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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-11-14


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',''" S'N ''o''''S from '"'N "me every on"
VI "e AOoFe name" po',H VIII have teen
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05
tmmers A'spartmsnt.

THE STRAwBERRy.-Mr. r. G Pa :
dee, Of New York, in lecture at Yale
College, on the strawberry, says:
The following, to cultivate that fruit,
is the best method :-Select o warm,
moist, but EXPOSED situation; for early
berries let it slope to the east or south
for late ones to the north. The soil
should be 6ne gravelled loan. Avoid
high, barren soils, aud those which are
wet: To prepare the soil, make it clean
underdrain, leaving the drain open al
both ends, to allow the circulation o
air. Pulverized at least two feet il
depth, making ten per cent, of the sol
as fue as super6ue -four. For MANURE
apply Thirty bushels of lime Stacked with
water, holding three bushels Of salt il
solution to the acre.
Trausplauting should be done with
care, aud the rootlets ut the plant injured
as little as possible The best time t,
transplant is in the spriug, though, with
care, it may be done any time during
:he sumner. The lecturer said ne would
in starting new bed, place the plants
three ieet apart. Wuter may be added
with great advantage, in large quauti-
ties, except during the towering and
ripcning periods, provided always ii
does net stand aud become stagnant on
the soil The hoe should never be used
about plants, as it Injuries the roots TIL,
productiyeness of the rawberry ab0u
New York docs not average more thai
forty bushels to the acre. There is Il,
difficulty in raising ono hundred aut
fifty bushels under the cultivation recon-
:uended. IN the winter the plants shout,
be lightly covered
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05

RAISING POTATOES. lie practice o!
growing potatoes uuier straw, we fni is
yearly extending. IL is now some four
wears since statements were FIRST pub
listed OF the practice aud results, and
O., yearly W. have read the records Of
th Sc whc have adopted it, We do net
rcculiect IN Instance Of failure or ~ cx
ampe Of rot occurring in fields SO grown
Tac potato, it is well known, sue. eed5
b.st in cool, even temperatures, aud as
the straw on the surface has tendency
t. create more regular beat and moisture,
than ground exposed TO the full rays OF
The sun giving thereby longer season
OF maturity, we presune the cause and
results are plainly apparent The pro,
cess Of such practice is, to plant in the
usual season covering the seed very
tightly vita earth, aud afterwards cover
ipy the whole field six to eight inches
dap With s.r.w NJ ll5)y f cultiva
t,ol is praytced, but III th4 fall the
stlaw Is raked OF, aud ne crop Of pota-
tucs tonui ,upcrrur to those grown in the
old mode uf billing.
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NEW ENfIAND CLICKS.
Medicine FOR the Afflicted!

u\IIp I,,J,,cNI1.,I !. Dn ~ 100 s,,,,i,l,.
" 80. -, - p" 80 ,1,,,;,
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US !" "e .o"S"'''" ca W. " " y
OF "'''"te nN'H''' LL'"' .1"E .I..s";,,a
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Messrs John Murphy e Co.
PULLS iER5 oE !EG
Maryland Code
By A,0nortty offhe Ls3isiotarecf
Muytund,

Beg leave 10 ask the attention, not only o.
Prot, .slun Il men aud ot Law UtfavgJ, general
w. nut also OF Business men, ia AL the Com,nei-
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lur,tlts, 1, the ntylnt tge5 whIch,ii IS obvious.
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eneOira cement
TiiE Maryland CODE, will lie PUBLISH
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05
DYES! OYES!!

THE subscriber offers his services to
! tue citizens OF Cumberland and SUI roundiua
..ountrv rs IL P bile Crier, or iuctioneer, ana
ltters Il uself that he can give satisfaction to
al who may give him employment. Woi'
left at Wm Ridyelv's corner OF Bdiord nn'
Centre streets or AT the Office OF the civilian
and Te egraph will be promptly attended to
April S, 1860. II. WHITE.
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IuSOipenf's ,sOffCe.
ugh DeasAsrtn n in ssI. Ia, ,ssl

W. ~ lay oil April, iSoV
His Creditors. that Hugh Dougherty Civ
notice to hi creditors. on iorsers and suretie'
that the secoad Monday of October nextis fixed
for tho said Hugh Dougherty to appear in the
Circuit lourt for tllegant county, to answer
such ogatories ne bis or ditors, endorser,
and surst. Of may propose or ale ge GA inst him
and thata copy of this order be published in
SINE newspaper printed in the city of cumber
L. nd, onos week for thee successive month,
prior to the said second Monday Of October
utxt. 40 such notice.
Tsst-H. REsLEY, Clerk.
April 10, Ia60-sn.
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I'm fIns;)
These Remedies not are ike the nostrums o.
the day, hu, depend upon their intrinsic
merit or popular iAv1r.
Also tor sale y, the Home Dispensary, 322
south Second Street, Philadelphia, Dr. Cur
les celehr ted lnlian Vegetable P"nacen,
for the cure OF Scrotula, Mereurial Disease
aud other impurities OF the Blood, ana
his other Remedies.
For sale by all Druggists and others through
ont the Uni,en States Canada, &c, and 10,
sala by B. CAMPBELL, Cumberland
Lowndea l. Clarv, Frostourg, tart li"''r!d
1nnopolls Samuel Anderson, Gov. Ridge.
Sov3 l559-ly.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05
e. pp Beaters,

1 NEW aud very useful article, Clothe
u Srriuk,ers. Sandwich Boxes, Fish Hooks
nd Lines. Cake Boxes, Plated aui C"mmoi
Fable Casters, ana gread variet, OF new a'd
r,s.iul articles for housekeepers. Also, fn'
.uppl, of shell Hardware, Cook Stoves aud
: OGDEN Ware. JUST received at the corner o.
baltimore and Centre streets tumb rnnd.
TnuM S JOHNS.
Aurii / 1860.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05

PLAyrIXG GRAPE CUTTINGS. III an-
swer to al enquiry why these may not be
as well put where they are to grow, as
transplant rooted vines ?--tho Garden
ors Chronicle replies: - hey will do
as we'll, but it is not the cheapest way
1t saves timc and money 70 set out good
rooted plauts. Where land and labor is
no object, vineyards are often planted
with cuttings"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05
OILS AND PAINT

4 Large and well selected stock of oils snc
Apaints of all colors, Ground in Oil. read
or use, in kegs and cans, always on hand.
Fur sale by j N. HARPER d CO.,
July7, 1859 King st. Dock, Alex'a.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05
Fresh Supplies

WE are now replenishii Z our stock of GRO
w CERES, PROVISIONS, BACON, Ill.
lU0kS. &c, which we offer for sale, ms usual
1t lowest market prices for cash. or in exchange
tor grain or country produce.
q. C. CLARK & CO.,
Centre st next door to Luth. Church.
Sept. 20, 1859.
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For the West.

ALIUWMUDAIIUNI NAIN ,bttweetU ulnbcI
land and Wheeling,
Leave Cumberland G.20u III. Arrive atWhecl
ing $50 +. III.
MARLBOROUGH TRAIN daily eS. Sunday,
caves Baltimore o.3va.m. Arrive atW heel
&" Cumberland 1.S2 p. IN. ing +.O5 AIN
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily.)
Leaves Baltimore 1 cop. III. | Arrives at Vince
Cumberland li.i5p pm ing AT sos a II,
Passengers nom Cumberland for Way Sta
IONS West will take ActUmmo dation rr in
md for stations On NV. Va. hoad will tax,
Express train.
rnrougA tickets for all importsnteiti, West
an be procured Ut this oitcc
l.. {. BoEuM, Agent.
Cumberland Station, hlIl IL, l'tU.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05
Stoves! Stoves

COOK STOVES, Parlor Stoves. Hall
Stoves, Chamher Stoves, Chamber Cook
Stoves. Egp Stoves, 81.
Old Don iniou cotiee ana Tea Pois and al
kinds OF useful articles, on hand and tor sale,
THOMAS JOHNS,
Centre aud Baltimore Streets:
Cumh'd Nov 10 1884 and + G
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05

LOT Of choice HAMS. SIDES. d sHoUL
n DERS. Also, few saddles OF dried VEN.
TscN,-a very nice article for falt ~
All, is. o. C. CLARKE & CO.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05

a correspondent Of the Indiana FIR
nasr, snys; 81 have found the cultiva-
zion of eugrants 10 be very profitable
by care and attention greatly increased
the size Of the bushes and the quality of
the i,uit. Ny bushes are uow about six
Or eight feet in height, and are remark
ably thrifty. The cause of THIS large
growth, a,tribnte in T. great measure
10 the tact that have been in The habit
Of pouring soap sads and chamber lyo
around their roots during the .Summ,v
season. am satisfied from my own
experience, aud that Of some Of my
ucighbors, that this treatment will pro
ducc most astonishing effect upon the
gecw,h and product Of the bushcs, and
would advise others to give it l. trial
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05
'k'O aoNAll,s..stiY.e!

VIE a.,gtl;iscr ha7ing teea reetortd -
1 h .-,:l: u ftN we,ks, hy Ye-y simple
reneiy, after having fufered sevtrsi years
witr rars.e l"ry A6eetior, and that drtaa
disease, Consum ptior-is snxions t" MI 20
known to lis fr!ow-suferers the nltsns CT
rurs. 10 nj who desire i, he will stud a ccpy
of the pr cecription used jifs nj ek"'gt). with
directions for rr"psring and using the same.
which they will frd sure cure for Cersrnr-
lion. Asthma BroneL:iis, &c lie ly object
# tie advertiser in sending the prescription
il to benefit the afflicted, and tic hopes every
sufferer try his remedy, pf twill cost them
uothing. ard may prove a hltseinE. FaIties
wishing the prescription will rleaFe address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
Williamsbursh, Kings Co.. Ny.
March e. 60-3m.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05
New Arrival Of JeWelty.

NOW AITlVdI UI JtWcITy.
II lEuniersignedh asjus recei, ed a large sup
L ply of tn. latest style of
J + w T. l. X Y,
70 which he invites the attention OF all purchs
-vFs
Hsis also Agent for the sale of tn q celebrat ID
3asley Gold Pens tnow Newton's) which, fol
Excellence, durability, and cheapness, are moi
surpassed in the world. lie respectfully invite
Il! persons To an examination of these superior
nens. rhsy mus. he seen and used to apprecia'"
heir superiority over all others ever manufactu
rod.
Iewelry made To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Iewery neatly repaired
Sign Of tho "BId WATCH" lear the pepoi
Cumberland, Nd. s. T. LITTLE.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05

CArxapiLLAns. With Il little watch
fuluess aud care in searching fox cat r..
pillars egg. aui destroying them b.
tore the leaves Of fruit trees put out, an
before the worms hatch, you thus save
the tree, from injury, or greater amount
Of labor in killing the worms in the nest
after they hatch, aud when other work
is pressing. A practice will enable one
to detect thcm on the small branches Of
the apple and cherry trees. The eggs
are deposited endwise in little buneh
around the limo, aud very ingeniously
covered with 4 kind q gun or cement -
protc, the cmbryo from injury by the
weather. - Etiirg Fnmer.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05
VIM. r. BEALL & CO.,
DEALERS ALL KINDS OF

Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES, SNUFF, MATCH de-,
Baltimore Street, near the Railroad Depot,
OCJiBERLA NJ, ND.
y EFT URN their thanks for the patronage here
lC tofore extended to the late irm of u. >.
WArlSE CO., and begS loaye tn invite the
attention Of purchasers to their NEW SToCk,
which iscomposDd of, in part, as follows, viz:
,IflK eco
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05

D1ASTER.
500 Tont Windsor Plaster =
For sale by J. N. HARPER Co.
A;sysudris, in e-tf. KING 81 DOCK
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05

ZsA
CUMBERLAND
HAT & CAP EMPORIUM.
THE subscriber has large and com
L plete stock of seasonable GOODS on ha"d
Mems, Boys and Childrens' Hats nn'
APPS, ofcvery variety, quality and style
alcula,ed to sui, the mos; f'stidious andjud''
ious taste Of the customer.
lie being encouraged by the liberal patron
,ge ofan spprecioting pnhlic;sud desirous /"
.eep fully up with the improvements oftaeap'
Sc live in, has been induced to make arranG-
nents with an experienced and shillful ilaiu-
acturer, to introduce n Cumoer!andi HUME
MADE Fail style of
SILK and Fur Hat,
which for symmetrical proportions, quality G
materials, and elegance of finish, are unsur-
nssed by the productions otthe leaders oftash
n, OF either New York, Philadelphia or Bnlti.
more.
His home made HATS shall he, all that Hats
AN he, 10 combination OF quality and style
Ising nothing but the very best material fb
manufacturing pnrrooas, which material IL en-
mnced q quality, by Il new modus operdra' "
uanipulaiioni IN the making process, ny 'hrop-
.rators who are the u osi sklllul in the praciic'
ii execution OF the art, and who posses a
thorough knowledge OF nl the modern inprov.
nens and processes necessary to a successful
,peralion.
With these facilities at my command, can
now, in the irir and pride ofhonorable com
EDITION, with all due candor assure my patron
md the bubble generally, that ! am prepared
10 produce HOME MADE HAT OF unsurpassed
Gle Sauce, combining neatnsss with style beau
ty with quality, ightness with durability, elias
| kitty with strength, and +ofl aud agreeable Il
The head Of the wearer. Please call and lew
your ORDERS as \ good fit is guaranteed TO til,
most din nit ahnredhead. Constantly on hand
q, large assortment Of fashionable Silk HAls
Nclcskius and Satin, Beaver and Plain Sill
uAts. Fur Hats, Beaver, Nutra, CaasmereS
Bru.h. and every quality style and variety o
4oft Hate, Boys Plain and Chiiirens' Fame
hats and Caps in all their variety: .,
r. MIKE,
Hat Manufacture
Oct. 81, 1859. 'nm''~'' y
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Baltimore T. blsie asaiirOad.
Summer Schedule f0!
Travel.
"a - R 4 i;;.::s;

944s = W. YFi.s-Fs.5a4
an and after MONDAY April 10th, 1856, Ii,
" passenger trains will iun @s follows:
For the East.
VAIL THROUGH TRAIN daily eA.Sundays.)
caves Wheeling 9.5Op. IN. Arrives at alti
CumbeI land7 90 II. m. more 5.+5 Up. III.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN DAILY
.,elvcs Wheeling 3,3up. IN. Arrives at Balti
" Cumberland l.O5u.m.) morcs 10 !. m.
pusgengersfrom Cumberland for way stations
EIst. VIII Inke MMil IrniM unly.
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The University
Family Remedies:

Iaguei under the Seal and Authority Of
Tue UNIVERSITY
oS
FREE MEDICINE
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE,
Chartered hy the State Ut Pennsylvania, April
29h, 1859,
wIru \ otplrAL oF 100000,
VI .iniy for the purpose OF nrres'ing the evil
ofsunriors and Worthless Nostra'ns; ALSO TO,
4up,l, Ing me Community with
RELIABLE REMEDIES
Whererera Competent Physician cannot o.
.lll not he sm Iloy ed this Institution, loo 'it'
in Ptih.lelp Hone Di5pensary and Othr'
BIZ South Second Street, where srpIic4tio"
or neg Il xcurleA must he made to
JoHN P REESE, President.
ROW ANU'5 CELEBRATED TONIC MIX
rUKE,
known for upg.rl' n twenty-five years "s The
only cure aud GATE cure for
FEVER AND AiUE, &c,
md his ineslmahIe Remedy Tor
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
RUWANUS
COMPOUND SYRUP UN BLACKBERRY
ROOT, which highly imp owed aud
POPULAR REMEDIES,
TOGETHER VITA
The Uni;er.ity. Rrmeiy for COMPLAINTS
ol tho LUNGS, Bronchial affections;
The Uaiyrcsitys Remedy for DYSPEPSIA OF
INDIGESTION;
" " CoSTiVE-BOWE ELS;
" SORE EYES,
EAk-ACiiE or
! pFarSESS.
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April I. 1860.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-15
spolls VS.. Principles.


The project of a number of Democra@c
politicians in Louisiana, to invite the Oppo-
sition to participate in the primary meetings
to choose delegates TO the Democratic State
Convention, where delegates to Charleston
will be chosen-does not 60 down with the
mass of the unterrifed." The proposition
is warmly denounced by number of papers
there. They say it will subject the party
to the tender mercies of its enemies, and
ruin it.
Two of the gentlemen who proposed the
plan-a State Senator aud State officer
have recanted their heresy publicly. The
argument used by those friendly to the plan
is, that a common danger threatens the
South, apd there ought to be common re-
sistance, without distinction of party.
But the Democratic offic~ holders and Of
6ce seekers have no idea of giving up the
lease of power which they hold. We guess
it is with them, like it is with most profess
sional politicians-lay aside the offices and
spoils of Office and they do away with
everything worth fighting for. Their occu-
patton s gone"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-15

CINCINNATI, Feb. IA, P. M.-Provisions
at the close sides in bulk advanced to 10c.
Mess pork dull but firm first class country
brands offered at II SO; sales of city to a
limited extent at IL IS. Lard is held at
104; the only sale reported was 200 bbls
choice on an order at 104 there is fair de-
mand at 1os. Nothing transpired in bacon;
held firmly at 7s@94@11 for shoulders, sides
and clear sides. Sales 100000 pounds
bulk meat at 60 for shoulders; 63(98a for
sides; the latter rate for heavy sides; 1Oc.
for clear sides. Flour dull and good deal
of yesterdays buoyancy has disappeared !;
sales of 900 bbls at 65 for super /;
rs for extra, part of it family.
Whisky steady and demand fair; sales 900
bbls at 2o3@2e8, the latter for wagon.
Sugar in fair demand at full prices; sales so
hhds at F3@sa. Molasses steady at A.
Coffee in moderate demand at 1908.
Market firm for wheat, but little doing
holders generally withdrawn their stocks
from the market, being unwilling to sell at
quotations prices nominal at l 30(0I 33
for prime white, 25@l % for prime red.
Corn in the ear steady and in fair demand
at 48949 in bnlk, and there is good deal
of shelled corn offered, and the market dull
at 53@55 in sacks. Oats firm and in good
demand at 47@4S in bulk; sales 600 bush
from store at SO, and 800 bush in sacks at
48. Rye unchanged and dull at Sc. Bar
ley in fair demand and prices steady at 65
@68 for prime fall; 58@63 for fair TO good.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-15

NEW 1oRK, FeD. IA.
LONDON, Tuesday, Feb'y 2d.-Consols
closed at 94994s for money and account.
| Bank of England has advanced the rate of
discount 70 per cent.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2d.-Richardson, Spence
Co., report -four steady at 23@27s.
Wheat quiet; white 9s 9d@10s. Corn
firm; all qualities are slightly higher; yell
low 33s 6d(933s Cd. In the London mar
ket breadstuffs were dull, but steady. Sugar
Grn. Coffee firm. Rice quiet. Tallow
5Ss 9dG959s. Linseed oil 27s cd. Money
market slightly more steady There was
an active demand for discounts at the ad-
vanced rate of per cent. The bullion in
the Bank of England had decreased largely.
The PARIS -four market had declined 1@2f
per sack. Wheat was difficult to sell at the
reduced rates, and was also lower in most
of the provincial markets. The Paris
Bourse was greatly depressed, and a fall
of one per cent had taken place.
ITALY.-Count Cavours contemplated
visit to Paris and London is temporarily
.postponed. .... Il. 4. ..s...s.
AUsTRIA.-Tt was considered that a state
of siege was not unlikely to be proclaimed
in Hungary, as we'll as in Venetia, before
long.
Agitation continually prevailed in Vene-
tia. In the course OF one day, sever officers
were attacked and wounded in Verona,
and the police were ordered to clear the
streets.
The news by the China and India mail
has generally been anticipated.
The death of Nena Sahib was regarded as
certain. He is said to have died of fever,
and that his chief adviser iu the Cawnpore
massacre survived him but few days.
The drain of bullion from the Bank of
England continued on even larger scale.
The reported withdrawal, since the date
of the last return, amounts to f592,000. AT
the commencement of business on the 31st,
it was announced that the minimum rate
of discount was advanced from to per
cent. The price was regarded with general
satisfaction, but did not stop the drain of
gold. The withdrawal of that day amount
ing to Gs0,o00. 1t is believed that the
bank minimum will yet touch 8 per cent.
The pressure is likely however to be more
sharp than permanent. --- ..