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& Ohio Railroad
Schedule for Winter Travel.


81 ~ III ,5sssi.a..:i#i39
an and after Monday, kov. 10th, 1860, tht
" passenger trains will rnn ~ follows:
For the East.
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN daily G.sundays.
Leaves Wheeling 10. 65 u. m. Arrives Mt ! nlti
&" Cumberland $50 pm. more4 .50n. III.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily.)
Leaves Wheeling Gasp. III. Arrives nj Balt
d" Cumberland 7.l2a.m. more 2.35 p. nj.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN tda.ly CSC, p
Sundays.)
Leave Cumberland 7.5Op nj. Arrive nj paltl-
timore 30 pm.
For the West.
MAILTHR0UGll TRAIN daily ex. Sunday,
Leaves Baltimore i.00a. III. Arrive nj Wheel.
&" Cumberland lib PIN. ing S.i5 am.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Dnily)
Leaves Baltimore .O0p. IN. Arrives at VI heeI
Cumberland ll.20 PIN ingRt 5 81 q. IN
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, daily except
Sundays.)
Leaves Baltimore $40 n. m. Arrives RI Cum
bertrand 5.3e p. III.
Passengers from Cumberland for Way Salons
gers for Way Stations West will take Mail train.
Through Tickets for all the important cities
West can be procured at this Office.
l.. C. B0EHM, Agent.
Cumberland Station, Nov. 1850.
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''PESryo OF TIE SLAVE TBApE.-1r tbs
Of Southern Confsdsracy South Car
has indicated her intentions to force
1t fres trade, which involves an insuP-
,bls direct tax to support the govern
:. Should her confederates oppose this,
will, doubtless, ssceds from them; and a.
/, on her own account, free trade 10 its
best souss, and tbs importation Of Afri-
alAves.
Is said here that the tax upon her people
.stalu her as an independent. power
d depopulate the State in two ysars.
,s free importation Of African slaves BY
h Corulina would render slave property
e border Stass almost valusleaa
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!, man named Rarbiers was lynched
ioochlsnd county, Va, last week, for
ipiring with slaves to murder q cit
,,pRlIax ORpRRs FOB Coax. Several
Ign orders for corn have already ar
b ct this port for new crop. and a
Der Of others are expected in the
A steamer. Several English and Rus
ships are now on their way to this
Ito load with corn, and We confident
|speet to see an unusual activity in
porn trade In this city during the
ing winter. Norfolk Day Book.
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MRS. WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician
hos soothing Syrup for children teething
which greatly facilitates the process Of teeth.
ing, by softening the gums, reducing all in.
fammation-will allay all pain, aud is sure
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it moth.
ers, II will give rest to yourselves, and RELIEF
and health to your infants. Perfectly safe III
all cases. See advertisement in another col
ump,
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Wonderful Effects.

Ltnusl Bonslll. Of Pittshurg, for two years
useless to himself and society-a marytr to
Chils and Fever--cured in les: than 8 weeks
and improved in hours.
Mary r. Belknap, Sandusky, Ohio, after nj.
mos, losing her reason as well as strength by
Intermittent Fever, with Chills, restored to
health in 20 hours.
Adolphe Monbro, of France, relieved in one
hour, while travelling in the cars of the Foit
Wayne and Chicago Railroad. He was appa-
rcntly dying with chills.
Ellen r. Benson, Lockport, New York, res
cued after years suffering. perfect cure.
Thousands of other cases prevented and cured
every month, and not single complaint of the
efficiency of the lrpec,ins, or Per'td- Feror
Charm.
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an GREAr GALl.-Sirty-sevea Lise'
IN to be Loa.-The captsiDs Of YES
|twho were out In the late terrible gale
/ he lake represented it as the severest
hr of any experienced for many years
/ 1t was 50 on Lake Michigan,
lie Huron, Lake Erie, and Lake On
N. Such was the force and height
AZ waves that tho crew were obliged
ling to the rigging for safety. and it
certain death for them to lose their
As far as asssrtained, 81 lives
known to be lost.
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nghs and Colds! Coughs and
Colds !!
2easonotle AdyicS.

Eedsonoble Advics,
q no one neglect cold or slight cough.
sands. doing 10, have one cold added to
Der. until the mucous membrane. lining
ar pasges, has become excessively kri-
and even pszmamsnsly tbicksnsd. and
y chossA chronic phssnss's. nd
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NOTICE..
CoMMIssIosgRs' OFFICE, !
fuutlprlo Nov "a ISco !

NUNHTsaIUNEHB VFFIJE, 7
Cumberland, Nov. -, 1850.
THE Commissioners of Allegany coun-
ty will meet 10 their Office in the town OF
Cumberland, on Monday, the Sd of December,
TO take into consideration the petition of Will
liam Ward, Nathan Frost and others, in rela-
ton 10 a change OF the Road leading from
Frostburg to Homecoming, and also the road
leading from Williams road on Murley's Branch
to the road leading from George Robineit's
across Martins Mountain, and other bnsiness.
WIN. KILG0UR,
Nov 29-2t Clerk TO Commissioners
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PRICE
ALSO sPreIFIcS

Pom AsrnnA or PnTH;sro. - Oppressed, pil,c,.'t,
Labored Breathing, attended with Cough and Hrrsc
toraiion. Price, 80 cents per box. IS.
FoR EAR DIscnARaRs AND DEMONSTRATIONS
from tie Ear the result OF Scarlet Fever haascs, os
Mercurals For Noises In tho Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and Rar-ache
Price, so cents per box.
FoR scRorrLA-Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and m.
duraed Tonsils Sw ellngs and Old Ulcers Scrofulon,
Cachrxy OF Children. Price, 90 conts per box.
RoR GErRAL DErnnr. Physical or Nsrvoua
Weakness. Either the result Of Sickness, Exeos.iyy
Medication, or HNhaustlns discharges. P'oe, 81
cents per box.
foR DRoPsY-Fluld Accommodations, Tum!d SVEN
ngs, with scanfy secretlora. Price, 30 conts per box
foR sEA.sicKsEss -Deathly Sickness, Vertigo, Nge-
Sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
Price, 30 cents per box.
FoR UKiHAar Dise Asss.--Yor Gravel. Renal Cal
Gull, Difficult, Painful Urina,ion, Diseases Of the fld.
neys Price, 80 cents per box.
foR SEMINAL ENIssIoss.-Involuntary Discharges
and Consequent Prostitution and Debility, Bind 10
suits Of Evil Habits The most successful apd eft-
client REMEDY known and may be relied upon -
cure. Price, with full directions, 81 per box.
Persons who wish to place themselves under the
professional care, or to seek advice Of Prof Huy.
PuRRYs, do so, at his office, 592 Brocd~ay. daf1
from AN. 10 Pm, or b. letter.
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be USE OF DR.. HOSTETER's sTOM-
BITTERS for Dyspepsia, FIatulence,
Iness Of the stomach, or any other like
ions, is second to none ip America or a.
n. To be able to stats cou6dnstly that
Bitters" Is a certain cure for dyspepsia
like diseases, is to the proprietors a
10 Of unalloyed pleasure. 1t removes all
bid matters from tho stomach, purifies
Hood, imparts renewed vitality to the
.sous system, giving It that tone and en-
. so indispensable to the restoration Of
Ia. Tho numerous acknowledgements
superior excellence and ben efcal re-
have assured the proprietors that it
Hot but prove q great ture to the afflicted,
ampsrt vitality to the thorough system.
I'd by druggists and dealers everywhere.
tSss advertismens in another column.
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New CnuRoH BELL.--Ths Episcopal
'sh, Ct this city, have received and are
banging IN their stseple, church bell.
from tue foundry Of tie Messrs. Me-
:, weighs 1908 pounds. and /, supposed
I, Of sxcellsnt tone,
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.GHERIER-& SALE,

DY virtue of FIVE writs CT Fieri Pucitis iss ned
| ID out of the Circuit Court for Al!cs gary ecun-
| by and to me directed, at the suit OF Handy
4 Branscmer, one ut tho suit Of M-CRy Broth
ers b Co., one ut the suit Il Ni!linin lItdgcH,
one at The suit of Robinson L Lord. and Une at
| the suit of Collins, Heath Hutchinson, also,
by virtue of two writs of Fieri facias Issued by
Andrew Gender, Esq, Justice Of the Peace
in and for Allegany county ana to nue. directed
one at he suit of Numson, Thomas Co., and
one ct the suit Of Keen i IIagerty, all against
the goods and chattols lands and tenemcnts OF
Charles II. Iamill, l have seired and taken in
execution all tho right, titlv and interest 1T law
and in equity Of Charles II. HamiIl in Had to
the fo,ioTi;-g properly, 10 viz:
- Al that 10. ur parcel of land adjoining the
town OF Frostbnrg, in AllcgaHy county, Md,
lying Al IL N end Of Soa,h steect in said town,
beginning for sRii lot or parcel Of land ut
point South fort = eightaad n halt degrees, West
sixteen feet from the Southeast corner Of Fran
els Hammers lot. thence south furty eight md
II hal? degrees, west one hundred and thirty
feet North fo:.y-ono aad halt degrees, West
one hundred and rincty--iy md half feet,
North forty eigitand u half degrees, East one
hundred and thirty feet 10 Hammers Alley.
then by u straight line to tho lightning, to-
sether with al mad singular The buildings and
improvements, &c, &C., rescriinG however all
the mineral Coal lying underneath this lot Of
land.
The improve cIt, consist Of ,arse, hand
some double
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HISS PAMELA CuSNINaHAM, tho Re-
Il of the Mount Vernon Association,
takep up her residence in Alexan-
8 Va. She is thus located more
'enieutly 10 the discharge Of her pa
.io dutses.
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'h1Isrors.-A Quarterly Meeting vii be
in the Methodist Protestant Church
ord Street, on Sabbath. the 9th Inst.
will be continued through tho weak.--
\ Thomas Lee vii DO in attendance.
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ROAD NOTICE.

WE. the Examiners appointed to view the
w route for a Public Road. commencing Mt
the west end of the Stone Bridge, in the Mar.
rows, and ending at the intersection Of Allegany
and Fayette streets, in Cumberland, hereby give
notice, that we will meet Mt the Bridge, on the
National Road, in tho Narrows, at Q o'clock,
A. NJ, on Monday, the 18th day Of JANUARY,
1861, for the purpose of examining the route for
said road and rep orting on the same
S. P. SMITH,
TT. WHITE,
CORNELIUS CONNER,
Dec. o, 1S60-Im. Examiners.
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1O6l Acres,
AUTlIuR'S HOME MAGAZINE FOR
tSSi1

With the December number, the publsher
Of the HOME MAGAZINE announce their pur
pose 10 give additional value and interest tt
the work during 1861. Heretofore they have
have endeavored 10 rake the literary Dor.
ton Of their magazine, as it shoule he in
all magazines the most attractive portion; to
hold their readers by the magnetism of mind
upon mind and " lille thus holding them strong
ly interested, to give moral power as well as
intellectual pleasure. In still higher degree
will they aim 10 Impart this quality to the
"lIome Magazine" Additional literary aid,
of the right character will lie secured during
the year. and the editors WILL as heretofore, be
in constant communicated with readers, Civ
ing them the hest products of their mind
The publishers do not claim TOR the Home
Magazine any thin2 bu. what IS constant res-
ders will admit, when they say it is more pc
culiarly adopted TO serve good ends in Ameri-
can families, than anyother similar work
This being so, they fairly all who fee! in any
degree au nnseltish Interest in the welfare of
his neghbor, to use such inauenre as may be
readily exercised in its condemnation and in
PRODUCTION. There is scarcely n family in the
land in which one or more periodicals. are not
taken and some OF these carry with them, it Is
deeply 10 he regretted, M unhealthy and de-
moroizing influence. If this had reading can
not be displaced at once, we may, by inducing
subscriptions to the Home Magazine, do much
10 couateract its effects, and lead to the forma-
ton of taste that will prompt, naturally, its
rejection.
An elegant steel engraving is given to ench
number ofthe Home Magazine, BEST large
number OF fashion and nccdlewUrk engravlngs.
In the January number T. S. Arthur, one Of
the editors, commences new serial, entitled
"NOtliing but Money"
SPLENDID PREMIUMS cnsravings are given 10
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other, "HE KNEW THE SCRIPTURES FROM
HIS YOUTH II inches by 20. They are
first class ngravinrs rs 10 execution and will
nuke handsome ornaments for any pnrlor.-
The publisbea . price Tor these plates is 81 so
each
Terms, In Advance.
] copy land one of the premium plates s2.o0
copies land one OF the premium plates
10 gettcr-up Of Cluh.) S3Oo
3 land one Cr the premium, plates
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land one Of the premium plates
to getter up Of Club,) 500
8 (and an extra copy of magazine,
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and both premium plates TO gstter-
up Of Club 1900
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and both premium plates to getter-
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Three red stamps must be sent, in eA3ry case
to pay the cost Of mailing each premiums.
Address. T. S. ARTHUR & CO,
1923 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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ID ! Il ID =

At Havana, Cuba, after a brief illness, ,
on the oath ultimo., of Yellow Fever, STAN
DISH, eldest son Of N. o. Davidson Esq, "a
ged is years, months, and IA days. His
remains will be brought to this City for in
terment.
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IONLY rs CTS,

per bottle, 10 Be had'A. at respcetable druggists
and peIfumers.
L. Miller would call the attention of Parents
and Guardians to the use of his 1nvigorator, In
cases where the childrens' Hair inclines to be
weak. The use of it lays the foundation for
good head 81 Hair, as il removes any imparit
that may have become connected whit the scalp,
the removal OF which is necessary both for the
heal,h Of the child, and the future sppearauce
Of its Hair.
CAuTios.--Ncne genuine without the fee sim
lie LOUIS MILLER being on the outer wrap
per; also. L. MIiLER'S HAIR INVIG0RA-
TOR, n. T., blown In tn glsss
Wholesale Depot, Sc Dey ST., and sold BY ali
the principal Merchants and Druggists through.
out the world.
Liberal discount to rurehaters by th . quaint
~.
also desire to present to the American Pub
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See advertisement of Prof. L. MILLsR's
Hair 1nvigorator, and Liquid Hair Dye,
in another column.
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williamsburg
and one trac, of land called
Sheph erd'S Tent,

Containing lOl Acres, more or less, particular
~ described in deed dated 9Th day OF Febru-
AIRY, 1896, from Samuel lIuT Constable, 10
Ralph Thayer and recorded in Lber S. folio
226, one of the land records Of Allegany coun-
ty
Also all that piece or parcel oi ground lying
in Selbysport, being part and parcel of the
lots ofsaid town beginning at stone stand
ing at the corher of IIoffmans old store house,
running South IS degrees, East CT feet point
ing the main Street, thence, North 80 degrees
by straight line to the beginnin containing
81 perches of land, more or less, and more full!
" described in deed dated lth December
1874, from David Hoffman, Sr., and Elizabeth
his wife to Ralph Thayer and recorded in Liner
EE folio T42, one of the hand records oi Ale
gnry county.
Also one tract Of land called
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|hers is an old lady living near Bos-
10 years old. who possess property
hated at S350,000, and whose fsm :
Icopsists of but two persons besides
Elf, a domestic and q farm laborer.
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REMEMBER, Strumousor Scrofalous
affections are the curse, the blight, OF man.
kind. They are vile and filthy, rs well as
fatal They arise FROM impurity and con-
tamination Of the blood, and are to be seen
all around us, everywhere. Thousands dali
ly consigned to the grave from the direful
effect Of this disease But why trihe any
longer, when the remedy is at hand DIR,
LINDSEY'S BLOOD SEARCHER-the on
ly effectual preparation now before tho peo-
pie, that does Its work mildly and safely
1t does not close the Issue specifically
while
"Foul eorrubtion mining all within
Infects unseen"
But Purges tho Entire System of all impure
Matter, Invigoratcs the Body, and leaves the
Afflicted In the Enjoyment Of Good Health.
To convince the Rkept al ofis healthy effects,
try but one bottle, and be convinced. Sold
by al! the Druggists in this place, and deal
ers through the country.
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CUMBERLAND INSTITUTE.

THE undersigned adopts this method
of returning his many acknowlede IN ents
10 his friends and the puhlic generally, for
their very liberal patronage extended TO him
for many years past. He intends opening If
sufficient encouragement be given him, on tho
Sd of December, proximo, an English and
Mathematical Institute. The progress OF the
pupils committed to his charge shall he his
con slant study. They shall AT all times engross
his undivided attention. II will be apartiCu u
lar object with him, while endeavoring to ma: c
them profcen' il, their different studies; ut the
same time, TO watch over them and assist them
in forming n correct moral character, His dis
ipline will he mild, but strict observance of
his rules and regulations will be demanded
aud enforced.
forms per Quarter of12 wseks
lst. For the primary department $500
I'd: Orthogiaphy, Reading, Geography,
Eng. Grammar, written Arithmetic,
L, 5. History Elementary Algebra,
and penmanship $3.50
Sd, The above branches with Geometry,
Algebra ai varCed, Trigonomotry.
Mensnrution, Survey ing. Nat. PHI
losophy, Chemistry, Physiology,
Book Keeping 4 Elementary Astron-
omy. S4,50
y. B.-Pupils will he charged from the tme
Of entering and no deduction made only IN
cases Of sickness. Regular and pGGrtual Htten-
dance IS all important.
4. N. ADAMS.
No,.o2 lS6O-3t
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Bear Garden
Containing 5l7 Acres, and one trrct called
ELDER STRING,

Containing Ill Acres and which are more par
ticularly described in II deed dated April 20lh
1896 from John ~ Carleton, Sheriff, to Ralph
Tbayer and recorded in Liber ii. b. folios $50
and ISL, one of the land records OF Allegany
county TO which reference is given.
Also small parcel Of land beginning for
the same Mt n chestnut tree standing on the
East side of the Youghegany river, Is poles
below the bridge, containing Foods and lGI
perches, and which is particularly described in
a deed dated March goth, 1852, from Samuel
Huff and Eliza his wife 10 Ralph Thayer and
recorded in Liner II. R. No. s, folio 5l2, one of
the land records of Allegany county, to which
RI rarencn 10 ia ufypn Also
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&HRRIRR.& SALE

by virtue of three writs of Fieri Facias
IL issued out of the Circuit Court for A llega-
ny county, and to me directed, one at the suit
OF John Z, Edwards, Administrator OF Nor
mand Bruce deed, one at the suit of L & S.
Frey, and one at the suit OF Philip Bergman,
also by virtue of Four writs Of Feri
Facias issued by Andrew Gender, one of the
Justices ofthe Peace in and for Allegany comn-
ty md to me directed, one at the suit of White
Il Bro. use of Philip Bergman, one at the suit
OF Penuimnn & Bro, and one other Mt the suit OF
Isaac White & Bros all against the goods and
thaltcls, lands and tenements OF Ralph Thaycr,
have seized and taken in execution all the
right, title and interest of said Thayer in and
to the following property, to Wit:
One tract of land called
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INPECTINE

I, cola by all Druggists and Medicine dealers
in America.
rS- Price Ono Dollar, sent by c,an to any
part CT the United States.
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The American
MEDICAL AND TOILET
RECEIPT BOOK,

This book contains RECIPES and DIRECTIONS
for making all the most valuable Medical prep
srations in usei also Recipes and full and eI-
plicit directions for making all the most pop
ular and useful Cosmetics, Perfumes, Unpuents
Hair Restoratives, and all Toilet Articles. II
yon are suffering with any hronic disease--if
you wish beautiful complexion, 6ne head
Of hail, smooth face, q clear skin, luxurant
beard or moustache-or If you wish to know
An thing and every thing In the Medical and
Toie, line. you should, by all means, peruse
a copy Of this book For full particulars, and
and q sample Of the work for perusai, (irce) ad-
drsss the psblisher,
- T. J. CHAPMAN,
/ No s2I Broadway, New York.
Ney, L. tsep-iy. t&3
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Try 1t, Prove II, Know 1t,

And mako known It's wonderful powers and vir-
tues. that those Who suffer, or who are threat
ened with suffering, may be led to use simple
innoxuons preparation, furnished by the field
ofnaturo for
MANS BLESSING.
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REMEMBER.

It is not taken inwardly, but Is applied out
wnrdly, a,cording 70 direction. which aocompa-
ny each package.
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M A r RTE D.

On Tuesday, the 4th inst, by Rev. A. j..
Weddell, Mr.. CHRISTIAN A. HooPMAN OF
Hartford county, Nd, TO Miss LAURA V.
CRADLES of this city
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
THE partnership heretofore existing ur der
L the name and style of REUSClILEIN Il
PETER, in the Glove. making and Slin-
dressing business, is, this 2sth day of Novem-
Der, dissolved by mutual consent. Geo. Reusch-
lein has the books Of the firm and is authorized
10 settle the same. GEO. REUSCHLEIN,
JOHN PFEIFER.
The undersigned will continue the business at
the old stand, opposite tho NJ. e. Church, where
he will be pleased to accommodate all who may
favor him with call.
Dee. G, Is60-3ts GEO. REUSCHLEIN.
ITO YOUNG MEN.-CURE YOURSELF FOR
i $2.00.-If you are suffering from tho effects
of seH-abuse, or from the venereal disease, (Go-
norrhoea, elect. dc.,) send me two dollars and
will give you written advice, in few days, by
which you San cure yourself privately, at very
triaing expense. What medicine Is necessary
you can obtain anywhere, in all its purity, and
prepare it yourself, without rick or exposure.
Please state your age habits, symptoms. and
duration of complaint.
Address, II. II. ORR, JR.,
. Dee. 8, I860-3t. Harrisburg, Penps.
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- H =" Q 1 Z
CALL AND SEE!!

Er ARE PREPARED TO DO ALL
lind, ~ Job Work BETTER and CHEAP
han anr other Office in all this region OF
n,rv. and equal to any Baltimore, Philsdel-
or New York work, and are prepared. to
samples to verify what wo say. Now
us trial.
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL

took over the list; make up a case OF what khcp
you choose and inclose the amount In n current notS
or stamps by mail 10 our address, q o62 BrosdwaN
Eew-York, and the medicine Will DO duly returned "
mall or express. free Of charge
AGENTS WANTED--we desire an active, eficfeut
Agent for the sale OF Remedies In every town dS
community In the United States Address Dr. Hoy
PuREYs Co, No. 552 DnoApwAI NEw.YoRK.
For sale by J. B. II. CAMPBELL,
Wholesale and Retail Agent for Cumberland
Ind vicinity, and druggi1ts generally.
May 81, 1860 ~
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as- friends can aloays find at our once;
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led and prepared for mailing at .f't cents