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lantiers' Department.
RAISING POTATO IT Shall wo plont
small potatoes or lrg< . whole potatoes or
sets? "Vegetable physiology gays: plant
largo or at least well-matured potatoes,
aod nothing else. And this for the very
good reason that the fleshy part of the
tuber is designed to feed the young plants
and to give them a vigorous start before
they are compelled to get the food from
the earth. Small potatoes, or an eve with
only a small piece of tuber attached, .'an
not afford the young plants nourishment
enough
Now so far as the vigorous growth of
the plant is concerned, and its flowering
and fruiting above ground, this is un
doubtedly true. Rut it is contended, by
many skillful experimenters that for the
formation of tubers, the opposite is true
Dr. Lindley, a high .authority, isquotcd
as saying: "I havo proved by a scries of
numerous, experiments, that the weight
cf potatoes per acre is greater, under c
qual circumstances, from sets tha i from
whole tubers, by upwards of from . even
hundred weight to three tons per acre."
Yfct.it is not true that small potatoes
are better than large ones, for (hey often 1
throw up numerous small succulent
shoots which produce only small tubers.
The practice now widely prevalent of
using good, medium-silted potatoes, and
cutting them in two or more pieces, is
probably the best of all methods.
It is stated as a fact—and if so it is
instructive—that the eyes on the remote
end of the tuber produce earlier potatoes
than those frout the middle, or the root
end; and that the difference iu the time of
their maturing a crop is equal to ten days
or a fortnight. Market gardeners in En
gland and some in this country turn this
to accougt. They cut their potatoes in
to piece;/, usiug the buds at the extremity
-tor'riic earliest crop, and the others for
a succession. •
Sweet Potatoes.—Those, to be dry
and mealy, require a warm, sandy, and
tolerably rich noil. The sets are now
easily obtained, oven by mail, of those
who make a business of growing them
for sale. They may bo easily produced,
however, by planting the small potatoes
horizontally in a hot-bed, the latter part
ol April or first of May. A good sup
ply of theso sets or sprouts may be ob
tained in this manner, for plauting out
from the 15th to the 110 th of May,and thr
potatoes if left in the ground will yield
more sprouts for still later planting.
To remove theso sets, water the bed
thoroughly, and follow down the side of
tire sprout with the finger, separating it
from the potato at its junction. A moist
day is best for transplanting. 11 aviiia
enriched and deeply plowed the ground,
harrow it down, and with a light plow
mark olTthe rows four feet each way.—
Make the hills at the intersections of the
furrows, by drawing up the earth with a
large hoe, so as to form a broad surface
about one foot higher than the surround
ing ground. Plant two sets about six
inches apart upon the top of each bill,
nud there is very little more to be done,
except removing weeds. At the first
hoeing a plow may ho used, turning the
earth towards the hills, which will ma- j
tcrially lesson the labor, and assist in i
billing. Draw the earth about the plants !
with the hoe. After this the vines will ■
begin to cover the ground, precluding
tho use of anything but the boo, which
should bo used to keep down weeds.
Wo have seen very fair sweet potatoes
grown in northern Ohio, and known of
their being raised with moderate success
in northern central New-York.
Infallible Rules run Mkasl-rimi Conx
jn the Okiii.—lf measured in feet:
Ist. Shucked Corn.—Measuro the
length, width and depth of the crib in
feet; multiply those three dimensions!
together, and their dimensions by 8, j
then cut off two figures to the right;
those on the left will he so many bar- '
rele, and (bos.; cat off, so many litin- 1
• Jredths of a barrel.
2nd. ITusbueked corn.—Multiply the
dimensions in feet as in rule Ist, and ;
fiieir product by 5Sj ; cut off two figures :
to the right, and tho result will be bar- |
jrel," and hundredths, as in rule Ist.
Tf measured in inches:
3rd. Shucked Corn.—Take the di-!
•mentions iu inches and multiply I horn
.together ; take one half of the product
and divide it by 2,150, and you have
the bnshclshof shelled corn, which is
divided by five to reduce to barrels.
4th. Unshuekod Corn—Multiply the
dimensions as in rule 3d, and then take
one-third of their product, and divide !
„it by 2.150 the r so 11 will le as in rule 1
3rJ.
Teut NbrbCoks Beiohi: I'i.avma.—
Oft-ropeatod suggestions for Bavin, and
keeping coed corn have liaen given in
ibis journal. But whether tin : : a have
been followed or not, it is well to make
n preliminary teat of corn, and of all
other seeds which sometimes fail to veg
etate. This is easily done, Select from
the mass enough to be a fair sample,
and plant in a warm r.ituation, or iu a
box of earth, kept suitably warm and
moist. An examination of the speci
mens, even before coming tip, will show
whether they are in a sprouting condi
tion. Better far to do this, than to make
a similar experiment on a fivo or ten
acre field, and ouly learn of a had re
sult when too lota to be remedied.
I'i.iNTiso Potatoes.—Plant them ear
ly—as soon aa the soil is dry enough to
admit of it. Experiments have been
made, which prove conclusively that po
tatoes planted as soon as the soil is mel
low aud dry, will yield a more abundant
and sound crop than the Fame kind Uf
> potatoes on the same or similar soil when
planted ten, twenty or thirty days later.
Early planting is said to be a sure pre
ventative of the rot.
50 Casks New Bacon !
Coexisting of
Shoulder, Sides, & Plain Hams-
XI . KTYE'S
CBLKHRA TED EE TEA
SUGAR CURED HAMS!
liy the tierce, or tingle Ilaui.
New Crop N. 0. Sugar.
" M " Molasses.
SO Boxos
Prime Western Reserve Cheese,
Just received and for sale wholesale and retail
by W. K. BE ALL 4 CO.
Feb. 10. I
Skirt*.
JtTST received another lot of those 6VPE
KTOK EXTKNMOX SKELETON SKIRTS
£4 fcho Ctat-ap Store cf JI. IIKBB.
ptrQ*l and t* bin. [March 3 1853.
Carpets ! Carpets!!
THr.HK PLY, Lowell Isgrain. nnd Chr.p
Carpots oftTtry vnrioty, foroalo at
Hp. 7,'65 HOPKWKLL HEDB'S.
and French. Plain and Figured
ft Cbi*it* And Brilliant: qt.
April 21/ „ H. I). WT>'EO% y.
THOS. CAIN,
WMWffl ttHiQB
Cumberland, Md.
t returned from the Kurt- rn cities with
a full stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
which arc not to bo excelled,iu regard to qual
ity and price, by any bouse in this city, lie
has received a largo assortment f
S Cloths, CastimrrrXi and 1 r slings,
which ho is prepared to make op to order, in
| the ncatc-t most fashionable stylos, at
short notice. He has also, a general aiwort
| in.'ut ol
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Such .
Shirts, Drawers, Cravats, Napoleon
Ties, Shirt Uosonis, Handkerchiefs,
Suspenders, Gloves, Hose, &c.
Having purchased my goods for Cash, lain
••Itabled to soil as cheap as tho chcapost for
Cash.
AH goods warranted to bo us represented.
;.'£rfkill beforo purchasing elsewhere.
u April 21,1859. THOMAS CAIN.
"4Vv mid tiUcnsnc Slock of
HARDWARE.
If A VINO now completed my Spring purchase®
and in possession ol :t new and spacious ware
house, i am prepared to furnish to my friends
and transient purchasers a large and well so-1
lifted stock of Goods.
My assortment of Iron, (rolled and hammer- |
od,) .Steel, N.iilf, Spikes, Stoves, fcbecl Iron,
Lead Pipe, Pig Lend, Ac., is very complete,
rnd T am adding daily.
Builders will find a great variety of Locks,
Hinges, Screws ; and ra rpon tors every descrip
tion of Planes and other Tot.ls.
Also -BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, such as Hoi
lows. Vices. Anvils, Hammers anil Butirtsso.
I have all th different descriptions of Spades
Shovels, Hoes, Axes, Hatchets, Chisels, Saws,
V*. j
ft is my intention, now that I have an abun
dance of warehouse room, always to keep oil
hand a full supply of nil articles in the Hard
ware line, at much reduced prices, for cash ;
or to punctual dealers at short dates.
1 have a tine stock of TABLE AN D POCK
ET CUTLERY, anil having imported my Ta
ble Cutlery diroct fr'm Sheffield, will sell at a
inuch lower price than any house in flio city.
J. W. MAO RUDER,
Corner Balto. and Mechanic streets.
Cumberland, Md., March 17, 1859—y.
Miss SOUTIIWORTII,
COLONEL G. W. CROCKET,
CHARLES BURDETT,
TIIOS, DUNN ENGLISH, M. P.,
HENRY CLAPP, .lit.,
GEORGE ARNOLD,
SAMUEL YOUNG,
Mas. ANNA WIIELPLKY,
Miss VIRGINIA VAUGIIAN,
Miih. 1)1. VERNON,
Miss HATTIE CLARE,
PIN LEY .10IINS0N,
Wr itc only for tho
GOLDEN PRIZE
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TIIK
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i MJ r f s t mi .1 /' m: i) .•
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[SUCCESSORS TO BKCh'ET d> CO.)
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j /t'vje* or forty column*, of the uiost interesting
: and faslnating rending matter, Iroin t lie pens of
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FROM 50 CENTS TO §SOO 00
; Will bo given to each subscriber immediately
I on receipt of the subscription money. Thin is
presented as a Memento of Friendship, and
j not as an inducement to obtain subscribers.
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The articles to bo given away are comprised
! in the followinglist :
2 Packages of Gold containing S6OO 00 each.
5 do do do 200 00 ouch.
! 10 do do do 100 00 each.
10 Patent Lover Hunting Cased
Watches, 100 00 each. 1
20 Cold Watches, 76 O0 each.
60 da. 00 00 each.
100 do '0 OJt each.
(100 Ladies' Gold Watches, 26 00 inch.
200 Silver II antingCused Watches,2o 00 each.
600 Silver Watches, $lO 00 to 26 00 each.
1000 Gold Guard, Vest, and
Fob Chains, $lO O'l to 20 00 each.
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear
Drops, Breast Pins, On ft" Pins, .Sleeve Pultons,
Kings, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Cold and Sil
ver Thimbles, and a variety of other articles,
worth from 60 cents to sl6 each.
We will present t > every person sending us
60 subscribers, at 2 dollars each, a Gold Watch,
worth $10: to any one sending us I '>(. subscri
bers, at $2 each, a Gold Watch worth soo.
Kvorv subscriber will nlso receive a present.
Immediately on receipt of tbo money, llio
subscriber's name will bo entered upon our bo< k.
and the present will ho forwarded within jone
week, by until or r ••prcan, poht paid.
All coinmnnicntions should be addressed to
DEAN k SALTER,
PItOPr.TKTCI!?,
.'l3sßroadway New York.
September, V, ISSB.
Ball Coffee Roasters,
A N I)
•Old Dominion' ( Wee & Tea Pot*.
J F you want delicious Coffee always, nnd ill n
I ,-nvirg of from thirty to forty per cent., get
nn 'Old Dominion' Coffee Dor, nnd Cast Iron
Ball Coffee Boaster. Coffee enr he kept fresh
nnd good, from day to day. The 'Did Domin
ion' J'i a Pot takes only half the quantity of
Ten, Til OS. JOHNS,
April 21, 1859. Cor. Centre A Bait. Sts.
Sail, Sail!
• > rAA SACKS GROUND ALUM AND
FINE SALT, just received direct
from Alexandria \ia Chesapeake and Ohio
CuuL
1 respectfully solicit the patronage of my
old customers nnd the public generally, as I
nm now selling Salt lower than bus ever been
before offered in thi* market.
WANTED to buy 5,000 Bushels
OATS AND RYE
for which the highest market p-ice will he
paid. Canal Basin, the last Warehouse below
thdßridge. A.J. BOOSE*
Cumberland, Sept. 0 ISSB
First Premium Enamelled
COMB mil
R. W. HEYWOOD,
No. 107, North Charles Street, BALTIMORE.
RAVING been engaged for the lost seven
teen years in the Manufacturing nnd Sale
of the above desirable FURNITI RE, suited
to country residences. Has on hand a large
variety, inanufactuted expressly for retail sales.
Also, Onk and Walnut Chamber Setts,
Oak and Walnut Extension Tablet*
Dining Room nnd Fancy Chairs,
Sideboards, llair aud Husk
Mattresses, Feather Pil
low* and Roisters,
Ac., £c ;
March li, 1850—1y.
Fine Watches and Rich Gold Jocclrh
SOU) CHEAP.
J UST received from the eas
torn oit.jes a fine stock of
Jewelry of the latest style
and mako. Any person wishing to get a tine
sot of Gold Jewelry willdo wejl to call at the
store on Baltimore stroe. nox.t door to the
Post Offioe, where they will be sold cheap
for caKh. [d9.J F. C. KRAMER.
1 j*ANCF DRESS SILKS, BERAGES, ROBES
Organdie?, Lie Shawls, and Capes at .
11. D. VIKEOW'S.
April If Fait. St Yq>. Post Offir 9 .
I ifu
: Ik
jo
Dr. BAAK3E
mi||liiM m ■ SMI(
UK. BAAKEE,
\\TfLL givo epcciul attention to the follow*
V ing diseases:
Coughs, Colds Consumption, Croup, Influen
za, Asthma, Bronchitis and ail diseases of the
Nose, Mouth, Throat and Lungs. Attention
given to the treatment of all Mkin diseases—
Lumbago, Lumbar Abscesses, Scrofula, Rheu
matism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Eplepsy, Dyspep
sia, Dysintery, Diiirrliu'ii, Piles and all diseases
of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels; also, all
Chronic Diseases pertaining to Women and
Children. Dr. Oankfc can produce one thou
sand certificates ol bis perfect tutoress in curing
CANCERS. OLD SOUKS or ULCERS, FISTU
LA, SCALD IILAD, WENS, HIP DISEASES,
SYY ELLINGSand 'J UM< )RS of < very descrip
tion uud without the u.-u of the knilc. These
List named diseases cannot be ti'.ited bv cor-
II pondence, therefore the | ilicnta must pli.e
<lu nisei vt3 under the Doctor's personal super
vision.
DU. BAAKEE has made a new discovery
of u Fluid that will produce perfect nbsoi jion
of the cataract,and restore perniuuetil vision
to the Lye, without the use o! the knife or
needle, and he cures all diseases of the
D)yc;i!uS filar.
W'itltout tho use of tlie Knife or Needle, and
lie has constantly on hand an excellent assort
ment of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EVES,
AND
Timpunuui i or (Far Drums,)
suitable for either hex and all ages—inserted in
five minutes.
Dr. Hakcc is one of the most celebrated and
skillful Physicians and Surgeons now living.
Ilis fume is known per anally i>i every principal
city of'tho World. All letters directed to Dr.
Haukce, (inclosing ten cents,) mking any ques*
Ii >ns per '..lining to any disease,si .'.'l be prompt
ly answered, and all Chronic disease can oe
treated by correspondence, ixeepi tliose men
tioned, that will rerjuire his personal supervis
ion.
:£A3" OOice J I OUTS, from 9 A.M. to A M.
DU. IIAAKEE.
Office, No. 14 Lexington street, between
Charles and Libertv streets, Haitituore, Md.
April 14, 1859—i v.
200,000 CUBIC FEET OF
r £ £ MM< iS £i
WAHTTBD 2
At the CUMBERLAND STEAM
SAW-MILL.
'l'lM/iniilernlfrnrd will receive tl.c nbovc n-
I til ol Ticiiln r. .-itlicr hewn or round cut
tlu wlu.lo length of tlir tree upon tli'j billowing
tonus, viz :
To siiiv upon shares,
" " per 1,000 feet B. measure,
•' " lor limber exchange,
" " and sell on commission,
" sell on commission,
11r in coses ol heavy contract." will take thorn
in connection with parties having the largest
umouutof tiinrcr at the Mills.
Kinds of Timber wanted arc YYlLto Pine,
White Oak, Poplar. Clierrv, Walnut, Ash and
Yellow Pine. .1011 N T. WOODS 4 IHE,
Docombor 10, 1808. Proprietor.
Dr. E. C l '. Craskillj
SURGEON DENTIST.
Ilavingopened rooius next iloorfcothr Mineral
Hank, on George's Street, fo rthe practice of his
profession, most respectfully solicits a share!
of tho public patronage, promising that no
pains shall he spared to render all who may
favor him with a call the highest/satisfaction .
A vmswsi,
hnt roost important branch of DENTIS
TRY, exoeutod with fidelity and judgment.
Artificial Teeth
Inserted on gold, silver or plntinn, from one
Moth toil wholesott,and so adapted to alltln
rrogulnrit ieM)f the mouth as to bo worn with
icrfcct ease.
rrrcgulnritiopofchildren'steeth remedied by
the most approved methods. Alhvork guaran
teed. Charger moderate.
OH tnhcrlnnd.October 19,1855 •
VANDERIIOOF & CO.,
Insurance and General /gents,
SO Wall Street. New Yoik.
\\r 12 are prepared, by special arrangement
\ \ withovcr one hundred of the most reliable
Oompunics,to effect insuranceagainst lire,attend
to the renewal of policies, and tho adjustment
iind collection of losses.
Applications by letter should state the size
md material of building and roof; I lie distance
from nearest building, and how she same is
occupied. As - we get our commission lr"iu the
Insurance Companies, uc lnnkc nucha rgu to the
insured.
Stock bought and sold on commission of on
eighth per cent.
Money loaned on Stocks and Bonds.
Entirely Sew Feature:
Merchants, mnnufaet ures and families, wish
ing anything purchased in New York, whether
it he a hill ol merchandise,musical instruments, j
hooks, dresses, or ttuyo:h>. rthiny whatever, Uiryc
io Bin<i/f, by sending a description of the m tides
desirod, can luire the same selected by persons
of til r to and business experience • and I orwurded
by mail, oxptcsK, or such other conveyance as
they tuny direct.
Being known '.omostoftlieosfuMishcddealers
is a cash nudfret|iienteiw!omcr, we are enabled
to purchase from ten to t went y per cent.<lienper
j than a stranger or a chance customer. By this j
arrangement the expense and risk of n trip to i
the city tuny be avoided. For this luu ioest.our |
coihuiispiou varies from one to live percent.,
according to the amount of purchase, but no I
charge is made less than twenty live cents.
Particular attention will be paid to produce
and manufactured articles cons gned to us for
sale, and prompt returns made.
All letters requiring en answer iuu3t ineloie
postage stamps-as letters have to be prepuut.
n jt v i: a i: n r k s .
AmosF. Hatfield, President Pacific FireTn*. Co.
Win. Mulligan, See'y Humboldt Fire Ins. Co. |
Jim. li. I'vcritf, Cashier 11 road way Bank.
Daniel Drew. Esq. etc. iny2&.ly.
OYSTERS!
llcvcrc EBosisc
Saloon anb Restaurant!!
This spVndid and elegantly fitted up est iblifli- j
incut in New\ork -tylo, in connection with the |
Revere House is now open. It is the intention j
of the proprietor to keep a
Firstclass Place of Resort.
Persona visiting Cumberland from the country
nnd returning same day,and not wishing to pay
hotel charges, can get their mnils nt all hours,
Very Modentlc I'rict!*,
paying only for what tlicy order. Epicures of
.his eitv nndtho traveling public,will find this
saloon tiie best in style outside tholnrgecities.
OywtcrM for Family ITwe,
for sale by the gallon or ran.
FOWL, WILD GAME,
aas Qmv 9
Uoa.l Hci'f.CorHt'fl llvcl, lliiui.
CC Bp FESI r .Ea"" BSJJBUR
111 the Shell, Fried and Stetrcd.
l'it'Fiand Elol Cofii't'.
All served npntn few inosw.ts notice.
The liar is furnished with ihochoiccseliquors
and Philadelphia Ale.
The Hotel business will he conducted ns
heretofore. Guests preferring to cat in tbo
saloon can do So,paying only for the use of
the r rooms. M, TitEll3EU.Proprietor.
March it. 1850.
liihalvciilN \ut:oe.
N'OTJOK is hereby given to the creditors of
I'rancU Owens, au replicant for the ben
efit of the Insolvent Lai. s of Maryland, that n
personal discharge hath been granted to said
debtor, and that the tecqnd Monday of October.
1859, being the first day of the Circuit Couit
for Allegany county noit succeeding this dato
to which notice conld be given, bath been set
npnrt for the l.earipg in bis ease,when hi? j
creditors may attend and show oausc, if any
they havo, why a ftnal discharge shall not be
granted *.o eaid debtor.
lest—U. RESLEY,CIerk.
Maroh IT, 185C~Sm. _
BARASI* ItoPfif, v'di-'ii-'i.!, Saline,
Skirt, Flounce and Jiolo ales drees goods,
in handsome and novel styles t
-JI. I). WINEOW'S,
April 21 Pifin pfthe Rod Awning Tost.
r- I*■ ■ JWMH.LW. rtrvw, **aaewßMe
I J!lt uilKAVAj\l.B~A&iAl> OUjh JiKAUiTj
TO ALL MA N KIN D.
I'd, M'fek
* ' •' i&f -t!#: le:>b*
TjfIU.BWAYS PILLS.
i now TO ran SICK,
The w.int of a sterling medicinal to meet the
ills and necessities of the suffering portion oi
humanity, and one entirely freo from mineral
and other deleterious particles, was severely
felt till tliis all powerful! medicine was ushered
into tho world; IIOLLOWAY'H ISVALUABLK PILLS
have become the noosKiioi.n REMEDY of ill na
tions. 'J'hcir attribute Is to PREVENT as well as
tot JRR, the attack the RADIX or nooT of the
• oiuijl. - if, and thi's by removing the hidden
C;UIM> i discuso rci.tvigorato nd restore the
drooping onergiesot fha syitcm, assisting na
ture in her talc of VITAL and FUNCTICNAKV KK
i'Olt RATION.
DyHH'ida.
The great scourge of this continent yields
quickly to n oourre of theseantireptic Pill*,
and the digestive organs are retortd to their
proper tone; no matter in what hideous shape
this In ilia of disease ';:hU>its itself, fbisrearch
ingr.n i unerring renu-dy disperses ii from the
patient's system,
Wnicriil Dcbiliiyantl lYoakncw*
From whatever cause, LOWNKSB or SPIRITS,
| and nil other signs of diseased liver, nnd other
disorganisation ofthe system, vanish under the
eradicating influence i>l (bis all powerful nnti
fcptic an idetergen remedy.
alii lie*us Hinoi'dPrv.
Tlie proper <|uantutn and right condition of
the bile is of momentous importance tothe
health of tho liiitnan frame, thisANTi BILIOUS'
ined rinc expel.-the hidden seeds of the com
plaint, nnd renders all the fluids nnd secretions
pure nnd fluent eleam ing and resuiitnting the
vital functions ofthe body,
Mchlj
Should lose no time in trying a few doses of
this reguiating nnd renovating remedy, what
ever may be their complaint, it can betaken
with safety in all periodical nnd other disor
ganization F, its effect is all but miraculous.
Ciirpfiifcd Proof,
I'ho testimony of Nations is unanimously
borne to the health-giving virtues of this noble
j remedy, and certificates in every living lang
uage bear witness to the I NKLNIABLLNKKS of
Thoi r INTRINSIC WORTH. ,
Hollotray'e I'Hl* arc th< /nt rcntrdy known in the
world for the following di*en*ei:
Asthma, Indigestion,
Bowel Complaints, Intlncnsn,
Coughs, Inflairation,
Colds, Inward Weakness,
Chfst Diseases, Liver Complaints,
CostivenesH, Lowness of Spirits,
Dyspepsia. Piles,
Diarrhoea, Stone nnd (travel,
Dropsy, Secondary Symptoms,
Debility, Veneral Affections,
Fever nnd Ague, Worms
Female Complaints, of nil
Headaches, kinds.
CAI'T ION/ -None are genuine unless
.ho words " li'tdfotcai/, AVic Yorl ami London,
ir (iisccriiible as a 11',(/>•/in every leal
.it the hook of directions around encli pot or box.
the same may be plainly seen by holding the leaf
'u the light. A handsome reward will be given
to any one rendning such information as iny
lead to the di-teetion of any party or parties
lountcrfciting the medicines or vending tho
rame, knowing them to he spurious.
*',.*••>l(l nt the Manufnelor.v of J'rofcssor
HOLLOW AY . 80 Maiden Lane, Few York, and
by nl) respectable druggists and Dealers in
Medicine throughout the United States nnd the
civilised world, in boxes nt 25 cents, fill cents,
and one Dollar each.
•.MjuThere is considerable saving by taking
the larger sixes.
N. 11.— Directions for the guidance r fpaticnts ;
in every disorder are affixed to each b<x. j
Jan. 18,185ff —ly,
(lIiSSIGW SALE
Of 21 1511 lI.D IN U 1, 0T S
near Grafton.
Emily Yates, Guardian,) Ml I.SLANT to a
vs. >1 de cree of Taylor
James A. Yn tea* Heirs. J county Circuit Court
in tho above cause, rendered 1 Ot ii August, 1858,
the undersigned commissioners, appointed for
the purpose, will, on the
20111 day of December, 185S,
(court day) in front of the Court House, of
-aid county, sell at AUCTION to the highest
bidder, tho following LOTH of ground to wit:
LOTS No. I, 2, 5, G, !). 10, 11, 12,
10, 17, 20, 21, 2.11. 20, 27, 28, .'l2,
34y 07, .'lB, 39, 40,43 and 44,
liuiiig twenty-four of the forty
four Lotsluid out on tlie Yates
land with streets and alleys suit
able for building-lots. These
lots lie Opposite Grafton between
the South side of ihe Northwes
tern Virginia Railroad and the
Valley river, within a few rods
of the Railroad Bridge, and
possess unequalled advantages
as sites for residence and busi
ness (o settlois in this rapidly
growing town.
TKUMS-i'r. lit of I.e. :i, .1 I'li.l It your,.,
with Interest front a: v of rile, payable annual
ly, scurity required and lion retained for pur.
chase money.
G. W. HANSBKOUUII,
B. F. MARTIN,
Commissioners,
October 11, 1851 -if. ) Pruntytown, Yn.
11 1). CARLETON,
Merchant Tailor,
if AS just returned from New York and j
I " Philadelphia, with the finest lot of
FALL oND WINTER GOODS
ever brought to this city. His friends are in
formed that ho is now fully prepared to furnish I
I them superior suits, from the best goods, and of •
the latest styles. Call and examine. Store)
| in Mciinig's New Block, nearly opposite tho j
j Post Office, Cumberland Md. [Oct 14,'58.
Insolvent's .Notice.
W. IV. Anility, ) /UtDEKED, this 2-Ul> day id)
vs. v/February 1859, that Wm. W.
H is Creditors. J Ashl.y give notice to his eredi- |
tors, endorsers, and sureties, that ti e2nd Mon- ;
day of October next is fixed for tho said Win. W. j
Ashby tonppvur in the Circuit. Court for Alle- '
gaiiy County, to answer swell interrogatories as j
his creditors.ondoiscrsand sureties may propose j
or til lego against him ; and that a copy of this
order bo published in some newspaper printed
in the city of Cumberland, once a week for
i lireo successive months prior to thosaidsecond |
Monday of October next, as such notice.
Test-11. RES LEY,
March 17, 1859—3 m. Clerk. I
insolvent's yVolttc.
i John Dcvore 4/"\RDERKD, this 11th |
vs. >V/ day of March,'s9, that j
His Creditors. J John Dcvore give no- '
tice to his creditors, endorsers and sureties, !
that the second Monday of October, next is fixed j
for the said John Dcvore to appear in the'
Circuit Court for Allegany county, to nnwer
such interrogatories as his creditors, endorsers
and sureties may propose or allege against him: !
and that a copy of this order he published in !
some newspaper printed in the city of Cumber- |
land, once a week (TTr th'cc successive mouths
prior to the raid second Monday of October
next, as such notice.
Test— 11. RESLEY, Clerk. '
March 24, 18 59—3 m.
[lß*t Keceive(l,-A fresh nnd full I
" supply of goods from New York, Philadel-I
phia nnd Baltimore. The assortment of Shelf'
Hardware nnd Western Cook Stoves is very I
general, and the supply of II oust keeping Goods j
tannc! be excelled in quality and variety in I
this market. <
Table and Pocket Cutlery of all qualities,
both English nnd American.
Children's Caps of severul qualities ; Per- j
rumbulators; Apple Parous; Buckets; Knife;
and Scissors Sharpeners ; Cvil Chains; Cbil- j
dreg's Hoops ; Joe Cream Freezers, of tho •
host variety, nnd almost anything in the J ,
Housekeeping lipe can be found at
THOMAS JOHNS'
Hardware acd Housekeeping Store.
Mnrch 31, 1859. [A. fc Frost. Ga*.
NEW 6TYLK SHAWLS. —A full Md oom
pleto assortment tew nud i.ondFnmc stylos. *
11. D. WINEOW,
April 11. ' Baltimore Street.
CIIILDHEX and Boy's kVear, very neat end
handsome etvlet at
April 11. H p. WryEQW'S.
THE ESVEIt
INVIGORATOR.j
PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD,
Compounded entirely from Gum?, |
iS ONE OF THE NEST PURGATIVE AND i
LIVER MEDICINES now before the public,
((int 11 el^.s ii Colli" easier, milder,and more ;
eUcctuii * iiuit "> medicineknown. It is j
idt •. ly a Cathartic, tut u Liter remedy,acting i
first mi il.o Liver t* eject its morbid matter,
• lien on the stomach and bowels to carry offthat j
mutter, thus accomplishing two purposes effec- |
tually. without any of the painful feelings ex
perienced in the operations o'.nost Cathartic*.
It strengbtens the system at the sumo tiino that j
it purges it . and whin taken daily in moderate
doses, will strengthen and build it upwith UIIU
.
The LIVRT is one of the principal rogula- ]JJ
tors ofthe human body and when it perform* UJ
its functions wcll,tli powirs of the system
are fully developed.—'i'ho Stomach is almost A
entirely dependent on the healthy action cl j v
the AiVerfortho proper porforuianco of its L,
functions: when the stomach is nt fault, .£1
thj bowels are at at fault,and the whole | .
system mffci - i in consequence of one orpan ro
the L —having ceased to do its duty. *
For the diseases of that organ, one of the'.j
proprietors has made it his study, in a lIG
P ~ct: -c • a;o " than twenty years, to find .•
some remedy where-with to counteract the A
many dcr > : gim( LIS to which it is liable.
To prove that this remedy isni last found
any person troubled with Liver Complaint, \jm
In any of its forms.has but try a Lottie, jy
ai d conviction in certain.
These gums remove all morbid or bad |a(
matter from the system, supplying in their I.
place a healthy flow of bile, invigorating
the stomach, cnusing food to digest well,
purify i"j '/ h food, giving tone and }y
health to t ho whole machinery, removing fi
the cause of the a rad* L,
ical cure. H
Hiliomt attack* are cured, and, what i* '
better, prcvccutcd, by the occasional use of JJ
the Liver Inri'/orator | LQ
One dose aficr eating is sufficiond to re
lieve the stcinach, and prevent tho food M
from rising and souring. }*^
Only one dose taken before retiring, .
prevents Miy'ttnarc. j
Only one dose taken at night, looses r i
the bowels gcrifl ,md euros (Jontieeur** y
One dose taken after each meal will cure "
j-Sb. One lose of two teaspoonsful will n
always relieve Sick Headache.
One bottle taken for female obstruction re- .
mnv c the cause of the dhense and luaks a
perfect cure. f
Only one dose immediately tclisves the *
Choi if, while
One dose often repeated is a sure cure H
f r Cdidera JLirbu* and a preventive of
n ly one fcr.ttlc is needed to throw out <
.bo system the effects of medicine uf A
tei a long sickness. U
£*f?"One bottle tn.kcn for Jaundice rc- j
moves all sallowncss or unuturnl color from I ft.
theskin. H
One dose taken a short time he'ore eat i_
ing gives vigor to the appetite, nnd makes 5£
tliefooa digest well. "
One dose often repented cures Chronii A
Diarrhipn, in its worst forms while S tnnmrt s]
ind llatrel Complaint* yiild almost to the
first dose. j{T
One or two doses cures attacks causedl
by llorm* in Cbrildren: there isnosur- •
er, safer, or speed! :r remedy In the worle, H
IS it never Jail". A
.TT-ft-A few hot 11 curcf Dropty, by exci W
•ing the absorbents. pj
We take pleasure in recommending this *\
medicine as a preventive for J'ercr and V
. 17mc , CI-ill Fever and a.l Fevereof a llilliout A
Type 1 t operates with certainty, and
thousand are willing to testify to ';is won A
derfui virtues.
All who use it a re givingtheir unanimous tes*
timor y in favor.
S.** Mix water in the mouth with the invig
orator, nnd swallow both together.
The Liver Invigor&tor
ISA STVKSTIRRC sn:PWM. DIICOVEIIY,
and is daily working cures, almost too great to
believe. It cures as if by magic, eren the Jiret
<io*c\jiring benefit, and seldom inore that one
bottle is acquired to rurenny kind of Liver
Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or Dy*prptia
to n common Headache. all of which arc the re
sult of a Diirancd Licrr.
Price One Dollar per (Settle.
DK. SANFOBU, Proprietor.
•tf Broadway, Now York.
And retailed by nll Druggists. Sold also by
HE *.I,EV D Sll RIVER,
Scpt.G, 185S—ly. Cumberland, Md.
A V ery Fine Stock of
HOOTS, AM) SHOI:S, HATS.
tfco.,
Jus! Received l>.v W. BKEXIJLE,
OPPOSITE THE POST-OFEFIC.
(^11 ARI.EB W. 11RENULE would respect
j fillip Inform his customers and the public
I generally, that he ha* Removed his Store to
1 the New Block ot Buildings on Baltimore St.,
opposite the Post Office—where ho has just
| received and opened u Magnificent Stock of
ITU!/?3 ASifjj STJ'IIESJ^
Embracing ail the vuriousstyles woi n by In
die*, Gentlemen , Youths, Missesaud Child
ren (manufactured at the best Citynnd Euut
ern Establishments,and selected with much
care. An enumeration ofthe styles, quali
ties ind pi ices,i s deemed unnecessary Every
taste and fancy can lie gratified. Call and
cxaminc the stock. 11 c ba*nlso rccc' ved,
r*
(n'oEWlcciicik'M
of latest styles, and Chlldron's Hats and
I Caps, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Satchels, i'mbrcl
lns, Ac., in great variety. He deems it un
; necessary t > enumerate all the various articles
1 and styles ha# in store ; but would ask a call
j from tho*e whu are in waut of articles in his
line. ,
.frlMle continues to manufacture to order
I Boot-ami Shoes of the latest styles ; and with
j this viewkceps good materials and good work
i men. ilo invites a trial. [Nov. 23, 1855.
i iMarch 17, 1869.
jShavingSaioon.
All who have beards to cut or hair to crop
Just call on us at our New {Shop,
j At noon or eve, by night cr day,
Or any time that you can stay;
Our room is neat, our towels clean,
Our scissors sharp, and razors keen,
And every thing wo think you'll find,
To -nil the taste mid please the irind-
Anl then we move our hand as truo,
As any barber e'er can do,
With rauid touch we'll smooth the f.icc.
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and (kill enn do,
Your money will procure for you.
COKXSiI .fe FRANCIS,
Bi scnicut of Revere House,
! March 17,1859.
A Fine Assortment of Slvcr Hoods
JUST OPENED AT
S. T. LIT 11. B**
JEWELRY STORE,
lialtimorc Street, near the Depot,
SUCII AS
j QUGAR Spoons and Sifters,
I Preserves and Crenin Spncnr,
Mustard and Salt Spoons,
lec Cream and Float Spoons,
Salt Scllars,
■ Picket Knives mid Forks, Butter Knives, Tea
! and Tablespoons, Port Monies, Card Cases, Ac.
S. T. LITTLE.
j Cumberland, Oct. 21—tf.
HARDWARE STORE!
'IMIK subscriber, having purchased the stock
I X. lately owned by Joseph Frantz, and having
; added thereto by recent purchases, is prepared
jtoollcrto purchasers of Hardware, a general
| assortment,which he willsell as n they
j can it., lmd tn the city.
I Hid assortment consists, in part, of
Tabic anil Pocket Cutlery; Scissors:
Stoves; Fancy Baskets, Market
Baskets, Coffee Mills; Shovels and
TOURS;
Nails, Spikes: Sheet Copper; Meat Cutters;
Smith's Anvils; Locks, Hinges, Screws; Hollow
Castings; Brass and Porcelain Kettles; Steel
Forks, Spades; Sausage Suffers; Sheet Brass, '
Smith's Bellows and Vises.
Planes and Chisels,
of 1-vcry variety; Ohio Grind-Stones; Doublo '
rind single barreled Uuna; Gun Caps and Wads; '
Wad Cutters; and a variety of other Staple ,
and Fancy Goodf. Also, a very superior grticle
of fcewipgNeedlc?. T. JOHNS,
Sept. V — 7 Cqt. Bal'o. uijd Centre gts.
Watches ! Watches ! j (
JUST reepiv '•, a food assortment of
FJNKii-udLoT Priced Watbes r.t
J. P. WRIGHT'S, 1
JpwcDy Establishment.
AN assortment of Coil Oil Lamps always on t
hand. Old lamps changed to burn Coal Oil. 1
June 8. TB*S J T. MAGJLL.
THE REMEDY !
HEALEY Si SHRIVER'S
LINIMENT
A Safe a lid Jit liable Care for
•Sprains, Bruises, Rheumatism,,
Chilblains, Fains in the Limbs and Back,
Cramps, &c., &c.
Prepared only by IIEAI.EY A SIIRIVKP..
Ciiouiijt.-. and wholesale Druggists
A WONDERFUL CURE PERFORMED PY
m M3DIL
Jlcairt. Henley tb Shricer.
Gentlemen : —A bo ut Thanksgiving
day 1857, (Nov. 26.) I had tho misfortune to
receive a severe injury by falling ofTtho top of n
railroad car, bruising and straining my back
so that I was a complete cripple, not being ablo
to move myself without tho most excrutiating
pain. I procured a bottle of your valuable Lini
ment and used it ns directed; in four days I
was able to walk about and in six weeks cur
ed, the pain and swelling having entirely left
my back.
I cheerfully recommond your Liniment as be
ing an article which I believo to be unrivalled.
JAS. SULLIVAN.
Cumberland, Fob. 16, 1858.
THE REMEDY again Triumphant.
CUMBERLAND, Fob. 15, 1858.
Jteetrt. JJcaley J Sh river,
Gentlemen :—I have made use ot
your Liniment on a very severe strain which
one of iny horses got by slipping and falling
on ice, and by applying it us directed in the
printed directions four times so reduced the
swelling and inflammation that the horso re
covered completely.
From the above trial of your valuable Lini
ment I do not hesitate to recommend it as one
on which full reliance may be placed.
Fob. 18. W.V.KELLER.
TIN Willlfi liPORIlffl!
J. T, MAGILL
BKGP leave to call the attention of the public
to his large and well assorted stock of
Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware;
Parlor and Cooking Stoves, for Wood or Coal
—avaricty always on hand; Chimney Tops;
Hot and Cold Water Baths: Children's Baths;
Refrigerators; Water Coolers; a variety of Ju
panedWaro; Extra Castings, of various de
scriptions for Stoves; Fire Brick; Sheet Copper
and Brass; Lead Pipe: Zinc, Ac.
jC-fT* Hot and Cold WA TEll BA TJ/S
and CHIMNEY TOES constructed
and put up to order.
Merchants buying will find it to theiradvnn
tage to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Stoves, Furnaces, Ac., cleansed, repaired,
and refurnished with Fire-brick and Isinglass,
To the mining public I would call attention
to ray Miner Lamps, unsurpassed.
An assortment of COAL OIL LAMPS, al
ways on hand. Old Lamps changed to burn
the Coal Oil.
FOR SPORTSMEN,
1 have Ely's Celebrated Cartridges, Caps, and
Ounpowder, unsurpassed.
Metnlic Roofing. Spouting, and all kinds of
House work executed with dispatch.
All work warranted as represented.
Particular attention given to all orders from a
| distance.
! /*-?T*Bnltimsre Street, 2 doors West of the
Post Ofiiee, Cumberland, Md.
I Sept. ISf.S—tf.
Winan's Steam--Ship.
A PHOTOGRAPH of this novel invention
may be seen by calling at the store of S.
T. Little, Baltimore Street, Cumberland, Md.
At the sntue time you will notice a largo
and well selected assortment of
law. A T i! ii ii
Jewelry, Silver and Elated Ware, C'ochs,
and Fancy Goods,
I as he has just returned from the East wi h the
best assortment ever offered to this community.
S. T. LITTLE,
Baltimore Street,
j October 14,'58- tf. Near the Railroad.
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
I IX22I®CDIPI£]L a '£3 tf* 3d <23 OS. <£><£**
DK. WM. E. IIOYT,
OLD ESTABLISHED PRIVATE HOSPITAL
Located in the Arcade, opposite Poet Office,
SYRACUSE, N. Y.
VI 7"HEILE lie introduces to the notice of
those afllicted with any form of Private
Disease, the FRENCH SYSTEM of CI.RK. This
class ol complaints !>•• lias made a specialty lor
the last la years, and the knowledge he has ol
i the NEW METHOD OF TREATMENT now in opera
| tion in Paris, and the Hospitals of this coun-
I try, warrants him in saying that none of the
forms the disease is wont to assume, ' without
I n Sure, Quick tool Pi-rmaneut Jit uicdy. The
. remedies employed by the Dr.arefree froiu any
! offensive taste or suiell, contain no mercury
I and require no change of diet, business or
! pleasure. Persons can be cured at home by
I staling their case and addressing Dr. W.M. E.
HOYT. Male and Female, who have .Speruia
; torrhrea or Nocturnal Emissions, lose no time,
j but consult the Dr. and get his Specific, which J
has saved thousands from the gravo, and which
j is warranted to cure this disease in from 8 to
It weeks or the money refunded. Price sl.
| Dr. llovr is also agent for Dr. Dumas' Femole
| Monthly Pills. No female should he without
them They can truly be called the "Female's
Friend."
I A desideratum has been gained in the prac
tice of Medicine hitherto unattainable by the
medical faculty. Dr. DUMAS has used these in
his practice in Paris (which is the largest of
any Physician in that city) for years, and nev
er during the 39 years practice, has he been
known to have failure. These Pills have been
approved by the Kcote dc Medicine, fully sanc
tioned bv the M. R. C. 3. of London, Edinburgh
and Dublin, ns a never-failing remedy fur pro
ducing the Catementnl or Monthly Plow.—
Though perfectly barmless to the most delicate,
yet ladies are earnestly requested not to mis
take their condition, (if pregnant,) ns miscar
riage would ensue. Price $ 1 per box. sent by
mnil.
Dr. DUMAS' FEMALE PROTECTING INSTRUMENT,
patented and protected by Dr. DUMAS, of Paris,
and sanctioned by the College of Physicians
and Surgeons of London.
This Instrument enable.' tlioso whose health
or circumstances do not permit of an increase j
of family, to regulate or limit their offspring l
without injuring the constitution. The Instru
ment is perfectly safe, no mctalic substance en
tering into its composition ; it will Inst n life
time without getting out of order, and cannot
fail. It can be carried about tho person and
used without interference to the conjugal rela
tions of the married state. Those who Jo not
find it ns represented can have the amount of
its eost returned. Sent by mail to any part of
the United States and Canada on tho receipt of
$5. Don't mistake the name or place.
I)R. WM. E. IIOYT,
March 24, 1859—-ly. Syracuse, N V.
j ■ E! m- ■-■ K W
! Drs. HUMMELSIMEi EWISC,
I n^fl'ISTS, — Respectfully inform tlio puh
-Lf lie thnt they continue the practioo of
I DENTISTRY, in all it. various branches, at
tluir Dental Rooms, CumltrlavJ, MJ.
Teeth inserted on Gold, l'latinn. Pa Indium
or Silver plate, in the most approved manner.
C.IitMOCS TEEIU
carefully ciansed and filled with gold foil of
the best quality.
Teeth extracted without pain, and for the
poor gratis.
Charges moderate and work warranted.
?/?iJ-Rooms in McKaig'sNew Block, second
floor, Baltimore street, opposite Post-Office.
Sept. fl, 1358—eom.—y.
New Arrival of Jewelry.
E undersigned hnsjust received a large sup
1. ply of the latent style of
.1 E YV E Is It Y ,
to which be invite? the attention of all purcha 1
Hois also Agent for the sale of thocelobrated
Bnglcy Gold Pen?, (now Newton's) which, for
excellence, durability, and cheapness, nro not
surpasscdin the world. He respectfully invites
all persons to an examination of these superior
pens. They must be seen and usod to npprecinto
their superiority over all others ever inanufactu
red.
Jewelry made to order-Watcliesand
Jewelry neatly repaired.
Sign of the "in<3 WATCH," near the Depot,
Cumberland, Md. £. T- JjJTTLE.
To Sportsmen!
Wire crtrid.es!
THE subscriber has jnst received & full sunply
of Eley's Celebrated Patent Wire Cartridges,
for shooting game, wild fowl, 40., at long dis
tances, which he offers to eportimon, who well
know how to appreciate their advantages.
April 1.13*3. J T MA OUT,.
MEDICAL HOUSE,
11 South Frederick street,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Established in ordor to afford Sound and Seien
tilic Medical Aid, and for the supcreesicn
of Quackery,
sf
DOCTOR SMITH
HAS for many years devotod hid whole at
tention to the treatment of priVK to com
plaints, in all their varied and complicated
forms. JJIs greot EUCCOES in those long stand*
ing and ditflenh cases, each as were fox
meiiy considered incurable, ie sufficient to
commend him to the publio as worthj of the
extensive patronage which ho has t- *oived.—
Within the last eight jears, Dr. S. has treated
more than 29,500 cases of Private CoirplainU
in their different forms and stages ; a practice
which no doubt exceeds that of all tho other
phyuscians now advertising in Baltimore, and
not a ainglo caso is known, vrh®re directions
were strictly followed, and medicines taken a
reasonable time, without effecting a radical and
pornianontcure; therefore, persons afflicted with
office, No. 11, South Frederick Street,
j The afllirtej should bear in mind that Dr. S
who isthe only regular physician adyertsing,
' diseases of the above na lure, "no matter how '
| difficult or long standing the case may be," j
wouid do well to call on Dr. SMITH, at hi* I
I has fpr many ycaro devoted his whole attention |
to tbo treatment of this cla Q s of Diseases.
' llis medicines are free from Mercury and all
I mineral poisons ; put up in a neat and compact
! form,and may be taken in a public or private
! house, or while tra; filing, without exposure or.
I hindmnco from business, a.ud except in cases
iof violent inflammation, no change ef diet is
necessary.
I Let the unfortunate bear in mind when afflie
| tion overtakes them, that no time should ho lost
in making application to a competent physician,
[HP they would not only obtain relief from pain,
! avoid inortiflcat ion through exposure, and elude
great constitutional injury, but enable their
medical assistant to be moderate in his charges
j than he could justly be, where symptoms have
heroine confirmed or the disease more widely
I diffused. The rapid advance of this truly ter
rifying disease, is sufficient to alarm the boldest
heart. When ulceration aml discolored Plotch
es with racking pains, betray to the unhappy
victim the deadly poison preying upon his vi
tals, then. "and not till then," do uiany awake
to a full sense of their danger.
We are called upon every few days tocure
Chronic Discuses, which were supposed to have
been cured years ago, but instead of which,
were only checked, driven into the system by
mercury orcoparia nndtlicreforcsecmsto be well
hut in a longer or slorter time. ly some slight
cause, break out in its worst and most difficult
forms, producing ulcers in the throat, nose or
roof of the mouth, eruptions of the rkin, pains
or swelling of bones, etc. On account of the
number of such which have lately come under
my care, and the immense suffering which a lit
tle neglect or improper treatment in the fist
stages of the disease may cause, Dr. Smith
thinks it his duty to advise the unfortunate,
pnrticularty *frar/cr* f to be careful that they
are not deceived by faht mlrcrtiacnicntsofloaat
ingtjHcfk* who make promises which could not
he fulfilled, eve., by the most experienced phy
sician s. By neglect or improper treatment, tho
patient is often reduced ton state which makes
the case extreuaoly difficult to cure. Therefore
he should be aware of the importance of con
sult ing a skillful physician in the early stage
of the disease.
UO\^TIT|-TflOVir DFJtILBTY
Young men ! beware of tho pernicious indul
gence and almost fatal injury you inflict upon
your enstitutious, by evil examples and the
morbid influence of the passions.
How many young persons do we daily behold,
whose countenance:' and debilitated constitu
tions depict disease arising from that horrible
and devastating vice.
It could be shown how attenuation of the
frame,palpitation of the heart, derangement of
the nervous system, cough, indigestion and a
train of symptom.' i ndicative of consumption,
arc often ascribed to wrong causes,when in ro
ality, they arc the consequence of an alluring
and pernicious practice, alike destructive to the
mitid and body.
You who have brought tl.is affliction upon
yourselves, why embrace the secret to your
hearts and vainly attempt to cure yourselves,
intend of making immediate application to a
skilful physician, who, in a. short time, would
restore you to perfect health, and save you from
exoosnre which the fatal consequences render it
envitablc ?
Smith give 3 hi-- special nltenlion to
the treatment of this destructive malady. Pa
tients can be cured at home by add res ing a
letter to Dr. Smith, describing symptoms, and
receive in ulicine securely packed from observa
tion, forwarded by express or otherwise to any
part of the country.
N. B.—Persons afflicted with any of the above
complaints will do well to avoid bontthiy iinpna
trr* whether foreign or native, as also the nu
merous Specifics advertised as a certain cure
for any and every disease. Theseprepnrntions
are put up to sell but no tocure, and often do
more harm than good, therefore avoid them.
" A word to the wise is sufficient."
Address, PR. J. 13. SMITH,
No. 11. S. Frederick Stßaltimore, Md.
?."-£T-Xo letters will be answered unless they
contain a remittance or Postage Stamp to pay
postage on the nn*wo<\
March 17, 1859. Dec. 7, IS53—Jy.
A RARI; (1111 IWI;
To Mnlio SSloney !
r |UIE undersigned has, at r. great deal ot
1. expense, collected together the following
valuable lteeipes, .to., lor several of which
he has paid SJS each, and he has no doubt
any one can possibly fail to make, in a short
time, an independent living by selling them,
floino r.f theni originally cost SSO, and yet
sell to business men and the afflicted, lor fiiat
amount. All who wish to procure them can
receive the entire lot enumerated below, by
return mail, poet-paid, by sending the under
signed only one dollar.
A recipe for making the celebrated Hold
ami Silver Counterfeit Detector; n recipe for
making the best Black, Blue and Red Inks,
and Indellihle Inks of nil colors: a recipe
for making the celebratod Oil-Paste Black
ing ; a Recipe lor making the celebrated
WASHING FLUID,
J which will enable one to wash more clothes
in one hour, than in twelve the ordinary way,
nnd with scarcely any labor: it is adapted to
wash all kinds of fabrics,—silks nnd woolens as
woll as linens, it also sets colors rath or than
removes them; a recipe for making the beet
Matches; a recipe for making the best COL
OGNE, nnd the celebrated
HAIR INVIGORATOR,
which ia the very best thing for the hair ever
discovered, as it will permanently rcstoro gray
l.air to its color, and cover the head of the
Lnld with n luxuriant growth; n recipe lor mak
ing the Hair Curl most beautifully, nnd also
to change hair from a light or sandy color, to
Mack; n recipe for making the very best fjuali
ty of Shaving Soap; a recipe for removing
FRECKLES,TAN,& SUN BURN
from tho face nnd hand?; a Recipe for keep
ing liutter from rancing for four or*five years;
a Recipe fur the certain cure of
FLUX AND DIARRHCEA ;
a recipe for the certain cure of CANCER,—n
sure remedy; a recipo that instantly cures the
most severe Tooth-Ache; a recipe for tho cer
tain euro of Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, and general Debility; this recipe alone
is worth 50; a recipe for the certain /cure of
AGUE and FEVER, and FITS of nil sorts;
this recipe may be considered of certain effica
cy, as ithns never been known to fail; n recipe
for Tempering, anil Polishing Edged Tools,
which has been sold in this neighborhood for
j S4O. We will also give Dr. Reese's Discovery
by the sale of which ho advertises one can
make S6O per month; also Prof. Williamson's
two ways of making from $7 to sl4 per day;
an<l Mr. J. Cook's way of tnnktmj from 500 to
2000 per cent., as advertised by him in different
newspapers. We will also send a lot of other
valuablo Recipes too ttedious to mention, which
we have printed, the entire lot embracing sll
tho valuable Recipes, and ways to make money,
ever advertised in the United Stacst
We are well assured that no oue will over re
gret sending one dollar to procure all the above
named valuable information, for if some should j
not feel disposed to sell to others, they would j
still save every year, many times the cost by
being able to wake these articles, instead of
having them to buy; and tho ingredients used
in forming thera cost comparatively nothing,
so little, in fact, that ono who mannfactures to
sell can, in many cases, make from 700 to 800
per cent, profit.
Address all orders to
D. F. BLACKBURN, M D.
Hampshire. Maury county, Tennessee.
December 2, 1558.—6 mos.
COAL OIL
AND
COAL OIL LAMPS.
articles havo just been received.—
■ Tbeoilis of recent manufacture : good in
quality as tho £perm; twice as cheap, nnd
gives a clenr, soft, pleasant light. The lamps,
of which there are variops patterns, are eper
ally constructed forthe use of this oil. The
attention of tba public is invited to the** ar
ticles.
WM. R. BEALL A Co.
Cuabsrhni, Jaa- 2Y Near the Depot. '
mm MMMM,
rmLAMftXPIIIA.
.1 Benevolent institution ts'ahliflrd ly
special Endowment for the Relief
of the Sick and Vist/nsed.nf
jiietcd Kith Viruhr.t and
Eyidem ic Diseases
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, ii >w cf
the awful destruction ol human life -d by
sexuul discuses, and tho deceptions pn-tucd
upon the unfortunate victims cf sucl ate a
by Quacks, several years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, an CHARITABTE ACT,
worthy of their name to open u Dispensary for
tho treatment of this clats of diseases, in nil
their forms, oud to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all who apply by letter, w th a
description of their condition, (age, occupation,
habits of lift, &c. ) and in eases of cxtrem
poverty and suffering, to Frsvisn JTMCIEKS
FREE OF cnxnGF. It is needless to add that
the Association commands the highest Medical
sk ill of tho ago, and will furnish the mostop
provcduiodcrn treatment.
Tho Directors of the Association, in their
Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexual
i Diseases, for the ycaronding January Ist, 1858,
I oxprcsa tho highest satisfaction with the sue.
I cess which lias attended tho labors of the Oon-
I suiting Surgeon in the cure of Spermatorrhoea,
Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhoea,
1 Gleet, Syphilis tho vice of Onanism or rbdl
abnse, Ac., and order, a continuance of the
same plan for tho ensuing year.
The director*,on a review of the past, fool
assured that thoir labors in this sphere of be
nevolent effort have been of great benefit to tie
afflicted, especially to the young, and they
have resolved to devote thtimclvt-s, with re
newed zeal, to this wry important and much
despised cause.
An admirable report on Spermatorrhoea, oi
Seminal Weakness, tbo vice of Onnr.iem, Mastur
bation, or Self-nbu-e, and other diseases of tlio
sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will
bescnt ly mail (in a sealed cnveloj c.) FREE oy
CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS fur pos
tage. Other Reports ai d Tract on the nature
and treatment ot sexual diseases, diet, Ac., art
constantly beingpublisbcd for gratuitous distri
bution, aul will bo aont tothc afflicted. Sumo
of the new remedies and methods of treat
ment discovered during the last year, are ol
great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, I)r GEO.'
R. CAI.IIOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association, No. 2 South NINTH .Street, Phila
delphia, l'n. By order of the Directors.
F.RRA D. HEAKTWELL, Pree'K
| GEO. FAIIICHILD, See'y. [Dec. 2,'58—y.-
____________
I "IT7OTUD call the attention of persons in want
[ VV of a Fine Watch, to hi* splendid stock of
LIVERPOOL
WATCHES,
which for quality and durability have been pro
nounced tbo finest in the Country. i have them
from $5 to $llOO. All Watches guaranteed as
represented. J also have a new stock of French
atid American
J 3G3 -TJZr US T-r. J-7- "ST
jin sotty. Camoo, Mosaic, Lava, o oldstone, Tlain
Setts, Mourning Breastpins. and Ear llings, all
of the very latest styles- 1 also have a large
stock of Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Cuff Pins,
Slcove Buttons, a large stock of Finger Kings
niid Gold Studs, Gold Watch Kovs, Gold and
Silver Chains of all styles, Gold and Silver
Thimhles, and a great variety of other articles.
My stock has been selected with a great deal of
care at cash prices and with the determination
to dispose of it so nsto give general satisfaction.
A visit to my establishment is respectfully soli
cited. Hoping to reecivjb patronage, I also in
form the public that I repair all kinds of Watch
es and Clocks in a neat and durable manner:
particular attention paid to F/iue Watch work.
All Watches and Clocks repaired l>y me are
warranted for one year if caiefully used.
Cumberland, March 17,155'J —y.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
C U Mli UK LAND, M AIVYLA Nl>.
r pilK subscriber having leased the Ft. Jsieli
-1. olns Hotel and purchased the whole of the
splendid furnitii.e with which it is furnished in
luxuriant style, rospcctfully inform? the public
that ii is now open for the reception of its
friends and patrons, and will continue to be
kept in a style equal to first class City Ho
tels. Neither pains nor expense will be spared
to render entire satisfaction; and from many
| years experience as a host lie flatters hlinsci
that he can accomplish it.
Tun Koostf are large and well ventilated,
and the hotel itself, besides being convenient
to, is sufficiently distant from the Depot, fo bo
freefrom the incwant ringing oj IcU* maf the
offeutive eovl tmole and yon escaping from lo
comotives continually standing in the imme
diate vicinity of the Passenger Depot.
Polite Portersa lv ays in attendance at the De
pot to receive cheeks and take charge of bog
nnf-'c -
A liberal share of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
HOARDING PER DAY , $1.50.
The several Stage Lines running hereto
fore from the Kevcro House, to the Bedford
Springs,Jolinstown and West Newton and over
the National Head, now start from the Ft. Nich
olas. Persons wishing to travel over cither of
these roads will have tickets provided for them
without further trouble, by leaving their names
nt the oflico.
Persons wishing to travel over the entire line
in tlie day-time can do so by taking the Mail
or Accommodation Trains from Baltimore and
laying over in 'Cumberland until the next
morning, and taking the & o'clock train. Those
from the West can take the 'Mail Train, lie
over and take the 'J n. in. train for ho Fast.
SAMUEL LUMAN, Pn.yrutor.
Sept. 9, 1888.
SCOTI MOTHERS,
HOUSE, SIG-KT
AND
ORNAMENTAL
(1 LAZING, VARNISHING, BRONZING,
JT AND PAPER HANGING promptly at
tended to in tuwn or country. Old Furniture
painted in
mm>&m ©irms*
All work entrusted to them will be executed
in the beet manner at short notice uod on fa
vorable terms. SHOP on Baltimore street,
room formerly occupied ad Civiliau Office.
March 31, 1851)—£Jni.
NEW CLOCKS!
JUST recivod, direct from the factory,a very
large assortment of CLOCKS of the latest
styles. Any person who wants to save money
und wants to get a good and cheap Clock, will
lo well t> rail at the Store next door to the
Post Office, where I will veil Clocks cheaper
than any other House in the city of Cumber
and, and where they can get them from To
cents up to SSO. All Clocks that I sell shall
be precisely what they ore represented to be.
March 17, 1850, F. C. KRAMER.
KM PLOYMENT.
c- Xfi A MONTH, AND ALL EXPENSES
Vw>" PAID.—AN AGENT is wanted in
every town nnd county in the United State?,
to engage in a respectable and easy business,
by which the above profits may be certainly
realized. For further particulars.address DR.
J. HENRY WARNED. corner of Broome and
Mercer Streets, New York City, enclosing
postage stamp.
January 20. 1850—6 m.
CUMBERLAND FOUNDRY,
TAI LOK A C M
Iron and Brass Pounders,
George's street, CUMBERLAND, MI),
Manufacturers of
Strain Engines, Boiler*, Railroad nnd
Mine Cars, Mining Machinery. Furnaces,
Stoves, Grates, Mill-If°a?, Plows, Agricultural
X mplements, Ac.
March 17, ISiP-— y.
JVotice.
John Paul, I this Isth day
vs. " V/ of April, 1850, that John
His Credi'nrs. ) Paul, give notice tohis cred
itors, endorsers and sureties, that the sec
ond Monday of October next, is fixed for the ftUd
John Paul to appear in the Circuit Court
for Allegany county, to answer such interroga
tories or allegations as hit creditors, endorsers
or sureties may propose or allege against him,
and that ft copy of this order bo published once
a week for three months ; n some newspaper
published in the city of Cumberland, prior to
the 6aid second Monday of October next, 18 9,
as such notice.
Test—ll. RESLEY,CIerk.
April 21.1850 —3 m
COrPFR Kottler Fufnat " . Ac., for rale cheap
■ jour JOHNSON'S.