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ysAese. !. vossa ssd .ismes n. Youe(
D1s's! of ssid Agnes J.. sni tho rh;I
=: wh"ss nsMes ass ambaovn, VI Juli,
1s"'nesew. Asesssel. heirs Il lsv ri
sese' J. Caldwell, decsassd.
W s's hereby cited IN be and app.,,
hessrs he isobass t'svvs 81 p.roI.
ossy, ~ sts'e Aforesaid. on the III
',SsIAS IN Nsrh, ls6s. skss AMI there
ssos ss..s Why iAs pvsser " the D,,i.
.! Ar! e1ewsss, psay,se for mi.
. iss q asesnd esss OaNola i,...s
s.ssssse y Bin u tseeaems, should no,
|. , "s1ss q ~ Csuvs.
n: lsaa IN ueLe0p,
~ Cleeh.
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-
1900 eeCup1 49, ee1,eeees
ths Ssshsil's sass-st si4as a h.
Nee rs't ri~+. si,,. tIs..-. 4
Ne sss's n ses's., hs~ .lssh y !.
pests That Ne Is,stn .s,s H., a
s'l'st 9Th ~ r,s.i .@s~ss a
iltlHyf W. msks .s,~s s%ss,.s,.
hsss stsss . s.rrt Assl u ,,a,
N syHssfsis6 9th The sstl,sss.
~ 'sT'hi h.i li'sif mon ssasi#ss NJ
Wen s'.st'sd that ihsy ss,e ~, IN.
sens N The tafieI' state. f..liei.
rtht shy tfesstflah hnm a,s sses,s
weni' sHi = several es.ss sven 20
fH'e,i n cell am xpni. 10 The .sll,s,.
y HMesfs. Tine man ssld h. ws..
' As'f man, INT rsssv ksd dared n
's' - faf hss N bsiSf ksst smother
w. only iva night sleep n
~ had N werks ssft .,nes 49, !,
y 'he haiiensI army. AnatLs,
'Ha'sld"sl ssssfsd me snh s.,t
,snfb'y ,sif, That there we're NJ
n'cn men IN NssheuIs eserrt
Thong mechanics and lal~,. ~ spn
'f'neh, he said. were anything b.,
'eeessiohists, ~ rebels, Nal
he term any better.
"sh. Grant and hs stat visited
ls'hs''Ie aud called upon Als.. Jane.
! Polk. ~ The interview ,he wi.
v ssyff
sl'e received her Visitor. co,w,esu,.
I. but With 4 polished eoldne.. that
'd'caled sun 'ienily In whiel, diree.
m her sympathy ran. she Va.
'np'y polite and lsaylikej In M
'sa patriotic. While she ii.crsssIy
rsbore 10 give s,,sssnee 10 ssy 81
'css'on o. sympathy for tn Bsslh.
: = ,'s'dly avoided saying anything
~ might be construed in,o 4 wsh
! the success VI thu government,
'e hoped, she said tina, the tomb Of
: husband wsald protsc, her house.
u from insul. and her property
IN pi'isge ; further than hi. she
nothing from the United
.,e'' and desired nothing.
The correspondent and. thu, tho
les Of Nashville ate rs full of tree.
- they are In occasional ea.c. Of
.c''ncss." Among tho evidences Of
" contempt for the Yankees, tho
ID given:
Occasionally I meet other seec;.
ne Of Nashville ladies, who, IN
~ easss ssppesisg NJ b b : col.
!, srsn she possession Of . blse
! coat. described by msstiass vide
i.c'rele VI avoidsacc, swinging.
hey did ~, their redundant ckirss
, . contemptuous Airt, hr oss, a.
as very tcsch Of I hlse coat
Nd ee contamination. And then
etg'e st which the soses Of tho
ghsy dsrlings went Up, and tho
10 which their lips snI ey,s
\ Hasa 49,
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WJ.W! VIII. ~ 4 SPECIAL TERN
y - esaso Of Police " Pamela 90.
80 ses Coust llswss shsrpof. IN ~.
Nensay IN March, tine cath DIV Of
~ mossa.) ls;9, fsr the purpose II lew
{ : az Tor ls.ss purposes IN thu ITALIA.
pssesss nse'. slse any . busins.s II n
sss's ssss my Ties Ne pssssa,sd fos AZ.
- es3ss ~ biz hnsor Thos. y. CLARKE.
vsss!".s 81 rid 6,ssj. lssssd the lVth
y u March, Isoe
es.lI j. n. McLEnI). Clevh.
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%2k:*7s:,l::: =
ssNee1seses " fh@ lassssstk..
= ne NAH fsm Nsw Drtssss. 81
tsts nj isd tsfsss ~ sssJv,. -.
fsse fsHefs N ile ehflrs sAsMs,ss~.
y M t,inssis hA4slsa@. wHh.s
me sset. ton siesmes i.Iss rssl
"Htislass N ar. ss1ss, ma,rk,sl..s
81 entered tuna iessss te,,. IN
sn*f .'flsisy, shd fsw ma,s tsss
TIE 'sssmsfs .hish r.s 10 ss,s
nc tl.Isfis ssJ The Mhsm,e, LssL
no. '~!sssns -hrsL infNaesssIIy 81,
vel W The haet sdsss .~ssL ~
.h'th mgHfH ~. mn tesea. n ~.
''ss and 4 nswLes N iNes
The trip N The tINm,. "a, :.
Wy ssessfaI sne. ~ che l-aessee,'
~ severe hsrshet shat sIMe.t
! 'snde'ei her, dsmssihp H., m,sLI..
efy o. badly that her hnsi sse.ss
'ee'nsf slmhst pfpsidehtI~i. Essyt.
'"f w. danger, sl,e ran the ssseL n
.e''. FEDERAL e,ai.e,s hat. ha,nins
coal. making no smaLe. .l,s
managed 10 slaie them, Though anal. I,
Y d''r.efcd, y. after event. n,assi ;
sailed ~ the IN NJ veLyus,,
nj o. the night NJ the Iih sc
,tc"ehed her destination. which ~. (,
"fs Livingston, beIaw New Dslssns. t
ne water being very sloaI. ani ths !,
'on' heavily lsden sle struck IN M :
NJ shoHf two " three mile. di.tsnt
the fcrt. Hare she remsioeA !.
MN next mornins At eight o'clocL. ',
q Yankee armed ,-sssl lw,e
own .sp'd'y spos her. until about =
mile distant, when she .tvucL. =
commenced ArImg shos and shelj =
! 'he Victoria. which diversion shs J.
,dnlsed In from I clock 4. n. ~. =
! % J. ~. firing In al 2s3 .hot !"
o." r,fe suns. Ut ih,t short rsnsr. =. :,
three of which struck. One
'e'' penetrated bay of coffee. ~
'cse tho powder stored In the hold' ~
~ within two inches Of the kers' 'r'
i did not burst. Had il d,os ~ "a
At powder would never have served 81
entertain Yankee invaders. n.
Y will. The passengers and Gre. lad
Ok to III" boat and escaped TO tho 80,
=, two miles distant. where thew r.,
kindly received BY the officer. -
~ u =. ~. the cnemy's boat .ud. toll
My rerrcd. but returned nj dav.
Ut with two others Of liehtc;, me-
'sghs' but dsring the nirht. b, maI
use Of lighters the Victoria wss DIE
s''a her cargo, under the guns Of owe
lori. SEN
Tue vessel was saved by m attack ~ I
10 launches by the action Of the will
cers Of the fort, who sent 70 mes IL I
D . ~ FOUNDER to tho beach an. vos
ute to prevent il. The gun ussa the
) : revolutionary bras. piece, with mas
thirteen sssrs upon H.. ex,.
me M'ramon was also chased, but wen
hrcd upon, escaping in . fes sssi'
D her pwrsucr. sssil
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f. xtv ADVERTISEMENT.


0sAxEN y ,, : 3 H,vsas. ne, M
n!sa. : sev'sll Msrc posv, ~ veal.
o'd, u y u hsaas high. shis face, h..
: scae plase n the voot Of The tail. A..
psaisst y ~ ~.
P.b JONES. Range,
Mevoe ~ INA. .iw
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DESTRUCTION o. TINS Cor7ox Axp
TosAcco Caops sY TON Goyxsssrxr.
-coogress passed yesterday ! 81.
s.isa;s fo' ths original bin ohtrcd Sy
W. f,ot. Of Tenssssse. 70 sssho,;,s
the ~dessrscsioa Of cotton. tob.sso
and other property, 10 military spsr.
9eae'ss. We have obsainsd The fol.
'o.ias copy II The bill q asslly 81.
a bin - Yvevl1s fss shs Ssss,.,,,,,
d cotton, ssbaeee ssA eshe, m
party, visa TIE ssns sAall Be- s{e.s
% fsll into The AAsds u IT, enc.
ny.
b h enacted ky ~ ceaevss Il
the Cos(sAsvsss eissss q Xosvjea
rhs' u shsll y ~ dsey 4 IN Mn.
Iavy ec6tooodlss b sA6susvete Of ~
cosfsasssss ssssss y destroy eli COT.
'oa, toessso. o. osAss prspessy ,hat
MY Be- sssfsl - the saeny, II ths
enc csnacs he ssfsly removed vken.
yer, IL their jsdgssnt the ss;d ca.
N. tobacco and other propsssv. h
eoss to fsll Into The hssds u IL
sesUy.
The following slssse vss ssr,ek
Of she erisisal bill On : sssios
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= The Ysskes Coaer.ss. !,
seems. ere ssi'ssi.e ~ prspr;ssy 4
inpeeiag . TAR II okeee 49, -.
pssst - the sossss ssop Il ~ Sos,a.
% assist IN paying oieir eeo,.sss
~. 1his wssli yisli - I'M,
~ sill;sas ss.saIly. q IL srpss:,
& ~ ssssss Plsassss ssd & ~
- No. ct = . pssssseisa = a.
Me- nolao1 nasuhs>seisa 1T
WI sse - peepls y ssaIasp \
- ssstes Z pt1ndss,
= - sAsssA hrgc'sss e
esF1ee3 80 - ~ 1sslseio
ssessS : 49, 8
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A Nsw Dsscaip7rox OF Prxx.-
The hos,gO.ey Advertiser rsccr.
nsses . pike. the handle Il which !,
2sessts = : ss.f sir q e;RAs Sss,
lees: The tlade ~ loot i iesGA.
80 iese aad ! ssatses VII, end h.
aessseea y III - cr ssd =
- esses !sse. visA . sAssp earr.
TIE e's1s , Asi1hsi y : ~
aee.seseer - lssesso \ As00 ~.
.y's ssbe. thne ~ q s. ~ j.
intended ios , ~ s1soe1.' iese1
Ne weapon = . lisktSs nssIst
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DouaLE BARREL Saor Gux,.-
There IL no weapon . valuable d,
close aghting ~ the double bsrrrI
shot gun. The truth Of this cooyic.
TO" WAS fully established By the hss.
tie at Fort Donelson, whore she srsas.
est havoc Of he field Is said 10 hay.
been effected BY this'kind Of weapon.
We belivs there 10 no Ack Or dcsbl.
barrel shot guns IN the sosekerr
tssss:. II il Be oejrssea 70 shs~
that they sre not Y 6Gsesivs q oeher
weapons q losg distances, W reslv
hat the soldiers Of the Sossh ere sc,
1oies to tight At long dissaaees herr.
'iter's However much ve NAV Se,ir.
. keep the Yankees It . distance n
,"e OF pesce. Nc must bring then 10
lose qssrters in time Of var. n ve
yer expect 70 squalise their sdyss.
sss Of asnbsss.
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~ So1Swus F'DWNs ~
HM - - o<tst~e Osvmlos. ks
1877 n eg9tseSs, aNA ~ )lsvk'
0ec N((e9ee ~ A(paelss ~ 1sst snNs
vooool o1eeese NeeA IN eeptssse
o nsef. n. Ina,
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News I! News |!

A LARGE lot of old Newspapers for sale at
Il IS cents per hun drsd, by Andrews swartz-
wslder.
Also, have just received Godey's Lady's Book
Harper,s Masasine for August, Hardes's 1nfan-
try Tactics, prics IS cents; Maps of the Seat of
War, beautifully colored, at Is cts each and
all the ls>e Pictorial Newspapers.
UnSsr the st. Nicholas Hotel, Cumberland.
July ~ 1861.
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Vulcanite Teeth-.-Vulcanite
Teeth!
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL
rErTu

nR UMMELSHlME, DLaTI5I, having tho
- roughly tested for moro than two years tho
Vulcanite plate in large number, and some of
tho most difficult cases, where gold and other
plates had utterly failed, and being satisfied of
its absolute superiority over all other methods,
oommends it therefore with entire confidence to
those desiring full or parta sots of tooth, os
rccially if dissatisfied with those they are now
using. This improved system in tho art Of
Dental practice has been adopted by those
standing Highest in the profession, north and
south. Testimonials will be given and speci-
mems exhibited to those wishing to sec them.
Gold or any other plate made, of course, for
such as prefer them. FILLING, CLEANS
ING, REGULATING, and all other operations
gently and thoroughly performed. TEETH
EXTRACTED without pain, with ether.
Office at his residence. corner BALTIMORE
and LIBERTY STREETS, up stairs, over
Read 4 Brothers Grocery, and Immediately
opposite Campbel's Drug Store, Cumberland,
Md.
ET Persons in want of Teeth, etc, will find
il to their interest to call on DR.. H., as he has
reduced his prices to half the usual charges to
suit the times. Nov.7, 1861.
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Sheriff. Notice in Lien Law


WHEREAS, by virtue of IN Act of the
w General Assembly of Maryland, passed
at December Session 1871, CHAPTER rs, entitled
"An Act for the protection of Mechanics and
others in Allegany County" and the several
supplements thereto, this writ of scre fucids has
issued out of the Circuit Court for Allegany
County, and to mo directed in the following
words to witt
AHegany County. SIS:
The St,te of Maryland, to the
Sheriff If AUrgeny connty-Greeting /:
WHEREAS, William Right, sr.,hath filed n
w claim in the Circuit Court for Alegany
county against William Reardon for the sum CT
eighty dollars, for work done and materials furn-
ished to and fora certain building, to wit;
The locality of the building is upon triangu-
lar piece or parcel Of land fronting IN the coun
ty road leading from Wesernport to Lonacoing,
adjoining the Southern line of VIM. Combs land.
and contracted to BIO conveyed by John j.. and
James Morrison to the said William Reardon,
tn legal title to the same being in the said John
J. and James Morrison. The said building il
what is c.mmonly known as a shantee house. on c
and half stories nigh, twenty-five feet front by
sixteen feet deep: and whereas it is alleged that
the said sum still remains duo and unpaid to the
said William Right, Senior.
Now you are hereby commanded that you
make known to the said William Reardon and
TO Ill sucn persons as may uoiu Ut oeeuPy tuo
that they be and appear before tho judge
Judge of the Circuit Court for Allegany to be
held at the court House in the city of Cumber'
land, en- the first Monday of January next to
show, if anything they know or have to say
Why the said sum of eighty dollars, should mo-
be levied on the said building for the use of thu
said William Right, Senior. according to the form
and fleet of the sixty first article of the Code
of Public Genoral Laws of Maryland, if to thor
it shall seem expedient and have you then ano
there this writ.
Witness, the Honorable Daniel Weisel, judge
Of the Circuit Court for Allegany County, thu
25th day of November, 1851.
Issued the 9th day Of November, 1851.
II. KESLEY, Clerk.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given il
pursuance of said Act of Assembly, to al
claimants aud persons interested, to be ant
appear before the Circuit Court for AlleganJ
County, on the first Monday of January next
to show If anything they know, or have to say
why the aforesaid sum should not be levied OF
the said building for the use of the said william
Right, ST., according to the form and effect o
the Act Of Assembly, in such case made ant
provided.
Dec. S, 1s61.-Sw. Sheriff.
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Iusolvent's Notice.

Jas. Anderson J ORDERED, this 2sth day of
VS.. ~ October, 1861, that Jam s
His Creditors. Anderson give notice to his ore
ditcrs, sndorsers and sursties, that the End Mon
day Of April next, is fixed for tho said James
nderson to appear in the Circuit Court for Allie
rany county, to answer such interrogatories as
his creditors, endorsers, and sureties may pro-
propose or allege against him, and that q copy
Of this order DO published in some newspaper
printed in the city of Cumberland, once week
for three successive months prior to tho second
Monday Of April next, rs such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk.
DAG u. '6l-3m. B
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WIN. Il. BEALL & CO.,
DEALERsIN ALL KINDsoF

DEALERsIN ALL KIEDseF
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES, SNUFF, MATCh &C.,
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OETURN the thanksfo the patronageh hero
N tofore extended and beg leave to invite
the attention of purchasers to their NEW
STOCK, which Ia composed of, part, as fol-
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University Of Maryland
Medical Lectures.

THE fifty fourth Annual Session of the School
i of Medicine, in the University of MARYLAND,
will commence on MONDAY, Oct. Ii, 1861, and
end March l, 1862.
The Faculty are aware of nothing in the pres
ont unhappy condition of public affairs Of a ma.
ture to interfere with tho regular and faithful
performance oftheir duty as Teachers of Medi-
cine. They purpose to make every effort to
render their course Of instruction useful ~
satisfactory to their pupils.
The Baltimore Infrmary, which belongs
the School, continues to afford abundant means
for the Clinical illustration of the principles OF
Medicine and Surgery.
G. W. MlLTENBERGER.M D.,
Aug. 29-6w. Dean.
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InsOLCent'S Notice.

John N. r"iss, (ORDEak,EEDo:. shi. ; 1ast
His Creditors. that John N. Iwigg give
notice to his creditors, eniorsers and sureties:
that the I'd Monday Of April next 10 liked
Tor the said John NJ. Twigg to appear in the
Circuit .,ourt for Aliegany county, to answer
suoh interrogstories as his creditors. endorsers
and .ursti ss may propose or allegea gainst him;
and thata copy of this order he published in
some newspaper printed in the city Of cumher-
land once = week for three successive months
prior to the said second Monday Of April
next, las such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk.
Nov. 20, 1S61-3m.
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Try 1t, Prove 1t, Know 1t,

And mako known it's wonderful powers and vir-
tues, that those who suffer, or who are threat
ened with suffering, may be lod to use simple
innoxuous preparation, furnished by the field
of nature for
MANS BLESSING.
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FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR, imparting to
itan unequalled gloss and brilliancy, making
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The great celebrity and the increasing de-
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There are hundreds of ladies and gentlemen
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ability. 1t will efectually prevent the hdirtrom
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Wonderful Effects.

Lemuel Bonsall. of Pittsburg, for two years
useless to himself and society," martyr to
Chills and Fever-cured in less than weeks,
and improved in hours.
Mary R. Belknap, Sandusky, Ohio, after al
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Intermittent Fever, with Chills, restored to
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Adolphe Monbro, of France, relieved in one
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Ellen r. Benson, Lookport, New York, res
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Thousands Of other cases prevented and cured
every month, and not single complaint of the
efficiency of the Inpectine, or Persian Fever
Charm.
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Have you seen the Prince OF Wales?

II not, call at 3. T. TITLES JEWELRY
Store and see his Photograph at the same time
do not forget to examine bis extensive stock
- he has Just returned from the Eastern and
Northern factories with full assortment in
his lie Of business and IL able to sell exceed
ly low for cash.
Sign ofths big wstoh north side Of Bsltimers
Ut nssr the railroad.
8. 7. LITTLE,
Nh tbs Amsrissa watches 1t factory
ri.es, Ea-.s.
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II. D. CARLETON,
Merchant Tailor;
a Cumberland, HID.

The subscriber has just received large and
and we'll selected stock Of t
Cloths, Cassimeres 4 Vestipgs,
also. . complete assortment Of Gen tlemen's Fur
nishing Goods, comprising ths latest aud NEST
choice sty les in market. a.a-t s-
From long experiepcs in the mas afacts!..
ing of Geutlemen's Wear, hs hatters himself
that he can give general satisfaction to .n
friends and customers whs may fsvsr nj"
with a call.
All goods warranted AZ rspressmssd s'ss
goods tas guaranteed.
A full Assortment Of good. will b kept con.
.tsntIv On hand ali ofwhieh will BE- seld fer
Cash, or psactusl tine ess'onsss d We 'e""'
's'''' q. D. CARLTON,
XEs1'. Nsv Block, Rs'i~srs Erect.
Nov. -, 1907
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kEMEMBER

It is not taken inwardly bat 10 applied snt-
wardly, according to direction, which aeeompa-
ny each package.
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maj ed, and the married happy. lecture on
Low, " how to choose partner: a complete
work midwifery. 1t contains hundreds OF
secretsn erbefore published warranted to be
worth thu, times the amount asked for it, 25
cents in sre,Ie or postage stamps, enclosed, will
secure copy by return mail.
Addres J. TELLER, NJ. D.
No. 8 Beaver st., Albany, N. Y.
~>Dn yIcHoIs' FEMALE Pills, enc doilara
box, with full directions. Married ladies should
not use them. Sent by mail. Address DR.. Tel
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