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Cotton VS.. Slavery.

Late news from England and France
sets at rest the question of interference of
those great powers with the present Of
fairs of our nation, as intimated in anoth-
or article. The fiat has gone forth that
Cotton must yield when pitted against
the stability and perpetuity of slavery.
For ourselves we have never doubted
what the policy of England and France
would be toward us rs nation in the
conflict now initiated. II was at cost
of many millions of dollars that England
at length, after years of struggle and ag-
itation, broke the letters of her slaves
and let her bond go free. Aud now can
she with consistency and honor as a ma
ton, for any pecuniary advantage of
trade in Cotton, the great staple Of the
Gulf States, that she might desire, take
a course that might have tendency, if
those States should, perchance, through
her aid, succeed in their rebellious intent,
to rivet still frmer the shackles of the
slave and greatly curtai the area of free
dom. No; she can not and will not do
it. Moral obligation is with her Ito her
credit be it spokcn) far paramount to
commercial interest, and she will preserve
her national integrity. France, too, will
assuredly follow the noble example, if we
may judge her future by her past policy.
ROPE FERRIES ACROSS THE PoToMAc.
"A correspondent of the Providence
Journal says a detachment of twenty
five picked men from the Rhode Island
Brigade, and twenty-five men from the
Massachusetts, Fifth Regiment, in one
night constructed six rope ferries across
the Potomac, capable of carrying over
seven hundred troops every ten minutes.
This shows the great caution manifested
by the General.in- Chief, when he threw
his forces over on the Virginia side Of the
river, and how we'll he guarded against
any "trap act by the enemy, at the bridge
or elsewhere.
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il. RICHARDS & Co., GenI Agts
for the Northwest. p. o. Box 1882,
Mill 1873 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.,
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THE LATEST.

NEW YORK, juno III.
II appears that Arlington Heights were
on the point of being attacked Monday
night. One of Lieut.. Tompkins' COM
mand came towards midnight to the camp
of the sixth Regiment, reporting the en-
envy coming in force with cavalry, infant
ry and artillery, at distance of two
miles.
AT 8 o'clock this morning large force
marched through Georgetown towards
Point of Rocks.
Intelligence deemed trustworthy shows
that the rebels are retreating from Har-
per's Ferry. IL seems that the rebels re-
ceived early news of the movement of
troops from Washington.
The rebels mean to make stand at,
and perhaps an attack from Manassas
Junction, which is according to reports re-
ceived by government, strongly fortified.
The rebels talk about thanking the Wash
ington lines and capturing the city direct
ly, without going around by Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June IL.
Gen. Butler having learned that the
rebels were certifying a camp with strong
batteries at Great Bethel, nine miles from
Hampton, on the Yorktown road, deem
ed in necessary to dislodge them. Ac-
cordingly, movements were made last
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Nov. 20. 1890 Cm.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-04-04
A Progress Through Egypt.
TO 4 GREAT BENEFAC-
TOR.

The DIARY of a Physician" by Dr..
Warren. thrilling and interesting rs 1t
has been considered, is not more mar
yelous than the actual experience OF the
celebrated Professor Holloway in the va
rious countries he has visited. While
in spirit of general philanthrophy he
has devoted himself to the conservation
Of the public health, without distinction
of nation or class, he has been the init
mate friend of and an honored guest at
the table ofkings. His courtly manners,
varied information, and the fascinating
style in whish he gives bis impression Of
the countries and peop les with whom his
travels have made him familiar, render
him the most delightful of companions
When in Egypt, (whther he went sew
craI years ago for the purpose Of inves-
tigatng tie antiquities OF that cradle of
learning and science he received spe-
cial invitation from Ibrahim Pasha to be-
come lis guest at Alexandria, and that
remarkable man is said to have offered
him an enormous income as an iniucc-
mcnt to become his physician in-chef
Failing in that. he ordered u guard o.:
honor to attend Professor Holloway to
Thebcs, and presented him with spa-
cial Truman. addressed to all civil and
military officers in Egypt, commanding
them to afford the friend Of lbrahn
rasha' every facility in the prosecution
of his researches. Thus he joprneyed,
the guest of the nation, through the
realm of the Pharaohs. Nor was his
progress simply devoted to antiquarian
objects. Travelling as usual with an
ample supply of his invaluable remedies,
he was enabled to do an infinity of good
in that unhealthy region waterrd 10y the
Nile. Wherever his tents were pitched,
the sick were conveyed there. Nnb'an
and Abyssinian princes brought their
sick wives and children on filters, seem
inl to believe that he could heal them
with touch, and Moors, Copts and Turks
in fact, representatives, of all the ra-
ccs that make up the population Of Egypt,
WED with each other in doing him hon
or He had little OCCASION to use the
Pasha's 6rman, for the cures he wrought
were passport to all hearts-a sufficient
incentive to eNertlon IN ms service Il
ven the dancing girls who came ut even
ing to perform before his tent, at vari-
Gus places on the rout, refused the Gus
tomary douceur They merely ask II
small supply of the medicines which had
proved so efiicacous in the diseases of
the country. and felt assured, on receiv-
ing them, that they possessen taIlsman
capable of controlling every species OF
sickness.
Benevolence, courage and pcrscvcr-
ancc, combined with skill of the high
est order, and all exercised in an un-
selfish spirit for the good of mankind,
ure the main traits of this mans charac-
ter. They haze stamped his name upon
the hearts of the present generation and
given it just claim to Immortality. -
Bohu's " 4bysinniu
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TIE GREAT WBACk 10 persons
c,nigrating to the extreme south and western
country, is the fear they have of the ever
and ague-the most dircful Of all diseases. -
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without any means Of afiording relief. In
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To CDnSilin olives.

The Advcriiscr, having been restored 10
health in II few weaits 10y U very simple remedy,
after having Suffered seveatl years with II Sc
we're lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumption anxious to make known TO
his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send IL copy OF
the prescription used free of chargel, with
the directions for preparing and using The same
which thcywll find shure Cure for Consumr-
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hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, NJ It
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Parties wishing the prescription will please
address
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Get l8, lS60-ly.
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Baltimore & Chic Railroad.
Schedule for Winter Travel.
aNA W / s :s..:;s 4.
For the East,

IN and after Monday, Nov. tGIh, 1850, the
" passenger trains will Iun as follows:
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of decree Of til" Chcuit Court tor
ID Allesany county as a Court of Equity, in
the case Of Thomas I. McKaig and Thomas De-
vccmon We. Thos. Oh. Atkinson's heirs. I will
sell at public sale II; the St. Nicholas Hotel in
l -. 4 l. IL, mil.
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Sheriff q Notice in Lien Law.


WHEREAS, by virtue of an Act of the
w General Assembly of Mary land, passed
at December Session, 1871, Char ter 70. entitled
"An Act for the protection of Mechanics and
others in Allegany County, and the several
pploments thereto, this writ scire fdcids has
Issued out Of the Circuit Court for Allcgany
County, and to me directed in the following
words to wit:
Ategany County, SIS
The State of Maryland, to the
Sheriff Of AHrgany county / Greeting /:
Whereas, George W. Halter and Samuel NJ.
Halter have fled Il claim in the Circuit Court
for Allegany county, against the heirs AT law
and legal representatives OF George Lynn, late
OF Allegany county, deceased, for the sum ut
one hundred and eight dollars and seventy fve
cents, for materials furnished during the life
time or the said George Lynn, TO aud fora GER
tain building, TO wit: The locality OF said
building is near the limits Of the city oi Cum
beraht, on the West side OF Wills CreeK, in
said Allegany county, aud is known It's the
Barrel Factory the main buildiug is twenty
six feet by bne hundred and twenty-six feet,
with one story twelve feet high and is II frame
building, with an addition OF wooden structure
twelve by forty feet, and twelve TO eight Ieet
high, with a shed roof with also Il dry house
attached, seventeen feet by forty ect, seven feet
high and built of brick, with also AN engine
house attached twenty-six feet by thirty feet,
twelve feet high also of brick structure. And
whereas il is alleged that the sal! smi still re-
mains due and unpaid to the said George ",
Haller aud Samuel NJ Halter. Now, you are
hereby commanded, that you make known to
the said heirs and legal representative of the
said George Lynn, and to nil such persons rs
may hold or occupy the said building, that
they be and appear before the Ju igc of The
Circuit Court for Allegany county, 10 be lid
at the Courthouse, in the city OF Cumberland,
on the second Monday OF April nest, 10 show,
if anything they know or have 10 say, why The
said sum of one hunlrcd AMI cight dollars aud
seveniy-6ve cents, should not I've levied on the
said building for the use OF the said George ~.
llaller and Samuel NJ Halter according to the
form and effect of the act of Assembly ia such
case made and provided, if TO them it shall
seem cxpedient, and have you then aud there
this writ Witness, the Honorable Thomas
Perry, Judge ofthe Circuit Court tor Aleganv
county, the 7th day OF January, 1861 Issued
the 9th day OF March, 1861.
H. RESLEY, Clerk.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given in
pursuance of said Act of Assembly, to all
claimants and persons interested. to be and
appear before the Circuit Court for Allegany
County, on the second Monday of April noxt,
to show if anything they know, or have TO say,
why the Aforesaid sum should not be levied on
the said building for theuse of the said lee rye
W. Halter and Samuel NJ Halter, according to
the form and effect of the Act of Assembly, in
such ease made and provided.
HENRY r. ATKINSON,
March II, '6l-3w. Sheriff.
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ImsOIvent's Notice.

James Bell J ORDERED, this 18th day Of
vs. " Janury, 1861, that JAMES
His Creditors. BELL give notice TO his credi-
tors, endorsers, and suretiss, that the third Mon
day Of April next is fixed for the said JAMES
BELL to appear in the Circuit Court for Ale
gany county, to answer such interrosntories as
his creditors endorse and sureties IN ~ propose
or nlege against him; and that a copy of this
order he published in some newspaper printed in
the city of Cumberland, once week for hree
successive months prior 10 the said third MOI d,y
Of April next, as such notice.
Te.t--H REsLEY Clerk.
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Csder of Ratii ton

Alphcus DcaI!, Ia the Circuit Court for
Atlcgluy comfy as II
Geo. VI. BLOCKER 4 Court Of Equity,
h. VI Gpeher NJ. 00l
DRDEEED. this ;th day ofAlarch, 1851 that the
" sales made aud reported by W. W. McKaig
Trustee for the sale al the real estate of Geo
VI. Bl""Err and u. NJ. BIochcr. in the Trustee.
second report specified, lie ratified and cunfr
med, uul's. cause to tho contrary thereof be
shown on or before the %Oth day OF March, 1861.
Provided copy of this order he inserted in
some newspaper printed in the city Of Cumhcr-
land, once in each of three successive weeks be
fore the said 3Oth day of March, 1851.
T. The report states the amount of sales to be
slS6j.
HORACE RESLEY, ClF.
True copy-T's
HORACE EESLEY, Clk.
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4 queer suit has been decided in IA
vor OF the plaintiff at Chicago. A we'll,
TODD man went to an intelligence office
saying that he wanted a wife, and woald
like to try her first as servant. he
paid So down, and agreed to cash up
another 81, if he married the girl lie
soon married, and then refused the 81
owing; hence the suit.
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Wonderful Effects.

L,mucl Bonsill, Of Pitt,iurg, for two ycars
useless to himself and socicty---n martyr 10
Chlls and fcvcr--cuTed in less than : weeks,
and improved in hours.
Mary Il. Gc!knap, SaEdmsky, Ohio, after al
most losing her reason as well as strength by
Intermittent Fever, with Chilli, restored to
health in ~ hours.
Adolphe Munbro, of France, relievcd in one
hour, while travelling in the cars of the f"!t
Wayne ara Chicago Railroad. lie was appa-
rently dying with chills.
Ellen II. BENSON L"cErort, New York, req
cued after years Suffering. perfect cure.
Thousands Of 9th er cases prevented and cured
every month, and not single complaint OF the
efficiency Of the inpcetiae, Or Persian Fsre'
Charm.
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Dwelling House

and other necessary buildings. The proceed
of the sale will he irst applied to the payment
Of any prior lien or cncimbrnnce ON the prop
crty Trhe purchaser " i'll receive possession aud
the rents from that 'tay. upon complying with
the terms If GALE. but will not be entitled or
ccvc the buck unpaid rents now due.
T.rms Of salc--one third Ct the pfrehai'
money to be paid on the day Of sale, and the
balance 10 two eqan! annual payments the lie
f.rrrt plym.i;. b,ar interest .rem the day
of sale and to he scented by the notes Of the
with approved security, nndupor the
Of tho purchase money, good and
sufficient deed will b. executed by tho Trustee.
W. W. MckA1l.
Apri 4th lS6I-ts. Trustee
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Iusolyent's Notice.

Moses Glass. J ORDERED, this 10Th day Of
W. " January, 1851. that Muses.
His Crcdi;nrs. Glass give notice 20 his credi-
tore, emdprsnrs and sureies. that the End Mon
day Of October next, is fixed for the said Moses
Glass, to appear in the Circuit Court for Ale
.anv county, to answer such interroga tories us
his creditors. cndorscrs, and sureties may pro.
propose or allese against him. and that copy
of thi. order be published in some newspaper
printed in the city OF Cumberland, once n week
for three successive month. prior to the second
Monday Of October next, as such notice.
Tcs,-lI. RE SLET, Clerk.
Fob 81 '6l--3m.
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The Am or1can
MEDICAL AND TOILET
RECEIPT BOOK,

This book contains RsclPes and DRscFIoS
for making all the most valuable Medical prep
eratons in u3e: also Recipes and full and ,S-
plicit directions for IN king all the most pop
ulAr nnd useful Cosmetics, Perfumes, Lnguents
Hair Restoratives, and all Toilet Articles. II
yon are suffering with any Oh ronie di5ea1e-if
you wish he ,utlful complexion, fine head
Of hail, II smooth face, II clear skin, u luxurant
beard or moust,che or H. on wish TO know
anything and everything in the Medical and
roie; limo. YOU should. hy all means, peruse
a copy of this book For full particulars, and
and a sample of tn. work for perushl, I irCel ad
dress the publisher,
T. F CHAPMAN,
No. 81 Broadway New York &.
Nov llSGO-lv
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This truly wonderful Prcre"iire md cure for
Fever and Ague AMI Bilious Fevers will be- seat
by mail, post paid, on receipt of one dollar.-
Also for sale Mt all respectable Druggists and
Country Stores.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, ISIS Main
st., Richmond. Va. Branch ONCE, Bank of
Commerce Building, New York. Address
Sept Ely. JOHN WILCOX 4 Co.
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Lighta g BralburYs'


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CuUGHs.-The sudden changes Of our climate
are sources Of PULMONARY, BRnNcHEAL, and
AsTHEATIc AFFECTIONS. Experience hav-
ing provei that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the
early stages Of the disease. recourse should at
once be htl - "Broca's R'o1ctiDi Tt0rfec,"
or L'zenseS, let the Cold, Cough, or Irrita-,
ton Of the threat be ever so sight as by this
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. /. HUMMELSHINE,.
D ENLIST,

ID EsPECTFCLLY informs the citizen of Cum
lO borland and the public generally, that he
has removed his office to his residence, on the
corner Of Baltimore and Liberty Streets, over
Read & Brothers Store, and Immediately OPP
posite Campbells Drug Store, whore he is pre-
parad 10 attend to the practice of DENTISTRY
ia all its departments.
Ech. Z. lSHl-Y.
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PONDS
EXTRACT OF HAMA WELLS,
"a. rsx.f,. Hhaptr1,rr..

Is one OF the few domestic remedies which have
come into general use and favor, without put
fng 1t is the product OF n simple shrub, harm
less in all cases, and as a domestic remedy nm
equalled For Burns, Cuts, Bruises, Soreness,
Lamene.s, Sprdins, Rheumatism, Bols, ULcers
Old Sore: and Wounds, it has not an equal
1t is also used, with greas success, for Tooth-
ache, Headdehe Neuralgia, Sore 7hroat, Coic
Diarrhra HoarsenesS. aud other similar trou-
blesome and painful affen lions, while it prompt-
~ arrests all Hemorrhages. Hundreds of phy-
scians use it daily in their practice and giveii
their unqualified recommendation Sold bvour
agents and dealers, aud by F HUMPHREYS Il
CO., 562 Broadway, sole propretors AID man
ufacturers: For sale by J. B. II. Campbell,
Cumberland, Md. May 81 lSG0-ly
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$500 we will send Two copies OF the New
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g. MATHEWS, Proprietor,
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b. FEBRUARY 8, 1881.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given, that the subscribers
IN have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Allegany County. letters Parliamentary on tho
estate of John Beall, lato ofsaid county, dccea-
sed. All pers>ns having claims gninst idde-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
properly authenticated, to the subscribers, on or
be fore the 9Th day Of August. 1861, otherwise
they may by law he excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. All persons indebted are re.
luested to make INN diate payment. Given
under our hands this Och day of February 1861.
es ALPHEUS BEALL,
-- w. W. McKAIG.
March :, 1sG-3n. Executors,