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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

Tie Black Republicans, somehow Or other
are not considered ''genteel.' Thny are noted
as Questionable aud low, and it Is odd enough
% SEQ men who are tobacco, sugar and rice meI e
chants, swelling win indignation at tn, idea
oi bong ruled by 7ot of hungry lawyers and
politicians, sprung flom the vory lowest condi-
ucn in society. Al mon arc equh, but it by
NJ mean, lioEs th1t the nau who -o,lS tobIc-
go hehinl a counter equal to the man who
rows Tobacco for sale on h own etitc. Tho
\Orth has rot he taint OF commerce upon III;
tie South, Ion its broad fields of profitable
t-tps, worked 10y negroes, turns up its refined
Ins, "a N, ,mcll Of ihe luCre, though not in
Inherent % the thin, itseli.
~ orc II nv friends expressed il, Tho
\Ouh maS tut what construction they please
upon tho war, and shout for the Union a. long
"a they please. We are determined never 10
be ruled by a Sst oilow.lvci blackgulrds, and
(excu,e the word.) suffer our property to be
at the mercy Of the lOaiers in these Oyergrown
towns. Tis is a ~dr ofgent!emen agaiast The
rule Of sno5s."
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CHOICE BIRDS-CHARLEY ZOLLER,
~ Of No. North william st, has just arrived by
the Bavaria from Hamburg, with a choice collection
OF fac singing birds Of all the most desirable yIri-
eties. Lovers Of hns birds viii find II vel worth
their while b. call and purchase. ocll Nto'HO
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ENGINE ANp nOILER F0R SALE-AN

II rr'lur a.d oilrr with ~ horse "'yer, now
..asau.npe, ICED and Ice miii ier yoar' case
ua'N zee stuf, l.t.'. I..,.. IDt UI nei Ar.
guur TO- rLt .ulLrs Of RENsON & II SSEf.
so q.ve.A u.i23'lll
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NIOTICE no PASsENGERs no LYER

lN pool OF Londo n. When you pay your pass 'gs
70 either Of the above ports bs carefa that tne date
,f sailing is mentioned on the ticket. A'cordiny
70 law, passengers entitled 70 reOsivc b. cents
per day and hl board, II the ship does at sal
within two days Of the date on tbs uck-t. la or
der 10 obtain redress, arlly At the Tomb. Police
Court oclO AO'l2l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

SrTEAm WEEKLY BETwEEs
- NV YORL AND LIVE dPOofs
,sudins and smbs s.ng oa-seogsrs q oUENsL-
TCWH, Ireland
The IAvs1col, New Ycrl and PttisdslyhA IVA. n
srip ComrNiy iuAe1d dsIss.t ing Ihei, tli-powsr~f
gyds-bNil iron aeaInsihIa - touovN-
GDIHPu RGH.. H........-...... Saturday, oa. l2ih
CITY OF wAsHlNGTON. .S,tIrlay oct. lqth
ETNA. A.......................Ss .SslurdAy Ot. toth
and On svary succeeding Saturday, nooa. rou
kisr ~ North River.
Rails OF PAssAGb.
FIRST CABlH..............,.siu
do W Londeu....... 81 %
brEkkAdB. B...............'.s'sS ~
de " LondOr....... o. 20
sNeerAge Rsturn TGks.S, good 'ot
sir months. hs...........,"....,t0
Rzssen ysru s1-yA'dsi 4 Pari1, HsTrs- uanNurH,
Hremsn, R1ttsrdsnl. Antwerp, So., - reduosd
hrough rAia~
Persons Wishing 10 brinx ooh ,hsiE friends o.n
coy NcSess here,
For foI.hsr IaIsrnsiion Gpply - ths oonPsnyr
0daoes.
JOHN q. DALA As,zlL
pnyf H-16t 10 BrOsd~Ay, II. r.
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old BLACK STAB IlNR
~ M IINru upnAI pAnIRpa

" or LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
Passage from OF " Liverpool by tas following nfss
niAss paok ., shit ., sailing ON the
o. AID 2lth Of eaoh heuih.
Adalkida- CiibVAtO RfsduA-
Australia, Cyncsure, John BrighL
Belle Woods, ChALneilor, Th0rnaoa,
p.1davvate1, Co stlui1ion, Universe.
DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL BANKS
or IsxIArD, uLsgHk BANNING Co, ARD ALI. PAGfs
os ENGLAND AND Soo-LAvp.
te.A q6sc'llI WILLIAMS 4 0uION- &C Ful@1r -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

n1LS AND PATNTS-BOILED PAINT OIL
~ o. cents elastic roof oil, - centa PER gallon :
attn paint yellow ochre, aud spanish brown,
one cent P"r 10. white lead and zinc, cents lin
seed oil, erpei.iine, dc. ID. BIDwBL1., 269 Pearl
st. oo9 2lAc.ii0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

About o'clock the noise Of cannonale up
the river toward, the Chain Bridge rou ed
every one ayli', and, in spite Of the rain and
threatening weather, the people got ON ths
house tups. General Mcclellan and his staff
r,ds at full peed to the bridge, which Is
about 1--WE IN les distant, but before they ar
rived the affair was over and the General ar
rived only in time to hear the cheers Of tho
troops returning from the field. never heard
in America more enthusiastic and vigorous
cheering than marked their return TO camp,
and Ii cir reception Of the General, whS has
evidently become most popular with the men
in spite or in consequence, Of his .trlciness'
General Mcclellan, IN his short
official di,patch, saws, "We shall have no
more Bull Run aiflirs.n There might have
been a general action very readily created out
Of this affair, but | cannot soc how the isder'
alsts could have failed " iniliet defeat Oh
their opponents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

nIoRNING LINE FOR PEEKskILL-Ths
INl AURORA leayes Jay H. daily, al a. IN, tsun.
days Tb) for PeeAuskill. lands AZ West lOth and
BOth ats, YsasrrS- Hastings, Dobba Ferry, Carry.
llWn, Sing Jug, HAverslraw, Grassy Point aud
VarpiAnl.s. leaves PeekAkil n N Z. M.
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ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, OCTOBER
" lsL tho Steamer BROADWAY will leave pier
foot OF jay Gi, tou ching at AIMS every afternoon
al 3H 1Slock, for Yonkers, Hastings, D1Obs Fer
", TSryt,wr, Sing sing, AID HaySrsIrsW'
oc1 qlans1I2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

FOR LIvERPOOI-THE SPLENDID
packet ship CALHOUN sails 2blh Ottoosr.
Pot passage or drafts the Royal Bank of irelebd
apply at the office " Tu0MPsONS B,scs Sur
Line, 2Tb Pearl a. oiO 24ac'iOl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

r EAKY ROOFS OF EVERY DESCRIP.
~ ten made perfectly tgh, with India Rubbsu
Psni and Cemen, un and alo,h roohng Tin and
COTTON, t2n Canal =, sails sAAc.iih
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14
HOARD AND ROOMS.

DOARD-A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID or gentleman and wife can Obtain board on
moderate TERMS at lab Charles street, ulrh-west
corner Of GreeuH ioh; also ladies'. II. FELrHAM
ocg Q4acsl2T
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EslPLOYNIENT-NIaIe..

ROYS wANTED-TwO BOYS TO PACK
- tobacco; none but those that understand the
business need apply ~ tli Liberty street., oiS s'iSi
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uOkSI- FOR s. LE--7 HORSES, AMONG
then 2 powrtoll large houses; ais, pony built
,.y Lortp, T5l hla.k X horsc $50, oil from lJA to
iGlt auas b. 'i, "a d wa raltel ia every pet
also ,uky and lsn4ess, 50. To be seen ~ BIZ
Parry q, oil 1881
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14
TIE ENrmsIAsM FOR MCCLELLAN.

When tho stain Of Bull Run is TO be eifaced
it is impossible to to say, but | am disposed to
think General Mcclellan will DO II w1en he
does move, if his troops are properly led by
their rcfimenAl officers, .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14
NIEDICINEs.

aiGElFltANJ fACr - . DlSrIN.
'Scsalc stst-SNmAU, ~ bsag sEsd whAi are IN
-se'ssl prodnu.Ips ot hAw sngissh, rspl,sd, Now
'aSiaUd rt4sou icse.
r.. 'ros ~ hs ss3ly oonssasd In ,hs no thaa
~ rIgAndcrS h,yds ~Ord-wtds reputation - .
. "fh,rdy, .ihles.o mon and wonon-ssrous and
gpr.,ss IL b'dy aud MUD. VIA, the man shall
manly depends ca the cars aud ne..r,sa Of ,hs
I'D. Srsrly sVery NeS kngiA'd mother pro
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14
MRS wIssLows SOOTHING sYRuY
THE QUESTION AssWERkD,

for her babe ,here II no section Of oourhy cart
rhsrs u hsa been % loAg and 80 universally used.
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SAINT FRONT
DoARDING-A PLEASANT

DOAKDING-A PLEASANT FhONI
ID Room 70 let with board, " gentleman and
wife, also a room with or without board, for two
respectable young men, in private family. Apply
81 Orchard 81. s2o 24ac'lol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

~ PIANOFORTEs, AND MUSIC Taught
i Z in a few lessons on the piano, dc-H Pianos
for sale al Se5, S35 $45, $e5 up 10 1850 eAch 10
let At 81, 81 80, o., -, IS and 81 month, and
Pianos tuned, by N. DUAsDAY, 200 Grand s..
oil 9'lOo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

WAGONS FOR SAILS GOOD SECOND
w hSnd wagons for sac cheap; also business
wagons OF every style, with without tops, such ~
bakers, plumbers milk, groo sries, feed aud sK-
press. BTEWARrB Wagon Factory, b9d 81, bet.
broadway and sab ava Gs91 24Acsl9s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

CIuRT HANDS WANT ED-SOO 1HANDS
- wanted on nannel shirts aud drawers by hand:
satisfactory recommendation or deposit required, at
10 aud ~ Cannon II. oCI .o'lS9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

CEWING MACHlNEs-LADl TAUGHT
sewing mrhnos hy au oldhexporionced teacher,
PrNot cr ti' psrieut On work, Rnd're'on meuded to
work afset leaning, from VI h. 81 o. at ~ Stanton
81, near Alien, private dwelling. ocl0 2isc'lt6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

poARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE Young
- men can le accommodated with bard, a. 40
Ninth 81, LIST ave, at 50 per week. Privilege OF
Aih withlhOt and OOld water. sel4 24aO'lM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

SEMlNG hACdlNES " AN IED-LA-
~ diea learned g. operate On Wa w. sewing Ina
chimes, 10 do all kinds of work taught perfect In
all il branches and pArt.ou Ars f'r u. Call Ill W.
3Tth IT. near Eighth ave. OcI2C'l2O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

DOARO AND LODGING AT D THOhP-
d son si-Gocd board and lodgins 81 90 al ssa
Xe.k; also r1oms for men and their wives s. md
No wssk EiGh board; day boardeTs and lodg n
,Ssn 81 low rates; Also lodging Tor 20 cts aud VI
week. sels taAclss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

HORSES FOR SALE-1i SOUND YOUNG
i L horsts, suitable for down town carlnan, trucks
coal carts or any kind Of heavy work. Can bo seen
at II Leroy st. b.t Bee ford and oecker. % O'l9g
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
Fever and Ague ! Chill FeVer!!
Dumb hguei!f

It is not very difficult thing tie break the
arcuo-that IL, for a time to scatter it over
the system, with Quinine, Arsenic, or similar
poisons. But vegetable medicine which
not only break the fits, but eradcates it from
the system, is a remedy worth having. Such
is HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC AGUE
PILLS--a harmless sugar pill; It cures tie
disease; breaks up the fits; and eradcates it
from the system; and even prevents it where
persons have been exposed. Children, in
lants, and the most feeble, may take it with
impunty. The most inveterate cases are
radically cured by it.
Price, 90 cents per box.
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rEICr

Case - % VIZ. rrp!s'e IN inorcscc an - >, -
Gaze 81 90 v'hs, rad PppE plu!r ........... ....
Ease Ct IL wandered boxes, and Ii.uE. ...... y
Case Of hoxes, numbered, ard Book. ........, ..l
Single numbered boxes, with objections, .... 81 -,
Sires l.tiertd hoNts, with dircrtlurr.. 81 Ii4
Large case with NJ. vai+ for p.Tuters lpd p'y.
fiCiais. ..... ..................... M
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Wonderful Effects.

Lsmuel Bonslll, Of rittshurs. for two eat,
usrle,. 10 himself md society 1T m2rytr to
Cht!ls md fcyer--cu:cd IN less than 3 ucchs,
and improved in 5 hours.
Mary h. Eeiknap, Sandush.. Ohio. ni.,r 81.
mosl losing her reason ~ wcll ~ stronEth by
intermittent Fever, wtth Ch.li-, r., torcu To
health IN 70 hours.
hdolrhe Monbrc. of France, rcli.,ei III one
hour, while travelling in the car, Of the l'rt
Wayne and Chicago Railroad. He was appa-
rcut-y dying with chills.
Ellen X. Henson, Lockport, New York, res
cuc, uit,r years suffering ! perfect euro.
Thousands Of other cases pre-, entcl and cured
every month, uud rot sing lg com plant oc tho
efficiency Of The hg-i'Dr or F'-sinn |Sre,
CHARM.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
Coal! Coal!

THE Coal business heretofore conducted By
L the undersigned, will. from the lst day Of
April ensuing, be carried on by George F. Con
hart 4 Co. under the Agency Of phiiip Clark.
The frIn respectfully solicit the patronage of the
former customers of the Yard.
All persons indebted for Coal, will please set
tie their accounts as early rs possible, az I an,
DESTROYS % closing the husnesr.
March aS-5ui. GEO =. GLrNART
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For the w est.

EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN Daily
Leaves Baltimore 3.45p. m. Arrives at Wheel
:" Cumberland lO.25p.m ing at CD n. IN.
MAILTHR0UGH TRAIN (dailyex sunday
Leaves Baltimore 5.30a. m. | Arrive Mt Wheel
" Cumberland LES pm. ing 1880 pm.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Pied
mont and Wheeling, leaves Piedmont at 6.4O
n. nj, and arrives at Wheeling $40 pm
Ptss'nc'ts from Cumberland for WAY Stations
Enst and West, will take the Mail Trains East
and West.
Through Tickets for PHILADELPHIA end New
York, and all the Important cities Western be
procured at this Office.
&C. RoEHM Agent.
Cumberland Station. April 1861.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers
" have obtained from the Orphan. Court of
Anegany County, Letters Testamentary on the
estate Of John Beall. late 0f.aid county, decea-
sed. All pers us having claims against said de-
ceased. ARE hereby warned to exhibit the same
properly authenticated. 20 thu Subscribers. on or
before the 9Th day of August. 1851. Otherwise
they nay by Law he exclnded from all benefit
OF said estate. All persons indebted ere re.
quested TO make immediate payment. Given
under our hands this 9th day Of February 1861.
ALPHEUS BEALL,
w. W. McKAIG,
Mnrch z film. Rrnrntnr,
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NOTICE..

Office Of the Cumberland Gal and Iron Co.
Corner of""Broadway and Wall Streets.
New York, May 1851.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the Stockholders of tn Cumberland
Coal and Iron Company for the election Of Il
President and Board of Directors for the cnsu-
ing year. and for tho tran action Of other bust
ness, will he held at the office of the Company
in this city IN Monday the 81 day of June next
at IL o'clock NJ.
Tho tran sfer Book will be closed from the
2jth day of May to the 3rd day Of June both
inclusive. u. RoUSSEL,
Nay ., 1901 Secretary.
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ALSO epFClflCS.

TyR ASTHMA on Pn1nIl'c - CiJ-tafss' ,.roa-
lhEorc' Breathing attended with C0ltL ALL h.: %l.
tor,ton Price, 20 cents per boz
IJE IAN llHCHAsDrs AM ppsf"aGs.- i,IachsrP--
FROM the lar he rcsul' Of ScHrlt! ,y.r, S,ss.,s a.
McrcuriNls, For Noises IN The Head Hardness Of
llcnrinr 7nd Ringing In the IaiS aud EsraG.e
Price, ~ cents per box.
FoE Scr"FrD.-Fuargei Climbs fusrrch rnd In
duFuici Tuuss, sw enfs md Old Cl..Tf s,.friuig4p
CschoNv of tlilir"n. Price. 70 rents per hos
I"n GEarls't ntwiIT rh!,icai CT Slreoiw
We tncss Either u" result 81 >ici nts-. Fec. ~
Medication, or ENhhist!ng Di,clsrge7. p'ic., 20
ce=is per box
For nrorsy Fluid Accumula,;0r. TuTn!i s~~'
lng-, Min Srarty SccrspIS. Price 'Gcert per b.I.
FOE Srl .stcSNFSS -Desthly Sic.ryel. Vertigo. ian
sen. Vomiting. Sickness iron f!.I, OF motion
Prize. % cents per h0S.
IpK CRiS1HN pIsEsSEs.-For Gravel. Rernl Cr'
Gull, Difficult PHiniu! tr.nnoA, DISEASES q. E...
ncys. Price, ~ CENTS per box
For SEMINAL EyIs5'p.s.--Iavoun,srr Diacl afrcs
aud Consequent Prostitution and Debility, FhG Re.
suits 81 Evil Habits. Tie most acc.ss!ll aud ELL
Gent remedy known. and may he relied upon "a
cure. Price with full directions, 81 per boz
Prrspni who wish TO place ner,selvea under u.
professional care, or N seek advice 4 POI HvS.
ruHiYs do So. nj his Office, So IrvSlvay dfis
irvu! = II. :" = ! ~ or by letter.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23

On Thursday, May 9th, at Franklin Street
Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, by the Rev.
Dr. Dickson. 0lver Hoblitzel, formerly OF
Cumberland. Md, to Eliza J. daughter OF the
late Dr.. W. 5. Woodsidc, Of Baltimore
Here is a manifestation Of more than ordi-
narv courage-at least 70 we think With
the msrshalling Of ensanguined hosts the ter
rible cry Of war war and the utter para-
isation of all kinds Of business. Surely it
requires much more courage than usually
fall. 10 the lot Of the children Of men to mar
~. We wish our courageous young friends
a long and happy life.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23

CoRREcTIoN.-I designating the candi-
dates for city officers last week, We mention
81 that the True Blues triumphcd over all
opposition, including weak-kneci unonists.
'Ec desire to cxamr. from this class. Our fe'-
w-citizen VIM Il, McCnlley, Esq There
IS 10 trucr friend Of the Union in Allegany
county than Mr.. McCal!ev, and We make tits
statement with The creates. pleasure.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
Tr} II, PrGrr II, Know II,

AMI mako known les wonderful poTcrsnEG var.
tues. chat those who snflcr or who nre throat
cr,d With auG"rnr. may he led to Use Il simple
in0oxuoos preparation, furnished hy ,ho fald
ct nature for
Man Blessing
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23

Patent ipsuiotc3 FnN Eon Froms Sen .Nro'c
GRAND and Square plaHo-E0ric,.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
Prot. Il. Millers
HAIR INVlGORATOR,

An Il ~ I!' l., EARL AND Econ ONI.
CAL COMPOUND,
FOR RESTORING CRAY HAIR TO ITS o,iei.
ra! color without dYeing, ind preventing
the lair from tpruing gray,
FOR PREVENTING PALDNEs6, and curing
Il, whom there is the least particle OF yjttiI-
- or recpperative energy containing.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23

CTATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DCHAMBER, FGEpERicK City, Mag %, SOL.
pR0CL HtFION --%n'tens, The President
OF the Gnited States. by his Proclamation, IN
ted the fifteenth day of April 1851, has sum
moned Congress to m'st IN Special Session in
the city If Washington on III" Fourth dag Of
July, eighteen hundred and sixty one.
And whereas. by section 76, o. article Is, Of
the Code nf Public General Laws. the Governor
is empowered aud directed 70 order. by prncla
nation. Special Election f members Of Con.
gress for this State, to fill vacancies now eNis-
ting.
Now, therefore, l, Taoma' Holiday Iick',
Governor Of Maryland, d., by this my prncla,
nation. dssigna:, md ann lint THURSDAY,
THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1851,
for the election of representatives, from thi.
State to serve in the Congress Of the United
States.
- Given under my hand and the Great
SEAL Seal Of the State Of Maryland, at the
\G0N/city of Frederick, this second day of
May, eighteen hundred and sixty one.
TH0S. II. HICKS.
By the Governor, GRAYsoN EIcHELBEEGEn,
May 9-3 W. Secretary Of STATE.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23
April II, lstl-lm.s
Grand Jury Report.

APRIL Term, lsGl.
To the Hon. Thos. Perry Judge of the Circuit
Court.
The Grand Jury in accordance to usage md
requirement Of law, have visited the Aims
House for Alle.any County, and have TO STATE
that in their opinion the unfortunate poor are
well provided for with good and wholesome
food; their rooms and beds were found clean,
in short the Jury believe that the Stewart and
Tru stees have used every reasonable means to
make the unfortunate inmates of the ins,Itu-
ton comfortable There have been various
improvements made on this property during
the present incunnenls time, which the Jury
believe were necessary for the convenience and
comfort OF all persons connected with the
place. The Jury also found the farming land
in good state of cultivation. the growing
crop looks well, the garden and out lots also
show that they with the rest OF the property
have not been neglected.
WM. C. CUNNINGHAM, Foreman.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-23

Nov. 20. ls9O--Cm.
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r q r w Q R (
GAIL AND SEE!!

yETr ARE PREPARED TO DO ALL
VI .kipds of job Work BETTER ard CHEAP
ZEE ,hamanv other Office in all this region OF
corutry, and equal to any Baltimore, Philadel-
plia, or New York work, and are prepared to
shog samples TO verify what we say, Now
eiv. US trial.
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STIMULATING ONGIENI'
Fer the Whiskers and Hair.
The Stimulating Onguent
Whiskers or q Mustache

i prepared by DR.. c. :. Bellirghan. an emil
nent physician Of Londen, and is warranted to
hmm q thick gct Of
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Order of Ratification.

Station. April 1861.
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Nation al Road.

STATEMENT OF Receipts an Expenditures
on the National Road IN 'InryAui from MAY
lst, 1859 To Aurl Goth, 1860.
WIN. HALL
In act with National Road.
1859, May st, amt in hrnd, : 1877
reed At Car" No. !, 55O57
-" Gaze No. >. l4I9gI
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MEDICINAL DISEASES.

heart, or other parts of the human organism
The lNPECTINE is the natural antagonist OF
all lcvers, and when il comes 10 contact With
the skin, is absorbed by the interior organs,
which resist easily miaslna and all tendencies
towards those maladics which PROSTATE the
mind and body with fever.
Fcverand Ague rcsultirom numerous causes.
No place is exempt from the causes who pro-
mote the existence OF the disease, That being
once seated IN the system, induces depression
OF spirits, nsstude, languor, pain, chlls, fever
and long train OF dsagrecablc sensations, de-
priyins the patient OF all energy, and reducing
him or her to Il condition of
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% :. Ton. Thos. Perry, Judge of the Circui,

- - Ton. Thos. Perry, Judge of the Circuit
1~ 1rt:
Ta, nd Jury have in compliance with
.jel. =. visited the Jail, for Alegany Conn
ty, and found the unfortunate inmates confined
therein as well 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 duty to render the prisoners as comfort
able az circumstances would allow.
VINO. CUNNINGHAM, Foreman.
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EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily.)
Leaves Wheeling 1920 a. m. Arrives at Balti.
" Cumberland 9.O0p.m. more 40 Il. m
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN (dailyeA Sun days.
Leaves Wheeling ~ p. m. Arrives at nlti
:" CmmberIand 6.30 am. moro 81 ; y. IN.
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l.5HMSsGoSERs MEET I'll Board Of Com
missionors of Allcsany ruunty will meet nezt
.1Giav 9th inst h.. all who have bust
ucs, Hith the Board give attention
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JNPECTINE

j. odd hy all Dragslsts d4a Medle.., dsait-t
in America.
ra.t J. rice One Dollar, re7th- waI 20 1By
part Of tho United States.
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ONLY Is CTS.

per l9t.s, to la had a. 81 respectable druggists
and Psr'umcrs.
J.. Miller would cal! the attention Of Parents
at Gua,d0ns to the use Of his lnvirorator,.r
case. Thefs .ts '!i.lTs.s' E..r inciines to he
veal Lhe uf0 Of II llys the foundation fo-
q'9. tenc = tr%rs as It .smo"ts any Impurities
rlU: may have become com eetzd With the tcs,r.
the removal ot which "a r ecss.urJ Both for tie
aoa.th u t-e :hild, ard TIE future Appearance
4 I'D Hair
cArrt'".--!'oae ceHu.uc without he .ac elm
lie LnEIS MILLER heinf Oh -hs outer wrap
per also. j. MIITFR'g HAIR lFvI6cRA.
TOR, ,. T., blown in the glas..
Wholesl, Depot, &c Dey St.. and sold by al
he principal Merchants aaa p!ICl sts through.
cut the world
L.hera! discount 70 pureha.srI / > the quep.i
-.
also dss.Fs 70 present. to tic Amer.csp Pub
lie my