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no distant day take up thc swift speeding OF
truvel, ard the routt from tho lakes to the
Pacific be complete.
A few words rs to the Chicago g. North
western Railway Company arc more than
merely appropriate at this time, in the way OF
deriving promise Of the completion Of theis
great enterprises now in hand, from fact
relative to the corporation ITSELF And here
our map can again be referred to. where
lie dots along the lines in operation in North.
e1n Illinois and Wisconsin indicate the CON
solidated routes Of last year. The consolfla-
tion took place seven months ago, or in june,
1854, on which date the Galena and Chicago
Un'Gn Ratlroad Company Was merged with
the old Chicago and Northwestern, giving .
total length Of GOO miles ofroad, to which has
been since added tie line from Escanaba to
Lake Superior, and that from Beloit to Madl-
son.
a glance at the map will show the route
st. Paul, Still beyond lies the ex-
American frontier, already provided
for among English capitalists, and
sure to be pushed to completion under the
pany. This viii open the vast and rich Red
River region of the North. Thus It will be
seen that tho lines Of this great corporation,
Endfatiug from Chicago, have already reached
the vast mineral regions Of Lake Superior,
have. opened avenues for the products of
Northern Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Iowa, to find their market here and at the
6. s.aboard, and give a promise Of reaching
other fields Of enterprise that will eventually
make their undertaking national and contl-
mental.
No enterprise Is we'll placed before the
American mind that doeR not meet the prac-
tical test Of figures. "How does It pay ~
We hive chosen to seek from official sources
the proofs That enterprises having to do with
the material development Of the West cannot
be otherwise than retnunerntive in good
hands. The following data are important rs
proofs Of this nature:
The bonded debt of the Company ...sl0, ,o93 000
The preferred stock kls................. e,41O,500
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6una. 8A
Porto 90
11o4sHst @11 6
n 7. Refined, powdered and gvauu1ated., ,.3l*Q3S1
MMsu s..A4s0 G
Mte
SYRTP@1rs aaiet aad aaciaafed. liz stoss
on hand Is falE. We quote: -
S4L5
fSi;, - 19
WHLpu1pE nir sanpiy All, vc;; ;n,, " Wa
quotes
sales to-day-ss hrls Country ii i5Gc. SN
TEAS During the past two three days there has
been constderanle movement In Teas, mainly owing
to the light stocks. The market Ia very nrIn- We
Young Hsson inferior to common Ra....31eoa1so
do extra 70 choice, 4..-.-..-... l-SASa:s5
1DpeFiats sups FLOR 10 nus, t436ttSo
. DO extra to CHOICE 1.......-... 1,9t42 10
Gunpowde1, superior to hHe. b........... Il0@1s0
do extra 10 choice, ? b.....~..... 2Nt4a5G
japan, natural leaf nne to ex ane, De-. 1s6Aiae
do do a. est to cholce+ n..-. t5l:9t63
OoI1hG lntsf1or 70 nne, 8........,..... 1EG41.H
Do extra to cho1ce, q D...-..,.-....... l:akat:61
TNEaLCO--The market il Without caanre
Spectators ind large dealers waiting fos the &C.
ncn Of Congress-. in regard TO the tax. We quote:
, 1865-01-12

Government Contracts Awarded at st,

Crpt- William Cu..ie, Assistant Qnartermastcr>
hns awarded the following contracts on uroDo.
sails examined by him On Thursday, JauuarT5:
F. L. Chapman, 1Qo,0oQ bushels Of corn, deliYos-
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&1S, 3,500
The common stock 1, 500
To,a1 cost Of the road. ,0U0
The bonded debt bears per cent interest
It requires therefore, to pay it........s T05,510
Preferred stock fs entitled to dividend
Of per cent ....................... LOO
To pay Interest, ,aoG, G,Glo
The kouG has earned since the consoli-
dation. June 1st, ,sss, ,s44
would be-. ......,................... T,aia,ol9
1ts operating ezpenEes have been little
less thau tt per cent OF Its earnings -$ 131 900
Expenses for rent OF Iowa liues for six
months ending Nov. 30, have been.... 35ac3s
At the same rate per year ...... ....,. EGI, ,a1l
70 pay interest. ...............,....... $40
Total expenses. ,s3i, ,6A
Surplus applicable to dividend on Amer
lean stock.-....... 81 al, 1856
reqnires saa,aso
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| liberty not for themselves alone, but for all.
They ought to honor abolitionis.n. Instead
cf this, while they are eibbcring 'sdamn the
naygur," The negro population within on.
lines are redeeming themselves from thei. for
,ncr infcrioHty by furnishing at 1eas: tiye men
relatively to their numbers where Lishmeu
furnish one.
There ere 10000 ablc-bod.cd hisanen in
this country, fewer Of whom in pro.
portion to their numbers, At least
at the West, hare volunteered than of anv
other nationality. Yet they are naturally
1rc-cminently brave and full Of the highest
military qualities whether as officers
or as soldiers. Their blood has dyed all
the great battle fields of modern history.
They have been held back from this contest,
not ut al1 By cowardice, for In contest
In which their hearts are enlisted
they arc gallant to fau't-but for fifteen
years before the war, JEFF. Davis and his pack
had led them and they have not ret escaped
from the thraldom Of pro-slavcry instincts
and from that sympathy for the rebellion
which those instincts will Invariably matntain.
They desire the freedom of Ireland. Nothing
will tend more powerfully to this result than
speedy restoration Of the Union. We must
submit to the annoyonces Of English piracy
and craft, until that end is attained. They
have the power, and TINT too, we believe with
out exceeding their "quota +" In proportion
to the number already furnished by other
classes Of the population, to send 200 900 men
Of their own nation to Gsaut and Sherman.
This would end the war in six months.
Whether VIC will go to war with England at
the end Of that time, will depend On the feel
Ing Of the army and the people. If the army
is largely Irish, 1t will demand one thing. If
there arc few OF no 1ishmcn In it, another.
If the Irish have sat still and seen the Amer
can, German and other races exhaust their
best blood to save the milton, refusing 10
join In our battles, though we should fight
England, It will be for our own rights. not
for Irish freedom, for they will have proved Ire
land to be unworthy Of the boon. a word to
the wise is sufficient. We shall be glad to
announce change In the attitude of the Irish
towards the war.
, 1865-01-12

Receipts Mt Ttdcvntcr.
The following comparative table Will show tho tde.
water receipts OF -four aud grnia By tho Es!c and
G1fMpIafu Canals, from 1870 to l9ia fQEl19lYe:
, 1865-01-12


Gus aud the copperheads must have been a
'r'y quiet ono. 1t has not even ripplcd the
ENFtacc Of opinion with lis wave. It has not
even made itself known to the most anxious
observers, for such We are. It is within the
firld Of our telescope, yet VIC fail, with all our
1nognifying power, to see It.
The Fenian Chief alludes to Thomas Fran
els Mcaghcr, and other Fenians, who have
given the nation their aid md influence. We
a:c as proud Of such as they can be. But
Meaghcr is more than Fenian,-he is an Alb
olilsonist, and because lie is so his country
men, one and al, have cut him, and left him
in Inc main to American associations and
10 exert m American influence. We would
no1 AEe to repeat the 1ery words Of scoru
IN which this true Irish disc]ple
q OConncll and apostle Of liberty,
LAS flung hack in their teeth the
contempt o1 ILLS countrymen. They hate him
because he Is true to liberty. and liz uot1v
dcspises their hatred.
We say 10 you 1ri.h devotees Of SLAVERY
you are not more at Issue with all that is tine
and noble In American life than you are with
I'LL TINT Is great and admirable In Irish histo-
ry. You are stoning your own prophets and
c.ucifying your own saviore.
After I'LL the exceptions, each of them c1oz
1ious IN itsclf, hare been made, the fact still
remains TINT the Irish as a class have donr
Ices TO carry on this war md more 10 oppose
II in proportion to their numbers than a11
others together. None will be more free to
t1nit This than that portion Of the Irish who
lave been true TO their adopted land and TO
Freedom in this war. They know the power
A. L.
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And sold By al Drusg,sta and Fancy Goods peaieRs
oe+ oe+17eS.a-ltoN-Tu,26p -
, 1865-01-12

-El;ts@-ATe Id light supply md ID dem md & SHs
Sc, the latter for fresh.
Fl%ft-Thrrs ts fairly active demand for all kinds
and the MARKET II 1rI1 with upward tendency on
MACkkHKL. NArr1XIEH arc very 1rm at $9.0a893.
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FL4gC1K-IiettfFEl Et'st1Y. I,IE 6fIs: 8h!Dped ~
bri:. Matksr du ana ne lected: No saea reported.
c1ined 1S2c per ba. Sales wsfe: W1sfxK Wa7ar n
s1oEE@l s oa Nc Eed At StIo; 40 ou Rejected Rcd
Extra At a1o; u ooo bu No Spring at 81 d5K; Soo
pp 60 y p e.: o. 2e9 By @ st u 15ooo % do at
$1.5o-the market closlcg wax at 51.6i for So
, 1865-01-12

del; ECU % ut 81 10 del
C0FF EE-MArt ct quiet and scarcely 70 urn, but
without material change. We quote:
NpIs
III a1Ak8. }
4Mus aAk ~ kVou.
t4lEESE-Thcrc l. 4 fair demand and tho market
rules 1Im. Western State4 Cneese1s fully &C hIgher
Ne qrotes
nssSteAA kfytC
HEstEtM EtA,sA 4GtssC
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The Rev. JACOB SECHLER

Well known and much respected among tho Ger
man population in this country, makes tho follow
ing statement for the benefit Of tina afflicted.
HANOVER. PA, FEB. Is, 1889.
Dear Sire Having realized in my family liz
porant benefits from the use Of your valuable pre-
paration-wIsIAEs 1Ai4sAH OF WILD CHgREY-it at
fords me pleasure 10 recommend il to the public.
Some eight years ago one OF my daughters seemed
TO be in decline, and little hopes Of her recovery
we're entertained. l then procured bottle Of your
excellent Balsam, and before she had taken the
whole of the contents Of the bottle there was great
i'm provem.nt in her health. hsve in my indiyid-
ual cIse made frequent use Of your valuable medi-
cine, and have always been benefited by it.
JACOB SECHLER.
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From JONATHAN HOVER. Esq.

A Well KnoUn and Highly Respectable Gen;lsnaS
ClEAnspRisG, Wash. Co. Nd. Sept. Is, 1860.
Gentleman.-This is to certify that during the
last fifteen or twenty years have been afflicted
with affection Of the lungs and tn at after
trying many remedies TO little or purpose, was
induced to purchase of your agent in this place
(Mr. A. J. Kershner, II bottle of DR.. Wstar's PAL
sam of Wild Cherry, which has proved to be all it
has been recommended. hope all who are afflicted
in simiav manner will try the virtues of this great
medicine.
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M!'!1zzZNz2Z1

All the Medical men and the Press recon
mend DR.. Strickland's Anti-Choera Mixture
as the only certain remedy for Diarrhaa and
Dyscntery. 1t is combination of Astrin
gents, Absorbents. Stimulcnts and Carmina.
tivcs, and is warranted to effect cure after
all other means have failed
For sale by Druggists. General Depot, Nc.
6 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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From Hon John f. Smith, Di,.inguishsd
Lnrnrr in Hrsfrntnsirr Nj

Larger in Res'minsier Ma.
I have on several occasions used DR.. WlSTARS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for severe colds, and
always with decided benefit. l know Of no prepa-
ration that ia efficacious or more deserving Of
general use
The Balsam has also been used with excellent
effect by J. B. Elliot, Merchant, Halls Cross
Roads, Nd.
WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
None genuine unless signed ~. BUTTS" on the
wrapper.
For SALE pY
p. DIESM0RE, No. 49l Broadway, N. Y.
S. W. FOWLE CO., Proprietors. Boston.
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YHNTERpR1sEi
SAMUEL r. lITTLB.

4 4AAsA AAAb0s
SAMUEL r. LITTLB.
Baltimore Street, Cumbernd. Nd.
MAS now In store the best selected stosA Of
GOLD AND SILVER WARE,
Fancy Articles, 3D.,
EYER OFFERED Nv THIS CITY.
The specisl attention Of citizens and soldiers
10 solicited to this STOCK. Having been purchased
for CASH from the imnorters, GREAT INDUCEMENTS
are offered for CASH to the public.
I name in part:
OSee12 American and English
&EsakSa> Gold and Silver Watches
VERY LOW.
Ladies and Gentlemen's Jewelrv, OF the
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ASTOoK OF
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Bru .iles
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All of which are Of the latest and most improved
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closest buyer.
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by
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WISTARs
RALsAM OF Wild CHERRY

So general has the use Of this remedy become,
and popular is it eYeryHh that it is unneces
sary to recount its virtues lis works spesk for il.
and find utterance in the abundant and voluntar,
testimony of the many no from long suffering snt
settled disease have b is been restored to pris
tine vigo- and health. We can present mass Of
evidence in proof Of our assertion that
CANNOT BE DISCREDITED.
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FASHION PLATES.

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tons to our Fashion Department, we call the atten-
ton the Ladies to the same, and commend our
Monthly TO their notice. as containing more in!or-
nation in regard 10 Dress and the Toilet than any
other Magazine published.
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IMPORTANT
TO ALL
INvALIDS.
IRON IN TIE BLOOD


I.is well known to the medical profession that
iN nv, rhe 'l'a rrlheip,e or Lie Element Of the
o.oou. ns % derived ehihcy nom Inc FOOD No
ro. any cause rhat.,,- the urcsssor rsSu, or
iron is OF taken into the circulation or bs o,,s
reduced, the whole system suffers. The lad Llood
will irritate the heart will clog up the Lungs viii
its dsense-producng elements to all parts of IN
system, and every one will suffer in whatever organ
may he predisposed to disease
The great value of IRON AS A MEDICINE is
well known and ackno lodged by all medical men.
The difficulty has hcen to obtain such preparation
.s;' ,t t, .i ana assimiis,e a.
Massachusetts state Cbemist hss b.sn o,.,a:rnd T.,
thc PERUVIAN syrup, by combination in way before
"A"uo""
pp orrnTrn .a,.'.; a. ~. ppnTnx,n, IN
n SrW nEu 1.lVn y, t"u ME m NHiph "
S,. p Dipy ,.n ~ Y ,nas
r,h -. r,a, p.;ao,I. o. ~ E. ing 'ne o'oea
"''A AZ 80 ,' p's ~ Ip. 1'a-"0"'
IHE fEhU IAN h1fUP
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Feve,
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THE PERUVIAN SyRrp
T,trses STRENGTH v;cor and nevIfa;n,o
anS hn;ids mn an .ir. C.n,;. t 'u'o III s!s'en''
~ ~ 0",u.uioh
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Chronic Diarrhoea Srofula, Boil,, Scsrry,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor.
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CALVERT IRON
AND NAIL WORKS
J. HOPKINSON SMITH,

Is South Charles Street Baltimore.
Railroad Spikes, look mead and Countersunk.
Wrought Iron Chairs, all patterns.
Rvcts--Boiler and Tank--a full assortmc
Horse and Mule Shors.,
Boat and ship Spiacs.
Bridge and Car and Truss Bolts
Jan. l. 1864
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HARDWARE,
IRON CUTLERY, ETC
THOMAS JOHNS,
Corner of Baltimore and Centre streets, Cum
berland, Nd.
OFFERS for sale large assortment Of goods il
his line such as
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Trace, Halter
Breast, Stay Lock, Tongue, Lock
and Coil chains, Axes, llatchets,
Hammers, Shovels, Spades,
Locks, Holow-ware,
Screws, Hinges,
&C., &c.
lie has recently added to his stock an exter
svc assortment Of
IRON,
all of which he will sell low.
Feb. %. Gay.
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COMIC ILLUSTRATIONS.

This Department of the Monthly, under the i'm
mediate supervision OF McLEyAS, the celebrated
Comic Deneator, will be found always rich in Wit,
Merriment, and appropriate Design.
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lN 1STARSBALSAM
OF
WILD CHERR J

WILD CHERRY
eyy on rns oLpKsr AND MOST RELIABLE REMEDIES
IN THE WORLD YoR
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis.
Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat, Group and every af-
fiction of
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST, INCLUDING
EvHN
CONSUMPTION
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DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy has cured
thousands Of the worst cases of Blind and
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and effects permanent cure. Try it directly
1t is warranted to cure
For sale by all Druggists. General Depo.
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For sale BY &. c., Shrver & Co., Drug.
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Nov. "a, 1864-ly.
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DR. Strickland's Mellifuous Cough Balsan i,
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Asthma. Whooping Cough, Sore Throat Con.
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Lungs.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot No
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sent, postage prepaid upon the receipt Of Fifty
Cents in Currency or Postage Stamps.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-05-04

Cheese! Cheese Cheese!
A lot of Pine Apple, Sap Sago English Dairy
~ and Western Reserve Cheese just received and
sale by HARRISON l. JENC1NS.
Jan In-Isso Cor Bait. / Mechanic Ste
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-05-04

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and Distinct.
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