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Wheeling Fair.

T'IlE Second Annual Fair of the North West
l. erp Virginia A gricu!tural Society will be
held on Wheeling Island, on Tuesday, We'd
nesday. Thursday and Friday, 10, il, IL and
l6 September, 1869.
Coin tition is open to n II persons from any
uuartcr. Those persons who have not received
the'lis Of premiums, rules regulations, &c,
can do by applying to either of the secre-
taries Of the Society.
All Railroads terminating in or opposite
Wheeling. and Packet Boats running in the
trade, will carry passengers, stock, &C., at half
tho usual rates.
Z. CRANGLE, Prest.
W. j. PETERSON, Jr., Recording Sec'y.
J. r. uPDEGRArr, Corresponding Sec'y.
Aug. %, 1SJJ-3t.
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10 bed.
10 my next will speak Of some of the at
tempts being made TO sink shafts through the
quicksands Of the Rhine, where novel difficult
ties are encountered al every step and where
some remarkable machinery is Ill use.
r. II. L.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25

EJ@Wc have a lot OF old newspapers, suit
able for wrapping up goods, for sale, at %
cts, per hundred.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25
Local Intelligence.

n1- We have new Carrier, and if any o!
our subscriber. should fail to receive their pa
per they will please inform us.
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l,e??.o2 6,575.le $4,000 i74,sI5l4
Siipp~d Deer TIE GeorJe's Creek Coal and
Iron Company. Railroad Jorthe same period.
b,436l4 16l,l02.0

CoAL.-Duty-From all the British Pro-
vnces, n. A., free; From any other foreign
country, "a z cent.
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Georges Creek G. FIostburg Coal
DIR. BRUNON'S
GOyGENTRATED REMEDIES
FOR DErTi;ATE DISEASES.

No. THE GREAT REVIVER -Specdi
~ eIadcGtcs all tEo evil effects of Self Abuse,
such rs general debility, loss Of memory, vast.
ing away of the organs, or any constitutional
deran gene is as impotence, and-Eyeakness OF
the sequal organs brUuch on by the unrcstra!h'
ed indnl semce 81 che passions. Price 81.
No. > THE CONCENTRATED BALM
viii cure in eight days, any ease of gpnoorrhGa,
is without taste or smell and requires no re-
stricliou of diet. Price one dollar.
No. 3.-CONCENTRATED TEKEB.-The
use Of this remely will cure Gleet in short
time, and can Show certificates OF cures effect
ed after all others have failed; this 10 also tastc
less and without smell. Price one dollar.
No. f.-CONCENTRATED PUNlTER.-Is
the only remedy known that viii positively cure
structures o I The uretha, no matter of how long
sanding or neglected the cnse may he. Price
one dpllar.
No. -ANTIMERCURIAt ptLLS.-All
persons who have used this dreadful drug (mor
curv,) (Which -ema ins in the system for years.
causing so many chronic diseases,) should use
these Pills. which will entirely eOunteract the
effects and remove it from the aystem. Price
one dollar.
No. G-oRIENTAL PASTILL8-isa GER
tain cure for female irreguInrtios, or S.PP'eS-
sion Of the mcnstruatior. Price tvs dOll"s.
No. THE CONCENTRATED AMARIN
Cures the whites, falling of the womb, nervous
ness, painful men situation. Price one dollar
NJ. s.-THE SOLUrOK-Is a remedy that
las never been known to fail curing Gravel
aud all affections of the kidneys and bladder
Price one dollar.
Either of the above remedies will be sent by
mail to any part of the United States, on re
ceipt of tn price am cxed. Circulars containing
full particulars may be obtained by enclosing
~ DIR. FELIN BRUNoN,
Post Office Box 80, fhiladeiphia, Pa.
N. B.-The Doctor mpy be consulted in CON
plicatcd cases by lo,tcr or personally, but only
| such letters will be answered ms contain Il rea'
sonabie fee OFFICE, Old York Road q
Caliowhill St. May ~, lSJ9-ly.
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N ew Lumber Yard.

1'HE undersig ncd have now on hand an az
l. sortment of LUMBER, Of various sizes aud
quulitios. SHINGLES. LATHs. do. to which
they are making constant additions, 90 as 10
kesp up 4 full supply at all times.
Office and Yusd at ;Ls South end of Centre ST.,
'wi,erothe public are IN vited to cell before par
cuusing elsewhere, az wa will aDdea ror 20 seil,
Wholesale or retail, on tbs most accommodating
ternls.
Georges Creek &FIostburg Coal
vii! be furuishod by the eorgo, on board OF
Boats, or by the cor load a; Cumberland and
D .ints eastward ON IT,. i!ne CT the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Orders by mail, either FOR
Lu,,. Der or Coal, are respectfully collected md
81 all receive pgonpt attention.
G.W.& :. u. HaLLEH,
July II, 1s59--GGn. Cumberland Md.
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GROVER & BAKERS
Celebrated Noiseless
As~ ~ yAn HA e.
Sewing Nachines.

Now Styles-Pric6s from 500 to Sl25.
lIEMM ERS, So EXTRA.
THESH machines sew from two spools, as
l. purchased from the store, requiring no re-
winding of thread; they Hem, Fell Gather.
aud Stitch in superior style, finishing each
seem by their own operation, without recourse
to the hnnd-nccdlt, as is required by other ma
chimes. They will do bettcr.and cheaper sew
ing th"n scamstrcss can, even If she works
for cent a. hour.
An Agent can be seen for few days only at
Andrews x Swart2welder's Book Store, where
Machines Of different styles are on exhibition.
Call and see them.
Offices of Exhibition and sale, i95 Broadway.
New York, and 1871 Baltimore Street, Balti-
more. July Ii, lsjg-6m
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STEAM CANAL BoAT.-Tho Mining Record,
informs us that there is being constructed d
Steam Canal Boat at Port Carbon, which
when finished, will go ahead at the rate of
i6 miles an hour. We would like to sce such
boats on tho Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
BE- On our first page will he found high
ly interesting letter from N. P. Willis, to
Res Please notice tho advertisement of },
Weatherhy & Co., Baltimore.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25
Mining Intelligence
ReBort of Goa, TRANSFORMATION

During the week ending Saturday, Aug. 10Th
1859.
Slipped over tae Cumberland and fs""'yfre"'a
Railroad for same period
R.R Canal Week Year
AnerCC. e5llT 23S504 30370l 60,s46.Os
n T. netmold. 9s30T 367O9 a9o.l6 % 0G7 II
Frost &C. 6e.O2 1899 II l603l3 302i704
Borden VI. Co 2S5.l5 22s3.I5 25G9l0 5S,7s2o9
SnouIon Co. 2,IOslO
Piedmont Co. 632.ll
Anegany II. c. l00.lS
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25

CANNEL CoAI.-Mr. Hiram Snyder, who
resides about ha!fa mile East Of Connclisvilie,
Fayettc County. Pa, has discovered an mex
hausticlc vein OF Camel coal on his farm. the
geuuneness Of which has been tested both t
Pittsburg and ConncllsviIlc, and he has al
ready been offered $500 ton for it dcliv-
cred at the railroad depot Of the latter place.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25

A Large anil well selected stock of Oils AID
II Points ef all eoisfs. Gsound in Oil. ,eao5
for e. in ke IS $ed eaas, slways on hand
Eor sale hy LIZ. iiAEPFR 4 CO.
July :, 1872 Lios 81. neek' Alex
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25

WE are authorized to announce Andrew C.
w McCroby as n candidate for Road Super
visor in District No. 10.
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Rev Books! Igc,y ssooks

lust published and for ,aie by Andrew. 4
, Swsrtzwe,ier, wudcr ST. Nicholas Hotel
Baltimore S., Cumbeilnnd, Md.
Forty Four years of Hunters Life, heirS
"reminiscences of Heshack Browning. Mary
land Hunter, price. si.sa
Nv Thirty Years out Of the Sem
ate, by Maj. Jack Downing Lev
The Tin Trumpet, or heads and
tails for the wise and waggish e IL"
The Cavalier, a Novel hr G. 7. r.
Janus, -
The Art Of extemporo speaking. l.oe
Memoirs ofthe Empress catlrarire
the Second. ass g l.tp
Irving's Lifo Of Washington vols 2.0e
Ben Sylvestcr's Word by the au-
thor of the Heir Of Redclyfe, g ~
The Pillar OF Fire, by Rev. J. II.
Ingraham. i's'
Love me Little Love me Long, ~
Charles Read, l'e"
The convaleseent, by \. P,wi,li. l.2S
June %, 1859.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25

uELMBoLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
Ill For diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, q ru
vel, and Dropsy.
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PHILAprtArIA Coal MAR9ET,

New YonE Coal MARKET. -Tle demand
is active for Domestic coal and prices are
sustained; the demand for the East has i'm
proved. We quote by the cargo at SO 10
a. 81 Il, from yard at 81 a 81 so. Tie
demand for Foreign is very limited; the sup
ply is moderate.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25

RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-A Camp Meeting for the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Cumberland
will be held, providence permitting, in shri'
ver's Wo DDS, M ear Cumberland TO commence on
Thursday. LIST September next. TentholdeTs
are cordially invited from tie adjoining cir
cuits and the public at large are respectfully
collected to unite in the religious services of
the meeting. 3. II. CRLNER
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25
IS 000,000,0CO tons,

Total $4,000, 900, 600 tons,
or thirty-hve thousand million tons.
vi TINS mass, that which exists G6S feet be-
low the surface, includes IL, $50 ooo, 900 tons
and that which Is in the second 666 feet 5000,
ooo,ooo tons, and SO on, decreasing as the low
er portions of the basin is entered.
In 1886 calculation was made, founded
upon the data then known, and II, 100000,
0 tons Of coal were shown 10 be jmbedded in
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25
ST of LESS THAN o&E CENT
PER HOUR.

It produces 4 LIGHT equal TO eight Sperm
Candle, aud without t5mnte !SmoN. Each
Lamp aud Chandelier being Gas Works
~ miniature, the consumer ~ HE own pr0du-
ccr, therefore no question Of leakage or .tc'-'
measurement to contend With. He :s ctrta!n
to pny, for hat oHiy, which he consumes.
,G.s- The great desire that has been feat fut
years for Portable Gas Light. simple in con
struriiun and easily mnnaged. in shis invention
l. rui!y rcali4td, and must he seen 20 lie srpIs
ciated.
Every person in want oc superior and Geo.
nul.ir,! Gas GIT, either for Town or Country,
is IL, tied to crl and examine for themselves.
and Lc rpnS inced yf it's superiority over all
other Lights now in existence.
Ais" eous family Oh hand and for sale Ut Re
,,uccd Prices, Wholesale and retail. GVnu'ns
keroginc aud klbertne CPri Oils end Lamps.
Camrhen, ETHEREAL Oil and Lamps, Shnds+,
Globes, Caimuies. Ne. Sc.
WM. HORTON. Agent.
$50 We, Ball, 81, above Green North side.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25

MARYLAND Coal TRADE. the
week ending Saturday, August goth, 6, 600
tons of coal were shipped over the Cumber-
land and Pennsylvania Railroad, and 5,43614
over the road of the Georges Creek Coal and
Iron Company. Making total for the week
from the entire region Of 13,642.14 tons.
Total shipments for the year from the en-
tiro region, 8S5, 918OS tons.
SO boats cleared this port during the week
ending Wednesday. the 2ith inst, carrying
o,69418 tons of Coal
During the season 1900 boats cleared this
port, carrying 1s3, 40S.02 tons Of Coal.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25

BosroN Coal MARKET.-EngliSh Camel
Coal is steady, at $l3 p cl.ald. cash, with
small sales. IN Pictou aud Sydney there have
been further cargo sales at s. Is a. 20 Z
ton, cash. Anthracite has been in steady
retail demand at So per ton.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25

RAILROAD AccrDgEr-TheW Western bound
Express ran over horse Oh Monday morning,
near Oakland, and the sleeping car was
thrown off the track, but no personal injury,
50 far as we have been allie to learn, resulted
from 1t. The trains East. in consequence Of
i, were destined about two hours.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25

RELIGIOUS NoTICE. -Preaching may he ex-
rectcd in tie Methodist Protestant Church
On next Sunday morning at loi O'Clock.
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PRICE CURRENT
or THE
CUMBERLAND MILLS.

nIr, cetsd Weekly, ty Jsssc r. BcaH, Prop'fsiO'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25

HAVING been appointed Sole agent for tbs
l L snls Of the above valuable tlas Gorerator,
| an now prepared to supply The Fixtures III
all varieties aad prices. BY thu, Truly vnlus
bic invention, the resident Of the Country Can
enjoy the luxury Of first quality 6Gs Light,
which for Biiiliarcy, Economy, EcoHsa.y, and
p,,,,y of it's use, cannot be gurrasgs4
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25

CUMBERLAND Coal AND IRoN COMPANY
We stated last week that Chas. Gould Esq
had resigned the presidency of this Company
We have learned since that it is not the in
tention of the company to fill at once the va
cancy, but that Mr.. Palmer, the Vice prcsi-
dent. will act in the mean time.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25

$tl.ifft.GE4' G3E1lT1 BOOK.
ESTABLISHMENT
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25

DARAsoLs AND P4RAsoLETs-At H D
L wineows, large, beautiful nt.ortmert,
April -. II. u. WiNEoW,
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B@-We tender our sincere thanks to our
friend F. Shiplcy, Cor mess Of the finest to-
matoes we have ever seen. One of them
measured 16 inches in circumference. Who
can boat it? If you can, send in and let rs
see.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25
State News.

HARTFORD accident William
Bolts, boy about Id years old, the son Of
John Bolts at Aberdeen, had his elbow put
out of place by wrestling with another boy
on last Monday evening.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25

ApPoINTMEYT.-Mr. VIM L. Blochor, son
oil Daniel Blocher, Esq, Of this city. has been
appointed Inspector General Of Brick, for the
tunnels on the Covington and Ohio Railroad,
in Virginia. The "big tunnel on this road,
in Grcenbrier county, is 400 feet long and
700 feet below the surface of the earth. 1t
is 300 feet longer than the Blue Ridge tun-
mel. The width is twenty-scven feet, to &C
commodate a double track, ana the height is
% feet.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-25

LARGE CrcuMBEns.- We have been shown
by Mr. John F. Quinn, residing on Paca ST.,
some very large cucumbcrs. grown IN his gar
den. There were seven or eight near the same
size, measuring on an average, thirteen inches
IN length, and ten inches in circumference
One oil thcm,thc largest, weighed pounds
Il ounces, tho second pounds Q ounces,
and the smallest s pounds.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-08

NJcrttpctn, Wabeira unE @berrStpeine.
100 WerteI 8os i'm Qaben unb TN taus etne
portbie rpn Der btfen Aualitst. g.-s 3. FL
zoo Duseub DENT Srtns san3 snt1 H. eNen eld tn ers>
zen unb fleinen partbeen naG at!rSeaS dufrs abee
aebrn merber s. 3. GEarrEs unb So.
Nlp 1872 unb 1Ss SUeL Qpnibdrbfr.
IL ttpet 9bIren Shli6 Spn 1anS1srfrast.
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rJ9 DetB ee aud /" rief 56meter 6riece
TUE, ptr mtnlpen ee uns 8e0e ihon .leit a1t
- Sa9en !" = u0fun, mas it's rief Die SSiau
o.atV. Sa9eH Sle mas sic wInl9en, Brins
deBqen utS tG 9ebe Sbnen niein gBort, mem
sdt ss "a me'nen S'dften itebt fol Sbr QBunlD ers
Iuu' ~etoen !" = D9ute liebe 5rau 9fatb,
toel re .p llepeno, mir babeu ror adj 2aaeu bic
O'a9o anl Srunaen Baler punlpen leben, u.
ilan l0Bt es un6 tetne Gube mebr, mir nSdten
y 9ern ai; all9 eln Mal Ualler punlpel!! =, Sl.
s.n utat 2Soller puntpen, bat S0welter 5Sries
0esie, eN ooer pnmpen, redt na9 Der3enslult. -
s11 gao lpuen 'Sle, Brtn5eB6eu, rief 6rau @Gtbs,
i.Uqi'p lapeno, tomnlen Sic, mir aeben in ben
QoI gum 0runnen, oa jclen sic puulpet,. -
a9eetn, Weeeames, baS lit unnSattd REF bic
Vonpernante, in all ibrer QBlroe maieltdtilc, il.
not5 petanlUrettene, uno nit ausgebreiteten
afa'sa nOr BE &bGr li6 binlteusa0, niemals
lpetce lta icy melne Gmwiul9un9 gu 10 uu3iemli,
gem Setra5en 9eben. = . yl1a3temlid, REF rie
0tau 0fat9 erallbepo, mas ut penn oa un3ieuls
l.p' oaR Die lteben Ptin8ellinneufiuDer aud,
e'nuaI nIe anoere @Dttesftnper bre 4rne ribs
rem uH2 oas frl4e QuellwaIjsr ans 9ldf fSrs
petn nouen, oa6 Der I,ebe Serrgctt in Die @rpe
seleah. IS 1T Elm unlAul0ls 0ersniaen, uno
lle louen'S baben, 10 mlbr l9 bic Wutier tSS.
lqes BIN. Spmmen Sic meme BrtaaelIinnen,
10y Iubre S1e 5an 8ruunen." llap ltol3 uno
8fa0'tatq9 i4rht Die 6raa 9fatb ourd pas
S'mmer b.n, dur flenen 2apetentbiir pa pru,
zen. 2SIr tolSea ibr frpben Screens, uuO
lplaP1ten anf &Rlir binauS, Ole 6rau @Slbe
p''ller un0 per, uno ais 6rdAlem @elleur ilbt
talp un9 na1ellen mruie uno babel rel. lie
lOuroe es nlemal5 lelOen paB mir gDalier
pumpten, lie Dar0e uas n0tbsenflla NIT @ey
malt 6arufb1lten, Oh rial Die Srau 9Sbe air.
neno; old werD' 9ewalt bralben ieBt. unO ID,
W'u Den leben, Der Den Pliu3eBd,n Elm uus
lpulot5 SsrJnltSen webren nil, oas tie nur in
neIaenl Daule BADEN t0nnen." ltnp eben ME
OraHeIn 0el'eur Ole Gbiir erreidt bate, criIfte
Srau Jatb Die 2piir gu uno lAob ben 0flesel
Uot. 0rdulen gelleur rpar eiuaejhic6en, unO
m1f, MIR aHartseu &mcer, mlr slusen aunl
otannen uno pumpten gBaGer nan Dsrsense
iult, e1S unlere Arue gang ermattst uao ttait.
Toe Waren - OaS 1T nleine 0efdidle bon
oem @lerfu4sn mi 5pedlatat, uuD cen Bal
sfplmptn alS Dtiiert, lboB Die SSuisin ibre
Gt5ablun8, tnoem lie nit einem annIu,bioet,
Na4eln ll9 leI1t rOr ibrem @emabl eelneiate.
(6rrtleSnu4 Fotat.)
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81 y tfa
SantSO-s

Der neante Ab @nttt Der In GeSna auf ole aDoT,r
mt wno Die nuer tprer auffNr hetentea WoTe merle
erle "a Wsrsronrnssn rrb bttrmr ur Wanridt far de
gen ftren8 gsban6qabt werben IOuen
S. Q. Suter, lDaEerne eenitur. J
wune wtrp ntermtt re9t nnb uerOrrne Dom Wab1r unb
benz StaDtabe Bait more ba6 wenn ber cbtr btt @t.
ent0umsr oswVpnsr pbr Mtstcer 5aufes Sc.
erlaubrn u8ebea Das oenls6en aebr gBaer engnp m
msn wro ais Iar Seoarf snss 6lastetBrs Ubsr oe-
wCpatr erTS1orlt IT, bas ftrner otsfes uSsi
4auH ees 9DarS OIrs frieren befssben In tree bet.
ns Srras safe Oeer aats In euem 30 Stabt
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