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S HIP PIN G NE w S
Port OF New YorH. October y. 1860
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s'esmsAip James.owa, ssaner. RsAnoai A., Win ass
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frg John Cotton q Fan RIVER Orwell y,lAEs s 80,
BrE y ~ $50 Ho,n,s :, Joha. ~ i day. 80 ca al
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pr = lawrence, Pstsrsnn. Machlaa g LAYS
Schf Bolivar, fngrahsm. RocxlAns. bdkYA
renf Astnaet sreAr, R<kAnd. 4 days
SIR ilaFe Bale Stnrges, Blsi n for Alhanv
kehr austln, Tcrpklus Hrfnn. Bdsva
echf n FcH, Jones Ramtyn far Absny
schr Arr strong, rnf-r, Ros,on for Ahsny.
frtr Gen Taylor. tones gicures Or, DAYS
kchr James NcCl'-sy, sehhins, fIaddAnn. dsya
schr Whhe cloud q mAsts, Nelson Fr0vffenc-. dsgs
schr Geo W Smith, Mills Proviencel
Schr Justice. snlh. Newport dAvm
SER schIssa xsr.Ssn Sss Hsvss. esy.
Sehr Ne~ts. Han New Fev~r days
Schr fc~rphine Kelley Norwich adava
Echr Wary riercs, enih Mystic. ssys
Schr Ann Glover, Robinson Port Jed~fson zdNys
schr Brave. Lowell Albany Tor Bos.on
srhr Tryphera Ncsefm0a. Albany fcr Bne'r-
Schr q Huntington Rpgish. Aitary for shpn
eehr Com Tucker, Is1ud. kondoui FOR Ne~brryrorf
Srhr Rrutss, -. Rord1ui Tor Bosom.
schr wres,h Randall Roncoui for Boston.
srhr View YORK PAcke Randall. Konooui tor BOSTON,.
SIR kisw. Hafietf. safeu for Hr-&an
slo1r Diver swee Pri'irs. Tsrntcu. t&ya
Noor Nouni hor~, suivan, il xloc, stg0
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~ Twertieih Ward Independent De nocrsic Club will be
keif Monday evening October - a O'Clock Military
Hall s6s Eirhth Nembers requested
bus ness az importance will be transacted.
Hren a. rI0op. Eec'y jams HkNNEG Az. rre~'L
1Hos wsSxisc. Rec sec ALEX NcNCLLEN, ice prest
PkrNCx ByHgE. Treaswrsr
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UrAT 'Bgs niANoNDs, JEwxLRY AND MERCHAN.
dee ws,tsd. % wsah heerl advances vii u msse q
hcrgh for -,sh " NJ pfssse unces No. g. No tgs
RroscsAy hra aoor Bc1 hoaaiou street tce fr isdes
". II. HEATacorn
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roop Oregon Rhodes Providenoo days
Rteanser Delaware. Cannon PnilAdelphis.
RtaamsY WAmsutaA Aroy. New Bedford
steansr AloAtroas. jones' P,ovtdeu0e+
Pus Aoa, Neule No repors-27h inst BasnsgAs bearing
NV mes distant spoke ship Inii.mAn from M*nia fos
New Y~h nnd ordered Bostolshe repnrs July 10 ia the
strss al Sd. IA ahi Alliance from Mantle Tor ostn
same Tune bark Home from Manila Tor NOW Sosk pnsAas
~ N Gloucsster Isee oss OF ship Oliver pntnam)
IN sob Ocean Rrd mot Wave reported arrived
vsstsrtay from Windsor Ms.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

EATVRDAl, UrI. z7--b T. y.
AsHrs The market quiet and sales imiGci 70 20
30 bDls At c Tor both sorts. The stock comprised
about POI bbls. pot and 800 pearls.
BRIADsrUFFs, -Flour-rbe market was Irregular, aud
for some kinds Of common and medium grades prices
we're easier The gales embraced about 10 600 Dbls
Lee NJ n An he win q mr.
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1crH wARD-uxroNsAxD vfcroEy.-MEN OF rH1
10 Union cone join the ranks Of - vctsrous dd %
restore m former tcsion o. honesty And
r~spe-t meeting Of The Rspubicsn Association sn p
Ma Al the heal 7ss KgAh Twenty
third r,ree, on Noufsy evening Oct - ss Al srh oeock
Isaac t,sytnn Esa r. occd Jr ks snd 2her speakers
viii address The meeunE :. 4. u. VANCE. PresdsnL
II. q. PsRrr, sc.~~xtsre~
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nth ASSEMBLY nIsTRICT-9rH wARp-fN con.
sequence II hsyns been sre sy cireaaed that
would he Withdrawn from The csuvAs OF ise sogve
ais rct Induced nO1fy friends thH puhhcy Inst
circumstances sarcsts shall deprive ne q We pred
privilege % testing popularity and Strength 10 e kevensn
Assembly ds,ritt "a The "a day u ko,emesr wxLo~v
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THfkD cOE0RksI0FAL DIsrRlCr.-MOzARr.T TAN
many and Union "A grand meeting u he vu,srs
the Ihirt Congressional distc vii b. held at Ird's rh
Wsrd Hotel Do Tuesday evening Oct ~ at O'Clock
prpo OF ratfying he unanimous nomination. Ben anna
wood ESQ the district Thirty eo EN-.
srsss ihe following FAMED sensemep have been invited
and VIII be The address meeting
Hon. Fernando WOOD Kj.h wsri. Capt IsAish Eyn.
deru. Hon. n. Is bradford y NJ Harrington, Esq Hon
Lube " Coxsns Heq fhos ID knglsh snd Dorad r. Boce.
one oone 81 eerecsy thse vho ae opposed - the
calculated 10 the rich rct.r aud poor poorer
Hon. Fernando Wood viii positively be present address
he meeting BFEJ RAY Cam Com. Of ArrAngts
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FINANCIAL,

A FINANCIAL AND LITERARY BURnAU, ~, $50
IN Bruafyays--A1xancfs upon diamonds Jewtlry And
available properly, purchased desired. Business
strictly ennsdeutaL Private for sdy .ppucsnls
WOOD. Ss0 broadway, M stsirr. neNr Browne street.
lEorry 10 LOAN ON MORTGAGE So 90 slOp
NI Goo siteo, H0o. Appy V IRvbG Paris, Is
Nassau street.
NEW oRLEAEs AND noBrfu FUNDS BOUGHT 81
IN AUGUST BELMONT 90, 70 Wal street.
nrrTCr or rHy NEW YORK Gas LIGHT COMPANY
~ October 1 1870 The President and nrrct1re
day declared ssmi annual dividend q Eve per The
capital stock Of this company AMI erra dividend
dollars psvnb TIE stock alders
ThueAy, lsi Hovember, rrt The transfer book Viii 10
cl0sed Until that dsie. D. order
q. T. svxRfrr, Secretary.
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Mass MEETING =,
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The electors Of The FIRST sseond Third fifth ard Eghh
opposite the Fifth Ward H.e Of franklin street and
"e'' 0foA'r oSSsMorDAY EVENING ocr 20.
a7'l o'clock to rsl,f Ss sae nG %iTsiss q
the republican candidate for Coagre Ia the Third Congress
The folio ing speske have been Invited ana
'rs x s oass Ne 81 been
voidsbly detained in Boston,
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR RuscH, Of io~s, who WIN
ZION, GAlusa4 A. GROW. q renrsyrysnl.;
sIesa R'" ss Dix Bar f'si &
solomon I nalI Esq. '''
NJ NJ FHrans, Victor raider, Boucher pr. Tranchard L.
WIN ROSS g sseHs r. and 1s su
rn sHs9 sf x SsP VIII fa sr S ERE
II sPEXkiSa in ESaLIsH, GERMAN, FRENCH
Tho wide Awake Clubs Of the district viii have parade
Every Unbiased the d.rs invited proosn.
AsEsE sN fffHHAKLEY' Committee
JAMES n TfulIThnL q
s sassua 4. 1889 Hsss.. A"'a ssm'n''
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE
% ~ M os as ne
q. W. SMITH. Chairman.
S Mnls.r h GssTsr.I, Secretaries
DoLITICAL-A MEETING OF THE NINETEENTH
L Ward Working Mems Independent Democrats Union
Assoc.non VII = held At Gsg.n, corner Of fitty in,
IA oe ock for the purpose OF endorsing such candidates
Fable and worthy OF the support OF tho working
JOHN BJRGEs treasurer.
9. oAl-e1s. seereary.
PEeULAR DEMocaArIc sKruBLIcAN EoxINA.
Us,oSl Ssi9s! ys5osr
uSibS CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS,
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
JACKSON SQUARE,
Thirteenth street between Green x'ch and Eighth
THURSDAY sf HvsSfS s % nov. l. 1850
AROUSE UHIONlsTs ARousE
CoEE ONgi COME ALI
The following gentlemen invited, and will address the
Ion. Samuel J. Tneen. Hon. Horaao Seymour,
Hon. Bran walhrdge, Hon I. II Seymour, of Conn,
hon Pierre sone, o. La, hon q IL Pagh OF Ohio,
Hon. John Kelly, Hon B. Nsble,
Hon John sckeon, As Sullivan, kSq
John geyrion ESQ.
TUE UNION AND THE CONSTITUTION
NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC SENSATIONS
rnE SUPREME couRr
okoh1E u. BAkNARD.
ToR JUSTICE ov rur suPsRIoR
MICHAEL ULsHOEffER.
RECORDER.
JOHN T. HOFFMAN.
roR CITY
JOHN u. McIUEN
SURROGATE.
EDeARD q wGsT.
MATTHEW T. BsxSNAs
fos srrERysoR
skllli RLS, JR
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coPARTNERsHIr NOTICES.

f,oPARrSEEsH IP. --rHH st R6CRTsER, A THOROUGH
~ business with c.psi wsbcs W enGAse IN -
manufs curnx Of salsabls article clofhng bocss sc
shoes or some other staple srtca With IN
The bufnsss proposed The sfver,ses - sufsre pna
nss short distance IN the couniry for 49, 81 p
lOn cd be obtained In the neAah9uss1
and sboenahsrs would have sbrndance q 49, 49,
the village Almost any mechanical bu1nem msosou r'c'1
Address Enterprise, bor 7c3 Herald coce
n1RTXrP V1rTVD-WrTV xs0W 70 0.m. IN
vel essaSished wholesale busnes. - ". sIv -
"a and be sxtea1sd ~ ~ 80.
mos "a etnrv rrfsrwnrs- sven snd required Addre
g v. r.. hcx sOl Herald cncs.
nJDE APsRTxrR WIN rBrs AwotNI, lrA We
ID sstshshed ianor sore, he owner benr snGsss
m srhsr business will an esoelena maize ~ ~. h1
kInd ~ . man Apply ~ us Nslser street ne&1 oen1e.
Mn-n w.xTgp-A PARrSEs WIN rHs ABQvy
kIDtD .,ens n take haH intereat 10 k1soe@ ~hicy
.rse, y se-esafn operation for I've yesra For farhe
irforuafinr irrnife - ~ bowGJ, hesNces vrhne sh
Broone streets secprc hrr.
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lS-Ntnd " ,M, fresh Dreexr and cloudy.
le-Mnd NV. strong gae, with Aigh heal sea
is-wnd wSW. ssrsns gle saaally
D-wiad Msv srong breeze with hs~a sca
I-wind = strong gales. win h-Ayy
~ WsM ssrong gales whh heavy 'ea.
.t-Mtnd sw, moduraieIbresls
n-w1d WV moderate hrrezs cloudy
1-Mpd variable srd calm Toe weather.
Ws s III s. a !. " ~ 1s' p....d sandy HOOK
whnismen.
sa fron Eeesow ash Inst slip Champion. worih NORTH
y fsyai Sept - R1,h. Ind AAron. Of oresps 80 bsls
~ MD ~ 20 81 ~ 20 sui 1sss = sna y ~ ken aee
s,ossn-sepi IS lat y ~ lon 81 % W bars SYLVIA fr,m
seri 81 q ccsso Is nss Drsssr ); Sseiford ms ut
10 date Iapwine. q SBedford. nos ut. l59bbiIol.
spoken, CSC.
hs,s rssd ~ team. Aar ID ~ ,s prosAsy
ssg iaiaa = snA IRON Boaou Tor cseissa, Aag = IA
ssP js@S Il.ls Graves. from Liverpool f1r cslcai. AZ
hig My.icry Mathews fom Ioaa5a ~ Haas xoag ~,
ssiP son,:rsy sanA hsnee ior csOs Town samA,-.
ssip John .pcss on iaverpool r. yorsAns s-p, TO- -
oshlP 90 ws.s9rqu. CuHmas' from LIVERPOOL for ~
sur Gsorsi, ssl6on from sayAsnsa or Liverpool ~
Gate lAl -, Aan 10
ssg sagh 80 &C.. hsnss or Sye''n 's'ea e Or
sAlp sysisi American, from ilseuo'. soual !. se,,s
ssTs Mountain L.re Yates hsros ~ Nla,slso segs ~
Bsrk ElA yirsia. Focse ron BAlunore ~ Bi-n,,
MA i Tr.ss n s1is' R sa s a,o. a.
~ 90 - care Hear ~ " y nAes
a. An bar. boaaa y ,h.srs sgg rei COR VIVA ssae
sehr Ellen Jaae " days from aew Y1rs "a error or :,
arnasr bel 1rdm shisiss isr Nor 90 "a % ,oaa
ne srsgs trcm Cumberland fAspar .of Hsifav, -
Forsier Ports.
.hos'.s o il-Ar kre Frsalc srernoes - iih
AsrwEar. oci G-Afr SIN A aanss Har7w wrs,as,s, IA
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SEW PUBLICATIONS.
\ EAvxs FRos BACHgLoK's BooK % LIsE. Hy
La Frencif Cavr1t Rorsl l2me, cloh EXTRA frcs VI.
b. bookeers generally keni ror Tree ~ receps
q price. & A. KOlO publisher l63 And lsV Fu'on urve
7 RAVES IRON A BACHELoR's BOOK or LIVE nv
4 .fhe -oene % NE descent OF 10
arta Of he OTTAWA The death ~ Marie thrill
nfly DESCRIBED. seldom nde.d that NC nnd n word
- ntiug a. me picture ~ ore New fnrE Despatch
"A fresh origln.1. stnuine ook.n-The Neu YORKER
T RAVES PROM BACuErscR's BOOK OF LIVE ~
Ia Eanrs Copcut "Francis Ccpcuit " msn 81 genius ~
s,c r.adv a. ~ times before bad flashed
Ae fhnra IN M chagicvs WI hrmor, pata- and exrer
49, .nyfng lursrance Al his piAce genie
torres " u laugh that place Tie oonpes zeal
=, ~rer v-NsttnnAi Standard.
\ KAyns FRCM BACHFlOs's BOOK or LIFE. Bvj
A Francis Coprul The with witch he carries thel
reader hroush ihe scenes q The sty ang him eta
werirs saddle ming him t~Ars BY deep psthu1
And t@nchng tenderness wonderful Life flusrsscd.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Oct n The weather Tor ths hs' rev o.ysh
40 ~ ~ nst delg hu characerfresb nurnsrs, eiesr al
nosphere col 81 he producing chahge men - sc0es
ease o, th- sho Morton has hae before ne "
n. .ssiontr and ehe viii 20 10 ses next week.
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TxSTn ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNITED.
Il LrkEr. COZASs

n 1ance ~ call signed by Of senccraiic
citizens In the ABOVE dlsirict large meeting held
saturday evening October 81 Nj Mcjures corner Of
seventh street and First for ae purpoe Of uang
upon one cemocr&c caadtaie for Assembly. Alderman
rel WAS rallied 70 The char and DR. Ransay apo ncd
try Aner slme dslbsfAuon resolved thsl nil
rogary, on b half Of Mr. DAVID Crawford The non nee 81
Tsnmany Hall, Appointed b. Reilly, Joseph Nc suire NJ
snih Reilly aud Kennedy, Mr. corsns the Mozsrl Hall
hue and a. Adams The meeting ourn ID 70 vail
tae action OF the conference committee After the lapse ~
hall an hour the me- ting sfan called order receive
Atr several bsonFs M Cazans unanimously seeiss
the Union candidate The report on motion aasep,ea
Mr. Fogay hen addressed the meeag pedknx support
M Crawl d and h friends for the candidate nonrsea
be ratified By scclamsiion Carried unanimously Alter short
but spirited addresses from Mesers ID Reilly Me3ac A.
Woods and other. the meeting sdiourned sns eie
THE MEMBERS OF THE FIFTH wAsD INDEsES
L dent worhInrmens Club win meet Al 2l5 West street,
eco.s ,etsks the rorehaFhi Procession by order Of
be President LUKE MURPHY.
fRITs Dossriir Secretary.
ErH wARD on DIX There WILL he xTErfag
a the pougls aud johnson Cub q the Fh ward, the
junction Of was and Canal streets xo1day everax The
''' '''~'N y '' JANIS B. DurIGEAo, President
HrSEy wrsnER Secretary.
7TH CONGRESSIONAL nrsrRICr
hEADQUARfkaS
,...,.....,,. uDoIPHo WOLFE
IS EIGHTH AVENUE
Corner ~ f0u-teenth st'est
Executive Commute ~ The district Will nee,
evening snd where any 1ormson iar ne I'D q ne c,us
irteiy impaired The friends cordially invited % cal and
compare noss ~ order q rHE coxAifTsa
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.
SUNDAY, Oct. 70, 1890.

-tfDAf, UCt' Eoi Iouu'
The week which ended yesterday wtne ssed
much more active movement in imports than The
corresponding week Of last year. The exports OF
produce also we're greater; the export Of specie
less We are now sending to Europe nearly
million dollars worth OF cereal food every week,
Tins saves the specie, and win shortly enable orr
banks 70 accumulate coin beyond their Ssnls' kae
imports Of foreign goods a. this port, thoagh ~ eX-
ccss last week Of those Of the corresponding week
las, year, fan c,nsiaeraby shor in the aggregate
Of those Of last year. The following are The con'
pAratiye Cus,om House ;ablesfor he week and year
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So from Edrsrown ash Inst slip Chsnplon worth SorsA
Psc.nc Oc-an
sayl Sept 70 R1,hs hid AIlArton OF Orleans $50 bh,
hptk ana leo DO all told back lara
having port sept Z Would cruise steam 8roaad
. Togas Barks' or Srn~.
slogen-sep IS lat ~ ion 81 % W bars SYLVIA from
Provincetuwr, mos ont go ~ board. Al welt
SEPT ~ - Corv0 - niles Draper " NBe1ford 1li
Cl.sn
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-20
Pflesi Piles!! Piles ~!


Thousands Of persons have Pilss-suffer for
years with the .lisease-yet few know what
it is, or how 1t is cured. Every case Of Piles
whether manifested in tho form Of external
tumors. frequent hsedng', or in violent Itch
ing and irritation, depends essentially upon
congestion Of the abdominal vsnous circula-
ton. This produces the engagement, dila-
ton Of the veins, formation Of tumors, hsmor-
rhugss, pain and suffering: and tho disease
can only be fundamentally cured by medi-
'cines which, taken internally, relieve this We
nous congestion. Hence ointment, washes,
and even injections, art 30 Intellectual.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE
SPECIFIC, simple sugar pill, taken two or
three times per day, cures the disease by cur
ing the condition upon which tho 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-
pathie Specifies, with Book Of Directions, and
twenty Remedies, in large three-dracm vials,
and morocco case, s.; do. in plain case,
81; case OF fifteen boxes, aud book, 81.
The Remedies, by the single box or full
case, sent to any address, BY mail or express,
free of charge, on receipt of the price. Ad
dress DR. F. HUMPHREYS & CO.,
No. b82 Broadway, New York.
Sold by J. o. Fl. Campbell, Cumberland, Md.
Aug. Soth 1860.
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PERSONS afflicted with tho Fever and
Agus should not spare either time, trouble or
expense, to procure Or. HOSTErTER'S
CELEBRATED BITTERS, whose benef-
cicnt effects upon the system has been clear
ly proved to those who have been stricken
down in short space of time by this dread
full curse whose cheeks are wan and meagre,
and whose nights are sleepless and restless and
whore eyes are dim and sunken, with death
staring them in the face, this compound must
prove blessing; snatching them AZ it were
from the mouth Of the grave. Mono can
know its true value until they have tested it.
When all others have failed, these Bitters have
restored the sufferers to pristine health
Their popularity in oil tho Western and South
ern parts should introduce them to all fami-
lies.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally ev-
srywhera
EH" See advertisement In another column.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-20


SUREs. The season for sowing the
for the harvest next summer Is here,
% deem it important that orr farmers
b see to it, that all proper pains 10 ta-
rs to secure them crop that will pay
|fur their labor and toll. 1t isl well
h fact, that il often occurs, that crops
|,nost failure owing to the want OF n
amount being aid ont to procure pro-
'rtilizers and the farmer is left to mourn
is blasted prospects when it ts too late
' ply remedy. We would therefore call
ttention of our country friends to the
,isements in our columns Of Messrs.
& Co., and Alex. King, Agent. The
Fowle & Co., offer Soluble Phosphated
an Guano, said to be tho cheapest best
o.. permanent of fertilizers with several
Guanos, SO whatever may bc wanted in
no can be had Of them. Their place OF
IS ia Alexandria, Va. and the expense
sportation by canal is trifling.
A. King Of this city is the Agent for
q of the National Fertilizer, an article
a high reputation. is used at the rate
to 500 pounds to the acre, aud is sold
rate Of $s2 per ton cash,
i'll also be seen that J. u. Harper &
Alexandria, advertise a number Of fer
All the gentlemen advertising are
ly reliable and our farmers can place
most confidence in their transactions.
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For 5ummittvllo road rs on
Nathaniel Wilson, Trustees Of the ,Ooo m
Andrew Gonder, 5000 90
| Upton D. Long Aims House
! G. A. Scott, steward aims hou 2lS SO
John NJ. BycqaBan, cveiraJmeni IS
trustee 81 IS
Francis Inomas new rad $50 "
Frank DOnnclly, at court house 20 OF
=. A. HeAley, physiciun to alns-bouse 200 90
II. Willison, fees as late sheriff l,C59 AG
Sampson d. Sibert, Miller road 40 90
Thomas Twigg, examiner Of ro"d 6 w
Ashford Wilson, examiner UfrCaj 90
John Davis, examiner road g 90
Henry MckeUn. Il fee ls
r. A. Watson, act AsseSLly 1859 G. 80
Rudolph Beckmun, for account w
Moses RUbinett, for account 90
Themes Preston, for aec0un. 20
John b. WidcnsF. ueasurCs of school
fund under new Law, 10000 Gr
John Callan, collectors comm is3ioa ".5i7 o.
Contingent fund l,4sS "a
Total Siy.gl9 OIL
To meet tho above aTtnnt a tax ai SO cents
Oh the 500 WINS levied. 1br State tax i'll nd
'litCn is 10 cents On each 500.
August 23--5w
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o. YE AFFLICTED

Hear what James T. Davis, Esq, EXPIRE
siding Judge Of Mongolia County, Va, says:
Msssrs Fitch & Scott, Agents for r. NJ. Lem
on Proprietor OF Lindsey's Improved Blood
Searcher:
Gentlemen-I was afflicted with Scrofula
for several months, and was SO low that |
m yself and my friends did not think that |
could not recover. l hal been under treat
ment Of medicine by two able physicians for
some mouths the disease bad exterd ed over
nv side and breast, and had run more than
a gallon OF matter, when Mr.. McCreary, agent
for DR.. J. NJ. Liedsey's valuable Improved
Blood Searcher. passed through my village
and induced me to purchase Three Bottles.
Immediately commenced using the medicine
Before bad used one bottle, the discharge
from the sores entirely ceased Myappetite
improved, and my bowels became regular;
and before used the Three Bottles was re-
stored to good health and have enjoyed good
health ever since, which has been some TWEEN
ty months. believe it to be sovereign
remedy, and that il will recommend itselfup-
on trial. most heartily recommend it to
the afflicted.
Given under my hand and seal this Goth
of June, 1860, J. Il. DAVIS.
I, Marshal N. Dent, Clerk of the County
Court Of Aonongalia County hereby certify
that the foregoing is the genuine signature of
James 7. Davis, Esq,, late Presiding Justice
of said County. Given under my hand this
9th day Of June 1860
MARSHALL NJ. DENT,
July 18th, 1860. Clerk.
1-See Advertisement in another column.
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M. WALSH Eso.-The Martinsburg, vs..
yican Bell and Everett paper says, the
Ids of Douglas had quite large and en-
Eastie ratification meeting there OH the
inst, among the speakers present was
(ownsman, VIM. Walsh, Esq, elector OH
Douglas ticket in this Stat". Tho Amer
remarks:
the ringing Of the bell, large crowd
lbled in tho Court House to hear MIR.
|h. of Cumberland. He spoke for two
|, half he urs to an attentive audience
we state that his speech was an able
I'VE but reiterate the confessions Of tbs
sinridse men. They were sore under it
their very hearts rejoice,l when he con-
F d. lie proved most conclnsively by the
ssions of Orr, Cobb, Benjamin, and 9TH
hat the Democratic party in 1856 com
| d itself to what is now contsmptuonsly
by the Breckitcs "Sqnatter Sovereign
put what was then called Popular Sow
lty." The Douglasites may we'll pride
selves on their demonstration on Mon
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County Expenses.
TINE following statement of County

ITIIE following statement of County
L expenses for the year 1860, lie published in
compliance with the 9th section of the 25th
article of the new code, which is as follows
"Thty shall make out and publish annually in
at least two newspapers published in their re-
spective 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 fer what and to
whom paid and shall 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 10 the
County Commissioners aad the Sheriff who
shall fail to perform the duty imposed by this
section, shall each forfeit the sum of one hun
dred dollars"
BY order Of the County Commissioners,
Test-WM. KILG DUR, Clerk.