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Maryland Constitutional COnvcn-
tinn.

ASNApoLIs, Nay 90.
The Convent on met - present S2
members The order of Mr. Cushing to
amend the rules of the Convention so as
to yrovide tint the vo:e of u majority Of
the members present" snail be ncscessary
to the adoption of report upon its final
passage, inscad of a majority of members
elected" was rejected, Yeas 80, nays 43
The Decluration Of Rights, The order
of the day, being the report of the COM
mittec on the declaration of rights, was
taken up. The amendment of Mr. Greene
oAerd yesterday, to article 18th of report,
being priicle Is of the present dcclaration
of rights. which provides that thu j. gis-.
lature shall have authority to imp Use
poll tax, but that the payment of said tax
shall ever be made a prerequisite to the
right of voting-being uud,r considera-
ton, the subject wa, discussed ut length,
and with great ability, by Messrs. Jones
of Somerset; Peter of Montgomery, Neg
ley Of Frederick, Marbury. Of Prince
Georges in opposition to the amendment
and Messrs. Dennis of Somerset, Miller
of Anne Arundel, and Pugh of Cecil, in
favor of the amendment.
The amendment of Mr. Greene was
adopted (both parties dividing on the
subjecD by yeas As, nays 38.
MIR. Miller offered the following amend
ment to article 14th, as amended by Mr..
Greene:
But it being the duty Of every quail
fed voter TO exercise the right of suffrage
the Legislature ought to provide BY law
fines and penalties for the refusal or
neglect to vote without reasonable ex-
cuse"
Mr.. Miller quoted the precedent of
l776, when similar provision existed in
the laws of this State, and spoke gene
rally in support of his amendment. The
amendments was rejected, yeas 0, nays
70.
Mr.. Ridgely offered toe following
amendment;
"And the Legislature shall pass no
law laying capitation tax, except in sid
o. public education and addressed the
Convention in its support. After discos-
sion the amendment wss rel .ctol yeas
81. nays 50.
Mr. Stirling offered On amendment
substituting the section as senorts;IiA' 81 |
tie esssiaiisee' w.t. sit tie word. prohibit
~ 1 a 20 -s,x. lVe stricken cut, which
vas adopted. yeas ri, nays u:
80 slle article now stands IS in the pre-
sent constitution, with the clause prohib-
iting poll-tax, and the words ION per
sons or property, with political view
omitted.
The Convention adjourned.
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E-o- rnYsoLoclcAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE {:
Containing nearly 800 pages, and $50 fine
plates and en9r1vings of the anatomy of the
Human Organs in a state of Health and Dis
ease, with Treatise on Early Errors, its De
plorable Consequences upon the Mind and l'ody
with the Authors Plan of Treatnient--tho only
rational and successful mode Of cure, as shown
by the report of cases treated a truthful adj
wiser 10 The married, and them contemplating
marriage, who entertain doubts of their physi-
calcoaditioh. Sent free of postage to any i'd
dress, on receipt of rs cents, in stamps or pos
al currency, BY addressing DR.. La CIo.x, 70.
81 Maiden Lane, Albany, MY.
marlO.3m
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NFARSHAL'S SALE
CoNRIsCATED PROPERTY!
OF

CONFISCATED PROPERTY.
BYvlRTUE Of decree of Confscaton and
Order Of Sile passed by the United States dis
trigt Court for the District Of Maryland on the
fourth day of May, 1885,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That VIII
sell at Public Auction, for cash, On
MONDAY. the 18th day Of JUNE next,
at l2 O'Clock ~, at the United Stats Couit
House Door, Masonic Hall, st. Panl Stlte-, Iia.-
limoie City, al the right, title, interest and c.
tate both tir law and in equity OF Joseph IL,
Anderson ia the lands and teaements lying and
being 10. "A llegany County, State OF MaEyianci
which are hereafter described and mentioned,
for and during The lie CT said Joseph K An-
Nar,ely.-'Rcpatlic, Containing s7s acres;
'pink oil Allegany," containing 1909 acres
"Rights OF Man, continuing $50 acres; ''Che-
viot Dale" containing l,31235 acres "Latent
WORTH" containing 1851 acres Muddy
Greek, containing 1864 acres Benny LID,
ing 4, 924 acres; ''Francsco, containing ls2
acres; "Bcayer," containing 50 acres; stunt
nit Point" containing 255d acres ''Rinald1,
containing 50 acres; ''Ley6," containing 30
acres; .sMontieur'' cont aiming 322 acre; Wa
shite' containing 80, nc acres; 'Wesi9halia'
containing AT acres; Sierra Nevada con
tanning loo acres; discovery" containing "a
acres, w tIlNtHli Ii-I bN'toi '0'A
Diego" containing so acres "Fox Range col-
tanning $50 acres; ''Pine Glade" containing
1854 acres; echo containing l, 2O6S acres;
"Ninetecu' containing 80 acrcs; Deer Field"
containing 5I7s acres; :uregcn' containing
Ga Lilo acres, ''ilcadow Mountain containing
1854 acres; ''Fatherland' containing G33k acres
'Chnwronn containing 50 acres "poycr' con
tanning 80 acres; ''Wilidmetta' containing
305 acres; "MoldaviG" containing l2s acres,
Green Bay containing 80 l-lG acres "Aub'
CT" containing so acres; "Ulfich' containing
3jot acres; New Year" containing 80 acres;
Sacramento containing 200 acres; "Nallah''
containing 922 acres; "ra,npelura' contain
ing 1888 acres; "Marhclton' containing l29s
acres; ''Sandy Springs containing. 24T4 acres;
"Phcasant Ridge" containing 2sll acres, and
'4iil Seat containing 3554 acres; and also,
certain tracts or parcels Of land conveyed by
Ann Elizabeth Boyd and Ramsey McHenry 10
Jacob Market, by decd dated alst July, 1855
containing 2 o0l acres, the said last mentioned
l,uas Icing assessed TO the Mon'cur Mining
md Manufacturing Compan-.
WASHINGTON BONIFANT,
Ma, ,o--ts. U. s. Marshal.
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observation-disclosures Meet
ing at Erostburg,

Agrceably to call of the Central Com
mittee as published in the Civilian and
Telegraph" Of last week, meeting was
held in this place on the 9th ms. for
the purpose mentioned therein, viz: To
send delegates to Quay Caven.ioa to
b, held in Cun5,rlanl on til, Sci If
Jlac usxu. " n5.niutuc dsiss..Os ~ tt,c
State Convention to b, held in Daltim ore
on thu 9Th day of Jun, to nominate
Presidential electors.
On motion. George Jdffries was chosen
Chairman, and NJ. Sherry. Secretary of
tae meeting, after which The ftllowing
resolutions were submitted and passed
unanimously.
Resolced, That Abraham Lincoln, the
present Chief Magistrate Of these United
States, whose character for,honesty and
singleness of purpose is prpverbial. de-
serves well Of his country for,hc manner
in which he has managed its Affairs since
his us'a!lation in Office. period the
most trying and extraordinary in its his
tory. and for having. with giant hand.
grapplcd successfully With the most ne
farious and diabolical rebellion on record.
and who is we believe, destined to crush
the reuaining life out of tlat hydrae of
disu lion and secession that contradict
ZION in free institutions. bafed as it is ON
human slavery; that undsnocry,tic and
sirholy aliaaee. Sound policl aud the best
int,rests o. the country. a. we'll as gratl-
tuie to the man who has beei so severely
tried and found nat 70 nj gin the terri
bic ordeal through which ..isiconntry has
passed. and is passing forbida change OF
rule at this time.
Their FoRE BE IT I; Resolredt That Alb
raham Line ,ln is decidsdly and uneqaivo-
chilly our frst choiss for President. at the
c,ning Presidential election. and that
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we will use every exertion, compatible
with fair and honorable dealing. to asanre
flis reelection.
The delegates chosen are Douglas Per.
cy, =. j.. HoblitzeIl, .OMen Hitehins.
Nathan S. Ff,st and M. Sherry. -.
On motion. the proceedings of the
meeting were ordered. to be published in
the Union papers Of Cumberland. :
GEO. JEFFRIE5. C,airuan.
NJ. SHERRY. Secretary.
FHosrsURa, May ". 1864.
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New Book We have received from
the publisher. Mr. Charles Scribner Of
New York. very neatly gotten up vo.-
ume called Seven Stories with Basement
aud Attic bound substantially in c'o.f.
The paper and Typographical execution
are Of the best class. To those who de-
sire season of amusing and interesting
relaxation from the tedjum of ordinary
vacations we would commend this book
The style Of the writer is pleasant and easy
and has current Of sarcastic wit fire
from bitterness which makes it exceed
ingly refreshing. Withal it brings TO
the mind many practical suggestion 5
which if improved will elevate the mind
and mend the morals. The book can be
had at Swartzwclders Book Store Belvi-
dere Hall.
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JOHNSON .TRACT,~

JOHNSON TRACT"
containing 245 acres, thoroughly Timbered,
with valuable deposits Of Iematite Iron Ore
and containing large proportion of the va
liable
ZIG VEIN o. G. q 4 L !.
This tract adjoins the property Of the Con-
solidaiion Coal Company, about one mile
south of Fros,burg in the Georges Creek VAL
ley and nearer TO marked than most ofthe coal
producing properties in that well known val
ley.
The necessary connection with the Cumber-
land and Penns lvania Railroad is Short and
can be made at inconsiderable cost. The ex-
pense Of developing this property, and provi-
ding equipments for mining and sending the
coal TO market would be moderate.
Apply TO, or address
THOMAS l. PHILIPS,
Mount Savage, Md.
June2-tf Union COPY
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FATAL ACCIDENT We regret to learn
that Mr.. Joseph Glotfelty an aged p
most respectable citizen of this County.
residing near Grantsvillc, met with ia
tai accident at saw mill having Lis
right ---, badly crushed in the wheels of
the Mill which terminated in his death
on Saturday last Dir. Glct6lty was
sixty years of age, the shock to his sys-
tenn was so great that he never rallied
after the accident although he fingered
for several days. He leaves large fam
lily and numerous friends to regret his
death.
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THE Nlw CENTS IN CIRCULATION. The
new cents recently authorized to be issued
have already appeared. They are made
almost entirely of copper. The circum-
ference of the new coin is the same as
that of the nicklc cents, but they are
thinner and much lighter. 1t is hoped
that their comparative cheapness will pre-
vent hoar ling. These cents gre Of neat
appearances, and will be found even more
con 'cnient for US, than the nickel coin
". Y. Post.
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Msa- During The recent rebel raid on the Ba' =.
~ tle nrd Ohio Railroad at Bloomington, n
Ul,on ba ry anne W and seat several :hc!
49,. the It,. eating guerlilas. One explode
in a house on the hillside, Supposed to lie oe-
oupied BY the re!iels, which was filled with chill
den who had gathered There for safety. Sad
TO relate, two of the children were killed, ard
five wounded by the explosion.
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Tnr-Cn satuf6sy the 22nd inst,
rs we learn the dwelling house of Mr..
II, nry Muhlenbtrg. very respectable
,ii zen CT of Grantsyille was destroyed by
f c. Tie origin Ct the fire is supposed
to lie accidental, portion of his tools by
The exertiors ofthe neiehbors were saved
We believe he had no insurance and the
n ignloys Ii, W made good part Of his loss
Ly voluntary contributions.
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THE ALLIE G ANY Ian d | VI,
Il PROVEMENT COMPANY.

On SATURDAY, the 25ih day of June next,
ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at The Office Of William
Schlcy No. 10 West Fayctte street in Eati-
more city BuOkS WILL BE OPENED, uL-
der the direction of the undersigned, or of ii
majority of the undersigned, for sui s,ription
TO the Capital Stock Of "The Allegany Land
improvement Company CORPORATION created
by IN act Of the General Assembly of Mar. =
land, passed at the last January session entitled
"An act TO incorporlte the Allegany Land I'M
provement Company" chapter III.
By said act the capital is fixed at two hun
drcd aud fifty thousand dollars, divided into
len thousand shares of the par value each Of
twenty-five dollars; and pay ment may lie made
OF ,he whole, or OF amy part Of the subscrii-
lions, which may he obtained or received, IN
land or other property. or money as maf he
agreed on between The person who may receive
subscriptions as aforesaid and the respective
subscribers for stock
WIN. SCH Ell,
CADW ALLADER RlNGGOLD,
S. RlNGGOLD SCHLEY.
BALTIC May 10, 1864 May2e-;t.
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TEN Forty LoAN.-Thc sales of these
Bonds reported for Monday the 30th inst
at the Treasury Department amounted
one and half millions # dollars. The
time will soon come when they cannot be
had but by paying premium.
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Two MES KILLED HY LiGhISIEG.-On We'd
rcsday, in Nelson comfy, Ky, two young
men, YIN. Eol kns and VIM. McAichael were
W raing in n field A thunder storm was rag
ir snd hight fash of lightning prostratea
hen b, Ia, causing inslupt ceaii,.
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Disco. M-L..s.s-fEe Unconditional IN >
on Voters Of District No. G are requested 10
meet at The Court House this Thursday evening
ats o'c,ock, to select delegates to the County
Convention TO be held at the Court House on fr-
day, the Bid day of June, to send delegates 10
the State Convention on the 9Th INST. ~ sal'i'
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INsOLvENT's NOTICE.

Jacob waltert, ORDEFED, this e4th
vs.: day Of Nay, lse4, that
His Creditors. Jacob Waltert give re-
tice 10 bis creditors, eu6orscrs and suie;ies that
the LIST Monday Of October rex, is fixtd for tie
said Jacob Walbers TO appear in the Circuit
Court for AlleCanv county, TO answer such i'll
terrogstorics as his creditors, cndorsers end 50.
relies may propose or alice against him and
thata copy Of this order lie Published in some
newspaper printed in some newspaper printed
in the city of Cumlcrlan once a week fer thiee
Successive months prior TO said lst Monday Of
October, as such notice.
II. RESLEY,
Mavoc--em Clerk.
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THc NE:r DlAE..-Vc uni erstand
that B ard of Enrolment for this
istlict are now employed in correcting
tic trrolmen nj lists throughout the whole
Of he 4th Congressional District, ~ ex.
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TO TAX PAyERs.-Thc Mayor and
Councilmen meet on Monday next for the
purpose of hearing appeals and making
transfers, and sit Monday and Tuesday,
the 9th and 7th of June for that purpose
preparatory to making the Annual Levy.
at which time all parties interested should
attend
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lOAII NOTICE.

ITO WOUNDED SOLDIERS. ALL
l. SOLDIERS who have been discharge, hy
reason Of WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ANY
BATTLE, and WHO have not received tne JNE
HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY, eau receive
the same now a, once, by applying either in
person or by letter. at THE MILITARY AND
NAVAL AGENC No. 427 WALNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
JOSEPH E. DEWITT & COMPANY.
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Spectacles! Spoctac1es I!
Let those see which cannot scei The great
est relief and improvement on the sight, can
be secured by using the celebrated
PERISCOPIC CRYSTAL SPECTA-
Giles,
which have proved so beneficial to thousands
of people since first introduced, and are the
best remedy for weak and afflicted eyes, Ey-
cry person using glasses, or just want TO COM
mcnce TO use them will find it to heir advan-
tage by consulting practical 0ptitian, as on
~ such is able 10 suit the eyes properly. These
Glasses as well as all other Optical Instru-
ments, also Field and Marine Classes can be
had for short time of Mr.. N. POLACHEK,
practical Optician at the Book Store Under the
St. Nicholas Hotel, Cumberland, Nd.
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Over Eight Per Cent Interest
in currency, and are of equal convenience as q
permanent or temporary investment

IN currency, and are Of equal convenience as q
permanent or temporary investment.
1t IS hr'i'T1d 'i,f'i'e ,ssgr'tis- I'd, SO great
n.. '1celsH $50 tcu as tho rarious de-
,-,pt.aas OF t S. bonds Ia all other f5.in,
udet..j,.c bcfl.ta or ability Of tiiyato
rs-'iea o 7ct .sngaaies CT separate commu-
ogiy is pledged for payment, while for
the debts Of the United States the whole prop
crty Of the country is holden to- secure the pay
mcnt of both principal and interest in coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums
from $50 up 10 any magnitude, on the san c
terms, and are made equally available 10 Il
smallest lender and the largest capitalist They
can he converted into money at any moment,
and ibe holder will have the benefit of the in
crcst.
1t may be useful to state in this connection
that the total Funded Debt of the United States
on which the interest is payable in gold, on TIE
Sd day Of March, 1864, was S7Gs, 9G5, 900. The
interest on this Debt for the coming fiscal year
will lie S45, o37, i26, while the customs revenue
IN gold for the current fiscal year. ending June
30ih 1864, has been so far at the rate of over
500 000, 900 per annum.
1t will be seen that even the present gold
revenues Of the Government are largely in cx-
cess Of the wants OF the Treasury for the pay
meiit Of goi i,ssvrest, bite the recent increase
of the tariff Will doubtless raise the annual re-
cepts from the customs on the same amonnt Of
inportatons, to $3.50, 600, 900 per apnum.
Instructions to the National Ban.s acting as
loan agents were not issued from the United
State Treasury until March 90, but in the first
three weeks of April thc subscriptions averaged
more than TEN MILLIONS A WEEK.
Subscriptions will lie received by the
FIRST NATIONAL DANKOF BALTIMORE,
MD.
FIRST NATloNALBANKoF wAsHINGTo.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CARLISLE,
PA.
And By all National Bapk'.
which are depositarics of Public money, and
RESPECTFULLY BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country, (actng as agents Of
the National Depository Banks, viii furnish
farther information on application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBScRI-
BEERS. May l2-3m
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TICE.
eaur ALTMAN CAILNTY RAEE

Is now prepared TO do a general Banking
b.sihcss.. such % DESIGNATING Bills Of E.-
change, and. also, selling Exchange on Bal,i-
more aud New York. This Bank will allow
interest on deposits IL left a specific. time.
TIE .Scatd-o of Diieo.ois will meet on Wednes-
tl,s,ned al Wainriglt g. Co.'S, Bankers, Balti-
mtfi;, 1T one-bsiE:Yer cent. discount.
j EL ERETT President.
W.. ". APpLECA1E, Cashier.
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:aD- The report that the Confederate Genera
A. e. jenkins had died Of wounds is said 10 e
incorrect. 1t is reported he is in Lynchburg,
and recovering.
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j. 5. ZQ-40 BONDS.

These bonds are issued under the Act of Con-
grcss Of March sth, 1854. which provides that
all Bonds ssued under under this Act shall be
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by or under any
state or municipal authority. Subscriptions 10
these Bonds are received in United States notes
o. notes Of National Banks. They arc TO BE
REDEEMED IN COIN, at the pleasure of the
Government. at any period not less than ten nor
nicrs t!dn ytry yczrs from their date and until
their redemption FIVE PER CENT, INTEREST
WILL be PAID IN COIN, on Bonds Of not
over one hundred dollars annually and on nil
other Bonds semi-annualy. The interest is
PAYABLE on the frs. days of March and Septem-
Der in each year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or
Coupon Bonds, as they may prefer. Register
ed Bonds are recorded on the hooks of the U.
8. Treasurer, and can lie transferred only on
the owners order. COUPON Bonds are payable
W ''cSrCT, anu uIc lHoIc CoHNCHIChl IOE COu-
mcrcal uses.
Subscribers to this loan will have the option
Of having their Bonds draw interest from March
LIST, by paying the accrued interest in cor-
Tor in United States notes, or the notes of Ma
tional Banks, adding fifty ror cen. for pre-
MUM, or receive Them drawing interest from
the date of subscription and derosi:. As these
Bonds are
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cr REGIMENT p. II. BnIuADE.-This Regiment
passed through here on Tuesday last from
Greenland Gap to the font. We have no doubt
they will give good account of themselves as
their recollection of last winters treatment at
The hands Of the Rebels is TO fresh and calls for
n return OF the Civors then bestowed. We fee!
eopGeen, they will 60 in to pay off old scores.
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y 40 has DIED .- iE- "a rH
States, who desires AflSETY-SIX. DOLLARS
$3.50 wear Pr NNloN, ftem CNEI UNI FED
TO ELEVEN HUNDRED AND NlNETY-EIVE
DOLLARS (Sll95J CASH BOUNTY, and all
the arrears OF pay due him should call at ONCE
or write 10 JOSEPH Il. DEWITT ACCOMPANY,
No. At WALNUT st, THE MILITARY &
NAVAL AGENCY. PHILADELPHIA.
Also, Late Pay, County, City, Ward, or
other Bounty, &c, fsliere is any due. Apply
either in person or by letter.
may2G
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VA. Rowing bands are doing mischief in
No: thwes,ein Missouri, setting fire to towns.
,tllre stclts and committing ether outrages
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Estate OF James kellty, decreased

estate OF Jauies ktllet, .dectastu
THIS is to give notice that the sub
l. scriLer has obtained from Tie Oll'ii Ms
Curt for Allegany County in Maryland, Letters
OF Administration on the personal estate OF
JAN MES X Z L Il E Y.
late of said county deceased All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the sulseltei
On or ietoie tie s'l day Ct December next :
they 9th rwise lie excl dei ffoin all benefit OF
said estate. All lusons knowing themselves
indebted 10 said estate are requested to call end
make immediate payment. Given under MY
hand this End day Of June. 1864.
JOHN NEVlN,
Administrator with the will annexed.
Junc2-3t.
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From JONATHAN HOVER, Esq,

From JONATHAN HOVER, ESP.
4 Well Knopn and Highiy Respectable Gentle
man.
CLEARspRISG, Wash. Co., Md. Sept. l3, 1850.
Gentlemen This is TO certify that deiing
the last fifteen ,r twenty years have teen al.
lictcd with severe affection of the lungs. and
that after trying many remedies TO little or no
purpose, was induced 10 purchase Of your
q cent in this place, Mr.. A. J. kershner,
bottle of DR.. Wisiar's Basam of Wild Cherry
which has proved TO lie all il has been recon-
mended. hope all who are afflicted in sim
liar manner will try the virtues of this great
medicine.
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From the shipment of which the tolls paid
the Canal Company amounted TO S34, oss'
Mhis, with one exception, is the largest
,,,,,,s business ever dcne On the Canal
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Rnows's BnoscmAt TnocHrs for Coughs,
Colds, Pulmonary and Astainatlc Disorders
have proved their efficacy. by q test OF tany
wears. and have received testimonials FROM en-
inent' men who have used item.
SotpiERs, :A1rnSTIeR Pain; .disfase and ex.
ppsure, with d heL climate, muddy water and
bad diet will he unavoidable, hut armed with
Holloway's Purif. in ! aud Slrehf fleming Pils,.
you can endure ill those and still retain good
.e,lth. Only'25 cent iier hos. -.