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V1ATENT MEDICINES.

DATENT MEDICINES.
Jaynes Medicines Nc Lanes Pills,
Railways Cooks Pills,
Graffenberg Moffatts ..
Perry Davis Paiukiller, Wright's
Young Amer. Linament, Spencer's "
Arabian Strong's
McLane's Vermifuge Extract Ginger,
Fahnestock's '' Sedlitz powders.
Batesman's Drops, Laudnum,
Godfrey's Cordial, Paregoric,
1hompson's Eye Water, Opodildoc.
Essence Cinnamon, British Oil,
Essence Peppermint, Soda Powders,
July l3. 1883 WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD.
XXIOODEN WARE. 80 doz Painted Buck.
w cts. daz Cedar Buckets, S doz Well
Buckets. Zinc Wash Boards, for sale by
July l3, 1889 WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
iTlOOP PsKIRTsLHoop Skirts in great varie-
IL y. Skirt suPRo.teTs. Ic%rnaTs loaIr, CSrsets,
Patent Corsets. WARD SOUTHMAiD.
ICLAsswARE
|" A general assortment Of Glassware, consist
ing in part of Tumbers, Preserve dishes Butter
dishes, Pitchers. pint ard quart Flasks. &c.
DOWDER AND BAR LEAD.
10 kegs blasting powder, 100 kegs Dupont's
and Hazards powder, Il, SIS b Bar Lead.
INK.
III lUU GrOse Blaek Ink, IN assorted size bottles
q superior quality on hand and for sale by
COTTON YARNS.
~ 1900 b COTTON YARN, assorted Nos
July l3. 1859 WARD SOUTHAAYD.
UMBRELLAS 43 dox Umbrellas for sale by
u July q WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD.
DOWDER. l33 kegs Of the celebrated Cleve
land Mills Powder, warranted the best in
market. For sale by -
July 6, 1889 WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
"EROSINE or COAL OIL.
n Pure Coal Oil and Coal Oil LAMPS, CT i'm.
nys and Wicke, for sale by
July s, 1859 WARD SOUTHMAYD.
oysters & SARDINES.
~ l25 doz. cans fresh Cove Oystes 55 dox
cans Sarlines. IL dog cans Lobsters. doz. Shad.
5 doz Pie Fruits. IL dog Pickles. doz Ketchup.
dog Pepper Sauce.
CtANDlES. IS boxes steam refined Candy.
IL JULY q WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
VKTALL PAPER, FIRE SCREENS, &c.
!" A large assortment Of Wall Paper, Bord-
ering, Fire Screens, window Blinds, de-, dc.
July l3. 1859 WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD.
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NROCERIEN.
NJ $50 bsgs Ris COFFEE, 100 bhl. SUGAR
bbl. er,shed Sugar: case Loverings Loaf Su.
gar: Is bbls MOLASSES, IS hah b6Is DO, so
.acks SALT, 10 casks SODA. 10 baes PEPPER
~ boxes do. l 3 papers, baQs AIISPICE
$500 b STAR CANDLES. 20 boxes STARCH
20 boxes Of SOAP, for sale by
July.6 1859. WARE rCTIIMAYn
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Boots g. Shoes.
Okn cases of every description. consisting oi
OOO Ladies' Kip. Cost, Kid and Grain Boots
Misses do do do do
Ladies' do do do Buskins
Misses do do do do
Mems Calfand fatent Leather Shoes
do Oxford. Wellington Union and
Jersey Ties
A No Pump soled Brogans
do half welt 60
do Calf and Pat. Lcath, slippers
Boys do Pump soe6 Brogans
do do half welt do
Youths do 90 do
do Morocco and Kid Boots
Infants Velvet do do do
Mems French Calf Boots
do Double sole W. p. dc
do Kips 4 x w.lt do
Boys, Youths. and Childlens litto,
all If which we Offer low to the trade
Jan. l9. 1860 j. HENRY, WiLTIAMSk 4 CO.
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ITARDwARE.

HARDWARE.
I We have in store and for sale large and
wen selected assortment of Hardware, adapted to
the wants OF this section Of country consisting in
part of axes various brands; Collins a CO 4.
broad do, boys handled axes, eroe.cut and hand
saws cross-cut and mill saw files, taper do. wnd
and horse rssps, socket and frmer chissels con.
cave and eye .agcr, hollow do. suger bits, brace
and bitss, bench sad wood screws, carpet and cut
tseks, brsds. assorted Sizes rOad and marrow nt,s
square oolts, dcur loeks Of every descrtpson m /
locks. chest. trunk, aesk, ill., cupboard and e,aset
.oss os.', lore lsss .%oothns :nd joinsss ans saw
stock and dies. Anvils solid bo9 vices. smti it,.
lows :lsdgs and head h.m,nsrs. shosins Lssumer..
claw do, shingling and bsnsh hatshsts eotso- ~
wool cards eo1ee mills, ag and tsase ehs;ns I..ss
,oas n.nd'sd .hoysls, iron a.d sss apadss. srais,
long and short handled fty psns.- e.rvso1ns ,..'
eorss- -hs.shss. tea ksttiss, ssuss paz - vsiess.
Moes, ecssnn and gsass rope. butsAse knjsss. ~
irons, German silver and hrittsaie = - ~
spoons. spsssAeles aad casss. nails = sS~v ~
els0 ea,ans: q every descnptioa. toes1A~ v;eh :
we'll seiNeted assortment Of tabla a,d rceI~k ,1i.
~ "e'' &C. WARD S0rTI1NAYD.
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NEW GOODS /!
n PERKIys has in store and is now rece
ine \ lsare asssrfment Of 0oods, genera

ing lasge assessment Of Goods. generally
kept in . store Of this kind consisting in paFt Of
Dry Goods and Clothing.
C.licoes. Ginghams, Nuslins, Jaeonets. Domest-
q, bleacbed and unbleached. Stripes Bed Tick
ne; Hosiery and Gloves ladies' and chiidren's .
Hssey Hats hickory sLixting linen check Flan-
nsis, white. req and yellov, etc. Etc.
Cslkiag- pants, vests, ete. Of al kinds ;
Shirts. under shirts and drswesS Umbrellas and
srasols, eet, etc.
School Books Of various kinds paper, ink, pens.
Looking Glasses. Men, ladies' and children's
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES.
ust res'd and Tor sale low. p. PE2KINs.
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HARDWARE.
Table Knives Forks and Carvers Forks,
Pocket and butcher Knives,
Hunting and bowie Knives,
Germ silver. britannia and iron table spoons.
tea ditto.
Rasting spoons and soup Ladies',
Scissors, shears and raxors,
Butts and hinges. Screws Of every size.
Candiesticks, brass and japan,
Hammers, assorted. Hatchets,
Trowels, plastering and masons,
Curycombs, assorted,
Files of every description,
Castors, brass and iron AIDES,
and every article usually kept in Hardware stores
rec'd by late arrivals.
jan 20, 80 j. HENRY, WILLIAMS h co.
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A cases Verzenary 4 cases cabinet. cases royal
rose, cases Heidseick's pts 4 qts Champagne;
IL boxes Sauterne white wine; 2a boxes claret Just
rec d and for sale by
mar g. 1860 PESSYwrT, Scorr 4 Co.
New! New
q boxes old dominion Mint JuIips; boxes Le-
- Diard Morning call, just reed and for sale by
mar g. 1869 PESNYwrr Scorr 4 Co
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DOOKS AND STATIONERY.
I'D A large assostmsa3 a Niseellaneoos, School
ed BiAnk Boeks. Foslseap. Let$H and Mote n
July l3. fa5S WARD 4 SOUTHAATD.
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Care Cesy&. Cid, Hoarseness In I'm
ensI. ssy IrvaasieR Sssenessof
~ tie Txsssf. reIiere tie Heck
2A iag Couqk IN CosssMp-
is ton .Bsssehais AsGA-
H1 ns asd Cst1yYA.
NS C<w ssd sise ave.seA to the
PtBLIc SPEAKERS
and SINGERS
.'s arc As are Il the importance Of checking q
ve1n % Commoa Cold in its first stage that
snieh In the brgiaains would yield to mild REM
."Ss nexieeted. s0ons attacks the lungs.
Srs~ss B,sneAisl TrscAes containing demn1.
lrritatian
hEo~Ks :" Fhet trouble in my Throat, (for
shich the 7Soehes are q specific
iEoCl.AS having made me often q mere whis-
Percr" Mp WILLIS.
sRovx's :" I recommend their use to PrnL,c
SPfM Rs REv. E. Fl. CHAPLIN
TROCHES ''ireai service ia subduing Ho ARSE
Mss" Rev DANIEL WISE.
Almost instant relief in the Gistres-
ing iahcr ofhrea.hing peculiar to AsrH
TfO.I;ES N Rev A. q. ECGLESTON.
Contain no Opium or anything in
Jur'"us. DH. A. A. HAYES,
sS""N fa~misf Boston
rRo,urs. simple anil pleasant eombina
H"e "k' tien for Covers. &c''
ID. G. F. BIGELOw
BROWNS Boston.
bencuclat IN DRoNfHITtS-
TEOCIiES DE-. J. F. W. LANE
BesfoH
.r.~.'. have proved them xcellent for
WaooPtSe CorGR.''
TROCHES. XIV H. H. WARREN.
Bosfon.
beneficial when compelled to
"Eo"S speak. suffering from Coup.
-r,oc,,rci REV. 8. j. p. ANDERSON
St. Louis
"ESvEcruAL in removing Hoarse-
HRowN's sess and Irritation Jof the Throat so
common with SsxkKEas and SrSsErs !"
TROCHESi Prof n. STACY JOHNSON
La Grange. Ga.
aRovx's' Teacher OF Music, Southern
Female College.
TROCIES Great benefit when taken before and
sitter preaching. as they prevent Hoarse
,nor nesss. From their past effect. / think
they viii he of advantage to me-"
rpoctrrS RIv Z. ROWLEY, A. NJ,
President Of Athens College Tenn
BROWNS - Sold by all Druggists at TWEEN.
TROCHES TY-FIVE CENTS BOX 81
6m-M
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BOYS CLOTHING.

1USr op@ing > l2gs - Il Ycuths and bcys
81 Ciskhing. and Scr sale cheap. at the store Of
sert =, 1860 SANCEL ADLER.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
roa rHx RAID crxE or

YoR TIE RAID crxE OF
Coughs, Celds, In1nea1A, HoaFeeaess,
Croup, Deunchisis, lneapobuR Consump.
do, anA Or the relief - C0asuuyeive
RAAieaas ia aAyaneea stages Of the
aisease.
So viae i the 6eld Of IL uaefalness and % nu.
saeross &c the eases Of IL caFes, that almost
kely k.svn, whs hsye bsen rsstuRed huo alarming
and syea Aap9s3s diseaso of the hngs By ID
-. WIN eace tziea, IL supesinsty over every
eseesvssisn, and vAese ID virtues ne known. the
. Puhiie = hae9 hsuitsee vhat sntdote 10 employ
fos he aasns S 20 s:.ss..s. :s.et,on: & ef he
While 10y interior reme6ss tAyust upea The
csuey ls,e adled and ben discarded, this
h0gaiss1 hie.d. hy every tial. coafer.cd beneats
On ths sAscssd they can nev1 fbsget, and pro-
dsced euses 40 nuDaens and too reaatahe to
m. J. C. AVER Il CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
>old by Dr. L. c. White, Van Buen MAYER. 4
Bro. Fort SnitA, and by all dealers in Medicine.
wAoses.ie by John Wright 4 Co.. New Orleans,
.nd q. :: Fasssvoth Co. Memphis.
oUNDRIFD
- u der Hnstettrs Bitser.. 2s dog Balls Sar
.sparill.. Y du fores.' Wine Ris.es: . dca
Schnapps. IS du CDrdials. sssostsd . dog Gin
N~r Wiz. - dos 0nger Brandy: l2 dos Black
'-esry Brandy. IL da Brady CAe1ies- IL dds
1rsndy sPsaahess eaees AHsehany 6tomaeA
'ordiS. sasss SaddlsAag aad Ambsusial Whis-
sy- " esaes Rost VIM, P9e jufse. - eases old
PIN afple Rs1n- Eae aa1ely
july "a: EARD . soCIHNArD.
ICsf1bcENED
- 5O.3(s0 Choice Cigars,
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Attent tiOn!
lust reed by steamer Hickman, a large va
~ riety of
BOY'S CLOTHING,
consisting of Coats. Jackets,
Pants. Vests,
of all styles and materials, for sale cheap. by
mar 9, 1860. s. J ADLER
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TRASS ROPE.
VI $50 coils MANILA Rope, from to inch
lust ec'd and for sale low. by
feb $3.50 J. HENKY WILLIAMS
1AnA PACKAGES of every ,'cscr, ,'a
lVOU Of Dry Goods, suitao ( for Nor, ra
Arks and the .urrou 'iing Indian courcry. r
ceivea by late arrivals and will he sold 20 III
| trade j. HENRY, WILLIAMS Il co
Ja, 10. 1860.
A XES.
"A. loo dozen chopping axes. Of the foih /,
kipdt
Rruffs and Warrens light and heavy pattern,
u Collins do do do
lately reed and for sale. by
ja120. go j. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
GQOrCH SNUFF.
y Royn. Scotch Snuff in Z OF papers
Edo Maccoby do DO
de116 J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
I'M AND STEEL.
Il 30 900 fb-ot every deseription-to wit
Eax Iron x to S in by u to ineh BaId iron
to inch by l-6 to inch. Round Iron n to l
Z ineh. Square Iron. d to IL in. Oval Iron Il
.ol Il inch. Round Iron to n in. HoopIron
2l< inch. Slab Iron to IA in by 80 to q
ineh.s Sheet Iron all sizes and qualities Amer
and Swede Nail rod Iron. Cast. German s ring
Steel, all Sizes American and English Blister. all
sizes, with which We are prepared 10 furnish me-
ehanics everywhere.
Jaly 6,5s JNO HENRY, wILLIAMS& 4 CO..
- \ box Underwood and Turner'S Lemon syrup.
I'D in store ana for sale by
Juls, ~ j. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 Co,
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PRRPARKD 81
Nm. =. G. AVER & CO.

- 10000 Choice Cigars,
---i-Ss 81. ADLER
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VOLUME XXXIV.
Religious Services.

PreSJytaian-Liberty Street. Services in
the morning at 10! o'clock, and evening at
y. Pastor-Rev. j. Ii. Symmes.
ERgLish Lutheran-Cornerof of Baltimore and
Centre Streets. Services in the morning at
10! o'clock, and in the eveningat "a o'clock.
Pastor-Rev A. j. Weddell.
Methodist EpiscQpat-Centre Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 104 o'clock, and in
the evening at :! o'clock. Pastor-Rev. Mr..
Barnhart.
Methodist ProteStant-Bedford st. Ser
vices in the morning at 104 o'clock, and in
the evening at II o'clock. Pastor-Rev. G.
W. Burns.
Washington Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 10! o'clock, and in
the evening at 8, Rev. DR.. Spear, Pas
tor.
Bapfist-Bedfori Street. No Pastor.
German Luiherdn-Bediord Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 10 o'clock, and in the
evening at o'clock. Pastor-Rev. F..
WASHER
81. Paf,fcl'S-Ccntre Street. Services in
the morning at 10 o'clock, and vespers at A..
Pastor-Rev. Edward Brennan.
81. Peter and 81. Paul-Fayette Street.
Services in the morning at 10 o'clock, and
vespers a. y. Pastor-Father Seelos
Jewish Synogogue--Baltimore Street. Ser
vices Saturday morning at O'Clock. Pas-
tor-Rev. A. Laser.
Second German lutheran Chmch-Centre
Street. Services in the morning at 10 o.
clock, and afternoon at q O'Clock. Pastor
-Rcy. Louis Diltz.
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ginia is calm but resolved. She has no in-
tention of attacking Washington, but means
to act on the defencve, claiming, according
to the doctrine of States rights, that she can
leave the Union at pleasure, aud believing
| the North and South are two distinct peo-
pie, which ought to have separate govern
ments.
heard much regret expressed at the pres
cnt condition Of affairs, but saw no indica-
tions Of the eXistance of an unkind feeling
toward the North. was assured by Gov.
| Tetchcr and Others nigh in authority. that
! Virginia entertained no idea of attacking
| Washington. This of course cannot cover
jeff Davis's movements; but cannot believe
that he, though stubborn, has so little shrewd-
ness as to undertake the enterprise.
left st. Louis on Tuesday morning.
think that, although since the affair of Fort
Sumter, the feeling in favor Of Secession has
strengthened in MISSOURI, she will not attempt
to 90 out of the Union -
General llarney reported to the Secretary
of War this morning He has yet received
no orders, but will probably, inasmuch as
he is the only general officer of the regular
army, except General Scott, now here, be
placed in command of one of the regiments
from the East on the avenue last evening"
He says he never saw better marching.
General Aarney looks older than is Gcner-
ally imagined His hair is growing gray.
and his mustache is snow white. But he is
20 looking, unusually tall, and at the same
time robust man, of well knit, muscular
form, active and energetic.
Some of the squares in the city, as well
MS the heights in the neighborhood, have
been surveyed preparatory to the formation
of encampments. As soon as necessary pre-
parations can be made, most OF the regiment,
now quartered in the public buildings vii
be in camp.
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The G. s. A. Understood In France

The Opinion Nationale,' of Paris, in
anticipation of the mission OF the three
eminent citizens, the agents of dissat-
isfcd people, discuss the question of the
recognition by Europe of the Slave
States in al article net greatly encour-
aging to any fantasies cherished by the
sccessionists. After showing up
the contemplate falacy On which seces-
sion rests, affirming that the rebellion
If those States against the Federal Gov
ernment has no right to be regarded in
the struggle between two hostile nations.
and that their recognition by the Uni
ted States is an indispensable condition
of forei gn recognition it proceeds thus
to state their chances of moral supper,
on the part of European nations:
Those slave States. whose past is SC
deplorabe and whose present situation
is so false, are coming to implore the
moral support OF England and France
They forget that both France and Eng.
land have assumed enormous sacrifice!
in order to abolish slavery in their Col
onial possessions. They forget that En-
CLAN boasts of being the frcest natior
in the world, and France gives its bloot
and it's treasure to aid enslaved people
to re cover their liberty We can under
stand chat the liberal powers of Europ
preserve friendly relations with certain
countries, even though slavery exist
there, as was the case with the Unite
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Strike up Yankee Doodle An
ecd0te of Old IrOnSideS.

The following is well calculated to
make the rising generation proud of the
noble spirits who shed so much lustre on
their country's name during the memo.
rable war of 1872, with the then proud
mistress of the seas
The most brilliant naval action of the
last war was undoubtedly that of the old
American frigate Constitution, forty
four guns. commanded by Commodore
Stewart, when she captured the two
British corvettes, Cyane and Levant, Of
a greatly superior force, each of them
being equal to the old fashioned thirty
three gun frigates. The handling OF
the American frigatc was throughout sci
enttic and uneXceptionable.
BY no maneuvring could either of the
British vessels obtain position to rake
the Constitution, shift their ground as
they would. Old Ironsides was between
them blazing away upon both vessels at
the same time. During the whole ac-
ton, Stewart, instead of mountinga a horse
block, sat in more exposed situation,
nstride the hammock ncttings. the better
to observe the maneuvring of his antag-
onists. The Cyane was the first to strike
to Brother Jonathan-not an unusual
thing with British vessels during that
wor. The first lieutenant came in haste
to the Commodore, to announce the
/ fact
The starboard ship has struck, sir,
said the officer.
Il know it, sir. replied the Commo-
dore' The battle is just half won
Shall order the band to strike up
Yankee Doodle, sir, inquired the Lieu
tenant.
Here the Commodore took huge
pinch of snuff, and then answered quick
ly:-
Had we not better whip the other
first, sir?
'Ay, ay, SIR replied the Lieutenant,
taking the hint, and went to his quar-
ters
In short time afterward, the Levant
lowered the cross of Old England to the
stars and stripes. and the battle was en-
ded. The Lieutenant, being somewhat
rebuked at his premature exultatlon
upon the surrender Of the first vessel,
was rather shy of approaching his Com
mander again, but Stewart, beckoning
to him. said with a smiIe:--
Don't you think the band had better
strike up Yankee Doodle now, sir
In an instant :hat spirit-stirring
strain was floating on the breeze. played
as no other than n Yankee band can play
it, and the gallant crew shouted forth
their cheers of victory as no other than
Yankee crew can shout
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.

Young men beware OF the pcinicious indul :
gcnce and lmost fatal injury you ihhict upon
your constitutions, by evil examples and the
morbid influence of the passions.
I How many young persons do we dniiy oehoid,
whose countendnces and debiiitated constitutions
depict disease arising from that horrible and de-
, yastating vice.
1t could be shown how attenuation of the
frame. pulpitation of the heart, arrangement oi
the nervous system, cough, indigestion and II
train Of symptoms, indicative ot consumption,
arc often ascribcd to wrong causes, when IN re
aity, they are the consequences of an aiIurlnG
and pernicious practice alike destructive to the
mind and body.
You who have brought this aflictiOn upon
yourselves, why embrace the secret to your
hearts and vanly attempt to cure yourselves,
instead of making immediate application to
skilfull physician, who in short time, would
restore you to perfect health and save you from
exposure which the fatal consequences render II
cnvimble.
Hf,- Dr. Smith gives his special attention to
the treatment of this destructive mnlndy. Pa
tients ran be cured at home by addressing let
ter to DR.. Smith, describing symptoms, and re-
ceiye medicine securely packed from observation
forwarded by express or otherwise to any part
of the country.
n. B.-Pcrsons afflicted with any of the
above com plants will do we'll to avoid bonsting
tWpostoTs WHelhor IoTelRE VI H"'lN'' "e "ie" '''
numerous Societies advertised as certain cure
for every disease. These preparations are put
up to sell and not to cure. ard often do more
harm than good, therefore avoid them.
"a word to the wise is sufficient"
Address, DIR. ]. b. SMITH.
No. ii f., 5. Frederick Street, Baltimore, Md.
| O. No letters will be answered unless they
contain remittapse or Postage Stamp to pay
postage ON the answer.
Jan. LIST. lS6l.-ly.
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Useful Receipts.

.:ttrsoparala. Take Of saranpariga root,
sliced, four ounces; boiling water, four
pints. Macsrate for four hours in a YES
sci lightly covered, and placed near the
fire; then take out the sarsaparilla. and
bruise it. Return it again to the liquor,
and macerate in similar manner for
four hours more, first adding of rasp-
ings of guiacum wood, bark Of sassa.
fras root, liquorice root, bruised, of each
one ounce; bark of mezereon root three
drachms. Finally strain. 1t is COM
monty given in conjunction with some
mild mcrcurlal pill. Thc dose is quar-
ter of a pint, repeated shrce or four times
a day, or half a pint twice day.
.SDc"t Potato CcGce.--A very good
substitute for coffee can be made from
sweet potatoes. Wash and scrape good
sound tubers. cut them into pieces half
an inch long; dry them in the stove;
roast them as you would coffee, until of
light brown color. Make "coffee'
from them in the usual manner, except
that the pieces are not to be. ground.
Bleeding on man or beast, may be
stopped by a mixture ofwheat -four and
common salt, in equal parts, bound on
with cloth. Ifthe bleeding be profuse,
use large quantity, say from one to
three pints, 1t may be left on for hours,
or even days, if necessary. In this man
ner the life of horse Was saved which
was bleeding from a wounded artcry;the
bleeding ceased in five minutes after the
application. 1t was left on three days,
when it worked loose, was easily rcmo-
we'd, and the wound soon healed.
Fish Sauce. Put in pan quarter
of pound of flour, moisten vita a pint
and half of milk or skim milk, add
three parts of teaspoonful of salt, the
same of pepper, mix all smooth, add a
little mixed spice, or two cloves, grated
nutmeg, one onion cut in four, set Oh
the fire, stir continually, and boil twcr-
ty minutes: it must be rather thick; take
out the onions and cloves, add to tho
sauce four ounces Of butter, miz it well
pour over the fish, aud bake as above: n
a little parsley, chopped, thrown over
before sending to table, improves thcap-
pcarance, and a little grated cheese
thrown over previous to placing in the
oven, gives nice yellow look, and this
will be much liked. The sauce can be
made and kept for some days without
spelling. This sauce is nice with every
kind of white fish. Bread crumb may
be put over the sauce before cooking -
The remains of previously cooked fish
may be dressed iu this way.
Soyer's Cooh;eyy for the People.
Heores. The Farmer and Gardene,
, gives the following as a cure for the hea,
/ yes in horses: Take smart-weed, steer
S it in boiling water till the strength is al
: out; give one quart every day, mixet
G with bran or shorts, for eight or ten days
n Give green or cut up feed, wet with wa
S ter. during The operation, and it vii
i cure.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-09
1Suetiral.
Esquire Cables Marriage Cerem0-
nv.

You bromish now, you goct man dare
Vot stands npon de vloor,
To hab dish woman for your wife,
And lub her ebermore;
To feed her well nit sourcrout,
Poems, buttermilk and cheese;
And in all tings to lend your aid
Dat will promote her ease.
Yes and you woman stantin dare
Do bledge your word dish tay.
Dat you will take vor your husband
Dis man, ant him opey;
Dat you will ped and poard NIT him;
Wash, lroh, ant ment his coas;
Laugh when he smiles, weep when lie sigh
Ant share his choys and woes.
Veil, den, ! now vidin these walls,
Vid joo ant not Wit kref
pronounce you bote to be Won mint,
Won name, Won man, Won beef
pooblish now, desc sacred bants,
Desc matrimonial ties,
Pefore mine wife, Got, Kate, ant Poll,
Ant all desc gazing eyes.
Ant. as de sacred scriptures say,
Fot Got unites togedder
Let no man dare assunder put,
Let no man dare tenn sever,
And you britekroom dare, here yon stop.
I'll not let 90 your collar
Before YOU answer me dis ting,
Dat is:-tare ish mine dollar.
4 SHARPER.