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Staotifbes.

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ed@t itaur, SamutI StapIcs ein Saitsntut
oaS S20o %sntbtelt, 10 sltitiet ;u basrn, bait, &,
ocrlaurasS &erbSr gu telehen.
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NM 'ib unanfducis ~tetras,u bate. Sam mi
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ben mar.
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batte reSbdlb Gin ScrbGr gu trfrbsn. Niau l,e
i'm taulsn.
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reht trap onrI9rfibrt. SIM 3mtl leuaft tru
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mo auteiitbte Sdnsss. cinisc Yrrrer pcr, ric cs
9nr'leneen einen ~isltcnru @tnuf semGbrtcn nm
rem San9sr itltit ranihsnrrn 8eIiau cintrat,teu
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6altcs una fit,iaeG Siebey,

une bic reriTicttncu @feetirucn, mtIte aus cinem unrYctni
itber gRa9en reer aus Der ertrn entIprin9cn.
Nit llnptredulitfcit, Saut I'M Maacn, Golid. Sn>>
trtnnen. 1pprliilriSieit, Ntnatlidhfeit, @crtppflna. hlutsne,
une HullM pimcrrbeteen. IN alien nsrsrirn uun rStnma
ttltrn .kalsn tat &C bti ~uriitlisen MaIrn r~sptltbStis aririIii
une renitdneier Sttlnne bsrprrsebraht.
Salelht ~ zinc rein Yc9rtabililtt Wiitun9, nab iirene
pintnlhatilttben 0rlnoideen unb nab MnmelIuno eS bss
rrlbmtsn hsIanriihsn 9rriciirrs YUerbaps, bere,ttt. Msasn
,tinrs 9rcFtr W. an III Den mcilten eurrp1iitcn Staatcn,
mar 'tF' G'EtdrrunS III en Ner. Staa,,n mebr fur Dtcisni>
gen tt, iinlnii. pcltt aus unicrm Satrrldnce IN bigiem Yonrt
ierltr,ut lino Ia oalIelbt inter tbncn srpBTR 3eiial a,
functn. 10 tirtr ih Is Fem amcritaniihcR YntIitm an, in6tr
tb ptie, Dap ieint III Der &h.t wunberba ell nj eeieinihbm e>
%9enl1attrn Ith Setanntidafi %peritaftn nrreen.
Etlenoere nire g fI orgcbe enrfuhlrn, eersn G rniitulirn
cnr1 cen etlidneileH NchrGud ION VIauprsn cher dnstrtn
Observation-Disclosures IN %Nnrrenun9 gerafhcn FINE. Pm @ast>
mcintn auAcnbIitliT miriam, lneei 10 Ieinen atlaptu IIa
gum Stec eS Vetsns. tnesn 70 III itee Nerve cinrrinai prI
rt oerufl9i. ben ltntrnpen Weiii a~ufrdbtet uni in err 1tI
ntus @elurepelt unp Stdrtc in eas laRit Splism trina,.
WaTnunA:
Dlt9rHRt S'trtreinns eislts dusgtifidbnttrn Arpmas Bat
r%nlhitornr Nab0bniunScu berSrrlcIuitn, psetaIb Cas- @u
oil! M I'm Nntaurt rprlitbti9 lciH muR. 9arnm III IS nriSis
CAP 5er s~'rerharte 9paancllhtS &itttr, berpr Sbr Is fault
riSila prpeirl. Gint SpulelAt mirp end n~bsrien8en. HI
q btiitr nj. mic allie Ndrabmunstn.
&Sr Serfaufi $l.OO sr SputI ober 6 Rpttels fur s.
bel ben sin8l1tn GtacniblHern
StnIami Qaat ir. u. G. O..
Hatrifani.n p.n @rittslu fm Apotbefer u Gbtmi!n
Yiisburs, VA.
On Rihmpnb miro ttlcs @tIcre prrfauft in ben ay~
tbrien Der pb. Owe ano Comp, Aleranccr 9upaI. H.
Qcti,risn. y. Spbniten u. Bro, 3rutbe unp Nprerisr. =
Blair. Daring unr Yrane. Gbdrlte Mtulpaueb une e. I!
@lcot. unb in alien Stdern Der Scr. Staatea iii Sicite 9'
tcr5 in erer Iprtbete III bahen. ?3.E
gesetatIe @ine, ub:riudtrt uup rSre 3ufer. Nracrtitbr
pile, DftYance brruDnte 0ebsrrillen, Dr. SauncS pilU
ethtitht Rai'crptllen Il. 1c, %gSurmmitie perIbiresrr SpruJ
tFtn 'rhtb srbalttn unc inm Nertaur bel SLIDER. ast.
9 hEppsn.@tiu! ShppprnsWe.
llntericitnrtrr srlautt ib pas bieTae Nia
t%rintenpe Yutrfum auf ifintn ausae;eibntnr
Sheppsn. 2Eein Iufmcrthm III mattcn. lorr
ltrrbaupt aui ielne aas9eieia nets Riite uH'
Yrr,i9litbeu @etranfc.
llm Jayireihsn Gtiuh tfLrt
:. NarrbnuIen, gal.,
am Af'uen Niarft riHt ain 6irbmaEt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
gpirtblhaf, ,um s;crtaui,

Wirthltafi ,um Trrtaui!
etne rcdltanriA s%instridtcte WirtbidaIt, an
elmer Sauriiraee in Der N1be Ter Stapt aslrosu
ltstt aus lrsisr oaur gu rertaufrn. Tie WetGn.
lihtstien iiuo in better Srpnuna unp asb6ren
+ Ader autrS Vann gu ricirm 9lneo. psjTrn gtair
nod a6t Sabre lauit. Nlberes ,u s~riraaen in
Der Sfies ,. Sl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24
ltmtcrbaftmmscn ~. ScIaitieun9eu.
an Srcap,Strdse.

VIZ OVUUU' SIIUBE.
Die MitsIi.o.r PES @tidna. %treins ,,Grn.
esrpia" inter Mitrirfuna ccS Hrn, q. SGdp
babsn rie arcbartisiten @crrlbtuustn 9etrrIsn,
UNI ibrcu 6reuuo,n unb Gem peutiben putlltum
lterhaupt siutn Ntsno rts ausa.lIIenltrn 5rub.
inns uno 6siterfn. ,u ntridafen.
Sre ldrtn cabrr ate 6reuurt sUn Gan; unr
btiterer Faune Gin, nitt W rtriaumen, an rirjrm
aroBtn Narrtnfeiis Intbcil ,u uebm,n.
%rrfsbrunsen i;nr attrpfen, ein arrelrtiaes.
Ypn p%rpfeiur = aus Fem Splnilhen ibtrjestts
lrau=, Shau- mn 9trnaipiel, senannt
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pantts.

6dttR Gle mtine Or, an t.n @4Iaf ae-
lsisn frasts Elm RON spolo nod nibt patsntir.
tar jua9tr Dt&ttr ltinen Nadtai.
3a pts"sn. s%rrriosrte rer @.iraatr unp Fs in
BON pcrfrtf1i&sr @irfuns.
Gin Gaucipat BON fe6r unansebnliHer
@sifaIt bfsann ieins prepist mt ren srUrttn
5ursttt GuG niibt! blirb ,panu asdrn MD te.
Sann nebrsrt Mals sen 9l,uem /: 8llrctt.t Gud
niht!- Da riei elm Bauer aus Der @tmriup,
pc mar rrcr cCdb her &eri ranah a
Die @iteiteit ~tstaunt ibr an @ancItu /?
Wit ,span,is 5abren it ne ib6n ~sspelen;
pno Ca lie aHn Strabe Yiersis ,1bIt,
SFfs tihr, eab ie iur rcpprlt lt6n lid bdlt.
Sriaitta tra9t lu 5Icrsns 3ubme
Stts SiuHien auf pem 6crf,
90 aisid,t ne. wtnn aub fsin.r 8lum..
Do& sinsm 8lumentDpf.
galenttn.
@eto 'fiirS sr batsn uno iuna mus er Iein.
SrnF 1T CT metuer Vietr nibt wsrtb.
20 iera%F Ou 'int ais iunaes Maaosltin,
9aFt Did bis ,Uaniia nih bcfebrt.
Sest ~uroslt' irgeno einsn nsbmtn arrn.
o'eiof reen sH alt Sungftrlein.
Vi scmnt &ttner, lie tlsiten ale fern.
unp itidsn Dir urn %oI,nt,iu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-24

DtW 9stbiiet eeutben Yublifdm hitlmit Die au;ciat, eae
LAY POM 9sutIysn 3sse III Ger grcaciirSft nIbt Der /. cue
peutlte Sprcrrti' 9Saarenblneluna
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y. SrtteS.
8rOap Strabs. prii&sn 8. II. 1. Gtrabr, nebrn
vi SA,n1n NNiILAf.. III 60.

" VNVFEVVEHI { JWWN .
Dtrielse r~npfehit esm beiisen uni ourdreilenoen Yubli-
finn letnt auto 9cittradoOlite tinserihRts 8arbirjNte,
une itniciGtli IT'D, Dap Niemanb leincn Sbrp anbtrS, ali
h. ibm inter itintp unr tiuer gcbulien 6anpe III lb,ii
Diro.- Serner ~cIupfitblt tr lib III tblrurlIlbcE Spcraiirnen.
ais 3abnGusueeneu, @eeiahcn, Siuirstirpcn, 5ttropicn
&c. a.- Terrible fIhrI sn Wager Der brcn YarfimrrrR Il.
~fatriciri tinet :g5eeetbncs3 initur le6cn cas- I5rauperprn II,
@usfalen DIR 3a0ye. I'm 3uirrub hitter y. 6otttS.
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sSsin. uno Speesni : Naarcn : 6anplunr,

NNFT0VEW VI .. u. .. SW.I
(ntben esr IppIbtte eeS SIn. @lsatr).
Dem eeaihtn 9utlifam MIRO bieit auiS 5prafaltiaIf, aIs
lcrtirte &ShrIss une 8rtatl @roor9 uno ~9Setnbaup una BE
items %tmplohlsn. inetn 81 ,lrit uur ec brlttn unp irlhheittn
2Saar n y fIsrt une 81 pcnt b~IlrSitcn ~ rfrprtiit pertliit
p:rfeh. = Or. Jpbn Rtcttr !rro tn btmubtn, dc
sttbrtsn etut' DIN itanben ouI pls s}uYp. ~temmenplte in ihrer
Wuntr prGNt / Z btoItntn.
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6ricrr. Werbmp'S 9luitrrtrr 6amlllrn. RaIenpcr
fir 1860. Il % Gts., Del s. ". Steder.
Zen Abunnsrten rrn ,,Rritrr. 0Crb. reS Ganfnrten. SIC,
ror:er o!tnc sur ~stfauietn NdtrIhr. rap .t eit q,,ntur rca
5rn. Dldtb nj; rnoLim I'll base une Ytittlmr.cn mir rem re
rprt,r sniscJ. n ue9mt. s.. y, Sttdtr.
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Syc4.esst0cl

Zen Selsttra slsts 9tranIsunss Tlats,
uuo etm ssiammttu Yutlifum rie Nn ,eiae. roe
Ter untsrssi6rste iersn Spnataa Ndhmittaa ale
balte Stnnpt ron Srn Nua. Sbac'S u ,ib,. NJ
&su 9aus aus nad ptis,m plate idtrt.
g.. 6esrina.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-29

ChiHs and Ftrers! ChiU and Fsrer -
One Of the greatest remedies that has ever
been laid before the public, for Fever and
Ague, and which have received the highest
encomiums from the press and the people, is
DR.. j. Hoststter's Celebrated Bafers. Who
would endure the tortures arisngs from this
terrible disease When it can be so easily cured?
Who would endure sleepless nights, burning
fevers and icy chills, alternately, when rem
cdy can he obtained for a mere trifle? And
yet how many families linger out prinfnl
existence under this deadly blight, and do
comes as common rs their daily meals. and
yet they are not relieved. None but the fool
ish and weak would hesitate to procure these
valuable Stters, and save themselves intense
agony. Sold by druggists and dealers gener-
ally everywhere.
Rfy"S See advertisement in another column
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Douglas fn the South.

The "Southern (Geo.) Corner" says
"There is not man even in the Soutl
that the Black Republicans hate as they
do Douglas. lie has fought them as ably
and as openly US any man in the country
and has done them more harm. The
Opposition men of the South hate him
worse than any other man, and the Dem
ocratic leaders and Office seekers of the
South have levelled all their batteries a
gainst him.
GLOW and why is this? The Black
Republicans hate him because he stood
square up to the South in opposition to
Congressional Intervention, aud in favor
of the repeal of the Missouri restriction
The Opposition hate him because he is
the most prominent of the party now in
power; and the Democratic leaders for
the same reason, because he stands in
their way for the succession.
ave have heretofore had very little
to say about Douglas and Squatter Sow
ereignty, simply because. as We have
very often said, that We consider the
whole negro question humbug and a
nuisance, thing gotten up and kept up
by politicians aud Office seekers to keep
the people from looking to their real
rights and their real interests. Slavery
is stronger than all men of all parties; it
will go where it pleases, and where it
don't please to go, it cannot be forced
II Congress ,cere to pass lars protecting
sl,rery in Kansas and The Kansas Leg
istaturc ,cere 10 offer a bounty Of 500
a head for all the slaues that should be
carried into the Territory, ,eiM an obli-
CATION on tie part Of the o,rner 10 keep
them there ten years, there Uould not one
hundred ofMens go there.
"There is not man in the South who
has particle Of interest in the question
not aman in the South will be . dollar
poorer or richer by the settlement of the
question one way or the other; and that
is the reason why the strife is kept up"
The Valley Demecn.S, published at
Harrisonburg, Va, says.
Senator Douglas is beginning to show
.olne strength in various portions of the
State, since his late speech in the Senate
in reply to Seward. That speech is able
and sound, and shows Judge Douglas to
be perfectly reliable, and worthy the
support Of national men, not withstand
ing his views in relation to the powers
of Territorial Legislature. While the
South can never yield the rights of Slave
holders in Territories, yet in this dark
hour of the country, the South can forge
the settlement of this legal question, for
the purpose of triumphing oyer Black
Republicans. Should the Convention
place him before the Presidency, he
should receive the cordial support of the
Democracy of the nation
Thc above indicates very plainly that,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-29
A Gard to the Suffering.

Tho Rev. William Cosgroye, while lnboring
as u missionary in japan, was cured oil Con
sumption when all other means haa failed, by
n recipe obtained from learned physician re-
siding in the great city of Jeddo. This recipe
has cured great numbers who were suffering
from Consumption, BroucbitiP, Sore Throat,
Coughs, and ColJs, and the debility and ner
vous depression caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS of benefiting others, I will send this
recipe, which have brought home with mo to
all who need it, free Of charge. Address,
REV. VIM. C0SCR0VE,
,JanI2-Sm. $50 Baltic ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-29
Sheriff q Notice in Lien Law.

WHEREAS, Lv virtue of an Act of the
w General Assembly of Maryland, passed
at Dec embcr Session, 1871, Char ter 10, entitled
..An Act for the protection of Mechanics and
supplement thereto this writ of scire fueids has
issued out of the Circuit Court for Allegany
County. and to me directed in the following
words to wit:
ALLEGANT COUNTY, $. s.
The State Of Marylond, to the
Sheriff Of AHegany County, Greeting
WHEREAS, Daniel Wiheow hath fled n
w claim il. the Circuit Court for Allcgany
County, against Simeon Mex ght, the reputed
owner, who has only an equitable title, anu
Henry J. McNamee (who has the legal to the
lot hereinafter described) for the sum of one
hundred and seventy dollars, for materials fur
nished to for certain building TO ~iti The
locality of the said building is en- Decatur
street, in the town If Cumberland,in Allegany
County, In the State of Maryland, ON alot OF
ground, beginning on said Decatur street, at
tho Northwest coraer Ut lot of ground, which
is particularly Described in a deed of lease for
| the same FROM Henry J. McNamee, to Thomas
Poole, recorded amongst the land records OF
Allegany County, aforesaid, in Liber ii. K,
No. IA, folio 1873, and running hence in North.
erly direction thirty three feet fronting on said
Decatur street, and then running back at RICH
angles with said Decatur street one hundred
alley in Southerly direction thirty-three feet,
then by strai ght line to the beginning. The
building is two-story brick building, mea-
| surfing nineteen feet front and running back
thirty feet. There is no back building, and
| whereas it is alledged that the said sum still
remains due and unpaid to the said Daniel
Wineow, now you are hereby commanded that
you make known to the said Simeon Mcknight
the reputed owner, and Henry J. McNamec,
who claims the legal title to the lot, and to all
| such persons as may hold, or occupy the said
bull ding, that they be and appear before the
Judge of the Circuit Court, at the Court House,
in the town of Cumberland, on the second
Monday of April next, to show if anything
| they know or have to say why tho said sum OF
| one hundred and seventy dollars should not be
leviedou the said building for the use of the
| said Daniel Wineow, according to the form
| and effect of the Act Of Assembly in such cas-
made and provided, if to them it shall Sc N,
| expedient, and have you then and there this
| writ Witness the Honorable Thomas Perry,
Judge of said Circuit Court, the I'd day Of JAN
uary, 1860. Issued the 10th day Of March,
| 1860. II. RESLEY, Clerk.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given in
pursuance of said Act of Assembly, to all
claimants and persons interested, to be and
| appear before the Circuit Court for AllegaDy
County, on the second Monday Of April next
to show If anything they know, or have to say
| why the aforesaid sum should not be levied on
the said building, for the use of said Daniel
wineow, according to the form and effect Of
Assembly, in such case made and provided.
HENRY r. ATKINSON,
| March 90, '60-3w.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-29
Estate of John Spaight,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court of Al
legany county, Letters Of Administration on
the estate of John Spaight, late of Allegany
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, properly authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day Of
September, 1860, otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit in said estate. All
persons indebted are requested to make imme-
aiate payment. Given under my hand this
18th day of March, 1860.
SAMUEL P. SMITH,
March Is, IsgO,--3t. Administrator.
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wcntl:er.-lSSO.

WEDNESDAY, 21st-Cold aud windy.
THURSDAY 22d.-Quite cold and windy.
FRIDAY 23d.--A very pleasant day, at night
high wind.
SATURDAY 24th.--A clear but windy morn
ing; afternoon cloudywith snow squalls.
SUNDAY 25th.--A cold and very Disagree
able day.
MONDAY 2Gth.-Cnli ard clustering day.
TUESDAY 27th.-A very pleasant day.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-29
ianters and Gardeners

The subscribers offer for sale 10000 barrels
81 poudrette, made by the Lodi Manufacturing
Company, in lots to suit purchasers. This ar
ticle is IN the twentieth year OF its introduction
into this country, and has outlived fertilizers
of every other description, for the following
reasons
lst. 1t is made from the night soil OF the Ci-
ty OF New York, by the l.. NJ, G. who have n
capital of over 100000 invested in the bust
ness, which is at risk should they make bad
article.
I'd, For corn and vegetable it is the cheapest
neatest and handiest MANURE in tue world, it
it can be placed in direct contact with the seed
forces and ripcns vegetation two weeks earlier,
prevents the cut worm doubles the crop and is
wiMom disagrteaIie odor. Three dollars worth
or two barrels is all sufficient to manure an
acre OF corn in the hill.
PGlcE-l Dbl S2,--2 bbs. 50, 50,5 bbls So,
and over 6 Dbl $3.50 per barrels, delivered free
of carriage to vessel or railroad in New YORK
City.
A pamphlet containing every information,
and certificates fl ON farmers all over the Uni
ted States, who have used it from two to sew
enteen years. will be sent free to amy one ap-
plying for the same
GRIFFlNG BROTHERS Il CO,
60 Courtlandt Street, New York.
FEBRUARY l6 1S60-2m.
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InsolYent's Notice.

TLos. shuck,. J ORDERED, this 2sth day oil
VS.. " March, 1860, that Thomas
His Creditors. shuck give notice to his crcdi-
tors, endors"rs, and suretics, TINT tfc2nd Mon
day Of October next is fixed for the said Thomas
Shuck to appear in the Circuit Court for Allie
gany County, to answer such interrogatories as
his creditors, ndorsers and suretics may propose
or allcgc against him and that a copy of this
order be published in some newspaper printed
in the city of Cumberland, once n week for
three successive months prior to the said second
Monday of October next. as such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY,
March 20, 1S60-3m. Clerk.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.--lts Won
derful effects and consequent popularity
perhaps no article in the history Of the Ma
teria Me,lira, ever acquired the same Patron
age, was objected to the same number Of Sc
we're and different tests, and met with so few
failures as the Mustang I.inimcnt. 1t ha
Justly been styled a Panacea for all extcrna
Wounds, Cuts, Swellings, Sprains, Bruises,
or Ernptions on Man or Beast. 1t is so far
far medicine of surprising virtue, that Ply
sicisns are compelled to prescribe it, and
from some remarkable cures of Chrome and
Distorted Rheumatic Gases it has naturally
attracted much attention from the first scien-
the minds Of the age. No family can afford
TO be without bottle Of the Mustang Lini-
ment in the house Bc,eare IF limitations.
The genuine is sold by respectable dealers
in all parts of the world.
BARNES & PARK,
Feb. 23-1m proprietors, New York.
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NOTICE.

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ciety s open every Thursday evening from
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a year. Any one desiring to subscribe can
leave their names either at the Hall OF the So
cety, or at the Office of DR.. Il. G, Gaskil or the
Post Office. March > 1860
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PUnLrc SALE-The readers attention is
directed to the sale ola dwelling house and lot
in Grantsville tomorrow at ii O'Clock by
w. w. McKaig Trustee. Also two l'ots
with Frame dwelling, in the town OF Frost
burg on same day and hour by VIM. Walsh
Trustee.
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M A Il Il / Z d.

On the evening of 22d inst. by Rev. b. H.
Crever, Mr. George w. Darts to Mss Louisa
Shuck both of Cumberland.
On the morning of the fame day by the
same Mr. VIM Shan to Miss Sarah Conrad:
both of Frostburg.
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Bacon and Lard.

COUNTRY Cured Bacon-Hams, Shoul-
" ders and Sides-also an excellent article Of
Country Lard, Just received and for sale by
o. c. CLARK & Co,
Centre street, adjoining Lutheran Church.
March & ISGn
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Fresh Supplies.

WE are now replenisbing our stock Of GRO
w CERES, PROVISIONS, BACON, IL
QUORS, TO-, which We offer for sale, usudf,
at lowest marketprices for cash, or in cxchang &c
for grain or country produce.
o. C. CLARK & CO.,
Centre ST., next door to Luth. Church.
Sept. 30, 1859.
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each.
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Estate of VIM. White, Sen.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ hath obtained from the Orphans Court
AllegAny County, Letters of Administration
on the estate of VIM. White, late of Alcga-
NY County, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, properly auIhenticated to the
subscriber, or before the 18th day of Sept.
1860, otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit in said estate. All persons in
dcbted are requested to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this 18th day of
March, 1850.
JOHNSON WHITE,
VIM. WHITE,
March Is, 5G0-3t. Administrators.
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SANDS SARsAPARILLA--Theo orr ginal and
genuine article for purifying the blood, for
scrofulous and ulcerous affections, and for all
diseases in which Sarsaparilla is recommend
ed 10y the Faculty. This valuable prepa-
ration operates simultaneously upon the
Stomach. the Circulation and the Bowels and
gently stimulates while it disensages and ex-
pes from the system all that is irritating and
prejudicial to bodily health, being purely
vegetable it is perfectly harmless in its oper-
alton, the most delicate persons may take it
at any time with perfect safety.
Prepared and sold by \. d. e. ID. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton Street, New York:
Sold also by Druggists generally.