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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-13
DIR. M'LaE. Fermifuge!
ANOTHER MEDICAL WITNESS.

I, is no small evidence of the intrinsic
value of this great Yetmituye, when even
physicians, who are generally prejudice!
against patent medicines, voluntarily
come forward and testify to lis triumphant
success 10 expelling worms. Read the
following
HARR1soNv1LLE Shelby Co. KY, April 2,
1849.
MEssRs FLEMING BRos.-Iam practice
ing physician residing permanently in this
place. In the year i3, when resi-
dent of the State of Missouri, became
acquainted with the superior virtues of
Dr.. M'Lane's Kermyuge, prepared by
you. At some more leisure moment, |
will send you the result of an experiment
| made with one vial, in expelling up
wards of 800 worms.
L. CARTER, NJ. D.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DIR. M'LANES CELEBRATED YER
MIFUGE, manufactured by FLEM,
ING BROS. of PITTSBURGH, PA. There
are other Pills pu'por,ing TO be Liver
Pills, now before the public. Dr.
M'Lane's genuine Liver Pills, also his
celebrated Vermifuge, can now be had at
all respectable drugstores. None gena-
inc aoithont tile signature of.
i T45) FLEMING BROS.
I F you want Yankee Notions and Fanc
! i goods by the 1000 call at the New York
| Cash Store.
4 IF you want Edging, Nainsook. Jaconetts,
l BrilliaEts, Swiss, 25 per can't. cheaper than
ever before sold, call at the New York Cash
/ Store
/ DITTSBURGH SALT!-A large lot just
| Il received and for sale at ASHBkOGK'S.
EF you want Hoops Of any kind go to
n RosRINs d H,r-~.
WILLIAMS g. DELLiNGE
/. Is selling the best calico at l | cents.
And selling enamel Shoes at rs cts.
EHE New York Cash Store has just re-
ceiycd fine stock of Family Groceries.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-13
U"Peterson's Magazine" for Octo

~"Pcterson's Magazine for Octo
Der came little too late 10 be noticed in
our last issue. I, opens with a beautiful
steel plate engraving of "Mundine, and a
fashion plate which cannot be surpassed ic
taste and coloring.
"The ruling passion has reached its cul-
minaiing point OF interest. and as for the
patterns, we can say we have been obliged
to lend the book already on account oil
them. Terms. $500 per year.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of Ohio, Wyandot County, SIS:
Pursuant o the command of an execution Wit
from the Court of Common Pleas, i'll and Tor
tbe county of W, andot, to me directed, shall
expose TO public sale, at the residence of
John F. Shaffer in Antrim township,
Wvandot county, Ohio. on the goth day Of
August a. d., 1860, between the honrs of 10
o'clock a 10. and O'Clock p. m, OF said day
the following described property to wit: One
Two Horse w agon and one two horse Carriage.
To be sold as the property of John f. Shat
fer at the suit of J. d. Sears.
Terms of sale cash.
JAS. CULBERTSON, Jr..
July &c, 80 Pr So, SheriiI
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rTGD GDE& NIB HEE.

all kinds of clothing according to the yer,
latest styles and in Il amanner that will justify
him i'll H'arrantiug satisfaction to those who
may fav r hlm with their patronage.
CASL AND SEE ME, friends, at my new
store; l will. at least ,endeavorto make /, our
visit pleasant one. II. HARDLEY,
Upper ~andusky April I5.'59.-tf
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H.E PHO ~ < e e.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
thursday Y................. sept l'' iooo

Terms-One Dollar 4 FiftyCents IN advance
Two Dollars, if payment is del yed till after
che close of the year. No paper will be dis
continued until all arrearases are paid, except
at the option of the Publisher.
rS. NJ. PETTINGILL & CO. Advcrtis-
rg Agents, No. ll9 Nassau ST.. New fok an
10 State street, Boston, are agents for ,he"Pi.
hecr." They are authorized to contract for
us at our lowest rates. -a.
UThe CINcISNArI Tyre FOUNDRY COMPANY
are authorised to act as our agents in that city
CHICHESTER & SANFORD. Proprietors OF me
Merchants Advertising, Commission and Col
lecting Agency, are agents for this paper III
the cities OF Philadelphia, Pa; Wilmington
Del; AID Baltimore, Nd.
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A little cheaper and a little better than any
his neighbors can do.
Call And See Me,

And don't forget the place-No. 3, YELLOW
CORNER-you will be treated and waited up
on in a manner that cannot fail to please you.
Oct 90 50 Is. LiEBEN ii l..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-13

DlTTSBURGH SALT!-A large lot Just
j. received and for sale at ASHBkOCK'S.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-13
WILLIAMS g. DELLlNGE

'EHE New York Cash Store has just re-
= ceiycd fine stock of Family Groceries.
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THR oRxArEsT SALE ov TIE FINEST LAND AND
of IL hAn has been sold In Virginia for ths nfJ
ALSO iss VALUABLE xRoRoEs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

LAND, kIsAN08, %.
county entered IN he 60 of corbin D. nrbin as6
knssa.. ss ssS a., p s:pss@ssr isss = Ess ssss.
esssssosa DYER sso.s ...,s me. ss..
no . ovsras" s .r. ssss e % s
suuhoa and wen ada % ~ SroviA y vssA csn ~
sesi,sy seshsorSood vel sssd ana cuitvsssd snd ~
' s .ss .s Ivy ). :. v sssS.s.u. rv.
80 sas 9 - 1;;r . e: sss:.y 3 Co. About .
e. * ss.. ss se q: si.s %: ~ sA' beng '
y, q ~: Isss ooas. q Isss ssa s,s
wph marble mAs.sA hsrs hAll thr.e psss.g-s and 8
s~sisa ss o. .As ,r. a. s1 .s S .s y =
appliances; en- once vih al The nscrsary outbu,dnn
ss C., .s-s ana sss s ~. I'd ~
wharf s:ss,y y easily s.s.sl.ssed On - md M
ana ali he sessssary harm baidlnss % e.sk
"a. i. n ss e ss, y Rss re: on is " 3
scres srs n word about 80 scree ccusaiaeS IN Po
due ,ss ss q '1 sa,s .s sssi: s s
hskcry attached 70 this VIA u nssssnsry sas&
% s e. - srsss snsns ses c
ss :s s: s = ss 80 ss =
res Ars barns and rrnn.,@s ne grain prodacsd 90 ~
H. .s Nh ~ ]. .s .ss; sP' . ooaar-.. BY y.
hey - ~, a. ., ~ >s uss asa plAes. oss su.ayss
s.d ss,y s.vea copprsns n.ohsnss seuss ssrvsns
scS farm s.. s.s ~. S !. s u.. %S s -
ing implsmensa of ths bcsl kind and Construction. I
,nss term q, s z, =, s z nss: r ..s n, [ ;.
a incsmeus we~her v take place p-ri Ten
csss s.rsy "a de prs"-s 80 g "A, one :
ny = sssrr,:, ., and arssr l.s
{ s sHsso:,
rsrpvucxsnrxe, virginia. Ausrsa d, issa
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A nMTNIkrRAToR'x SALE
"A Eirrant class Household Furniture, royal Velvet
Carces rich Chns eiyer Ware on Paintings Pier and
MsDel Mirrors sper did rosewood Ptanofore IA
soc ruscwoof Psrlo> suits elegantly carved Ac
THURSDAY feptetnbNr q 101 O'Clock.
Al the five story residence No 2S Wes four enth street.,
Eighth avenue
Ia~ tho property Of tten ssracxut, deceased
An like tas purchase nrxt clAea rc9eWood
Furniture sed nm osrer " he public A the aae sdc
by oraer OF the Administrator every hing wiz be sod Without
wv PORTER 4 co, Auasonser,,
Respectfully call the sie u 10 the superb
contained In the sbose <ron, consisting In part
superior ia wood Pianoforte OF excellent
dpisb sod rosewood Drawing Room and Boud,r SUITS,
covered In Frenc. satin and silk OF The co~y h;
larte French pais pier nsntel Mirrors with
royal velvet Carpets, Turkish Ruxs brccAei and fAce
wtn,ow Cr'sTs sold rod st<ulry top kteger~s lined
with cd aide aud work rsNes ea-
ganchna Vases Cocks splendid 0othc and Turkish
Chairs sod rosewood Reception and Chairs Quar-
ttte and Wills, Table sold oak extension Tea aud Dining
Japanese ru Dining Room Furniture In silk doe
Brussels carpe Rugs elsg china Tea AID Dnuer Ses
ivory Currs Hass Snyerwxr~ Dinner Tea Ser
vice viii salvcr match Casters spoon Forks Naokin
Rlnes Cake and Fruit Baskets also solid rosewood and
hTsny Bedsteads elegant marble top Dressing Bureaus
ingram Carpets Mrrrs Cocks Carpet and Rods on
cloths. snhceui wood Hall Stand two Han Chairs
hogany Rockers mahogany cushioned GhsirA Sole
BED together with large and extensive variety Of basement
usnsis with which tbs sale viii commerce Catalogues will
~ re.dy the whole 30 examined after O'clock
will he required from every purchaser without any ercep,o
Carmen uia be attendance 10 pack cart sp COOS for
JAMES LYNCH. Administrators.
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vVN wTTrxRa AUcTrovxya-wryI. SELL. on
sss W. s,ssss rsn ~ - sgsc cS. -, ~ ~
IN made order, iavrs Feather B~ds pssdins cps1 m
tersAru TAh~s china dnper and kes acve~ crshcr
with everyhlsF usesuI end pe~Hy v bousrkcepux wa
Be sold few days - French piais Pier And Mansl MiS
m rfck epld IN frames, BY orter a a6agnceL
Ww. wTTTxRs. AuCTroxlER-wrL SILL. THIS
w day. o'ewrh ~ 40 Canal street. al - G~ns~~l
rnySsurr -, arss sc~ss; SOFA rcckins. e.sv an
spyina ChArs side EXTENSION ohsr Tnbs
Frvnch pi~e Pier lace oh~r Curan~ Piano enc
original On raiuoKs vssra Dausel ccck, velvet medsion
ed recrssssI HockcssS re- CaAneeusx msbcf~uy and
ooer bedesss0s heu snppncr feaaser be6s tNble
Wsrdruhs~ diuinr ruu1 NJ tnrksn us~nure aose I'M
Nv az, = c,co,k g - csna ssssh e>x.nt FURNITURE
ali osrDo1A ngs1Aex whh hs ruvnisurs a hrs uny
bc~se. ro0~e1 from Bobosen rhree DuIci u~rs
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A UcTIoN NOTICE TO HousRK gEEPERs
IA Aucpo- sale a.
KIEG ANT III 'UsEHOLD vURHIfURE

EltSEl.i4 w. WFkTCOTT AucuOuoeF, WI ool- THIS dAy
"Wednesday. septsm yer ut 10Y O'Clock, the euipe
ELEGANT HOUsEHoLD FukNITURn
Coutz ed IN the resdence No l57 West Twenty h street.
aew doors Of ssventh comprsng large and
costly objection Of por chamber dining and other
Furninre III Of vhh usw. hAyns bsen made 70 order but
short time. consinx In az eiegant bronze and o-molo
chsndener two superb carved sn wood pAror sas
OF whch covered In and gold ss orocaot tins
osh~r and ccmp~tsing l8 pieces. with
c~p'ion Cas match; rutish elegant pier and
manis xrrors rch artistic Bru1cs Equestrian aud sxtuetc
rosewood ~ octave PiAncfore soo and two m&rb
top rosewood Ergcres with plate doors sewood ssntre
eof snd ssde Tables lsss curtains aud orpioea tapestry
and brussels tarpefs yotsre Uhs with Lounges tn match
ia rich velvet moqurs sssinary marble oroups and Bsu q
hn Wslf~r Scott, Mrbp ahakspere. ArAdne and
BSochus fre and War Ac antique Hall stApd aud Chsrs
sold with mirror ricn Bed
Fr. nrh hair Beds ard B~ddiag
Chamber Suits wrench Tclt sesa sewood marble top
Dressing bnrcsns mehogsny and e,Am~llec Bureaus.
Amcvrs oace Ioi~ warcrobes couchs. IN erocaic Add
Goths~ Chsirs 10 vcive blankets aud French Cu
French Mirror rich GOA shades bronze end roid
Cncks. month oak extsn&on Fable opens 10 foo
BDug hxirs oak marble Sd~board Alverwsre h
rren~h hna q every o~ecnpt ruby ard crystal Cut ass
Table Cutlery Ocoha Carpsa &C. throughout the house.
wb large sssy Of mAxans and other 1nrpsure mot here
enuDerated BPurchsseru VII pease notice hai every
Ting the house vii be sod rain shne being peremp
tory and positive ale ms above Hoass 70 rent Possession
N edinely.
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4 RARu OPPORTUNITY rOR PERSONS IN WANT
a a ara cisas csbnes Furnswe HOUSEHOLDS Goods OF
description. M coucDs q tb~ rpcvby furnished rc
dvncs - Cintoa plsee. Eighth
q broadway v Be sid - private sae al half IL value
The embraces everything
for scsses and private Mmny Al Ara eias. ods n hns
c~ter few a The leAsrg ARTICLES Be montoued
Piapo Per Mastel Ornaments velvs
and other Carpets roe~ss black walnut and maho<any
Pvior, Dining and Chamber Furniturv. rrh Window
pspsry. hsnie .acks Brecse scd lseorsaoaA ON rsns
irgs elegant Table W Il ala descriptions There
end he Nothing b. a<hed Tor thai have
M roa Cal from A. ~ p6P.M
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A JNO =. HyN0En POD CO., AUCTTONakaa
A. HOUDnHOLD PukMITUkg
PUEBLO AUCTION.


A. ''0 fES oG::sSB . 81 fSSEE0s..A
PUBLIC xucrrox.
No. wes s.A .s s::.:. : 81? s.ss ~ :ssss:
.sas aoa:sSoi Fofni.as. &c. odss = .sssiS: sis a.
y Of ths best descTipuou. Va: n - -
Rosewood ssvsn octave Pianofosss.
Bookcase. Eieserss Cabinets,
Rosewood and msAosasy Chamber rurniiars,
Ths furnaurs All made % order by Braunsdorf wsn Co.
II Ss ceS srosds q se IN
ssya % ss as .s.o. ssc .s e:
two Ssrsd ross sS Ssnss Isnso 'S %ssss TO
ss TOP superb seer aie and 10 kcs:s Turkss sr@ Ghs
covered Y Velvet. lsdys work Table and wns DISK inss
Bots de Rose cahinets and ormou Chsndets,
TWO do pier Mirrors, c@Sroldsrsd lace caias French
shsSss pss, insS 9TH ra e, q View. So
pets mssic Hugs Chess Table antique Reception Chairs
HAGNrvIEsr X lsEwoop PIAxoFoRrk
The riches, instrument offered annoo this s.aou sperby
strung ba.s All he modern Improvements made ~ city
= sssss rs CLOTH rose
wood Canterbury DO S0 y sr0'ad' Music 10
y Cole n sd ~ sson Fss Ssw sos D Of ys
ss yes eos from he ors n Sa aavSe
Hsrn Views Sea 'he smugslsrs- Winter sc~pe
Paintings. scenea Switzerland. By Kesche l. elegantly
painted Landscspes ak by Haley Ao number OF tine
cabinet Pictures aud French lre sngrsyings
TT .TCARY. BRONZEs, VASES.
Marble Statue of Washing Cupid psychs, Pandora
Poetry Music Pal ting antique bronze ststu.ttes ths
Gloves CharlensRne bronze " from
poUpe and Hercula eg ntly decorated Sevrea china
Vases from the collect " q Jerome y ,nyparte
DINING ROOM.
Solid OAK Buffet richly carved. oak Exensna Table. 10
draw Hertzs paient ChsrH buffers Tray. Dumb
Waiter Couches -ware Coffee Urn Oyster furreen, Tes
ses SIX pieces; NAPKIN Rings Egg lsa.d and Boiler Cake
spoons, Toe Pitchers, cut and
grnved lass tho celebrated house, Peepis
x co raria viz Decaniers, oobets. Champsimes Wines
CarAHs rul and Preserve BsBds Punch Row. Sheffield
Table Cutlery Table Linen gold bant Dinner Set decorated
Tea Sci
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood BurearR Besst<sds. Commndes- wArdrobea
cutie louis XIV hair and spring Mattresses Blankets
Bed Linen Brussels Csrpets oval Mrrors Sofas Rockers
a. Also the Furniture OF the upper chsmtes.
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-
DROOKHT DANCrHQ ACADnnY IA nnOoNn a9REuF
ID IA ID 0AnuO BROOK ~ ON oV~n ~ acnAmmy a
mer1ay. ~ u, Ism fw sfu1eA 81
vedUeD4ay nsps a, for cAaDAvs~ aNM
use han vth recslsoa srcns - pvssa.g rc!.s sdja
cen poeD ~ot a1vnutnuem fr puuuA run4Groa bsyuux
III que ~ nza exen~ve ax onnvpokeaa $500 arads
my IN the rnf "a essArs ma IN Ne w0F1A.
Te lste~ dances rrceived regularly FROM
s rugts ~ve a ~ sdvsstse~ = psrfesirs hemssVss
wh<A ney cced srgec rccrve fv@ na~ses Of The an
An Ss fashlonssie dssces wfl y usrcdused nrsSer VIA
the and h<autfful French quadr1>4
rRlScK MrRnI AZ and IA nCssr
ladies meet Tuesdays and rrdaya from siospy
Uepu~mer. Tuesdays and Frtdaya frpn 10 ioa, r. n
@Chndven, wednesdays a2d saturdays, frcw snsP.N
rAse~' primary cle@wee lnesrues~d Nv Nh nrss~s
Private tessuns a. bour~ pus csrnped hy ci>ss-s
Az he fashionable dances tauah me corrse N les.or
The opcnins soirce Wednesday evenns sept To-
Az. O W. RIVERS DANCING ACADEMY No =.
m Ful,cn sre~s Rrrs. IN r-oyes russssr s.pscn.
oco~s 2. n. r~uiemen r. NJ Mss add ma~.~rs va
u-stay and saturdsy sftsrooss, ri o'cccs
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n coIroN AucvioNEER -0RE AT sAr,w or HOTEL

II CoLrON AUcvIONEER -GRE AT sALH OF HOTEL
r. and Household Furniture rich Carpets French psts
Mirrors Psrlnr Suits 1c 6c-F COTTON VIII sell on rhavs
street Re entire Furniture OF large hote and boarding
bopse removed from the upper Of the city and VIII EN-
would be iupossihe ou among the assor~ent
be found every bind and description o. Prlor Dining
Ronu Bedroom FURNITURE French plate and
oval Mirror capes Of all kinds Lace an. other cnrtans
BeddinG Quta Sheea China CrockNry Ware. &C.. &c
Catalogues ready and goods may be examined this day.
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UcrroS SorIcE-
n BURnHAMs
rURkTrURD
ElPRH0
AND rURNTrUKE
PACKING
EN~ABLrSHwnwT,
fIf and fe weu Esvsufk between Flth and sxfh svx
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DRorEssoR RnsYKI.I. iN CHAMBERS STREET, CAN
3 coosaies - usaa or By letter, "a bon Az Nsw ycrt
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CHUN AN xARLr oRAyn-RrAD rHR PRIVATE Nh.
~ dcn rrcais~ BY Or Ward regularly eancsked phyu.
can wholly devoted 70 curing Diseases cartain
rsuens MAJ conslh Dr. Ward is~ss~~ upo
bic nc& His remedies and trex,rreut me ro~ sur
cs~sM IN he wnrd preuareS iron Hfsirns xpen In
he sra hosptAk and ereBAed PRACTICE h.n am
ether Hing nh sciAu n WARD a1we oae rcxse~. ~,
snnnA aTre ASA m 81 a.. -
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EDwARD scaEseK ArcrIoSEEa, s.IEssoov IA

II Bros1wsy-By x p H. sCHENcK. on THURSDAY. 9Th
inst at loi O'Clock at their saeeroom. lA Rrnadwsv. ne
second hsnd hoaehod Fnrnin-e consisting In part OF
suits Of rosewood mahogany and black walnut PArlo turn
tire IN hrcc.te pnsh and hAirsotb rosewood msrne TOP
Brussels ingram Carpets plain rosewood
hogHnv blar walnut Bedstesds MARBLE ton BureSrs
Wsshands and Comudes oak and black walnut marble Top
Bunes Tables and dining Chairs. Turkish
Lourges On airs wardrobes Mattresses
Retdlne Ac
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CORPORATION rcTICR-THx comMfrrHg on AS
se~rne.s as pc.,S = 49,. ~ m s ~ wv
Ss.,-ss a cs,osS NJ xF gs;ss.s having susns. 70
fore s.id ccmshsee sre re9es.sSd e " present Ga.
NV eKNrT, } M
ESQ STARE, SAs.sssnsos
!. Msrcz Hsrxv, Clerk
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INFORMANT 70 TIE nARRrxD AND YHOsn ABOUT
- b. married Or 4. n Msurcsan, Prcfsspw Of a.
Valuable bcok, eniued The nard wonAns Private Ned
cal crmpspton" Pnce ~. sold BIZ a. a. LAwRnwCE No
View y~s. ~ ell be s-s BY NAL any rars Of the United
sss and o.nsda IN rec~gt q 81. Address box 11s Nev
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(yARD.-RoBuRf srkpCER TAKEn rrEIs opPonYU-
~ my 10 nfown he frenAs asd ~ pnbns enrsun6N -
cunsr Bruedvsy, vhsr~ ~ hesps hand = - 1er4
80 rmsdeSaM 49,, ceoo 30 eanA CIV ~ 81
TO ErICuREs-A PINE LOT or onmEH IUnrIR
u@ arrived per ssssmew Nnrhewn rx41A vii - sFvme
~ daily IN soups and STEAKS ~ IN ws~nefos Rssasnr~sA
NO bro~dvay. Aiso, 40 or Arss nns rsrlss fw s.le
TAEIl DHorR AT SIX O'CLOCK.
s~~~Aa rSv~ss pastrs m sasss1s - sassas
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EEnMAE- AnxRicAS IxsrrrurR - WET rwRxry
~ seocnd Hreet-Tkis School confuceed H. mnn -
proved German pinn - basncnfpm dsvalnpe0G
g ~ me sscnnsn q ~ nsrd ~ phyaaAl psglssa - ~
sessh,sz nsfys asd fo.s. e4slsys1 = ~ naGtA o.
man French and Spanish deparu1En. Boya pFSwsroA
business o. oelleRe Separate department for rr In
plan and crnansuld needlewosk ssushi Term begn
BE- obtained ri WeeRrmanna 20 nrus< uav. n ~
Gil broadway. and ~ the lnsfissfs ri hUf.ON r. ID
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A IDKRrxy CATTLE FOR SALE By AuCrIO
n sure brsd AlS~rncv Cove wfth their Calves Tn
Thus Richardsrn, on West Farms rsr ship Pslsdei
re- sold Al auction Friday, T,h inst ~ II O'Clock
Per No North river. 1hese cattle were seiec.~l
Fowler ~ vel known dealer, for private use The
a their milk n unsurpassed. For further p1rticui
b. r. RrCuARnSON, rs Broadway.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-07

,ha r,ea.antn,ss with which its medicines
NAV ho taken or given children, it still re-
r,,ined an intricate system for the people to
,,se From the ia that single medicine is
given at dose, and each applicable to only
c r.ain symptoms, large number OF mc1i-
cines and q large book of directions became
necessary in orler to their use and what is
worse, these directions are Of tho most nice
and discriminating character, so that often
the longer one looked and studied, the more
puzzled he became, nor could any amount of
learned lumber, in the way Of Domestic Nan-
uals, explain the matter
At this precise point the discovery Of Prof.
Humphreys comes in. He ascertaiued from
repeated experiments, what had been before
denied, that certain medicines in this system
might be hermuniously combined in a single
re nely which possessed, in good part, the adj
vantages Of each Of its ingredients, and upon
tls principle forms series of Specific Rem
edieS for each of the more common diseases
ur ailments. With these all uncertainty and
embarrassment in giving the remedies Is a.
voided, and they may he properly admins
tered by any person of ordinary intelligence
His Improvement is certainly valuable. and
one which throws the benefits Of this beauti-
full and efficient system into the hands OF the
psople, a. d must prove a blessing to thou
sands. His Specifics are spoken OF IN high
terms by those who use them, and we car
readily conceive must prove valuable addi-
ton to the comforts Of family.
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A SINGULAR FAcr.-"fIalls Joarnal Of
Health" which ia regarded as the highest
medical authority in the country, says that
the greatest III, rtality takes place in April
and May. The causes are supposed to be
from diseases brought on by people impru-
IDENTIFY sbolishing fires in their stoves, throw
ing Of their undertaking too soon, and the
diminished appetite incident to the change
of weather. or course it is only those whose
system ia not in sound condition who are
the victims. "Lindseys Imprcred Blood
Searcher" will so purify he body that it will
be proof against sudden changes of the wealth
er. It's great success in curing Cancer, Scrof.
ula, letter, Dyspepsia, Liver complaint, and
numerous other diseases. have given it rep
utation never attained by any medicine in
10 short time. 1t is only necessary to try
single bottle to be convinced Of its efficacy.
. p@ See advertisement in another column.
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Good People all attention
give.

WAS born in Prussia but my father
l. was Frenciman, my mother being Prus-
an, have travelled largely in the world and
never saw nu article like the Lamb killed on
last Friday. | will give $500 in $40 gold
pieces, If any one will bring me an article like
il from any part OF the world. The Lamb was
weighed by the Market Mister, Mr.. WIN. Gep-
hart, and drew IL lbs. While the Brass Band
was playing some OF their choicest strains, the
Mayor and Councilmen examined the Lamb
and pronounced it Superior to any thing they
had ever seen. 1t had At inches solid tat over
the back h there was | Internal fat weiged
by J. Shower, II. johnson, G. Wer.haugher and
myself, there being none OF any at count mhont
the Kidneys. This meat has been declared to
be by those who have eaten of it the sw eeesi
aud ;Jest that has ever been in Cumberland City.
The men who burnt my slaughter house last
winter, with Bear which was intended for
present to the citizens OF Cumberland also one
dog, worth $500, II head of hogs, heeves
weighing 800 lbs, and variety of other arIi
Giles, shall have $4,000 in $40 gold pieces cash,
if they will deliver to me, similar Lamb, pro-
nounccd to be such by the Mayor and Coun
cilmen of this city. and the Butchers who ex-
amined the one | sold last Saturday, at my
house, one door above the Cumberland Bank.
in three months from this date.
June7-lt HENRY MEHN.
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families. No where have they been tried
without having been approved, and their
highest appropriations among those who have
known then, longest: and most intimately.
N. B.-A full set of Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Specifies with Book of ID, ections, and
twenty different Remedies, in large walls, mo-
rocco case, So; ditto, in plain case, 81; case
of fifteen boxes, and book, 81. Single box-
es, rs cents and so cents.
These Remedies, by the single box or case
are sent by mail or express, free Of charge,
TO apy address, or receipt Of the price, Ad-
dress DR. HI HUMPHREYS CO.,
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
For Sale by j. b. II. Campbell. Cumberland
Cumberland May 81 1s60-1m. Md.