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CUMBEIILA Pi I), MD.
' rsday Morning. March 1.
tdvertiscrs & Business Hon.
■ •Geilian ami T-lyrorK witha nrnJft
> -nnfO
Sf mechanics
of this and
Vy rcccmuncn
ing tnrpassctl
' Mm Maryland. It
'' ... . .... millers those Ido are
Ulo buy KbcraUU and pay jirompßy. aiul
■Those euet em foil i be valuable to business
tn*n.
AFTER WC bad ordered and obtain*"
mipply of paper for our enlarged >"•>
found it necessary to wake our P*l' er
is*get than wo bad originally inl''dd, in
* ii-r to preserve a due pvopor'JH >"
asnro of otir columns, and " present as
tit an appearance as pp-ible. This ac
i ints for tiio very small "argin on thoeulee
* tho paper, but tliia *4l *®' )n l ,e rerl(! ,e •
tbo mcantima w> "k tho forbearance o
. r patrons till -• eatt get things a. they
iuld bo, anq .3 we intend they sii aU bo.
, wn , tjounty and State News.
IAJLROAP ACCIDENT.—Quite an acci
dent occurred on the Baltimore and Ohio
Babroad, about four miles west of Cumber
land, on Thursday eveniug last, by which a
dniaago of several thousand dollars was eus
taincd. Whilo a coal train was in rapid mo
tion the engine was thrown off tho track, and
the cent cars, seven in number, were violently
Idled upon one another, making a perfect
tns3 of luins. The engine was deeply im
bedded in tho mud, and considerably in
jured. Tho tender was a complete wreck.
The engineer was thrown a distance of twenty
or Xweuty-five feet, but the injuries be re
eeived are not considered dangerous. He wae
brought to.thi i city insensible, and the ncit
day-was carried to Baltimore. His head wee
acverely cut, and portions of bis body badly
bruised. The fireman sprang from the en
gine, and escapeil with no other injury than
a sprained ancle. The express train, from
Wheeling, duo that evening, was detained
for seven or eight hours, until a track was
laid around the ruins. All the obstnistione
were removed during the next day, and on
Monday, the engine was carried to the Com
pany'! work shops at Martinsburg, to be re
paired.
TELEGRAPH LINE. —It ia in contem
plation to oouatruct a telegraph along the
line of tho Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad, from Lynn's wharf, in this city, to
Lonaconing, a distance of fifteen or twenty
miles. Wo understand that it is the design
to build the telegraph right away, in order
to afford a more rapid meant of communica
tion between the varioue companies engaged
in mining coal and their agents in this city,
and thus facilitate their business of raining
and ehipping ihe "black diamonds." This
is a stop in the right direction, and it mint
he a source of gratification to the pooplo of
this region, -.rim '"ore or less directly
or indirectly interested in the coal trade, to
know that it is so rspidly augmenting as to
require a medium of lightuing communica
tion to satisfy its wants. We chronicla this
evidence of increasing prosperity in the coal
trade with great pleasure, and hope our
mining frionde will keep us regularly advised
of their operations, that we may keep tho
pihi'.tr infn-r.ieH concerning this very impor
tant interest of Western Maryland.
A NEW l'Roesea FOR MANUIACTU*ISO
LEATHHR. —Messrs McCleary and Itabold, of
this city, have purchased a lot on Mechanic
•treat, with the view of erecting an establish
ment lor the manufacture of leather, under
a new process, iu which bark is entirely dis
pensed with. We aro informed that hides
tanned by this process have been compared
with the best Kngliih and American leather,
and found equal iu alt respects. Tke advan
tages consist in the economy and rapidity
with which the operation is performed, it re
quiring hut aljout four weeks to convert a
hide ir.te leather of a superior quality. Tho
author of this new process is about getting
out a patent for hie invention.
A MISTAICB. —In tbo local columns
of our Baltimore cotemporary, th# Clipper,
ul Thursday hist, we find a slight error. In
the issue of that day, in alluding to the dying
request of the four condemned criminals,
Gambril), Cropps, Carrie and the negro man,
Cypliui, not to be hung in shrouda, the in
stance of Frederick Miller, who wae hung
here some years sgo for tho murder of Dr.
Hadel, Is cited '■o show that cases have oc
curred in which men have expiated their
crimes upon the gallows without wearing a
shroud. We are informed by seToral who
witnessed the execution that this is a mistake.
Miller wore a shroud, and was robed in the
usual liahilinems of the grave.
FIRE. —On Saturday eveuing last the
ringing of the tiro bells disturbed tho usual
quiet of our cey, and brought together a
number of onr citizens. The various fire
companies were promptly at the scene of the
fire, Mr. John Ball's foundry, and soon suc
ceeded in extingpichiug it. The fire was in
side of the building, and tho dames were
quenched before damage of any consequence
was done. After it wae all over the fire
cornpcr.. s exercised the capacity of their en
gines to throw water, to the infinite Amuse
ment of the little juveniles.
Ocn JOB DITARTMENT. —It ia not often
i .Ac c e anything to say concerning our
t we take occasion to say to those
to SAVO priuting of any kind
i art fitted up in the Job De
c, l>*fi . execute with neatneas and dia
t—Vl., ordure . ha* may be given us. We
Rre to j j work ru cheaply, neatly,
and * Seditions! v as any establishment in
the State* Ws-jpiicit a liberal share of pub
lic patronnfc atq flatter ourselves that we
can reader cn>|satisfaction.
TIIB KXRILLEIL EvAH
OEL.CALacu.-Workmen are*
now engaged in 'earn*.down tho steeple oq
the English lhaplicai Lutheran Church,
preparatory to tju erection of one upon <
more improved plja of ardiitarture. This msf
be a dangerous urkee of work. Hnless the 4r
•: • • on |o
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BEALL'S FOUNDRY. —Last week in oui
notice of tho fact that the Frostlnrg Coal
Company had contracts! with Mr. Join
i Bcall for the construction of ■ largo nttmhoi
i of iron hopper cars, we
' 1 that "owing to the deppaaion in business tin
| hands iu the shop hi been idle for sotnr
time." This waa nt'slakc. Mr. Beail com
" menwtd businewin tlio year 1845 and front
" that time to-'to present has not stopped s
( Single day fo want of work, employing from
- ten to tvonty hands constantly, lie has
r noW i n uis employ fifteen, iudependont ol
' thi si viigaged iu huildiug tho carr referred
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I to. m i w
8 ACCIDENT. -On Saturday last.near Bar
■ rellvillo, in this county,a slight accident occur
j red on the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Rail
road. A largo stone, weighing from ten to
fifteen tons, loosened from its position, rolled
down upon tho track, breaking the fails, and
causing a detention tff the train, on account
of the time and lablr consequent upon the
removal of the rock al "' adjustment of the
track. No persona injury was sustained.
Tho tender was thrjvn off, and broken.
CONFERENCE AP'OINTMENTS.— The ses
sion of tlie East Ratimore Conference of the
Methodist Episcopll Church, terminated at
Williamsport, on tie 9th instant. The Iter.
A. F-. Gibson, gpesioEmory Chapel, Carlisle.
Pennsylvania. Tie appointments for this
county are as follojrs:
Cumberland —llnjarairt 11. Crever. Cnm
liorland Circuit—tVesloy M. Showalter.—
Frostburg—David fthonf, 11. G. W. lteid.
Wcsternport—Josali Forrest, J. F. Ocker
man. Pleasant (J-ove—Wm. H. Stevens, E.
G. Jameson,Sup., Alleoiny—T. F.McClure,
J. 11. Polsgrova, .1, Mill*, Sup.
MARYLAND TITAPK.-For the week
ending Saturday, March 13, 2,338.05 tans
of coal were shipped overtho Cumberland
and Pennsylvania Railroal, and 4,850.18
over the road of the Georgia Creek Coal and
Iron Company.
Total shipments for the pear from the en
tire region, 43,377.00 tons!
During the seaaou 22 deal boats cloared
this port, carrying 2,402.) tons of coal.
FATALRAILIIOAD AccitNT, —An accident
occurred on the Baltimorknd Ohio Railroad,
near North Mountain, of Monday evening
last, at five o'clock. En die 211 was coming
last on tonnage time, anj upon rearing the
North Mountain depot, ttnan was seen some
distance ahead, directly in the track, by the
I engineor, who blew tho thistle and did all h e
! could to reverse the enjfiein time, but with
j out effect, lie was stick by tho cylinder
head of the engine, kmjlced down upon the
track and the wheels-jjssed ovor one of Ids
legs, crushing it near tp body, and causing
death soon afterwards.! His name was P. G.
Stewart, and his brothr recognized his body.
He lived at Martiiphug, Vn., to which place
the way train eonjbyel his remains, and they
were taken in cbage liy his friouds.
THE WEATIIBI —Spring, thus far, has
been very mild ajl pleasant. Last Sabbath
was a bilmy, glctous day. The degree of
temperature waijdelightful. On Tuesday
evening there wi a.ajigbi foil_of ..tiu, and
the air became cpl and biacing. Yesterday
howevei, was anther bright and beautiful
spring day.
A Niw BIDDING. —Tho Canal Com
pany have haul now employed in the erec
tion of a imallitructure near Dr. It. S. Mc-
ICaig'a boat f(td, divided iuto two apart
ments, desigK', as offices for the Canal Col
lector and Gfiger. Tho location is ene con
venient for/al in any way connected with
the nperathpscf the csrisl.
MINIRATIONS. —The various mi
ning compniw, which have not already made
their probations for sliipping foal, are ac
tively enaged in making ready, in anticipa
tion of atond aeason, and an active busi
neea. Tf soaaon opena under favorable au
picea, ai the indications are. that great
quantitiJof coal will be shipped, if the ca
nal remais abundantly supplied with water.
Fnuii —Under the influence of a ge
nial sprig sun, the various early fruits are
germiniirig. The buds upon the trees are
swelliit and apprehensions are entertained
that afcarly frost may come before the fruit
be full formed, and destroy it.
| '■*•< ■ ■
Tn Mount Savage rolling mills are
now ii operation. 'Die furnace will not he
in hlaj I by the first of April, as was contcm- [
plnteirwing to the fact that more extensive
preptjtions are to bo made to facilitate its
btisin/s. Ry tho first of May it will bo in
full Mist.
QIDRLTLE EXECUTION. —To-morrow ia
the i y set apart for the exocutien of four
men n 'he city of Baltimore, who have been
trier and fonnd guilty of murder. Their
nani are Ilenry Gamhrill, Marion Cropps,
Corrie, white, and John Cyphus, a |
IdT Wo are requested to announce
thl the Rev. Benjamin 11. Creaver, the
ndly appointed minister in charge of the
ME. Church of this city, is expected to
edimence his term of service on Sabbath
lining next, at 10J o'clock,
A NEW STEAM TANNERY. —Mr. A. L.
I ithers, of this city, we understand, intend*
cjiverting his present establishment into a
■am tannery. His patronage, heretofore,
II been sufficient to command all bis facili
-11 to supply, and now bo intends increasing
1 operations.
BAIN. —On Monday wo had an abun
nce of rain. It continued to fall during
e day in copious showers, and in tho eve
ag the water ran in considerable streams
fo ng the streets.
I BOAT YARDS. —Business at the boat
ards is quite activo. Workmen are busily
imployed in repairing old, and constructing
lew boats ; and a number are finished, ready
to be launched.
MAPLE SUGAR.—SO ftr, the aeason for
manufacturing piaple sugar has been very
fine. Large quantities have been made. In
this county and neighboring portions of Penn
sylvania thia article is extensively manufac
tured.
CROPS Growing crona are as prom
ising as ususl at this season 9 the year. An
average yield, at least, will be harvested, if
no untimely blight comes hpeq. them.
Til STREAMS. —WiII's creejt and (he
iPotcmae river, swollen by the recent rains,
r now quite flush. ?'
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| Report of loal Transportation
i During the week ending Satnrdny Mnrcb, 12,
i wr.fi-
Shipped over the O'eortf* ' Creek Coal ami
Iran Cumpantfe Rait road for the eame period.
Week. year.
Franklin Con! Co. 085.00 3,130.1 1
Potomac " 228.12 3,073.07
Barton Company, 702.13 4,745.09
Swanton C.i I. Co. 9.09 0.09
Piedmont Mining Co. 78C.06 5,280.00
American Coal Co. 439.11 7,735.00
Detniold Coal Co. 85.3G €41.10
George's Creek C. 10. 1,732.07 13,893.00
4,350.13 38,308.99
Shipped orer the Cumberland and Penmytrania
Jlailruad for .alec period
R. It Cnnal. Week Year,
American C.C. 483.14 483.14 483.14
C. E. Retinoid, 330.12 330.12 330.12
Froslburg C.C. 142.11 492.10 635.01 107402
Borden M. Co., 710.18 189 92 930.00 3093.03
Allegany M. C. 8.18 8.18 87.00
892.07 1495.18 2388,05 5068.17
ROUND FOR TEXAS. — Cltas. B. I'carre,
Esq., who was recently admitted to the prac
tice of the legal profession, left tltis city on
Monday morning last, to make his future
home in Texas.
GANAL.—CanaI navigation has Leon
resumed, and up to yesterday 22 boats cleared
this part, carrying 2,402.13 tons of coal.
STATE NEWS.
DISTRESSING AFFAIR. —One of those un
fortunate occurrences which sometimes trans
pire in the best regulated communities, came
off in our quiet little town on Monday night
of last week, resulting in tho death of JAMES
MII.I.EH, residing near town, and aged about
27 yoars. The row occurred at the Fountain
Hotel, on tho occasion of an oyster supper
as spoken of in our last week's issue, a gen
eral fight ensued after the repast among some
six or seven young men, and Millar was stab
bed in the abdomen, which wound caused
his death after lingering until Monday last.
On the afternoon after his death, Drs. War
field , Mathias and lleriitg wore summoned
before the Coroner's Jury to make an autop
sy of the case. Upon examination, it was
found that tho wound extended into tlio caY
ity of tho abdomen, Wounding portions ol
the small intestines, and producing extreme
■inflammation through tho whole track oftiie
bowels. Tho part of the intestine that was
wounded, together with several incites adjoin
ing, was impacted in tho wound, thereby
preventing the contents from escaping into
the abdominal cavity. This circumstance,
it is supposed, prolonged the unfortunate
man's life for some daye.
MRI.ANCHOI.LT EVENT.—It is our painful
duly to anuounce the death of Mr. Baby
lon, wife of John Babylon, Uniontown, ol
this Cjunty, occasioned by violence. Sin
bad been ill a uielancholly condition of mind
for eomo time past, and a week or two ago
having been left by her attendants for a few
moments, proceeded to the garret and jump
ed from the window. This nnfortuuate acl
caused her death, and she was buried on Fri
day last.— U'esminstdr, {MI., ) Sentinel.
FREDERICK COUNT V. —From the llerali
wo clip the following items :
FARM SOLD. —Messrs. John lieifsuider, and
Wsu-U. haul- T. i.—. ...ta m>—
did farm of Capt. KzraDottb, situated about
1J miles west of this city, to Frederick Cro
nise, Esq., for SIO,OOO.
CIRCUIT COURT. —Tho case of Joseph A
Lechlidor, indicted for Forgery, has occupied
the Court since our last report of proceedings
The testimony in the case was closed on Fri
day, and on Saturday the jury rendered s
verdict of "not guilty".
On Monday, the case of Sam Francis, a
free negro, charged with the murder of a co
lored hoy, was taken tip, and after a short
time, a Jury was impanielled. After sever
al witnesses had been examined on the part
of the State, it was evident that, tho evidence
was not sufficient to convict tho prisoner ol
'murder in the first degree,' and the State
abandoned that count, and submitted the
ense without argument to the Jury on th
second count.
The Jury, without going out of tho box,
rendered a verdict of "Guilty of Murder in
the second degreo." Tito Court, thereupon,
sentenced Sam Francis to tho Penitentiary
for tho terra of 17 years and 6 months.
A FALL, AND WONDERFUL ESCAPE. —Mr.
Win. E. Smith, of this city, iti9t with a se
rious accident on Tuesday night last at the
"Central Xfotel," but escaped from death
providentially, It appears that this young
gentleman, who boards at said Hotel, cauic
homo after nearly all the boarders aud fami
ly had retired, and not finding a light, pro.
ceoded to his room in the third story in the
dark; and having ascended to the top of the
third flight of stairs, unfortuuately, made a
misstep;aud not being able to recover him
self, was precipitated over the bannister to
the lower hall floor. lie was not soriously
injured by the fall, having only suffered a
few bruises and slight contusions of tho head.
This was a narrow escape from death, and is
a remarkable instanco of what the human
frame can bear, without serious damage. Oh!
liow wonderful are tho protecting attributes
of Providence.
A BAND OF GYPSIES.—For several days
past, a numerous band of Gypsies, have
been encamped a short distance from this
city, to which some of whom cofte every
day—tho females to tell fortunes and the
men to trade horses. There caravan consists
of a number of travelling wagons, drawn by
substantial and apparently well fed ltorses,
together with a small drove of vory fine
young horses, which (liqy offer . for sale at
high figures; or if a good opportunity occurs
thoy will strike up a trade, provided they
havo the better bargain—always takiug care
of jumber one.
ACCIDENT.—On Thursday the 8d instant,
whilst Mr. John Dolcher, grocer, from Balti
more city, and John Fastie, were riding In a
carriage near the Olive Mills, on tho Harford
road, when the horse, a noble animal, sud
denly staggered and fell over a side wail fif
teen or twenty feet below, in the bed ef Her
ring run, on the rocks, dragging tho carriage
and parties after him. The horse was killed,
the gentlemen considerably hurt, and the
carriage broken.— Baltimore Co. American.
-HA K K 11 1>. -
On Wednesday morning last, at the resi
dence of Col. H. D. fcarlcton, by the Rev.
A. E. Gibson, MB. LEVI \YICKARD, of this
city, to Miss LOUISA of Fred
erick county, Md.
Stores! Storw | Stores !
A FULL assortment'of Stoves, auoh at Par
lor, Egg and Coo|cing Stores of the'lat<ii
patterns constantly keptoa hand, and will b<
sold cheap.
Odd Castings, Fire Brick and Soap Btoaoi
fof Stores, kept constantly on band.
Call at JOHN JOSVVOK'S.
Sept. 9, 18S3.
F. O. KRAMER
WOTUD call the attention of persons in want
of a Fin Watch, to hia apian dill atook of
WATCHES,
which for quality ami durability haro boen pro
nounced the finest in the Country. I have them
from $5 to S3OO. All Watches guaranteed as
represented. I also have anew stock of French
and American
JJEIWELIIV
in setts, Cameo, Mosaic, Lava, Goldstone, Plain
Setts, Mourning Broastpins. and Ear Kings, all
of tho very latest styles 1 alto have a largo
stock of Gold Lockets, BraoeleU, Cuff Puis,
Sleeve Buttons, a large stock of Finger ltings
and Gold Studs, Gold W itch Keys, Gold and
Silver Chains of all styles. Gold and Silver
Thimbles, and a great variety of other articles;
My stock has been selected with a great dealof
care at cash prices and with the determination
to dispose of it so as t giro general satisfaction.
A visit to my establishment is respectfully soli
cited. Hoping to receive patronage, T also in
form the public that I repair all kinds of Watch
es and Clocks in n neat and durable manner;
particular attention paid to Fine Watch* work.
All Watches and Clocks repaired by mo are
warranted for one year if eatefully used.
Cumberland, March 17, 1850—y.
INSOLVENT'S NOTICE
John M. Twigs, "j /\Ttl>EKED,thlal7tli day of
vs. \J March 1359. that John
His Creditors. ) M. Twig-, giro notice t.
his creditors, ombmers and -nr.•tics, that tbo
second Monday of October next infixed for the
said John M. Twigg, to appear in :ho Circuit
Court for Allegany County, to answer such in
terrogatories as his creditors,endorsers and sure
ties rany propose or allege against him; andtliat
a copy of this order bo published iu some new
paper printed in tbo city of Cumberland, once
a woek fot threesuccessive months prior to tho
said second Monday of October next, as rueh
notice.
Test—H. RESLEY,
March 17, 1859—3 m. Clerk.'
Insolvent's Notice.
Vf.W. Aahby,) / \Rl>lilt 101>. this 2-tI. .lay of
v. \vl February IS/i'J, that Win. W.
His Creditors, j Asbby give notice to Mb credi
tors, endorsors, and suretioH, that the 2nd Mon
day of October next is fixed for the said Wm. W.
Asbby to appear in tho Circuit Court for Alle
gany County, to answer such interrogatories as
his creditors, endorser* and sureties may propose
or allege against him; and that a copy of this
orddrbe published in tcmo newspaper printed
in thd city of Cumberland, oncn a week for
throe successive months prior to the sa id setioiid
Monday of October next, as each notice.
Test—ll. RKSLKY,
March 17, 1859—3 m. Clerk.
SELLING IM
COST yrnos
rpiTK snbaoriber havinir doteruiinod to
* ohonge his business, will Uiipose of t)io
remainder of his stock of
Dry Goods, Ribbons,
Hosiery, Fancy Articles,
Ladies' and Children's Shoes,
Bootees and Gaiters,
Mens' and Roys' ilats and
Caps,
and ail other still--QU. hand .la.tho-
AT AND BELOW COST, until
Fill DA V, 23th day of March,
at 24 o'clock, P. M., at which hottr I will
coiuuicncu to closo out all whicli remains at
Auction, and will continue the sale nt 74 o'-
clock at night and also at 10, 24 and 74 o'-
o'elok, on
SATURDAY, the mh of March,
I will also offor for salo with tho above a
J LOT OF QDBV.IRE,
Lamps, Fancy (I la** Ware, and sundry other
articles.
On MONDAY, the 2Sth of March.
at 04 o'clock, A. M., I will sell to tho highest
bidder my ENTIRE
Stock of Groceries,
Queensware, Wooden Ware, To
bacco, 15,000 Best German Se
gars, CheS'ts Best Imperial and
3 Chests Black Tea, Spices, Glass
Ware, &c., and most articles usu
ally found in a retail Grocery
Store. Also,
1000 Gallons Stone Ware
of exoellont quality, conttisliug of one and
two galled Milk pane, ouo, two, throe and
four gallon Jars. Tho ware will bo sold in
assorted lots of 100 gallons.
After tho Groceries are disposa l of, 1 will
offer one
TWO-HORSE WAGON,
Iron Axle, noarly now. Also, ono vory aupp*
rior RIFLE.
Country inorchants will do well to attend
theso sales, as tho entire stock will be sold
without regard to cost for cosh.
JAMES DUFF.
March 1", 1853—td.
A J'AILM
For Sale!
THE undernigncd, Executor of thclato John
Hoy a, of Allegany county, deceased, by
authority derived from his will, will offer at
Publio Bale on
Tuesday, March 29th,
(prosent month,) at 12 o'clock, M., before the
Store at the Depot, in tho town of Uakluml
THE I^TINL
known a* the MAHLAN BAKE 11 FARM,
situated about two iuilen north eut of Ryons'
Gludes, containing about
18 7 AC KE S
OF LAND. TERMS OF SALE.—One fourth
part ol tho purchase money in cash on tbo day
of Sale, tho balance in three equal annual pay
ments, with legal interest from the day ofaule.
Possession given on The first dny of April
next. GEO. SMITII, Executor of
John ttoye, deceased.
March 17, 1859—2t.
f\LD DOMINION OOKKJOK I-OTST
U OH) DOMINION TRA PO'l'B,
CAST IRON DALL 00F895E ROASTERS,
Fresh supply just roceiyod, 1110 S. JpUNii,
Cor. Contro and Hallo. sts.
March 17, 1859. [A. A Frost, (ins.
NEW "CLOCKS!
JDST rcivod, direct from tho History, a vory
large assortment of CLOCKS of the lutcrt
styles. Any person wlio wants to ve money
and wnnts to got a good and cheap Clock, will
do well to call at tho Store neat door to the
Post Office, whero I will soil Clocks cheaper
than any other Houso in tho city of Cumber
land, and whore tlrey can get them from 75
cents np to $59. All Clocks that 1 sell shall
bo precisely what they arc represented to be.
March 17, 1859, F. C. KRAMER.
flisolvstlll'x SollfC.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
Francis Owens, in applicant for tlfihcn
efit of the Insolvent Lews of Maryland, that a
personal discharge hath been granted to said
debtor, and that the second Monday of October.
1859, being the first day or the Circuit Com I
for Allegany coanty next succeeding this data
to which notice could be glrsn, Itsth h-sn set
apart for tho final heating iu his cise.whon hit
creditors may attend and show e.pse, if any
they have, why a final dischajge sfnstl.aut OS
granted to said debtor.
f-. t—H. RKoLitlf.Olerk.
Maxe't 17, 1859—1a
v
scrofula, or Jftasfs Evil
vj .• ' ii cl-Aonae, i c.rrupUoa of tli
•*• kI, \r vi rh tl\3 fiCiti hoc'mw vitiated
veuk. "'id *■■<>-. tViner iti tbt* circulation; i
■n\i ::,I on a' -V -'art a-it." "AOorg m in f-"'
,v„; m,r I t: cr • < rcvlich it nr.;
: .t ! sir •/. T iu H-t-wfuv n taint is
inu<H*.l l,y iitr.v:ir:ul til me, l*w living, di:
enl-rel or u ilualthy Ibod, impure nir, fiitl
t:ul filthy liaMu, tho d qrc*ing vices, ami
tbor.e all, by tho venereal infection. What
ever \)Q its origin, it is hereditary in the con
t i txilion, descending " from parents to children
1. to the third and fourth generationindeed,
t s- tun t< 1 • lb ■ r.l <l' Jlhii who 6ays, • ]
will vi.dt tho iuiquitu* of the lather. upon
children."
Its cifeets omTTtencd br deposition from the
hlood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, "which, in
tho hi tigs, J v r. uud internal organs, i* termed
t ilM'rrlos; in tli ? glands, swellings; and 011
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
nptiun, which genders in the M ,>d, depresses
file energies of life, s > tlint scrofulous constitu
tions not only suffer from scrofulous com
plaints, hut tlicy have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse
quently, vast numbers perish by disorderi
| which,*although not scrofulous ill their nature,
are still rend'red fatal by this taint in tho
system. Must of the consumption which de
cimates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed; of all the organs, nrise from or
arc aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people arc scrofulous;
rhoir J ' r><<n-are invaded by this lurking in
fection, and their health id undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the Mood 1v an alterative medicine, nud in
\ v;i'i;;te it by healthy food und
Such a 'medicine we supply in
AVER'S
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,
the most effectual remedy "which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fntnl malady. It is com
bined from the most active remedial*that have
boon discovered fbr the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
rystem from its destructive consequences.
Henco it should be employed for the cure of
not only scrofula, but also those other affec
tions which arise from it, such as BKUITIVR
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHOWV Tin*,
Kn.su, or KKYSII'KI.AS, I'IMVI.I S, PI -N i.r.s,
KI.OTCIH:S, KLAINB and Bon., Tcwona, 'l rri KH
and SAT.T llui T M, Sc.u.n lli;\t>, RINUWOHM,
KKCU'MATISM, Svi'itn.iTtcnnd MLIICUBIAT. DIS
EASES, DROPSY, DYSFUI'SIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS AUIBIKO FUOM VITIA
RRD on IMPURE BLOOD. The popular beliel
in •' impurity of tho blood" is founded in truth,
lor scrofula is 'u degeneration of the bloc d. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Psrsnpa
riila is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Ayer's Cathartic Fills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY THYGIO,
arc so composed that disease within tlc utigc ol
their action cun rarely withstand or evade thoin
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
iu healthy vitalities. As a consequence of these
propertied, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physic tl debility is astonished to find his
health or i.ergy restored by a remedy at oiuc *o
simple Hitu iuvrUng.
Not only do they cure the evcry-dny conn Udnts
of every hotly, but also many formidul and
dangerous di-■coses. The agent below nan ed i
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificate- of their cures end directions
f.<r their use in the following complaints- Costive"
1 toss, Heartburn, Headache itrit-inyjrom disordered
Stomach, Nausea, I/die/eft ion, I'uin in and Morbid
Inaction of the JJbtcc*, Flatulency, JSMH of Appe
tite, dan) dice, and other kindred complaints,
tubing from a low slate of the body or obstruction
of it-, functions.
Ayer's Cherry JAntnrol,
FOU TIIE HA Pl!> CUIUS OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza* Hoarseness,
Croup, Bronchitis* Incipient Consump
tion, ntui for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in ndviuteeil tinges of tho
disease.
So wide is the field of if* usefulness ar.d so nu
merous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming"
and even d< j>cra!C ADCUM* fif the lungs by if*
use. Wh- u once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of it s kind is too apparent to esctinr
observation, and when? its virtues are known, tne
! public no longer hesitate wlint antidote to employ
j or tho distressing "lid or the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
conornmity have failed und been di :Ai ded, this
ha* gained friends by every tri 11, conferred benefits
on the ulllictcd they can never forget, und pro
dueed cures too numerous and 100 remarkable to
be forgotten.
m CPA RED ity
l*li. J. €. AYEfli CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Sold by IIE A LEY A SIIRIV EK ,
Cumhorland, Md.,
and by nil Druggists and Dealers in Medi
cine everywhere. [Augusts, 1858.
A CHEAP
AND
lifilTiii
FOR SALE.
are authorized to sell tlio YALIJABLK
Stiver Farm,
owned hy tho Rev. J. C. Mitchell, lying on
the Maryland side of the Potomac lliver, near
tho West end of tho Tunnel, on tho Chora
peake and Ohio Cunal, containing
0 1 3 ACRES .
This I'arrais
a BU UP Hi CC3 \S- UEJ IEJ
AND IS TAUT
RIVER BOTTOM
AND PATCT
Eill and Timber land.
R will be sold cheap, and a small payment in
••ash and tho balance in eight yearly crodit
pay fuc nts.
Tho title is good. For further information
apply to T. .J. A W. M • MoKAlfl.
Cumberland, July 1, 1858—tf.
HARDWARE STORE]
subscriber, having purchased tho stock
1- lately own id by Joseph F rants, and having
added thereto by recent purchases, 1H prepared
to offer to purchasers of Hardware, a general
assortment, which he will sell as o heap ut th,i >j
can be hod in the city.
His assortment consists, in part, of
Table ami Pocket Cutlery; Seizors;
.Stoves: Fancy Baskets, Market
Baskets, Coffee Mills; Shovels uml
Tongs;
Nails, Spikes: Shoot Copper; Moat Cutters:
Smith's Anvil.-; Locks, Hinges, Bert ws; 11. 11 - w
Castings; Brass and Porcelain Kettles; fcteel
Forks, Spadds; Sausage Stuffors; Shoot Brifus,
Suittii's Bellows ahd'Vises.
Pliincv and I'hiwcli 1 ",
of every variety; Ohio Grind Stones; DonMo
and single barreled Guns: Gun Cups and Wads;
Wad Cutters; and a variety of other Stuplo
and Fancy Goods. Also, a very superior article
of Sewing Needles. T. JOHN'S,
Sopt. 9—-y Cor. Balto. and Centre st*.
W. H. HOWARD
WITH
SSL V. SBBJBI&
Importer i and Wholesale Dealer* in
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS I
No, 849 Market and 82 Oerman Street,
BALTIMORE.
We respectfully solicit the favor of an early
call.
N. B.—All the popular raakcy of Goods *!•
t ways ou bund. ,^Jau.20 —3m.*
Sk)rl*.
JUST tMeired unothor lot of tho,. SUPE
BIOP. EXTENSION JKELETO# 6KIKTE
at tha Oliaap St.re ,i 11. IIIiDB.
.ad t. ktti. 1858.
WM.lt. BEALLftCO.
PKAI.ERR IN ALL KINDS OF
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
IMPKS, NMII'K, MATCHES, Ac,,
1 Baltimore Street, noar the Railroad Depot,
CUM vEN LA vr>, M />.
J OBTURN their thankb foi thepntronagehere
iiv io!<>re extended to the lute tirm of (j. iJ.
WAT'ltfJkCO.,'and bogs leave to invite the
attention of purchasers to their NEW STOCK,
which isooinpoßrfd of, in part, fli follows, vix:
TOBACCO.
Dayton Gravely, Lb. I J. KHi., 44 "
J. It. Keen, 44 | Harry Hill, 44 ''
W. J.nrr'tt, 44 Clinton,
IV. (Jruiupt< n, 44 | Mountain City, lb"
Bailie Willie - * 14
John Logan, 44 I Trotten, Twist.
: Bt. Lawrence, 44 Williams,
j Ji'hn iiair, 44 I Jewel of Qphir, "
| Lentherwoud, 44 j Ceo. Cooper, "
IDuicraida, 44 I Continental, 44
Crape Brand, 4 44 1 Pomoum,
W. R. Arrington, 44 44 |M. A. Duller, 44
J. P. Warl, 44 f W.Crnmpton'a Pnncnkc
Mountain City, 44 IR. L. .Tones' 44
Marvin A Co., 41 41 | Scott A Co. 44
SEGA US.
T.a HosarltO, ' f-a /lemnna,
44 Union 1 44 Jenny Liuil,
44 Ks.nero, I '* Principe,
44 American Flag | 44 Plantation
44 Half itobre Club, 1 44 Jose Fraaquioris,
44 Vigilnwchi, [ 44 Opera,
" Loa Tres A* Igos, j 44 Virginia,
4 * l'ior Sevilluno, I 4 * Bhtrella,
44 Hio Hondo, I 44 Victoria,
'* Yieka, I " Plat Pressa
14 Chicken Cock,
Al*°, a large assortment of DOMESTIC' SE
ti AltS always on hand.
SNUFF, IMPPS, AC.,
comprising the let Drun<lw of Tobacco and So
gara, nnd in great variety. They respectfully
solicit a call from dealers in Ihdr line, feeling ;
assured of their ability fo plcuso those who
may favor thomwilh a visit. July IJ, 1458.
MADE EY STEAM
PRICES REDUCED!
Having nil the facilities J Persons desirous of
of STEAM MACIIUT- I purchasing, are so-
KRY, eh (an c .nipele [He tied to (JO.MP
with all factories in city j AND SUE FOR
or country. I THEMSELVES.
K. H. BUTT,EE'
STEAM CABINET
CHAIfII ACTORY
CEVXRK, NT!AII HAtTIMOUE STREET,|
(JUMIIUIILMW, Ml).,
Wl.nre ho koup.'con.tnntJy on hun.l and ninnu
faiAure. to omur, ft largo Tarietioty of nrti
oio. in hi. line, miioJi ns
Rogewood,Mahogany, Walnut, und Cher
ry Sideboards, Wardrobes, Hurcaus,
ILuihtcads, Tables, ote.
AL S 0
Sofns, Lounges, and Chuirs, ill every
style and finish, together with a FULL
ASSORTMENT of
MATTRESSES
/gp-Ppeeial attention'is rsllod to His
Udertaking Department!
era ■?" m-- 0
I ol every stylo kept on hnntl nnil fmni.bod to
order at all times, in the town or in tho vicinity
of the adjoining counties.
A HEARSE,
of appropriate construction and finish, built
for hi* especial use, furnished whon desired.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
TERMS MODERATE.
Slarcli Tib, * j-*— —-j
Ke<l While niul Blue.
The I'll Had clp hl Weekly
ILLUSTRATED
IS&lfBBHSBVB,
la one ol the Largest and Rest Literary Pa
pers of the day.
jAu Imperial Quarto, containing 8 pages or
40 columns original, interesting and
fascinating reading matter
from the pons of the best
AMERICAN AUTHORS!
PREMITJMSTO SUBSCRIBERS.
One copy lor one year, $2 CO and 2 Premiums.
One copy lor two yean, 350 und 4 44
One copy lor three years, 500 and U "
One ccpjr lor fire years, 8 ot> aud 10 "
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Three copies, one year, $5 00 fttJil C Premiums
Five.copies,one year, 800 and 10 44
Ten copies, one year, 15 00 and 20 44
Twenty copies, one year. 30 00 and 42 41
An (xtru copy given to (hose getting up a
Club of 10 subscribers and remitting sls.
THE PREMIUMS.
Every subscriber will receive two premi
ums, worth from 50 cents to SSOO, by the extra
payment of 25 cunts each. As soon as the
subscription money ia received, tho subscriber
will be informed what his Premiums are, and
then it is optional with him whether ho pays the
25 rents or not.
I Tho Premiums that wc sell to the subscri-
I hers for 25 cents each, are embraced in the fol
lowing List:
| io Pinna for tea SSOO each.
3U. S. Treasury No' u 500 "
20 Gold Hunting Ca . 1 '
100 44
} 300 Hold Wftteho?, 14
200 JSuw.ng Machir
I 500 Silver Hum in, •.. !'•'
| 500 Gold Guurd.nn
1000 44 '• 1 ' \
Silver WittchoF, Gold Chains, Golu j>ruo.>>
cs and various other articles, worth from 50
cents to $25.
All communications must be addressed to
A. M. BROWN k ( O ,
No. 123 South Third Sin el
PHILADELPHIA,
Agents wanted in all purls of the United
and C** Hildas, to Fell Books, Music, Jewelry
Pens Pencils, Ac., and receive subscriptions
for the RED, WHITE AND PLUE. # •
j Catalogues and numbered Certificates will
In* sent to those wishing to act as Agents.—
No capital required.
| Ji,—QoM pens rrpoinfed in a superior
m. oner, and made n."/ood A3 new. By enclof*
ling Pen and 40 coitfs in Post Office Stumps,
i the Per. will he rep'inted end returned, post
1 paid. Aildrets. A RI. BROWN, k CO.,
I 123 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
j Jan. 27—131s
An Ordinance
1 Aiiicmfiifory of OrJinunce. Avmlcr hjght t cnli- i
! /ft' 7 . , . !
| "sin ordinance io prevrnt oostriicti' vs cvr.r anrl;
lo keep '•l'dT t'it JootvQy* jinU streets in the j
city of CumU/ ian'lf SqptemU r titfi j
185 G.
Skoiiok l.Re it enacted and ordained by the
Mayor qnd Councilmcn of the city of Cumht r
' Hind, That it shall not be U'afil for any corpo- j
latioti or corporations, person or persons to
! stop any ve, Engine. Car, or Train of
' Cars oo any street, lane, or r.Rcy In the city of
Cumberland, under a nenalty oi tweutj dollars
lor each and every such oflcnce.
Suction 2 And be If enacted, That it shall
not be lawful for any person or persons, corpo- |
ration or corporations, to move or drive any j
Locomotive Engine upon any railroad within
the limits of said city of Cumberland at a
greater rate of speed than •!* miles per hour,
under a penalty of Fifty Dollars for each and
every inch offence.
Suction 3. And be it enacted, That nllGnes
and penalties under tbia ordinance
.-hull be recovered before a Justice of the Peace
in said city.
, Section 4. And be ft enacted, That this
ordinance shall take effect from-and immedi
ately after its puesage, and all 01 dimmers and
parts of ordinances inconsistent with the pro
visions of this ordinance La and the same
are hereby repealed. Passed February 24, l*isD.
It. W McCLfcAPr, Mayor.
Test-*HiiHiY MoKkos, Clrrk.
Camber!aud Murc'-i 3,183V—3t.
KM PI.OYMiiNT.
A MONTH, AND ALL
A CENT wanted iu
every toi fojoW® ouaty iu the United Slates,
4u in a resectable and noy business,
by ahioh Hu above profits may hi certainly
. For further DR.
j JPHENRY W4HNFu', corner of Broome and
i Mererr Streets, Naw York encioeing ens
| postage, stamp.
January 20, 1850- Gu.*
THE MMHTY HEALEB !
nOIILU KXOWS LSD WOULD TBI Ell
MPIS®
Wj^w^Wh
£#! if *
Holloway's Ointment.
Tho free admission of Nations, as well as the
verdict of tho leading Hospitals the Old, as
weltns the Now World, samp this powerful
i remedial Agent as the greatest healingpr-pnra
I tion ever made known to suffering won. I'fl
PhKBTRATtvB QUALITIES are more ban MAWYKL-
L<>us, through the external orfitoi oi th" skin,
invisible to the naked ovc, it reaches the scat
of tho internal disease; and in nil external af
fections its Huti-ioftammntory and beallngvir.
tuns surpass anything else on record, and
Nature's great ally.
JRrytlpelan a net Salt ft fit nni
Are two of tho most common and virulent
disorders prevalont on this oortinent, to these
the Ointment is especially antagonistic, it
'■modn* operandi" is first to eradicate the venom
uud then complete the euro.
Uatl M.egs, tthl Sorts, ami Vleers.
CHAOS ol many years standing that have per
tinacionrly refused to yield to any other remedy
J ;>r treatment. have invariable succumbed to a
! fow applications of this powerful Unguent.
firtrplions on the Shin,
I Arising from a bud state of tho 1 lood or
I chronio diseases arc eradicated, and a clear
aud transparent surface regained by tho resto
rativo action of this Ointment. It surpasses
! many of (bo cosmetics and oilier toilet applica
tions in ii-( no'.vr t- dispel rushes iind other
d is figari mentis of tho fuco.
I'i'c i anil FfHhtla.
B*ery forrn td fentui® p.r,ct**4 m 4
stubborn disotders is eradicated locally and en
tirely by the use of this emolicnt ; warm fomen
tations should precede ifc application. Its hea!-
ing qualities will be found to bo thorough and
invariable.
Itoth the Ointment and Pith ihonl I heu*ed in tie
following On tee :
Bunion#, Bwclled Hands,
Burns, Sore Legs,
'Jbnppod Hands. Foro Breasts,
Chilblains* More Heads,
Fistula,
Gout, Sore Throats,
Lumbago, Foies of ul 1 kinoe,
Moourial Eruptions, Fprains,
Pilos, Stiff Joints,
Rheum ntirm, Tetter,
lting worm, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Venoral Sores,
Scuds, Wound#
.Skin Diseases, of all kinds.
C ALUTIOIT/—Nono arc genuine unless
.ho words "//o/fotwy, jVCIS York and London,
at- discernible as a Water-mark In every loaf
jf tho hook of directions around each potorbox.
tho sume may lie plainly soon by holding the lenj
fo the light. A handsome reward will bo given
to any one rendering such information as may
had to the detection of any party or parties
3ounterfciting tho medicines or vending the
4amo, knowing them to bo spurious.
Sold at tho Manufactory of Professor
HOLLOW AT, 80 Maiden Lane, Vow York, and
by all lespcctablo druggists and 7>ealors in
.Medicine throughout tho United Ptatcs und the
civilized world, in boxes at 25 cents, 03 cents,
3yd ono Diillar each .
v sL.Thcro is considcrablo saving by taking
tho larger sixes.
N.B.— Directions for tho guidance cfpntionts
In every disorder are affixed to each box.
Jan.18,1350 —1 y.
Y OUTTIa ml MANHOOD.
A uJ Ji'ST POLISHED, 111025111 Thousand
jSLmSka&r and mailed in a sealed enveloped,
to nny addi o-s, post paid, on receipt of throe
stamps. .#,■ ..
A Medical Essay on the Physical Exhaustion
and Decay of the Frame, caused by "Self-
Abuse," Miction, and the Injurious Conse
quences of' Mercury, by 11. L. (Juiccrwdl.
±l. 'Member of (he Henjal Co'byc of
Surgeons, iSIT,
#ir.Speruia orrhoea or Seminal Emissions,
Genital and Nervous Debility, Impotoney,
Loss of Energy, Depr sslQn of Spirits, Timidi
ty j Discuses oi'tho Sexual
diiuonts to Marriage, and promptly* and effect,
u illy removed hy the authors' novel and most
successful mode of treatment, by means of
which the invad can regain pristine health
without having recourse to dangerous and ex
pensive medicines.
fl-'roin tho London Lancet.}
Tho host treatise ever written on a subject of
vital importance to all, well worthy tho uuthor's
exalted reputation.
Address, the Publishtrs J. C. KLINE A CO.,
li*. Avenue, eor. Itfth street: Post Box 4656,
New York Clty. [F® b. Ih , 1 859 Jy.
SgKWall Paper.
E. F. SOMMEHKAMP& SON.
PRACTICAL I'AI'KU IIANCEILSaud
A UPHOLSTERBRS, also DEALERS in
Papor Hangings, Borders, Ac., of all kind#.—
Wo liavo just -oturnod from tho Eastern mar
kets, and wo aro now opening tho handsomest
and best selected stock of Paper Hanging*, Dor
den, Prints, <fv.,ovor offered iu this city (ail
or tho very latest styles) and according to
quality will ho sold r.s low na they can be
bought this fur west of Baltimoro. We men
tion in part, Oak* Satin*, Medium, and Com
mon Paper llauying*, from I2J cunts up; *tso
CORDS, TASSELS, Bixnftad, Ac. BLTNptf, Von
itian, India, transparent, and other kinds.
I 3,
of nil kinds and site* on hd nnd male to or
dor. Old mattresses nnil obi Venetian blinds
ta in look PS well and be ns good as new.
j : wo would rojpect
•~l . .< * j..- < nod in
; % Wear ' MOW piK., -• • • • v v• h
manner, wiia • . > hi.
style, Tho work tli noby n ,
in and for many miles around our oily
us the Lest of recommendations.
tho old stand, M*Cloary's Row, Bal
timore street, Cumberland, Md
Feb, 19, 57—1 v.
Bv li W ®®
GOODS!
CGI OF THE RED AWN INCPOST.
11. 1). WIN EG ir
nAVTNO now reooived ono of tho finest
nnd best selected stocks of Fancy and
Staple
in Cumberland, invites tho attention of all
who wish to purchase, to cull nnd examine. We
have in part, Ladles' Dress Silks in variety.—
French Merinoes, plain and figured. New nnd
Beautiful Biadere Valencioi, Robes, Fide
Stripes. Alt Wool Delaines in very rich styles.
All of thfllnto 'tylo Shawls, Cloaks and .Mati
tilfas, Sacks, Flannels, Shoppard's Fluids Do
hazed. Duoals, Mouslins, Delains, plain and
flgurod. Calicoes, (linghams, Chicks, Irish
: Linens, Flohnclng#, Muslins, Gloves, Hosiery,
with a largo aud general assort mont of
S'ANEY ©©©SDS.
allof which will be sold for CASH at City Pri
ces. REMEMBER. THE PLACE, Baltimore
Street, opposite tho Post Office, sign t>f RED
j AWNINw POSTS. Cumberland, Md.
j [Oetobor 14, 185?.
Sewing Machines!
j mm M9S3S 8
PIALLand sec tho great wonders nt BLAKE'S
, V7 in tho wav of
' All per?or.i in want of an article that cannot
1 lnbeat in speed; neatness and dcufAdtfjty ,cn he
I supplied hy calling at Blakt 's and leaving their
or lors where s tmplos of sovofhl different pat
terns nro cxhlbitotl. Next door tj Belvidero
; Hail, Bait, St.
1 Cumberland, Md., Fob. IB—tf. Frort. Gar.
; CO A L OJ h
A N D
COAL OIL LAMPS.
! r I*KESE articles havo just bo#n received.—
i A Theoil Uuf fecjnt urnuufaeturc ; g-od if
i quality us the Sperui; twice ft# cheap. yfV
ghrc ' a. clour, noft, pleasant light.
1 .f which there are vnriorr pattern#,
iully cone true ted fortho *4e of this oil/ The
' nttc.itioa of tho publie i fnvittrvl to tlfte? ar
; tides. , . / i
i TTJ7. R. P.
' Cumberland, Jar. 20. c De r '.'J.
iVI' f, r ?d
the following diseases Coughs.. Col
sumption, li.flueiia, Asihimt, Jh n.' ■
all other diseases of the Throat at: J i a
lie tvlll devote particular nUentio
meut of al! skin diseases—Lumbal
Rheumatism, (acute and chroaic
Paralysis, Epleppy, dyspepsia. P '
derangements of the gtottuieh. fjv *
and cures all diseases of the •,
Eye and Ear.
Without the use of the Knife or VimM
be bos constantly on band an exct 2r 'fl
nieut of \ .
beautiful \
ARTIFICIAL EYES
AND
Tympanums or (Ear 1 ••
suitable lor either sex and all ages - .r
five minutea.
DR. BA AIfEE has made n ne
of a Fluid that will produce perfe r'•> 'j
of the cataract, and restore perl t >
the Eye, without the use of tbe r ;
BA&kec can jroduce one thousan
of nis perfect success in curing < .. *
Sores or tigers, Vistula, Swelling or •
of every desoHp tlon, and wlthou the
the knife. Special arrangements n itt bp .
with Dr. Bakcc for the last natnec dj?t?
they will require his constant ac •• -m
teniion. Dr. Rakcc is one of the 1 ; t
and celebrated Physicians and Ft
living. His fitttie is known person i
prteeirn* *.-*r •**!*. W."U- UP
ted to Dr. Uaakee, (inclosing ten
:my distance, correctly 6tating t
th disease, shtfll he promptly fern
the pntients treated by correspond
CHARGE.
fs/O* Ojjict Hours, from 8 A M.
• Dia w ." -**
Office, No. 71 Lexington Rtre
Charles and Liberty streets, Baltir
January 20, 1859—1y.
GIFTS! GIFTS!! GJ
Without Mone-
GIFTS and BOOKS can be 0
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n. E. noiT &
GREAT SOUTHERN
GIFT BOOK SI
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Send to them for a Catalogue
Juduccme ts than ever befor
to A gentt.
Persona sending to 11. E. Iloyt
sure of a Gift w onh not less than
and in many instances woftlt
One Hundred Dot.
Our list of prizes embraces a g;
of Gold and Silver Watches, Loc
Ladie'H Broaches, Brat#lets, Purlo
ccs, Sewing Machines, Silk Dcbs
Ac.
In a New Catalogue of Books, m
Histories, Biographies, JTravehf,
Sto rics, Anecdote.-', Tales, Narrati
ces, Sports and Pastimes. Also
Biblical, Theological, Classical, P
Geographical, Botanical, aud
Works.
Dictionaries, Lexicons, Albums,
Presentation Books. Bibles, llvrnr
Books in every Style of Bindinj
with all the Newest Works of th
which are handsomely bound and
GUARANTEED PERFECT in EVE!
Purchasers living at a distance
ting title of books wanted be t
the saino liberality as if at our 6t >i '
vrs.
Take Notice. All orders will X
within two days from tho time tfi ,
i veti - • . ' , ■
\\ c can gunrmty t)m best nctua.
(including hooks and presents,TfiW
by any book sidling firm or A
United States, and Me confident
give ns a trial will he sure to buy
Persons wishing to act as Agen '
have (on atplii-.tion,) Catalogues
did Show Card, establishing our
warded freeof expense.
All Orders Should he Addrest
H. E. HOYT & C
No. 41, Baltimore St., Bait)
Jan. 13, 1859—3ni.
TIME ANNIHILA
Cream Actually Frozen
Minutes!
TOHH EJ-5
FOUR MINUTE FRF
I'ATRNT APPLIRI) FOB
'PIIE subscriber, after careful stu
J ous experiments, hap Huccoede*
ting a Freezer, which, for simp! LAP'
rapidity und quality of its product
quailed, nod canuot fail to bcccuic
favorite.
To Biitisfy the increduloup,there
ly public exhibitions of this Free
Piatt street, to prove its ability to
claimed f.r it. Sizes: from 3to 2 1
FOIt A CIIiCUL
The undersigned will Jit pace of
' "F**miZEll&f now on T1 tratfi
Feb. 21,1359—1 m.
VANDERHOOF AC
Insurance and General '
60 Wall Street, New 1
WE nre prepared, by special j
witbover out hundred of the m
Companies, to effect insurance a gait :.
to the renewal of polioiis, and the
and collection of loteer.
Applications by letter should §t •
and material of building und roof y
from nearest building, add hovt
occupied. A s we got our commissi
Insurance Coinpnniis, wa wake not .
insured.
St'tvk bought and tuld on OOinm
eighth per cent.
Mousy loane<Ton Stocks and Po:
Entirely New Fcatu
Sterol aud, umtiufaoUtres and ft
ing any thing purchased in New T
it be a bill of merchandise,musical *. ./j
books, drosses, or any other thing wl •••]
or small j by sending u. di ..eripU-uj < f
de.-irod, oan baro tio swine sclecte p
of tatto and business experience, a
by mail, express, or such other cc ti
they may direct.
Being known loiuo 1 ofthoosUb \
nsn c\sn and fr;qu\}utcas omer, w t
to purchnso from ten to twenty per *3
than a stranger or u chance ens lot i
a:rnngvinent the expends nuu jik f
the city u.aw be avoided. For this i
yornmission varies from one to Ji
according to the amount of pure i
<?h irgc is made less than twcr.ty.f.
Particular nHcDljon wilfhc pr.i
and lnanafactured nrtich's cot > gt
title, and prompt rotrrns
All letters requiring an answer
po: t stamp.-, as letter- J:ave to
U a F F. It E N r E.B .
\mos P. Hatfield. Presfdf t Pad*.
Win. MofLgan, Soc'y F
J0... L. Rvorltl. CsUi ; r Bror.dwo.
Dan id! hratr. rsq.,-c:o.
New Arrival of Jev q|
npUEunL'£ft>gnedhßsjusreee'ivdds sJ
1 ply of PO° latest style of 1
JEWELRY, I
to wliioj/ho the attention of s ;
sera. J . • i . M
11/ 1? also Agcf.t i"; r th" sale of t!
Gold Peas,Ao Ntwton'r .S
durability, and cheap
iSurpassed in tho world. lie re)ec 1> •
all persoaeto an examination of tl
pcus. They must bo Seen and usad iq.
their superiority or or all others ev .•
Jewelry made to ordcr-VTi 13
Jewelry nwitly repa M
lgT. t.f li.i "81. WAXOIf," net q |
Mil ' 11. T. 4.