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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17
The JAPANESE,

These long looked for guests from the Isl
and Kingdom have at last arrived at Wash
ngton city, the Capital Of the United States.
Their reception at Washington on MONDAY
last was of he most enthusiastic character.
From every prominent point the Star Span
pled Banner Haunted, and the sun never
smiled more benisnly upon any people. FIRE.
auent rains had laid the dust, the air was
talmy, whilst the beautiful green sward and
rich foliage of the trees presented scene
transporting and grateful to the mind.
Not less than ten thousand visitors could
have been within the gates of the Navy Yard
thronsing the crossings Of every avenue and
street leading thereto, also the capitol grounds
aud all along Pennsylvania avenue.
Workmen suspended their labors, the shops
were closed, and the mechanics repaired to
the great avenue to meet their families aud
unite With all other citizens in the ceremonies
OF the occ ,sion.
Tue steamer row approached slowly be-
tween the arsenal and the navy-yard. Eve
nv eve was upon her. An almost breathess
silence prevailed among the immence masses
when the Marine band, on the upper deck of
the Philadelphia. struck up the Star Spang-
led Banner. The steamer, now near the
wharf, the enthusiasm began to RISE Just
as the steamer touched the pier spontane-
Gus cheer arose from number of spectators,
but soon terminated, for all were anxious t.
witness the landing.
There was the long-looked for "Phiadel-
piis.'' On her upper deck stood the distiu-
guished visitors looking as calm, collected
and unenthusiastic as if no special honors
were in progress, when messenger was sent
ON board to ascertain the cause of the delay.
He returned with arepiy that the proper per-
sonal arrangements were being made, the am
bassadors adjusting their toilets, &c. Most
of the japanese were. however. viewing the
scene from tho steamers deck with evident
delight; one of them was observed taking
sketches
Our officers waited with patience the con-
venience of their distinguished visitors, when
at last two individuals landed the box con-
tanning the treaty. which was followed in close
and special charge by one of the Japanese
officers, evidently bearing authority. and
wearing a sword. This was followed by the
,hief commissioner, leaning on the arm of
Capt. Dupont. The pext dignitary abvanc-
ID on the arm Of Lieut.. Russel, aud thin by |
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17
Mr. KUnkel.

By reference to the ayes and nays as pub
lshed in the Daily Globe, it will be seen that
Mr.. Kunkel, member Of Congress from this
district, is no. in his place more than one
third of his time, and Oh the vote being Ia
ken on Wednesday, the 9th inst, on the tar
if bill, he voted, nay. Isthat the way to rep
resent the interests Of Alegany county Do
not our people demand something at the
hands of Congress in the way of protection,
that viii give remuncrative employment to
the workingmcn of our county. by creating
A demand for our iron and coal Surely
they 90. Is Mr.. kunke's course in voting
against the tariff calculated to do this2 BY
no means. Then does he not disregard our
interests2
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17
Hon John Bell.

This gentleman, the nominee of the Union
Convention for the Presidency passed through
our city On list Tuesday on his way to Ten
ucsscc.
He was greeted at the Railroad Depot by
large number OF our citizens, to whom he
was introduced and made short and quite
a neat and patriotic address which was well
received. As the cars moved OFF three cheers
went up for Hon. John Bell Of Tennessee.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17

Benjamin F. Butler accepts. in long let
ter, the Democratic nomination for Govern
or of Massachusetts. He declares himself in
favor of Protective Tariff He thinks that
Slavery does not erist anywhere by natural
right. but only by positive enactment, but
that the bred Scott decision protects it in
the Territories. He opposes the admission
Of negroes into tho militia, which he calls an
insult to volunteers. He deLounces the State
and charges it with CEN
tralixing policy. agsrandising the power of
he State 1t the towns,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17

compromise of 1850, and as re-opening Sec
tional controversy which might imperil the
peace and safety Of the Union. In the con-
troverBy on tho admission Of Kansas, in
March, 1868, Mr.. Bell took decided ground
against the so-callcd Leco,npton constitution,
and made an elaborate speech, charging that
that measure tended directly to the overthrow
Of the Union.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17
DR.. BRUN0N'S
Concentrated Remedies,

No. 1.-THE GREAT REVIvEg.-sreedi-
IS eradieates all TIE evil efec:s of Self Abusc,
such as general debility, ioes Of memory. wset
ing away of the organs, q any eonftitutIouM
dsrangemst ia "a imPo.eney, and weakEess Of
the scqusl orgaIs, brought or by the antes:rain-
ed indulgence OF the passions. Acts hlihe on
either sex. Price 81.
No. 1.-THE BALM, Will euro in from 2to
days, ANY case of gonoorrhn ia without tas;e or
smell and requires no restriction Of diet. -
Price one dollar.
No. 3.-TEKEB,--T:i Ill cure in tho ,Aot;cs
possible time any case of elect, even after NJ,
the other Remedies have failed TO produce the
desired eject. No taste or smell. Triee one
dollar.
No. 4.-THE PUNITER.-Is tho on!y rem
cdy known that will really cure structures of
the urethn, no matter Of how long etFpdipg Or
neglected :he case may be. Price one dollar.
No. 1.-THE SoLUToR will cure any case
Of Gravel, permanently and speedily remove
all Affections Of the bladder and kidney Price
one dollar.
No: 9. FOR PARTICULARS sEg CIR.
CULAR.
No.7.--THE AMARIN will Cure ths -
I"uieaiiy, and in much shortf- ting tifu
Ihey can be removed by any 9th Treatment.
~ 80; IS the only remedy thu win really
one dollar ~ '"A'' '
No: s.-THE ORIENTAL pAsrIlLs pr,
ton, or correcting any irregnIar;i;as ~ H..
monthly periods. Price tive dollars.
No. g. fo" PARTICULARS SEE cIRCU-
Either Rsneoy sSnt free ny mail on rscslp.
and get Circular. '''"t
General Depot Moth East corner Of yc,b
Avenue and CalioThi.l Street. Private CI5ss
iDT York Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. ''
For sale in Cumberland only by Hsaly ,
Shrivor, where Circulars containing valunbi,
information, with full description of epch cpse
will BIO delivered Cratic, on application.
Address
DR. FELIX RRUN0N,
Poet offce Boz 90. Philadelphia, Pa.
April %, lsG0--iv.
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Six Cents Reward.
SALE.

| DY virtue of writ of Ficri Facias is
~ sued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
| Auegany County, and TO me directed in favor
| Of Thomas Perry against the goods and chat
tells lands and tenements oil George NJ. Blocher,
| Daniel Biocher aud Hiram B. Wolfe, | have
| seized and taken in execution all the right, IT,
tie, claim and estate at law and in equity OF
| Daniel 2locher, in and to the following prop
erty, to wit:
All those parts Of Lots Nos seven and eight,
| Twin. and being in Blocher street. in the town
| Of Cumberland, Mary land, numbering or meas
urins thirty-eigbt feet front on said street, be-
ing composed of twenty feet Of Lot No. seven
and eighteen feet OF Lot No. eight, beginning at
the end OF thirty feet on the first line of Lot
No. seven in "Blocher's Addition to Cumber
laud"and running thence with Blocher street,
North seveniy-two degrees, East thirty -eght to
the end of eighiy-six ieet on the first line oflot
No. Eight on said Street, then North sixty-eight
deg rees, West one hundred and sixty Ieet to an
Alley, South seventy-two degrees, West thirty
eight 'eet TO the end of twenty fee, on the third
line of said lot No. Seven, thence by straight
line to the beginning, together with all and
singular the Improvements, advantages, profits
and appertenances thereuuto belonging or in
any wise appurtainng, and which is more full
ly described in a deed from George Blocher to
Daniel Blocher bearing date the eth day Of
April, ls43, and recorded in Liber D. D. folio
242 one of the land records Of Allegany eoun-
~.
And hereby give notice that on the 5th day
of June, at o'clock, A. ~, in front OF tho ST,
Nicholas Hotel in the city of Cumberland,
will offer for sale said property so seized an
taken in execution, at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash.
q. R. ATKINSON,
Nay 10, iseo-s. Sheriff.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17

AHoTHER PIIrIcAL MovEMENr--N ouSt
on Wec'iag at New lork-Ncw York May II
"A large meeting %! the friends of General
Houston from all parts If the Union, was
The Baltimore, Charleston and other nation
al patty conventions were represented, and
the determination expressed that The people
shall make their own choice for President.
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--<sI-~<.w.N~. &c

ARE LOCOMOTIVES LEFT-HAHDEp. Mr..
Dyer Williams, Locomotive Superntend ut
Of the Central Railroad at Syracuse, informs
the Ha2way Rerie,o that, according to his
experience, nine out of ten of the crank -axles
that break give way on the left hanl side -
At first that appeared entirely accidental, but
Il continuance Of the phenomenon. after special
effort had been made to adjust both alle+ Of
the engine alike, naturally led to tie belief
that there was o discoverable cause Who
shall discover it? Has this experience occur
red il any other shop ?--A'bion AmesicaH
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17
SAW WILL FOE RENT.

THE Georges Creek Coal and Iron
l Company will RENT OR LEASE, to II
tenant their SAW MILL, at Lo-
naconing, AlIegauy County Maryland This
Mill is situated in well tiubered country.
whose resources are still further extended H.,
the system Of Railroads that surround it. The
Building and Machinery are OF the hest plan
and execution; logs can be cut in 60 feet
lengths and the capacity oflhe mi is eqniva-
ient to TWO millions Of fee, OF inch stuff psr
annum. Every part OF the machinery is self
acting, 50 that there is less hand labor requir-
ed than usual, and connected with it an nppa-
ratu1 for steaming lumber, shiagle cutting,
lathe making. e..
Further information can ne obtained on ap-
pieation in person at the ofIice OF the Compa-
ny. No. 10 South ST., Baltimore. or nv IL, sr
addressed to A. II. STUMP,
April 10, la60-im President.
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Egg Beaters,

4 NEW aud very useful article. Clothes
Il Spriut:ers Sandwich Boxes, Fish Hooks
and Liues, Cake Boxes. Plated and Common
Table Casters, and gread variety of new ard
useful articles for housekcepcra Also, a 6us
supply Of Shelf Hardware, Cook Stoves and
Wooden Ware, just received at the corner of
Baltimore and Ceutrs streets, Gu uiberland.
THOMAS JOHNS.
Anil I, 1890.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17

ANOTHER New PAkTY.--The Seceders at
Charleston have given themselves new
name. They cali themselves Constitutional
Democrats" in opposition to the National
Democrats"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17
Flour and Feed.

HAVING large stock of FLOUR, Of a..-
IL QUE brands, In store, vsinvits wholesale
aud retail dealers, as wsllas consumers, to call
rnd examine the quality and price,.
IfsH Feod, Rss Chap, Corr Neal. Oats a~a
fGekricat gu land aud fer sale By
ss-t ~ C r r-5Hv 60
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17

The GEowIEG Chops. -iccoHnts from
Virginia, Illinois and different sections Of our
own State. thus far represent the condition Of
the growing wheat crops as encouraging,
and the prospects good for a fair harvest
The prospects for a large yield Of fruit is al
most encouraging.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-17
Order of Ratification.

Jost J. Stutsman, In the Circuit Court for
KS. AIlegany County, rs Il
VIM. Baker ana Court OF Equity.
wieand Others. No. 1906 Equity.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
" ported by William ". MeKaie, trustee for
the sale of the Lot snd premises in the proceed
inga in the cause mentioned, bc ratltird and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
he shown on or before the lcth day OF June
next, provided copy OF this rider he inserted
in some newspaper printed ia Cumberland,
once in eacn OF three successive weeks before
the~2d day Of June next The report siatcs
The amoant Of sales to te 53S1.
True copy, -
Test-U. EEStBi,
May 20, 1862 Click.
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GAMFWBD'G
Family
CATH AET'C PILLS.

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up
in GLASS CASES, Air Eight, and wifi
keep in any climate.
The Family C.thartic PILL is geutie but
sctiye Cathartc which the proprietor has ussd
in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly in-s creasing dema nd froa,
those who have longE used the PILLS and
the satisfaction which "a, all express in regard
to their use. has in = duced me to rlace
them within the reachs lot all.
The Profession well. know that different
Catharties act on dif-S |ferent portions Of tho
bowels.
The Family Cathar = tic Pill Is, with due
reference TO this wellis |establis d fect, been
compounded from - variety the purest
Vegetable Extracts, = which alike on ev.
cry part ofthe alimen- Z 3tary ca al, and are
good and safe in nil q Scasss VIII Cathar-
tic is needed, sueh asS iDerango FONTS of the
stomach, Sleepincss, Pains in the Back and
Lons, Costiveness, Pain and Soreness over tue
whole body, from sudden cold, which frequent
~, II neglected, end n long course OF Fever,
Loss OF Appetite, Creeping Sensation OF Colo
over the body, Restlessness, Headache, or
weight in the head, ali InfHur,atory pisenses,
Worms in Children or Adults, Rheumaiisn,
great Purifier of the Blood, and many diseases
to which flesh is heir, too numerous to mention
in this advertisement.
PRICE DIMES.
THE LIVER IEVlGORATOR AND FAM
liz CATHARTIC PILLS are retsiled by
Druggists generally, and sold Wholesale bS TIE
Trade In all the large towns.
q. r. w. SANFORD, n. D.,
/ Manufacturer and Proprietor,
~ ass Broadway, Now York.
&. Oct. 6, i65S-ly. ---..
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I.sxOlVCssi's Notice.

This is the Place to buy Cheap for Cash!
ANDREWS & SWARTZWELDLR
II have just received the largest assortment of
Envelopes ever brought to this city, comprs-
ing ali tho different sizes of White, Buff
Opaque and Fancy, ranging in price by the
thousand from Sl.5o up to $500. and by the
package at 8, q, and 10 cents. Stores ON Bal
iimore street. under st. Nicholas Hotel, and
under Museum Rooms, Cumberland, Nd.
March Is, go.
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Making the total area. n. 2Ti5 3l-lU


TERNs AND CoNDirIoSs One,fifth cash, and
the balance on credit of one two. three aud four
years IN the notes Of the purchasers, made payable
at the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana secured by
special motgage on the property sold with all the
vendors privileges and the clause of noi,saliendo
said notes to beaf Interest at the rate Of per cent
per annun from dste nHtii uiatuiity and to bear
satisfactory city endorsement 1t required III the
Flnance Committees Of the Common t,annci here
II acting as the Board Of Commissioners Of the
Mcl'onogh School Fund. III case 1T lon.Iaynlent
pf amy of tie notes NJ niltnrity those unpaid viii
rear interest from maturity at tie rate Of = per
cent iesir annm until fully paid. This last condi,
Won VIII not be 50 construed as 10 authorize any
delay in the payment nf the notes ut maturity
The purchasers wild eatise Themselves to 6e mt
4 N possession ut their own expense, and they viii
pe required to comply with tile terms and conais
toas q sale. above SGT forth within fifteen days
from the day Of sale and in any case Of delay or
neglect on their part. tie property purchased hy
them Will be re.aaeertised aud sold fpr their az.
G rannt and risk, without further notice, of legal
default. .ss!3' 5s's.> - ~
Acts Of sale before c. +. Fortier, ESQ.,, CITY
Notary. at the. expense Of the purchasers,
. For further particulars see the NewOrleans Bee,
Crescent and Bulletin.
Dec. 81, 1853. 3l..4 4 5tFY$
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.poopERA AG E.4-The undersigned has en
I hand at all times supply of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS S and ALI BARRELS for
MaI,sses. of the best workmanship, which ne aie'5
At The customary prices He will also receive aaa
execute orders for any description d Wofs y. ~ iss
ii;ne A SIMPLY of HoGSHEAD SFAV Es aud ~ s
pnGT pfikETS for sale low for cash. March 10.
AHIISM $. EtFAp Na7hingt n,
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1MllrEIf.l

Y FsIlE undersigned Will proteed8on Monday, The
2+th Jannary 1860, IL TIE store pf NJ ~.
sshisan, " Co., On tile Atehaiaiaya River, nnd lii
the Parish ofgSts taIaiy. ID aljialtate to tho low
est bidder, the making Of tho rnnd and iapee o te
hands fronting the Atchaalaya River, supposed tn
l,e owned hy r. q. Rnbertaon, situated between e.
Hathorn and Vim. Davis, The roadway h I'D
cleared at least tWentyiY feet md gnade ot tin
same width, and draining ditch Oh eaci side wflf
cross bitches and bridges every four arfents.s The
ieyee to he made two iect above high water mark
and I've feet hase 10 every one In hight, "A
And onthe following day, Tneaday, the 25th, 1T
70 0snelaek A. M, at ilie lpscn IN. Buftolls tf,
tlR said Rlyar, aud in the tsd pafia the undcr.
siFlra viii proceed tn adjudieatc III the lowest
htsdnr, the milking Of the road and ieyee hi nc
60 eaee with the above FpccfeatlonA On the fol-
laAsihsf lands fronting on the attiatai8ya River,
supposed 10 be lwnea by E, hiohimnn, ,raetptlal
section eighteen. TaWnshn four santh Range seven
Cast. " ". Laid District 1T Ia,s s5a @
Also, at thesarne time ani piaee, the making of
the road aud levee according ~ the above apesiea-
tiEls. on the fpilasiag land fronting OH the s,isl
River, kilPppsed Va he owned by Edward Mcllheli-
Hey; Frnctlonui Section ssonr,it Township tiYo,
s9nt y Range aeven East South western Laid Dls.
tr3et of Ea.
SAMUEL. T. no T1G Frs, u
Inspector q roads and leyefss toF the firet and
secona Districts, AteAafalaya River, Parish of Vt.
Landry s5 955
December al is5e,