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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-01-24
BRONSON HOUSE.

CORNER or MAIN AND CENTER STREETS,
BRADFORD Iowa.
W. S. MOWER R...................P Proprietor,
The Proprietor would respectfully inform
the Travelling Public that he has again taken
charge of the above House, and would he
pleased to wait upon all who may favor him
with their patronage. Stages leave daily for
the East. West and North. Charges reason
ahle as at any House west OF the Mississippi.
ia Good accommodations for teams. Iva
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-01-24

BASKRrrTcY ILLUsrRArED.-Two mer-
chants were standing in Wall street
discoursing on bankruptcy, when one
Of them saw real live Yankee lum-
berlng down street with knife and
stick in his hands.
Now for some sport" said one of
the merchants. Wen ask his opin-
ion on bankruptcy, or rather his IDEAS"
He hailed the Yankee with
Halo, friend, can you tell US the
meaning Of bankruptcy 7"
Well, | reckon | kin-and skin
me if don't"
Please explain
Well, You fnst lend me five for
about three minutes
Here it is-now proceed ..
Well, now, | owe Zcke Smith five
cents, Sam Brown, the tailor, five dol
lars for this 'rre coat, and you FIVE"
"Well," said the merchant, "now
give me my five"
" Oh, git cout, I'm q bankrupt, and
you come in for a share with the rest"
and he left the astonished merchant
to whistle for his five.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-01-24
CEDAR VALLEY HOUSE,
WEST WATERLOO, IOWA.


This house has been newly furni he'd aud every cfr
viii be made 1" give satisfaction 10 guests.
Office OF Western stage Co Stages leave daily for all
points North, South, East ana West. 80
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-01-24
inistellanp.
FORT SUMPTER.

From Moore's Rural New Yorker
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-
Ship Ann E Thorn pson, Chas
Merrymsn, ] A Neill
Bark Admiral, q lille
Bark Amanda, Chas Brown
BARK Alice, Thos Walton,
Briganiine Alice, Capt Ais
ship Arctic Hero, Capt Hep.
pie, John Wallu
Bark Amber WITCH, + L Sen
nett
Brig Ann Taylor, Capt John.
ston, Alfred Feagan, Robt
Hutchinson
Bark Augusta jessie, Capt
Pratt, s Bellsley, Richard
Dreyer, James Stoke
Ship Athambra, Capt Dunbar
Shin Antelope, j Richardson
Swedish ship Antelope, An
ton Edwin Erickson
Annie Eaton, Rich Barrett
Bark Attine, Edward Han.
sen, John Lingreen
Bark Beccher Sotwe, Root
Anderson
Ship Boyne, A Buzzard
Ship b D Medcalf, John An
dersson. John Williams
Ship b s Kimball, Thos D
Hodgman
Bark British Tar, John Con-
nelly, Robt Oliver
Brig Blackfish, Capt Fair
child
Schooner Brigand, Capt Dun
Bark Christina, James A
McEwing
Ship Corrinne, J P Figg
Bark Charlotte, Capt Cham.
pion
Ship Charles 4 Jane, Capt
Is Haskell
Bark Clarence, Capt Arm
strong, Chas Nicholas An
thony, Gordon Smith
Bark Columbine, j Sinclair,
william Askew
Bark Cumbinc, John Clark,
Ship Col James Scott, John
G Meisner
Bark Conciliator, RobtStorey
Ship Col Adams, Capt Mills
Sloop Cabot, Capt Joel Nor
ton
Schooner Charm, Nathan
C0mstock
Ship De Presto, Lidzouw, I'd
mate
Steamer Dirigo, Jacob NJ
Bartlett
Bark Duchess, Capt Douglas
Bark Daniel, Geo A johnson
Brig Enchantress, Edw Jar
Wis, James White, cook
Bark Eliza Laing, Capt Laing,
Rich Dixson
Ship Eliza Mclaughlin, Il
Hyland
Brig Eleonor, Nilsson
Ship Ellwood Walter, W W
Ship Empire State, Jas Kcree-
cane
Brig Ellen, Patrick Coleman
Mic Sunderagan
Ship Z G Smith, SamNKnight
Bark Eupbrates, Fowler Rob-
inson, VIM Meyer
Schooner Emily, s w Fichett
Brig Emerald, Jas Hayes
Bark Elizabeth, Pat Crapgle
Ship Fanny Fern, CaptLCanu
Bark Flying Cloud, W Amos
Bark Fame, Capt Kennedy
Brig r Nelson. Andr J Brown
Bark @ w Horton, L + Kel.
ioch
Bark Guliclma, Capt Merriam
Brig drang, Capt Cieasby
Ship Gov Langdon, Capt Pot
ter, Thos Mckenzie, stew'd
Brigantine Hanna, J White
law
Brig Harriet Dobbing, Cap,
Mooring
Brig Happy, John Landrey
Bark Hone, Capt Deans
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-----s= ---4sias 49, $3.50 -aa-llssss--
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE WATER CoMMISSIONERS.-CITY
~ Hall Jersey City, Nov II, 1861 Sealed proposals Will
be received by the Water Commss Of Jersey City until
Monday Dec 10 next at u O'Clock NJ for furnishing and
laying about 100 feet OF 80 inch water pipe across
the Haekensaok river and the bottom Of the Bid
ders TO Furnish plans for the construction and laying OF the
pipe All necessary information In regard to the work CAD
be obtained at this Office. r. G. BACOT, SupL and Eng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

DOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
first class will leave New York the st nth
and 2lst of each month"; except when these dates Sum-
lowing.
For freight passage apply at the only office No. 5Bow
ling Green. d. B. ALLEN, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

CIvORI HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
~ Corner Of
BROADWAY AND NINTH STREET,
Elegant Suits of Apartments for gentlemen families "a
low prices
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

PRoTEsTANT EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-DIvINE SER.
church in Trenor Hail. No Is West Thirty street.
Broadway, on Sunday next December Morning services
at 0H O'Clock and evening at ~ O'Clock Rev. f. o. Flagg
will preach morning and evening. Seats free.
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ships' Gre Wa Letterv,

ws Letters.
Ship Holyhead, Capt Cole
Ship Ina Russell, Chs Oscar,
William A Wise, Capt G B
Williams
Ship Indiana, John McIn-
tosh, w. Cristy
Brig Isabella, P'Frampton
Ship Isabel, George Perkins
Her Majesty's ship Immat.
lite, Hugh McNeelie
ShipJ CBoynton, Capt Theo-
Brig ] R Titus, VIM Graham
Bark J 4 r Young, Capt Scott
Ship Jupiter, Capt Josephson
Ship Julia Lawrence, Capt
Jas w Curtis
Ship Joseph Rowan, VIM D
Aifleck, John McKaycarp
Brig John Peirce, Capt Ham,
mond
Ship Kate Sweetland, L Mel.
man
Ship Living Age, Capt Emery
Ship Leichardt, Geo Crosby
Brig Locomotive, Domingo
Luchwich. Il Rowland
Brig Lady Mulgraye, l. Con-
nelly
Bark Margaret, Capt Aares-
trnp, N Mclaughlin, mate
Ship Merrington, Capt Ken
dali, Robert Wilson
Ship Manchester, Jas Lee
Brig Mary Isabella, Capt
Potter
Ship Milwaukee, Henry Boil
mein, Alex Cransten, Patr
Wilkinson
Schooner Mischief, Capt Ro-
berts
Schooner Montrose, John
Alien
Schooner May, Capt Smith
Ship Martha, Capt Brewer,
Arthur Anderson, Alex
Hughson, Geo Sutherland
American ship Martha, Capt
Abram Rich, Jr
Ship New Hampshire, Mafret
w Bowden
Schooner Ontario, Capt VIM
Hannah
- Owego, Capt T S Stevens
Bark Otodine, Capt g Hill,
James Hill, g w Pearson
Ship Plantagenet, Capt John.
son, TMcGrcery, VIM Simp-
Ship Palinurus, Thos ALL
son
Ship Prince of Wales, Capt
Hamm
Brigantine Prince Alfred,
Daniel McCully
- Rosedaii, Stephen Da-
wilson
Bark Record. N Hokelwitz,
Z Houghton, steward
Ship Sailor Prince, Joshua
Merit
Ship Susan Fearing, Capt
Newcomb
Bark Saurander, Capt Keat-
ing
Ship VIM T Slower, James
Peel
Schooner Septress, VIM Ca
vanaagh
Ship Salidan. Vim Nichols,
cook
Bark Sanderson, Capt Her.
bert, VIM Pegg
Bark Sarah l. Bryant VIM
w Russell
Ship Spanker, John Lawson,
Ship Timour, Harris Lewis
Brig T II Gates, y Macknsy
Ship Vernon, Lawrence
Nicolson
Ship Villa Franco, James +
Darcy
Ship Windsor Forest, Geo
w Meryman
Ship Zambesi, II II Faulke
Schooner Zouayc, Thos Sulli.
van
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

(yALIFORNIA.-TICKET IN FIRST CABIN, WITHOUT
~ beh, steamer North Star, sailing Monday, Dec
for sale low: Apply % E, W. BARTHOLOMEW Sd John
street, before IL A. NJ this day.
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Miscellaneous.

LnCOubs
Mu@ra,t's Chemistry, Pub'r
N Y Typographical Union
N Y Lodge No l. IOBB
Palestine Lodge No Is, IOlBB
Paten Glass Letter Co
Produce Price Current
Recorder, Publishers Al Park
row
Rechoboth Lodge No 50, 10
BIB
Ia loring Establishment $50
Broadway
Washington Lodge No 10, 10
Il Il
zl1n's Lodge No 2, 10 BIB
II Is. TAYLOR, Postmaster,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

ID II. MACY SELLS LADIES DOLLAR KID GLOVES
III. in all coors and Sizes for 63 cents Thy mail 60
Nos 204 and FOG Sixth two doors below Fourteenth
street. and connection with any other in the city
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(EMITTANCE TO IRELAND, &C.-TAPsCOTT L co.
LII continue draw drafts they have past
twenty-five years Those wishing TO remit money their
can be supplied with drafts for any amount payable
plying at their old established place business IS
street, New York.
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Z THE. EMPIRE CITY FUR COMPANY,
Wholesale and RETAIL Established l849
22s Bowery, 22S Grand street, 23l Eighth avenue
offer to their friends and the public large splendid
sortment Of LADIES', MISSES and CHILDREN'S FANCY
FuRS all Of manufacture consisting of Hudson
Bay Sable Mink Fitch Stone Marten Siberian SQUIRREL
&C. in Tamas Capes Cloaks Victories, Mufs and Cuffs
also choice selection of Sleigh Robes genemens Fur
Caps Collars and Gloves, all prices suit the times
HARRIS Il RUSSACk'S,
231 Eighth avenue 226 Grand street. DIS Bowery
B-FCRS repaired and cheap at the very shortest
notice.
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&C.

A 7 ISAACK'S
"A Just received, from auction, Manla and Bonnet Vel
Black Silks Black Beaver Cloths and all kinds OF Mil
nery aul Dress Goods. NB-kid Gloves slightly spotted,
only 25c pair g. w. 1SAACKS
n Franklin street. three doors west OF Broadway
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30

The Supreme Court of the State of New
York, have issued perpetual injunction o.
gainst Eaton and JenKiag for counterfeiting
Ayers Cathar.ic Pills, holding them respon-
sible for the cruel imposition in what they
have done aud restraining them from further
like injury to the pubic. If any class Of
our people more than another needs the in
terposition of law To shield them from i'm
posture, it is the sick and suffering who arc
unable to protect themselves A remedy SO
universally employed as Ayers Pills by all
classes both to cure and to prevent disease
sqould as it does have every security the law
can afford it. from counterfeit and imitation.
Cabinet, Schenectady.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30

THE FEMALE ORG ANIMATION Is of.
ten as frail rs tha. Of tender flower. Ma.
ny Of the sex enter into marriage relations
without being able to undergo the labors and
trials OF maternity. In this country thous-
sands of beautiful women are sacrafced every
year from this cause alone. Hostetters Gel
ebrated Stomach Bitters will save many OF
this class from an untjmely grave. This
medicine has been used with great benefit by
immense numbers Of people throughout the
republic, and the proprietors have received
grateful COMMUNICATIONS from all sections OF
the country. Tle Bitters will DO found to
be very pleasant to the taste, even as bev-
erage, and prompt and powerful in its effect
as a medicine. II iniuses new vitality int
the frame, and strengthens the whole system
So that women who use it are enabled to 60
through with shors which, without it, Uo
certain to PROSTATE them.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
Ra5-See advertisement IN auother col
unlu.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30
GstraT.

4hegdny C,uaty 10 Ctt:
| hereby certify thai David Twigg of .ille
gany county brought before m" the 81 '''criuer
II Justice OF the peace in and for the said coun-
", this Is, DAY Of MAY in the year 1861, us a
stray tressms3ing npon his enclosures, dun
mare colt about two y ars old, about fourteen
hands high, blnzed in the forehead, black
stripe running along her back, and the oil
hind foot white. Given nnlrr mv hand and
zeal HENRY MrKEON, J +.
The owner of The ahove desrrihed Colt is
requested to prove property. nav charges aud
take her away. DAVID TN lGG,
Living at Murlev's brahch abOuteight miles
east OF Cumberland.
Nav 2, lSGl-3t.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30
Wonderful Elects.

LtmueI Bonsl!, Of Pittshurg, for Two years
uocloss 10 hruscIf aud society--a marytr /"
'hils ana fcvcr-cured in less than weeks,
and improved in hours.
Mary X. Belkn"p, anndusky, Ohio, n!tet al
most losing her reason rs well as strength by
Intermittent Fever, with Chills, restored to
health in a hours.
Adolphe Monbro, Of France, relieved in one
hour, while travelling in the ears Of the Foit
WAYNE and Chicago Rsilroad. He was appa-
rently dying with chills.
Ellen K. Henson, Lockport, New York, res
cucd after 7 years suffering. perfect cure.
Thousands Of other eases prevented and cured
every month, and not II single complaint of the
efficiency Of the hpsctirs, or Persian Fare,
Charm.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the judges %
" E|er,inu. and tn tlc voters # Allrmrt
orrty. that an clcc ion will be loli IN t.
several election dist -lrts Of said county o.
.,r usual i,i''', % holding r'crnons.
Thursday the 1871 dry If Juur 1861. i"r
purpp,e nf el"ctlu@ nr prrs'" Tor hrlr
sentative IN Crngrrs.. ii. Il. ATKINSON,
Nav 20, lSGl.-2l. She,iE
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30

!oOid ny HEALEY L SHRIVER.
Cumberland, Nd.
Also. Lowndcs 4 Clary Frostburg; A. j.
k"rshner rand ". Lefevor, Cloarspring j. S.
Hedding, Iinncock.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30
Notice to Corporation
Tax PAYERS.

VHT ,sS,y elected IayrI and cry Counci
i vii, gnss; A. tn Council Room on the irs
Moa1Iy M Tuesday Of June ueI', TO hear ap.
zeal. ant u,:a transiArs Al peuscns intere,
;si vii! please ;aae notice.
G.s. W. ROPER, Clerh.
Ia Mayo an City Council
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30
Grand Jury Report.

APRIL btN. 1901.
To the Hon. Thus. Perry,'Judge OF the Cirrnit
Court.
The Grand Jury in accordance to usage aud
requirement OF law, have visited The Aim
House for Allrgany County, and have to safe
that in their orinior the unfortunate pour are
well provided for with good aud whpesomr
food; their rooms and beds were lound clean
in short the Jury believe that he Stewart and
Tru stces have used every reasonable means 10
make the unfortunate inmates OF the ins.itu-
ton comfortable. There have been various
improvements made on this property during
the presen; incumoents time, which the jury
believe were necessary for the convenience aud
comfort OF all persons connected with the
place The jury also found the frrmihg land
in q good state OF cultivation, the growing
crop looks well, the garden and out Tote also
SHOW thar theI with the rest OF The property
have not been neglected.
WM. c. CUNNINGHAM, Foreman.
70 the Hon. Thos. Perry, Judge OF the Circuit
COnTi.
The Grand Jury have in compliance with
their duly. visited the Jail, for Allegany Coun.
IS, and iou nj the unfortunate inmates confined
therein as wei, cared for as their respective
conditions required. The Jury have every
reason to believe that the efficient Sheriff and
Tailor have done every thing consistent with
their lnty to render the prisoners rs comfort
able as circumstances would allow.
VINO. CUNNINGHAM, Foreman.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30
MRS WiESLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician
has a soothing Syrup for children teethng
which greatly facilitates the process Of teeth
ing. by sott"uing tho gnm1, reducing all in
termination will a'lay Nil pain, and is surf
tn regulate the bowels. Depend mpon it moth
err. it will Civ res, t. Yourselves, and relic
SUD hrrlth :, your infants, Perfectly Sale il
~; ctsea See .t,.crtiSe n.'rt in another col
u!D;i.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30
NOTICE.

Office Of the Cumberland nj and Iron Co.
Corner Of Broadway and Wall Streets
New York, May 1861.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the Stockholders of th Cumberland
Coal and Iron Company for the election Of a
Pr. sident and Board Of Directors for the ensu-
ing year and for tho transaction of other bust
ness, will be held at the office Of the Company
in this city ou Monday the Sd day of June next
NJ IL o'clock NJ.
The transfer Book will be closed from the
25th day of May to the Ord day Of June both
Inclusive. u. R0USSEL,
May ., lsiI,--it, st-reDry.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30

A. remarked in previous issues. says the
L. s. Railroad Mining Register the obstruot-
ions Put in the way Of deliveries from the
Cumberland region by til" secessionists, and
the consequences of their rehellious acts, have
diminished the Cumberland coal trade. and
diverted orders from Maryland to Broad Top,
which last named region has been gradually
arluiring reputation for its valuable staple
siuts It was opened a very few years ago.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30
ONLY 25 CTS,

per bottle, to Dc had 1t al respectable druggists
And perfnmers
L. Miller would call the attention Of Parents
and Guardians TO the use o: his lnvigorator, in
cases where the ohildrens' Hair inclines to De
weak The use Of i, lays the foun dn;ion for 3
9oo3 head ef Ra'r, as it removes any Impurities
that NAV have become connected With the scalp,
the removal OF which 10 necessary both for the
health of the child, and thu future apY.arans-
If its Hair.
CABTIos genuine Without he faesir,-
lie LOUIS MILLER being on the outer wrap
per; also. L. MILLER'S HAIR INVIG0RA
TOR, y. y. blown n the glass.
Wholesale Depot, S. Dey ST.. snd sold b y.
the principal Merchants and Druggists through
cut the world.
Liberal discount TO Purc,ats.s hy the quaint
~.
I also dstl.s to PRESENT 70 the Auercar PUB
lcmy
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30

nEsTRUcTroH W BRrpaEs Information
reached hero this morning that the bridge at
Pattorson's Creek. and one at North Branch.
we're destroyed last night by the Virginians.
rlmor ais" prevailed that the bridge near
NJ, Creek had been fired. We havo not
been able to grin the particulars. We trust
our citizens will. before long, awake from
their letharCy and realize the Importance Of
being prepared for anv sudden emergency.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30
Coal! Coal!

U'HE Coal business heretofore conducted by
l. the undersi < led. will from the LIST day Of
April ensuing, be- carried on by George +. dep
hart d Co, under the Agency Of PHILIP Clark.
The firm respectfully solicit tho patronage OF the
former customers of the Yard.
All persons in debted for Coal, will please set
tie their accounts as early as possible. a. 1 am
destroys Of closiu < ths business.
March 2s-3m. GEO. +. GEPHART.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30
ReD0r; OF the commissioners 10
Extend Frederick Street.

Cumberland, 1860.
To TIC Honorable, Tas Mayor and Cauaeilrnsn
y the City q Cs1.GsTiGnf
GsSTs:-Th undersigned Commissioners,
named in the ordinance passed ny your Hon
srsble body January IL, 1860, to lay out, open
and extend Frederick street TO Hofmaus lot,
and assess the damages arising from said en-
tension, haril.. been daily sworn before An
drew Gonder one Of the justices Of the peace
in and for AlleGany Countv, beg leave to re-
port the accompanying plat of extension,
made b. William brace, Surveyor, snd award
to II. J. NcSamee. One hundred and twenty
four dollars to be paid as follows, viz; BY C.
V. Thrus;on Twenty-four dollars fS.4) and
BIZ the Estate of Burgess Nsgruder Une hun
bred dollArs tSioO.)
Very respectfully.
J. Q. H. CAMPBELL,
4. l.. WRITER'S,
WA. WlCKARD.
Ma, e, lsGl--lm. Commissioners.
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tisD c!GLirI

Ita h.rs.4A CO. PBfG.!c. prprrs..' ., ,-s...,
Lul,sri bIriliiug. ntt"uU,,: s. ,Hl c. loot. --
iorliiuT Price, - cents pe- boz.
Ron t,E DitJP&gE't tSr Ut Yi'.'e .-D'.''.'r -
rrr0 the tnr the re-u NJ Scarlet Ftgtr hss.i't DO.
Mcrc4-iui'. fus Ny!scs in the l.cn;, Hnrdu,-t OF
icJr,u., ani Ringing in tie Lu,-, aLG EaT-o-.,
Ili,r. - c.'.tt per b..
Foa scaoruIt.--Euhrr~l Glaut-, fnlar - ans Ia
,Mrp.ei Truss, Swc,i'nr- Md On iDoF7. Scr'ianus
C.rh-,y Vi Children. Price, 70 c"it5 PER b1a,
Won Ct"ri 81 !r"i3,f. - Ply. a. Nrrr.us
NrYirrsr lNhrr ~" f,-al'i eel sickness, H. c.ts 1T
Me raD'oh. or fNlpn.'iug l"'arres. n!g" ~
ceptS T'r box.
roE Di1pSY.--Il ui A,~unul.t'arr T NIL %mcl
'rr- vim .,1uty Stcr:t,pis. nice ScrI,s per hos.
iuK srl. ScRsis,S -Dea,lly S.hi"I vrtso, Sau.
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding Gr ,CoiiIu
Price ~ cents per box.
Iur UHtsAEY DISEASES - For Gravel, EciI3l cr
cul, Dficui pn''fIl inItion, Diseases vi the Kit
news Price. 30 cents per box.
EOR sraIliAL EII-aIoNs--IuvoluniT'y Discharges
and Cpusyqlrnt Prostitution aud Debility, Bio r
.li,. Of Eyl Hlbits. The most cgsiul sr tlh.
client remedy know. An,l may be relied upon - Il
rure Pfi-", with full directions ~ per boz.
Persons VIII, wish to place Themselves NJ rr ih'
professional care. ur sr't; advice - Prot iIuu
rHLla, can do So. nj his Office, BE- b. tisHy, daily
from e 5 a - ) Psi, 90 by letter.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30
Baltimore Il iriliO ssaiirOad.
ScheiI!e To- 2I:nl;r T.avei.
- 81 III -

~ IN M -. - u:
IN and after Monday. April 18th. 1851. tn,
" passenger trains win rin ~ follows
For the East.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN tDaiIy.)
Leaves Wheeling IO.20a. m. Arrives at Bati.
" Cumberland O0p.m. more 40 II. III.
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN (doily Q y. Sundays,
Leaves Wheeling IL p. III. Arrives at alti
" Cumberland $50 AIN. more 3.ljp. IN.
For the West.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Dnily.)
Leaves Baltimore 3.45p. IN. ! Arrives Mt Wheel
d" Cumberland l0.2 pm ingat G.4o n. IN.
MARLBOROUGH TRAIN (dailyex. sunday
Leaves Baltimore 5.30a.m Arrive Wheel
L" Cumberland l.2S pm. ing 1880 pm
ACCOMMOD ALTON TRAIN between Pcd-
mont and Wheeling, leaves Piedmont at 6.i0
n. m. and arrives at Wheeling $40 pm
Ptssenrers fr, Gu nberiInd for Wnv Stations
East ond West, will take the Mail Trains East
and West.
through Tickets for Philadelphia and New
York. anil I'll the nportant cities Westcan be
procured at this office.
lie. RoEEIM, Agent.
Cumberland Station. April 1861.
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INPECTINE

Is sold b. all Druggists and Medicine dsal,ra
in America.
EsI- Price One Dollar, sent b. nail to any
part Of thu Caited State6.
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Hate & CAPS.

WV. aLAir has i4.. received large as
~ s.-:usa: o. IlIt- and Caps. Call and sI
anime ;asm. Taey VII he sold Cheap for
CAST.
May -, 1891.
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. /. NOTWITHSTANDING.
DEN list,

ID ESPECTFULLY in forms the citizen Of Cum
Ie bsrland AMI the public generally, that he
has remnved his Off :c to his residence, on the
corner Of Baltimor, and Liberty Streets, over
Read t Brothers Store, and Immediately op.
posite Campbell's DsuS Store. where he i, PEE
pared 10 attend to the practice Of EN1lSTRf
in all its departments.
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