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DYSrEPSIAl DYSPEPSIA DTSPEP-
81
VIM is Il WoNc cNrei

Dyspepsia is orr National Discasc-weak
stomach, feeble li'estipn, distress after eating
cuativc habit. bilious condition. How lHany
aulcr with il and its attendant symptoms of
-" spiI,ta, had taste. coated tongue, obstu-
pied head and attacks OF hcn .ia'hc! ct how
few know how to cure it, Generally because
the bowels IRE constipnte1, resort is had to
c1tlarics or layatiycs But such u condition
was meyer cured ly cathartlCs, whose only
Office Is to- weaken the digestion, ana impair
the integrity of the entire assimilativc ~ Stein.
But MPIIREYS II0MEOPATiIlt
DYSPhpSlA PI.IS-a simple mcdin"t"d
,lg..I ril--hayc cured hundreds o the worst
and most obstinate cases. Tins 10 done sun
nv hy improving the tone, and restoring the
integrity of the digestive organs, from which
result, good appetite, regular HABITS, Gear
head and bouvant spirits. Such Il medicine
is gem, and only requires to be known TO
be appreciated.
Price, 81 cents per box. with directions -
Six boxes, 81.
N. B.-A full set Of HnmPaTeys' Homco-
,,nihfc Specifics with Book If Objections, aud
twcn.y different Remdics, in large walls, mo-
rocco case, SIS; ditto, il; plain case, 81 case
of fifteen boxes, and book, 81.
These Remedies, by the single box or case
are sent by mail or express, free of charge,
10 any address, on receipt Of the price Adj
dress DR. +. HUMPHREYS * CO.,
No. 5G2 broadway, New York.
For Sale hy j. l.. II. Campbell. Cumberland
June, % 1860. Md.
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Nix. BRrcKlNRIpaE. - The Hon. Mr..
cckinrdgc, the candidate of the disunion
ng Of the Democratic party, passed
'ouch our city on last Saturday, on his way
his home in Kentucky. There was a
billy number of persons at the railroad
bot, representatives Of the different par
b. anxious to get sight Of the distin-
|ishcd gentleman. On the arrival Of the
lin. several breckenridge Democrats waited
him in the cars, and brought him ont TO
view of the people, announcing him AS
/ Democratic nominee (?) for the prcsi-
hey. Mr.. Breckenridge remarked that it
hardly expected that he would make Il
| itical speech-that he was ON his way
ne, called there by afliction in his family
hat i: would afford him pleasure to larry
Cumberland for the night We're it not for
urgent circumstances which made it nee
Try for him TO hurry homc-that he had
II in Cumberland once before, but new
,ad an opportunity of looking over the
l.. The signal being given for the cars to
coed, MIR. Brcckiurilsc resumed his seat.
were forciLly struck with tic want Of
it manifested By our Breckenridge friends.
reception and departure of the Iion. gen.
nan wore more of the aspect of q funeral
n the hearty reception of warm and en-
siastic friends. When the cars passed on,
a voice was raiscd-not hat taken off
ut everything was as the stiffness Of death
oppressive was it to us, that we were al
/ ready TO take off our hat, and cry out
e cheers for Breckenridge.
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A SINGULAR FAcT.--'IIall's Joarnal Of
Health which is regarded as the highest
Medical authority in the country, says that
the greatest mortality takes place in April
and May. The causes are supposed to be
from diseases brought on by people impru-
IDENTIFY ahulishing fires in their stoves, throw
ing of their undertaking too soon, and the
diminished appetite incident to tic change
Of weather Vi course it is only those whose
system is not in a sound condition who are
the victims. "Lindsy's ImErccet Blood
Scmcher" will 80 purify ,lle body that it will
be proof against shiden changes Of the wealth
er. Its great success in curing Cancer Scrof-
ula, letter, Dyapcy$il Liver complaint, and
numerous other diSeaaes haze given it a rep
utaiiun never attained by any medicine in
to short y time. 1t is only necessary to try
Il single bottle to bg convinced Of its efficacy.
BEl; See advertisement in another column.
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EVERY SUMMER tie demand for Hos
letters Celebrated Stomach Bi!ters increase.
1t is found TO be the only Z. certain prcscrva-
ton of the bodily strength during Il period
when the atmosphere Is calculated 10 induce
feeling of hssltnde ami Indigestion. The
worst cases of Diarhma, and Dysentery Five
way to it, potent Influence. lnnumcrablc
person, who aac now alive aud well, must
thank the discoverer Of this preparation that
they have nj. jcen swept away in the harv-
est Of death. The Bitters is recommended
hy the best physicians in the land. This is
the best evidence of its real valtlc because, as
general thing, they will not speak word
in favor Of advertised preparations. They
have been compelled TO acknowledge the
claims Of the Bitters upon the community
Sold by al! druggists.
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Sick Headaches and Want of Appetite

These feelings which 80 sadden us, most fire.
| quently arise FROM annoyances or trouble, from
ohstructed Precipitation, from eating and
drinking s7hat is unfit for us, thus dsordcrin 4
the liver and stomach. These organs must be
regulated il you with to be welt Tho Pills, if
taken according to tho printed instructions,
will quickly restore healthy action to both
liver and stomach, whence follow as natural
consequence, good appetite and clear head.
In the East and jVest Indies Fcnrcoly any other
medicine is ever Uaed for these disorders.
CAUTION Mono are genuine urless the
words "hotL0wAY, New York AND LGsros,
| are disceranhlc as Watsr mark in every leaf
OF the book of directions around each pot or
box the same may be- plainly seen by hotdiny
ne fe'y TO The hyhL handsome reward win
90 gwen I" any ono rendering such informa-
ton as may lead to the detection of any party
or parties counterfeiting the medicine or vcri-
ing tue same, knowing tho,n to be spurious
@4~Soll at the Mandatory Of pr,ras.o,
HOLLOWAY. 50 Maiden Lane, New York and
hs all respectable Druggists and HeaIs,. in
| Medicine. throughout the civilized world in
boxes at IS cents, CT cents and 81 each.
| nB-There is considerable Swing bv tat;og
the larger sizes.
| N. B.-puet,ions for the guidance of In
tients in every disorder are affixed to esch
box.
May 3. iS6o-iy.
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WALNUT BOTTOM

Beginning for said part at stone standing at
n corner of the 10; wheroen Benjanin Lucy
lived, on the south west side Of Mill street, in
the town Of Cumberland, Allegany county,
Maryland. The bounds of said part Of tract
will be found recorded in deed from James
Black and wife to said william knost, dated
December 2Sth, 1872, and recorded il Libcr
!. b. d. D., folios rs and 10, one of the land
records of Ailcgaay county, to which refer
encc is given.
Also, all that piece or parcel of land. lying,
and being in the town Of Cumberland, A le-
gany county, Maryland, known and 'istin-
,uishcl ms pnrt Of Il trnct of innd called
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WALNUT BOTTOM. y

beginning for Same a. a corner "I the lot sold
to said T,u. Knot by jams Fnck and wife,
and situato On the south wcs. II &c If Mil
street, in snd town. The houLis, G:j L full
description Of said piece Of land will appear
in IL deed dated 18th February, 1850, from
Matthias Mum and wife to said " i'll inn Knost,
and recorded in Lihcr IL. h., No. 5, fOiios Gjl
and 65?, one Of the land records Of hirgary
county. to sLich reference is given.
And hereby give notice that
On Saturday, The llii day Of tu&..
at II A. NJ, in front Of The National Hotel, in
the CRY Of Cumberland, will offer Jy auction
said property, with all the improvements
thcreon,) so seized ana taken in execution, to
the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
claim.
HY. r, ATKINSON,
July 10, lS60-ts. Sheriff.
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MRS. NINSI.OW.

xpcrisuced nurse aud female physician.
soothing Syrup for children teethirg.
!. greatly facilitates the process of teeth
by soitcniug the gums, reducing all in
pation--will allsy all pain, and is sure
;ulate the bowels. Depend upon it moth
t will give rest to yourselves, and relief
lealth to your infants. Perfectly safe il
ses. Seq 1ivei tisempnt in auo.hei col
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WC1tlicr.-lSGO.

IDSEspAT, iIth.-P!casant day.
iRspAY, l2th.-Morning an. evening
quite cool.
bay, i3th.-Samc as yesterday.
rRpaY. 14th-flcasant.
DAY, 15tb.-tguiLe wWm.
EpAY, 16th.-Warm day.
spAY, 17th.--dpisessivly warm.
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Local Intelligence.

MARYLAND Coal ADE.--Durag tie
week ending July IA, there were shipped
,vcr the Georges Creek Coal and Iron Com
1any's Railroad II ,39I.SS tons of coal.
No reports have been received from the
cumberland and Pennsylvania, or the Cum
crand Coal and Iron Company load.
During the week ending Tuesday. 10Th OF
'uly. SO boats cleared this port, carrying
500. l6 tons of coal.
During the season there We're S9o Ooats
icared this port, carrying 1851 tons oil
nnl
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"WALNIT BOTTOM. !"

Bcginn.Eg ~; sanct-t tie south corner Of the
lot sold to Bernhard Mcchler by james Black,
and now belonging to said william knost, on
the south west side of Centre street, in said
town. The bound, and full description of
this piece or parcel Of land, will be found in II
deed dated 25th April, 1851, ard recorded in
Libcr II. g.. No I, folio 295, one Of tho land
records o! Ailegnny county.
Also, part Of tract Vf land called
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HEAR WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

The undersigned having used Professor III y.
PIiREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REhEpfEa
II, onr families with the most saijiactnrY results and
having fun confidence in their srnuinenSs4, purify
anil ccncy, clIserfally recommend them to all per
sons ysu wish have safe, reliable, aud etcacicti
remedies at hand for private or duulrstic ne.
The Rev Wm. lioSmer, editor Of The Sprthern
Indepcudrnl," Auburn, y. y; the Rev. X II. tles
sew II " Rector Of 81. Peters Church, Auburn, ~ Z
the Rev u Ives, Chaplain oi the Auburn 2tat,
Prison; the Rev. Spencer NJ. Rice, Rector New Rel
ford Mass; tho Rev. Alcn steele, New-f"rk Con
ference n y the Rev T.. \ Pratt, Dorset, Vt tie
Rev. lhn H. Robbie, Buffalo A. G Hart, ts1 Utica,
n Y The Hon Neal Dnw, Portland, Ne TIC Hon.
schuyler ColGx South Pend, Ind. the Hon. George
Humphreys, n V; Henry d. Cook, tsl-, biiior of
fhc "nhii Sinte Journal" Columbus, Ohio tie Hon
r. H. ura,nn, Moline, III. the Hon. Thomas J
C,nsr Monticello Fla tire llnn. J0scTh Benedict
Utica. N. Y wm Bristol, tsr uhcn,
Pond, Esd, ut!cs, N Y. james IIunseilr 'si S.s's
Vile Tenn
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Mothers and Daughters.

1fthcre is one thing more than another for
which these Pills are so famous it is their puri-
flying properties, csI ecially their power OF
| cleansing the blood from all impurities, and
| removing dangerous and suspended secrctions.
| Universally adopted as the one grind rcmed v
| for female complaints, they never fail, rover
weaken the system, and always bring about
| what is required.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Nervous Disc rders

: What is more fearful than breaking down
of the nervoue system? 70 be excitablc or
nervous in IL small degree is most distressing,
for where can a remedy BIO found? There is
none:-lrink but little wine, beer, or spirits,
or far better, mono; take no coffcc,--weak tea
being preferable; get all the fresh air ydu can
take three or four Pills every night; eat pen-
ty ofsolids, avoiding the use OF Stops and il
these golden rules are followed, you will be
happy in mind and strong in body, and forget
Won hive an nprvps
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p Acres.

more or less, being the same piece or parcel Of
land sold and conveyed by b. s. Pgmau, Trus-
tee, for the sale of the real estate OF james Tim
monds, 10 Samuel Eckles by deed bearing date
18Th day Of iprl, 1881 and recorded in I.ihcr
i. B. No. =. 'olios 307 and Jos, one Of the land
records Of Allcgany county.
Excepting, however, 10 Acres, mora or l'ss,
conveyed by deed to Y. ]. q. Iiillcury, dated
18th DAY Of February, 1870, and recorded in Iii.
Der II. X. No. s, folio 222.
And accepting 0 Acros, more or less, conveyed
by deed to Josiah II. e 0rdon, dated 9th day Of
January, 1865, and recorded in Libcr IL. X. No.
3, tolios ~ and IS.
ind erccptiny 1900 square feet Of land, con
yeyed by deed to Thomas Coffee, atcd 18Th of
January, 1860, and recorded in libcr II. Il. No
10 folios 1SG and 1877.
Also, all thatlo piece o" parcel Of ground in
Shr;rcr's Addition to the trwn Of Cumbrrland
beginning for .be outlines thereof at the end Of
the first line of lot caiiud No. 10 GA Market
formerly called Blochcr street, y:ing the same
lot leased to Amor s. McNamcc for tcrl of
90 years, by Thomas Shrivcr, by lease bearing
date the Sth day Of October, 1919, and recorded
in liber T. X. No. 5, fplios 1902, 403 and iOi, ono
of tho land records of kllcgnny county.
Also, part of trac, Of lnni lying and hcing
in Arcgany county ~ Smte Of Maryland, con
tai
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q Re Wv q Es. Ek- !!
CALL AND SEE!!

|.IJE ARE PREPARED TO DO ALI.
wv Kinds of job Work BETTER and CHEAP
|sR than anv other Office in MI this retion OF
|.ountrv, and equal TO any Baltimore rhiladel-
|,h!a. or New York work, and are prepared TO
how samples to verify what we say. NOW
live us trial.
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lNPECTlNEj
The Persian Fever Charm.

l. liz Cloldo ICSSA oAio - ifi'
For the prevention and cure Of Fcrer and Ague
unl BitioUs Fercrs. This wonderful remedy was
brought to the knowledge OF the present proPri-
etors by friend who has been a great traveller
in Persia and the Holy Land.
While going Town me river Euphra tes, he OK
pericncod attack of Fever and Ayue.-
On discovering his condition, ono of the Boat-
men took from his person an Amulet, saying,
f" We1r This and ferer rW touch you" AL
though incredulous as to its virtues; he com.
piled, and experienced immediate relief, and
has since always found it an citcctaal protect
from all maarious complaints
On further investigation he found that the
b)utmen attributed to II uffacnions powers, and
said that il could oily DO obtained from tho
Priests of the San. Sometime aftcrwar II, the
gen tleman in conversing with Priest obtained
from him the secret of its preparation, and as
ccrtained where the medicinal herbs were found
of which it was compounded. Tho wonderful
virtues of this article havo induced FIJI belief
in the minds Of the natives in shc mira :uio US
healing powers other Priests.
Since his return To America, il has hcea tried
with the happost effect by several Ladies and
gentlemen Of hish character who have gwen /,
the most unqualified i'raise. THIS remedy hay-
ing been 4 specific in Persia for hundreds q!
years, for tho prevention and euro Of Fever and
Ague and Bilious Feve.s now offered to the
American people.
1t will be sent ty mail, prepaid with full di.
rer.ions for use, on receipt Of 81.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, lS3 Main
street, Richmond, Va Brnnch Office, Bank of
Commerce building, New York. Address
june D, '6Q-ly, JOHN WILCOX co.
TusT received a frosh supply Of Bohrn's Di.
y aTrh"a Syrup. Price per Bottle, so Cts
For sale by
ANDREWS wARTZwELpgR.
Juus 81
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Order of Ratification.


EY Write Of writ nt Flor. fRcias, issued ont
ID Of the Circuit Court for AllcgnHy 'uunty y,
and to me directed Mt the emit of Samuel NJ.
Scmncs, administrator of bernhard Dame
born, against the goods and chattcls. lands and
tcncmumts of william knost, have seized and
taken in execution all the right, title, claim,
interest and estate, ut law and in equity. Of the
said william knost in and TO the following pro-
perty, to wit:
All that piece or parcel Of land, lying, helm <,
and .situatc in the trwU of Cumberland. Allie
gany county, Maryland. known and distin-
xuishcd as part of n tract of land called
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out tho Union and Canadas.
Price, ST. SO per Bottle.

N B--Whon it happens TINT your Druggist
has not tie ar.irl the money can he rcmitted
direct to NJ, ard II iva or more bottles are or
derod al time, tho medicine will be sent free
OF charge for :EahSro! tation.
Particular directions as to use Sc, rcoompH
ny each bottle.
Druggists can DC supplied diI oct from our Lnh
oratory, or by sending their ordcrs TO BARNES
& PARK, New YORK, +. C. WELLS Il CO.
New York 5. B. IiANCh, Baltimore Nd, DY.
OTIS Philadelphia. Pa. j. WRIGHT & Co.
Ohio. II. II. HAYS, Portland, Me,
o. any respectable Wbolcaalo Druggists in
New York o. philadelphia. Circulars, with
Trade Price, h.. for the Corrector and on
other medicines sent free to Wholesale Buyers
Nc Medicine placed on commission.
j. d. l. DE NYSE,
General gent for the United States and Cana
das. al AIN ST, New York.
July 5th IsGG- v.
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]. ". IIEWI11'.

Foreman for American lINracn's r"1 Wclli
Fargo & Co.'S Express
$ ECO who took cold from bad hurt, aaC
was useless for over one year; had USED
everything corld hem Of without benefit
uuiil lricd the Mustang Lnimcnt. 1t ha'
perfectly cured him, and can now take tho
ahoy" price for him. Respectfully yours,
JAMES DolliANCE.
Every 'iaucr, rcami.cr md Family shou't
have this inyaluNhlc article Sold by all re
spectacle dealers everywhere.
BARNES & PHk, Prnprictors.
Ncw-iork.
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Four & One-Tbird Acres,

being par, Of the land described Gad so!I by
John Shrycr and Mary G. Shrycr 90 john W
Weaver hy deed bearing lat the FIRST day OF
April, | 81, reference to which deed IS given
And which was conveyed on tho lj'h day If
March lsii by John ". Weaver and JuIinna
his wife, to Henry Wineow--rcc,rence to which
decd is also given, whore It will be found more
fully described.
Also part or .rnct Of land lying an being
in Allcyauy County and State g! Murj lLul,
CONTINUING
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Ponds
EXTRACT OF KAMAMElIS,
IN. Isnj, Eb?sfl-SvTk.

Is one OF the few domestic remedies which have
come into general use and favor, without put
fng 1t is the product. oil a simple shrub, harm
less in all cases, and rs domestic remedy un-
cqualltd For Burns, Cuts, Cruises, Soreness,
Lameness, Sprains RAcumatisn,, BoRs, Utcers,
Oil Sores and Wounds, il has not an equal
1t is also used, with grcas success, for Too't-
ache, Headache, Ncuralyia, Sore Throat Coic,
DiarrAGa HoaTSentss, and other similar trou
blcsome and painful n fen tons, while it prompt
ly arrests all HemorrAages. Hundreds of ply
scians use it daily in their practice and give ii
their unqualified recommendation Sold by our
agents AID dealers, and by HUMPHREYS Il
Co, $50 Broadway, sole proprctors AID man
ufacturcrs: For salc by J. b. II. Campbell,
Cumberland, Nd. May 81 i86o-ly
MACK REL.-lOO kits prime No. Family
Nl Ma.karel, for sule by
July 7,IS5s \ y. HARPER & CO.
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SEVENTEEN ACRES.

more or less, being the sane iGr1 conveyed by
George Blocher 10 Samuel Ecklcs, Ivy decd bear
ing date the eighth day Of October, in the year
800 ard recorded in Liher a g. No. q, tolios
i35 and isG, one OF the land records OF Allegs-
ny county.
ALSO nari OF n tract of lnnd Chilled the
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-~A.. &:aA.S
SAVE YOUR HORSES.

I'VE take great pleasure in recommending
and indispensable article for Sprains, Sores,
Scratches OK Gals on Horses Our men
have used IT fnr severe Burns, Bruises, Sores,
Stiff Joints and Rheumatic Pains, and all say
it nets lil,cmagic We'll Use no other Lini-
mGut.
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NJ A Il II | E ID

On the 4th inst, at East Liberty, by hoV
p. MoGowan, Mr.. John *. RlZer oil TINS city
to Miss. Alice f. Wither, OF Acron, ONO.
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Resurvey on Pine Grove,

beginning for the same at stone marked, num-
bcred and planted on the west end of the divi-
ding line between John Shryer, lolding part
of said tract running North 81 degrees, East
SO perches TO neara white oak tree standing
at the West end of a dividing line between JAS.
Timmonds and part OF said tract callc Pine
Grove then taking the .iue OF the fence South
S. degrees, East until it interSects the first line
of the original tract called the Resur vcy upon
Pine Grove, then with the said first line, South
36 degrees West IS perches, un,i! ii intcrsects
the dividing line between the said John Shrycr
then with said dividing line to the beginning
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ID | Il ID

In this city, on Sunday evening 10 inst.
infant of John and Sarah j. Jordan, aged
months. 9 weeks and days.
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-
'Sr'Ha 81 two W.T., OF f'F' faS'"s, TES , H.,
Pcncs in md for inrsmy county, Maryland,
at Tie sait Of ~. n. pa"fogih, the .lher i.'u'll
,! H.ntoI D1nraa, justice Of the ryaS ~ W. ym'
i tr,ioc 5gt I asaint he good. md ca,s,
mnl. AMI ,encm:u,: = Edmond Robes. apt
b.,h 70 nc air%sed. haES 'ti1 nnH t"n"T u. IN
execution %n 'h' f,E', t''S ",' H,i,rr,. i"
i,,J 10 w. l!Ilcvfn J, ro,,rty, to wit.
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Sure to Regulate the Bowels.

u,,rr,r yorr ,r, ,,rs
EHihr anu hHhhih " io'n 1NI AN d.
We nave ln' up an" S.,' c, t,,r trg ov'r
ten Years. ana can say IN 'oNf ) y h.,oh IN"
fA' III Oh II, "h"' W. nave tSygr zen =, n'i' =, 1"
"a! G' an! ptHo, nyu,t -. ~, - ~
rA,hnm, IN StN"hr 'N'i ~ ". ~
~ 10 " !'h' "A'h N"ty "SG"' 'tVp'
ana W" Sho" IN instance OF "IS'"t'''"''"m ~
my one VINO nSen IT, Vh 'n' ''""",y, az W,
dcieht|i VITA us "pefnti"""i w" SP''N ~
TORN - q y. .'r,| p'|
meh '"i virtues: We "PehN "a ''''S 'h",'. '""'
We a. Know, "Itei ten Sohrs eHlef''hc'. ""'
P|c1Je "a" ''t"df'"n J"r ne "Q'm'" ~ ,d"
- "'',"''' IN nun 'S' t,t'y '"suh'r ".'f'
tie infant IS suhorirS from r''nnhH tNhhhStloh
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|GibiIian 4 Gelegtapg.
CUMBERLAND, MD.
Thursday Morning. July 10Th. 1850.
10 Advertisers g. Business Men.
Papers for Mailing

Our Jrtends can alrays find 1t CIR @g''c
onies of Tie "CIvuIAN AND 1EuEGFA'h,
o'1ca ant prepared for mating nj ."'e cents
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Road n cities.

THE undersigned hereby give notice
< that they will apply for PERMISSION to
change the present location of a county road
ia district No 7, leading from Town Greek
aqurinct on NE Canal, TO C!dtown, TO thc pri-
yate road crossing Town Crech at OF rear Jas.
Matthews, and then by the Valley known as
Saw rift, 10 Oldtown.
LITTER GlNAEhN,
JAMES M1TTHEWS,
july i2-lrn JOHN HARTLEY.
IL you wan: a Fine Watch or a nice
l. set OF Jcwclry, call at
JULIA J II KELENpE CKS
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NOTICE.
Frostburg Bank.

FaosrBURa, MD, June 2d, 1860.
THE President and Directors OF this Bank
] have this day declared div idend of six per
cent. for tho last six mouthspayaGte on the 5th
July, 1860. q. W. McCULLOl,
juno %, 1Sso--3s. Cashier.
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500 Tons Winisol Plaster
For sale by J. y. HARPER Il Co
A'aN.ulria, ia 2-ti. King 81 pack.