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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-21

The CESsus.-George N. BlocheT, Esd,
tho cfsc;gnt Deputy Marshal, appointed to
take the Census of the Eastern division Of AL
legany county, is now pushing forward his
labors with much energy. The field of his
duties cover Westernport. the two Cumber-
land, Tlntstone, Oldtown and Orleans dis
trcta. The population Of that part of Cum
berlsnd which lies in district No. 13, is about
400. lie thinks the balance Of the city will
contain very nearly a like number OF !nhao-
i.auts. s. the entire population Of our city
may he re, down Mt about 5000 aliincrease
Of 1000 since 1850. This il very satisfac
tory advance in the population of The Noun
tain city-which it was thought By many,
would be little if any larger than the last
ceasus. It il thought the entire population
Of tho county will reach 10000. II was o.
1919 in 1850. Our county will certainly not
ssDh less than No. 4, in poin. Of population
srncug tho counties in tho State.
ACCIDENT Fawvo7, 81 employee
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, started
frc;n Mar,iusbu,g, on Wednesday of last
week for Koarneysville on hunting eSpedi-
.icn. In getting of the train hia gun came
in contact with the car, causing it to explode
the contents Of one barrel passed through
bis right hand, tearing it into shreds; the 9TH
barrel passed close to his head, tearing away
psrt of his hat aud hair. The hand had to
be amputated. DR.. Murphy and others OF
lie profession aided in tbs aaputa.ion. The
young man is doing we'll.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-21
p A RI S @ F l. 0 T S,
Nos. 1888, 1O,11&12

in Morrisan's Second Addition to the town of
Barton IN Alcgany county aforesaid, which
were conveyed to the said Potomac Coal and
iron Company Wy Andrew J. Jones and W lie
hy deed dated on the 26h day OF February in
the yeal 1859, and recorded amongst the land
records of Allegany county aforesaid, in Liber
II. r. No. Is, folios 245, &C.
RI al
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-21
EepOrt Of Coal TRANSFORMATION

During the week ending Saturday, June 10th,
1850.
8iipp-d orsr .bs Georges CrssA Goal and
fron Comnnnv's Railroad
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-21
90 General Fertilizer"

for CORN and all CEREALS, also for POTA
TOES and other products of farm and gnrdci
in the Middle States.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-21
LIST OF gpZoIFIo REMEDIES.

NJ l.--Eor Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation.
No. 2-For Worm Fever, Worm Cole wc;t.ns the
No s.-For Cole, Crying, Teetl..ns and wakefii-
No For Diarrhoon, Cholera 1nfantuu, and Bum.
mer Complaints.
No. o.-For Collie, Giplnss Dysen:cry, or Bloody
No. e.-ror Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Vomiting.
No. For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and Sore
No s.-For Tooth.ach Tace-ache, and Neuralgia
No 9-for Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Fuiinese
No io.-DYspErst. PtlIs-Por Weak and Derausea
etonach, c sstlpatcn, and Liver Complaint.
No. ll.-For FEx.LE IRRsGULARITtRs, scsn.y. Palm
ful, or Suppressed Periods.
No. 12-For Leucorrhca. Protise Menses, and
Bearing Down OF Females
No. l9-ror Group, Hosrse Cough, Bad BREATHING
No. ll-sALT RHErH PnIs-Por EryBtpeas, Erup-
tons, Pimples on the Face
No lb-RHEuNArrc PlLLs-For Pain, Lameness,
or Soreness In tho Chest, Back, Lolns, or Limbs.
A-For Fever and Ague, CHILL Fever, Dumb Agae,
P.-for Piles, blind or Bleeding, Internal or fx-
ternai
O-For Sore, Weak, or Infsmed Eyes and Eyei!ds;
Failing, Weak, or Blurred Sight,
C.for Catarrh, o. long standing or recent, either
with obstruction or profuse discharge.
W. C-Por Whooptng Cough, sbat!ng Its Tiolspos
and shortening It's course.
10 all acute disease suol FeveTs, Inhrnma,ions
Diarrhra, Dysentery, Group, Rheumatism and such
eruptye diseases us Scarlet Fever Meases and Ery-
dpess, the advantage Of giving The proper remedies
promptly Is obvious, and in all such cases the spe-
eincs &C, Ike charm. The entire disease Is often
arrested al once, and In ell the violence OF e
attack moderated, the disease shortened, and
derei lps3 dangerous.
Cocsh, and Cclds, which ere oi such reausn. -
currenCe, and which often lay the foundation Il
diseased lungs, bronchitis md consumption may NJ
be at once cured by the Fever and Cough pis
In all chronic diseases, suck US Dyspepsia, We,k
Stomach, Constipation Liver Complaints, Pile, Fc-
male Debility, and Irregularities, Old Headaches,
Fore or Weak Eyes, Cn,arrh, Salt Bheum, and otLet
old eruptions the has specifics whose proper s
plcatior VIII afford cure In aln.esi every iustsrrs.
Often the cure Of single chronic difficulty, snch az
Dyspepsia, Piles or CstaiIh Headache or Female
WeskGesa las more Than ra'd FOR tie case ten Ind,
over.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-21
Eco SEQ

And PREMIUM 10 each subscriber vortt
from 50 90 TO $500.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-21
HIGH Hill CORRECTED,

and particularly described in deed from Levi
Moore and wife 10 Andrew j. Jones, dated ON
The 81 day Of December, 10 the year 1856, and
recorded amongst the hand records of said AL
legany county, in LiberH, r., No. IA, io!ios go
and 62l.
Sd, All those
Lots and Pieces Of Land,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-21

EXTEAJHDIEAEY SALE
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

The Working Farmer says; II is well known
that apples keep longer after having parted
with proportion of the water they contain.
When first taken from the trees iflaid la heap,
ls inches in DEPTH and covered with n light
cloth or a little straw, they will soon sweat !;
when this operation has succeeded fairly, the
cover or straw should be taken of, the win
dows opened and the apples suffered to dry as
suddenly as possible. By this operation they
will lose or Gper cent. of their weight, and if
packed in barrels, and shipped, arriving at their
port OF destination before second sweating
shall occur, they will be all sound unless
bruised in the packing or carriage If dried
Immediately after the second sweating, instead
of being left closely packed while damp, they
are again prepared for still longer voyage
before decay will occur Those who ship APP
pies to Europe are well aware of these facts,
and use the necessary preventive againqt de-
cay
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
PLANTING TOMATOES

correspondent of the Gardeners Chronicle
(Eng.) strongly recommends the growing OF
tomatoes wholly in pots, especially by those
who raise only "a limited supply of dozen or
two plants for home use, He also thinks mar
ket gardeners, and those living in cities, would
find this mode invaluable. The pot-plants are
entirely under control, and require almost no
attention, He says: Il have not planted out
tomatoes for the last Eve years hut have had
instead, good crops from plants in pots, with
no trouble in training, or stopping, ind no tai-
lure as to production or ripening SOW the
seed in a Nc. 60 pot at The end of February
The plants are kept starving under grass till
the middle Of April, thea shifted into thumbs
and put on the potting bench for q week. They
are then packed together under a warm fence
md when they want it, are shifted into Cos
and allo Sed 10 gei quite pol-bonnd
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
MANURE roR TREEs AND cRoPs.

Manure for trees and crops operates N two
important ways. The first and most obvious
is by its direct supplies to the small rootlets in
the soil. To afford such supplies in the best
manner, it should be finely pulyerzed, and
infinitely diffnsed through the soil Mt just such
depth as the roots OF the trees and crops ex-
tend-neither wholly buried deep, nor left
wholly nearthe top-but be intermixed through
every part Till, mode No do not propose TO
speak ofat present The second way is its in
fluence on the crust of the surface, as already
alluded TO. On very light sandy or grayelly
soils, this influence is less important, so far MS
the mellowing effect Of manure mixed with the
surface is concerned. On such soils there is
little to hold or retain lis iertilizing portions
and it is soon dissipated and lost. Straw OF
coarse litter, strictly as mulch is better here
than manure merely. But on cayey soils ma
nure becomes highly advantageous. It com
hines with and mellows the crust in most
efficient manner. The great advantage which
il possesses when thus applied TO clay soils is
not only in softening the hard crust TO which
such soils are liable, but in the ready combi-
nation which is effected between the clay and
he volatile manure.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
G,be farmer.
.esINaIIaI mrs no FARMERS.

It il the duty, as well as economy, in every
thrifty farmer to study well his own interest
before he commences any undertakings and
ethe grand object which we are all striving after
is TO procure the greatestamount OF grain win
the least possible expense Well, as winter is
here with all its incemcnces, every farmer
should care well for his stock. ut is true
saving; the merciful man will be merciiul TO
his beasts.) If possible, every one should be
well sheltered from the storm and wet, ii you
wish them to thrive. The better way is to
stable all you can. They may be chained every
four feet apart, oryon may put up gates which
may be more convenient, or bars which may be
cheaper, and answer the purpose. by stabling
: Won may feed without waste. They all can be
fed alike Yuu will make more manure, which
ia also great object to every farmer, and last
~, though not the least, your stock will be lit
for market at least two months in advance of
those not stabbed, which is considerable OBJ
ject as later in the season beef is from one to
two cents per pound lower in price. Yon also
have your cattle of your pasture in the latter
part of July and August, tit the season should
be dry1 which will save your land, and your
grass will have a good start for your next
years stock, which il you chose you may buy
early so that they may be in good condition for
winter.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18


k4REI WHOLESALE WINE LIQUOR DEALERS.
A&zSkk n E. Corner Of llli and shplry Streets Whining
tom Del Tile subscribers being engaged In tho Wine aud
Liquor business exclusively takes this method ofniormn
their friends and the public generally, that they now hnse
the largest and host variety Of WINES BlANDIES aud
GN besides every species Of domestic liquors n the state,
which can be purchased at Now York and Philadelphia
prices. comprising
Cognnc Brandy, Jamaica spirite
Pale Champagne. Scotch whiskcy,
Pale lu- Irish dis.
Extra do. Holland Tin
Old Alonongahcn Wlskey Allcghsnn WhiskcS, Bourbon
Whiskcy The very best double reeiilcd Whiskcy in the
country, That canuo be bought cheaper elsewhere
WlNES-Aiadcra, Hort Tuncin Sherry. l.sinl, sweet
MALAGA, Champagne and ClaTet All of wlirl nre war
rented To he pure and VI the best quality.
MISUNDERSTANDING, blackberry, Ginger, Cherry,
Lemon Sy rup and Cor,linls
"a la,ernkecperH and Retail dealers supplied at cheap
rates on reasonable terms.
MEDICINAL puRPosEs-lnyallds and others desiring
old ines AMI Liquors for Medicinal purposes will lind II
10 their advantage TO call and examine stock Of una.
dultcratcd liqors before purchasing elsewhere
Persons NJ distance will find their orders prompt
Il attended TO. All Iuoro sent free Of chnrEc to amy dis
Ianoe within twenty miles
K8- Hotels supplied In Casks, Demiohns, &C.
e. Purchasers will find it TO their advantage 10 ea
~ thr old stand NJ D. Corner Of Fourth and Shpley Ss,
and examine extensive stock before maklng their pur
,lli.r.. np2l-fm MiTSlL 4 fOS.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

Es~ The editor Of paper in Ohio has had
a fine shirt collar presented TO him and is now
waiting for some one to give him a shirt, SO
that he may be able to put the collar to some
use, saying that s'at present it is a perfect su-
supeauity.@
ssg- well,n said the old lady, throwing
down the nespaper in disgust, do think they
ought to make Mr.. Sherman Speaker, without
any more talk. If these fellers only knew
what heap of good his lozenges had done, it
would move their bowels to compassion
gesa rose without thorns-a woman with
out nails,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
Flour, Feed, Grain and seed

~ G, CHANDLER 6 son, -
L CENTRAL flour, FEED GRAIN AM SEED
bFP6T No 100 Market street IL doot4 above Ali, west
side Nilnin3t Delaware where may be iound con.
saniy rood assortment Agricultural Seeds sneh az
Rel Clover Timothy Orchard Grass, Herd OrA4s Mixed
Lawn tass, Btoolh Com Annmal Rive Grass White Dnirh
Clover Primitive Green Grass, Miilet, Duekwhe1 esise
ORANGE italian Rye Grass tpeicnniatl and FlaNsec1
hs-canaIy, Hemp, Miel, Rape Yellow,
Nav Lettuce aud unlmlle'l lticr
FLOn'ER SEEDS.--Annual BienniHl aud Perennial
large assortment, comprising such kinds culS as have
proved suited to this climate
Hs Hops, kentucky Blue Grass. farine Corn Star u,
Pearl Barley, Flour, &C. 7, c. CHANDLER a huN
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18


VM Takes this method Of ininrming his friends
- and the people OF Wilmington, that lie has fit
Eastr1 up III complete mechanical style, the store
No. ~ Market Street, ARCADE How, Wilmington, Del.
where he intends To devote his entire time To the
Wtnrc Of nn0TS SHOES of all kinds and varieties, In
the neHtcst and most fashionable styles and at satisfactory
prices His stock will consist in part OF dentrincns iino
Calf and Patent Leather Boots aud Shoes latest styles
Ladies' and Misses CATERS aud other Shoes, in great
riety. And in incl everything in the Shoe business.
Customer Work will be particularly attended IT,, and in
all cases will satisfaction bc warranted.
hs- LASTS fitted up by Of tho hest makers in tho
country.
The long practical experience Of tho uncriign and his
thorough knowledge of the business in all Of its branches
will he trusts be sufficient guarantee to the public that
he will do them Justice aud furnish them article that
will recommend itsef for utility cheapnesA and nabi
ity JOSEPH fULLMER.
REPAIRING of all kinds neatly done reasonable rates.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18


TIE IMPERIAL
DEPURATIVE
THE GREAT STANDARD REMEDY OF Tur
NINETEENTH CENTURY,
FOR THE PROMPT AND RADICAL
CURE OF SCROFTTT,Ai.
WHITE SWELLING, nir DISEASE, uIcEhATit6tSss
LONG STANDING, ULCERATIONs
OF THE E,I m9yTH AND
SORE EYES, rErrER sdiEb iliihAp,
Generally, and all discusses arl-ine from '"''
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD
In Scrolula, White Swelling and
Diseases of a like character, THE
IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE. N
u fair trial Of its well known yir-
tues, will effect decided cures or
the most inveterate and long stand
ing cases. One or two bottles
cannot be used without giving ey-
idence of the unequalled curative
powers Of this great remedy.
In TETTER, ii has no equal
It will cure any case of letter. no
matter how old or obstinate. if n
fair trial of its powers is made.
For the cure of this troublesome
and intl'actable disease, it is more
generally and successfully used
than any other remedy in exist
encc.
tits invaluable in eases of Scald
llead--one bottle used in such
cases fully establishes lis control
over this disease.
Pimplcs and blotches Of the
skin are ei1ectually removed, and
at this season of the year, The use
OF one or two bottles of the I'M.
PERlAL DEPURATIVE giyes
to the skin Il fresh, clear and
healthy appearance.
In eases of White Swelling.
Hip Diseases, Scrofula. Ulcers and
old sores, the Anti-philogistic
ALL-HEALING SALVE
May be used to advantage. This
Salye is an Invaluable remedy for
family use in all cases Of Cuts.
Burns, Sores, Cmbmcles, Fclons.
&c.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
RISING SUN.

uE subscriber would most respectfully announce to his
friends and the public generally that he has taken the
RISING sun Tavern New Castle where he will be happy to
attend TO their wants.
s table will ever be supplied with the choicest articles
the market can produce and his Bar will be supplied with
the very best Liquors Nothing, in short, will be lett I'M
done 10 make my house comfortable place OF resort
iuil-tf JoHN hEEuAN.
WILMINGTON RESTACRANT,A TNo. liz
w Market Street between Front aud Second streets,
East deoystera and Refreshments Of kinds served up
in the best style The ehs Of tie underaighed al re-
zpectfnlly invited 10 give him call HENRY HAAk'
seD9-n
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
WILLIAM q. LOWE,


W. M l61 Market Street above Front, Wilmington,
--lA Delaware. wonllnos respectfully call the attention
Of the public Ia tho large stock Of reay-nmc Clothing
which he keeps constantly hand and sells the very
Invest cnE prices he makes all kinda of Clothing
er-uvingan excellent cutter he is prepared 10 execute
customer work viii nctnc-a md despatch liz keeps
hand good assortment Of Cloths, Cassincres aid Vest
ings which the public is invited TO call ind examine.
by strict attention % lnsnras he expects, heretofore
d IlInrlt shnre Of the nmhc pMtr..nnge. my, ;im
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
OfEF. ne. RrimeI1IIVss.

ATE H. II. Il W. BRIOGHURST Wholesale and Retail
- druggist ln3 Market Street
tHlMSlN fETTER WASIT-I have lust received n ann.
ply o. ths celebrated cure for letter, which Is tile beat
remedy ever known for letter, Ringworm or BARRIERS Itch
cDvyp,t o,,,,,,,.m H. Il. DR1NGHURST
CRYSTAL CEMENT or Soluble Glnss, for permanently
mrilng broken glass China other waro--n new article
u !, y; u; III NMIiullSTS, l03 Market Street
iHEiiMoMETERS-a largo assortment of MoAiltstcrs
nuke IN iron. tin and lockwood frames also enclosed i
elhss, fey dairy isc. H. r. BRINGHuiSF, Fourth aud
LoNdWoRTIrs oATAwBA BRANDY, an,l Iyops. and
me French Hranly, in bottrsi also Madeira wines
FRENCH TRUsSES, light pattern for Summer nae
and private ypon for fitting them to the person
CON GELATIN, with directions, nj H. H. SEIN0
LONG COMBS for Children. Of India Rutbe IolG cont.
ENUiISt WHITE FELT CORN PLASTERS a cure IN
LEEClIES SPAWN MIXTuREa certain nuro f,r snay
IN or ngbone in horse, Such il the cxnoricure Of H.
seli leecll who as used it for many years
VANILLA REANi also Extract III Vanilla n,o,iA i,,ul
the Hem, hY II, Il. Bfnghirht's -
AYERS SAliSAPARlLtA-A new preparation ly the
pills. '' ''N''''' ""'
DEAD SHOT vIRMIFuGE-a fresh stock direct nom
NC hInpsie9rsi also, neat Almanac, gratis, Mt ii H.
FINE coMnsa general assortment all sizes some very
nne 9r smoothing the hair. H. r. Brnghurst 100 Market
1hAMDkETiIS PILLS, resurrection Of a noted pill
JAMES FAMILY MEDICINES.-I am g,.ie ngent, au,t
always have supply Of NIL bis preparations
BENNETTS C0COAINE.A perfect hair dressing.
HAIRY y iRlCopliER0uS, by doycn by single hot
t'' very low II, \, RRINGHURsT
hhzj Nh 1O3 Market Street,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
0Tm ANNuAL ANNouNLEMENT
CONFINED SUCCESS OF TIE


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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
ldULnERT y i,ROrunr

~ StTtEssONS TO AKIN & CTLDENT
Wholesale and Retail GRuCERS. nnJ ,iral,s IN r,ai
Ssgl., Plaster, Salt Fish, SC. Also No / pEEDyIA%
utANo, and other Concentrated Fertilizers direct from
Streets, Wilmington, Dcl. ~ iy y,gitso
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
WILI.IAM HOMES, :

/ FURNITURE wARER0uNls,
mi N1s lhi and l05 n W. Corner Of Front and shipet
'sltstis Mipinstol.,R ,,Al kinds ni Furniture
MENT = EGL0GIES Upon THE MARI
TYR"
~ the arrival Of Ire lrig Echo at New York,
Hahli files TO january 2lsi have been received.
lhe John Brown affair is creating II great
excitement in liayti, and Is much commented /
on ny the journals IL Progress comes 10 n3 in !.
mourning for the late hero Of iIarprr's Ferry. !,
On the 10th Of January mass was chaunted {.
IN commcmnlation g Of the irightful martyrdom
OF the aboliionist John Brown, the nfamous |,
ruifan Of the american Union The papers I
give he full detail of the execution Of Brown !,
and devote several columns 10 editorial com |,
ments which are far from complimentary to lie
jnge Parker" and the jury Of Charlestown.
The Fcuillc dc Commerce says:
The cause of the abolition of slavery las |
just counted another MARTYR. The fact how- K
ever indifferent il may be to others, cannot lie
SO to u.s. descendants as we are of the pcrse- !
ruted race OF Africa. This event must WEIGH Y
upon our hearts MS public calamity. John
Brown with Ills noble co-wnrIiers has been
sent to nm ignomrious deGt' on the pallows
and thi8in country where liberty appears to
lave its grandest Inspiration, and where moth
ing is said or done hut in the name of liberty;
tits in this country, IL is in the United States in
iact, that this man, who demanded liberty for nm
.unlnstly oppressed and enslaved race, is shame
FULLY dragged to the scaffoldp
There is much more of a seycrcr strain Il
The Hayti DanHfs asr0h 80 as TO Distribute the .oat
a and brings the machinery in with the parts b. h
washed Its wonderful performance Is destined to super
ye,rs old can do the washing Of lnrgc tAmy in hour
Call at No. 1876 Market street. and examine our Machines
Manufactured at the corner OF Sixth md Orange stcet
ap23-ly No. 1866 Market street, Wilmington, Dbl.