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SHERIFF'S SALE

by virtue Of n writ Of venditiuui e1tnnaE
- issued cut of the Circuit Court FOR AliePu-
county, at the suit of Thomns Perry against
George pcnecn, will sell ut public sale to the
highest bidder for cash, at2 O'Clock p. =,
on Saturday, tho 9TH of July, 1850, in front OF
the National Hopl in the city of Cumber.
and, the following property to wit:
All that parcel or tract of land living md
being in Alicguny county, State of Maryland.
called Stuhblefeld, resuryeyed for Ninior
Cochran, en- the Sd day of September, 1857,
excepting a small 20 ton sold by George
Denccn in his lifetime 10 s, ". Semmes.)
beginning for the outlines OF the whole at tnc
end of twelve perches on line drawn N, SIS
degrees L. from bounded chestnut oak, which
stands on the east side Of Wills mountain, and
about NJ g., W. la0 perches, from the begin
ming of the original, and RUM ing thence n.
80 degrees, L. 90 pcrchcs, :. gu degrees, L.
Ic7 perches, S. 2yi " so perchcs to bound
ed chesnut oak. the beginning Of the original.
and with the original $. 294 W. 25a perches,
n. 66 W. 1870 perches to two bundled chesnut
oaks. N. 30 ueg. f. 2l9 pcrches TO n pine
marked with six noichcs 5. "a deg. +, IL
perches, N. 80 deg. l.. 46 pcrchcs 10 two
bounded chesnuts standing near bounded
pine, and then by staight liae to tho begin
ming. containing 243 acres.
Also, all that part of trnct cnlle Amend
mcnt, lying and being in AlleSany county
aforesaid, beginning for the snmc at the end
of S. perches on the 9Th line Of the whole
tract, and runuin sskhence with the lines here
Of, ". 33i +. 100 perches, N. 2il E. 90 porch
es, N. 90 deg. W. "a p"rches, 8. 2sl W. pa
perches. then by straight line to the begin
ming, containing more or less. and which
lands are more fully described in a deed from
John Brodmarker and Ellen Rrodmalker to
George Deneen, recorded in Fiber A. b. No.
". folios sly and $40, one of the land records
of Allegany county.
HY Z. ATKINSON, sheriff.
June 18th, lS60--ts.
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Tuv C,rr,r D,sp.sp ~ Casnprs.

TIE CATTLE DIsEAsE ~ CONGRESS. -
Wc learn from Washington .ha; the
House Committee on Agriculture was
in session on Friday. to hear q report
from tn" Secretary of the Agricultural
Society. relative 10 the disease among
cattle 10 some of the New England and
Middle States. The report contained
many interesting statistics, and quoted
largely from the recent message OF Gov.
Banks, Of Massachusetts, On the sub
ject. The committee adopted il, and
agreed to report it with the following
resolutions 20 the House:
Resired', That in view Of the extent
and magnitude of the national interests
threatened by the fatal maIadv nov prev
nleut among the cattle within several Of
the States OF this Union, this House
canuo. but regard with special solicitude,
the efforts aud measures adopted BY the
citizens and legislatures Of the States
immediately concerned, aiu.ed at the
speedy extirpation Of so destructive a
disease
Re'lred. That the Secretary Of State
BE- requested TO open correspondence
With the Consul of tho United States in
such countries as may have been visited
by the walady in question. and to ascer-
tain from them what sanitary measures
have been adopted, and With what sue
eess what steps have been taken to ex-
clule animals coming from countries
where the disease exists, and wha, medi-
cal treatment has been adopted.
Resoiwd. That the Secretary Of the
Interior be requested. in having aericul-
tural infol nation and statistics collected
during the nezs fiscal year, to obtain
stat ments of the condition and progress
of this disease, and the action aud results
of the State commissions; md that.
should the disease not be checked, he
be further requested to communicate the
result Of his inquiries to this House at
the commencement Of its next session
AS this fearful disease. 30 much to be
dreaded by the farmer. may make its
appearance among US, We give the tot.
lowing recipe. which il is said is u per-
feet cure 1t wouid be we'll for cur rem
iers to cut il cut and preserve It in case
fof the disease appearing among their
cattle.
Burn tar freely In the barn or shed
two or three times in day. and let the
cattle inhaie it. but net too close lie,
,hem lap freely Of salt every other day
dissolve chloride of potassa in water,
sash their Reatrils and uouth and rut
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HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC
Homeopathic Remedies

Have now been before the public for five
years, and have everywhere Won golden o.
puions from the many thousands who have
U.S. d them.
Simple, free from intricacy, tcchnica'itv,
nr danger, they have become the ready re-
source aud aid Of tine parent, traveller, nurs'
or invalid, aud have become the family ply
stefan and medical adviser Of thousands oi
families. No where have they been tried
without having been approved, and their
highest apprcciatiums among those who have
known them longest: and most intimately.
\. B.--A full set OF Humphreys Homieo-
pathic Specifies with Book Of Objections, and
twenty different Remedies, in large walls. mo-
r"cc" Case, SIS; ditto, il plain case. S4; casr
III fifteen boxes. aud book, 81 SIuglo box
es, % cents and so cents.
These Remedies, BY the single box or case
are sent by mail or express, free of charge
to any address, on receipt If the price. Adj
dress DR. HUMPHREYS & CO..
No. 500 Broadway New York
For Sale by J. B. II. Campbell. Cumberland
Cumberland May 81 1S6O--lm. Nd
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A tard TO the Suffering.

The Rev. William Cosgrore, while lahoring
rs a missionary il Japan, WAS cured Of Con-
S, mption, when oil other means had failed, by
a recipe obtained from learned vi!sicinn
residing in the great city of Jeddo. This re-
fcring from Consumption, Brouch.,is, Sure
Throat, Coughs and Colds, and tLcdsEi.ily and
nervous depression caused by these disorders.
Desrous al beneEtting others, Will send thus
recipe, which ! have brought hcme with
me, to all who need it, free 0! charge.
Address
REV VIM COSGROYF,
s39 Fulton Avenue.
May lo--3m. Brooklyn, y. !.
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Cock FluHr N WasuINGToN IN Hon
LrFE.--Whewey, what are we coming
to. From the Presidency of the Senate
and the confidential councils of the Cab
met, toa cockpit. What II fal! is there
my countrymen.
From the las. NUMBER Of Porfer's
Spirit IF the Times, We learn that GER
tain class Of the Washington population
take great deal of interest in cock
fight that is to take place on the 10Th
instant. The stakes are $500 and 81
600 The com batants on the occasion
will DO 10 others than " General Con-
cha" red cock of the Spanish breed,
belonging to the Hon. John b Floyd.
Secretary Of War and General Or
tega." Spanish cock belonging to the
Hon. John G Brec inridge. Vice Pres.
iient It is believed that this cock.
fight will draw the largest concourse Of
ladies snd gentlemen that ever assisted
II pastinie of this rort in the United
States. What ncxt2-N y Express
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MEYERS Miraculous yermin Destroy,

MEYERS miraculous Vermin Destroyer,
has cleared the New York Police Station
House OF Vermin wherever used. Read the
following:
Reso York, July 10TH 1868.
Sra: Upon the reception of your remedy
for the destruction Of Vermin. Mice, &c. /
caused it's application in some of the Station
Houses. aud take pleasure in communicating
to you that it proved perfectly successful in
extsrE:ra.!ng the annoyances cheerfally
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WeaJlser.-ES6V 60.

WEDNESDAY 6,h.--Morning Clea'. After
noon Cloudy.
THURSDAY 7th.--Mogning alternately clear
and cloudy. Abou: one O'Clock, heavy
shower. Afternoon cloudy.
FlipAY Sth.-Ciear and windy during the
morning. Afternoon shuwery and cold.
Fire not uncomfortable.
SATURDAY sth.-Cicudy aud cott:. Fire not
uncomfortable.
SUNDAY 10th. Clear and windy. Fire rec
cs-sry to comfort in the n.orring aN.!
evening.
MONDAY llth.--Caear and cod.
TUESDAY l2th.-C!ear and WARM.
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HEAR WHAT THE PEOPLE, Gar.

The undersigned having used Professor HUM
PHREYS' SPECIFIC homeopathic REMEDIES
In our families with tie ss:isfaoT" ats, and
having full confidence In their genulneDess, purity
and efficacy, cheerfuy recommend chem IN ~ pcr.
sons who wish TO have safe, reliable aud eisuciorJ
remedies nj hand FOR private or domestic use.
The Rev. wm, ffosner, e,litnr Of " The Northern
independent" hubarn, y. Y. the Rev E. " Crcs-
sew b D. Rector Of St Peters Church. AubaTn, y. Y.
the Rev. b. |. Ives, Chaplain OF the Aablru State
Prison the Rev Spencer VI. Rice, Rector, New. Bed
ford, Mrss. the Rev Allen Steele, Ne"-fprk Con-
ference; the Rev Samuel Nichols, Elstieuesse Con-
ference, n Y tie Rev. p ! Pratt Djrset, Vt. the
Rev John h. Robbie, Buffalo; A. C. Hart Esq. Utcg,
n T. the II IA. Neal Dow, Portland, Me. tie Hon.
Schuyler Cofax South BENZ, lad. the IIIu George
Humphreys, N. Y; Henry D Cook, ESQ T. .itor Of
the Ohio State Journal" Cnlumbns Dido; the Hon.
r. H. Graham, NJ Ihe, III. the Hon, Thomas j.
Chase Monticello Fla the Hon. Joseph BeiuSlict,
Utica N v WIN. Bristol, Esq, Utica, n. v. A. 3.
Pond. ED, Utica, N. y, JAMES piInkett, Esq, Nash
rt Tam
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"---as105 S.
Or. Wistars B t'sam of Wild Cherry.


DR.. Wistar's B l'sam of Wild Cherry,
Dr. Nis,nr's Basam of Wild Cherry
Dr. isiar's BaiSHm IT Wild Cherry.
Dr.. Wisiars Bnsum of Wild berry.
The Great Remedy,
The Great Remedy,
The Great Remedy,
Coughs Colds, Group, Sore Threat lloarseness
Coughs, olds, Group, Sore Throat iloaisenrss
Coughs, Colds, Group, Sore Throw,, lloarscness.
" ista RS Is II sn N
" stn Is Il
" eta r Is II ga IN
positively cures
positively cures
positively cures
Bronchitis, Whoopiug Cough, Asthma, Qninsey.
Brnnchtis, Wboupiug Cough, Asihm", Qnirsey.
bronchitis, ~ huopna Cough, Asthma, Quinsey
Speedily cures
Speedily cures
Speedily cures
All affections Of the Throat, Lungs and Chest.
A II affections OF the Throat Lungs and chest,
All affections o! the Throat, Lungs and Chest.
W sta Is Il M
" istars a sam
" s,ar's B & sam
has, and will cure
CONSUMPTION, Consumption, Consumption.
Consumption, Consumption, Consumption.
Consumption, Consumption Consumption.
CAssrlLLE, Ga, Feb. &c, S5S.
MrssRs SETH ~ FowLE & CO., Boston, Mas5.
Gentlemen :--Atthe request of yonr Travel
ing agent, give } GU II statement OF my ,xpe-
riencp in the use Of WisIar's Balsnm Of Wild
Cherry. have been using it Tor TWO wears in
ny muiiy for Colds and Coughs, and have
'ound it The most LfcGctoWs remedy that have
ever tried.
For Cou hR, and Colds In children ino'c il
10 he IN excellent medium.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN Il. RICE.
The history OF the Bals"m proves it 10 be Que
OF Natures best gifts 10 nun.
The only genuine is prepared by SETH w.
FOWLE & co, Boston, and enrs their print
vd name on the WRAPPER ~ well rs the written
signature of J. BUT s. and is for sale in CITY
and Country, hy Druggists, Dealers in Mcdi-
cine, and Agents,
Everywhere. Everywhere. Everywhere,
Everywhere. Everywhere
Eve ywhfrP.
preparcd by s. ". FOWLE K Co., BosTcs
AND for gale ny.
J.B CAMPBELLand ElEALEY SilRl.
YER, Cumberland.
Or. HENRY G. STEW ARD, Frostburg.
HENRY WILSON, WrsIernport.
And by dealers everywhere.
Jnne :. 1860 70 At
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METHODIST QUARTERLY MEETiso,-Thc
Second Quarterly Meeting Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, will he held on next Sat-
urtiay and Sunday. The services will conn
mence on Saturday ct 10y o'clock, a. NJ
The ?, E., c. B. Tippe;t is expected to he
present.
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r O - wv O r. -
CALL AND SEE!

WE IRE PREPARED TO DO ALL
w kinds of job Work BETTE Rard CHEAP.
ER Than an, other Office in all this region OF
country, and equal toany Baltimore, Philsdel-
plia, or New York work, and are prepared to
show samples to verify what we say. Now
give US q trial.
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20 MONEY ksssStS!

We propose 10 lot perscn know what Prer1.-
uE he will receive bs!Gie SET ding his monty -
Any Lady or Gentleman desiring one ui the a.
bove ertisles, esu arst f.ud as tLs ir nBp.- sI
address, stating whether they wan; the Pencil snc
Pen. Or Loeke;, and We will make :heir srec-
t.un, aud inform them By return mail wLnt Pre-
MUM they gre entitled TO. They can have tho
privilege Of tending fer 81 Il taey house.
Our Plea. from long experience in the ahove
business, has giv-r general sa;istaction ne each
purchaser can Gel! or trade the above ariel efor
all they cost him, and retain the Premium gratis.
If. however, sny pereon should teel d!sl 0soc
10 send US their money in advance, they can re-
" upon being ay fairly deat with az though
they had made previous application.
Any pegs0n sending u S25 for goods will
receive Pencil and Pen and Premium, free.
For full particulars send foE Pencil and Pen
os Luckst.
Among our Premiums a-s articles suitable log
Ladies ani Gen,Iemen, eut h as
eeutleinsn's Gold and silver Watches, Cole
Vest ald Guard Chains. Geld sleeve
Buttons, Gold Watch Keys,
Gold 6airt studs plain and it'll s-ttin rs Gc.d
sosrf Pire-new style; Gold rrast Plus,
California Di mond Pins, G,Il Hinge,
30. 20. SO.
For ! fsss' es.
We have doId Watches, flurs ntins Mosaic Gold
Sleeve Buttons. Geld Belt Slides. Gold tings,
az. Also Pianos, 1s!ojtcGs, Mptica! boxes,
Acoordeons, &C., Ac.
Tnexdsp.ionsble Rsisreaess given whenever
required.
N. BIZ sending !sur names, write tho
State, County and Town pls!niy, 10 as 10 AVOID
letters being nisearr.sd.
100 Canal Street. told MOI
Nav 10 'sS1-In NLN YORK,
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MARYLAND STATE EDITORIAL CesvEN.
TON. The members representing the
Editorial Convention reassemblcd yes
terdny morning at 10 o'clock, In the
American Building. Tie frs. business
in order was the adoption Of the Consti-
tuition and the series of Bylaws, after
which the following permanent officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Pres
idcnt, J. H. Vauderford. Jr of the
Cecil Democrat Vice Presidents. Col
J c. Pickeli, of the Frosiburg Gazette !;
G II. Wilson, of the Marlboro Gazette;
Secretary. John Schoiela, Of the Patap-
geo Enterprise; Treasurer, J, W. Downs,
Of the st. Mary's Beacon. A commit
tee, consisting of J. c. Pickell, l.. +.
Straughan and G.. W. Wilson, was ap.
pointed for the purpose of securing an
orator - address the Union at its next
annual meeting to be held in Cambridge,
on the fr:t Tuesday of June, 1861 All
the business having been transacted, the
Convention, upon motion, adjourned
sine Due.
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THE COUNTY Commensurate with
pleasure we announco to our readers, that
Dr.. P. A. Healey has been re-appointed m
Physician tn the Aims House. The county
levy for the year IS So eta 90 the 800, RI
increase on last wear
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PONDS
EXTRACT IF HAMAMEiIS,

rs one oil the few domestic remedies which have
come into general use and favor, without put.
hug II is the proiUct q simple shrub, HARM
less In all cases, and as Il domestic remedy un-
equsl-d FOR Burns, Cuts, BrUisss Sorsnsss,
Lamsness, Sprains. Rhcumatism Boil,, Uteers,
Old sores and WouRds, il has not an equal.
II is also used, With greas cctss, Tor Tooth
ache, Headache Meuraigia. Soye Throat, Colo
Diarrhsa, Hoarseness. and other similar irou.
hlesome ard painful attentions, while il prompt-
ly arrests all Hemoyrhags. Hundreds OF ply
siciaus use it daily in their practice, aud give ii
their unqualified recommendation Sold by our
agents and dealers, and by HUMPHREYS b
CO.. 500 Broadway, sole proprietore agd man
ufacturers For gais by j. 3. ii. Campbell,
Cumberland, Nd. May 81, lss0-ly
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THE CRops.-Thuugh We hear Of the de-
struc,ion of the crops in many parts Of the
country we are grstiftd at the rich prospect
in this county for very large and abundant
pield Of wheat grass and fruit. A couple Of
weeks of clear weather With good hot SUM-
shine will bring the rrapers in the field.
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BAKER & HOPKINS,
Pork Pack ers
AND DEALERS IN
Bacon. Flour, Grain, &c.,
Nos. 40 and 81 Main Street,
Wheeling, Va.

10000 pieces Bacon Shoulders,
10000 do Hams, plain.
5000 do do Family,
5000 do do Sugar Cured,
5000 40 Sides, Ribbed and clear
Leaf Lard in Barrels and Kegs, Dried Beef
Sugar Cured. Beef Leagues, do Lard Oil.
Flour of all grades, Oatmeal, Barley, Corn
and Oats. Cracker, Cheese, Beams, white navy;
Vinegar, Soaps, Candles, Nails, Window Glass
Wrapping Paper, &c. a..
Having packed double the usual number OF
Hogs. our customers c,n RELY on being supplied
throug hout the season with Bacon of superior
quality. March Q, lssf-sn
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Local Intelligence.

During the week ending Tuesday 18th OF
June, l2o boats cleared this port, carrying
13 5l5.04 TONS Of coal.
During the season there were go boats
cleared t4is port, carrying 74,7ss.o0 tons of
,ooi
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f A r w
f. or S ale!
I offer at Private Sale, my Farm
on Evitt's Creek, about1l miles
East Of Cumberland,
MARYLAND.

THIS Farm contains between FOUR
L and FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAM,
one hundred acres being prime bottom, the
balance adapted to NIL crops, especially graeR
The whole in The most compile condition. with
good d" ellings, hsrn and stables, and indeed
ali ou'-buildings necessary 10 such n isrm. L.
vii be sold on the mos ne CO nimodatinV terms
or, MS the land is naturally capable ef d vision
into TWO equal parts, the paris will be sold
separately It deSi ed
There ia II very heavy and durable WATER
Pow Err on the farm, which has been In use ior
80 years
There are about Three Hundred Acres OF the
land under cnltivat on, the balance In prime
virgin timber.
It 10 seldom that 90 beautiful and valuable
an estate is offered III market.
zS- Persons DESTROYS Of looking at II wil'
find me in Cumberland
May 81, 1850. g. II. TilRCSTCE.
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LAAGa JKDI-t. IsI BALE
GOLD PENCE. 6
With Goid Peas Ar"ch,5,
Cod / ockets.
a Gold Fcnci with Gold Pen
ATTACHED,
GOLD LOCKE,
FOL, 80s
And T. PREMIUM TO each subscriber worth
from 81. 90 to $500.
And T. PREMIUM to each subscriber worth
from 50. 90 to $500.

4 FTkRtvI years profitable eSpe. ta.s Ia cn-
II preteut mode of di.pe.ing .: oar Jewelry,
- and irVui tas universe! sst!t!sctiUn given
to all who have patronlIed oar house, We TAXA
tloasars IN SAY in s'thal sc non conri!,rour uus-
nrss Jair'y AID i,e.""n. a'iy c,iabisLea.
We wish ltuEasrs oot that thiE is y Lottery,
cut fair ana Legitimate sale, in which each
purchaser gets the value of his or her uty IL
I GOLD PENCIL WITH GOLD pen Attached,
~ 4 GOLD LoCKLT, wO!th SIS each. whtca
,aanot DO b0lght at any retail stOge for III scuo
price ard IN addition 70 the pagcha.r, e; cs peg
son receives Premium Of !ewelry, not less ia
vaIGc than 81, and it nsy be worth SO, ), S, 10.
Is. 20. 20. 30 OF aEEn S..Gi
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N ational Fertilizer

SUPERIOR AMERICAN MADE GU
Il ANO, having all essentials Of thc foreign
article, and additional qua.iics Of great valn;
to coils over worked or naturally thin. It's
mode of preparation M d the discovery Of CON.
ponrnts arc results CT long and lahnriuus re-
search of DR.. Louis Harper, rscently State
Gcologst of Mississippi aud now Superinten-
dent Of Factory whence his is shipped TO points
coastwisc aud inland 3varieties Of ''Nationai
Fertilizer" are made, all stamped with stencil
mnrk, and selling at samc price, viz:
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Papers for Mailing.

Orr friends can dlpays find at our office.
comics of the CIVILIAN AND TELEGRAPH,
fot,ed and prepared for mailing at fire cents
each.
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NOTICE.

THE library Of the Writ Literary So
! ciet, is omen every Thursday evening from
to< clock, P. NJ. Subscription one dollar
year. Any one desiring to subscribe can
leave their names either at the Hall OF the So
ciety, or at the Office ofDr. Z. G. Gaskili or the
Pest 0&e, Merch I, 1850
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GREEN CASTLE CRADLES, For
VI sale rs VIM. Il. BEALL l. Co., cole agents
for .1llcsany county. Juli
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SALE.

by virtue OF writ OF Fendltinni Ex-
- pouas issued out OF The Circuit Court or
Allegany county, at the suit OF Thomas Perry
against George NJ. BLOCKER, Daniel B'orher aud
hiram d wolfe, | will sell at puhic sale, to
the hIs hest bidder Tor cash, ut l. clock, Il. 1T.
On Saturday, the 9Th day Of July,
1850, in from, OF the National Hotel IN the city
Vt Cumberland, the following property, to witt
All those parts OF Lots Nos seven aud eight
ying aud being in Biocher street, in the town
vt Cumberland, Mary iaad. numbering Or MEAS
uriuy lhirt, -eig ht feet front Said street be-
ing composed Of twenty feet OF Lot No. seven
and eighteen fee, OF Lot No eight, beginning at
the end OF thirty feet on the first liue Of LoI
No. seven in "B,ocher's Addition to Cumter-
lar d" and running thence with B'ocher street,
Mort seven y-two degrees East thirty EIGHT TO
The end of eigh 'rsx Get on the first line OF lo'
No. Eight on said Street, then North sixty.eight
4ep rets, West one hundred aud sixt, eet To Nh
Alley, South seve .ty-t~o degrees, West thirty
eight feet to the end Of twenty Tee, On the third
line of said 10, No. Seven, thence by n straight
line TO the beginning, together with all aud
sing ular the improvements, advantages, prohs
and appearances thereunio belonging or in
any wise arpurtaininp, and which is more full
" described in deed from George Blorhet to
Daniel Blorher, bearing date the 9th day OF
April. l843, and recorded in Liher D. D. folio
242 one OF the land records of Allegany coun-
~.
HI. r. ATKINSON,
June IL, Is60-ts. Sheriff.
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T. a. TALMADGE.
of DoI,c,

commend its use to Huusekeepers as a sover-
eign remedy, when infested by these truble-
some intruders.
f. A. TALMADGE.
Superintendent Of Police.
Sole Agents A. B. & d. SANDS. Whole
sale Druggists 100 Fulton Street New York.
Sold also by Druggists generally.
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consisting of front building one story aud
half high, thirty 1.-TWO feet long and seventeen
feet wile with back building attached thereto
which is one story high thirty two feet long and
twelve feet wide.
The aforesaid beilhnss ere all erected upon
tract Of land lying and being in AL
legany county, State of Maryland, called and
known MS the "Miller Farm," and particularly
described in deed from Geo. A. Pearre, trus-
tee. to Jerry Cowles, dated March the 9th 1898
and recorded amongst the land records Of Allie
gany county aforesaid.
Aud hereby give notice that
On Saturday. the 7lh dag Of July.
1860, nj | O'Clock, Z. NJ, in ront o the Nation
al Hotel, in the city of Cumberland, will offer
tor sale said property so seized M taken in rx-
ecution, to the highest bidder for cash. TO salts.
f., said claim.
HY. r. ATKINSON,
June IA, ls6o-ts. Sheriff.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-14

The receipts for toll on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, Mt the Georgetown cf.ice,
during the year 1859, amounted
10 Si227 9s Sc
For rents S,944.lI
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-14
g General Fertilizer, -

for CORN and nj! CEREALS, ALEC for POTA-
TOES and other product, Of farm and garden
in the Middle States.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-14

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