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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-30


The NV Orleans Della of the 22d gives
retrospect Of boating in the olden days.
speaking OF the difference in the rates Of
fright, passage, de-, within q few years. II
says During the last thirty-fve years it
may be reasonable to suppose that the rates
Of freight have widely differed. If we take
the upper river trade for example, we find
among the regular New Orleans and Ten
Bessee river packets running in 1925, boat
called the Rambler. She was then consider
ed medium sized boat. and carried 127
tons. For cabin passage from Florence. Ala,
to New Orleans. she received the moderate
sum of 500 Up frsights were So Is per
100 lbs. from this port to Florence, W bile down
freights were only 81 so.
Ten years later there was boat on the
river called the Chester. In 1885, or about
that time, she was also considered medium
| sized boat, but her carrying capacity was
| 1886 tons. She was regular New Orleans
| and st. Louis packer. Her charges for pas
| seGgers were $50 10 the cabin and $40 on
| deck Up freight was shipped at 81 SO per
| loo lbs. and down freight at IS cents.
| In 1S45, still ten years later. 1ourished the
| famous J. III. White. She was also medium
| sized boat, but IN the ten years which bad
elapsed the capacity of that class of boats
Rad doubled, and the White was rated as a
700 ton packet. She charged cabin passen-
gers $40. and deck passengers SIS. For up
| freights that year her charges were 40c per
loo lbs, while the down freights stood at the
beggarly rate of 10 cents. 1t must be rec
objected. however, that at that period the
| Western States did not export much. owing
to the immense emigration. whose effects
then began to be felt
There was change in 1855. for we find the
Alsck Scott. then in her Lalmy days, receiv-
ed ls cents for down freight, and 40 cents q
100 lbs for up freight. The capacity of tn,
boats had also immensely increased, tho
Scott being able to carry 1900 tons. FoI
cabin passage the Scott charged s35, and
for deck passage 81.
In the last five years the capacity of th,
boats has not greatly increased. With th,
exception of the Magnolia, Maria Denning
Scotland and few others, our boats IN tn,
upper trades have been of fair capacity ant
no more. but the charge of freights is mOr'
rarIed. The great Sugar crop last yea
caused up river freignts TO advance. while
corresponding decrease this season has re
duced prices of up freights to l23 cents pei
hundred pounds. Again, down freights hav,
heeU better this season than for some year
past. and the rates of Sour, for example. from
St. Louis to this port have been as high a
IS cents per bbl., and are 30 cents. Tn
, price of passage has. however, steadily gon
down. and at present the best Uf st Loui
boats take passengers at S25- We give II
regard to passage the following table:
| n.-r
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THE Mississippi RIVER ONCE FoRp.RtE-,

THE Mississippi RIVER ONCE FoRDABLE.-A
fact was revealed in court New Madr id, in
this State, which is not little startling in
scientific point of view, as tending to show iha'
the Mississippi river of to-day is Got the stream
it was half q century ago. One of the oldesi
inhabitants of New Madrid stated on oath thai
he had known the river more than fifty years
and that when he first knew it. it was q much
smaller and shalower stream Than it is now
so shallow indeed. that he bad waded ano
forded il often. Several other old resident,
confirm this statement. and declare that th'
river at that point, now more Than a mile wide
was fordable half century ago.-St. Lou,
Mrs
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SbsriT's Salss.
Sherin,s Sale.

II College street..
NASHVILLE Tenn

DY virtue Of d IA to directed, and delivered
ID from the Hnnorable Circuit court Of Davidson
county, Tennessee, at lis JsnuSry Term, 1862,
viii cNisase % Public sale, IL the highest bidder,
for cash, al the Court house Yard in tue Cits Of
Nashville, GA Saturday, the l-th day Of Nav
1880, all the Tighs, tfie claim interest and estate
watch Samuel n MOI gaa then had, or uay Ha We
since acquired in an. TO the following dcsrribed Ne
gro man nam-d sam, aged about sixty i've
Years, color black III, No. ~ fsanIs
100 feet on hr S'uti shie al Bread AMI back
hundred asa siNty Hiae feeI t. aley twelve feet
vide, sna fronts Uue hundred ieet sand Ailey.-A
tract o. land al the souti side Cnmbef Ia ID river
IN strict No =, De Inning in tie ceateT OF the
IL lck Church Turnpike T"aa, thence running North
SAX, kas; twenty tolcs Ia STAKE, theisre 70 EasI
twenty five poi's, 10 pcls- t. q stak.. on the
West Boundary oI he 'id az. tract, Ilcucs Mo- IA
10 West viii SAT- PA tine Il 10 tsleS a. q
stone, thence odlh ~ w.st S5 l.ies Ia a rock
thence Sou Ia sS "a ~esI twrn,N iol-S =. the CEN
treth the f@rnk Ike road. t,scs Ss,slh sssS Fast IL
peles 10 tie oes inning -iCt No. J.. plan ~
Nest NSsl1N Aft, tram cnirsd feet ii be-
munaorane stre+i emu rUnainE 6-ck . hundred and
seventy nv" Get L. Twelve feat asy b. nag levied
o. as tae roIerty 81 - mu-E H. n rgaa % satisfy
a jul gmcni res drred il, favor at james r. Falls
agaia- Samuel h. Morgan.
John X. Emu DSON,
Sh7riL OF Davidson county.
apr30-tds. Ry y CRt IA, % Slin
Po~TroNsNESr The above sale has been ,srstp,aed
until the 2st' .nst., by co1seht OF larti-s..
a. CREgI-, n. 5.
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Bail AND EvERETr FLAG POLG.-Saturday
after NOM. IA H4g pole, IRON y hich Is pioudiy
10 foaI, duiing t.4e presidential canvas. -
beautiful dag inscribed wish the uaases OF Bell
aud Ersr.tt - a. erected by the gallant baud
II the NhiSs OF the First Wafd. known a. the
-.fanneil Tosa Boys." al The NORTH hosi cor
ier ei Fairfax aid Wilkes stTests, and the
.-origkls ssar and bsosd stripes given Ia The
Breske amid The cheers u ihe assembled
crowd. lac aAs - not yet haisAesi, bat Viii
Ok ia time to be hoislesi 10 The '.mssi head
"a Monday afsernooa, psevi.sas to the kaun-
Gallon, which takes place a. Liberty Hall, Ga
that nj gisI, and xhiihsF &c will be taken and
s>ed Ia lbs secora loo Of the Ii alL-ALe.- Cs-
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Sherin,s Sale.

T)N virtue OF n vendt.oni xPonas to ne directed and
Id delivered frosa the Honorable Circuit Court Of
lstvidsog Co. fe. n it, ia rern S6o will
expose & public sale To the al hest ndr r cash q
the Court iioGse Yard ia the CITY Il Nashville. on
SATURDAY, the 9ah DAY or JUNE, 1850, all the
right, ttls, claim, interest aud cstatr which Joel
A Battle then had, or may have since acquired
liz and tn the following descF b! tract Of land con-
tsiuing Eight Hundred AoreC, bounded fuliows -
bounded the 30 ia by Tie iaucs u :. J. Battle on
tn East by tue lands If K Brock Cilas j. hnSon an
Gray the North by Nm Austin, and on the West
10y the lands OF A. Flush and Jo-eph Llana and Mrs.
s. Battle Lev made Il 'ci.,Ck A 81, Nav 18th
1860 beng the me who. joel A. Rattle res dss
being ,evled tie pgoP rty of Joel a. Rattle TO
sstrfy judgment rendered Ia iaVor o. the Bank OF
tennessee against Joel A battle May lith, iss0.
may l6-Id x BRANCH, Dep sheriff.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 1ST.
Prop.ietor's Purse $500. Mile heats
SATURDAY, JUNE 2ND.
Jockey Club Purse, $500. Two Inile heats.
SAME DAY.

SANEE Da Il.
Sweepstakes for three year Odds. Single dash cf
two miles.
500 entrance S50forfeit; three more to I'LL the
stake; Club to add 500 f the race is run
/. W. ii. John on enters CHI Tcnth Legion by imp
Albion, dam Polly Elliott by Lev atht1.
2. VI Young ent-rs br C b. imp Albion, dam by
Woodfoik's Leyiathan.
3. Also, enters by br IMP Albion, dam Martha
Dunn by INN Sovereign.
Gen. W. g. Harding enters or Loyalty by Chill
Harold, dam Delta by Priam.
s so enters br Caivalry by Childe Harold, dam
Kate King by imp Prism.
g. b. F. Chestham enters by Free Trade, dam
by 81 BelshazZar-
I. Geo. Elliott etners ch by imp Albion, dam Ann
Chase by imp Leviathan.
s. A. Barnes enters CHI TOOdles by Highlander,
dam by Epsilon.
9. Rnundtree Stoner enter 5 lille Woodward by
imp Albion, dam E1dors by imp l'r;sm.
10. T. e. Mo re enters c by own Dick dam Mid
way by Boston. b. i. CHEATHAM,
may-9-td Proprietor.
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The Cattle Disease In Aassachusests has
become so formidable and alar ming that Gov.
BANKS hssealled an extra See ioa OF the Lee.
i-iaiuFe speeiaily 10 take action apan N. n.
mas aoae shis sa accordance With numerous
petitions from eitizsas. asd by rsausss Of III.
State board OF Agriculture
This -pieuro-pneamoala" is ftixhtfa,ly
Contagious diseasr. aud hss spr,ai s..5m
Brookheid 10 the soxas Of Pesassa, H.a-
bard-son. Maiden. Peppefsil and l.~rs. TAs
Legislature ~iii wees ~ weaae-dsy. Ma, 30
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-30

fHE Charleston Aaoz<z says: I'VE under
stand thai about hflssn essro~s have pesn
mizslns sine tlse s1joaFnmsns Of che coussn-
tssn. shich ~ sdesssay siss4s tszt sh-s bid
s.s keeoznpeasr I'd ~ sons pfsssle sEsiss.<.s
of shs underground EaxsrcsaLs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-30
puI.-Nervous disc,

THoIloway's PilIs.-Nervous disorders orig
mate IN the niids the brain the nervous system
aud consequently require some potent remedy to
sst natare in her functions and for which
icines are admirably adapted, they relieve III
head and stomach, the very maj springs Of life,
by expeIline the unhealthy Instructors restore en
e-ey and vigor- mayso-I~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-30

The republican ticketis exceediagy appro-
priats-tsue TO its design. Devoted TO The
interests oi Hams descendants. Il eegsas aud
rnds With lie index hassr poiaiing 20 re
eolored race thas: AbFskas aud Aesiln'-
HatA 1ssez.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-30
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3OTH.
Jockey Club Purse, $500. Two mile heats.

THURSDAY, MAY 31ST.
Sweepstakes for three year ODDS. Mile heats S1OO
entrance $50 forfeit: tree to fill the stalk:
Club TO add 5 90 II tLe is
l. Gen ". G. Harding en'eTs gr Loyalty by Childe
Harold, d an Delta by Pram-
2. Also, enters br Chivalry by CbIde Harold dam
Kate King, by imp Priam
8. NJ. Young enters br by imp. Albion. dam by
Wootfoik's Leviathan.
1. Also enters brf by imp. Albion dam Martha Dunn
by imp. Sovereign
S. A Tu"Uer enters Architect by imp Glencoe
dam Princess Anne by imp. Levatban.
6. B. CheItham enters br by Free Trade, dam by
Second B-lcha zzir.
=. Rou dtree X Stoner enters { Salie Woodward by
imp Albion, dam Eudor= by imp. Priam.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-30
TUESDAY, NAY 2sTH.

Sweepstakes for tried Colts, 500 entrance
SIS forfeit: mile heats; three four TO I'LL the
stake; Club to ado 500 if the race is run.
1. NJ. Young enters br c. by imp Albion, dam by
Woodfolk's Iayisthau.
2. Also, enters br. (. by imp. Albion, dam Martha
Drnn by imp sovereign.
8. A Turner enters b. c.. architect by imp. Glencoe,
dam Princess Anne by imp. Leviathan.
4. W. n johnson enters ch- Tenth IL gon by imp.
Albion, dam Polly Elicit by D. Leyiathau
s. Gen. w. h. Harding enters br. c.. Chivarv by
Childe Harold, dam Kate King by mp Priam.
g. Also, enters gr Loyalty, by Chiide Harold, dam
Delta by imp. Prlam-
Z. Geo. Elliott enters ch. E. by imp. Albion dam An
Chase by iEp. Ievi4than.
s. Barnes Halfway enters {. Twilight by licking
tou dam by Eclpse-
Q. T. G. Moore enters b. C. by Brown Dick, dam Mil
way by Boston.
TO- Roundtree X Staner enter b. C. by I'd Sovereign,
dam b. Wagner.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-30

T WILL ssaf a. issss ny pi<es n.zr shs aarfsesz-
here Pa tee tssss sfoz sae cas- ~ tAs p<exzzs
ysar - sz<5 ths p.srslegs e. ese se<s1- zlere 3
: coEsss1eni Ers1k Dusliirs ul<e xi>zkea asa fee4
I. Taos. as4 spae1td He1 II sxcsslzAt essef.
bers afs tse.-- - s-sEser ass es1<4es -
Sss - - kzsds = assssnls.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-30
VIZ. WtnsIow. an espenencea nurse

Wrs NfnsiOw, An experienced nurse a
emale ply sican, hasa soothing syrup for childre
eethins, which greatly facilitates the process
;eethicz by softeninF the ucing all nfiam
on-wili aliay all pain andis sure to regulated
bowels. Depend upOnit, mothers, IL willgive res
yourselves and relief and health to your infant
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement
mother column une7dAwly
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For Hire.
COOkING SroVES.

NOR the balance ef the year, = smart, active Ne
i gro Boy, Is ye~rs old. inquire At tbs Once.
mayIf-
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Fine Plants, Esergreeas. &c.

l>HR ne-aerssz.s fressss q Mr. ws1fI1x E4Axzs ~
4 the Rsaesins koad SarseFy Oass, 9TH be Pic1sed
10 learn THAI ar i On hts ssis city ssth
chaioe collie toe fros his extensive HsFtraltsfai
GaFd-as.
NJ. a. eaayaatees all sales msfe 81 him. Ard
skase wha kos 1ian aaF Sish fail reae ssoce u.
opeas a. she fret 4Ceil = Bx<g -AzEzs
Co. Va. = csieer street, where lie il2di-s, ass
ghas- a&sis< TASTE fe~s eF., psFtseaiafty n
xssrf o. call s1fe-a
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kriVatc correspondence

copyright Translation from the original GERMAN,
by Prieorich Klpp. one large limo volume, bound
in austin, with steel Portrait. "A
- The publication OF these letters in Germany has
produced markable Sensation ia EUROPE and
Will profound interest wherever the book is
read. Since lis announcement there has been the
utmost curiosity 10 il. Baron Hum03ldt, who
unquestiOnabiy the most tn ough y cosmopol-
tan savant OF the age, and perhaps the most abso
lutely learned man tHat ever lived had his pri
vste thoughts aid opinions Of men aud thiags which
he very freely expressed an these OF hand private
letters 70 his friend They full of anecdote,
sip and dal-out spoken, never sPariGg GeaIng
IN every levea the hishes,) direction Among Ihts
correspondence will be fouiia curious letters on pub
lie and priv ate Interests from many Of the most cell
ebraled aud prominent men in every department of
Literature, State, Sc once and At.
W. T. BERRY & CO have also just received PROBES
\
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ADVICE TO LADIEs.--we aware there are man,
Of our lady readers who complaining Of weakness
and debility. Our advice Is go once and &
Of MCISAS's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLoO
PURIFIER. 1t a delicious Tonic, aud just the thIni
strengthen and InvgHrate the whole Organization
and purify tue Blood. See advertisement in nnOthe
column. myl0-d&wlm
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BAD LUCK IN GOOD LUCK
JOHN LUCK

Is .szia Al ne Cd slsad. - CASA street, sitA
II nne assortment cf rseF3 ihisg IN tss Aasc, Toy
snd Fs1ay Lac. where be esii stasssd s.l as-
% al vhs = II fzssr hin VIE thzir p.ssea4ss.
Dzyis-a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-30

ASinvoies ef q aes Eagle, Alligator aud Oakland
~ suitable for small i=fai is just received aud Cor
sale ey BkSJ. y. sHlsLIiS : Co,
nayis CsAtr4i kooas College 81.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-30
STRAWBERRIES.

NOV Is the time u INT them aR- The best Jar
~ u Tempest's yellow Stone Jaf-tbc best and the
che apesi-
RtFRIGER sTORS--If yea wasn't yeur better hard.
your Fruit COOL % FOR the table, and save
yoar lie e, one + cur best Fhilsdrlphta kefrtgerA
tsrs--the uost ecOluInica ard ie hest arslce IA the
market MACKENZIE 4 NIScHfN.
may lS-u
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No Time 10 Wait for The Doctor /.

BOUT these times all children will eat green frat.
"A Al any moment Of ~ night. they are liable
u be attacked by Cholera Moo bus, by senlcEy N
srrhoa. No time then sand fsF ace doeter- Tie
,sFzfenbere DN sastery - insLanfly r-heves ~
sa-h no family ought o. b without Il IN sae
aouze. It's uromptoeSs has esved thauSan - yale
BILE lives IN Tennessee n the past few years Only
81 cents a bJgte-enauga fnr = wisote family for
xsele srassn. fresh lot Just resolved.
tnAyIs-u MAGAZINE & MINCHfS.
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Sunday School Celebrations.
Flags! Flags! Fiags!!!

NOTHING adds much to the appearance Of a
In Procession oi sunday School Chic ven asa Flag
Hitne hand or every little boy and gir.. LUCK Is
now prepared TO furnish them IN any quantity, At -
College street, up stairs ov'r Shields Auction Room
niayl-t
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-30
Choice New Grass Butter.

&C PICS Rae Fresh Butter viii arrive on
4O to-mOrro mOruing per Railroad, AMI for sale
b. NM. y SHIELDS 4 ca.
FINE Basgy Horse Cor sale-Anpiy ta
"a mayl5 BENZ. p. SHIELDS 4 co.
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Se,ectea x.u,np Coal.

THE easst ios Ct selsotsa Limp Caal = 40 b.
i fpuaa Al the Etaa Yard, ~here u IL said Af the
price 80 cents per h"sisl- Drop year srssFs
a Boz 10. "a Il. D. and thef ~iii be pratnltiF al
ended TO- sAaCEIs J. AG<EH,
fsbs-tf Yard b.sk 4 y = r. K Depot
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Ties, Stocks aud Cravats.

I'll vi Il L A Ii l. e.
Commencing sunday, April 10. 1850.
GOING SOUTH
LeaFe Nashville ASS arrive Columbia Ts05
Leave Nashville = SIS arrive az Columbia 535 N
GOING NORTH.
Leave Columbia so m. arrive at Nashville 10
Leave Columbia - m. arrive at Nashville m,
JNHE Mlrning Train going south connects with
Il Memphis and Charleston Railroad st Decatur.
The Evening FRAN going &c 9th connects nj Column
ois nth Train te Mount Pleasant aud Pulaski.
The Evening Train goiag Noyth makes close con.
iection at Nashville with Louisville aud Nashville
IA iroad froa aud amer Monday, May 5lh, 70 isuls
vile aud ali Eastern cities Bot train sun
lay. WON Pa kiNS,
mAy2-im Superintendent.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE eotArtneEs1iP as<reIofore existing between
tire undersigned, aer tue AZ ~ Of Fowler zad
krkesfF.rk, - this day aiss e4see b. matnAi con-
NJ. FO~Ier FsfiFii Z. The basinczs ssls la
fatar~ be Conducted by :. krkpaifick, no aione
authorised - Settle sAs baslness g. tbs sld ara.
a ~. fuNfE IA,
sprSo - klGkPAIkIEk-
1tHF uBderkiru a hsxiHg rsfired from the ern Of
Il Fowler a kirkfzsfEsk lssvsnE sold 0st ATS =
sire sEferrst therein : kirkpatrick, rssscctfaiis
tenders hsx thaH tn ccstnmsrs % the afIa Tor
khssr p4trsnaEs, AID se'c.ts eontsnuasea ~ s4ss
aprsa-s.a An FOWLER
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BUENA VISTA SPRINGS,
Logan County. Ky.

THIS delightful and healthy Summer resort will
l. again be open for the reception Of visitors on
the llth of june
Mrs BURGESS wi have charge of the Ladies De-
Dartment ami the Proprietor will try 10 make every
vi-tor feel at home II is useless to speak of the
medicinal qualities Of water, its cures Of Dyspepsia,
chronic Darruoea, &C, are too well known TO need
repeating.
The cars leave Nashville and GAINESVILLE every
morning O'Clock, and connects at the Depot in
ringfeld with Mr. NJ. c. Hockersm this four horse
Mail Coaches. which will direct To the Springs,
trriving by O'Clock p. NJ Through tickets can be
btained in Nashville and Ciarksvie If preferred.
may24-lw d. JhFFR ES, Proprietor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-30

M BOXES Cabinet Champagne; IS Bazkets Held
~ sick just received and for sale by
ma 2I-tf BENZ +. SHIELDS co.
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Canes! Canes /!

A SUPERB lot Of Cases, reesised aRd for sale b
n Aprs-tf j. n. pcs;IfI.
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y O It &c T.

THE Boa-d d Directors Il the Nashville CONNER
L ciAi Iusar .nee Com any has sectNred dividend
- Ssx ueAfs share oug OF the profits for the last
six months pl5 able And after the ioth ms.
JAMES WALK X.
mays-1n Secretary.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-06
PiIesI PiIes!I Piles III
Whaf is il? Ho,D cuved3

Thousands of persons have Piles-suffer for
years with the disease-yet few know what
il is, or how it is cured. Every case of Piles
whether manifested in the form of external
tumors, frequent beedings, or in violent Itch
ing and irritation, depends essentially upon
congestion OF the abdominal venous circula-
tion. This produces the engagement, dlla-
ton of the veins formation of tumors, hemor-
rhages, pain and suffering: and the disease
can only be fundamentally cured by medi-
cines which, taken internally, relieve this vc-
pous congestion. Hence ointment, washes,
and even injections, arc so Intellectual.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE
SPECIFIC, a simple sugar pill, taken two or
three times per day, cures the disease by cur
ing the condition upon which the disease de-
ponds. Hundreds have been cured by it,
even Of the most obstinate cases.
All will be promptly benefited byit. Price
so cents box.
N B.--A full set of Humphreys Romeo-
pathic Specifics, with Book of Directions, and
twenty Remedies, in large three-dracm walls,
and morocco case, So; do. in plain case,
81; case of fifteen boxes, and book, 50.
The Remedies, by the single box or full
case, sent to any address, by mail or express,
free of charge, or receipt of the price. Ad-
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Sold by j. B. II. Campbell. Cumberland, Md.
Aug. S0th 1860.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-06
County Expenses.
THE following statement of Coun

THE following statement of County
l. expenses for the year 1860, published in
compliance with the 9th section of the 18th
article of the new code which is az follows
"They shall make out and publish annually in
at least two newspapers published in tlieir re-
spectve counties if there be two, detailed
minute and accurate statement of'the expenses
OF their said counties, specifying therein each
particular item of expense, and for what and to
whom paid and sh all also deliver to the Sher-
iff of their respective counties as many copies
of such statement as there are Election Districts
in the county, at least ten days before each
general election, and the Sheriff shall, within
six days after the receipt of such copies, set up
one of them at the place of holding elections in
each elect on district, aud the Clerk TO the
County Commissioners aad the Sheriff who
shall fail to perform the duty imposed by this
section, shall each forfeit the sum of one hum
bred dollars"
BY order of the County Commissioners,
Test-WM. KILGpUR, Clerk.