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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-27
L A T EST Ew s

Thirty Sixth COngress-First Ses.
sion.
WASHINGTON, Jan. &c
SENATE.
The Senate met at the usual hour.
Mr. Rice introduced bill to relieve t&-
mail contractors vas
MI. benjainin introduced bill to author.
re the Domestic Missionary Society OF H.,
episcopal church to enter certain trsc, f.,
land il Wisconsin-referred
Mr.. Bright introduced resolution IN ia.
crease the COMMITTEE on Claims to seven
Adopted.
The Vice President was authorized f., a.,
point the two additional members'
Mr.. Hunter wished Mr. Douglas resol,.
ton TO be called up and made the special Or.
DER Tor Tuesday next, at half past i O'Clock
as ne wished to speak on it.
MI. Davis objected, on the grouod thst a
committee had been appointed to invasti.
gate the Harper's Ferry raid, and sryyest
theslegislation which may be necessary a.
referred to Mr.. Doaglas' remark that ar,
Duchanan's letter in reply to Gov. Wise
was regarded by the South as an official
announcement that the Constitution and laws
conferred no power on the President IL
protect one State from invasion by anotbar
FOR himself he had formed no .uoh i'm
preston. '-A
HOUSE
The House met at the usual hour.
On motien of Mr.. Etheridge, there was
Call OF tae House, with the view of atfordin.
me aosentees time to arrive, preliminary 10
voting for a Speaker.
The proceedings under the cal! occuois,
nearly an hour.
Mr.. Winslow, 10 order further to srocur.
the attendance OF The absentees. noyad =,
adjourn. ~
This motion was determined in the mega
tiye--yeas 80, nays 1870.
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MARRIED.,

In Portsmouth, on the goth in tant, BY NJ. II .
Watkinson, Pastor of Court Street Baptist
Church, Mr. JOHN Moody, and Miss Mary
REBEccA MILLER, all of that city.
In Princess Anne County on the oath inst, by
Elder Barrett, MIR WILLIAM TItMMEI to
Miss MARTHA ANN Guy.
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msFREE CoLDRBD POPULATION IN THE SuurlI
a writer in a Nashville paper has compiled the
probable number of free colored persons now
in the slave States, which is about 265,d0O, dis
tributed as follows
Maryland $4,000, Virginia co, 900, North Caro-
lima 10000, Delaware 10000, Louisiana 10000
Kentucky 1900, District of Columbia l 900,
South Carolina 10000, Tennessee 5000 Georgia
1900, Mississippi 3 900. Alabama 5000, Florida
200, Missouri 1900 Texas 1000, Arkansas,
900
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New Advertisements.
NEW OPERA HOUSE.

~sS w AA0 v "a
NEW OPERA HOUSE.
MIR. q X DICKINSON Lessee and Manager
FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 26th, 1850
BENEFIT AND
Last Night but One OF the beautiful. and ac.
complished Actress,
MISS ADA PLUNKETT.
In her great character of
MRS HALLER,
In kotzebne's great play of
II H E TRA NG Err.
song y...."..."................. Miss Morton.
TG conclude with
THE LADY OF LYONS
BOX once open from 10 A M, to NJ
w" Doors open at = commence at u to (
O'Clock. ia o7~1;t
'HE person who took Yellow Rattan
Cane, with Bone Handle, from the German
Ball on Monday night last, must return it t.,
the Day Book Office. OF his name will be given
TO the public. as he is well known.
ia Git PHILLIP NATHANs
Two LEI'-To quiet young man. a neat and
comfortable room on Main atreef, either
iurn ished or unfurnished: Apply at
ia 27-3 ULLMAN'S Shoe Store.
ATTENTION JUNIORS.
h Attend Meeting and Drill of the Com
~ pany at your -Armory THIS (FRIDAYN
IN EVENING, at IN O'Clock.
IL Punctual attendance is desired.
BY order of the
ia q Lieut. Com'dg
CONSULAR NOTICE.
nj Office is hereby given that the Offices of
~ the Vice Consalates of France and the
intIt have
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Elm WARE.

M would again remind our friends and CHS
w toners that we have on hand as good and
as cheap assortment OF the above article, as can
Ware is manufactured under our own syas
and by as good Hands as can be produced il.
this or any other State; we are manufacturing
daily every article in our line, and can furnish
wholesale customers at the shortest notice, We
are also prepared to do at a moments call, anv
kind OF repairing, Roofing, Cutters and Pipe
t. Buildings &c Also, Pipes Of American
English, Galvanized and Russia Iron. Repairs
OF Pipes for Steam Miiis, Steam Boats. sc, ana
part of Virginia, or North Carolina 10 sxssurs
work and warranted.
A w. SMALL & co,
No. s, Water street,
lie Door from Roanoke Square
MONS 20 Bois. Red Onionsln large Bits
in Store and for sa la Ing In,
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DIED

In Portsmouth, on the 9th inst, after lin.
gering Unless, Mrs ELIZABETH MARSHALL, re-
lict o the late Lewis M Marshall OF this city g,
in the 7ath year OF her age.
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N. l.. A. BLUES.

N. l.. A. BLUES.
Asik ATTEND regular Drill of the Com
EMSA pany at Head Quarters, this Thurs
ssE8Nsd ay evening the Goth inst,gat O'clock
sAzsssza by order of the Captain.
ia 26 THOS NASH Jr Ist Serp,t
N b-All persons having arms in their pos
lery Blues, are requested to leave them ar the
store OF Capt Vickery
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A CARD.

A CARD.
Y TAX k this method of expressing nv graz
titnde to my numerous patrons for their sup.
port during the past year, hoping that have
in every way given entire satisfaction
have used every effort in order to render
my work durable, as well as excellent In point
OF hpish and hoping that have been sue
cesstul in these efforts, most earnestly and re-
spectfully solicit continuance OF the patron
age of my former customers, as we'll as that OF
all others who desire to encourage Norfolk Ell.
tsrprise.
promise the same pnnctuality in future
which has heretofore been one OF The leading
characteristics of my business.
CA DAVIS,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
JaT No "a South Church street
LOOK HERE LOOK HERE!
nahn AM selling Boots and Shoes as
R cheap as they can be purchased by re-
tail in any part of the Union will
mention few o the prices.
Ladies Goat, Morocco, and Lasting Boots. from
rs cts to 81 l2 cts
Gents French Boots. Spring Botlsm sewed.
GentsJ lpes' Roots, Spring Bottom Sewed So.
Fine Y.if Boots, Psgged, S3 25
Fine Spera Tap soled do So so
Long Grain Boots, So o5
Heavy Tip Boys Boots, from 81 to SI7s
Do do Grain, from 81 25 to 81 90
All kinds of Children's Shoes
Balmoral of Fine thick soles
Also Fine Light Soles, price from S3 81 to @a7a
~ Persons who purchased this article months
ago, say they are the best they ever wore
VIM HORNER,
No l6 Union street,
Jazz Next to MerchantsHotei
CHOICE EXTA FAMILY HAMS.
(Ry Channill OF Smithfield)
X EADER should you wish one OF those
~ Extra Nice Smithfe Id Hams, cured by
Channili, of Smithfeld, or magnificent Spiced
Round OF Bait more Beef, send up in the morn.
ing to &c DEMING'S
ia q No. GO Church street.
EHEAP BUTTEk-We are selling good
~ Butter for only rs cents
ia q JORDAN 8. BRO, 70 Church street
NEW GOODS.
w E have received this day the following
w new and seasonable goods
Ladies' Heeled Morocco Boots,
Gents Heavy French Calf Boots,
" Kip Boots and Bootees,
Boys Bellows Leather Boots,
F w sEABURY'S SONS,
ia - No Is Market Square.
pKIME White Mercer Pota toes, for sale by
L the barrel, by
ia 81 JAS. E. JONES.
uAMS MIDLINGS AND SHOULDERS
IL 1000 lbs baltimore Hams, Midlings and
Shou hsers, receiving this morning, and for sale
0y Jazz JAS E JONES.
OLD FAVORIrES-5O bbls Patapsco
~ Family Flour, receiving this morning.
supply of Welch's Superior Family Flour
in store and for sale by
jazz JAS Il JONES.
u EFINED SUGARs-Cut, Loaf, Pulyer.
~ ised, granuiated and c yellow, in store
and for sale by
Jazz JAS n JONES.
I'll l. A copy.)
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N office.

Notice.
JUST arrived at my Stables, "a fine
A@XN Horses and 23 Mules, which viii be
-A4z-2-sold on accommodating terms.
N. b. LEE,
IA 70 12S Church street.
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81 THE good Schr Summerield, Capt.
STSa Barnes, will take freight for Elizabeth
- City, Edenton, Colerain, Winton, Bar.
held, and Murfreesboro', and sail without fail
on Saturday, 18th inst. in the Evening. For
freight, apply to
ia26 DF KEEIJNG
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II EEF-If you want superior piece OF Ia /.
- timore mesh and fat Beef call on
ia "a j e BELL q 20
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WELLINGTON ROOTS

ltUDFISH-A supply Of fine Goldfish in
~ store and for sale low by
ia7 JONES
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N Office.

cS BOTH Cities combined. -eSa
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Cassell's
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To Planters and Gardeners

| The subscribers offer for gale 10000 barrel
of poudrette, made by the Lodi Mnnu'acturin =
Company,'in lots 10 suit purchasers. This ar
tic!e is in the twentieth year OF its introd uction
into this country, md has ou;lived fertilizers
ofevery other description, for the following
reasons:--
LIST. 1t is made from the night sell vi the CT
~ OF New York, by the l.. NJ. C. who have a
capital of over 500 900 invested in the bust
ness, which is at risk Should they make bad
article.
I'd. For corn and vegetable 1t il the thea pes,
neatest and bandlest mature in the world, it
it can be placed in direct contact with the seed
forces and 'ripens vegetation two weeks earlier,
prevents The cut worm 66ubits the crop, and is
rihom disayrsea,ie oSor. Three dollars orh
or two barrels is all sufficient 10 manure an
acre of corn in the hill
FRlcE--i bhl. S2,-2 bbls. So, So. s. bl lie, So
and over Dbl. $3.50 per barrels, delivered free
of carriage TO vessel or railroad in New York
City.
A pamphlet containing every information,
and certificates Fl ON farmers NIL over the Uni
tod States, who have used it from two 10 sew.
en- teen ye',rs, will be sent tree 10 any one APP
plying for the rame.
GRIFFlNG BROTHERS 4 CO.,
60 Courtlandt Street, New York.
FEBRUARY l6 lSb0-om
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THE ORIGINATED Buffers.

Tho qualities Of this medicine have placed
upon I'm iinperishabe foundation. In de-
roying disease, and inducing health it has
o parallel.
For the following Complaints these Bitters
Fea Specific, viz:-Dyspepsia. or Indigestion,
leart Burn Acidity, Costireaess, Loss Of lip
elite, Headactc. AMI Genera. DEBILITY.
In many sations 0! Cur country this prep
ration is extensively used by physicians in
lfir practice, and it seems to have restored
any to health who were apparently beyond
e reach OF the healing art.
Subjoined are few tributes from well known
hysicians
ASsFIfLp. TfoaA Co., Pa, Aug. 26 1869.
have used the Oxygenateti Bitters in nv
tactice with decided success in debility and
Pneral prostration, &c., and confidently rec
nmend 1t in General Debility, and diseases
the digestive organs.
.a.' F. H. WHITE. NJ. d.
4au6urn, ". T., Sep. 6, 1853.
Gergen'en:-l have been in the drug bus
ess the last fifteen years, AID have never
Id medicine which has given such great
Itisfacton in cases Of Dyspepsia as the OK
genated Bitters, and in this disease always
commend il. II. q. FOWLER.
Darlington, VT, Nov. ~, 1854.
Gentlemen: 81 am pleased to state, that
I've tried the Orygenated Bitte's for Indi-
zion and Debility. and found immediate
lief from using only part of a bottle. I
|re the greatest confidence in ii as a cure for
dyspepsia and General Debility, and recon-
end it with much pleasure.
af. Yours, &C.,
JAMES LEWIS. NJ D..
eparod ly s. W. Fowle s. Co., Boston and.
ID by U..
Prepared by 8. W. FowLE L Co., Dosrcs
a for sale By. .-.7 :.
i. d h. CAMPBELL and HEALBY 4 SHRI-
r. Cumberland.
b.. HENRY G STEW ARD, Frostburg.
HENRY WILSON, Westernport.
Aud by dealersevUywhere.
Fell. 10, 1860 AT
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same shall pay ono dollar ProVided. thst che
| Market Master may reserve six benches for the
use OF children and others not regular attend
ants on the Market, the value OF whose COM
| modities does not usually exceed one dollar.
! SEC. 22ED. And be Il eaaefed, That If any
person or persons sbnll resist. obstruct i'm
pede or prevent the said Clerk Of the market
from executing orenfor Gin & any of the provis-
| ions of this ordinance, such person or persons
| shall forfeit and pay for each ana every offence
rum not exceeding twenty dollars, md tho
city bailiH and officers are hereby directed
to give him oil necessary aid.
SEQ. Esd. Andbe ii enaefed, That If any mp
prentice, or person not ipdented, slave or ser
uant, shall offend against the provisions of
this ordinance, the parents, guardians, muster
or mistress Of the same, shall forfeit and pay
sum not less than one, nor IN ore than & We
dollars, and in case the said fine shall not be
paid without delay, the person so offending,
shall be imprisoned in the county Jail not less
than twenty.four hours, nor more than three
days at tt Q discretion of the magistrate.
SEC. oath. BE itenacted, That all fines and
forfeitures imposed by this Ordinance not 9TH
erwise directed shall be recoverable before
some Justice of the Peace in and for Allegany
County. ard tho Market Master shall report
monthly 20 the Clerk, as the Bailif and o her
oficerss directed TO do, st of all 81 CHI I'm es
and forfeitures, tn" amount made and collect
ed, and pay tine came as all other monies to the
Treasurer, specifying In his report and the
receipt of the Treasurer the amount so paid
over for rents, for fines and forfeitures.
SIC. 25rH. Aud be il enacted, That this Or. |
dinance shall take effect and be in force from
and after the 1st day Of March next, and that
all Ordinances and parts of 0 rdinances conAic |
ting with the provisions of this Ordinance are |
hereby repealed; prorided, that nottn here
in contained shall be construed 80 as to alter |
or change the rents or rates now paid or fixed !
on the butchers shambies, until che pubic |
renting provided for in this Ordnance. /
Passed 9th February. 1860.
c. IT. oHR, Mayor P. T,
q. B. w. RoPEn. Clerk.
Fab ia lSGG-gt
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A RID
Sale.

DIX yTrtHe OF ono writ Of, Fieri Fscins. issued
ID ty D. II. W. StuIl n Justice Of he Peace
for the State Of Maryland, in and for Mlegany
c0ptty, and 10 mo directed, at the sui, OF Rich
ard u. johnson against the goods and ,battels
lands and trnements Of John i. Smith, Aquila
q. Rice. and l.. L. Smith, have seized and tn.
ken in execution, all the right. title, interest,
claim and demand, Mt law and equity, of the said
Aquila u. Rice in and o the following property,
TO wit:
All TINT part Of tie tract or parcel Of land call
ed 'Fox Chasc Rcsurycycd," beginning for the
same ut the eud Of eighteen perches on the sixth
line Of tho whole tract and running thence with
the said line $50 E4i! ps to tho end thereof
+till with the lines Of said tract Il 81 ps 5 62le
GSl ps S 800 W 52i pa, then leaving faid
lines and runningacross said track $50 " 20ps
n 10 W so ps then by n straigb: line to the be-
ginning containing Al acres more or less, situ-
ate and lying in Allegany county, Maryland. be-
ing the snme land conveyed by Thos. D. Beall
to said Aquila b. Rice. and recorded in Liber
II X. No. 10, foios ass &c, ono of the Land
Records Of Allegany county aforesaid.
And hereby give notice, that on Thursday.
the 23d day Of February, 1860, at O'clock p.
NJ in front Of the Nati' nal Eouse, in the city
of Cumberland. will offer for sale, the said pro-
perty, so seized md taken in execution, to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy sad claim.
THEADORE A. OGLE,
Feb. 2, lSG0--3t. 1879 Constable,
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SINGERS
Sewing Machines !
{ New Machine
Which makes no Noise !

e desire to call the attention Of Tai
W l,rs 10 our New Machines, Just from oug
Msnuac'ory, which is the Fastest Machine in
the World, rnns easy, and makes no noise.
This improvement is found in no other ma
chine and is secured by letters patent.
To those who have RETAINED from buying we
offer the mos perfect machine, the only one that
doet every kind Of tailoring, the finest and the
coarsest, "a! the work OF the Family; Linds hats,
caps, fronts, CATERS, shdcs and every thing ne
ccssnry to lie "ewe1. The reputation of our ma
chimes, $4,000 in operation in this city, is sufi-
Gent recommendation 10 the new I'm ,rovement.
f:Dr Send for a copy of NJ SINGER & Cos
GAZETTE, which will be sent free. Parties
wishing to purchase, will notice our Machine
with one operator-wii do more work than
any other two machines, which is gain of loo
per cent. Prices ranging from $50 to $l25.
W. +. FREDERICK, Agent,
1859 Baltimore ST.
Baltimore, Nd Jan 20, l860-ly.
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Tho above is portrait Of David McCreaTy
of Napier township, who, on the 3ist DAY .!
| August, 1858, made affidavit before Jr!'icr
Gorley that be was treated Tor the cure Of { az.
Ger by three physicians Of Bedford cV,nty
and by DR.. Newton Of the Eclectic College ia
! Cincinnati, for a period Of ncarly eight
! month";, notwith standing VI hfch, his j'1, nosc.
and 1ortio:; Of HE lett chei mere entirely eat.
en- orey! He had given ~ III, hope, whom he
heard Of lie Blood SearcEeE," aud wac inau.
cei to try it. Fpnr BOTTLES cured him. and
I although sadly iisffgured, there is no question
but WI ut this Invaluable medicine saved his
, lil.. The full particulars fthis remarkable
case may 80 sctu in circular, y HIGH con TO
had of any Ct tho Agents.
We also refer to the case OF Nancy Bleak
ney, Of Elderton, Armstrong county, Pa, cr-
rcd OF Scrosuln after being unable to set out
OF bod for three years.
To the case OF u lady in Arscnvi..e, ClcSr-
field county, who WIS alto afflicted with Scroi-
uia in ts worst form.
To the case Of George Mcisel, residing iH
C,rroltown, Cambria county. Pa, no was 90
badly afflicted with Cancor that it eat his on
tire nose of, and his case wns worse, ii posi-.
bio, than McCreary's
Tho particulars Ct these cNses---tyery orc Of
which was cured by tho age .; the Mood
Searehor-mny alFo be found in n circular 20
be Ind Of any of the AGENT.
RIM. LEMON. Proprietor.
! abatory for tho manufacture and sale, nenr
the Pa. Railroad Depot, liolliiaysb urg, Pa.
DR.. Geo. II. Keysor. Wh"les tie Ageut Pitts.
burg. Pa. llealy Sbriv.r 'umbarian d, Jon
atban Wilson. Flintetoue, II, j J. 8. Hediiag
Hancock.
January L., lsC0--ly.
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SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM.-Is TN
questionably the most successful and cflira-
cious external application for salt rheum, ring
worm, letter, scad head, BARRIERS itch, ulcers
boils, and blotcles ever discovered; it has in
many thousands Of cases accomplished the
mot. extraordinary cures, only requires to be
we'll rubbed in, to penetrate the pores of the
skin, and absorb the virus of the disease, it
speedily removes the worst symptoms, and in
a brief period completes radical cure
Prepared and sold by a. Il. & D. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton Street, Now York.
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Cranberry Culture.

INHE subscriber has issued circular on the
l. Cranberry and its Culture and will for
ward them by mail to all sending n stamp to
prepay postage. Also has the II nis for sale
for both high ard low LANDS ana will fsrw ard
thom in q fresh state by express to all parts of
tho United States. Price 50 to S. per 1000.
Address SULLIVAN BATES,
Feb. l8-3w. Bel!ingham, Norfolk Co. MINIS
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT.

From rich and poor, bond aud rec, AT col.
ors grades and conditions ofliic, we hear the
same need of praise awarded this wonderful
article. Sores are healed, pains relieved, lives
saved. valuable animals made useful and
untold ills assuagcd by this great medicine,
which is surprising t. The Judgement Of man
What family does not require b. N.hhdard
Liniment. Who ever heard Of the same ef-
iects produced ly any other article? For
Cuts Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism, Swell
ings. Strained Horses, &c., 1t las no equal
Be,care o Limitations. The genuine Mustang
Linimen is sold by all respectable Druggists
and Livery Men in every town, parish ham
let throughout North and South America,
Europe, and the Islands Of the OCEAN. Buy
at once.
BARNES & PARK, rioprietnrs, New York.
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Eslgta The Green Book.
81 --EI Published $50 pages Price
'.A-nS 20 cents;

on SINGLE AND MARRIED LIFE: or, ',HE
INSTITUTES OF MARIA GE: its latent, Oh
legations, ard Pyl steal and Legal DisqunIifca-
lions; the rational treatment OF all private dig
eases in both sexes, &c. To which is added a
poetic essay, entitled Cai1paediae; or the rrt
of having and rearing beautiful and healthy
children, by tic late Rotert J, CuIvcfwell, Esq.
NJ. D.
Sent free Of postage BY the publishers, Chas
Kline \ CO., Box 1886, New York, or Derter &
Co., Wholesale Agents, ll3 Nassau Street, New
York. Agents udnted euerywhers.
Also, GRASS, an extract and sample Of the l.
bove, entitled DR.. Cuverwell's Lecture on the
rational treatment OF Spermatorrhoea and pr-
vate diseases generally, detailing the means By
which uvalids may eiTectually cure themselves
without the use Of dangerous medicines, and at
but little expense TO themselves. Sent free by
mail in Il secure envelope, on the receipt ofone
stamp, to prepay postage, by addressing,
CIIAS. KLINE Il CO. Boz 1896, New York.
Feb IS, lS5g-Iy
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ENTLEMEN LIKE IT .-No trash. or fool
ish nonsense aver appears in .'Lifs IDustra.
J." 1t IL frst-class, high toned, iirs. Emily
wspatsr. 81 year. On trial 5 months f5r
cent? FOWLER 4 WELLS.
Feb 2 ~. Ne. York.
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A Gard to the Suffering.

Tie Rev. William Cossrove, while latorin 6
as missionary In japan, was cured Of Con-
sumption when all other eans had failed, by
recipe obtained from learned physlcian re-
siding in the great city Of Jeddo. This recipe
has cured great numbers WHO were tufIe,in z
from Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
Coughs, and Cold', and tho debility and her
vous depression caused by these itordcrp.
DESTROYS of beueGting others, ] will sJId this
recipe, which have brought home with me to
all who need 1t, free Of charge. Address,
REV. VIM. CoSCEoVE,
Janl2-3m. go Baltic st., Brooklyn. Y. Y.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-02-16
$500 Reward,

TTbciny evident fl I'm the confagrations durn 2
i the night Of the 25tl ult. at Mchn's siau:h.
ter house and Withers Tannery that an ncendi
AIRY or incendlaries are in our midst.
There fore a Reward Of $500 v Ill be paid by
the Mayor aud Co,ncilmen Of Cumberland for
the information which will detsot and convict
such incendiury or incendinres.
C. II. DIR, Mayor P. 7.
Feb. ., 1s60-st.