last fifteen years, and have never
sold a medicine which has given such great
satisfaction in cases Of Dyspepsia as the Ok
ygenated Bitters, and in this disease always
recommend it. H. G.. FOWLER.
Burlington, Vt, Nov. ~, 1864.
Genacmcn:-l am pleased to state, that
have tried the Orygenaied Bitters for Ind-
gestion and Debility, and found immediate
relief from using only part of bottle.
L., IL. ,~.,t,.t m, GIy,,,. -, - 90, =, ,,,,., t.
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ChiNs and Ferers! Chill and Fsrcr -
One of the greatest remedies that has ever
been laid before the public, for Fever and
Aqua and which have received the highest
encomiums from the press and the people. is
DR.. j. Hostetter's Celebrated Bitters. Who
would endure the tortures arisings from this
terrible disease when it can be SO easily cured?
Who would endure sleepless nights, burning
fevers and icy chills, alternately, when rem
e6y can be obtained for a mere tri1e? And
yet how many families linger out ppiuful
existence under this deadly blight, and do
nothing but sulp down quinine, until it be-
comes as common rs their daily meals. and
yet they are not relieved. None but the fool
ish and weak would hesitate to procure these
valuable Bitters and save themselves intense
agony. Sold by druggists and dealers gener-
ally everywhere.
eE-Ses advertisement in another column,
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WE desire to call the attention Of Tar
w lurs to our New Machines, just from our
Mandatory, which is the Fastest Machine in
the World, runs easy, and makes no noise.
This improvement is found in no other ma
cncand is secured by letters patent
To those who have RETAINED from buying we
ofIsr the mos, perfect machine, the "mir oac that
doe. every kind Of tailoring, the finest and the
coarsesr, all the work Of the Family; binds hats
caps, fronts, paters, shoes, and every thing ne
cossary to be sewed. The reputation OF our ma
chimes, 5000 in operation in this city. IS 3"ili-
cenl recommendation to the ne" Improvement
T=s- Send for Il copy OF /. NJ. SINGER L coz
GAZETTE, which viii he sent free. Pariis'
wishing TO purchase, will notice our Machine
with one operntor-wiil do more work thHn
any other two machines, which isl gain OF 100
pee cent. Prices ranging from $50 TO Sl21.
". Il. FREDERICK, Agent,
l59 Baltimore ST.
Baltimore, Nd Jan &c, lS6O-ly.
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CCNi Markets.

5000 a.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.--I won

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.--Its Won
deriu! effects and consequent popularity
perhaps no article in the history Of the Ml-
'eria -hedica, ever acquired the same Patron-
age, was subjected to the same number of Sc
we're and different tests, and met with 50 few
failures as the Mustang Linment. It ha
justly been styled a Panacea fdr all externa
Wounds, Cuts, Swellinss, Sprains, Bruises,
or Eruptions on Man or Beast. 1t is SO far
far medicine of surprising virtue. tina. PLY
sicians are compelled to prescribe it, and
from some remarkable cures of Chrome and
Distorted Rheumatic Gases it has naturally
attracted much attention from the first scien-
tific minds of the age No family can afford
to be without bottle of the Mustang I,ini.
ment in the house. Berare Of mutations
The genuine is sold by respectable dealers
in all parts of the world.
BARNES G. PARK,
Feb. 23-1m. Proprietors, New York.
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FIeEs.-On last Wednesday night week
between the hours Of eight and nine o'clock,
tue store Of Mr.. Wm. tloblitzell, on the cor
uer of Mechanic and Mil streets. was dis
covered to be on fire. All the Indications
point to it as the work Of an iuceudiary.--
Occurring at such al early hour in the eve
ming prevented an extensive con0asration.
which certainly would have been the consr-
qucnce had it been late at night. ilr. Hob
litzel,s loss is between one thousand and
fourteen hundred dollars The insurance
will cover the loss.
On Tuesday between eleven and twelve
o'clock, the fire bells sounded IN alarm,
caused by the hurningof the roof Of two
story brick house on Mil street. which was
c1tnguishcd before much damage wa. loue.
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Sheriff's Notice in Lien Law.


WHEREAS, By virtue of an Act Of the Gen.
w eral Assembly of Maryland, passed at
December Session, 1871. Chapter 20, entitled
can Act for the protection Of Meehnn mics and
others in Allegany Comfy and tho several
supplements thereto. u writ Of scfre }dctds has
Issued ont of the @ ircuit Court for Allegany
County, and to me directed in the following
words TO wit:
ALLEdAEY COUNTY, So.
The State Of Maryland, TO tbs
Sheriff Of AHegany County, Greeting:
vXTHEREAs, William slicer hath fled a
w claim in the Circuit Court for Allegany
County against Rebecca A. Tyson for the sum of
two hundred and sixty three dollars and sixty
cents with interest from the LIST July, 1859, for
work dons and materials furnished to or for
certain building to wit: Tie said building Is
located in the town Of Oakland in Allegany
County, Maryland, on the following described
parcel Of land: Beginning ct the Northeast
corner of Oak and Division street, and running
thence North az degrees West 1876 feet, South
% degrees West 1872 feet, South CT degrees East
233 feet, then by straight line to the beginning
being the parcel Of ground conveyed by Thomas
Dsvecmon Trustee. to tho said Rebeeca A. Tyson
and recorded in Liber II. R. No. IL folio 497
one of the land records of said County; the
said building Is plank dwelling. is feet wide
and ~ feet long, and two stories high with An
attic, and q kitchen in the rear IA feet wide
and IS feet long and one story high with an
attic. There is stairway between the main
building and the kitchen 10 feet square and IS
feet high and whereas it is alleged that the
said sum still remains due and unpaid to the
said William Slicer.
Now you are hereby commanded, that you
mako known to the said Rrbecca A. Tyson, and
TO all such persona ns may hold or occupy the
said building, that they be and appear before
tho Circuit Court for Allegany County at the
Cour, Honss in the city Of Cumberland, on tho
second Monday of April next, to show if any
thing they know or have 20 say why the said
SUN Of two hundrsd nrd sixty three dollars and
sixty ccnt5 with interest rs Aforesaid, should
not lie levied on the ad building for the use of
the said William S!icer. according to the form
md rJsGt of the nee of Assembly in such cnae
made uEd provided, il to thein Ii shall seem ex-
pcient; and have you then and there this
writ Witness the Honorable Thomas Perry,
Judge of the said Cont. the End day of J0nu.
ary 1850. Issued the 9TH day Of March 1860.
II. RESLEf, Clerk.
Vow. therefore, notice is hereby given in
Pursuance of said Act Of Assembly, to all claim
ants and persons Interested. to be and appear
before the Circuit Court for Allegany County.
on the second Monday Of April next, to show
If any thing they know, or have to say,why the
aforesaid sum should not Le levied on the said
buildings, for the use Of said william S!icer,
according to tho form and effect of the act OF
Assembly, in such cases made md provided.
HENRY Il. ATKINSON,
March IS, IS60-3w. Sheriff.
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a Gard to the Suffering.

The Rev. William Cossrove. while laboring
MS missionary in japan, was cured of Con.
sumption when all other means had failed, by
recipe obtained from n learned ph ysician re-
aiding in the great city Of Jrdd0. This recipe
has cured great nuntcrs who were auGerir &
from Consumption, Bronchitis. Sore Throat.
Coughs, and Colds, aud the debility and nor.
Yous depression caused by thcso dis oIdcrs.
Deairons of bsnshtiRg others, will ssnd bis
rsripe, which have brought homo with me to
all who need it, free of charge. Address.
REV. WIN. COSCR0VN.
Janl2-3m. $40 Baltir.pt., brooklyn,S y. 7.