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Sale

RY virtue of two writs of vcnditioni
- expouas issued by John Hartly, one Of tina
Justices OF the Peace OF the State of Maryland
and Allegany county to me directed, | will
expose to sale in Oldtown, Allegany county.
on Saturday the 30lh day of June, 1860 at
O'Clock, P. NJ, fo- cash, all the right, title, in
terest and claim of Elias Crab,ree, in and to a
nE La nd gu llnd
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look over the list make up case Of what kind
you choose and inclose the amount In current note
or stamps by mail to address, at 562 Broadway.
New.York and the medicine will be duly returned by
mall or express, free Of charge
AGENTS wANTED.-We desire an active, efficient
Agent for the sale Of Remedies In every town or
community in the United States Address Or. HIN
rnREYs 4 Co., No 562 BROADWAY Ng~-YoRK.
For sale by J. D. II. CAMPBELL,
Wholesale and Retail Agent for Cumberlan
nd vicinity, and drug lists generally.
May 81, 1860 ly
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TIE CANAL.-A brisk bU2iness is doing on
the Canal and It is estimated that the receipts
for June will fop: up at least $4,000.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-07

Mr.. j. II Young has been reelected
Treasurer to the Corporation.
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Order of Ratification.

Order Of RatiNc alton.
J. T. Greeuwadel In the Circuit Court for
vs.. Allegany County.
Samuel D. Brndy. No. lo4 Trust Docket.
ORDERED. That the sale made and re-
" ported by Samuel d. Brady as trustee I'M
der deed Of trust from John 4. G.eenwade be
BE- ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the 18th
day of July, 1860, provided copy OF this or
der be inser ted Ia some Newspaper printed in
the city of Cumberland, once week for three
successive weeks before said ! 5th July, 1860.
The report states the amount of sales To be $751;
$50 90.
True copy,
Test-H. RESLEY,
June I, ls60--3t Clerk.
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Schedule of Gifts.

Together with great variety OF other VAL
liable Gifts, in value from Scots to S,5
ANY person enclosing in letter ST. and Eve
&c IT Postage Siamps TO pay for postage and
Roller) shall receive, b, return Of mail, the
magnificent Engraving o. Christopher Coum-
bins, (aGd cDe OF these valuable Gns rs pet
Billy
IS HERLlNE & co,
lT-3n Box 1919, Phi!adelJhia, P 6
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MOOT CARDlNc,
Pulling, Dyeing & Dres-
sing Cloths, Cassinetts,

LlhseyS, DIdIIKcCS. elC.
THE subscriber respectfully informs
l. the public tina, he continues the above
business at his Pulling Mill, seven miles east OF
Cumberland, on Evars Greek, near Jones new
rannery.
lie has received q supply Of NEW CARDS,
and will eudeavor TO render satisfaction to ALL
" no may favor him with their patronage.
Work may be lrtt ut the store OF hIessrs
Low udes L eraser, Cumberland at the store
OF Geo. Siicer, Murleys Branch at the store OF
John Wilson, Flints,onei and at the mill Of
Mr.. Peter Smouse, on Ernt's Greek, from which
places /, will lie received, and returned when
finished. Prices very low.
Jz-3t. o. p. HENDRICKSON.
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f A r M
II or S ale!
I offer at Private Sale, my Farm
on Evitt's Creek, about Il miles
East Of Cumberland,
Maryland.

THIS Farm contains between FOUR
L and FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
one hundred acres being prime bottom, the
balance adapted to all crops, especially grass.
The whole in the most compile condition, with
good dwellings, barn aud stables, and indeed
all out-buildings necessary 10 such a farm. IL
will be sold on the mos accommodating terms,
or, AS the and.is naturally capable OF division
into Two equal parts the parts will be sold
separately IT desi ed
There is n very heavy and durable WATER
POW Err on the fnrm, which has been in use for
80 years.
There are about Three Hundred Acres OF the
land under cu!tivat. on, the balance in prime
virgin timber.
1t is seldom that so beautiful and valuable
an estate is offered in market.
~ Persons desirous of looking at it will
find me in Cumberland.
May 81, 1860. G. N. THRUSTON.
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"Crabtrees' Neglect"

in Allegany C, unity, and containing 81 rcres.
Also, another tract called "ELBA,' containing
20 acres and rerchts. Also, all the righl
that Charles Stallings has in tract of land
called DEER Park" being the undivided
third part of one-halfof said tract, as win more
fully appear by reference to deed made b,
Samuel Stallings, bearing date April lst 1874
and recorded in Liner L, folio SO, one of,he
land records OF said Allegany County. Also
all the undivided interest of sa id Charles Stall
lings in the real estate of Samuel Stnlings
deceased, in Allegany County, seized and la
ken in execution at the suit of Thomas Crab
tree. JOHN II. STALLlNGS,
June I. lS6O-ts (S5) Constable.
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NOTICE..

Office Of the Frostburg Coal Co.,
Cumberland, May 20, 1860.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting of the Directors and Stockholders
OF the Frostburg Conf Company, will he held al
the office of the Company, Mt Frostbrrg, Md,
on Thursday, the 2lst day of June, $3.50, for the
purpose of eiecting President and Directors, and
the transaction of other business.
W. ". McKAIG,
May 2i-tm President.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-07

The Board of Public Works, have ap
pointed Thomas Devecmon, Esq of this
City, Director in the Baltimore & Ohio
Rail Roed. Mr. Devecmoa will make
an efficient member of the Board.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-07

By reference to our advertising col
umns it will DO seen, that with their nc
customed disposition to accommodate the
travelling public, the management Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road, have de-
.ormined to issue round trip tickets to
The Baltimore Democratic Convention,
which is to meet on the 18th inst. These
tickets will cost but S5.25, which is half
the usual fare, and can be had from the
i4,h to the 10Th mat, inclusive md are
good for 8 days,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-07

MAGNIFICENT LNGRAVINGS OF
CREW.
The Beautiful Engro,;Ig was designed by
RuREss, ole OF the most celebrated artists that
ever lived the cost OF the original design and
plate being over $4,000 size % by % inches.
The philadelphia Daily News SAYS, the mere
nominal sum asked Tor the engraving is sui
hcient iuducenient for persous to purchase.
wihcu! the additional Giit.''
Schedule cf Gifts.
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MEYERS Miraculous Vermin Destroyer,

MEYERS Miraculous Eermih Destroyer,
has cleared the New York Police Station
House OF Nsrmin wherever used Read the
Ioll9eing
Neso York, July 18th 1858.
sIH: Upon the reception OF your remedy
for the destruction of veriDin, Mice, &c.
causei its application in some of the Station
Houses, and take pleasure in communicating
10 you that it proved perfectly successful in
discriminating the annoyances cheerful.
commend its use to Housekeepers as n Bover-
eign remedy. wLeu infested by these truble-
SONG iutrudere.
F. 4. TALMADGE.
Superintendent Of Police
Sole Agents A. Z. & D. SANDS. Whole
sale Druggists, 100 Fulton Street New York.
Sold sisn by Druggists generally.
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PRICE.

Case Of 90 vgls complete In morocco, AID Book, 50
Case Of 20 sals and Book plain.
Case Of 10 numbered boxes, and BOOK, .......... z
Case Of boxes, numbered, and Book, .........,.
Single numbered boxes, with directions, 70 cts
Single letered boxes, with directions, ~ cts
Large case with or vials. for planters and ply
siciaus flS
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List Of Letters.

ID EMAINING in the Cumberland Post Office,
lt June l, 1860. Persons calling for these let
tyrs must say they are advertised, otherwise
they may not receive them.
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F. A. TALMADGE.
Report OF Coal TRANSFORMATION

During tie week ending SATURDAY, June %
1850
SHIPPED cv4r :hs Gsor3s's Creek Coal and
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P A RI S OF l. 0 7 S
Nos. 1883, 1912

PA RTS OF LOTS,
Nos. 1888, 1O,11&12
in Morrison's Second Addition to the town OF
Barton IN AIlegany county aforesaid, which
were conveyed to the said Potomac Coal and
Iron Company by Andrew j. Jones and wife
by deed dated on the Goth day of February in
the year 1859, and recorded amongst the land
records of Alleeany county aforesaid, in Liber
II. r. No. 10, foios 245, &c.
9Th. Also, All that
Lot or Parcel of Land,
situate in the town Of Barton, in Aliegany co.,
aforesaid, and particularly described in deed
from Lee Smedley and Others to Andrew }.
Jones, lated on the 25th day of September it,
be year 1857 and recorded amongst the land
records OF said Aegany county, in Liber II. K
No. l6, folio 40, &c.
9th, Aud aso, All that
Lot or Parcel of Land,
lying in the town OF Barton in Allrgany coui.-
~ aforesaid, and contained iu the following
meles and bounds, courses and distances, TO
wit Beg inning al stake sinnding at the be
ginning of lot number thirteen, in Murrison's
Second Addition TO the town of Barton, and
running thence South 881 degrees, West 60
feet TO The east bank OF Georges creek, then
down IN the said CT, ek until il int rsec . line
drawn South ss3 degrees, West FROM he end
OF the third line Of lot number fifteen, in said
town, then reversing said line 10 the end OF The
tn, I'd line of said lot and thence by straight
line TO the beginning.
Also, ut the same time and place will offe
at pub lie sale TO the highest bidder for cash. all
the following described personal property, to
wit
3 Mules and Harness, 2 Horses
and Harness, 2-horse Wagon,
65 Mining Cars, and Lot of
Blacksmith Tools.
II. r. ATKINSON,
June 7, l860-ts. Sheriff.
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And IL PREMIUM to each subscriber worth
from 81. 90 to $500.
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Order in Chancerv.

In the Circuit Court for
Allegsny county AS q
Court of Equity.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-01

GRAND DRAMA,-,Scene, in the woods
. few miles west, in days gone by,
when democratic majorlties ranged
anywhere from % to 1000, as the ext
rences of the case demanded.
Time, all day.
Principal Personages, lntantlle man
who loves principles, ~ not the Almigh-
ty Dollar Big Ingin, with dirty blan-
kct. and face bcSnearcd with brick
dust-iay bird quilts in his ha;r-por-
cupine quilts in his nose, and small COW
bells in his ears.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-01
ACTl. SCENE

Curtain Ri3es.-Small boy brings in
about peek Of balIots-are dumped
into ballot box to the tune Of Mr.. \,
Mr. 3, III. c, &C., or pole list.
SCENE
Time 1lies-must move Not as ma
ny votes polled as is necessary-somo-
thing must be done. .-E r..
ACT2. SCENEI.
Lefuatile nan. Come hither, big
Ingin, good wi,iskey, points to gal
lon keg), want ye to vote this ticket.
Big Lngi,2. W-o-o-o-ah! Takes
ticket, deposits it, drinks whiakey, re-
tires until again wanted.
ACT3. SCENE
Time, about 8 p. IL. polls closed,
tickets counted, Infantile man gives the
result
Democracy $50.
Anybody else, not q d2rncl vote.
Whole Democratic County TICKET
elected by 40 majority. Curtain falls.
While Infantilc man sings
This is the lever that moves the county,
On he wolves heads we pay bounty,
And If the ''unwashed" needs votes to clect'cc
Whole ticket from Clerk down to Coroner
Why by Just sending word, or some forerua
nor,
Of what is desired, and we'll do it over in -
Small boy among the audience shouts,
"thing$ aiMt now IS they used ID was
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-01

TuEiv1NG.-We like Grand Rapids,
we like her people, that is good share
of 'em. Grand Rapids has q tip top
water power. We Ike Grand Rapids
OH that account. The criminal calen-
dar Of Wood county is never crowded
This is one reason why we don't like
Grand Rapids. Grand Rapids has got
thieves providing about her borders
They walk her streets, they pass her
thoroughfares in the garb Of honest
men-petty thieyos-things that will
rob clothes lines.
One of ou1 neighbors, last week had
new under shirt purloined from his
yard A friend down town had pair
Of drawers stolen; yes, stolen from his
wash-woman's line, and last winter we
had shirt taken care Of for US; yes
our editorial shirt now clothes tie back
of some reprobate. We'd like to find
il. Wed know it if we'd see it, for
on its flap, in glazing hyeroglyph;cs
was ingrained the initials p. 2. NJ
We know who did it, and we'll expose
him by-and-by if anything more is miss
ed. a thief. clothes line thief
We'd rather be known as a lickspittle
phnp to some house of public prostitu-
ton, than be pointed at along the street
as ''shirt thief -''pilferer of clothes
lines" ssrobber Of wash-woman's earn
ings." Think Of yourself, We thief, If
We happen to read this, and then pray
20 God to make you respectable. ..
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TIE LITERATURE

IS OF that kint that can De read aloud IN 'hs
family circle, and the clergy IN imnsRse nun I
bers are subscribers ioF the Bsok. ...-... -.-7
TIE BEST LADY WRITERS
IN America contribute 10 il nages, and We
have some tbst vrite far no ma oa zine, ~
.s 10 TIE MUSIC. -
j. a., al -;,a, AND wor,,, cast - cents hbc
price Of sfs Rooll IN the music stores: bu.
most Of il is copyrighted, and cannOt be Oh
f&iicd e1c2l1, a ''9o&2!E, 81. III .... .-
OUR FASHION PLATES. .... .--
O:,, lons evr,ari,oea Gives rs. oraater ; .yan-
tass, than are ,,ossaGsei Inv others Ne Give
in the course ofone year least
SIXTY FJ-rr F[;;T-Rr TlS4f0VS
81 = = - - e.,
|SieA = SlltSTf-Sii more t.'an any otRer ma g
.1'"E ana ne SIe really the E'SAssons
Satc.I oSiers are nor. we ehaiiGaSe contra.
sr Ia.aazifcs E., n.sr h,rI, 80 500
streets at FhiIadeln;,ia or New York, or in i he
rrayyinn room Of r:.lIer. ,,17n, I. }ara
,I.e only reliable fashions. = -
OUR WOOD ENGRAEINGS,
Of which We cir +vyira Or fhraa {inaas az ma NJ
IS any o:ller magazine, are often mistaken for
steel Ihsy are 50 far superior to any othces.
iNIiAlioAS,' .s' 3a"a 80 al
Beware OF them Remember that the Lady's
Book Is the original publication and the cheap
est. Iyou take Godcy You want no other
magazine.
Everything that IS useful and ornamelltalsm
q house can be found in Cooley. . H1Is10
DRAWING LESSONS. .-
M .. her ma c,azina Gives tb,n, and wo have
,1, = III sf,,I Iar+5 ,a,m,o,
OUR RECEIpTs
are sncb % can be found nowhere 5 e1se. 8 co5tE
inc IA III ia vsrioty--(tonf,rt;o ric,,y--tLe
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~ Pooaints nno1, ~ snhiects arc TO he found
IN the ,a Gras, of thn. T,a3y,S Book Ma orjai-
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' 7 , PILLAR, OF FIRE ..:!
O., LS8AEL 7. b5NDAGL.

p tl.e Rev. :. II ING8ATtp, author Of the
prince OF I'll. House Of David"
Ore raIame, limo, cloth, SEQ ?. Price 1926.
This werk is designed to sketch the Tc:,r2-
nc history during the bondage in Egypt, the
Prophet Moses being the central figure, and is
a fee and striking nistory Of the period, in
which the E7riter gathers first, fronl the Bible
and then from Pro1aHe history, Z vast mass OF
material, which by his genius, is thrown into
i flnciful narrative Of the most attractive
character Tlich carries the rea,ier along with
out diminution Of Interest "-E2tHal!In5ja Ire
nina Bat'Ieti,a
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-~z-S- ~

LECTURES. D. John Nayhcw,
travelling lecturer on subjects cmo1ac-
ed i'll the Iarnolial Philosophy, lect-
ured evenings in this place. We have
neither time nor space to review thcln.
TO us they were able, interesting and
eloquently delivered All who heard
HIM was impressed with the DIS sin
ccritv &nl yarEcstrcss.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-01

Ar TIE ?. O.-Subscrlbers who
have been accustomed to receive their
papers at the printing Office, viii here
after find them at the post office, unless
otherwise desired.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-01

New BRIDGE. = The severe cold
weather of last week closed up the rlT
CT IN double quick time. Teams cross
with safety.
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Of the Neign Of tAe Shepherd
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FARMERS. iG1g HERE,

We have for your oa,n use. and benefit, MI
kinds Of Farming Utcnsi!s, such as PIows
Drag Tecth, J>ho, els, Hoes, Spades. svvthts,
Cradles, H"kcs, Forks, Scrapers, Picks, AID
n taetuetl kinds Of gnqd< Necessary tog farn
ing pGr2c4e s.. -, = '.-eH@
1t 3LBER j IN, ATT ENTTON
. We hareslIot Earg our duty to YOU. We
| nave Mulay, Gang, Cross7Cut and C;lcu!er
saws, Axes, -iugers,r Files, single IT. by Il.
! dozen, Cable, Bright and Binding C{1sj,, Gas:
land Spring.Stecl Siedi5hoes, Gable, li}t,bbcr
ana Leather Betting, Heavy lien fer,lnill pur-
poses, and everything in1oQr line that Iuln-.
herman wants TO enable him IA make MONEY
by.iWnbering at the present low prices :
81 90. sE85esgst FE:s2cgs! es 7
We haze for YOU Saws, Axes, Froes. Auggears
and Slaves, among which NC keep the cele
brated Green Boz Sting1 knife All Shingle
Ioois 'oarFe"'e& ,'ns lita ,saE T9d 89I"
MECHANICS sNNDa' BUILDERS
Tou-wfll find in our STOCK complete assort.
tment Of Carpenters, Joners' and NflIWr:ehts'
Fools Also, Nails by pound or key. Glass by
boS.or light Sash, Butts, Screws. Locks;I ateh.
es, and All kinds Of House Trimmings Al.o
Paints, Oils Patent Dryers, Paint Brushes ahaa
every mig 1n'yourft Tine ven can think OF tta.
/. Nei;h6s li;tT me. forgotten tlie3-s sus s.-.'
F. EyH a GTg& Ts e Erss: ,.l- l4
We have The large stock OF Irontand sted
tcver offered nftliSmarient iror,sis fin,rUflE,,
ape S.iRo odo cas+ S Sn a@' aa ITSfsh 5
steel, Bend i. ana :iH5op Iron, and hahdma!e OK
ana ffor@e Nails. Wewould also call your at
teEt1on, to- Our stock of Scrap Spring Steel,
when was .purc1a aeet expressly fhr.yodr use, at
t pIIce "nch viii suit Also, every variety Of
t..blAeNsnitti1' ana Gnnsmiths' Tools. 80
+ eaz Rexsa=s. , . ~ :. =. a. - n :,
S SsssSs5 d Sss . ss.aGzaa
IA :rhcr, i. 40, ,,..,,-, -, -.
ef1,,~ ,,h.o onY "a. ,g i,, "5ta2ct goee
,,,,n1c. l,,r rtI az 50 easily
~, "'',. w .7e33.-Hhe 1-3sf ~ I'D
| tOOhjNG STOVES, wEc
49iil Sc fo{nd, The western Sf,r Nav Il -
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