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THE IMPECTTNE,
OR
p = r s 7 A N
.PGvlD g,LlABll,
uas cured thousands Of both sexes Of tho most
readtul feyers. Read and reflect.
Wonderful Effects.

Lemuel Bons,ll. of Pitt,hurg, for two years
useless to himself and society," marytr to
Chills and Fever-cured in less than weeks,
and improved in S hours.
Mary R. Bclknap, Sandusky, Ohio, after al
most losing her reason as we'll as strength by
Intermittent Fever, with Chills, restored to
health in 20 hours.
Adolphe Monbro, Of France, relieved IN one
hour, while travelling in the cars Of the Fo.t
Wayne and Chicago Railroad. He was appa-
rently dying with chills.
Ellen r. Benson, Lockport, Now York, res
cued after years suffering. perfect cure.
Thousands Of other cases prevented and cured
every month, and not single complaint of the
efficiency of the Inpeetine, or Persian Fere,
Charm.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-04-24
University Of Maryland
Medical Lectures.

THE ffty-fourth Annual Session OF the School
i of Medicine, in the University Of Maryland,
will commence on MONDAY, Oct. IL, SOL, and
end March l, 1862.
The Faculty are aware Of nothing in the pres
entunhappy condition of public affairs of n ma
ture to interfere with the regular and faithful
performance oftheir duty "a Teachers Of Modi-
cine. They purpose TO make every effort to
render their course of instruction useful az
satisfactory to their pupils.
The Baltimore Infrmary, which belongs
the School, continues to afford abundant means
for the Clinical illustration Of the principles of
Medicine and Surgery.
G. w. MILTENBERGER.M MD,
Aug. 29-6w. Dean.
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ALLEGANy COUNTY, IS.

| 4LLLGANJ tCLNIl, IS.
The State OF Maryland TO the Sheriff of Al
| legacy cOunty--Greetine:
| WHEREAS, John I. PetcrIaan hath fled a
w claim in the Circuit Court for AlleEany
county, against Henry Il. llawakcr Tor the sum
! Of thirty-iOur dollars and six cents, for wo.k
| done to and for n certain building, T. wit:
| 4 Steam saw Mill for the savinS Of Lumber,
| commonly known as nauakcr's Steam iw Mil,
| situated just below the Ccsl Shipping Wharf Of
the Cumberland Coal and Ircn Company, IN or
adjoining the city Of Cumberland in A!lcgany
county. Maryland. The lot on which the said
Saw Mill is constructed lies between the Baiti-
more aud Ohio Railroad and the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, aud belongs to Anthony Keqn,
William Walsh and Henry h. IIamaker. The
lot of ground on which said Saw Mil is erected
and the land or curtlage which ought to be sp
purtcuant thereto is designated in the proceed
ings instituted for this purpose in tho case now
pending in the Cireuit Court for Al!eE any county
tween Francis Haley, claimant, and the ssit
Steam Saw Mill Of said leary 4. Hamnkcr, and
dOeketed on the Mechanics lien docket 0f this
county, as against the Steam Saw dill Ui = n
thony Kean, William Walsh and lieury
Hailaker, in which = commission was Issued for
the Earrose Of designating the boundaries Of the
lot oiland or curtiage which Oh ght be appurte-
uant to said Steam saw MN, aud which saii com
mission was executed and said houHillics Gas.
isnated: Ard whereas it i8 alleged that the said
sum still remains due and unpaid to tho Grid
John L. PetermaA.
Now, you are hereby commanded, that you
make known to the slid Henry II. Hanaier,
and to ell such persons ss may hold or occupy
the iaid buidings, that thcy be and srptar
before the Judge Of the Circuit Court for j lie
gsuy county, 10 be held at tho Court House. IN
the town Of Cumberland, on thc i7st Monday
Of January next, to Fhew, ifapy willing they L,o1.
or have to say, why the said sum If thirty four
dollars and six ceTts, should no; be levied On
the said building, for the use OF the said J ohm
f. PeteTmau, according to the form and effect
Of the sixty-irst Afticl, Ct the Code Of p.i bic
General Laws or tho state Of Maryland il to
them it should seem eEFeiient, ard have You
th en- ind there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Daniel Reisel, Judge
of said Circuit Court, the 18th dlv Of November,
1861.
Issued the 27th day Of November. 1861.
II. RESLEI, Clcr',.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given IL par
suance Of said Act Of Assembly, to all claimants
and persons interested, to be and appear before
the Circuit Court for Allogany County. CT the
first Monday OF January next, to show ir any
thing they know, or have to say. why the alg.e-
said sum should not be levied on the said build.
ing for the use Of the said John T. potcrlan.
according to the form AMI eject O. the Act +
Assembly in such case made and provided.
THOMAS Il. AcCULL0H,
Dec. 5, lS6l-St Sheriff.
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News |! News |!

LARGE lot of old Newspapers for sale at
a IS cents per hun dred, by Andrews swart--
welder. = tB
Also, have just received Godey's Lsdy's Book &,
Harper's Ma garine for August, Hardse's Infsn-
try Tactics, price IS cents; Maps Of the Seat of
War, beautifully colorsd, at IS cts each and
all the late Pictorial Newspapers.
Under the ST. Nicholas Hotel, Cumberland.
July IS, 1851.
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MEDICINAL DISEASES.

which affect the lungs ,hespleen, the liver, the
heart, or other parts of the human organism
The lNPECTTNE is the natural antagonist OF
all ieveys, and when 1t comes in contact with
the skin, is absorbed by tho interior organs,
which resist easily masma and ali tendencies
towards those maladics which PROSTATE the
mind and body with fever.
Fever and Agne resnttrom 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, Iassitude languor, pain chils, fever,
and long train Of dsagrceable sensations, de-
privns the patient fall energy, and reducing
him or her TO condition of
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-04-24
Rv RaBr.LCCLYERWELL., MD,

Author Of The Green Book" SC.
The Eorll-renowntd author, in this admi'
rahle lecture, clearly proves from his own ex-
Derieuce that the awful consequences ofSoi-
IUusc may be tlfsc.aa!ly removed Wilton;
medicine and without dangerous surgical OPP
eraiions, bougies, instruments rings or cor
dials. pointing outs mode of cure at once
certain and eieciual, by which every sufferer
no matter what his condition may he, may
cure himself cis1ply privately md ra9ic9l'y-
This lecture will prove 4 boon to thousands
and thousands.
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Insolvent's Notice.

Jas. Anderson J ORDERED, this 2Sth day of
vs. w October, 1861, that James
His Creditors. Anderson give notice to his ere
ditors, endorsers and sureties, that the 2nd Mon
day Of April next, is fixed for the said James
Anderson to appear in the Circuit Court for Allie
gany county, to answer such iuterroga tories as
his creditors, endorsers, and sureties may pro-
propose or allege against him, and that n copy
of this order be published in some newspaper
printed in the city of Cumberland, once a week
for three successive months prior to the second
Monday of April next, as such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk.
Dee IL, '6l-3m. B
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MANHOOD.
How Lost, How Restored

inst Published, IN Ss1'ri Edrdope;
on TIE NATURE. TREATMENT, AND
RADICAL CURE OF SPEHMATORRHGA,
or Seminal weakness, Sexual Debility, Ner-
yousrcss aud Involuntary emissions, inducing
impoiency, and Mental and Physical Incapa-
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X EMEM Der.

Branch Office, No. 1913, Bank of iComme rce
Building, New York City.
Oct. is, 1S60-1y:
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Look at what YOU get for Fifty Cents.
10 sheets fne ba,h post, ! Q sheets ane note pa
per- fine Lead pencil, ~ Buff Letter Enyel-
opes. 10 White Note Envelopes, steel pen sad
Holder.
II addition G the abcva, one G. tie follow
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Sherif's Notice in Lien Law.

WHEREAS, by virtue of Nm Act Of the en-
w eral Assembly of Maryland, passed at
December Session, 1871, Chapter 20, entitled
GAN Act for the protection of Mechanics ami
others in Allegany County" and the several
supplements thereto, a writ Of scirc faeios has
issued out Of the Circuit Court for Allecory
County, and to me directed in the following
words to wit:
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.AUegamy County, SIS

J''"J NO''''S' ."
The State Of Maryland, tie
S5eriF Of iHsgrpy county frse'ing !:
NTHEREAS, William HI sht. Sr.,hatl fled q
w claim 10 the Circuit Court for ale ANY
county against William Ncurdyn tsr the sum cf
eighty dollars, for work done and materials lUTn-
ishei 10 aud for Z certain huili.mg, to wit:
The LEGALITY of the buildings upon triaa ~
lar piece or parcel Of land ironiju on he couE
ty road leading from Nes.2rrTort t. LousrujuE.
adjoining the Southern line c( WU Combs l1Ld,
and contracted to be co1T2gCt by John j. and
James Morrison to the said Williams Eearlon,
TIL legal title 10 Inc SAFE being in she said John
J. and james Morrison. The sid building Is
what is commonly knuTn cs & shEuteo house, one
and a halfstcries high, twenty-five feet front by
sixteen feet deep: and whereas it : alleged that
the said sum still! remains due and unpaid 10 toe
said William Right, Senior.
Now You are hereby commanded that you
make known to the said William Hccrdon and
to sil such persons may hold or occupy the said
building that they be and appear before the judge
Judge Of the Circuit Court FOR AlleganJ to be
held at the Court House n the city Of Cumber-
land ca the first Monday Of January next. to
show, if anything they know or have q say,
why the s2il sum Of eighty dollars. should not
be levied on the said building for the use TO-. the
said William hight, Safeguarding to the form
and effect Of tho sixty first article ol ;nt Code
OF Public General Laws Of Mcrylan if TO them
il shall seem exredient and have you then ana
there this writ
Witness the Honorable Daniel Weisel. Judge
Of the Circuit Court 70. Arcgaay County, the
25th day OF November IsGl.
Issued the 27th day of November 1861.
Il. 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 Allesany
County, on the first Monday of January next
to show if anything they know, or have to say,
why the aforesaid sum should not be levied on
the said building for the use of the said William
Hight, ST., according to the form and effect of
the Act Of Assembly, in such case maie and
provided.
THOMAS G. McCULLOH,
Dec. S, ls6l.-3w. Sheriff.
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EI,soireilf's ,7'oftce.

John NJ, T"igg' | OR;DI1EaElEEDD. t1i: ; 2lst
His Creditors. that John NJ. Twigg give
notice to his creditors, cniorsers and sure,ies.
that the I'd Monday of April next is fxed
for the said John N. Twigs to appear in the
Circuit Court for Allegany county, to answer
such interrogatories as his creditors, endorsers
nd sursti smay propose or allie sc gainst him;
and that copy of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in the city of Cumber-
land once a week for three successive months
prior to the said second Monday of April
next, as such notice.
Tcst-H. REsLEY, Clerk.
Nov. 2s, lS6l-3m.
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SANFORD'S
LIVER INVICORATOR,
No., naLsJsxo4.z
Never Oebilitates.

TT is compounded entirely from Gums, and has
become established fact, a Standard Medi-
cine, known and appreciated by all that have
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-04-24
Coal! Coal!

TIE Coal business heretofore conducted by
the undersigned, will. from the Is, day of
April ensuing, be carried on Ivy George T. Gcp-
hart Co., under the Agency of Philip Clark.
The firm respectfully solicit the patronage of the
ormeT customers of the Yard.
All persons indebted for Coal, viii please set
die their accounts as early as possible, as am
etsirous Of closing the business.
March 2S-Sm. GEO. I. GEPHART.
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Lighte 2 Bradburys'


Patent I"-E'1''H I"tt iron Frame feic Seas
E,ly,d and Gcvnrp EIa~~-FNr rites.
..-zez.-z-s lHe Insulated lT"h i'aiae PIE
go. z-ss 'rF' - 'ht or M 'o.,9 u 'n' IN
~ - sTuWta'!n "!' us i'u''' y securing
it for all time against thHt most disGgreeaoie
tim! quality OF tone invariably found in all
other lr"a frame Pinno-Fortes. 1t greatly
strengthens tne case and thus Keeps the Piano
Forte much longer in tune. IT gives the !nstrU-
mcEt much fuller, richer and sWeeter tone. 1t
adupts the Piano TO ali climates ard 70 s'tcAas-
gc Of atm ospEerc, and in all respects il is pro-
nouuced by our best ''artiste' the grontos, i'm
proyemcnt OF the age in PiaHo-Forte cVnstruc-
ton; producing an Instrument acknowledged
to DO superior to all others made In this country
or Europe.
few tes imoDials IN regard TO the supe1i-
Gritty ofour lew Scale Patent InSulatedP-ano-
Fortes.
nave eSanlineu u. tIAh oI O'tes o. aga
nrauour!s win eht''e sA' '-o,ieh' thhG"
w. ",rr cannt,D ~ Si.owhsrs "HDp JowstT
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The terrible maady known as the FEVER
AND AGUF .as smitten hundreds ofthousands
OF persons throughout the world every year;
and has never tin now been met by successful
medical treatment that has not produced Sc
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" NJ. r. BEALL & CO..
DEALERsIN ALL KINDS


Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES. NUFF, MATCHES, &C.,
Baltimore Street, near the Railroad Depot
CUMBERLA Nd, MD.
pETURN theirthanksfor the patronage ore
IL tofore extended and beg leave to invite
the attention of purchasers to their NEW
which is omposed of, in part, as fol-
lows, viz:
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A GENERAL assortment of Queen sva re of
n every description Just received at
June O.. VIII. q. BEALL 4 cos.
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New Books!
Patent Lard Lamp.

THE subscriber is manufacturing Patent
L lard lamp, which ne Offers for sale. 1t will
also burn any kind of dirty greese. Cali and
examin it. NILS. JOHN JOHNSON.
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4 Fine Assortment OF Silver Goods
JUST OPENED AT
S. Il. TITLES
JEWELLERY STORBr

DdWmore Streef, near TIE OePoS
SUCH AS
CUGAR Spoons and Sifters,
" Preserves and Cream Spoons, -
Mustard and Salt Spoons.
Ice Cream aud Float spooss,
Salt Sellars,
Pickel Knives and Ferks. Butter Knives, rea
and Table Spoons, PORT Monies, Card Cases, DC.
S. 7. LITTLA
Gumbesland, Feb. 20
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40 Price One Dollar, sentby mail to any
part Of tho United States. -
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sorted to with conf
eases for which it is
ands within the last
given up all hopes of
GUS un solicited certi-
sion show.
adapted to the tenn
vidual taking it, and
ties as to act gently
your Judgment guide
LIVER INVIG Or
Dysp epsia, Chronic
Complaints, Dyscn-
Stomach, Uabitual
Oh olera, Oh olcraMor-
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used it, andis now re-
dence in all the dis
recon- ded.
1t has cured thous-
two years who had
relief, as the numer-
fcates in my posses
The dose must be
perame nt of the indi-
used in such quanti-
on the Bowels:
Let the dictates Of
you in the use of the
AT0R and it willcure
Diarrhoea, Summer
terry, Dropsy, Sour
Custiveness, Cholic,
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J5xoI. Z. l.4ilIer's
nAlR lNVICORiTOR.
AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECONOMI-
CAL COMPOUND,

FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its origi-
nal color without dyeing, and preventing
the Hair from turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING BALDEEss. and curing
it, when there is the least particle of yitali-
ty or rocuperative energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING sCURF and DANDRUFF. and
all cutaneous affections ofthe Scalp.
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III I'M pGTtlnT TO
itan unequalled gloss ard brillisncy, MAKING
itsoft and silky hi ts texture and causing i
ri -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-03-27
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
THURSDAY. X o.

iHDhSDA 4. MARCH y.
The establishment of the new and well-sup-
ported native newspapers, is evidently deyel-
oping among intelligent Hawaiians a more lit
erary taste than formerly existed. Even should
no other good be derived from their publica-
ton than that of a~ffording a medium to cul-
tivate and improve their compositions and con-
sequently their mode of thinking and reason
ing, this alone will be sufficient remunera-
ton for the experiments now in progress by
the natives Of supporting at their own expense
periodicals, which, in their typographical APP
pearance and execution, would be a credit to the
most enlightened community. Some of the COM
municatiOns which appear IN these papers, (for
both have able correspondence would 10 honor
TO any English periodical. for they display
much ingenuity in argument, ard clearness
in the mode of reasOning-arriving at conclu-
siOns with the logical acumen of writers en-
.joying more extensive opportunities than these
natives, who are restricted solely to the narrow
compass of Hawaiian literature, which, for men,
tai improvement, may be said TO be nothing.
Another benefit which we may here instance,
is that the communications Of the better class
of writers are bringing out words and express
siOns of thought entirely new to foreigners most
cOnyersant with the vernacular. Judge Andrews
informs US that in reading these papers, ne con-
stantly finds such new words and phrases. some
of which possess a broader or entirely different
meaning to what they have been supposed to
express. He has already been enabled to add
many new words to his Hawaiian dictionary now
in preparation. As time passes, and as other
intelligent writers have opportunity to appear in
print, no doubt the Hawaiian language will be
found to possess a greater scope and more variety
of expression and imagery, and perhaps beauty,
than it has hitherto had credit for. On this
account we trust that any efforts to abolish the
vernacular from our public schools may be de-
feated, and that it may be nurtured cherished
and cultivated as one of the chief hopes. and the
most effective means of preserving from utter ex-
~tinction this now diminished race.
Among the native writers in the Huokoa whose
communications may be considered Of the char
acter to which we have referred above, are Messrs.
Hawaii, and an anonymous writer from Maui,
who signs himself " Kanaka Hawaii" and other
On cur fourth page, we publish a
translation of an Essay of Mr.. Kuaea, on
the famous Law to mitigate diseases lie
has had good opportunity to study its tendency
and to learn its partial and injurious working.
His opinion, therefore, will carry weight. There
is a general belief, both among foreigners and
natives, that the operation Of the law has been
not what its supporters supposed it
would be, and even Its most strenuous advocates
changes in it. Its greatest injury has
been to encourage the vice which it protects.
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Of lre0fher, and if one wishes TO speak in Ha-
waiian Of had or pleasant weather, he must re-
sort to other phrases, as &. bad Winds . hot
day or good day 1t is this sameneS of the
weather that leads foreigners, as it has ever led
ihe natives. to take little or no notice CT 1t.
For certain purposes. it is well to know
the principal features of the weather and climate,
though perhaps, one years observations may be
said TO answer for a century. The late DR..
Rookie kept a meteorological record during 1888,
published in the Hawaiian Spectator, which is
probably as authentic as any that has ever been
kept in Honolulu.
During the past year we have kept a partial
record of the weather in Honolulu, and subjoin
the result of the observations made. The Their
mometer has been noted but once each day
about sunrise. The general range between that
hour and The warmest part of the day (about
, P. NJ is about fuelre degrees; and the diff
ference between sunrise and sunset is ten degrees
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-03-27
Meteorological Sfnti-tic-.-

1t may seem singular that SO little attention
is paid to meteorology at these islands. We are
not aware that any one keeps a full record of the
changes in the weather, including those of
the thermometer, barometer, the winds, and the
rain-guage. though we know that some of these
data are kept by different persons. The chief
reason that leads to indifference in these mat
tiers is probably found in the fact that the changes
are very slight, and that this group enjoys one
of the most salubrious and equable climates in
the world. So true is this fact, that the weather
is only thought of when other topics of news are
wanting, and among the natives this absence of
all thought or concern regarding it, goes 50 far
that there does not exist in the vernacular a
word TO express our foreign comprehensive idea
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-03-27
The News.

The news received by the Mary Whifridge
il not SO important as we had been led BY the
last preceding advices to anticipate. March
and April are wet months in the States, and
this fact will probably retard military move
ments. Still the plans of the government are
so well laid that wherever advances can be
made by railway or other mode of communion
ton, there will be action. The advices received
on Sunday were but six days later than what
We had before, bringing down the progress of
events at Washington to March 4th. We may
sum up the principal events which occurred in
the interim
- The Federal troops, under Gen. Buell.,
occupy Nashville, at which point a large army
is concentrating.
- The rebel troops in Tennessee were making
Il stand at MurfreesbOro, 4 small town some Is
or % miles south of Nashville, and connected
with it by railroad. At Memphis (the extreme
southwest corner of the state) they were ex-
10 make q stand.
The rebel troops Mt Columbus ION the
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following.


DIR. Rookie. in his record of 1888, make a total
OF 40 and o-l00ths inches, and this may be taken
as about the average fall of rain for Honolulu,
winch is located on the lee side of the island,
and consequently has a drier locality than the
windward and more elevated districts.
We trust that our friends residing in other
districts of the islands will endeavor to keep
meteorological records, especially of the quantity
of rain which annually falls. This latter is of
Importance to agriculture, and although we have
to gain our knowledge of the adaptation of diff
ferent localities by actual experiments with the
different products which it is desired TO intro
duce, yet IN some instances Il knowledge of the
amount of rain falling and the months in which
it is most prevalent. may be of great Importance
in preventing needless losses to adventures,
arising from ignorance of these facts.
: This article has been in type for about amon;h, nut crowded
out from week TO week, BY foreign news and other more import
aut matter.