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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-07
AUCTION SALES.
By /. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

By I. NJ. McCORMICK-AUCu
C,0RN AT AUCTION be sold at public
" auction, on THURSDAY MORNING, the
NINTH INSTANT, under the direction Of the
Surveyors, for the benefit Of whom il may concern,
al the store house Of Geo. ii. Robinson, about
100 or 1900 BUSHELS DAMAGED CORN,
Il part Of the cargo Of the Schr. Experiment
feb 7-3t
Tnsss DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE. The
I'LL undersigned is authorized to sell n private
sale. a desirable THREE STORY NEW BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, fitted up in good modern
style, including gas and water, situated on Payne
street. between Duke and Prince streets. This
property can be bought low for cash. II not sold
ut private sale by the NINETEENTH MARCH,
it will then be offered al public sale. Persons
wishing to purchase will apply to
JOHN I. JOHNSON.
Corner Union st. and Fayette Alley.
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BROWNING, MOORE & CO.,
CTIONE ERS,

FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES!
Will give their undivided attention to the sale
Of Negroes. Gass- Office on Franklin, q few doors
below W all street.
RKRRRs TO &C. ]. Browning late Of Kappa
hammock county; V. c. Moore. of the late firm Of
Harris Moore; j. I. Voolfolk, of Orange eoun-
W; 7. 8. Dawson, Nelson county.
Richmond feb 7-eolm
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| poraton, power to issue SIX per cent. STOCK 70
\ an amount not exceeding S20oOOV Tor the
purpose III erecting new market house:
4 An act 70 provide Tor the payment 81 GER
\ tain guaranteed bonds principal and interest,
/ due and unpaid on the Alexandra and
4 Washington Railroad Company Another,
4 in which the mayor il directed respectfully
to request Prof. a. d. Bache, superintend-
ent Of the coast survey, to cause the com
pletion Of the survey Of the Potomac river,
| from its mouth to the head Of navigation, at
rs early i period as the same can be done
consistent with the interests Of the general
government
The Criminal Courton Saturday morning
heard the argument 81 counsel Nlr. r. =.
Carrington) in behalf Of a new trial q Dr.
BOYD, convicted ut the present term Of de
porting from the District 81 Columbia Ger
tain slaves which he intended % turn Tree
on arriving with them within the limits 81 4
free State lie was detected ~ NeStmln-
Ster MARYLAND, on his way to Pennsylvania,
with two slaves concealed IN wagon. The
ground taken BY Boyd's counsel was that
the former verdict oi grand larceny, as
indicted, was contrary TO the law as lald
down bv the Supreme Court, and also con
trary to the express instructions ot Judge
Crawford on the trial and that the jury dis
regarded the law and the instructions, and
substituted their own notions Of what the
law ought to be instead The Judge said he
would take two Or three days reconsider the
matter The prisoner Boyd, il the close u
the hearing was remanded 20 jail.
RAILROAD CONNECTION Ar WASnlNGToN--
The Baltimore American oi yesterday mas
the following article - AdVerting some
days ago 20 the duty ~ baltimore Win III
spec. ~ securing ne Sai''aO'e ''"'o = -
Southwest lately re-opeheu y ~ ~ ~ com
pietloh 81 the Orange ana AleAailu'l" h@.el.
SION 70 Ay"chDGrE w 'h''ilaIeu t I'M !
""uia o. ADVISABLE y urge upon ~ ~
Schia'iyeS ~ Congress ~ -. :, .''o,'' -
~ y, OBTAIN ~ ~ earnest PoTS'"'S
hallfoau Dfiage across ."' o''"'".' ~
there hiSh' ~ ~ O'e"N'i'S = gun = i'o'''''
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In,i%"s .'o'' -" II '''''' 49, -
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|1ONSTABLES SALE will expose at pub
Y lie sale, on Saturday, the lth LAY q fe5r,
arr, 1860, on the vacant lot opposite Eastlack !
ship yard at IL o'clock, NJ, two pieces q BOILER,
to satisfy executor in my hands - favor q > a.
+. Carlin w. q. Lersner K II. WARDER,
feb 2-eo3tt constable.
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NV YonK, Feb. Cotton closed steady
..lss At | 500 bales. Flour closed firm sales OF
200, ,ose bills; State st.s5@ss; Ohio $5.eS@sS.75
Southern $5.4O@s5.65. Wheat closed quiet
.,lss of $500 bush; California and Canada white
1g5e Pork closed quiet; old mess Sl7.Sl(g$l7.-
~. new $lsl2; old prime $l2@sl2.25 new
do sl425@l4.S1. Lard closed quiet at lo.Cg
Ils. Whiskey closed quiet at 2sc Sugar closed
ssist. Coffee closed firm; sales of $500 bags ~
lli6lsic. Stocks are dull and lower. va. IS
o.. No 6's SOL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-07

CoUyrY CouRT-The February term of
the County Court, for this county, common
ced Yesterday The Court was engaged il
the examination Of Geo w. Harrison, upon 4
charge Of forgery. The offence charged
was, rging Ii, endorsement Of james W.
Benton, Oh i note held By Messrs. Woodruff
\ Robinson of New York 4 number Of
witnesses were examined, and tile court be-
ing If opinion that there was not probable
cause 10 charge Harrison with the offence,
discharged him Counsel in the ease, g. H.
Stuart, ". H. Dulany and L. b Taylor for
the prosecution, Samuel Chiffon, for the de-
fence. The court without trausac,ing any
other Business, adjourned over until this
morning at l O'Clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-07

| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOuDOUN
" LAND.-In pursuance Of 4 decree Of the
Circuit Court OF Loudoun, in the case ~ "Tayen-
ner w. Hamilton" rendered II October term 1899.
the undersigned Commissioners il said decree
named will sell nj public auction to the highest
bidder, ON MONDAY, THE THIRTEENTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1860, (Couit duy,) ~
front Of the Court House in Leesburg, the TRACT
of LAND in the bill mentioned, situated III tie
county of Lsudoun, near Sugar Land Run, ole
mile from the Leesburg Turnpike, and within
three miles Of the Alexandria, Loudoun and ilamp-
shire Railroad. containing about ONE HUNDRED
and NINETY THREE ACRES Of LAND. The
said tract was purchased 10y Eli }. Hamilton,
of Charles g. ESkridge, and j. adjoining the lands
OF A. $. Tebbs, X. Il. Alnutt, and others II i u
| good red soil, we'll watered, and admirably adap-
ted to grazing purposes. There j. comfortable
}Ssss.A4, DWELLING HOUSE on It, with the ne
| k#f#I cessary out-huildings, valuable orchard,
and other improvements.
TERMs.-Ten per centum Of tho purchase mo.
ney to be paid in cash on the day Of sale = DC
post, to he forfeited on the failure Of the purcha
ser to complete his purchase the residue IN three
equal instalmentS, bearing interest from the day
of sale, and payable in six, twelve, and eighteen
months after the day Of sale, the purchaser 70 eX-
ecute his bond for the deferred instruments, and
the title to be retained till the purchase money be
all paid. MATTHEW HARRISON. coo,m :.
ARTII. H. ROGERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-07

yTIIENTrNEs, VALENTINES YALEN-
v TINESl,! Mt GEORGE SIGGERS' Book
and Periodical Store rs Prince street opposite the
Gazette Office.
have just received an extensive assortment oil
now VALENTINES. Among the lotar some that
are warranted to find their way to Lady's hand,
and in most eases will have powerful erect on
the heart
Ny assortment of COMIC VALENTINES Is
very extensive and amusing, for sale by the gross
dozen, or single one. VALENTINE BNn hL,
OPSs. VALENTINE WRITER'S, VALENTINE
CARDS, all new styles and all prices, and every
thing suitable for the Natal day of st. Valentine
Aorders from the Country promptly attended
Oh
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Tho Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 6.--Flour closed dull; Howard
street st s5.37. Wheat closed firm; white laS!g
~. r,d i20G6l30c. Corn closed dull--white
1oGa7sr yellow 70@7lc. Provisions closed stea-
~ dv md unchanged whiskey closed dull at s3lc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-07

nR. CUMMINGS GREAT WORK, Second
l Series, for sale at FRENCH's Book and
Periodical Depot, No. lO4, King street
The Great Tribulstion, or things comir on the
Earth INV Rev. John Cummings, D. D., 1. r. 8. b.,
vol. l3mo., second series, price 81. FIRST series
for sale, price 81.
Prenticlana, or wit and humor in paragraphs
by the editor Of the Louisville Journal price u
A fresh supply Of Captain Mcclintock's Nara
tive of tho discovery of the fate Of Sir Ohm FRANK
lin and his Companions, VOL, $l.5o
Sherwood Whites and Appleton's Railway
Guide, Is cents
The Hortioulturist and Journal Of Rural Art
and Rural taste, for February, ~ cents
Ballou's Magazine for March, 10 cents.
Leslie's New York Illustrated News, Ledger,
London Punch, London News. Mercury, Weekly
Flag, Pictorial, Literary Companion, "eiooms
a,ast and all the papers, Magazines, new Books
Periodicals., DO, &c. GEO. :. fhhNoh'
fab
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-07

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a NEGRO
~ WOMAN Pursuant 70 decree Of the Cir
cut Court ot Fairfax county, entered at Tie No
yember term, 1859, ia the suit Of johnson w.
Johnson, the undersigned Commissioners therein
named will sell 10 the highest bidder, on THE
TWENTIETH DAY or FEBRUARY NEAT
Court day. AZ Fairfax Courthouse, one NEGRO
WOMAN, being the one not sold on January 3Oth
Iast.l allotted 70 tho heirs Of Thornton johnson,
decd Terms cash
H. W. THOMAS.
THOS J. MURRAY,
GEO. ". HUNTER, Commissioners,
VIM. II. DULANY,
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax county, jan 2l-lswts
Oh CASES Of pure HOLLAND GIN, for sale
~ BY lfsb a hAFH. soVsA,
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Reportoa Loss d 4 Pacific steamer

New YORK. Feb. G.-There Is a report ii
circulation here this morning, that the steam
ship Northern has been lost ID the Pacific
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BAPTISM There was large attendance
at the Washington street Baptist Church On
Sunday evening, on which occasion two
persons, upon profession Of faith, were bap-
tised. An able aud eloquent discourse was
preached BY the pastor
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Pnrsuant T. Dc
cree Of tho Circuit Court Of Fauquier County,
pronounced on the oath day Of September 1879,
in the case Of Embry, &C., " Emhry, @co will
offer for sale upon the premises, az public auction.
to the highest bidder. TL"sday, de 23rd d"g
vf February, 1860, certain tract ~ parcel y
land. situated in the lower part 81 the county 81
Fauouier, near Morrisville, known - the pol
LARD TRACT" containing 2S4 ACRES, !
ROOD, and 90 POLES. The land i II good
quality. and well timbcred with pine and oak, and
the proximity Of the premises q Clopton's Saw
Mill renders the land particularly valuable On this
account There is upon the land u plain but com
,cezs Portable DWELLING HOUSE, together with
Iii the necessary out-houSes.
TERMS OF SALE:--The purchaser will be requir-
oil TO pay down ten per ccutum Of the purchase
money in cash, upon the day Of sale, and to exc
cute his bonds with good and approved personal
security for the residue thereof N two equal annual
instruments, bearing interest from date
y. b. Persons desiring to examine the lands can
call upon Stanton G. Embry, or l.. b. Day, who 70
r r SCOTT Commissioner.
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A VALUABLE RED LAND FARM AT AUG
N TI0N.-By virtue Of deed Of trust, recor-
Ged in 5 Ms, folio 40 of the Land Records OF
Loudoun county, Va, the undersigned VIII sell 70
the highest bidder ut the Auction House of Jas.
G. McGuire ( Co., in Washington city, ON THE
FOURTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY next
at 81 o'clock, ?. NJ, the valuable FARM, called
"ALMA," containing 524 acres, and g perches'
more or less, in Loudoun county, Va, binding Oh
the turnpike road, leading from Leesburg 70
Washington city and Alexandria, and about %
miles from either of the latter cities. y has upon 1t
ks,A Il commodiouS new two-story DWELLING
IL HOUSE, we'll finished new BARN, ana
other needful buildings-les within about two
miles of water transportation by Canal and one
aud-a-half miles from Gulford Station, on the Alex
andria, Loudoga and Hampshire Railroad
Terms, prescribed by deed, cash-bgt an ex-
tension Of time may be had on aporton by agree
ment WIN. Il. RASDoLFh, Trustees
A. MCLEAN,
Loudoan county, jan 27-dts
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A SPLENDID assortment of all kinds OF
II COMBS and BRUSHES; also, Hair Nets. OF
Various patterns, just received, at
feb RICHARDS.
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ALEXANDRIA ARTILERy.-H. X. Brad
shaw, has been elected captain, VIM. Jen-
kins lst Lieut., aud John I. Evans, jr., "a
Lieut., Of the Alexandra Artillery.
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PoLCE REPORT On Saturday last, free
ne gro man, named Richard Berry was ar
rested, charged with impertincnt behaviour
to white woman living near tho head Of
King street. Justice Price ordered the ne
gro "a be whipped, and made him give bail
for his appearance at Court, 70 further answer
the charge made against him,
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PAYIxG orr.-The Mount Vernon Guards
have received their pay, for service rendered
at Charlestown The Alexandria Rihemen
and the Artillery will be paid il few days.
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1860.
--------------- r.
A L II A n A G /.
1880.

SECOND MONTH";. Sun sus , u,s.s
FEBRUARY. rises. sets AooN
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING. We understand
there will be a meeting Of the Democracy, at
Sarepta Hail. this evening at seven o'clock.
Delegates to the Richmond convention to be
held on the 10Th. are to be appointed.
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Owing to the cloudy weather, the Eclipse
vas not visible here.
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<,sass HANDS LINE-FOR PHILADEL-
eAkkSPHIA.-The regular packet steamer
JAMES JEROME, Capt. Jerome, will leave 50
soon the Ice will permit. For freight, apply to
WIN III. FOWLR & SON.,
fsb 4-tf No South Wharves.
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The WIG AND AMERICAN MEETING LAST
NIamr.-The Wings and Americans assem-
bled in large numbers at Sarepta Hall las
night, and the best spirit prevailed during
the meeting.
On motion OF Jas. H. McVeigh, W. d
Massey, was called to the chair and b. /
Plumner and + Westwood Ashby, were ap
pointed secretaries.
The chairman announced the object 81 the
meeting to be the appointment OF Delegates
TO the Virginia State opposition Convention
On motion Of 5. Shnn, it was
Resolved, That the Chairman he authorize I,
appoint delegates to represent the Wings an
Americans uf Alexandria in the Virginia STATE
Opposition Convention, to be held in tho city 81
Richmond, on tho 22d inst.
The following gentlemen were appointed
under the above resolution:
Lewis Mckenzie Stephen Shinu,
Edward Burchell, Charles l.. Ncaa,
Cassius L. Lee, Joseph Padgett,
X. /. I. Wilson, 7. g. Claughton,
H. III. McNeigh >. J. Wheat,
s. q. Baggott. >. \. Evans
w. q. Cazenoyc, Robert Bell, Jr
Il. NJ. McAlurren, W. II. Fowle,
j. h. Smoot, y. y. Warheld,
n h. Monroe James +. Smith,
John w. Stewart, John Marshall,
George +. Wise, Thomas Armstrong,
Wesley Avery John a. Field,
George q. Harper ". y. Brown,
Joseph Grimes George I. Wilmington,
+. j. Miller, W. w. White,
Nehemiah Hicks III ". Ferbry.
Edgar Snowdcn, Jr., ". \. Berkicy
o. Schnicr VIM. Arnold,
james Atkinson, W. i. Richards. D.,
Thomas VI. White John Bremen,
l.. s. lIutchison, Arch. McClelsh,
q. Appich, J.. y. Taylor
George BRYAN, John y. Daiugcrdeli,
Richard .Iayins, Robert Alexander,
Hiram .. Claughton. y. II. Gregory,
5. II. Devaughn, ;. K. Shinn,
T. H. Smith W. :. kemper,
H. Kcmper Charles Alexander
g. q. Bradley, v. /. PadgctL
II. a. Dorsey John ShackelOrd
John Perry. James NJ. Stewart
d. ri. jenkins, Capt u. a. Lowe,
jacob Appich George Davis
I. NJ Mccormick, W. \. Hart,
w. Ii. Lambert Morton Murye
John Green b. q. Milhurn
George II. Robinson, +. y. Powell,
d. Ii. Markell Capt ". J. Buulhc
John \. DiXon James = llalIowrli
Stephen Swain, Dr. W. H. Gregory
Samuel Beach, Thomas Wilmington,
Henry > Martin, ". a. Harper
Edward Delahay, Wm. Carey
Anthony Frazier Wesley Carn,
~ morton N = Shinn The Chairman and
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DoxArIoNs 10 TIE Sour HoUsE.-A Lady,
81; Lady from Fairfax county, - Ian
Get. IS: s. Waterman, TO lbs Of Beef; X,
Roberts, ) bush Of Potatoes Jas. L. Mil
dleton, 50.
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u RR0SRNB, of beSt quality, constantly ON
II. hand, and for sale by
hbS H COOK ca
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ECLIPSE d THR MooN.-The Almanac an
partial Eclipse Of the Moon, oisi-
~ hrre, ast night The following from the
American Almanac, indicated the time for
the occurrence q the various phases Of the
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11

MAMMOTH FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT.
We would advise our readers who
may be attracted to the city by Cattle
show, Institute, exhibition, or business,
not to neglect paying visit to the OK
tensive furniture establishment of A.
MATHIOT & son. They will find in
their Fall stock, the grandeat assortment
of household furniture ever manufactured
by any establishment; in the country, con-
sisting of the most deliberately gotten up
Rose wood Mahogany, & Walnut, Parlor
and Chamber Furniture, together with
a splendid assortment of plain and we'll
made articles. suitrng the most extrava-
CANT and economical tastes As the Mr..
Mathiots are always pleased to exhibit
their stock, an invitation to call, (if mer
ely for the qualification of curiosity } il
extended to all strangers.
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but little good often much injury; but
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPA-
THO FEMAFE PILLS are just the thing,
relieving promptly, and curing permanently
A dollar = worth viii do more good than
quarts of nostrums, or six months atteh-
dance on decor. Six boxes for 81. Single
boxes 25 cts
N. B.-A full set Of Humphreys Homeo-
pad,ic Specifics, with Book of Directions ana
twenty Remedies, in large thrce-dracm vi"'''
and morocco case, SIS; do. in plain case
81: case of fifteen boxes, and book, 81.
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-
dress DR.. F. HUMPHREYS & CO.,
No. SOP Broadway, New York.
Sold by j. b. II. Campbell. Cumberland, Nd
Oct. /, 1860.
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"He remembered the Forgotten was beau
tirully said of Howard the Philanthroplst.-
It also applies to every who brings the amc-
licrotion comforts and cj,yments of life with
n the reach of persons and cllsses who are
otherwise deprived of their advantages. Is
pecealy may it he said of linn who laborl-
ously seeks and finds new means of preServ-
ing health" the poor mans capital and the
rich mau's power" We think this enlosium
properly applied to j. c. Aver OF Lowell, the
renowned chemist of New England, who,
spurning the troddcn paths to fame, devotes
his entire abilities and requirements to the
discovery of Natures most ctIectual remedies
for disease. When the hidden blessing has
been revealed, he proceeds TO supply it to all
mankind alike, through our druggists, at such
low prices that poor and rich may alike en-
low its berefts. &c Enquirer, Port
land Main
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DR.. BRUNON'S
Concentrated Remedies.

No. THE GREAT REVIYER.-speedi-
ly eradcatcs all TIE evil effects of Self Abuse,
such rs general debility, loss Of memory, vast,
ing away of the organs, or any constitutional
derangeme is as impotency, AND weakness oi
the scqual organs, brought on hy the urrestraih'
ed indulgeu of the passions. Acts alike on
either sex. Price u.
No. . THE BALM.- Willcure in from zee
days, any case of gonoorrh@ is without ia. t or
smell and requires no restriction OF di'"--
Price one dollar.
No. 3.-TEkEB.-Will cure in the shortts
possible time any case OF elect, even after an
the other Remedies have failed TO produce ihe
desired effect. No taste or smell frice one
dollar.
M. 1.-THE PUNITER.-Is the only rom
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Female Health! Female Health!

Thousands of females suffer from derange-
ments peculiar to the sex. First, and most
common among these is, Female Weakness
or Whites an Leucorrhae, with its constant
attendants, Lassitude, Prostitution, Lame or
Weak Back, and General Debility. No one
can he entirely well who thus suffers, and in
hundreds Of cases health is utterly under
mined. Old scholl medicines and drugs do
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11


LISA Common Observation that there arc
more sufferers from debility, americans. than
can be found any civilized nation. The ira-
on is obvious. We take too little exercise, aud
forget the wants of the body in the absorbing
pursusts of business. In all such cases, ordi-
medicines can do little good. What is re-
CURED is just such tonic and inviGorator rs
DR.. J. Hosteter has given to the world, IN
his CELEBRATED BITTERS., The weak
and nervous denizen Of the counting house,
the exhausted toiler upon the shop-board, and
the prostratcd student Of the midnight lamp
have found n wonderful rcgenerator in the
'Bitters," and prefer it to more precious
bit less cfIicacious medicines. But it should
not be forgotten that the agent which Is so
magical in its influence upon frame wicI l.
merely debilstatcd, is equally powerful IN as
ssting nature to expel the mosttcrrihlc firms
Of disease. Who would not gi"e it trial,
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere
gssyr See Il ,yGrtisrncnt IN another column.
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Stray Steers.
Maryland, Nlrg ing county, to uit

Maryland, ANrg my county, to ut
T HEREBY certify that John Fran'z of Jo2a
L than, o. said county, brought before me-,
the subscriber. one of the Justices OF the Peace
in and for Aliegany county, on the 9th day o.
Ootobcr, 1860, as strays, trcsFassing upon LIS
enclosures, four Steers, of the following de-
scriptiors: One dark briudle, with white belly
and slim horns; another of same colour and
dick horns: another brinde with white spots.
white belly, and white tall also, one other.
light req, white belly, white face, and white
spo. on his back, each Of them branded on the
eft hip with the letter (I); supposed to b"
three years old last spring. Appraised by '"i. n
Warner and Edward Taggnr,, at 5000 each.
Owen under my hand.
ELI McMILLEN, !. P.
Tho owner of tho above described Steers, is
requested to como forward, prove property,
nay CHARGES, md take them awav.
JOHN FRANTZ, of Jonathan,
Living near Accident, in Distric. No. II.
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11

DR.. KAYE's ARCTIC VOYAGE. We
are pleased to inform our citizens t''at
tue Panorama Of DR.. Kane's Last Voy-
age in search of Sir John Franklin, is
here, and will be exhibited for few
days at the Belyidere Hall, commencing
this, Thursday evening. The Painting
has been highly spoken of by the press
wherever it has been presented. We
would advise our citizens to see it before
i; leaves the city.