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Re aI Estate,

lying and being in the city ot Cuusserlen nd -
LIST. All those lets and parcels of land
in the city of Cumberland. nlentioned,
described and referred to in deed from
Tho J. Mckaig, Geo \. rearre, Geo.
y. Thruston. Trustees, 10 Normand
Bruce, bearing date upon the 9Th De-
cembcr, 1850. and recorded in Liber II
3. No. I foiios 627. COB.
ID Also, all that Lot piece or parcel
of land situate lying and being in the
city Of Cum bertrand mentioned and de-
scrbel ia a deed from Jno Il. Hoffman
and wife to Normand Bruce, bearing date
on 9th day Of juno, 1919 and recorded
among tie Land Records Of Allcga-
ny County in J.iber II. B 30 8 folio 20
81. Also. all that piece or parcel of
land, mentioned and described in deed
from W ". McKaig, Trustee, to Nor
mand Bruce, bearing date upon the 9'h
day of August. eighteen hundred and fl
ty-two, aud recorded among the Land
Records of Allegany County, III Liber
II, 4. No. s folio CAS-.
4th. Also, all that lot upon the West
side Of wills Greek. in the town of Cum
bcrland, known rs Lot No 81 sold by
VIM. Price, Trustee. in ----- - upon
the Equity Docket Of the Circuit Court
for AlIcgany County. and also mention
ed and described in deed from Perry
Shul,z. as Sheriff of Allegany County to
Henry Bruce. bearing date upon the 18th
March, eighteen hundred aud ftty-six
aud recorded among the laud records of
Allegany County in Libcr II, Il. No. IL
folio > &c.
9th. And also, all that piece or par-
eel Of land. particularly described in a
deed from Thomas Dcvecmon, Trustee,
to Charles Brace. bearing date upon the
DIST of August, eighteen hundred and
fifty, and recorded among the Land Re
cords of Alegany County, in I.iber II.
h. No. G folios BIC I'd, and which WIS
conveyed by the said Charles Brace to
Henry Bruce in trust, by bccd bcarn4
date upon the 2S,h day Of Septen,hrr
eighteen hundred and fifty three. aud
recorded among til Land Records Of NJ
Iceauy County, il Liber II L. No. IL
toIios So. &C., and which was soli hy
the said Henry Bruce. under said deed
of trust to the said Normand Bruce, but
never yet conveyed.
9Th And also, the ONO undivided hal
part or interest in all that piece. piece
and parcels Of ground, lying and being
in the town Of Cumberland. mentioned
.,.., 1.-..r. 3. 81 -, % Inol ~. to, run,l o
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TESTERS
IMPROVED SHUTTLE
LOCK-STITCH
III Il ING MIC III MIS-,

T'NIs is the mostreiiahlc SEWN. Mrehinerr
l. Ct offered in this market, both in the quail.
ty of its work, its dIrHjilI,y and symphony. -
The operation Of ii j. easter lanrncd thau ,ha:
Of any other machine, while il works with eusc
the finest silk or heaviest Cloth which i.
works in very superior manner; making -
strait, evenly laid seam, much finer than orJi-
nary hand work. while both aides Of the clotA
are stitched alike. Itrarely gets ont uf working
order or requires fcIairirg, and Is so simpl.
that an operator can perform ali ordinary re
pairs on il. until it is worn out. With all these
advantages over other machines, we feel conf
dent Testers Pnt1't Sewing Machines will bek.
Gect Tie wants Of families. all kinds of manu-
tue turing cl0thicrs, tailors, or any others IL
puirog seal in their work, will find this Z!
Machine that win do their work in rapid ane
substantial manner and much nicer than the
ordinary WY. Families who require m,c!,
sewing viii find this Machine peculiarly adj pt-
ed to their wants, besides saving labor enough
in few months to pay for it. Tailors willfnd
great tying by using this Sewing Machine.
bos'dcs being always sure Of a superior 1ualitY
Of w9r,; that does not rip, and that looka r.Erll
nicer than. hand work.
EEfGk-E CETo HEW PERSONS USING THEN
J. W Richard On, Merchant Taller, Gay ST..
near TIE Church.
Levi Perry 4 Co., Shoe stare, 10 Bait 81.
8 Sttiler, Mnntilla Factory, ra!timcre ST.,
oyer PARIS China stere.
j. Evans, No. 5 Baltimore street.
James Taylor. 10. 3iG Baltimore stree
hi's Kate Wil'yara, 70 Constitution street.
Mrs l.. 4. Beard, No. 80 Ensor street.
Mrs EucRmNle-, IS McElderry street
Mrs. Watson. l35 Hamburg street
Mrs i. Brooks. AZ Hamburg street
L. L. CHASE. Agent, lG3 Bait. g..
Opposite tho Adams Eyprcss ca
baltimore, juno IL, ISSq,-lv
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MAINLAND CoAL TRADE For tn"
week ending Saturday, Sept srd C,GJo.o3
IONS of coal were shipped over tie Cnmber-
land and Pennsylvania Railroad, and 2T7C.16
over tic road Of the Georges Creek Coal and
Iron Company Mating total for tie week
from the entire region of e,426.!0 tons.
Total shipments for the year from the en-
ore region, 4,S9300 tons.
so boats CLEARED this port during the week
ending Wednesday, tie 7th last, carry ing
s,o0s.l2 tons Of Coal.
During the season 1916 boats cleared This
port, carrying oo1,457,18 tons Of Coal.
CONGRESSIONAL NoMrNGr.--Thc Democratic
Conrressi onal Convention, which assembled
here yesterday for the second Zinc, nomins ted
Hon. J, NJ. Enuhel for Congress.
CAMP MEErING.-The Camn-Nce,ing Of Inc
Methodist e. Church, o. This city, commenced
in shrivers Wood. about ono mile distant
from Cumberland, on Thursday last. 0Gte
number Of persons have teen in attendance au-
ring the services from the commencement, end
on Sabbath last there wora savc:ul thousand
upon the Camp Ground. The weather, 50 far,
hrs proved very pleasant for the DATES Of tho
Camp, Notwithstanding tho threatening nsnect
Of the Ieaveus at different times. The morn
inss aud evenings have been cool enough TO
require change Of clothing, lr' not sufficient
~ so t. render fire necessary. On Saturday az
,crnoon there was sut,icert fall Of rain 10 ! y
tho dust, AMI render the road more agreeable
for travelling on Sunday. The Camp Is ns
handsomely, con'ortahly, and coumo3iously
arranged as any We have seen Tor years
The religious exercises have been very ally
conducted by tie Pastor If tie Church, lcrc,
Rev. b. II. Creyer, in conjunction with n nu'n-
her of other talented divinrs from other places.
Il has bee eur rIeAsur. to lear several very
fine discourses in The tented Grnyr, and We
have no aouh that ere the Meeting ccsc',
much good will he donr
EFCsIr,s OF Coat During tie month Of
August there was received RI Alexandria vim
the Canal, thirty-two tluusEnl ,ipht hundred
E =. al rst'
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For States Attcrrey.

To The Voters IF Alicga"y Comfy:
T HEREBY announce N.Y. self as It canGidale
L for States Attorney" not subject to the
dictation Of any party convention, but for the
suifrages of the people at large.
HENRY BRUCE.
Cumberland, Sept. G. 's59-tc. A.
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PnuAuELAHIA Coat MARREV.

,iEw York Coal MAHKET.--The demand
is active for Domestic coal. and prices are
sustained; the demand for the Fast has i'm
proved. We quote by tl,e cargo at SO Is
a 81 10. from yard at 81 q 81 So Tie
demand for Foreign is very limited; the snp-
Ply is moderate.
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Coat QIL--The manu- iacture of coal oil or
kerosene is carried on very extensively all over
Tie country. aud Is said to he very profitable.
The highest yield of oil from cosl is said TO be
ITO gallons from ton IL coal Some Goals
Weld go very It'll oil that the rost of msnu
faciure makes it Improbable. The light from
single burner Of coal oil is said 10 equal three
or four spertn candles. 1t is sold Tor about ST.
so a gallon.
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Local Intelligence.

ES3-Wo have new C.rricr, and If any of
our subscribers should fail re ,eiyo their pa
Ter they will please inform US.
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For Constable,

TyTE hre authorized t" announce JOSEPH
w McCLELLAND ne n candidate tor Con
stable in District No. {.
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To THE LADIES OF CcEBEnLASD.-Mr Borden
respectfully announces TO the ladies of our
PLACE, that she will give lessons ia the different
kinds OF embroidery, namely, silk, French and
Chenille, ana IS fully competent to give salts
faction. Mrs. B. has a large Impressing appn-
ratUsr OF The very lest pattern, 10 which she il
vites particular attention, Us she cannot fail
to lcHae the mGsi hs'dious The dy hus
shown Us recommendA,ory letters, obtained 10y
Ter from ladies' OF distinction, which sp'nEs
highly IN prais" Of the taste and execution Of
her work, and also Of her requirement to Others.
All nrc Invited 10 call on her at her room at
The Potomac House
Terhs-tie hiccu lcsgrns for 3d. or nine for
sEGN If anv air can learn one-half Of the
artistic skill witch Mrs. - rorsscscs, and can
ianart. we should say that IS were well op-
piled.
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PRIMARY MEG1KGs.--Let The ',icnds Of lie
Constitution and The Union, vi o have array
ed themselves in opposition TO the present cor
rupt National Administration, remember TINT
the 23rd. of the present north is the day fixed
upon for them 20 hold their County Corven-
ton. Have you held yonr rriInrry meetings
in the various districts, and appointed dele
gates to this Convention II you have not
We urge upon you the importance Of attending
TO this duty at once. There is but little time
Intervening between this and the day agreed
upon for the Convention, end it is a matter Of
paramount consideration that the County be
well represented there. Let the urinary meet
be called in time, and suitable delegates
.ppointed, and we have no doubt that the ear.
~ will present such a ticket rs will command
the admiration and support OF the people. The
sucidcd policy pursue b. the present DONNA
ant party is working disastrously in every
direction, aud by the bitter teaching of expo
riesce, The country is realizing that it is polii-
cal suicide TO trust them with the reins OF gov-
eminent. The opportunity is now presented
10 US in Allegauy 10 rid ourselves Of this incl-
bus, which is paral! zing the energies OF the
people, and taking bread aud meat from the
hardy and industrious sons of toll, while the
pampered menials are Cutting themselves al
the public crib.
We hope the friends Of the cause will take
this matter of primary meetings into hand
throughout the County, and sea up full rep
rcsentation TO the Convention.
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Total

AK oLD Resident toSr.-On Tuesday II orr
ing las, the venerable Captain Thomas BHit,
Of Froslbmrg, wHs gathered 20 his fathers, after
suhlunary pilgrimage OF eighty years or more
Many years ago this aged ci'izcn was Captain
OF Military Company here, and served in the
war of 1872. la compliance ith his last wish
9, he WAS buried with military honors hy the
Cumberland Continental, cUmmnudei by Cap
tain Hlracc Rcslcy
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ORDERS SOLICITED.
TERMS MODERATE.
April II, iS59-ly.

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Our Sfer9s can Arrays .fnd 81 orr o,Tc>.
eeoies of lie "CivTEIAS AND TELTGRAPrE. -
f6taed onl repaired for mailing at .fre cents
each.
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Pure Rye Whiskey.
IL BARRELS of genuine, copper distilled,
~ Rye Whisky, on consignment, and will
be sold low. Persons desiring pure article
can sec samples on application to
o. G. CLARKE L Co.
Centre St, next door 10 Eng. Luth. Oh.
Aug. II, 1852 a and r. 81. cory.
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RAILROAD AccTnENT.-OI Saturday last,
"a two tonnage trains houad East over the
Baltimore ami Ohio Railroad, were coming
down the Seventeen nile grade the rear train,
Engine No. ITO, becoming unmamageabie,
ran into tie front train. throwing Engine No.
IFS of the track, aud b.o-Eaing the road
20 that the mail train bound East, due here
at o'rock, 4. NJ, was delayed for ioura
than two hours. ~ persona! injury 50 FIR as
we csM learn was sustained.
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For Sheriff.
TO the voters of Allegany County.

TO the voters of Allcgany County.
THE undersigned Offers himself rs IN indie
L pende mt candidate Tor the next Eitrirnity
and if elected will perform tho dates Of the
office with fidelity.
Sept. /. THEODORE A. OGiE.
To the voters OF A!leGany Comfy.
HEREBY nnnpuure myself an ina, pen.
1 don't Ctudiliir for the ShrrifTllty al Alc-
gauy County, and respectfully solicit your
suppor:.
Sent tt. HENRY Il. ATk f%SNN.
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AsorHEE--On the 8oih u.limo, tie Wcs-
tern Nail train came il collision with tic fIs.
stock train bound East, at Litijctor. Hero
the stock train hal been switched Of f. i ie
track to allow the mil train to pass. but the
switch, not berg properly adjusted, the mail
train was carried of the main trnck, causing
She collision. Tie passenger engine was bad
ly damaged. The Engineer and Fircmcn we're
severely, though not seriously injured. The
passengers escaped unhurt.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-08

Foreign journals ray that tie French Emfe-
ror Intends to open the ports of France TO the
free introduction Of cotton, coal, iron, and 9th
or articles largely consumed in the country.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-08

BALTIMORE Coal NARKEV. --Cumbeiland
Coal dull, but for anthracite there is a fair
cunsumptive demand The rates are I'M
changed, and we quote Anthracite $3.50 q
50 per ton, from the yards. Cumberland at
1926 for lump, IS so forfnc, S3,75 per ton
forum OF niue, delivered N shipJoag,l at Lo-
Gust Point.
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OXYGENATED BITTERS.

A Query. Why will yon suffer- Dyspepsia
is brief hnt comprehensive term for the nu-
merous diseases which aft ct the stomach, liver
and in fact the whole human system. Cuutil Dr.
discovered the Oxygenaied Bitters medical sci
cnre WAS Ut fault and had exhausted Itself IN
fruitess effort 10 cure this disease. The Dys-
peptic neei suffer 70 longer with IA disease that
is always painful, AID frequently fatal allie
ton.
THIS unique md peculiar compound will az
certainly cure the disease as the disease exists.
Had it not this ROVER such testimony rs fol-
lows would not be given in its favor;
VALUABLE TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF
THE OXYGENATED BlTTERS.
We caiI the attention of the ree der 10 the fol
lowing letter {. ON President Saith, Of Wesley
an University:
MIDpLETowy, Conn, Feb. g. 1850
SETH ". FowLE & Coz Gentlemen, | first
made use OF the OxYGrSATEp BiTTEEs some sew
en- or eight years since. Having suffered for
twenty years from form Of DYSPEPSIA, which
was attended with ne:vou3 headachc,o n ar av-
erage OF not less than one day ia week, WAS
induced by the unpretending recommendation
Of DR.. Green ito try on, bottle and il no benefit
was received TO discontinue the use"
The use of one warranted Il further trial, 10
the extent of some three or tour, with careful
observance Of the accompany ing directions.
The result WAS, an almost entire r., lie from he
usual dyspeptic 81 mpIons ard their depressing
painful consequences. | believe these Lilters
produced an entire change in the habits OF my
system and upon the active energies Of the
digestive organs. ] now deem myself rs sx-
empt from Dyspepsia rs most persons. These
bitlers have also been OF service 10 oli.ermeiu-
bers ofmy family.
Very respectfully yours,
AUGUSTUS W. SMITH.
PrenaInl hy S " EDM [ Il & Co RosrnS
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's'GE!.!s GGsaa".

Tie terms Of sale as prcscribci by shr de-
srcc, gre one tsird of tn. purchase money IN
cush ON til" day Of sale, md iar tu'1l.co it, $50
equal instruments IF one aud two years, from
TIE Day Of sale; the whole to henr interest from
the day Of SALE aud the payment thereof ~ be
secured ~ the bonds Of the purchaser with II
surety or-urrtics to he approved hy The 1rus-
tee. crct-h uron' the d,y Of sn., Or uP"u tn"
thereof Jy the Court, If Pre!,rre! by
thc purchaser.
GEORGE \. TEiREI,,
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f:ea. We learn that a large number Of Lands
were discharged Mt Mt. Savage last week.
We are also Informed that the miners at
pompcy Smash, in this county are on strike.
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w arsbcuGec,

now occupied one by q. ". Clabauch,
the other by Brady Il Co. and situated
in the city oF Cumbcrl4nl, between Ca
rNl Street nnl MiIls' CreeIl
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Orr THE TaAcR.--On Monday last Engine NJ.
go, drawing n tonnage trails, whilst turning
4 high curve, on the Cheat River grade, became
;uddenly detached. and was rrecpit"ted II
distance OF forty or ffiy feet. leaving the train
in molten uron the truck Isi3 OF known by
W hat means il was accomplished. The Engn-
Ger Fircman sprsnr from the Engine and c5-
capped unbrrt, but the Engine is n complete
wreck.
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osi.IO5,GGlI3 6 e50.O3 l,lGj.l7
2,77G IG 167,9l70(

CoAG.-Duty--I'rom all the British Pre-
yinccs, n. A., free; From any other foreign
country, "a 4 cent.
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Total amount Of relief $50 1898
The above does not include III, Pa,ri rch1l
or Encampment branch of the order, which is
also in highly prosperous condition, and dis
pcuses annually large amount fog the relief
OF its membership.
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Mining Intelligence.
Report CT C0Gl TRANSPORTATION

During tic week ending Saturday, SepIeuicr
3d. 1859.
&ippei orer the Cumberland dai Pea,syisania
RniltnnH fnr snUrn ieri.R
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A liberal price will lie given, TO be regulated
by the size and quality of the timber. I, vim
be received at all times, in large or small he's,
ard each lot paid TOR on deijcery at the NH
Men having timber will do better with it by
bringir & it to the II i'll in the log than by
ulacturiuc 1t for Ibis market. 20 or so cents
per hundred feet in the log will pay timber
owners better than s Loo or Sl.l2 for the man
uE,ciGrrd lumber.
lie is prepared to furnish al kinds of lumber
IN Urge or small quantities Oh reasonable terms.
an experience Of | years in the business en-
Giles him to promise entire satisfaction in tia
execution Of orders al his contracts viii W
faithfully and promptly performed.
H. X. HAHAFBg.
July II, ISJ0-3m. A.
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assWe learn that John L. Thomas, Esq,
formerly Of this city, will, on the ensuing
twelfth of September, deliver the annual ora
ton before t's Defenders Of Baltimore in
1919.
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South.
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On the first day of October next VIC will
commen,p the publication our piper. Oh NST
LARGE, AND LEGiui y TYPE. under the title Ut
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This is hut barely rcmunegative, but we
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Road iS:i;up srvisor.

ii l. are authorised 10 announce Etcru
TuaAs IN rs candidate tor Rnai Su.
rcrvisJr in district No. 6. aU4ilt':
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MrDpLzTowy, Cuvx., Feb. %, 1850.



Prepared by S. VI. FOWLE & Co., Bosrcs,
and for sale by.
J.B II. CAMPBELL and IiEALEY K SHRI-
YER, Cumberland.
Dr.. HENRY G STEW WARD, Frostburg.
HENRY WILSON, Wesrernport.
And by dealers everywhere.
Aug. ls, 1859 At
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Od& Ftlio,osaipj~ Mryld"& Tie condiiion
Of the Urier 10 Maryland, tor the year eniin 2
jane 3Olh, 1859, is shown by the following sta
tsrics:--Numher o lodges in the Stale 80; in
ilia,ons during the ycnr, 83j; reflections, lO3;
adniltd lay card, llG, rcinstnlemcLts, l53;
Grhs, l3l, total number OF members, II 300
~ Amount OF IT ceip,s OF Lodges 81 3,5l3 SO
Members relieved during the year 1879
Widowed families relieved 260
Orphan children in charge Of School
Committee, l,296
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