ocr: f iaiurs 3!tosic. ITNOST" PIANOS; gaeaeßHßg a o L D M E D A L S 179 Iff IN THREE SUCCESSIVE YEARS * J U At the Maryland Institute, Besides first premiums at Fairs in Philadelphia, Washing ton and Richmond. TESTIMONIALS OF EXCELLENCE ... FROM* t HALRRRC, STR A KOSCH, andG. BATTER. A so from some of the cost eminent Professors an! ama tea m the country. WM. KNABK A CO., 1,3,5 and 7 NORTH EUTAW STREET, and No. 207 BALTIMORE STREET , between Charles and Ligh t streets, would respectfully invite the attention of the public tc their well assorted stock of GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO FORTES, which, for beautv of finish, power, anil sweetness o! tone and elasticity of touch, .i&ve b?on. by judges, pronounet d un rivalled. Every Piano guaranteed for five years, and a piivi lege of exchange granted at any time within si* months, if not entirely satisfactory. Terms liberal. A rail is respectfully solicited before par- •hasin? elsewhere. Pianos taken in exchange, hire,!, tuned ami repaired auflUfr W)l. KNABF. Ik 'HI. PIANOS! PIANOS! F D. BENTKF.N, J !J J No MK Cihrlxs sratir, 80 \V FATETTE STEEET, fEt trance from either street,) is Sole Ag nt in Baltimore NUXNS fc CI.ARKS' AND .STRINWAY k SONS' 001.D MEDAL PIANO FORTES, constantly receiving new supp ies from these celebra- rectories, which are considered by competent judges to fS? J^fra P l , i no,s made anywhere. MEj.OI>Eo\S from $45 tofciOO. ffv 1 lHno * for rp n*. tuned and repaired, nanos exchanged, and Second hand Pianos for sale. |W'' P H "JB "THE BEST JJ 811 P1 A X °aiTE OJ£TES B^PaiS decide in favor of them, and them aUo-" A finest/vikof MUSIC'AND MEI.ODEONS , 1... „„ ond hand PI ANOa, bill little used Also, sec 9- PIANOS FOR RENT I T. STODDARD sNI-tfr m iih.No <S"U'h Calvert sn( 'HEMO V A LT Wall ii'Tg VERY LOW FOB CASH. Ypi Iron Frum", Sole I/Catherand Iron Bound TRUNKS, Carpet Bags, Valises, Ladies it at Cases. Also laulies' French Trunks of all sines and finish, at J. V. D. VAN NORTWICK'S, „ _ _ _, No. 259 Baltimore street, K. B. Trunks Covered and Repaired. 021-lyr *"g=* L>U. PAUK KUMUNDS, surgeon DENTIST No. 49 HANOVER STREET, ' *36 IB* . Baltimore. CHXJBOH ORGANS. The subscribers respectfully inform the public t „• have on hand TWO CHURCH ORGANS, of Vive Silobs Ld vis: Gamba, Dulciana, Stop'd Diapason (Baash Priuatbiel'


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ocr: PR. BAAKEE TREATS AI.I, DISEASES FREE OFCHARGF tnciM A rouir7i" ['T| B 'f ,p ° dal •" Hi ni„ cases. ( ouL'hs, Colds. Consumption. CrouD 1nf1u.1.7.1 lui m' 1 HpwSn'd''' "J" 1 a " ? tll , t:r •liAeaws of the Tin-out anJ •f• if k.n li-' L' -? p , artlcu ' ar attention to the treatment rm 1?,,,T"v rr I .' u ? u,,a ß"' Rheumatism, (acute t'ii.'s ,ni iv .' l is Ii a, Paralysis, Epilepsv, Dvspopsia, . Is- anil !u.. t n n l eme " tS Ts Of 'he Stomach, Diver and liow t ion will 'MO K >-''™ nic Female direases. Special atten lion u ill be given to the treatment of the "f use of antl he has constant ii "" hand an excellent assortment of lieautiful Artificial ee T:,l l.vm pan urns, or Ear Drums, suitableforeithersex fife minutes. WAAKfcK.has made a new discovery of a Fluid that will produce perfect absorption of the Cataract, and restore perfect vision to the Kye without the use of the knife. Dr. isaakec can produce one thousand certificates f his lierfect success in curing Cancer, old Sores or Ulcers, Fistula, Swell ings or 1 uinors of every description, and without the use of the knife. Special arrangements must be m:ule with Dr Inuikee for the treatment of the last named diseases, as they will reaiiire his constant advice ami attention. PR BAAKEE is one of the most skillful and celebrated Surgeons and 1 hysicians now living. His fame is known personally in nearly every principal city in the world. All letters directed to lh\ Baakee, (enclosing ten cents,) from any distance, correctly stating the nature of the disease OF nTARGIL" atk ' nt 9 treated by C ° r Office hours from BA. .11. to 5 P M X;, 71 I.KXIXC.TOX ST., between Baltimore. Md. naitfrj f are more durable 1 SI.ATE are much sponger THA.V It ANTI Fsl are m ° rC beautiful ' MARBLE will stand heat better MAXTI. E|S'. are much cheaper J hor sale by GEO. 0. STEVENS & CO, 'cf' tor 47 West Pratt street, near Gay. MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO, HAVANA CIGARS. Ac. ,470ft 1 - AC * A P KS MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, of ""lavontc brands, qualities and sines. received from . _ 'h'- J lest factories in Virginia and North Carolina .IF BALES Ll-.AI- TOBACCO; various Vegas and classes, of our importation. O'.ft CASES CONNECTICUT SEED LEAF TOBACCO, extra wrappers and selections, from some of the l>est crops. 100 CASKS do. do.. Fillers. 1 £>£ CASES PENN'A'SEED LEAF TOBACCO, Wrap J &<Jpers and Fillers. 50 CO. LEAF, choice quality. l700 : 000b" A nd A^all C JSesa?.d classes." ** I fcMOKJN(i ToBACoo. A new article manufactured at Ha vana. of the choicest \ uclta do Alia jo Tobacco, expressly for tie* citv retail trade, in V> lb. papers and cases. 1 ri\ BBI.S VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO, wel ■ ".ulapted for the Grocers' trade. \\ e are receiving regular supplies of the almve named arti des, and invite the attention of the trade to our stock which we offer for sale 011 liberal terms. „ CIiAS. 1). DEFORD A CO., nlO-tfr 87 South Gav st OLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND . v IN THE CITY. ANDREW E. WARNER, No. 10 NORTH GAY STREET, MA XIFA C TURK H O F SILVER WARE ANI) FINE GOLD JEWELRY, AMI DEALER IN SILVER PLATED WARK, „ . AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY, "a? in store a beautiful assortment of New Styles and j'at terns of Rich Jewelry and Silver Ware suitable 'for presents, embracing a great variety of Set and Plain Gold RROOCHES; Mesiac, Carbunkle, Coral, Pearl, Lava, Cameo, Etruscan, &e. EAR RINGS; RUACELETS. FINGER RINGS, set with Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Pearl, Opal, Arc ; Ladies'GOLD CHAINS; Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature LOCKETS; Cold Thimbles; Cuff Buttons and I'ins; Signet, Chased and Plain Gold Rings, IVncil and Pens; Sleeve BUTTONS and STI DS: Gold and Jet Crosses; Jet Bracelets; Pins and Ear Run.' 4 :; I fair Jewelry of beautiful designs, Ac. Also a complete assortment of Rest Quality Heavy Silver Fluted TEA SETTS, Waiters, lev Pitchers, Cake Baskets, fruit. Butter and Salt Stands, Castors, Candlesticks, Pearl Ham lie Dessert Knives, Spoons, Forks, Ladies' FANCY ARTICLES, Ac., which will lie sold on the most reasonable terms. savtf CIOLLECTION OF CLAIMS, J IN QU KEN ANN K'S, K EXT .v TALB<>T C< UNTIES WOOLMAN J. GIBSON, Centreville, Md., respectfully of fers his services to the Public for the Collection of Claims, of every description, in the above named counties; in the recovery of which he will employ the most prompt and ener getic means. J* rom his rtiy extensive knowledge of the people, his past success, and bis unwearied application to business, he le liev.es be shall give entire satisfaction to all who may confide their business to his care. His charges will be moderate. REFERENCES; I hiladelphvx —Dr. David Jayne; DeCourcy, Lafourcade k Baltimore—\K m. Che-nut, Esq., Wm. H. Gatchell, Esq., Messrs. Wells V Miller. Centrerille — Hon. 15. B. Carmichacl, Pere Wilmcr, Esq. Che.stertown— Hon. J. Alfred Pearce. • | Samuei I iambi'tnn fel4-tf OSEN D A L E CEM E N T

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ocr: j , I 1 j j ' j ! 1830. 1859, ' % °^aig' a oomift© tC^ WH&LESALE AS~D retail DEALER IX FOREIGN DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, j Has just returned from the East with a large and sj'er.ciid atcck of Div Goods, of every variety. I • Silk., Embroider!;*, Ducat., Shaw if. Lac??, Chflllic?, Mantilla., Jaconets, Brilli.-.nis, Gloeei, Pereoicf, LAHOS, Milt., Skit ts. MottseKtts, j Cravat., Titrlaton., • p,. ~e'g t Handkerchiefs, Nainsooks, Bereaves. DOMESTIC GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY. DRE-S GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY Call at tie Old Stand and eiamine for yGurrelres. j March 24. 185 P. HOPEWELL HERB.

place_of_publication: Cumberland, Md.

publisher: W. Evans


ocr: Dr. J. H. Robinson j TEE NORTHERN TRAPPI\G (iltOI'M!! Nick Whiffles "in the Pison Newspapers ag'in by Mighty!" 'B' S3 IE BLC N ew York Mercury For Saturdsy, June 25,1859, , (NOW READY AT ALL TBE NEWS DEPOT* I AND BOOK STORES.) Will contain the initial chapters of a 1 n, w Western tale, from the graceful and j f 1 c tous pen cf I)R. J. H. ROBINSON, j who ha* been engaged to write EXCLC- ' siVELY for that journal for a number years. This story is entitled "Pathaway; OR, THE Mopil\ OUTLAWS.; A TALE OF TEE XORTXZRS TRAP-; PI.VG GROUSES; And is eorsi ored by the author to be j the very best work which uis talent has! yet produced. Those who know the dramatic power and KLKGANT STYLE, the interesting 1 situations and BBAUTV of INCIDENT . which have rendered famous all the wri tings of the AUTHOR OP "BOCK BISON." cannot but bail with dJight this new emanation from his pen. THE TP APT IXC, OROUXDS OP THE, XORTU AND UEST Mm) a peculiarly favorable field for the ■ I 'cation an 1 working out of a romance, 1 and the characters that roam through that FLOWERV WILDERNESS an ' Specially fitted for intr- duction into itt pages. The readers and admirers of dr, r:binson 5 s writings wt!l r ircmber with | leasurc tke cbiracter of . w iil T i (iTiiinriiira (■ is i\ WeL-ZJ-iw;' in a story of tliat name, recently pub • <J. and will ! ■ _• 11 i to learn that tbe ■ ti:ne personage will figure in the nmm> -uri •united, r? ever. Lr many "Difli*;i!tics,'' • i !■ •.ilis.fi to tl;e roniar.rn >i vf-in of syupn • l.iiir.' " nod quiit.t drollt-ry that w'!! ' re dcr It Irrc istible to the lover of fan I ' 'cut nt l> man nature. Inndlliion to. • I • tr *!*'• ). tiie p'ct will !;-■ found tniiie in- • tr-'c v : r.uu . Hid t! c-i uationg more re i • • ■. tire of DRAMATIC INTEREST j tlier atorr the author btis wi . It {j full of vyilcl Life and Action, ■i 1•; stirring iuci lent nud Poriious Adventure, • r. ' thr. nh •> storv run? rn tinder j.l : fntr-rwcnrrsn GOLDKN'-TURR\D ::i> V (•( f "sentiment, tinting all with the - ] • !p o: THE GENTLE CHARM 0E T :: tciting And |icturesque scenes of PATHAWAY w'i; it t'ic?. ,-n AS tie tl.cnics for a ?o 1* a uf Beautiful Illustrations. .vo I'.Lei't: ! c f the most celehrated o: A merican ariiajfw, ' •


ocr: BllAliCT AlttTll USIMEAT. Agony of I—Scknwu i bealtli I—lor drstb f TheM *rs the- qnsstinna >nv<.]rtfd in tL •JcpUonor rejection ( ibin a pe WllV V lll# to exleraa ' Vr disease*and uijurtos. Having re 'rf lslwDt Of tlMdi* 1 - W 1 UfiKtihilted „m Ute l>r 1 Jy-vla KAlit, sud iUfificoey twled dur ml [iM two ,k " fu, * in tl> rv VTM VMi| K'""' "f it is now sour f -YHP.-pBgS Ing into in ererj see '.f tlio rivU.wd and lu THE AFFIICTEH REJOICE EUIDRpDB snd TIIOUSAKDf Af dq. MET ''a •. Btunii, snd er M 7m in freedom from lone niigerißg I'AiN and 1)1 SKA SHE which Cher .oxnetließ had failsf v aims' NEt'Jtai'.GlA',* KHM> sin Trlir* 1 * MAT]SB. SCROFUIA, IAK *I Jnßk ACIIC ur ioOill-ACHK/—Are yos alUictetl tfT.lt UI.D flnf fcriug from BRUISES, Sl'lUlNß OH'.NS, 80RK JIVkH, I'ILKBf ARCTIC UNMWSJT* R* \J§jBP will mfftird yna iosUct reliei Everybody ia lisble le AM© 6©^(LE)S. these dreadful eccidsnts thi mmwl H/iM iJ&y UWHIENT ehoold bi y.'m't r • jjpSfcl' jym bend, for it efTords suil 1- '1 4/ /I W*W:> i*wn edlete relisf, often sav nvnidetb reilroed Irsin ehonli M , Pw that bee heard thi H* ? cf *>u*h uttered by Uw m, * nd © end cohwoaf, does no h|2 fctl • me mesne ef'rslievln# tor b ,r * should elwsye bv scressible ? Surh doss exist In tbb VffjWl * 14QwV balmy peiu continuing egsnt. It k THE MOTHERS' COMPARIOK. , 5&1 It cures CAKES m TBI JwU." BREAST, SRE NIPPLE disn who prise a purs ekia kvoid of pimplea, biotehes, eeuvt t* end all dlecoloretiens and aw p? cveecenf^H, J jjMjjmffr . theee trtfj eeeore on besuty'i BBS? ; domain se soon en they apnea] with the ARCTIC UNINDv'T ' Hii It is excellent for the Heir. ' giving it a healthy, glossy If iterance. It is GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST. It is a aotsrsign remedy ftX A \ T,iriouß isaaes wltk %5L>*'"WJ<V iif'ifl which horses are afflicted, su 17 BDw /Jul'll ing the moat alarming cases o) w Jt BRVISES. PPKAINS, BTRINO Wf® HALT. WOUNDS, SCRATCH JKA V* KSr SWEENY. SPA YIN, RINO j|Wr BONE, BIG-HEAD, POU/ 1 EVIL, Ac. No farmer, livery owning valuable H •sjtas should be witliout this value* Tor sals by all rsspsctabls Druggists and Dealer*. Tries# of the Liniment, 25 cents, 60 cants and fl a bob lis. A one-dollar bottle contains as much liniment a* eight twenty-lve cent bottles , EXTRAORDINARY' ANNOUNCEMENT. Every purchaser of a dollar bottle of ths ARCTIC LINe WENT receives. at Dr. Bragg'e eipense, the UNITEI RATES JOURNAL, of New York, for one year. The JeurnaJ la a large illustrated paper—each number con taining sixteen pages, beautifully printed on clear whits paper, and filled with original matter from the moet brfl- Bant wrltera of the country. Certificate of aubeeriptloe and full particulars of the novel and philanthropic en* terpriee, of which this offer forms a part, will asoompaftf men bottle An AGENT WANTED in EVERT TOWN and VILLAGE BRAGG 7k BURROWEI, St. Louie, Mo. New Yoax Omm, No. 871 BROADWAY. Oemmnnieebona should always be addressed-to St. Lent* J. B. H. CAMPBELL, April 29, 1858.1 y. Agent, Cumberland, Md.


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ocr: THE OALVERTON COTPER SMITH WORKS, AMPREPAR E I,f6 W M-Ir E TH T 0 6 Al O V R^^ K " WW WW. W ( JL R REPAIR, ALL KINDS OF COPPER WORK. AT SHORT VOTICX. AlO-ly JOHN M. BRUCE.


ocr: L~i GH T~PRESSED TOBACCO. ' Harris's People's Favorite. " Wiglicocomiro. " Belle Creole. " Sultana, Ac., Ac., Ac. Jas. Thomas, Ir.'s Matta-po-ni, Honey Moon, Ac., he. Goodwin's Pride of the Old Dominion. Harris, Spicer & Harris' Fstremaduro. Klßoleta, And all other desirable Louisa county Tobacco for sale by WARWICK, FRICK h BALL, Jel4-t? OOSouth street. EXCHANGE ONSAN FRANCISCO AND ALL the principal mining towns of California for sale by PENDERGABT BROS., mSG-tf JJB No 77 Smith's wharf, up stairs.


ocr: teksg PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS, GOLD M ED A I, S 11Ci 7 U IN THREE SUCCESSIVE YEARS J w J 11 At the Maryland Institute, Besides first premiums at Fairs in Philadelphia, Washing ton and Richmond. TESTIMONIALS OF FXCELLENCE FROM' TH ALB ERG, STRAKOSCH, andG. S A TT E R. A so from some of the most eminent Professors and ama teu in the country. ffM. KNABE 4 CO.. 1, 3,5 and 7 NORTH EUTAW STREET, and No. 207 BALTIMORE STREET between Charles and Light streets, would respectfully invite the attention of the public to their well assorted stock of GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO-FORTES, which, for beauty of finish, power, and sweetness ol and elasticity of touch, have been, byjudges, pronounced un rivalled Every Piano guaranteed for five years, and a privi lege of exchanye ifrantiM at any time within six months, not entirely satisfactory. Terms liberal. A call is respectfully solicited before pur chasing elsewhere. Pianos taken in exchange, hired, tuned and repaired. au26-tfr WM. KNABE 4 CO. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY—SEPTEMBER TERM, 1859—E J. DEVITT vt J. ST. AXGE. The Creditors of the firm of ST. ANGE it COMPANY are hereby notified to file their claims with vouchers thereof in the office of the Clerk of the Court for Baltimore City on or before the Ist day of Novem ber, 1859, in pursuance of the order of said Court, dated 23d September, 1859. WM. PINKNEY WHYTE, 524-law3w Receiver.


ocr: /FP TIIE FIRST ANNIVERSARY THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRIS! LAN ASSOCIATION OF EAST BALTIMORE will lie held in the Caioline street M. E. Church on THURSDAY EVENING, 7th instant, at 7*3 o'clock. Addresses will be delivered by Rev. Dr. R. Fuller, Rev. Dr. J. T. Smith, Rev. H. B. Riifgaway and C. L. L. I*eary, Esq. The public are invited to attend. apti-2t* MARYLAND SAVINGS INSTITUTION. —Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders that an ELECTION for FIFFEEN DIRECTORS of this Institution will he held at the < iffice of the Institution, No. 36 S. Charles street, on MONDAY, 11th of April, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 12 o'clock, noon. ai Pt WILLIAM RAKER. President. FRANKLIN BANK OF BALTIMORE, MARCH IS, 1859.-NOTICE.-Thc ELECTION for EIGHT DIRECTORS to serve for the ensuing twelve months will be held at the new Banking House, South street, on MONDAY, the IS til day of April next, between the hours of ten and three o'clock. J. M. BOCK, mh!9-3tawte Cashier. FT-P FARMERS AND MERCHANTS'BANK, ' BALTIMORE, 19th March, 1859. —The Stockholders of this Bank are hereby notified that an ELECTION for NINE DIRECTORS to serve the ensuing year, will be held at the Banking House on MONDAY, the 11th day of April next, be tween the hours of 12 M and 2 P. M mhl9-U JAMES MOTT, Cashisr.


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ocr: 1859. 1859. Commet^ WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALER IS FOREIGN DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Has just returned from the East with a large and splendid stock of Dry Goods, of every variety. Siiki, Embroideries, Ducale, Shawls, Laccs, Clmllie's, Mantillas, Jaconets, Brilliants Gloves, Percales, J,awns, Mitts, Skirts, Mouselius. Cravnts, Tarlatons, Pi',nets, Handkerchiefs, Nainsooks, Berengcs,- DOMESTIC GOODS IN EVERY VAIUETY. DRESS GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY Call at the Old Stand and examine for yourselves. March 24,1859. HOPEWELL HEBB.


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ocr: , ' i i | '2 O 0 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE. THE PLACE TO BUY GUNS! GUNS! GUNS! GUNS! E I F L E S! PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS! DUCK AND BIRD GUNS Of all qualities, lengths and bores, selected by one of our firm who has just returned from Europe, and where we have made arrangements with various manufacturers, which enables us to offer G- TJ KT S AT LOWER PRICES -®5. than they can be bought for either in New York, Philadel phia, Baltimore, or any other city making any pretension. sl4-tDHr REVOLVERS AND PISTOLS,


ocr: V.OVEJOV . °o. Y No 195 BALTIMORR STREET. f HOSIER V . GLOVES, GAUNTLETS, UNDER-SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. LADIES' AND MISSES' UNDER-\ ESTS ZEPHYR WORSTEDS, KNITTING YARNS. SHAKER KNIT WOOLEN GOODS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL No. 195 BALTIMORE STREET, between I.iybt and Churl-- tW AGENTS FOR WILLIAMS' THiKi V IK". I IK SKIVING MACHINES. oU i.I


ocr: 1*0" * MAKE TO ORDER FOR <sl f| KA EALF DOZ. SHIRTS, equal to any LiUiWU made elsewhere for 815 CO AA HALF BOZ- SHIRTS, eouel to any vwiUv made elsewhere for sl2. <59 fiA PER DOZ'finest 4-nly COLLAR 3, vriiUU usually sold for $3) Boys' Shirts at all Prices. UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, &1 vX-./OtS sold elsewhere for $l5O <sl AA FOR FINE UNDERSHIRTS, sold OLUU elsewhere for $1 25- 7K FORGOOD QUAL IT T UNDER- I O Lla, SHIRTS sold elsewhere for SIOO. DRAWERS AT SAME RATES. Hosiery, Gloves, Ties, Scarfs, Cravats, Umbrellas, Canes, Ate., t±c,, KMERACIXG EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF CENTS' FURNISHING COODC. tar OUR SEWING IS ALL DONE BY HANI), "VS i'nuiiK become c uvinced that Maciiin- Work will uoi ar en ual to it, an.l every trareient mad- by us i. warrantid - represented, or the money ri-fnnrled. RAYMOND A- BURTON, s-t t lair :tti \V. BALTIMORE STREET


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ocr: of j j of ," or or or or or or (o or .r or of of M. Ja on Al tlie stif- j the will lie ] ' and will sale Md. the 1859. 1859. o<2 % c **if Comift eTC^ WHOLESALE AND EETML DEALER f : V FOREIGN DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Has just returned from the East with a large and splendid stock of Dry Goods, of every variety. Silks, Embroideries, Dticals, Shawls, Races, Cliallies, Mantilla.', .laconets, Ilrilliants, Gloves, Percales, I.awns, Mitts, Skirls. Mouseiins, Oravats, Tarlatons, Planets, Handkerchiefs, Nainsooks, licreages. DOMESTIC GOODS IN EVERY VAIIIETV. DRESS GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY Tail at the Old Stand and examine for yourselves. March 24, 1859. HOPEWELL HERB. HELMB OLD'S Genuine Preparation O F Ilijtlilj Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract Biichu, for Dircitcß nf the Illaildcr, Kitfney*, (travel, Jtropny, Weaknff*, Obitruction*, Se cret Dieeaeei, Female Complaint*, and all JHeeasen of the Sexual Organ*, Arising from Excess aud iuiprudencies in J.ifu, and removing all Improper Discharges from the Dladdor, Kidneys, or Sexual Organs, wheth er existing in MALE OR FEMALE. From whatever cause thoy may have origina ted, and uo matter of How Long Standing, (J icing Health and Vigor to the Frame, and lH.oom to the Pallid Cher ' Joy to the Afflicted ! ! | It cures Nervous and Debilitated Sufferers, and removes all the Symtoms, among which will be found, Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss of Mem ory, Difficulty of Ereathing General Weakness, Ilurror of Di sease, Weak Nerves. Trembling, Drcd fnl llorror of Death, Night Sweats, Cold Fcut, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, Lan guor, Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System, Often Enormous Appetite, with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing of tho Body, Dryness of the Skin, Pal lid Countenance and Eruptions on the Face, Pain in the Back Heaviness of the Eyelids, Frequently Black •Spots Flying before tho Eyes, with Tempo rary Suffusion and Loss of Sight; Want of Attention, Great Mobility, Restlessness, with Horror of Society. Nothing is more Desirable to such Patients than Solitude, and nothing they moro dread for four of themselves ; no Repose oi Manner, no Earn estness, no Speculation, but a Hurried Transition from ouo question to anoth- These symptoms, if allowed to go on—which this medicine invariably removes—soon follows LOSS OF POWER, FATUITY, AND EPILEP TIC FITS —in one of which the patient may I expire. Who ran say that these excesses are not frequently followed by those direful dis eases—lNSAX ITY AND CONSUM PTION <— The records of the INSANE ASYLUM, and the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION, bear ample witness to the truth of these nssor tions. In Lunatic Asylums tho most melnn- I choly exhibition appears. The countenance is actually sodden and quite destitute—neither Mirth or Grief, over visits it. Should a sound ut the voice occur, it is rarely articulate. 4 'With woeful measures wan despair Low sullen sounds his grief Beguiled." ! Debility is most terrible ! and has brought ! thousands upon thousands to untimely graves, | thus blasting the ambition of many noble youths. It can bo cured by the use of this INFALI.IBLE RE M E DY. ; If you are suffering with any of the above distressing ailments, THE F L U I 1) EX TRACT BUCHU will cure you. Try it and be convinced of its efficacy. BKWAUB OF QUACK NOSTRUMS AXD QUACK DOCTORS. who falsely boast of abilities and references.— Citizens know and avoid them, and save Long Suffering, Money, and Exposure, by sending or calling for a bottle of this Popnlar and SPECIF IC RF.MF.nv. It allays nil pain and inflnmation,is perfectly pleasant in its taste and odor, but immediate in its action. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT ETJCHU Is prepared directly according to the Rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry, with he greatest accuracy and Chemical know ledge an 1 care devoted in its combination.— | See Professor DEW EES'Valuable Works on the Practice of Physic,and most of the late Stan dard Works of .Veilieiin-. #3-$ 1 00^£3£r One hundred Dollars will he paid to any Phy sician who can provo that tho Medicine ever injured a patient; and tho testimony of thou sands can bo produced to prove that it does great good. Cases of fr on one week to thirteen years standing have been effected. Tie mass •f Voluntary leitimonj in possession of the Pro prietor, vouch in its virtues and curative pow rs, is immense, embracing num-a well known To Science and Fame. Personallv appeared befoie tne, an Alderman of the City of Philadelphia, 11. T. HELM BOLD. Chemist, who being duly sworn does say, that his preparation contains no Narcotic, Mercury or injurious Drug, hut are purely Vegetable. H. T. HKMBOLD, Solo Manufacturer. Sworn and subscribed beforo tne this 2:tl day of November, 1854. WM. IMIIBBAUD, A idermnn. Price Si per Bottle, or Six for 6, Deli vered to any Address Accompanied by reliable and responsible Cer tificates from Profossjrs of Medical Colleges, Clergymen and others. Prepared and Sold by 11. 15. IIKuMBOLD, Practical and Ana'ytical Chemist No. 52 South Tenth street, below Chestnut Assembly Buildings, Pliiln. ®T7b be bad of HE A LEV d- SHRIVEL', I Cumberland, Aid , and of all Druggists through i out the United Btatex % Canadas and British rrovinca. 0y Beware of Counterfeits. Ask for Ilelmbold's —Take no Other. CURES GCARANTBED. April 21, 1859.—1y. Fine .Watches ond Rich Gold ,/etcclrh SOLD CHEAP. JUST reccivod from the cas tern cities a fine stock of j Jewelry of the laiost styles : land make. Any person wishing to get a fine, st of Gold Jewelry willdo well to cull at thei store on Baltimore stroe, next door to the Post Office, where thoy will be sold cheap) for cnifh. [d9.J F. C. KRAMER. Plough for Sale. A FIRST-RATE now three-borsc Plough is of fered for sale, and tbo ottention of tnefarm ing community, or others who may desire such an article, is invited to an examination of it.— Enquire at April 7, 1859.—fit. THIS OFFICE. QUEENSWARE.' GLASS 1! JUST OPENED AND FOR SAUE a very handsome ftnd complete assortment of ; Queensware, Chinuand t,lass Ware. I _ W. R. HE AM.. To Sportsmen! Wire Cartrida;©®! THE subscriber has jnst received a full supply . of Eley's Celebrated Patent Wire Cartridges, ■ ! for shooting game, wild fowl. Ac., at long ' j tances, which he offers to sportstnon. who weL I know ho. to oppreclatctbeir April 1.1858. J. T. MAO ILL. THE MIGHTY HEALER! WO ft I. 0 K'.YO ll'.Y AXD WOULD TIUED Holloway's Ointment. The free admission of Nation?, as well as the verdict of the leading Hospitals o*' the Old, OP well as the New World, s amp this powerful remedial Agent as the greatest healing prepara tion ever made known to suffering man. Its PB2IETKATIVK y I'A LITI KS OTO mere thai) MAiiVEL- Loirs, through the external orfices of the skin, invisible to the naked eye, it reaches the seat of the internal disease ;*nnd in all external af fections its anti-inflammatory nnd healing vir. tues surpass anything else on record, and Nature's great ally. Erysipelas and Sail Itfieutn Are two of the most common and virulent disorders prevalent on this continent, to theso the Ointment is especially antagonistic, ,its u motion operandi" is first to eradicate the venom and then complete the cure. I Had Legs* Old Sores, and Ulcers. I Cases of many years standing that have per | tinaeiously refused to yield to any other remedy .or treatment, have invariable succumbed to a I few applications ofthis powerful unguent. Ernplietns on Ihe Skin. Arising from a bnd state of the blood or chronic disenses arc eradicated,nnd n clear and transparent surface regained by the resto rative action of this Ointment. Jt surpasses many of the cosmetics and other toilet applica tions in its power to dispel rashes and other disGgureinents of tie face. J'lles find Uislnta. Every form and fentuie of these prevalent and stubborn disorders is eradicated locally and en tirely by the use ofthis cinolient: warm fomen tations should precede it application. Its heal ing qualities will be found to bo thorough and invariable. Both the Ointment ami Villi should It used in the following, Canes : Bunions, Swelled (Hands, Burns, Sore Legs, Chapped Hands. Sore Breasts, Chilblains, Sore Heads, Fistula, Uout, Sore Throats, Lumbago, Soies of all kinns, Mecurial Eruptions, Sprains, Piles, Stiff Joints, Rheumatism, Tetter, Ringworm, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Vencral Sores, Sends, Wounds Skin Diseases, of all kinds. CAUTION /—None nregenuireunless ha words u Hotloway, A etc York and London, ir- discernible as a Water-mark in every leaf jf the book of directions around each pot or box. the same may be plainly seen by holding the lea f >n the light. A handsome reward will be given to any one rendering such information as may lend to the detection of any party or parties counterfeiting the medicines or vending the tame, knowing them to be spurious. * o *Sold at the Manufactory of Professor HOLLOW Av, 80 Maiden Lane, >"ew York, nnd by all tespectahle druggists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the United States and the civilized world, in bnxoi at 25 cents, G3 cents, ind one Dollar each. JfcjuThere is considerable saving by taking the 1 arger sizes. N. B.— Directions for the guidance r.fpntients in every disorder arc affixed to each btx. .Tan. 18, 1859—1y. Double Entry Book Keeping Simplified —:0: ANY ono wishing to learn my new method of Doublo Entry Book Keeping, can do so on very moderate terms, by applying tome. By this system any form of accounts can he kept nudreadily understood, as it requires but two books, and is adapted to business of every pos sible sort, and is so arranged ns to leavo noth ing for tlio Book Keeper to remember nor re quire him to refer to other printod works on Book Keeping for information. Persons wishing to examine this system are cheerfully invited to do so nt any time and I am permitted to rei'er thcin to Mr. llale Swartz wel dor nnd Mr. Charles Shriver, who nro both tising it at this time. April 31,1869 — tf. WM. BRACE. SAM'L N. PIKE & Co's. FURE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY ! AN articlo manufactured for medicinal and do mestic purposes, and which is regarded as puro nnd superior to any liquor of the kind heretofore sold in this market. Nearly all of the Medical Faculty of Cumberland have used it. nnd the public are referred to them for its character. It is put up in quart bottlos, nnd i fur sale wholesale nud retail by 0. C. CLARKE A CO., April 21, 1559. Agents. "FOE I^EJSTT! TMIK large Warehouse on Canal street, near . the bridge, adjoining the warehouse now occupied by (i. IV. Clahaugh, Esq. Also, two STORE ROOMS situated on Balti more street, near the public square, one of tliem being occupied by Charles B. Isaacs. Esq., the other adjoining, and lately occupied by Wm. LI Billmire, Esq. Also, an OFFICE on Baltimore street, next to the Cumberland City Bnnk. Apply to Msrch 10, 1859. HENRY BRUCE jTnewton harper & CO GROCE BS.. Fonvurdiu and Commission t Merclie* 11 ®- / DELEHS IN SALT, I'l rcn, SPIKES, NAILS, CHAIN,., HOPE-BLOCKS, Ac. vnltrA ~ King itrcct, Dock, ALENANDI.IA, \A. March 31,1859-0- "TasoirvnV* XOIIPC. NOTICE i hereby f?" ,ven to the creditors of Francis Owens, an applicant for theben „if n f fhe Insolvent Laws of Maryland, that ft personal discbarge hath been granted to said debtor, and that the second Monday of October, 1859 being the first day of the Circuit Couil for A'llcguny county next succeeding this date to which notice could he given, hath been set apart for the final hearing in his ease,when his creditors may attend and show cause, if any tbey have, why a final discharge shall not b # granted *o said debtor. b Test—Tl. BESLEY, Clerk. March 17, ISs9—3m. BARASE. Shalloy, Valencia. Sotine, Double Skirt, Flounce and Role ales dress goods, in handsome an 1 novel stvles nt H. D. WINEOW'F, April 21. Fi rn of the Red Awning Poet. PARASOLS AND PABASOLETS—At HD. Windows, n lar;:e, beautiful assortment i April 11. H. P. WINDOW.


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ocr: \NK OF COMMERCE, BALTIMORE, Juuelfith, teno Thf Stockholder* an- hereby notified thai th. vr AIFECTIOVKuk 111 KKCTOKS of tl.is Instant'-,, win be h'ebl at the Banking Ilous. on MONDAY, thi 11th iTIv of July next, from the hour ol 11 o clock in the .forenoon tilfl o'clock in the afternoon. By ortler jelS-law.'iw LEO. C. MILLER, taamer. L" OST OITMISLAID. —DEPOSIT BOOK, No. 5,471. WITH THE EUTAW SAVINOS BANK. The tinder will please leave it at the Bank. )els-Saw2w*


ocr: JABEZ D. PRATT, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. Ac. COMMISSIONER TO TAKE THE PROOF AND AC KNOWLEDGMENT OF DEEDS, DEPOSITIONS, POWERS •F ATTORNEY or other instruments in writing, for the States of . New York, Mississippi, lows, Virginia, Arkansas, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Michigan, North Carolina, Kentucky, Connecticut, South Carolina, Ohio, New Hampshire, Georgia, Indiana, Maine, Alabama, Illinois, Minnesota terri- Louisiana, Missouri, tory, Texas, California Florida, Office corner of 3ALTIMORE and CHARLES STREETS, entrance Oharles Street. mrd-tf OTORAGE WILL BE RECEIVED ON THE Oflrst floor of.Wanbouje No.8! South Gay streeWCAPKON k 00 BS tf


ocr: p5 anil Music. : J—"IITK, F. 1)7 BENTKION, ■wll SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE U ™ w ]J u sxjks s & CLARK'S PIANO FORTES. Warerooms Xo. 10 North Charles street an'! So V:\yrttestreet. Constantly receiving new supplies of XUNX'S A CLARK b SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES. From the subscriber's long experience in (le'ilingwiui, anil being perfectly familiar with all the nin-t celebrated makers of Pianos, lie is determined to retain the Agency only of NUNX'S A CL ARK'S PIANOS, lnng fully satis fled by his own experience, and that of others, that they are the best and most perfect Pianos now before the puo.ic, in tone, touch, workmanship, durability,. keeping in tune and not breaking strings, and the fact is being daily more widely known to all disinterested persons iy Pianos exchanged, for rent, tuned and repaired. M El .OD EON S from $45 to £2W ORGAN HARMONIUMS >3*' to 350.


ocr: JOHNSTON BROTHERS k CO., BANKING HOUSE, 198 BALTIMORE STRUT. BACON SIDES.—3O Ca9ks Prime Western, for sale by POUMAIRAT A McCCLLY, 47 and 49 Ligh •trttt. eft-


ocr: - . _ I)R. BAAKEE TREATS ALL DISEASES. Dr. BAAKEE will also give special attention to the follow ng diseases: Coughs, Colas. Consumption, Croup, Influenza Asthma, Bronchitis, and all diseases of the Nose, Mouth Throat and Lungs. Attention given to the treatment of all Skin Diseases—Lumbago, Lumbar Abscesses, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis. Epilepsy, Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Piles, and all diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels; also all Chronic Diseases pertaining to W omen and Children. Dr. Baalceecan produce 1,000 certifi cate of tiifl'perfect success in curing Cancer,old Sores, Ulcers, fistula, Scald Head, Wens, Hip Diseases, Swellings and Tumors of every description, and without the use of the knife. Tnese last named Diseases cannot be treated by cor respondence, therefore the patients must place themselves under the Doctor s personal supervision DR. BAAKEE has made a new discovery of a Fluid that will produce perfect absorption of the Cataract, and restore permanent vision to the Lye without the use of the knife or needle, and he cures all diseases of the EYE and F.AR, Without the use of the Knife or Needle, and he has constant ly on hand an excellent assortment of beautiful Artificial Eyes, and Tympanums, or Ear Drums, suitable for either sex and all ages—inserted in five minutes. DR. BAAKEE is one of the most celebrated arid skillful Surgeons and Physicians now living. Jlis fame is known personally in nearly every principal city in the world. All letters directed to Dr. Baakee, (enclosing ten cents,) asking any questions pertaining to any disease, shall be promptly answered, and all Chronic Diseases can be treated by correspondence, except those mentioned, that will require his personal supervision. Office hours from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. No. 74 LEXINGTON ST., between Charles and Liberty sts Baltimore, Md. Api tfr THE ONLY PLACE FOR THE SAI.F OF THE GENUINE PEBBLE SPEOTAOL ES, (At the London Watch and Jewelry store,) No. 137 BALTIMORE STREET, A NUNPAV /, .. . . . I few doors below Calvert.) A GEDFON, Optician, mfor. .8 the public that be has lo cated himself permanently in this city, and will take ph-as BR AZI LLI N"? EBB L S P ECT ACI?ES * Cu ' S The s.'ile anil manufacture of these Sp tactes being a spe cialty, the public will always fiml tbe best article and the strictest attention, and due care will lit given to the proper selection of Lenses. All other kinds of Spectacles constantly kept on hand.— '-crises inserted and repairing done at the lowest prices, mh.t-tfr


ocr: WADS, CAPS, POWDER, SHOT, FLASKS, POUCHES. CAME BACS, DRINKINC FLASKS, CARTRIDGES EOR COLT'S REVOLVERS, BIRD AND 1) UCK G UNS, SOLD CHEAP BY POULTNEY & TRIMBLE, 2(H) Baltimore street, 814-tni4r THE SPORTSMAN'S, WAREHOUSE.


ocr: * BAGS * All sizes, handsomely printed in colors, to suit at very low r. te9, BALTIMORE BAG FACTORY, ~ ~ No 71 South street, '* over Corn and Flour Exchange


ocr: ARCADE, S 52 CENTRE MARKET SPACE. IMPORTER AND DEAIER IN FANCY GOODS, SPRING AND TABLE CTJTIiERY, STATIONERY, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, PERFUMERY, EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS, hosiery, YANKEE NOTIONS, ETC. Our long experience, facilities for purchasing GOODS, and method of conducting business, enablo us to offer inducements. VGT Country Merchants particularly will find it their interest to call and examine our stock. n22-tJalr


ocr: 33 X H. X> AND 23 U C 3E3L GUN S , FR Oil THE CELEBRATED FACTORIES OF PURDY, ADAMS, WESTLEY RICHARDS, MAN TON, GREENER, AND OTHER MAKERS, ALL WARRANTED TO SHOOT CORRECTLY, AND CIVE SATISFACTION, AT PRICES DEFYING COMPETITION. POULTNEY fc TRIMBLE, 814-tPl4r 2011 BALTIMORE STREET.


ocr: IITAMKI'.-- AN ACTIVE MAN, OF GOOD VV address, who lias liad experience in the business of CANVASSING. and who can bring Kami recommendation?. Address "IV olli.v of the Daily Exchange. nplA2t A N OLD AND EXPERIENCED ACCOUNT whose time is but partially employed, would devote a few hours in the nay m evening to posting and adjusting tvok and accounts in any description of business. Address "Accountant," at this office. apl2-Ct* F~~kW WANTED.—WANTED TO RENT an eligible pew in CHARLES STREET M. E CHURCH - Address t. B. \Y. at this office, stating location and terms. mhSOl w H/"ANTED.—A SITUATION IN A COMMIS VV SIOX OR WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE, by a youth 17 years of age. He is <tuick at figures, and would makt* himself generally useful in a counting room. Address • H. .it this Office. * mh2s-tf TX7"ANTKD.—IB to 30 ACRES OF LANL), low v v price, with the usual, but very plain improvements, \ itbui seven miles of this city. Inquire at 22 East Baltimore


ocr: JABKZ D. PRATT, COM MISSION FR OF DEEDS, Ac. COMMISSIONER TO TAKE THE PROOF AND AC KNOWLEDGMENT OF DEEDS, DEPOSITIONS, POWERS OF ATTORNEY or other instruments in writing, for the States of New York, Mississippi, iowa, Virginia, Arkansas, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Michigan, North Carolina, Kentucky. Connecticut. South Carolina, Ohio, New Hampshire, Georgia, Indiana, Maine. Alabama, Illinois, Nebraska terri- Louisiana, Missouri, torv, Texas, California Florida, Office corner of BALTIMORE and CHARLES STREETS. REMOVAL. KNOX ft CO hxye removed their Office to No. 115 SKIXH'S wmmr MFRTF


ocr: MERCANTILE AGENCY J. D. PB*ATT k CO., COBVEROF BALTIMORE AMD 8. CHARLES STRUTS. P"ynelors respectfully invite Bach Merchants a, are crwlb r M ™n u S nbers the A K enc F' mid "bo sell Rood* on . . and examine our system and test the reliabili fL?,.. 0a L lr :( ormati l " D . from long experience and the satis ent thousands of merchants in the diSer we a S rt yt,who have for years been subscribers, the ciUMu?^ all . who wi " ca "'whether they sell goods to bility o?ourhbKs7 .V" n "* maple satisfaction as to the relhs- be derived Fl<s£L%® GRATEB FOR STEAMBOATS Thew GraSdo nnt BT AT~ONARYSTEAM ENGINES. rsbleTindgWea^ro r i?, r £3*'^melmM? dt than any othera draft Kremter eemmmr J fesl Ohnfarsrsotiv** KACDOMALD A DCQDAJLE,


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ocr: •hive. BAKER & HOPKINS, POIIK PACKERS, - fldupT 4 grain. Nos. 49 anil 57, Main Street, Wheeling, Va. UAVK now in gtoro, anil for nolo 150.000 lbs Prime Now Paeon Hams. .100,000 lhs " " " Shoulders 100,000 Hid " " " Sides. Also, a full itockofsuaAlt CURED HAMS, best brand for family use. DKIKI) 11KEF. plain and canvassed. BEEFTOXUUES; — BOLOHNA SAUSAIiE: LAUD in tiorco, bar rel aud keg. LARDOIL, No. 1 and 2; SOAP and CANDLES; FI.ODR ol all srados.— OATMEAL, lino and coarse. NAILS : WIN DOW CLASS; WP.API'IXO PAPER, ,Ic., Ac. [March 31, 1800—3 m. Death to the Living, LONG LIVE THE KILLERS; BE AI^j^SHOT fpll 12 intolerable nuisance of BED TU'rtS can J. he got rid of only by the use of the DEAD BIIOT, a now exterminator of tremendous pow er. Its effects aro a* certain as fulphur fumes on honey bees, and it leave* behind a train of death, a perfect Bob >n Upas to those tormen tors of our nightly rest. of Counterfeits and imitations. /The celebrity acquired by thisartiolo basset many to making Rod Bug Poison. Don't take upjwith that which you may be told isjurtlike it, or just as good. ALSO, FLY KILLER. Bach a gallon of theft- pcsls. By commencing its usi early the house can bo | * kept clonr all Summer. Prico only 6 cents. Sold by all good Druggists. JIEALBY A SHRIVEIt, Cumberland, April 28, 1859—Sin. Ag't. J. NEWTON HARPER & CO , on OCEfIS, "Forwarding and Commission MorcHants. DELERS IN SALT, FIBII, OAKUM, TAB, PI TCII, SPIKES, NAILS, CHAINS, BOP* - BLOCKS, Ac. Xing street, Dock, ALEXANDRIA, YA March 31,1859- —ly. T Oil Cloths! PIECES Oil Cloths, of all widths and of j£9 the latest patterns. Table do. of every variety, just received and for sale by ' HOPEWELL JiEBB, Ap 7- No. 3, McKaig'g Commercial Block. Queens ware! Queen aware! A GENERAL assortment of Queonswaro of every deecription, just received t Jane 9. WM. R. BKALL A CO'S. AO IjTUAXES' BLANKS For sale at this Office


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ocr: WADS, CAPS, POWDER, SHOT, Ann* PLASKS, POUCHES. CAME BACS, DRINKINC FLASKS, CARTRIDGES FOR COLTS REVOLVERS, BIRD AND DUCK RUNS. SOLD CHEAP BY POULTNEY & TRIMBLE. 200 ISaltiinore street, slI-tDlir THE SPORTS MAWS, WAREHOUSE


ocr: psttllaimros. & r R% X® UNTo. 2 0 0 X3rtltiiixox*o street, BALTIMORE. THE PLACE TO BUY GUNS' G DNS! GUNS! GUNS! RIFLES! PISTOLS AND REVO LVERS! DUCK AND BIRD GUNS Of nil qualities, lengths and bores, selected by one of our fit tn w ho has just returned front Europe, and whore wo have made arrangements with various manufacturers, which enables us to offer GU W S pff AT L 0 TV E R PRICES S-X than they can be bought for either in Now York, Philadel phia, Baltimore, or any other city making any pretension slt-tDHr


ocr: REVOLVERS AND PISTOLS, OP ALL, KINDS. ADAMS', COLT'S, ALIEN'S SEVEN SHOOTERS. WITH CARTRIDGES, THE CELEBRATED DERRINGERS. AND A NEW REVOLVER, JUST OUT, Weighing only 7 ounces, HALF THE SIZE OF COLT'S ! Quite as effective, equalled by few, excelled by none, and cheaper than any Pistol in the market POM.TNEY k TRIMBI.K, sl4-tD!4r 2ntt Baltimore street


ocr: BIRD A N I) :r> XT o "ol HI: N S , i FROM THE CELEBRATED FACTORIES OF PURDY, ADAMS, WEST LEY RICHARDS, M ANTON, G REENER. AND OTHER MAKERS, ALL WARRANTED TO SHOOT CORRECTLY, AND GIVE SATISFACTION. AT PRICES DEFYIXG COMPETITION. POULTNEY A. TRIMBLE, JdhOiUr • BALTIMORE STREET.


ocr: 1 Mt; AND STEIN WAY & SON'S i fiOLB MEDiL PIANe FORTES. The subscriber is constantly receiving new -applies of the above e.-lehrat.-.t PI AX< >S, which are. 1.-jon.l the shadow or adtrabt, the belt made in the United States. (!.. i, con tiiiiially receiving tin? nvst unbounded - i :ts<>f sate faction and delight from thus- who have purchas* d t!i. instruments. Among the undoubted advantages possessed hv those Pi auoKov v r.ll other?, the folk,win- may he nam.-d Ist. I heir b-antiful quality of tone—improvim-; ly u • and rt-tainin ; the lne without honmim- h>i, oft. 11.' " re:U pwwor ' Tu ' hu " sS ' -t" and equality TJ. r 'f exceedingly prompt, even andelastii touch. ' 1 at diiral'il.tv- ;.tii ting in tune in an* cl mate anl not. breaking string.'. a\•r v • 'inin -n <1 —t in I lav in- had many years experience. with ev.ry facility in i!V- i- I '"' 'Gid- r-iL'p dis detcriniio-1 I • k-. i> \.i\k" Bl I IHE \ EltY BEST PIANO FOKTKS TIV EMs'kL V*KS'these fhaiKw' VN " " KAH •',V5 KXcl< v \'. Kll V.S'O RENTED MM OHEOXS KHIIM *451„ *-nn F. D. BENTEEN, No. 10 N. Charles street, and so Payette street, 1 lfr It A I.TI MORF.


ocr: | AH R Z 0. 1' RAT T , ' —- Commissioner TO" "TROOP e |XD'*ac K.VOWI.KIXiVEXT OF DEEDS, UKPOSITION'sfpOWFRB SF ATTORN KV or other instruments in writing for thi States of New York, Mississippi, lowa, Virginia, . Arkansas, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Michigan North Carolina, Kentucky. Connecticut South Carolina, Ohio, New Hampshire Georgia Indian,, Ma"ne, psWre ' Alabama, Illinois, Nebraska terri Louisiana, Missouri, tory, Texas, California Florida, Officecornerof BALTIMORE and CHARLES STREETS AVANA AND YARA TOBACCO. IfSO bales Havana. 50 do. Yara, 1 and 2 cut. 40 do. Sagua Fillers. Vor sale by A. SEEMCLLER 4 SONB, ■ h2 ' w 65 Exchange Plao*.


ocr: 2 0 0 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE. THE PLACE TO BUY GUNS! GUNS! GUNS! GUNS! RIFLES! PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS! DOCK AND BIRD GUNS Of all qualities, lengths and bores, selected by one of our firm who has just returned from Europe, and where we have made arrangements with various manufacturers, which enables us to offer GUNS 2®- AT LOWER PRICES -®Ss than they can be bought for either in New York, Philadel- P *sH ufl4r m ° re * ° r any other Clty makin & any pretension.


ocr: , ! lltSftUanfous. 3NTo. % *1 0 0 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE. THE PLACE TO BUY GUNS' GUNS! GUNS! GUNS! RIFLES! PISTOLS AND REVO LVERS! DUCK AND BIRD GUNS Of all qualities, lengths and bores, selected ly one of our firm who has just returned from Europe, and where we have made arrangements with various manufacturers, which enables us to offer GUNS JHsS~ AT LOWED P RICES than they can be bought for either in X-w York, Philadc! phia, Baltimore, or any other city making any pretension 814-tDl4r


ocr: WADS, CAPS, POWDER, SHOT, FLASKS, POUCHES. CAME SACS, DRINKING FLASKS, CARTRIDGES EOR COLT'S REVOLVERS, BIRD AND DUCK GUNS, SOLD CHEAP BY POUITNEY & THIMBLE, 200 Baltimore street, sU-tllllr THE SPORTSMAN'S, WAREHOUSE


ocr: BAGS f I All sizes, handsomely printed in color*, to suit at \ i BALTIMORE BAG FACTORY, No South Mreet, J tf over Corn and Flour F.xcliar.p*


ocr: b i n i> A N D ID XT o 13L €J V N S , PROM THE CELEBRATED FACTORIES OR PURDY, ADAMS, WESTLEY RICHARDS. MANTON, GREENER, AND OTHER MAKERS, ! ALL WARRANTED TO SHOOT CORRECTI.V AND CIVE SATISFACTION, AT PRICES DEFYING COMPETITION POI LTNEY A TRIMBLE,


ocr: REVOLVERS AND PISTOLS, or ALL KINDS. ADAMS', COLT'S, ALLEN'S SEVEN SHOOTERS. WITH CARTRIDGES, THE CELEBRATED DERRINGERS. ANDANEW REVOLVER, JUST OUT, Weighing only 7 ounces, HALF THE SIZE OF COLT S ! Quite as effective, equalled hy few, excelled by none, and cheaper than any Pistol in the market POI'I.T.VEY & TRIMBLE. slf-tl)l4r 200 Baltimore street.


ocr: sas Jilting. WT ES T & J E V K N s " V> IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, AND DEALERS IN GAS FI A' TURKS, Of every description. No. 206 Baltimore street, BALTIMORE. Gas Pipes introduced into public and private buildings in the beat manner and on tie- mo.-t pleasing terms, mrll tf SAYING IN GAS. T J. H. COOPER'S FA TENT LE VER (JA S REG ULA TOR. Saves from 15 to 35 per cent of Gas, und prevents all blow ing ami tiaring of the light. JACKSON f CHANDLER, Agents for the State of Maryland, and District of Columbia, at the office of Messrs. GRATTAN A EVANS, Gas Fitters and Plumbers, No. 8 North street, Jarvis' Building. P. S. Certificates can be had at the office. nH tf


ocr: BANK OF COMMERCE, BALTIMORE, JuuelStli, issq—The Stockholder- are hereby mailietl thai th. . , , uo gri'lOV KoK DIRECTORS of this Institution will be held at the Banking Boom, on MONDAY, thd "th day of Julv next, from the hour ol 11 o'clock in the .forenoon ""• ar " ! " KX "'- <h£o°" er MH.I.ER, Cashier OST OR MISLAID.—DEPOSIT BOOK, No. 5,471, WITH THE EUTAW SAVINGS BANK. The finder will please leave it at the Bank. Jels~2aw2w*


ocr: PARTNER WANTED.—TWO YOUNG MEN now employed in a large wholesale Tobacco and establishment, one of whom is a practical manufacturer, the other, a traveling salesman, having at his c mmand alaree 5°. U w!r e J?-u ",1.0 cat l rn trade ' wou,d like to form aCO PARTNERSHIP with some one witli a cash capital of from ten to twenty thousand dollars, for the purpose of conducting the business. Address with real name F. A D., through the lost-office. 01261* BARBERRY ROOT.—2O bags just received and for sale by R. J. BAKER. 36 S. Charles street. 012 piNE APPLE CHEESE —25 bo xes L. M. Nor- X ton A SOD'S Cneese for sale by A. L. WEBB A BRO., cor ner rratt and Commerce streets SOAP.— OLEINE AND CHEMICAL OLIVE Soap in store and for sale by A. L. WEBB & BRO, cot ner Pratt and Commerce streets. It SUGAR CURED HAMS—2O tierces for sale by POUMAIR AT k McCULLY. 47 snd 49 Light st. 012-tf JOLES. —10 tierces prime Western Joles~ for sale by POCMAIRAT A McCULLY, 47 and 49 Light **"*• 012-tf CRANBERRIES. —In store and for sale lv PALMF,R K THOMAS.IS Bowly'W wharf. E BATHER.—ISO Sides Skirting and ELLICOTi' AND HEM E5,59 Exchange Place. 012 tf TOBACCO. —30 cases Pennsylvania Seed Leaf Tobacco for sale by JAMES WHITEFORD, No. 6 Speer's wharf. o l Wt


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ocr: TRUSTEE'S SALE 0 7 HEAL ESTATE • IN TUB City ui C^itiherland. "PUB undorxlgaed as Trnsteea of tbo Mineral: ■L Bank of Maryland, "witl Offer at puhliaaale, ttio ?lay of September next, in front of tbo 6t. Nicholas-Hotel, in tbo otty of Cumberland, at 11 o'olock A. M., that vory valuable And highly improved HEAL ESTATE, known aa fhe property of the MINERAL BANK. ?lue property consists of a SUPERIOR Banking- House, w!ch a ina-t soeuro vmlf, find every oooverii enco suitable for a B/ck, with a very anterior Dwelling House attaohod, boilt in the latest stylo and of supe. rior workmanship. It bus hlko attached to it very large yard, planted with the cboico*t fruit and all necessary tnd oonvenicnt out-! buildings. The property fVonts 00$ fcot on Ralttmorf Street, and rons buck 120 fort, having streets ] oi two sides and an alley 20 feet wido on the l third side, all of which are graded and woli I paved. Persons a ishingto examine tbo property,can | be shown it by calling on either of the under- j sigued. r JT -MBkBL made known on the dav of solo. GKORGK A. PEARRB, JOHN BEALL, Trustees of the Mineral Bank of Maryland, j Cumberland, Aug. 4, 1850— Ids. JOHN WILSON, | Established In ISO7 —Retired 1533, JOHN E. WILSON, s\ Rout. THE SDKVIVI.VU PARTNER OK WIISON SON, Ko, 11 3a'.timore-8t , noar the Eridgf, WOW KKMoVRb TO X. W. Cor. Howard & Camden Sis., ES.iKimorc. 27"Constantly on bund ami for ftalr, OEI '.VIS l£S, RHANHIES, OI.M ItYE, ROERBON WiIISICKYS, Ac., in R'ood or Draught and Bottles. OLD Liploxua Whisilcey. 1812. Is.?. Xho Diploma of tho Md., Institato. ' TliU Diploma,of the liratclnss, was awftrd by tho .Maryland Insti.ute for t i*•• Promo- uf Moehaiiiti Arts, to John E. Wilson, ol L< iltiinm-t), for 1- at OLD RYE WHI-KKY, ex ii •'*ll. d at the Exhibition of Articles ■ f Auier k • • Maimf ••..turo, held in tho city uf ]<n'tL ! in >re, -a tho Ift dav oi Octoaor, 1*452.'* .TO.SIIUA VANBANT, Pres. u 11 lli'mt, Sec'jr. a The Old Diploma Rye Whiskey. Tog ether with bolcctioiM lroni tlio ch-'ice.Ht si. cKk of RVi: WIiLSK KY in I , 1 ' t r : i | |


ocr: i 1859. ELL * WHOLESALE AHD RETAIL DEALER Uf FOREIGN DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Has just returned from the East with a large and splendid stook of Dry Goods, of every variety. Silks, Embroidvrle#, Ducala, SUawlf, Lac•, Challlaa, MnntillAt, Jaconata, Brilliant* Qlovei, Pertalw, Lawn, Mitts Skirts, Mouselina, Cravats, Tarlatons, Pi'.nata, Handkerchiefs, Nainsooks, Bertagt*. DOMESTIC GOODS IN EVERT VARIETY. OOODG IN EVERY VARIETY. Call at the Old Stand and examine for yooraelvw.


ocr: CONSTABLE'S SALE: BY virtue of ono writ "f fieri Tacias, issued by Joseph M. Strong, a Justice of the Pence of the State of Maryland, in and for Allegrfny county, and to ine ilrrectdd, at the f-uit of John 'L. Hook against the goods and chattels, lands und tenements of Joseph C'. Rimers, Henry Burgmnn nud'F. IJ. Inkhouse. 'I have seized and token in eX'iC'ifion all the right., 'title, in tercet, claim and demand, lit law and equity, of the said Joseph 0. Hftacrs in and to the ful lowing property, to wit: All that lot or tract of land known ;is Lot No. 51 in Hook's Addition to the town of Cumberland, lying on tho north side of Hook's Street, houn ded westerly by Crown's Alley, front iiig fiity feet to a lot formerly be longing to Isaac S. Hook, No. 57, and all the improvements thereon. And I hereby give notieo, tint on the 30th dav of Jirio, 1 SSO, ut 2 o'clock, P. M.. in front of tho Nic'ht Ins Hotel, in the city of Cumber land, I will offer for sale tho said property, so seized and tuken in exieutiou, to tho higlu.-t bidder fsrcush 'to r.itisfy said claim. 'MI EG DOR E A..OGLE, June'J, 1852—3w. (SJ.'JI)J Constable. GOAL % WOOD! Flnry & McCulley FT AY ING leased t!o Frostburg Company's 11. COAL YARD, situated on Rie Dultinmrc and Ohio Rail Rood, in this city, arc prepared to furnish the public with any "gVode of Coal desired, either Lump. Run G'f Mine or Fine, by tho Car or Cart lo*.'!, of goou qualify and nl reasonable prices. have also on hand, njul will at all times be prepared to furnub, Oak and fine Wood. sntved oruniawed, may ho wanting, by the Cart loud. The addition of Wood to our Coal bnJinfi).?.', wo think, will prove n great conve nience'fo our citizens, and therefore hope to he plitrollfzeJ. D\y /'me Wood, /or kindling, sawed in thrJ© pieces, always on bund. _JPf**CoM afftl Wood dtilivorcd by tho Cart load'fn all parts of the city. HKNHY FLU It Y. *YM. R. McCL'LLF.Y, Cumberland, May 2d,'.tSSo-6m* K. uww in Uftart Eoitle?, For Purifying iho Blood. Henltk aad Long Life May Ijc artainsd iy t.So t'l' 0.1 |>nr<-. and lli" Liver. Hjumach and Bowuls ffeo frwm all .Morbid Secretions. The "prompt aut'on of thi j Celebrated Fxtract UPON TUB X/'X r X v ■A.Xj F.I.UID. and Its wonderfully purifying qualities manifest tod in tho woist'cnsen of Scnoi'i' t.A, have estab lished its reputation as tho very iJKST AND fc'A I'I'VST HKMKDY that "an ho used in tho abovo a fae which the testimony of THE MEDICAL FACULTY FULLY 'coRR>BORATP.S. Messrs. SAnps : Cicnhridge, Md. Gentlemen— My little daughtVr was a'Hicl ed for a time with sore Head he'd


ocr: TRUSTEE'S REAL IN TIIB City of Cumberland. r PHE undersigned an Trustees of tho 1 Bank of Maryland, will offer at public On tbc Ist day of September in front of tbe 6t. Nicholas Hots), in the of Cumberland, at 11 o'clock A. M., that very valuable and highly Improved REAL ESTATE, known as the property of the MINERAL BANK. This property consists of a SUPERIOR Banking House, with a most secure vault, and overy conveni ence suitable for a Bsnk, with a very superior Dwelling House nttachod, built in tho latest style and of supe rior workmanship. It bus also attached to it a very large yard, planted with tho choicest fruit and all necessary end convenient out buildings. Tho property fronts 99$ feet on Baltimore Street, and Tuns back 12fi feet, having streets on two sides and an alley 20 feet wide on the third side, all of which Are graded and well | paved. I Persons wishing to examine the property, can > be shown it by oalling on cither of the under- , signed. nr *s n. mat m i made known on the day ofsale. GEORGE A. PEARRK, JOHN BEALL, Trustees of the Mineral Bank of Maryland. Cumberland, Aug. 4, 1859—Ids. JOHN WILSON, Established in 1807—Retired 1853. JOHN E. WILSON, Agozit. THE SURVIVING! PARTNER OF JOHN WILSON & No, 14 Baltimore-st., near the Bridge, NOW RF.MOVri) TO N. W. Cor. Howard & Camden 8t&, Baltimore. tt?"Constantly on hand and for sale, OLI) WINES, BRANDIES, OLD RYE, BOURBON WHISKEYS, io., in Wood or Draught and Bottle*. OLD ■Diploma Rye Whiskey. 1852. 1852. The Diploma of the Md., Institute. "This Diploma, of the fir;-t class, was award- ed by tho Maryland Institute for tho Promo- Lion of Mechanic Arts, to John E. Wilson, Baltimore, for host OLD RYE WHISKEY, ex j liibited at tho Exhibition of Articles of Amer | lean Manufacture, held in tho city of Balti ' more, on tho Ist day of October, 1852." JOSHUA VAN§ANT, Pres. 11.


ocr: DR- P. A. HEALEY'S ANODYNE MIXTURE! Prapartd and told <U WhoUanlt and Retail ty HEALEY Ac SHRIVEjR, Druggists and Chemists, Cumberland, Md. For Diarrhoea, Use Dr. P. A. Henley's Anodyne Mixture. For Dysentery, Use Dr. P A. Anodyne Mixture. For Summer Complaint, Use Dr. P. A. Heale/'e Anodyne Mixture. For Chotera Morbus, &c , Una Dr. P. A. Heaiej's Anodyne Mixture. It is a safe, pleasant and certain cure. Hav ing been usod during the past ten years, it is recommended with conflden-ce. July 21, 1859. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, N. tl North Howard St., ii Hours North of tho How ard II OCT Xl'. undcrsigued, having made large oddi J- lions to bis stock, is prepared to furnish House Keepers, Country Merchants aud others, with such Articles as they want, on the very lest terms. gBUSHES: White Wash/Sweeping, Dusting, Paint, Hair Tooth, Silver, Shoe, Scrub, and Horse Brushes. WOODEN WARE; Been AS Tuba. Buckets, Measures, Tar Buckets, Churuo Mauls, Rolling Pins, Rutter Prints, &c. Brooms, BaskeKMats A Master's 5 Minute ice Cream Freezers, Refrig- era tore, upright and chest—the most ap- proved kinds. Water Coolers, in wood or metal. Tin and Wire Safes. Arthur's and other most approved Fruit nnd Vegetable Preserving Cans; Plain Tin Ware, Japanned, Block Tin, Briiania and Plated Ware. Alhata Forks and Spoons, Urn?, Coffee aud Tea Pots, Egg iTOilcr?, Waiters, Chaffing Dishes, Knives and Forks, Waffle Irons, Sauce Scales and Weights, Coffee Mills. Table Casiors, Old Dominion Coffee Pots, Shovel and Tongs, Nurse Lamps, Toilet Sets, Foot Tubs, Bath Tubs, Knife Cleanere, Wire Dish Covers, Table Mats, to gether with a Variety of Articles useful nnd necessary to House-keepers. Rohr fc Davis' Patent Excel- soir WASHING MACHINES. Plain Tin and Sheet Iron Ware and Brushes of every descrip tion, manufactured to order. GEORGE A. MILLS, No. 11 North Howard Street, march 10, 1859—1y. Baltimore, Md. LADI), WEBSTER A CO., 202 Baltimore Street,


ocr: (Mian & CVIIBE it I7AI*, mu. EVANS <t MA UP IN, Editors. THNRSILAJ MORNING, ANGUS! -1,1859.


ocr: MADE BY STEAM AND PRICES SEDtTJEDI lfuviugi.H tho facilities Persons desirous of ST IIS AM MACiIIN"- purchusiug, are #o 13IIY, oh run compote licit-Hi to COME iritH all factories in city AND SEE FOU or country. THEMSELVES. E. H. BUTLER'S STEAM CABINET CHAIR CENTRE, NEAR BALTIMORE STREET, CUMBERLAND, Ml)., Wliocc bokot'tis oonstanlly on band and manu fucUroi) to 01-Jcr, a largo variolicty 01' urti oioa iu bia line, each an Rosewood, Mahogany, Walnut, and Cher ry Sideboards, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tables, &e. AR S 0 Soi'as, Lounges, and Chairs, in style and fiuish, together with a ASSORTMENT of M A.TTRJE SSES p&~ Special attention is called tohls Udertaking Department! " (H 1 © •I-"' BT . oi every style kopt on hand and furnished order at nil times, in the town or in the of tho adjdining counties. A HEARSE, of appropri I*l construction nod finish, for bis especial use, furnished when desired. ORDERS SOLICITED. TERMS April 11, 1859—1y.


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ocr: Good to superior Havana cigars VIZ- ex schooner J - Randall, of the following favorite brands, B,Dool.ondreß Sultana. 5,000 '* Union Am'd. 3,000 Mensangen Londres. 3,000 Londres, J. H. G. 4,000 Yqualdad. 2.500 Media Reg. Florida Bier. 1,400 " ' r " Fior 1,100 " " " 3,000 Londres O'Callata. 3,000 D'Escribeta Flor. 3,000 " " Sellna Flor de Morales. d te ,iUe by LAMBERT GITTINGB, dJ2 tf 68 Buchanan's wharf.


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ocr: MADE BY STEAM PRICES HE HUGE D> Having all the facilities I Persons doeirous of |of STEAM MACHIN - 1 purchasing, are so- KRT, eh can compete | iioited t< COMB with all factorieain city | AND BEK FOR or country. I THKM6BLVBB. K. H. BUTLER'S STEAM CABINET CHA !R FA CTORY CEMTIIR, NEAR BALTIMORE STREET, CUXUKiILAND, MD., Where ho keeps eouskantly on hand sad manu factures to order, a large Y.'iri't icty of urti oies in his line, aueh us Rosewood,Mahogany,Walnut, und Cher rv i-idelioards, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tables, 4c. A T, S O Solas, Lounges, and Chairs, 2n every style and finish, together with a FULL ASSORTMENT nf MATTRESSES Special attention is called to his . Udertaking Department! OL - <X BT M AS of every stylo kept on hand and furnished to order at ell times, in the town or in the vicinity of the adjoining counties. A HEARSE, of appropriate construction and finish, built for hid especial uso, furnished when desired. ORDERS SOLICITED. TERMS MODERATE. April 11, 185#- ly. Trustee's Sale


ocr: ASI> ?R!CCEB REDUCED! -T.-iral! ,Se | r.f.-na tr-aa e( IAM 5? aCKJJT- I iur.l.lcr, an... at. rk ia a enrar"'® I COM £ -ilk 111 l "tj I ASP SEP FOK >r i.-<m. I THEUSIiI.VM. K. H. tU'fLEE'S >TKAf OA li. r NKT fflAlfiWGTOift ti I't*. KKA.'t l! A L I IOH B STT EE t. CUMQEMLANfi, *ll> . k- krrf. snii.tnuily XilM la wlai, a lam latfanit, ul ait 1 •■if. iu kia line, at ac - rv flMebosrd*. WtrlriAMi tiu.-'fiu.. BedaUkuS, Tbl.lci, &c. ALSO s'r.i, every IJ. ~•• . r . n ImJU. A>'OKUI:;*.T o'.-^ MA'PTIIKf- X' itrenL.a 11 uiial to^fa Uiortahing D?partnient! • I 19 n-' B-" Kl *<ak. i * 'c . .. hand au i Lt /be*' t ■*u it in the tor nor :c tle Tieinip it I, j. coo at i en. A HEARSE, *: ... "toi.rVa* c -n.-tr iction and tu'tb, bnllt i or- v in! cse, f;'i* ; hsd w'aeu d*rci. H!l Kits SOLICITED. TERMS MODERATE. A,r,. ;i, MM—ly. Kin- Karc ami Itcaulirul •< i i,:. it t : j <iik'ut rtn ai> y.r tit -jr /t rintj H.ukt frurt l C DAPK 't? SJiIAT fflfaiOM K< TABLI SIIMKN £, Nv. 20*5 spring Ultdeli Stfltt, PUILADLLPRIA f. .* •UtablirbßKM D-iur!ii on I at


ocr: - a \ i: R I K I).- t'hi the 19th inst., by Rev. 11. (.'..Lushing, at tlie Parsonage, Mr. (I i'liam //. JJ • to Miss Man/ McDonald, all of this oil


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ocr: S>* h *° "\ v arcade, 52 CENTRE MARKET SPACE. IMPORTER >ND DEAIER IN FANCY GOODS, SPRING AND TABLE CUTLERY STATIONERY, GENTS' FURNISHING COODS, PERFUMERY, EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS, hosiery, YANKEE NOTIONS, ETC. Our long experience, facilities for purchasing goods, and method of conducting business, enable us to offer extra inducements. Country Merchants particularly will find it their interest to call and examine our stock.


ocr: MAKE TO ORDER FOR * <sl fi RA HALF BOZ. SHIRTS, equal to any TPLA/.U V made elsewhere for sls - AH HALF DOZ- SKIRTS, eoual to any wi/ivU made elsewhere for sl2. AA PER D OZ finest 4-ply COLLARS, ViO.UU usually sold for $3 Boys' Shirts at all Prices. UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. <sl OS FOR SUPERFINE UNDERSHIRTS, <J>A.<StO sold elsewhere for Si 50- <sl nn FOR FINE UNDERSHIRTS, sold 9JL.VU elsewhere for SI 25. 75 nfo POKGOOD QUALITY UNDER- Itf Llibi SHIRTS sold elsewhere for Sl OO DRAWERS AT SAME RATES. Hosiery, Gloves, Ties, Scarlh, Cravats, Umbrellas, Canes, &c., &c., EMBRACING EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF CENTS' FURNISHING COODS. OUR SEWING IS AI.I. DOME BY HAND, -W having become convinced that Machine Work will n<>t w--ar eq lial t> it, and even garment made by UP is warranted as represented, or the money refunded. RAYMOND & BURTON, 523-t-'alr 3S W. BALTIMORE STREET.


ocr: J ARE 'A D. 1* KAT' T , COMMISSIONER OF COMMISSIONER TO TAKE THE PROOF AVn in I KVOWI FDBMEXT OF DEEDS, DEPOSITIONS POTPr4" F ATTORNEY or other instrument, inwriting, fwOto j New York, Mississippi, iowa ! Virginia, Arkansas, Wisconsin ! Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Michigan ' North Carolina, Kentucky, Conneotb-ot | South Carolina, Ohio, v,.„. H mm't.ir. (,'vorgia, Indiana, Ma-'n-' Alabama, Illinois, Nebraska terri. Louisiana, Missouri, torv Texas, California Flcriia Office corner of BA J TTMOKF and CDARIFS &TRFET3 HAVAANA AND YARA TOBACCOT iao bales Havana. 6(1 do. Tare, I and 2 cut. 0 do. Sagua Fillers. .// B'E BY A. SEKMULIER H SONS, ■""•W 66 Exchange Place,


ocr: 'J i ] n e i 1 & V® No. if g 0 0 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE. THE PLACE TO BUY GUNS! GUNS! GUNS! GUNS! 1I1LE1! PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS? DUCK AND BIRD GUNS Of all qualities, length ? and bores, selected by one of our firm who has just returned from Europe, and where we have made arrangements with various manufacturers, which enables us to offer Gr TJ IST pgr AT LOWER PRICES than they can be bought for cither in New York, Philadel phia, Baltimore, or any other city making any pretension


ocr: A N D DUCK. GUN S , FROM THE CE LEI! It A TED FACTORIES OF PURDY, ADAMS, WESTLEY RICHARDS, MAN TON, G KEENER, AND OTHER MAKERS, ALL WARRANTED TO SHOOT CORRECTLY, AND GIVE SATISFACTION, AT PRICES DEFYING COMPETITION. POULTNEY st TRIMBLE, 811-tPllr '2(KI BALTIMORE STREET.


ocr: * , , REVOLVERS AND PISTOLS, OF ALL KINDS. ADAMS', COLT'S, ALLEN'S SEVEN SHOOTERS. VViTH CARTRIDGES, THE CELEBRATED DERRINGERS. AND A NEW REVOLVER, JUST OUT, Weighing only 7 ounces, HALF THE SIZE OFCOLT'S! Quite as effective, equalled hy few, excelled by none, and cheaper than any Pistol in the market. POULTNEY & TRIMBLE, sl4-tDl4r 200 Baltimore street.


ocr: GOOD TO SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS f, ** sc^°°ner ■ Randall, of the following favorite brands, S,tKK) Londres Sultana. " Union Ara'd WJOO Mensangon Isondres 3,000 Londres, J. H fi 4,000 Yqualdad. 2,500 Media Reg. Florida Bleu 1:0$ :: :: :: fi -3,t44l Londres O'Callata. 3,144) D'EseribetA Flor. 3JX)U " " 13,500 Sellna Flor de Morales. Sorsaleby LAMBERT GITTINGS, A LBATA WARE, -cX SPOONS, FORKS, LADLES. CASTORS. CAKE BASKETS, WAITERS, COFFEE AND TEA SETS. VKGETABI - E PITCHERS, sfant^'k o e , m Ual L ty a i nd n JT desi £°*- A '!' con stantly kept on hand and for sale at moderate prices by CANFIELD BRO. A CO , mhlO-tf A, P, OIK COB Man'ra^SH t ing°SiWCTlv'ar.


ocr: 2 0 0 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE. THE PLACE TO BUY GUNS! GUNS! GUNS! GUNS! RIFLES! PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS! DUCK AND BIRD GUNS Of all qualities, lengths and bores, selected by one of our firm who has just returned from Europe, and where we have made arrangements with various manufacturers, which enables us to offer GUNS s£r AT L 0 AV K Tl PRICES than they can be bought for either in New York, Philadel


ocr: MAKE TO ORDER FOR * ftin H A LF DOZ- SKIRTS, equal to any OAU.dU made elsewhere for sls - fifl HALF DOZ- SHIRTS, eoual to any ®w-Uv made elsewhere for sl2. <!iO flfb PER DOZ finest 4-ply COLLARS, OA.UU usually sold for $3 Boys' Shirts at all Prices. UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. Q1 f)K FOR SUPERFINE UNDERSHIRTS, OJL.tCO sold elsewhere for $l5O <sl HA FOR FINF UNDERSHIRTS, sold OA. 1/1/ elsewhere for $1 25- 7*l /+A FOR GOOD QU ALITY UNDER LW LTS. SHIRTS sold elsewhere for SIOO - AT SAME RATES. Hosiery, Gloves, Ties, Scarfs, Cravats, Umbrellas, Canes, &c., fcc., EMBRA CING EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF CENTS' FURNISHING COODS. IRT OUR SEWING IS ALL PONE BY HAND, "VS having L < ■!!-.■ in int-i-d that Machine Work will nnt wear en ual t" it. and even game nt made by us is warranted as represented, or the money refunded. RAYMOND & BURTON, 523-t !alr S6 W. BALTIMORE STREET.


ocr: FISHER <fe HUNTER, PRACTICAL PLUMBERS, No. 138 W. FAYETTE STREET. Roofing, Hot Air Furnaces. Ranges and Stoves. IZy Tin and Sheet Iron work to order 527-3 m \foTWB r PRESENT LARGE STOCK JM OF HAVANA CIGARS, including PARTAGAS and we will dispose of at considerable reduction to room for the new crop Tobacco. P. TIERXAN & SON, Importers, o!2-tf 12 North Charles street


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ocr: "SMITH'S ART U N ION! VERY GREAT ATTRACTION TIM: WELL KNOWN L CELEBKATED AMBROTff'c & PHOTCGRAPH j rm- ■ m— rmr - 4 F. SJliril would re.p.otfully anooonce i At to .hi Ladle, mid Ucntleu.tn oi tl. city ol ; CuiuborJund uii d I li e nurrouotiing couutry. tuot j ho bus ctti'ibliahtd himself perinuneclly in tuic ! city,and is pr pared to execute work in evory 1 st; lo of the urt, and In all kinds of westber, OK MuDERATE TEEMS. | S iti.faction given or no charge. L.die. end gcDtlemer ere re.pcctltally invited to coll nnd : examine specimens. ! Surpassing art, by which we lend, Our countenance to absent triced j 1 Or leave a token for the bower, Where love laments the parting hour: Where ohil ihood, with its wincotno face, Or lovely woman's queenly grt ce ; | Or lordly man's imperial frown, Are each adroitiy penciled down. 1 Gallery and Reception Rooms, 2 doors North of the Post Office, Ballimoro Street, Cumber j land, Md. 2®-Full Instructions in the Art on moderate terms. (April 2S, 1650—1y. i yiARII.LA ROPE of all sizes; Gro , cer ies, Provisions, Feed, Wood-ware, j Oils, kc., aept constantly on hand and for sale


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ocr: §rg (fells, FALL OPENING —OF— RICH AND BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS. Comprising all the newest and most attractive styles In sn.K ROBES, A TABLEAU; ROBES, A LEZ; ROBES, A DOUBLE JUPE; SILKS, by the yard in great variety. Also, a complete assortment of PRINTED MERINOS; DELAINES: POPLINS; MERINO PLAIDS; LACES AND EMBROIDERIES; POILE DE CHEVRES; SHAWLS; With a complete stock of MOURNING GOODS; To which we will be adding all the novelties of the season. P. S.—A large and well selected stock of Housekeeping and DOMESTIC GOODS. Also, a full assortment ofCLOTHs and CASSIMERES, for Men's and Boy's wear. n3-tf WROTH A FULtERTON, 85 Baltimore st.


ocr: Pseellaittiras. 2 0 0 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE. THE PLACE TO BUY GUNS! GU NS! GUNS! GUNS! RIFLES! PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS! DUCK AND BIRD GUNS Of all qualities, lengths and bores, selected by one of our firm who has just returned from Europe, and where we have made arrangements with various manufacturers, which enables us to offer GUNS JZg- AT LOWER PRICES than they can be bought for either in New York, Philadel phia, Baltimore, or any other city making any pretension. sH-tDltr


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ocr: I 1 " M V v ] ; s - , 0 . ' ! MADE BY STEAM AND PRICES REDUCED| Having all the facilities PeriuDs desirous o of STEAM MACIIIN- purchasing, nr- so- EltY, eh (An compete jioitvd to COME with all faotoricsln city AND SEE FOR or country. Til EM SELVES. K. H. BUTLER'S STEAM CA BINET CHAIHTACTQRY CUN'TRH, NEAR BALTIMORE STREET, CUMBERLAND, MD., NVlioie he keeps constantly on liund and manu factures to oi. cr, a large varietiety of arti cles in his line, such n* Rose wood jMnliognny, Walnut, anu Cher ry Sideboards, Wardtobes Jjureaus, Bedsteads, Tables, Jkc. Ah SO Sol Lornncs, and Chairs, In every s y'eand finish, together with a FUJJL ASSORTMENT of MATTRESSES i^T*J special 5 pecial nttctlt'on is called to his Udertaking Depavtraent! 3" KB B-.-- B-.- w S*B o| every sty'e l.cp on liantl nt-d fnmisbed to order at nil times, in the town ofiu the vicinity of t'ue adjoining countlc*. A HEAESE. uf appropflato construction and dnisb. btlilt W his ©special use. furnished when desired, ORDERS SOLICITED. TERMS April 14, ISo'J—ly. Gifts Rare and Beantirivl (liven indiecrim innlt ti/ vithoiit money to t /I per a<. tin orileri.it/ Hooka from C L ARK'S WMi ES i' \ ii LI SUM EA T, No. SO6 Spring Garden Street, PHILADELPHIA.


ocr: seni free to any addross. Muy 12, 1859—Am. The ißurekaShut tie Machine! Price Fifty Dcllais. HE most perfect Sowing Machine ever I in a do, combining tho improvements of ten they will Stitch, Hem, Fell, Bind, and A will sow from the finest cambric to the anil thickest fabric, including leather glace or unglace cotton, linen thread, silk or twist, making a neat loek stitch fides alike, that cannot bo raveled and licensed under E. How, Jr's Patent. for u circular und samples of sowing.— E. NIGHOLLS, Pratt L Howard St., Sept. 1,1869 —y. Baltimore. JAMES S. ROBINSON, Warehouse, .\o. 21 Konlli i'lim-IOM K|,, .1 few door l/ctow (it-nilun-sf, BALTIMORE. on band and has made to order ell kinds of PAPER. Hags, Rope, L'onviis and other Mill Sept. I, 1859 ly. of W. W. HEinkle. is hereby given, that the subscriber 1 ha*obtained from f lie Orphan'* C ourt of Al- I county. Letter* of Administration on estate of Win. W. Ilinkle, late of Allegany ( deceased. All person* having claims ' ins t tho sab. deceased ate hereby warned to tho same, properly authenticated, to subscriber, on r before the Ist dav of 1860, otherwise ihev may by law excluded Irom a 1 benefit in j-i ; d nutate. All indebted are requested io make imme payment. Given under my hand this day of September, 1869. CAROLINE IIINKLE, Sept. I, 1859.—3t. Administratirx. Grain Wanted. FARMERS and others having Wheat, llye and Oats for sale, will find it to their inte to give us a c..11, as wo will at all times mark't price, either in cash <>r eAchange goods, for grain. O. C. CLARK A Co., Centre St., next door to Eng. Lutli. Cli. Aug. 26, 1869. Education Education The undersigned would respectfully give to the citizens of Cumberland that his : CJI nnd English School will resume its ex on the first Monday of Sept., iu the Ha l ! tlie Pioneer Company, corner of Centre and sheet. I'he cour.e of instruction will all usuallv taught in academies and terms be exceedingly moderate. GEO. A. HOFFM AN. August 25, 1859. —4t. A SliiiiiCMlcail Cor SIO.OO; A Homestead for $190; Also Homesteads for §I,OOO and over, in a desirable, bcaltby country. AOKXTS \V Anr kd ! Send for a Pamphlet. Address E. IIAL'DEI;, T.Ann Annnr, IK, 18JJ—ly. Fort Koynl, Va. School Notice. A/rrSS MARY AM. BUTLER will resume the IfX duties of her School in tho school room of the Kngli,h Lutheran Church, on Monday, Sep tember 6th. Sept. 1, 1859— tf. Second ArrivalofftpleiuHd Spring and Summer Woods. WM. BLAKE his just received a splendid stock of Goods suited to the season. All in want will do well to -:ll and see them, us I aiu sure I can pic ate nil that will give tne a call. WM. BLAKE, Next door to Belviderc llall. Cumberland, June 28, 1859. J ■ I . . . 1


ocr: & fnf> printing EVERY DESCRIPTION—SCfH AS BOOKS,PAMPHLETS,MANIFESTS BILL HEADS, PAY-ROLLS, CHECK-ROLLS, BLANK FORMS,BUSINESS CARDS, CALL TICKETS, Ac., EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS & EIBPA'Ur AT Tnn orrict OK Sfje (Ltnifiiin ant) defcflrajiti A supply of Magistrates'and Constable-. I BLANKS—Deeda and Declarations—Negotia j ble and PrCfnisory Koli'3, itc., always on ban 1


ocr: s'reet. t ity. April 14, 185P—ly. MADE BY STEAM ' PRICES REDUCED; I I'eracu* demon* o j purrhuelng, are ao J iieitvd t> t OWE , AM) SEE 10K | TJIKMBEIA Kb. Ilavingn!! the faoilitiaa I of ST ISAM MACHIN ERY, eh tan compete J with all fftfitorio.sin city , or country. K. H. BCSXEK'S CA BIN K'J CHAIR MM! CEX'fRK, NEAR HAL TIMOR K STREET, UUfIBEIiLAND % Mb., he keep* constantly on bund and manu facluret to order, H vnriefiety of a:ti eios in hi* line, encb Hr .Mahogany, Walnut, and CiuT re Sideboards, Wardrobes, bureau.-, bedsteads, Tables, Ac. A L S (> Lounges, aud (.'Lairs, in evi'jv finish, together with a PULL ASSORTMKNT of ESSES Specialattention in called to his Undertakirg Dtpartir.oDt! " CD B-- B TBk. Mi every style kojt on hand and furnished t'* at nil times, in the town or in the vieitiitj the adjoining counties. A HEAHSE. appropriate construction and finish, hub his especial use, furoi'bed when desired. SOLICITED TERAIS MODERATE. April 14. JBs9—lt. J/ MLS S. ECBINSCN, Warehouse, J*. 84 Nc iilli Clinrii'H *l., A few Hoar- Mow German., BALTIMORE. on hand ami has made to order all kiudr of PAPER. Rags, Rcpc, Canvas and other Mill Sept. 1, 1 PJSfe—ly. PROSSER'F" PATENT LAI AEf.DKD B0 I **R TUBES: article aeceasary to DRILL THE TUBK-PLAI 8 and to 6ET THE TUBES the beet mann.-i. Tube CLEANERS, Stol-Wire and Whale BRUSHES. Tubes for ARTESIAN WELLS, Ac., Screwed flush on both sides, or with Coupling*- outside or inside. THOMAS TROS.SER A SON, Any 18, 1859—1 m C 8 Piatt St., N. YorV. B U Y THE Prints. are the BEST CALICOES yet offered to the Public for the money . Wholesale Aleuts DEFOREST, ARMSTRONG A CO. .▼one SO, 1859—6 m. NEW YORK. Insolvent's Notice. Lorkin,) /\RI>ERED, this lft day Tf. > of October I Silt, that Hie Creditor*. ) Lawrence Litrkin give to bia oredltore, endorsers and sureties, the first Monday of January next is fix for the said Lawrence Larkin to appear in Circuit Court for Allegar; County, to an such interrogatories as his creditors, en and sureties may propose or allege u him ; and that a copy of this order he in some newspaper printed in the of Cumberland, once a week for three stic- , months prior to the said first Mon of January next, ss snoh notice. Teet—H RESLKY, Clerk i Oct. 5 1860.—3 m. ] finn BCSHEL6 MILL OFFAL just reoeir UUU ing by Canal, and for sale hy 1 0. C. CLARK A CO.. ! Centre St., next door to Kng. Luth. Ch i August 36. 1859. Tobaoeo and Segars. rao#t7od and for aale > fall acaojtmfst of Tobacco and Bagara. Jnna WM. X. BBALL * CO 1 i I I j • I a


ocr: itnnii iwtmi In tlie( ilj <>f (TimberlaiiU. DV virtue of a decree of the Circuit Couri f r>r Al!e<anv county, a 3 Court ol Equity, the undersigned as Trustee, will offer At public .-ale, to (he highest bidder, on Saturday, tlie litii December. KV.i. Ht 11 o'clock, a in., in front ol the St. Nicholas Hotel, in the citv of ('ntnberlaud, Lot No. 55, in Beall's first Addition to the town of Cum berland, fronting upon Madison Street, COUJ- uiiUly called Front Street, except that pari of said Jot sold an conveyed by \\ ru. Gephart and wife to James Tank, by deed clearing date upon the 15th day of February, 1640 This property 'S improved by two very comfortable FRAMt: Dwelling Houses, a good BRICK .STABLE, and the necessary out buildings. The dwellings are two stones high aui aie good commodious houses. Terms made known on the dav of sale. GEORGE A. FBARRK, Nov 24, 1859- -ta, Trustee.


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ocr: jjpentistru. NO EXCUSE FOR BAD TEKTH. vlflD A COMFORT AND BE A UTY CORALITE! A NEW INVENTION FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH! AJull sett of elegant Teeth at from sls to $35, superior to Gold or Platxna as usually furnished at SSO arid SBS-1 That by this new method we have eradicated the imperfec tions of the old method, and can guarantee a perfect suction, whether the old roots are extracted or not. Prof ssion and public are invited to call and see specimens, at the rooms of Drs. K. R. BOOTH k QUIN, 175 West Fayette stieet, m ' 2d door fW>m Eutaw. £GA NOTION.— DR. Wll. H. HOOPKS hits RTEGBb REMOVKD his Office to No. 88 N. EUTAW ST., be tween-! i ratoga and Mulberry streets, and is nflw prepared to perform ail operations in the Dental profession Teeth ex traded by the Galvanic Process. jal9-6m DENTRISTY. Ntiiro DR. 11. n. KERCH, ; COR?, ER BALTIMORE AND EL-TAW STREETS, Opposite Eutaw House,) Entrance on Eutaw street,)


ocr: 2 0 0 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE. THE PLACE TO BUY GUNS! GUNS! GUNS! GUNS! RIFLES! PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS! DUCK AND BIRD GUNS Of all qualities, lengths and bores, selected by one of our firm who has just returned from Europe, and where we have made arrangements with various manufacturers, which enables us to offer GUNS jES- AT LOWER PRICES than they can be bought for cither in New York, Philadel phia, Baltimore, or any other city making any pretension.


ocr: THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST! THE INDESTRUCTIBLE, THE CROWN WOVEN. THE GOSSAMER, THE CRINOLINA. Remodeled from the last Paris designs, and for BEAUTY OF PROPORTION, EXCELLENCE OF MATERIAL, PERFECTION OF MANUFACTURE, AND DURABILITY, CNIVESSALLY I'EON'ODXCEI) UNEQUALLED BY ANY GOODS IN THE WORLD! For Sale by the principal Jobbers and Retailers everywhere Beware of Counterfeits! See that our Name and Trade Mark, THE CROWN, are Stamped on every Skirt. W. S. A C. H. THOMSON A CO., sl<-2awlvr NEW YORK, P. SAUTER & BRO., MANUFACTURERS OF, AND DEALERS IN PLATED UNDERTAKERS' TRIMMINGS, ALSO, GOLD AND SILVER ELECTRO PLATING. :No. 219 W. BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR CHARLES, 83- FORKS, SPOONS, CASTORS, Ac., PLATED IN THE BEST MANNER. WATCH CASES HEAVILY GILDED. ivi-eolm N EW JEWELRY, NEW WATCHES, DIAMOND JEWELRY, PEARL JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER WARE. ELEGANT PARIS CLOCKS, BEST QUALITY AI.BATA WARE, NEW FRENCH FANCY GOODS, FANS, OPERA GLASSES, FINE CUTLERY, DIAMONDS, RUBIES, EMERALDS, SAPPHIRES, AND OTHER PRECIOUS GEMS UNSET, IN GREAT VARIETY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. CANFIELI), BRO. & CO., 529-tfr 229 Baltimore street. A STO VE.S, RANGES, (Ml


ocr: ABK 7. D. PRATT, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, Ac. COMMISSIONER TO TAKE THE PROOF AND AC KNOWLKDGMENT OF DEEDS, DEPOSITIONS, POWERS eF ATTORNEY or other instruments in writing, for the States of New York, Mississippi, lowa, Virginia, Arkansas, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Michigan, North Carolina, Kentucky. Connecticut, South Carolina, Ohio, New Hampshire, Georgia, Indiana, Maine, Alabama, Illinois, Nebraska terri- Louisiana, .Missouri, torv, Texas, California Florida, Office corner of BAI/HVORE and CHARLES STREETS HAVANA AND YARA TOBACCO. 160 bales Havana. 60 do. Yara, 1 and 2 cut. 40 do. Sagua Fillers. For sale by A. SKEMULLER k SONS. mh*-tf 5A Exchange Plaoe,


ocr: JABEZ D. PRATT, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, to. COMMISSIONER TO TAKE THE PROOF AND AC KNOWLEDGMENT OF DEEDS, DEPOSITIONS, POWERS • F ATTORNEY or other instruments in writing, for the States of New York, Mississippi, [nwa, Virginia, Arkansas, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Michigan, North Carolina, Kentucky. Connecticut, South Carolina, Ohio, New Hampshire, Georgia, Indiana, Maine, Alabama, Illinois, Minnesota terri- Louisiana, Missouri, tory, Texas, California Florida, Office corner of BALTIMORE and CHARLES STREETS, entrance on Bonth Charles Street. mr6-tf STORAGE WILL BE RECEIVED ON THE tint floor of, Warehouse N0.83 South Say street. CAPKON *OO *■


ocr: CORN MEAL.—SOO bi.is. "BRANDY'WINE kiln dried Corn Meal.tjash ground, of old miILX'.W brand '"£i-d PUNCHE ° NS 0E * RN ' r AL feio-iy THE CALVERTON COPPER SLFLTH WORKS, AM PR EPA R ED N TO 9 M A KV! "TO OR'DF.R? " __ OR REPAIR, ALL KINDS OF COPPER WORK AT SHORT YOTICI. aln ly JOHN M BKUQE. PORK. —200 bbls. Mess and Prime Pork, Store and for ale by JOSEPH C ARSON A CC .


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ocr: TISTIM o- PIIE undersigned as Trustee under the Tosni A. vint Lawt, of Monroe C. Garton, will offer public sale, on SATURDAY, the 19th day of March, 1859. at 11 o'clock, A. M., In front of the M. Hotel, in the city of Cumberland, a HOUSE & LOT Polk Street,ln tho eltyof Curalet The.Lot is one leased by George Bloolur Monroe C. Garton, by louse bearing date 24th October, 1846, and recorded among land records of Allegany comity in Liber 8., No. 8, folios 268, 269, 276, 271 and in subject to aground rent of fifteen do'lars pee payablo semi-annually. The lease is 90 years renewable for ever. The lot is by a neat, and substantial BBIOK I©M! and is a very comfortable residence fer a small family. TERMS OF SALE—CASH. GRORUK A. FEARRB,


ocr: OF Heal and Peisond PROPERTY"! jqUIK subscriber will olTer at lublio j *■ Sale at 12 o'clock, Al. f on 'S 4 I T ' the 20Hi day of JUarxii, I&>% i Ail that T&AQf Ok LAND Con Farm, situate 1 about one milo East of the Mount age Iron Work*, which is now in possesion of William K. Powell, and which is described in a deed from Samuel M. Setnmc*. Trustee.* to said William R, Powell, now reeored among the Land Records of said county, containing one hundred andtwenty-five Acres, moro jr less, with the improromcnts thereon. Al l), 150 CORDS OP WOOD,: cutfnnd corded on said farm. Also about 20 ACRES of RYE inllic Orounl, Also 1 pairj'of BURR MILL gflfcNKS.wUh wheels and other gearing. Also ono CORN and COB CRUSHER. Also one lot of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN Farnlturo, now in possession of said Powell, Also a variety of ether articles. TERMS for Renl Estate one.half onsh, aid the balanee in six and twelve months. For Personal Property on all sums over ten Dollars a creditof three months will bo given J. 11. CORDON, Trustee of William lt Powell. March 1859—3t.


ocr: ' I .11 B I • * l .11 ■> . SVASB* StAVt'tS, Thursdaj Mrt inc. (Hi. ix b£9. Opposition Ticket for Comptroller if the Treatnry WILLIAM H. PtIRNELL. Of " V or* ler. /V* Cony rest. HON. HENRY W. HOFFMAN, f Ailcgaj. Far JAMES SMITH. for llm<t <>f /Wijrifcii, DAVID V. McCLEARY, AZA BEALL, SAMUEL I*. SMITH, JOHN T. HARTLEY. for Si oft 1 % Attorney, JACOB B R OWN. for JuJye of Orjthon'i Cnirl, ALEXANDER KINO, JACOB ARENDT, WILLIAM It. MCCUIJLEY. For Com ty Commiuluterr, SAMUEL D. BRADY, WILLIAM COMBS, (JEORCE RoBIN ETT, DOUGLAS PERCY, ISRAEL THOMPSON, fore bounty Snreryv *. JOHN M. STANDISH. ImJeptmdea' CatoliJn'e for Sh-rijf, HENRI R. ATKINSON. Election. IVedncMlaj, Jii. 2nd.


ocr: wM. B L AKE* | Merchant Tailor, j Jialto. St. Adjoining Bel vide re 11*11, Cumberland, Md. WOULD respectfully invito public at tention to his large and beautiful stock of FALL AID WINTER GOODS. which has been selected with great care and comprises the choicest and must elegant assort ment, in style and '/utility , to bo hud in the Eastern murket. The stock embraces Cloths, Casslincres and Vesting, Fancy Cassimercsfor business suits, Cos sinetts. and Goods for Boys' Cloth ino, of all prices, styles and qualities, nil of which will he made up to ord r in the most fashionable manner, or sold by the yard, cheap for cash. Also, a fino assortment of Embracing Neck Tits, Gloves, Collars, uad every article of gentlemen's wearing apparel, j I will make shirts to order nt the shortest: notice : nil of which will bo warranted ns rep- I resented. All warranted to fit. ; i : ■


ocr: NBW rojaK: EBMHiMiIT DiIPOT. 9'23 !••:rl (~ Yew York. MILBANK& ANNAN, .Sumcsaor* to A. L. Arlcrman, MANUFACTURERS and duilersln Iror and A\,oA. Working Machinery, Manufacturer, Findinga, 4c. Aug. 25, 's9—6m. JUST HECKtVKto FOR JI LT lfTaih tt.rper'a Magazine, flnitey', Lndy'e Book, I'ftar'n'a Magazine, Great Repnblii-Monthly, Llle' Noir Family Muguzinc, ljuuaehold Wordr. Koranic br ixn iEirs a SWARTZWELDEB, J <O. UuderSt. Nirhnln. Hotel, Bait. St. /NOPPFR Kett7ee.PuKn.%cee, Ac., for aalacheap ' Lr ' JOHN JOHK9OVK.


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ocr: /*:*„> 200 Baltimore BALTIMORE. THE PLACE TO BUY GUNS! GUNS! GUNS! RIFLES! PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS! DUCK AND BOLD GUNS Of all qualities, lengths and bores, selected by one of firm who has just returned from Europe, and where we made arrangements with various manufacturers, enables us to offer G- U N S AT LOWER PRICES than they can be bought for either in New York, Phlladel pHa/ ®®^* more or any other city making any pretension. sl4*tDl4r


ocr: THE CALVERTON COPPER SMITH WORKS, No. 9t NORTH CAIVBRT STRIH. AM PREPARED TO MAKE TO ORDER, OR REPAIR, ALL KINDS OF COPPER WORK. AX SHORT VOTICR RlO-ly JOHN M. BRUCE.


ocr: BOARD WANTED. -ATWO young genflenien wanttoengageroom nr... board. Must be within five minutes' walk of the corner of North and Baltimore streets. I Address "M.," at this ofF. e al^-lw A SMALL CONSISTING of grown persons entirely, with a rvant, desire, before leaving ; town for the summer, to mike arrangements for the Fall and wiuter, by engaging everal rooms, (Parlor and Cham- I hers,) which tnry will furnish themselves, in a commodious i and comfortable house, where there are few or no o'her i boarders, and in the north western portion of the city. A 1 commodations can berendere t a person commencing an es- J tablishment of this sort, which will diminish the outlay of capital necessary at first starting Address 4 G,'at this office, | without delay. je6-tf AAA TO SB,OOO. —WANTED A PART t]pt/)UUI/NER in an old established Commission and Liquor Business on the wharf, with a cash capital of the above amount, doing a good and profitable business. Ad dress H. A. LITTON, I n>24 tf Care P. (>., Box 308, Baltimore.


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ocr: COOK STOVES. Cook Stoves 'or Wood. Co. k Stoves for Coal, Beating Stoves for Wood, Carpet Sweepers, at corner Rial'. and Center St*. TiIOMAS J Li HNS Set. S 1 (St — A F. 6.


ocr: | J J $ <j f 1 ' * 1 ! * 1 1 , 1 ( ' HfIMHI In the City of Cumberland. DY virtue of a decroe of the Circuit! Court lor Allegany county, as a Court of Equit}*, the undersigned as Trustee, wiil offer | at public sale, to the highest bidder, ou Saturday, the 17th December* 1859. at 11 o'clock, a. m., in front of the St. Nicholas Hotel, in the city of Cumberland, Lot No. 55, in Beall's first Addition to the town of Cum berland, fronting upon Madison Street, com monly called Front Street, except that part o said lot sold ani conveyed by Wm. Gepl an and wife to James Plank, by deed deiiring da - upon the 15th day of February} 1849 Thi property is improved by two rerv comfor •'!•• FRAME Dwelling Houses, a good BRICK STABLE, and the necissui. outbuildings. The dwellings are tw o storiei- high aud are good commodious houses. Terms made known on the day of sule-. GEORGE A. I'TDARRE, Nov 24, 1859--ts, Trustee.


ocr: In the City of Cumberland. virtue of a decroe of the Court lor Allegany county, as a Court the undersigned as Trustee, wiil offer public sale, to the highest bidder, ou the 17th December* 1859. 11 o'clock, a. m., in front of the St. in the city of Cumberland, Lot No. 55, Beall's first Addition to the town of Cum fronting upon Madison Street, com called Front Street, except that part o lot sold ani conveyed by Wm. Gepl an wife to James Plank, by deed deiiring da - the 15th day of February} 1849 Thi is improved by two rerv comfor FRAME Houses, good BRICK STABLE, and the necissui. The dwellings are tw o aud are good commodious houses. Terms made known on the day of sule-. GEORGE A. I'TDARRE, Nov 24, 1859--ts, Trustee. Ordinance to Stove Pipes. SKCTIOM 1. Be it enacted ami oiduined Mayor and Countilmen ol the City That it shall not be law ml person or persons to loudnct any stovi through tin side oi end ol any or wooden partition, wall or ceiling, the roof of any house, withou l same surrounded by a stoui and sou od we; clay pipe or tube, and said pij e or from injury or damage hv a tin o funnel, covering it on the outbid the building, and protected on the plastering or sheet-tin. Any person so offending, shall forfeit and pay not less than five, nor more than for each offeme. Hko. 2. Be it enacted, that if any person shall hive in use, any stove-pipe con to the provisions of the Ist Section Ordinauce, it shall he the duty of to give three days notice, to said parties, to remove the same, or alter it with the first sec ion of this ordi and provided, that in all cases the ter is of said stove-pipeshall beat Unst from said wall or roof. Any to comply with the provisions of thi shall forfeit uud pay a fine of not two nor more than five dollars for alter stich notice. Szc. 3. Be it enacted, That nil fines im by this ordinance, shall be recovered some Justice of the Peace, in and for Al County, and that this ordinutue effect and be in force from and after of its passage. Passed Nov. 15. 1859. 1). W. McCLEAUY, Mayor. 0. B. W. Ropult. Clerk. Cumberland, Nor. 24, '59. Koroaono Oil! Til*' ,\cw k oi l. OIL (EST A BUSH ten 1854.) that, having made great iu the manufacture of Kerosene, now enabled to offer it to the Trade at A Uediiccd l'rlce. The attention of couaumeis is to the subjoined table, the res ult of examination, by Eno.V KKN of New Vork, Chemist, and dated Feb. *> 3 j ij £.-,* = = > HArasiAL. Lamp. :°=°w Q a *o = '3.~ 5 v" E 2_Z F_ Kerosene |Kcrose-.e. 13.689 5.435 $1 00 $4 10 Camphene jCamphene. 5.625 1.299 63 4 85 Whale Oil l-Solar j 1.8921 833 1 00 12 06 Lard Oil (Solar j 1.640 1 70 1 25 17 70 Sperm Oil Solar, i 2.025) 850 2 25 26 47 Burn'g Fl'd'Laree W'k, 5531 300 87 29 00 Reliable orders from lie Trade, by Moil oh application to AUSTENS. Agents, 03 Pearl Street. N. V. KEROSENE is also to lie obtained at Prices, of all the New Druggists, Crocers, Cainplicm in Fluid Manufacturers aud Dealers N. U.—KElt OS ENII is the trifle mirk Kerosene (>i< Co..and 'ill persons are cau against using the said trade mark/r October G, 1859—3 m. NOTICE! am selling off at co.-t, a large stork of


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ocr: CALVKRTON ~ " " COPPER SMITH WORKS, AM PREPARED^!JrE T \ r b A, 6R , D R ER: B " ult RKPAIR. ALL KINDS OF COPPER WORK AT SHORT VOTICE. Hlfl-1* JOHN M. BRUCE,


ocr: 2 0 0 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE. THE PLACE TO BUY GUNS! GINS! GUNS! GUNS! RIFLES! PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS! DUCK AND BIRD GUNS Of all qualities, lengths and bores, selected by one of our firm who has just returned from Europe, and where we have made arrangements with various manufacturers, which enables us to offer GUNS 98r AT LOWER PRICES than they can be bought for either in New York, Philadel- Pl sU-U?llr m ° re ' ° r aDy other city makin S ny pretension.


ocr: GRG <§OO&S, ! PALL OPENING ! RICH AND BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS. I Comprising all the newest and most attractive styles In SILK ROBES, A TABLEAU; ROBES, A I.EZ: ROBES, A DOUBLE JUPE; I SILKS, hy the yard in great variety. Also, a complete assortment of PRINTED MERINOS; DELAINES: POPLINS; MERINO PLAIDS: LACES AND EMBROIDERIES; POILE 1)E OIIEVRES; SHAWLS; With a complete stock of MOURNING GOODS: To which we will lie adding all the novelties of the season. e. S —.A large and well selected stock of Housekeeping and DOMESII( GOODS. Also, a full assortment of CLOTHS and CASSLMERES, for Melt's and Bov's wear. n3 tf WROTH A EUI.f.ERTON, 85 Baltimore st.


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ocr: Nctire to City Tax Payers. •pilL' Ciy T.*Pjer.* er.br uotm.d J. it i.. "uunt of four p. "-nt will l<o allowed oo nil Uiei i lid boi t! I t Monday of Au gust. t, KIZRR, .Totv 11, If 'O—t.a. A Oollentor.


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ocr: , : ; ' I 1 j : j TABEZ D. PRATT, COMMISSIONER HEEDB AO KNOWLEDGMKNT OF DEEDS, DEPOSIITONq PfKcifn C BureJof >RNKY ° f ° ther iu,trumen t i" writing, for the New Yurk, Miaaiszippi, low. Virginia, Arkansas, Wisconsin Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Uichteun ' Nftrtl. Carolina, Kentucky, Ucniiectic'ut South Carolina, Ohio, N"W Hamns'hire Georgia, Indiana, YD,in, Alabama, Illinois, NelSka terri- Louisiana, Missouri, torv Texas. California Florida Office corner of BALTIMORE and CHARLES STREETS. REMOVAL. KNOX Jt CO have removed their Office to No. 125


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Civilian & telegraph. [volume]

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ocr: Order of Hatification. Alexander Haunt and V Susan C. Hanua his In the Circuit Court A-lfe and others for Allegany County vs. o Equity. Henry F. Mayer and June 18,1859. others. ORDEKED that the sale made sod reported by George W. Dobbin Trustee for the sale ot the real estate of v rederlck Grummer, dee'd, be ratified and confirmed, unless cuuse to the contrary thereof be shown on or b.-fuce the 'loth day of August next. Provided a copy of ibia order be inserted in some newspaper prin ted at Cumberland, once ia three weeks before the 20th day of July oext. The report states the ainouut of sales to be $975. True Copp—Test— June 22, 's9—3t. 11. REFLET, Clerk. Notice to Tax Payers. T WOULD notify all porson* who wish to avail I themselves of the advantage, that a doduo- tion of five per cent, will be made on ail State Taxes for the yc'nr 1859 if paid on or before the Ist day of September next. JOSEPH LOGSDON of E. Sune 23, 1859. Collector. Second Arrival of Splendid and Summer Goods. TT7\f- BLAKE bis just received a splendid vV stock of Goods suited to the All in want will do woll to cell and eeo them, kh 1 am sure I can ploaie all that will give me a call. WM. BLAKE, Next door t) lielridere llall. Curoberlaad, June 23, 1859. Notice; R *FII ?. partnership existing between l)ra. Emi'.h L .1 Ohr, exrirod by lfmitutlon on the Ist of April I tat. Ail persons indebted to saiJ firm ire requested to tall aud 9eitle. JA.MES M. SMITH. CIIAB. H- Olllt. rumhei Innd, Jure 23, ISs9—?t. COAL * WOOD! Flury & McCulley nVVIXG leased the Frostborg CuAL YARD, situated on the j and Ohio Unit Road, in this city, nre prcj : > turnish tho public *iih any grude of , desired, either Lump. Run of Mine or Fine, ly t4io Car or Curt lo*.d, of good quality and j reason ible prices. have also on hand, end will at liuies be pref ared to furnh h, Oak and Tine Wood, saw-J oruusawed, as may be wanting, by Cart lead. The nddiiion .f Wood to cur busines ,we th k, will prove a great cr.ve -)-••■) <.ii r.s, hlu ihf-refi re h r q at.• I , putr'-ni .1. l).y 1 ir.i Wood, /or , sawed in three pieces, always on band. ?ZS-C> al and delivered by the ioad in all parts of the cify. If EN ICY FLURY, WM. U MI.CULLKY, ! Cumberland, May 25, 1959-Cir. A.


ocr: PTin BY VIRTUE of a decree of the Circuit for Alh?gny county, ns a Court of Equity, in the rise of J. M. Smith and ofliers versusS A. Huphc-s and others, No. 1115, Uie undersign- ed, fa '1 rustce, will sell at PUBLIC SALE, in front of theXat'onal Bote), in the city Cumberland, on Saturday, the 9th day of July, 1559. at 2 o'ciok, I*. M.. the tract of Laud, called "CHOOKED &JttET t " lvfr.gon Will's Mountain, about two miles froru Cumberland, containing 100 ACRES, more or Ices, being particularly described in n deed f om Gustnvus Beall to the heirs of G Hughes, dee'd., And recorded in Liber 11. B.No. 5, on* of the-Land Records of Allegany tv. Part of this Land nas GOOD SOIL I'OR CULTIVATION, nod part contains pood # TIMBER AND WOOD. TERMS OF SALE.—OnV-tliltd cash on th day of sab—the balance iu six ai.d rimntlu, with securitv approved by t'.c SAMUEL P. SMITH, Trustee. June 16, 1869.—-tds.


ocr: -IKESTBI UIL BY virtue of an order passed by tbe Judge of the Circuit Court for Allegativ 'county, the undersigned, as the Trustee for the benefit of the creditors of J awes Terrell, will sell at mm AUCTION, in front of the National House, in the city of Cumberland, on Thursday, the 9th day or June, next, at 11 o'clock, 4 head of Mules, a lot of HARNESS, and One Canal Boat railed "'Thomas Dereeroon." The Bout is well finished and alroo.t new, and as good as when first iu*de. If is proper to state that this Boat was purchased by James Terrell from the Cum berland Coal and Iron Company, and partially paid lor —there beiug still a portion of the purchase money unpaid. The Boat will be sold with a free and clear title. TERMS OF SALE, As prescribed by the Court.—One-third the purchase mooey to be paid in balance in two equal installments of three and six months with Interest, the firing his notes with aecurity to be approved by said Trustee. JACOB BROWN, Trustee. Mef :<!>, 1059.—31. '


ocr: \ | I j i j j j is/Te* ——- -jAjJ ELL | Comift ßtC^ I WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALER / V FOrjEXGjST DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, I Has just returned from the East with u largo and splendid stock of Di y Goods, of every variety. Silks, Kmbroidericp. Dncals Shawls, Laces, •Challies, Mantilla# Jaconets, Brilliants, Ulovcs, Female?, Lawns, Mitts, Skirts, Mouselins, Cravats, Tarlaton*, PR.uets, i Handkerobiefii, Nainsooks, Perengt'd. DOMESTIC GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY. DRESS GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY i Call at the Old Stand and examine for yourselves. | March 24, 1959. HOPEWELL lIEBB