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T IME and PLASTER.-Chester Valley
- Lime supplied by the car load, for Agri-
cultural or building purposes; and Plaster
always on hand - For sale by
Feb lH JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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C,HILDREN'S SHOES.-A Ihrse stock of Chill.
~ dren's Heavy Shoes, new style Just received
at T DRENNEN'S.
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DIR. vvlI. Ii. IIURD,S
NEURALGIA PLhSTBR$.
FOR THE crRE OF
NEURALGIA

IN l. - ICAlAo1A
or Tsothachc produced by colds
LOCAL NEURALGIA
is Immediately cured by Their application
They &C, like charm and are perfectly harm.
less in their nature do NOT produce blister and
leave no unpleasant results
DR.. HIM. B. Hurd's Neuralgia Plasiers
never fail to give satisfaction to all whs test their
virtue.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental onico, No. II
Fourth Street, Brooklyn, L. d.
Price. only Is Cents each.
IVA liberal discount made to dealers
Address PRISCIPAL OFFICE, TRlBHyE BUrLp-
INGs, No l Spruce STREE, New YORK
Sold also by pYOpT 4 co, %. North End
Street. and o. S. HUBBELL, I4l0 Chestnut St,
Philadelphia and by all Druggists
Dec. IA, lSH-y
NoTIcE.-We nfe daily receiving orders to send
by mail some one or more of DIR. Hurd's Dental
Remedies, which We cannot fill None are MALTA
BILE except the Neurnlgia Plaster which we send
in and envelope on receipt Of price q cents and
one stamp. But 10 accommodate persons in places
where the druggists and sorekecpers arc behind
the age, we have put up packages in white en-
bosscd boxes. seven inches by four. with compart-
ments each box containing bottle of Dr. HURp's
Mouth WASH and ToorH ACHE doors, box OF
TooTH PONDER, the NEURALGIA PLASTER and =
valuable little Treatise on Teeth and their Diseases
the best means of preserving them and the proper
treatment of Childrens Teeth worth of itself the
entire cost to every young man or woman, or
parents with young children, with sundry other
necessary articles price per package ONE Do11AIs,
six packages for So, sent by express as directed.
As the Express charges are not Huch if any, moro
on dozen than one. it is far cheaper to- order
six or dozen packages at one time A large
family will want all, or the surplus can be disposed
of to the neighbors with public benefit Cor no ono
can estimate how much pain, suffering unhappi-
ness. and Disagreement, expense, loss of time nd
money would DO saved to the country if every
family to-day had of these packages. which, in
itself. is complete set Of Dental Remedies -
Address WV. b. HuRD Co., Tribune Buildings,
New York. and write name aud address p'ainly.-
That rcmittanccs may be made with confidence.
". r. II & Co. refer to the Mayor of BROOKLYN,
to G, W. Griffith, President Of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor Of tho
American Manufacturers Gazette Ia Joy Coo a.
Co Publishers Agents, New York; to P. Bar
mum, Esq, who knows good thing whom he sees
it, and who has already ordered second supply,
ptO
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GRAIN, CLovERsEED, &c, BoUGHr.-Thc
~ subscriber buys all kinds of Grain and
Seeds, at the Warehouse, near Elkton Depot,
lately occupied by II. S. Sites
Feb IL. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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lust OPENING II. DRENNEN is now opon.
y worry extens ive st oek Of Goods OF all
varieties usually kept in this Market and offors
inducements TO purchasers such as he has never
offered before. fapril 20.
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GROUND RAW BONES.
MCFARLAND, TATMAN & CO.

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No 247 Market Street and 234 Churck .dEey,
between Second and Third Streets
JAS. p TArMAS. PHILADELPHIA.
Henry BEEGHArSER.
JAS. II. c. OLDHAM.
April 8, 1861.
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philadelphia
1862. EYRE & LANDELL, 1862.
k0ll0ck'S DandeIiOn Coffee.

This preparation, made from the hest Java Coffee. is
recommended 10y Physicians a superior NUTRITIOUS
BE\ EEAGE for General Debility. Dyspepsia, and all
bilious disorders. Thousands who have been compelled
to abandon thc Use Of coffee will this without iruri-
Gus effects Ono Can contains the strength Of pounds
Of ordinary coffee. Price 70 cents.
KOILOCK'S IEVIAN.
Tho pnrcst and best BAKING POWDER known. for
making light swo oct and nutritious Bread and Cakes
Price IL cents.
MANUFACTURED
Nj. III. KOkLOCK, Chemist,
Corner Of Broad and Chestnut Streets PHILADELPHIA
And Sold by all Druggists and Grocers.
Mar l. lS62-ly
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BAUGH'S BONE FERTILIZERS,

DAVVh y DVNL LII lLlLL %
BAUGH e. SONS.
MANUFACTURERS AND PROpRIETDKS,
Store, No. 20 south Wharvcs, Philadelphia
RAW-BONE
Supcr-Ph0Sphate OF Lime.
Little need be said To recommend this article-it-
peculiar merits vigorous and lasting having
firmly established it in the popular favor. We would
state however that not only having continued
maintain its standard efficacy, have sought to render
more IMMEDIATE IN ITS ACTION by the addition IT Il
small quantity Of best Peruvian Guano We do claim
that by this Improvement. (which made during the
past year and without publicly noting the G,ct.) our
Super Phosphate is rendered any the lasting in its
effect, or in any way benefited, except in eusirug
quicker act ion On application.
Price, $40 per 1900 Poumds.-C.3SH.
GROUND RAW BONES.
This article is ground without any previous prcparn-
tiun. and contains the organic matter Of the bones
1t is warranted pure Price S4i per 1900 lbs.--CASH
BAuGlI SONS.
No. % South Wharyes. Philadelphia.
81 Dealers and Farmers also be supplied of q 10.
btGDALE, "" Spears Wharf, Baltimore.
Mar |, lSe2--.m
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MONKEY WRENCHES. recieved this week
lfland for sale, by JOS. p CANTWELL
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The State Elections.

On Tuesday. the 4th instant, elections
were held in the States of New York.
Massa chusetfs, New Jersey, Delaware,
Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Mime
sofa, Kansas, and Missouri. The fol-
lowing is the result in each State. as fur
as known: es'a1 q" $500
ra New YoRR.-This State has elected
Horatio Seymour, dem, Governor, by
about 10000 majority. The Congress
sional delegation stands, Democrats, is;
Republicans, IS. The Legislature is
close, both parties claiming majority
on joint ballot. .sns
MASSACHUSETTS. This State has re-
elected Mr.. Andrew, Republican, Gov
crnor, by about 90, 900 majority. The
Congressional delegation stands, Repub-
licans 8; Democrats /. The Legislature
is largely Republican. gs-saas
New JERSEY. Democrats have
elected their candidate for Governor by
about 10, 900 majority, and hayea large
majority in the Legislature, The Con-
occasional delegation stands, Democrats
q; Republicans l. '-
DELAwARx.-The official vote of this
State shows that Mr.. Cannon, the Union
candidate for Governor, is elected by
III majority; that VIM. Temple, Demo.
crat, is elected to Congress by % MAORI
ty. The Legislature is two thirds Dem
ocratic. -...,s, ..is,.. s-ssi ..sl L
ILLINOIS. - The Democrats have car
riod this State by from ID O0Oto 10000
majority, and have elected 9 of the Il
members of Congress- The Legislature
is largely Democratic; h b asar,
WISCONSIN. The vote in this State j
very close. The Democrats elected tw'
and the Republicans three members 0
Congress; one district is in doubt: ,Th'
Legislature is close.
M1cuIaAa. The Republicans CLAN
5000 majority for their Governor I
They have elected four members Of Con
eress: two districts to be beard from =
Legislature Republican. 81 rAaH
MrsxEsoqa. The Republicans carr
this State by about 1000 majority. elec
two members Of Congress, ami major
ity of the Legislature. .rta.1asl-has
KANSAS. - Republican Governeo'
member Of Congress. and Legislature
e .MIspusL The Rspublicans cleo
three members of Congress, and u
Democrats six. It is said o large m'
81 &E. .8f
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Heath of Gen. (lrmgby II. Mitchell.

l. The country will be deeply panied
to learn that General ORMsBY NJ. MITCH
ELL died at Beaufort, South Carolina, on
the Both ultimo, of yellow fever. lie
was perhaps better known to the public,
before the war, than most Of the Gener-
ais now in the field, having been
brought prominently to their notice
in former years by his abilities and tai
ents as an astronomer, and his eloquence
and brilliance as an orator. more especi-
ally when evnccd in his lectures upon
his favorite science. Born in Kentucky
July. 1910, he at an early age, enga-
ged his services as clerk TO a mer-
chant in Piqua. Ohio, and subseq uentiy
in Lebanon and Xcnia. In 1928 he
was appointed cadet at West Point, and
after graduating in the artillery corps
became Assistant Professor Of Mathe.
MATES ut that institution. In June,
1882, he resigned his position in the ar
nv, and in the following October re
moved to Cincinnati, where, for two
years, he practiscd law. In 1886 hi
became Professor of Mathematics, Phi
losophy and Astronomy, in the CIncln
natl College, an honorable post he oc
cupied for many years, and during hi
term, by his researches and discoveries
he added greatly to the cause Of science
and lustrc to his own name.
On the 9th eff August, 1861, he wa
selected, for his known military abill
ties, for the appointment Of Brigadicr
General in the Army, aud since tina
period has been activity engaged in bat
Ting for the Union in the West an,
Southwest. His brilliant strategy an'
tAe rapidly Of his movements IN Ala
bama, with the advantages derived t.
the country thercfrom, prompted th'
Government to promote hi to MAJOR
| Gencralship.
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The above table, adds the Chronicle.
doubtless contains some errors, but the
reader will perceive that the Union par
ty has an equal chance in Rhode Island
and Connecticut, that wa ought to carry
at least three unconditional Ualon men
/ in Maryland, three in the loyal part of
Virginia, three in California, and pro-
badly four in Kentucky and Tennessee
This allows large margin for the'oppo-
siton, and, we think, places the majori-
ty of the new House of Representatives
strongly on the side of the administra-
ton and the war. 1t will be seen that
we have given the opposition eighteen in
New York, nine in Illinois, and one in
Maine, which, we think, is at least two
more than they are entitled to-
PrNYsYLvASIA. Tho following is the
full official vote of the State: For Audi
tor General Slenker. dem. 2l8,981;
Cochran, rep, 215. 266; democratic ma
ioyity 3,715, For Surveyor General
Barr, dem, 21S,654; Ross, rep, 2l5, 485
democratic minority 3,169.
"a IKprANA.- The official vote of Indiana
for Secretary of State stands, Anthem :,
dem, 1877 77 Psele, rep, lis, 336. =
Democratic majority for State Auditor
and Treasurer is about the same.
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HoRRoRs OF INDIAN WARrARg.- Three
Hundred Siiomc to be enecated. "A let
ter dated Release, Minnesota, October
20, speaks Of the successes which have
attended the efforts to suppress the In
dian disturbances at the Northwest. o.
yer three hundred warriors. most Of
whom were implicated in the recent
horrible massacres, have surrendered to
the forces sent under Gen. Silly. This
letter says further
The three hundred Sioux who have
surrendered are in close confinement
here and at the Agency, twenty five
miles below here, aud are now undergo
ing trial by drum head courtmartial.
In almost every case tie sentence will,
doubtless, be death, and by hanging,
for the atrocities were so great that little
mercy will be shown as to the means Of
punishment. .l...s .e..}s .s...-t
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NEGROES IN ILLixols = Tire Question
10 be tested. Indictments have been
found in the Jersey County Circuit
Court against Lieut. Col, Milton S. Lit
tlefield, Fourteenth Illinois Cavalry,
and Adjutant Wm. A, Scott, Fourteenth
Illinois Infantry. for bringing servants
into the State. Each broug bit home ne
gro from the war and hence the indict-
ment. Both were present during the
the session Of the court-and one is
republican and the other a democrat =
The penglty is fine Of 800 to 5000
and imprisonment in the county jail MOI
more than one year.
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The War News of the Week.

Gen McClsllan'e forces are still advRn
cling east Of the Blue Ridge, and occu-
plying the gaps in that mountain, On tho
4th instant, our forces took possession OF
Ashby's Gap, tho rebels retrsating with
out. making shy defence. On the 9th,
battle was fought nenr the town OF
Barbus, five miles distant from ManaSs
as aud Chester Gaps, between General
Ploasantou's cavalry and Gen. Stuart's
rebel cavalry. The rebels were 5000
strong but were whipped, leaving 36
dead on the Geld. Their wounded
must have been numerous. Our loss
was 5 killed and 10 wounded. On the
same day regiment ofrebels were driv,
en- out of the town Of Salem, and the
place occupied by our cavalry under the
command of Gen Bayard. A fight al.
so took place on the same day. at New
Baltimore six miles north Of Warrenton
Aftor spirited engagement. the regi-
ment, numbering 500 we're driver
back upon their main body. Warren
ton was possessed by our troops on thu
9th, the enemy retreating up the valley
The rebel Jackson held Chester Gap OIL
the 9th. ,.-"
The town of Haymarket was bnrne'
on the 4th. Gen. Sgls ordered IN in
yestigation, which resulted in the con
yiction of two men of Col. Steincburg'
command, by court martial, of settin
fire to the town. re q .s."
1t is supposed that Gen. Lee has sue
ceeded in concentrating the rebel trool
at Gordcnsville.
Gen. Mcclellan has been suddenl
removed from the command Of the Arm
of the Potomac A dispatch from Heat
o quarters, Salem, Va, Nov, 8, says:
{ "The order relieving Gen. McClclla
| from command ofthe army Of the Pot
mac was received at headquarters ut ]
!. o'clock last night. 1t was entirely III
d expected. and to all surprise On
7 receipt the command was immediate
turned over to Burnside. Gen. McCle
Ian and his staff will leave Tomorrow f
} Trenton, where he is ordered to repoI
, The order was delivered to him by &c,
E Buckingham in person, +
"The last official act of the late Coz
5 mander Of the Army of the Potoma
. was issuing of an address to the trso
+ Of few words informing them that t
. command devolvcd on Gen, Burns id
and taking leave of them
. On the 9Th, Breckenridge with 900
rebels attacked Nashville, Tennessee
: but was compelled to retire. MaJc
: General McCook, with his comma
reached Nashville on the 18th, $50 it
y safe beyond peradventure.'
It On the 9Th Gen. sPleasanton in
: skirmish with Gen Stuart, near Lit
Washington, captured three pieces
!, artillery, captain, lieutenant and
>: priyates. No loss reported on our eif
i On the same day Gen Bayard oct
le pied and now holds the railroad brid
{ across the Rappahanock. The bridge
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Thursday MOrning:::::::::::N0y. IL, 1852.
The chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
Copy of an Order issued by the Secretary
of Var, Gen. McCleRan, dc.
n.ses Circular. aes-
HEADQUARTERS. ARMY PoToaAc,
October "a, 1862.

Headquarters. ARMY PoToaAc,
4 October "a, 1862.
The following general order from the
War Department is republished for the
information of all concerned. The pro-
visions of this order are still in force,
and the boats OF the company viii be al
lowed to pass through the lines of this
army, without hindrance, until other
wise directed. s.
BY command Of Maj. Gen Mcclellan.
s. WILLIAMS, A. A. q.
Official JAS. A. HARDEE,
1t. Col, A. D. c., A. A. A. q.
General Orders, No. A.
WAR DEPARTMENT, A. G. OFFICE.
Washington, April 81, 1862. :
All the lock houses, boats, scows. and
other property belonging to the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company, on tho
line of said canal, now held, used, or
occupied by the United States officers or
troops, will be forthwith given up and
restored to the President Of the said
company All officers of the army will
respect. Alfred Spates, Esq. as Presi :
dent of the said company, and are here
by prohibited from interfering in any
manuer with him in the management of
tho canal but are directed to give such
aid and assistance as is consistent with
tho good of the service, in keeping it in
repair, and removing all restrictions
which have been imposed upon the boats
navigating the said canal. The Prssi-
dent of the said Canal Company is au.
thorized to give all passes that may be
required to be used on the canal, subject
to the approval of the commander of the
district 1.es
BY order Of the Secretary of War.
i. THOMAS, Adj't Gen |,
Official L D. TOWNSEND, A. A. @.
From the foregoing document it will
DO perceived that COL Spates has man
aged the affairs of the Canal Company in
a manner as to secure the appreciation of
tho Government. To his industry, en-
orgy. and enterprise, our people are in
bebted for the prompt repair of the canal
after its partial destruction by the south
ern vandals, and that without the Coz
ernment advancing one dollar towards
efIectiug the repairs Those who are
doing business on the canal will perceive
that though passes are necessary ~ order
to the passage of boats, yet that matter
il in the hands of the President of the
canal, and therefore no difficulty will be
experienced by those who wish to obtain
them. We hope for tho benefit of our
pooplc. that there will be no obstruction
to navigation again until cold weather
shall prevent it, lt .sar s1
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Estray Notice.

Ctote Of Mryidnd, Auegany county, 70 ru:
- hereby certify that John Rice, Of DISTRICT
No. 6. Allegany county. Nd, brought before
me the subscriber Justice Of the Pence In anu
for said county, as a stray trespassIng tfoi, ne
enclosures, white BULL, crop of tao right
ear. and n slit in the left ear, with horns. Sup
posed to be ono year old. Appraised by D. A.
Sweeney and LII. Stevenson at SO.
Given under my hand and seal this lat lay
" w wy = F.MApoRE, J.P.
The owner Of the above described Ball is re-
quested to come forward, prove properly, pay
charges, and take him away. g
: JOHN RICE,
Living about q miles from Culnterlard.
November g., 1852 --3ts a4a n
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Lot NO. 20,
ESTray.

Mary land, Allegary county, TO wit;
hereby certify that John Miller brought
before me the subscriber, Justice OF the Peace
in and for said county, as Stray, tresPass'ng
upon his enclosures, red and whtie iiei'er.
about wears old, left ear off and swallow fork
ON the right ear, aud two underbits. Apprais
ed by Uurbau Miller and Geo. Myers at 100.
Given under my hand and seal, this sih day
of November, 1857.
JM STRONG, p.
The owner of the above Described stray is
requested to come forward, prove property,
nav charges ard take her away. ~
: - 81. John MILLER,
Nov l3-at- Living near Kreig hbaums.
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Tie Tax eli TabagGO.

The heavy tax on tobacc", imposed
under the international rcnenga law, is
already beginning to he felt here, and
considtlabic falling oil! IA the demand
for the article il experienced. Our
readers have but faint idea of the cX-
tent TO which this tax must eii.ct The To-
bacco trade; but when we S'a;r th.!t IN
Der the Law come Of our manufacturers
will have to pay $500 u day +" III" CIV
crumcut, they VIII be better ah!n TO "r-
rive at an intelligent conclusion IN st,la
subject. There is another t,ing, tor,
which will operate against the m"natac.
timers, unless the their whole s%st'n' %!
business he rcyolutiGlised. They goa
orally, give credit Of Four months on
their salcr, tut under the INV they are
REQUIRED to make returns c"cry month
to the COLLECTOR. They sill! thus lie
compelled to pay The tax lons boime ihey
receive payment for gdo tobarco, athih 4.
Which. cousi3 tring lie great n"a'hs.
Will he ort,oI the qaos'i "a Tlt, result
OF this wlil he, they wit L47' 10 da a
cash business exclusively, or n)nsataiI.
MulisLar9 (Pu) TT
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not injured. The bridge across Broad
river has been destroyed. e.~

The DypTHERrA.-IVe understand this
disease is prevailing to an alarming extent
in Accident district, in the western part Of
this county. Several families have buried as
high as five Of their number. The total
number who have died within few weeks
we understand from responsible scource, is
about seventy. This disease has prevailed
dnring the summer, in Grantsville district
adjoining Accident causing the, death Of
number of persons It attacks middle aged
and children the latter principally
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13

+ New ARsrsAL.-The government has
purchased xty-eight acres of land di-
rectly cast Of Indianapolis, Ind. near
the corporation for a permanent arse.
nal, under the recent act of Congress.
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---T <.@'e N1

GRN. Davis - Gen jeff G. Davis has
delivered himself up to the civil author
tiles of Indianapolis, to be tried for man
Sian ehter in killing Gen. VIM Nelson
lie was admitted to bail and has gone
to his command, With the army of the
Cum erand.
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Stray Cow.

CTRAYED away from the subscriber
- living in this city some Ave weeks since,
armall RED COW, with tip of horn off, white
on HAD leg Noother mark recollected. She
was about five years old. If any person will
deliver her to me in Gumberlaud, ! will. pay
all expenses
Nov lS--3tr THOS. w AhD.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13

BeyS An Ohio paper thinks that Buell. will
stratch the = out of Bragg's name and mako
big thing of it.-Br Ga
Then let Buell. scratch the out OF his own
name, and he can make a right handsome
appondage of Bragg, without the r. Whae
Cloua Kansas dhisf. ..t.... \. ~, 10
Sol. we hope Won have been elected state
Sen ator. .s-.F
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ESTIssAYS.

lToUSD trespassing upon my rsd' with white
L cstray HEiFERs, on ia xhits back. No
t s marx ans ''"S sepraiseaby j. Turner and n
t,le at fifteen dollars each. :, r.ousstsa
Ths opaer d rhs ,absye s,gays IA ,ass them
:, .a,ns lerw.rl rroye properly, ana I'M
away. ,.;. ~ Inc OldtoSr road
October IS Il ss2 ST.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13

AFFAIR OF HoSoR .--Cassus NJ. Clay charg-
es D. C. Birdsarl, OF New York, wi: uttering
offensive language aga nst him in recent
speeches made in that State, and challenged
him TO fight duel. The gentleman declines
the honor. 70 tHaff at
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13

MAMMOTH CHEEsF,--A cheese was ex-
hibited at the late New York State Ag-
riculturaI Fair Witch weighed 1 ,03O lbs
and was manufactufedsi a single day,
in one curd, FROM the milk of 900 cows.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13

s James Stevens, of Frederick Nd, has
been appointed deputy United States
Marshal for the county, vice I, Gorsuch,
resigned.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13

SAucetmq. Twelve pairs Of boots
containing twelve bottles of, whisky
were taken from beneath the clothes OF
a femai smugglcr at Memphis, recent
", just a. she was passing South.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13

HEALTu FOR THE SOLDIER !---For one
who dies from the elect of the bullet
ten pershos from damp and exposure to
night air. Small doses of noLLowAY's
PILLS, taken evoiy other night, will cor
rect all disorders of the Liver and Etom-
ach, purify the blood, and insure sound
health to every man. Only 70 cents
nor hoy 222
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13

The tobacco sales for the past year at
Louisville foot up 2S,90S hogsheads -
The coming year is said to promise even
greater activity. isd a1aF# st arF