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TIE UNION As 1T WAS.
| 4 HIGH MORA DRAMA, IN ONE ACE.
by cArMs utLrAa EROnS, EsKryar.
The plot Of this admiration work is very
simple, my boy, aud appeals to those sea
tImeats Of The bunan hesrt which afce,
the liver The scene Is laid 10 Washing.
ton, where it has been frequently seen, aad
tue drama opens With Cue
ooNsnv,rUE cHozus
Abum. spare the South.
Toneh not single sIarrs
Nor v'rn by s1rl u mouth
Disturb the ihlHs, We crave.
'TWas our i1rvhihyf's hand
hat slavery brgot;
Thstr, Abnm, lst % stand,
Thlae Acts shail harm 10 not
At the conclusion OF ths spirited ua
lionai anthem, the border State chaps who
have been singing il are invited to have au
other interview with the President, who
has only seen them twice the same morn.
ing As they pass out, the celebrated Miss
Columbia appears, WrRpi 10 deep thought
aud tue American flag, aud reading the
twenly'third proclamation for the current
mOnlh. She asks her heart II she is ia
deed diyorced-if her once happy Union i5
indeed broken aud rs her heart retu.es to
answer any such common questions, a
ioub, Is allowed to remain ia the bosom OF
the spector. la deep ag1ny she kueels nt
the monument OF Washington aud softly
sings Hail Columbia" while the Southern
Coufederacy, who has Just arrived, pro.
ceeds TO plant batteries all around her, as
sisted IN the work by reliable eontrabauis.
After some moments speu, 10 prayer forthe
repose Of Secretary Welles, Columbia dis.
covers her surrounds, aud is about to make
faint, when the spirit OF Napoleon ap-
pears, aud tells her that she has nothing to
fear. as he is about TO change his base Of
operations, and take Richmond. lie tells
her that he would have taken il long be.
tore but for the Trijuus. This is very
Gnc scene-very fac, The spirit of Napo-
leon then proceeds to pick up everything
he can tiud and throw it over to the South
ern Confederacy, at the samotime swinging
himself around SO that his left fist NAV be
prcseaIed to the enemy instead of his right,
only pausiug long enough to drive back
reliable cOnIraband who has started to de-
sert him. Matters are progressing admira.
bly,, and the Contederacy has only planted
tweuty-f0ur more batteries around COlum-
bia, when the Conservative Chorus comes
tearing hack to the scene, with the news
that the President has determined to pay
for all runaway slaves in postage. stamps
This splendid stroke of policyso complete
ly staggers tue Confederacy, that he only
erects thirty.two more batteries, and &C.
knowedges that his backbone is broken.
Strange TO say, Columbia still labors under
the dclusion that she is in danger; but is
fnally re.assured by the spirit Of Napoleon,
who convinces her that all ia going well,
and at once drawsa shovel and commences
to dig hole. Columbia asks: "Wbere-
fore this digging?" To which the response
is.
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The digging proceeds until the spirit of
Napoleon is sunk deep into the earth, when
tue Southern Contederacy deliberately steps
over the hole and captures Washington, at
the same time ordering Columbia to black
his boots. Columbia would be utterly be-
reit of hope at this turn in affairs, but for
the cheerful conduct of the Conservative
Chorus, who bid her rejoice that the coed
old times have come again. Columbia
then remembers that she did indeed black
the boots of the Confederacy 10 the good
old times, and ii suddenly flashes upon her
that the Union is, in truth, restored-As 1T
WAS. A brilliant blue light is thrown up
on the scene, and as the curtain falls, the
Conservative Chorus are seen in the act of
taking all the credit to themselves and in
dignantly refusing to pay their war taxes.
This affecting drama of real life was
played entirely by gifted Mackeres, my
boy, the one who acted Columbia being
possessed Of voice as musical as that
which sometimes comes from between the
teeth of new saw.
Whenthe last round ofapplause had sub
sided, and was leaving the theatre,
came upon the dramatIst, Captain William
Brown, who appeared to be waiting to bear
what had to say abont his work. Says !
to him.
"Well, my versatile EariPides, your play
resembles the better dramas Of .Eschylus,
inasmuch as it is all Greek to me-"
"Ah" says William, hastily assuming
tho attitude in which SHAKESPEARE generally
appears in his pictures. "Do remind
you fOrcibly of the bard of Avon 2'
"Yes," says |, kindly; "You might cas-.
lily be taken for Shakspere-after dark
As turned to leave him, my boy, could
no; help thinking how often the world will
call man n Second So and.so, long be.
fore he has anything like commenced 10 be
the first, even.
Yours, dOubtingly,
0RPHEus C. KEER.
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HAPPINESS OR MIsER Up
THAT is THE QUESTION

1NHE Proprstou Of the @PARIgIAN CABTyRr M
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Premature Decline Of AAbhoo indlreStinn. W.
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Tsa't from youthful iOlles EIcesl Of 5iatprity or
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ening aud sAVing tbousandI, and will be foFvnFdSd
ires On the receipt Of four stamps, by aidFesslng
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AEeieISE, Sc3 Broadway, New York. Je!i.Iy
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TERMS OF WEEKLY.
One Copy per Year, ,.........,.."Sl, 90
" Six Months, ,.........-.. 60
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The Weekly Intelllgencela

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OFFICIAL
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
ih4isi a he ,Ssoad .Suiou Of u, IAtrtg,,rsail.
C1Hgrttg

tPuBuo-No. ST.
AN ACT to establish certain por routes, and Tor
ether purposes,
BE IL enacted By the senate and House of Repre-.
ssutat'es Of The United states of America in Con-
sre'' assembled That the following be established a.
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aaiIgantelIiNentrr
TERMS OF ADvEnTIsING.

ItVEsauD LisIs % AayFiIIl- toE 0NI nca, "a
LEas, nAEI sqrtAG.
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FROM SAlai NieholA't5 HroIl crrek Nelk
lrom Qnroas,ovui via Wye Mils aud Hli,,oFpu n
TO ~ ht5n
trou Bstkls,,ills Va Grave Run NGls, 10 H.ap
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lroa MgaHi Pleasant 70 Crahkt Crrsk
lrum BpAatuius t1 iiArrJd,turEh
Irsm uTtsa'surg 'la Jints WiIl1sl', on Grva,,
Nrsek, 10 EimlHt0n
Iron Lancaster q Crab Orchard
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THE UNION As 1T WAS.
A HIGH MORA DRAMA, rs ONE ACH.
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FROM Mount blAnehArd 70 Forrest
PENNSYLVANIA.
From carll,ie via Carlisle Springs, sterets Gap,
shsrmAnsdAls. and Warren Springs, To LAndlEbuFx.
Irlm New Bloomfield via DtllVLIe, Grierl Tavern
and BAShlngsTS store, 70 MoTleytoWn
Prom CalloRsburg VA LorO And SieklsvIlls, TO on
City
From AnsaIyIls VIA MsGnysy's and Hss.oysFs
70 Cherryree
Prem IGrlnd via Southwest, Enterprise, Pleas
Gatvilis, Plunmsr, and RouSTlls, TO oil City
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-10-02
Collection Of CIai m S
Against the United States.

HAVING secured the cooperation of Of.
- hcIent and very successful Agents, In
washington City, for the adjustment and col
lect1on OF claims against the United Stntes
Government, whose long experience in the
Offices of the Paymaster General and Quarter
master General have familiarized them with
the proceedings and details of business IN tho
proper Departments, and for whose response
blllty and promptness ana willing TO vouch,
and being provided with the latest necessary
forms and instructions from the Auditors
oftlca, am now prepared TO prosecute and
collect, with all possible facility and disnatch
all lawful claims against the Government of
the led States, on thu usual and reasona-
BILE terms inc Guiding
For Horses and ether 2,soperfy lost o. d.
shoyed ~h'ist ia Ire Seyrire of the United
Stotes 4; Subsistence, Tran$poitatio,, Er-
Pen$es ncmred IN organizing, suds5Sttnq and
Transporting Troops, prior to master into SER
rice Soldiers and Transfers Pay Bounty.
Pensions; Balance ,iue TO deceased .Solaiers
and Bounty Land
CHARLES b. TuRUSTON,
Attorney at Law,
Cumberland, Md
~ Office on Baltimore Street, near the
Railroad Depot.
June 49, G2-Gm'
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Vulcanite Teeth---Vuicanite
Teeth!
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL
TEETH

nR HUMMELSHINE,, DENTIST, having tho
- roughly tested for more than two years the
Vuleanite plate in a large number. and some of
the most difficult cases, where gold and other
plates had utterly failed, and being satisfied of
its absolute superiority over all other methods,
commends it therefore with entire confidence to
those desiring full or partial sets Of toeth, es-
pecially it dissatisfied with those they are now
using. This improved system in the art of
Dental practice has been adopted by those
standing highest in the pr ofession, north and
south. Testimonials will be given and spcci-
mems exhibited to those wishing to see them.
Gold or any other plate made, of course, for
such rs prefer them. FILLING, CLEANS
ING, REG ULATING, and all other operations
gently and thoroughly performed. TEETH
EXTRACTED without pain, with ether.
Office at his residence, corner BALTIMORE
ana LIBERTY STREETS, up stairs. over
Read Il Brothers Grocery, and Immediately
opposite C.mpbell's Drug Store, Cumberland,
Nd.
aS- Persons in want of Teeth etc, will find
it to their interest to call on DR.. H., as he has
reduced his prices to half the usual charges to
suit the times. Nov. I, 1851.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, In obedience to a request
w emanating from n Mass Meeting Of the
citizens Of Alegany county, the Commission
ers of said county met at their office in Cum
berland, August u, 1862, to take into con-
sideraton the propriety of making an APP
preparation, as a bounty to volunteers for said
county. under the call of the President of the
United States.
And Whereas, Circumstances have trans
PRED, since the meeting of the citizens of the
county, calculated to render such an appro-
priation, at this late day, unnecessary and
it appearing exceedingly doubtful to this
Board, from the general expressions of the
views of the citizens in regard to the matter,
whether the money could be procured were
an appropriation to be made
1t is hereby Ordered, BY the Commission
efs of Allegany county, that we decline
making any appropriation at this time as a
bounty to volunteers.
Ordered, That the above ordor be pub
lishcd in the Civilian and Telegraph for two
weeks.
Commissioners Office, Sept'r Ord, 1862.
l hereby certify tho above to he true ex-
tracts taken from the minutes of the pro-
ceedings of the Commissioners for Alegany
county as had on the 22d of August, 1862.
JACOB BROWN,
Sept, 11-2w. Clerk to Comm'rs.
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United States Mail.
MARYLAND.
osT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

| dshluSlOn july 81, $50.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Con-
tract Uftice Of this Department until 10 o'clock
a. m, en- Tuesday, September 80, 1862, for con-
| veYing the mails OF the United States in Mary
| land, from November /, 1852, to June 30, 1864,
on the routes and by the schedules OF depar-
lures and arrivals herein specified. being
with one exception, routes established by acts
Of Congress approved June and July Ia,
1892
Decision announced by October T, 1862.
1925 From Baltinore b. Hookstown to
Pikesyil!e, miles and back, times
week.
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday,
at a. IN;
Arrive at Pikesvillv by n nj;
Leave Pike sYlle daily, except Sunday
at 10 a. m
Arrive at Baltimore by II m;
1926 From Beckleysvile, by Grave Run Mills,
TO Hampstead, 9 miles and back, once
week
Leaves Beckley svlle Saturday at l am
Arrive at Hampstead by . PM
Leave Hampstead Saturday at 3 pm;
Arrive at BecAleysville by pm.
1927 From Fallston to Pleasantvile, miles
and back, Lree times week.
Leave falston Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Peasantvile BY G pm.
Leave Pleasantvie Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at Il nj;
Arrive at FalstJn by 8 am.
1923 From Saint Nicholas (Saint Michael's
+. o. to Broad Creek Neck, ! miles
and back. once Il week.
Leave Saint Michael s Saturday at 3p
m
Arrive at Broad Creek Neck by 6 pm;
Leave b DAD Creek Neck Saturday at
u. m
Arrive at Saint MichaePs by Il nj.
Proposals for more frequent service not
exceeding three times week, are in
vited
For Forms Of proposals, guaranty and certi
fcate, and instructions as to the conditions to
be embraced in the contracts,se pamphlet ad
dated July 81, 1862 to be found
at the principal post offices on the routes
NJ. BLAIR,
Aug. lat. Post Master General.
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Estray Notice.

AHsgany County TO mit:
I HEREBY certify that Alexander Mckee,
L farmer, of Allegany County, brought before
me tho subscriber Justice of the Peace of the
State Of Maryland in and for the said county
this 27th day of August 1862, as a stray tress
passer upon bis enclosures, a large pide COW
with large horns, white in the TANKS with small
spots of red, white spot in tho forehead. blind
in the left eye, and about eight years old, and
valued at $500.
Given under my hand aud seal, this 27th day
Of August, 1862. j. NJ. STRONG, Ills.
The owner Of the above described COW is re-
guessed to come forward. prove property, pay
charges, and tske her away.
ALEX. MCKEE.
Living on the living on the LtteIvalley Road .
one m lie from Cumberland Aug es-3ts
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Order Of Publication.
Potter Staup and Daniel NJ.
Stuup, administrator of George
Staup, deceased,

:
io''F ot""P anu oah'fl NJ.
at"uP' administrator Oh george In thc tlrcui'
ota"P' "Uc'"aeI, Court Tor A
w. lie e y
Jerry I9Wie'' Joseph u. Var county, MS "
nnm' Niii!Hm II. Asn'n"alil. Court OF En-
Nlau"lus rto"nf" hi" mt IA utf'
S'D f"S' u'r'u" "stGI' George NO. lllb'
T. 0"tcfi''' non fesiuen's' d august D.,
tn' "'oo" ana heiI az Ia" Of 1907.
"'o's &c 9''"P ANU o'"e' :, fssi-
u'h'S.
I'VE object Of thi. suit is to procure decree
for the sate OF certain lands and premises
in Allegany county, Maryland, which were
sold BY George S,aup, in his life time, to Jerry
Co les of the City and State of New York.
The bill states TINT IN the lst day September
1852, George slaup sold certain tract of land
called Inc k"Survey on Elk Lick, containing
297 acres of land, more or less, at and for the
sum OF one thousand dollars then paid, and
twenty thousand dollars in payments viz:
five thousand dollar. On the lSt of March, $50;
oight thousand dollars on the lst of March,
1885 eight Thousand dollars on the LIST of March
1858. and ihlrd 'um Of eight thousand dollars
on the lst OF March, 1896.
The bill! states that the one thousand dollars,
down money. WAS paid and also tho further
sum Of five thousand dollars pnid the Com
pininnnts GU March the LIST. 1858, by tho De-
tendents, Narnum j. a.pinwall, and also the
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Estray.

AHegany County, to mit:
T HEREBY certify that Meshack Frost bro
before me, the subscriber one of the Justices
of the Peace in and for the said county, this
sth day Of September, 1862, as an es:ray, tres
passing on his enclosures, red brindle heller,
supposed to he years old no ear marks, some
little white under her belly and on the end OF
her tail, head somewhat dark and horns on |, !;
appraised by Henry Bepler and Jno W Porter
at (Sll.00) eleven dollars.
Given INNER my hand NJ. SHERRY, J. P.
The owner of the above described heifer is
hereby requested to come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges, and take her away
MESHACK FROST, Frostburg.
Sept'r ! !, 1862.-3w.
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MISS MckEAN respectfully informs the
w inhabitants Of Cumberland, that she
intends to reopen school, on the lst Septem-
Der, in the rooms over Nh. II. HEnBs Store
Having secured the assistance OF Mks WHITE,
she can receive an increased number Of pu-
pills A few little boys viii be admitted.
TERMS.
$40 per annum; $50 for pupils under 8
years old SO per aunum for fuel and Sta
touery. Aug. 2l-3t.o
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Order of Ratification.

William Frost No. % Insolvents to October
Us. Term, 1850. In the Circuit
ms Creditors Court for Allcgauy County.
ORDERED this 2Sth day of July 1862 that
" Tue sales OF the real estate of William Frost,
made and reported by Alden Clary. trustee far
the benefit Of his creditors. in his second r,.
port as trustee, filed in the above case. be ,ati-
ned and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the LIST aoy NJ
September neAt-provided q COPY Of this order
De inserted IN some newspaper printed in Ale.
sahy county once IN each Of three successive
The said second report states the amount If
sales to be 2316.00 II. RESLEY. Clerk
True Copy: Tcst--H: REsLEY.
July 81, lSG2-3w CIott
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MANHOOD:
Asa How Lost, How Restored

s.>D How Lost, How Restored.
Just Published, IN Sealed Enretope:
4 LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
"A MENT, AND RADICAL CURE or SPER-
MATORRllEA, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual
Debility, Nervousness and involuntary ennis
SONS, producing impotcncy, Consumption and
Mental and Physical Debility.
BY R0BT. J. CULVERWELL, NJ. d.
The important fact that the awful consequent
ces of elf-abuse may be efrectnally removed
withoutinternal medicines or the dangerous ap-
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This lecture will prove u boon to thousands and
thousands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, post paid, the receipt of two pos taee
stamps, by addressing
Dr.. CT. j. G. KLINE,
le7 BOwery, New York. Post Office box $50.
Sept. ), isbt--tai1.
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Estray Notice.

AHega"y County, to 'cit:
HEREBY certify that E. II. Tracy, Agent
i of Cumberland Coal Iron Company in
SAID County, brought before me, the subs riber.
justice OF the Peace Of the State of Maryland :,
IN ana Tor SAID County, this 2Gth day Of July,
iSoZ, as stray, trespassing on his enclosures,
brown gelding, about years old, IS hands
hlgh, with II long tail and name and black feet
no other visible marks about him--has been
evidently used under the saddle and harness.
hlven under my hand this 3lst day of .July.
''o@' NJ. SH TERRY, J. P.
Inc owner Of the above described horse ia
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away
Il. II. TRACY, Ag't c. c. & I. Co.
July 81, lSf2-Sw
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Order of Ratification.

Lewis A. Armistead, ! In the CircuitCourt
for Allegany coun-
Elizabeth Armistead etal ty as Court Of
Equity, No. 6Sl.
ORDERED that the salc made and reported
" by Charles Is. Thruston, trustee for the
sale OF the Real Estate in the proceedings in
TINS cause mentioned, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 25th day of August next, pro-
Nided copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in tho City of Cumberland,
once in each ofthree successive weeks before
the 23d day of August, 1892
Inc Report states the amount of sale to be
500. HORACE pESIrv Cisrk
lrue cepy Test-HORACE RESLEY,
July -, lobZ-3W. Clerk
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Latest News
Gen. McCiellan's Headquarters,
Army of the Potomac
WI. L. BOOGHER

HAS just returned from the Northern ami
Eastern Cities with large sortmen, OF Gold
and Silver American and English Watches.--
Also, New Rich ntd Handsome Jewery, en-
bracing the latest s.,d mos desirable atierns
Gold, Silver aut Steel Spectacles, Fame
Goods. Silver and flated Ware, Fine Amer
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Army Goods.

The finest assortnicnt of tn e m ost i'm proved
Revolvers Officers Haversacks, with great
variety OF other Military Goods which for
Cheapuess and . irability cannot he excelled
in the city This ) ock Of new and desirable
Goods having been purchased Tor Cash at the
Manuinc urers, ii is with confidence we can
offer then; to the pu lie at such prices as will
give satisfaction to al who may lavol us with
It call WIN. f. BOOUIlER,
At S I TITLES, BALTIC. Street.
Cumberland Md, Aug. H. 1862
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Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road.
ls "a W -:
New Schedule for Passenger Trains

New SGHtuUit EOf L SSStHStf fHtES
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, 1sr OF APRIL 1862.
THROUGH MAII. TRAIN daily en- Sundays)
Leaves Baltimore at $40 p. IN.
I" Cumberland ut 5.57 pm
Arrives in Wheeling' SIS AN.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Wheeling at $50 p. IN.
60 Cumberland 900 Il. III.
Arrives in Baltimore 600 p. NJ.
accommodation Train for the Vest
Leaves Cumberland -.l5 n. IN.
Arrives in Wheeling $40 P. IN.
accommodation Train from the Vest
Leaves Wheeling at 1910 a. IN.
Arrives in Cumberland Mt g35p.u.
Through Tickets for all the principal cities
North and West ofthe Ohio River, may be pro-
cured ut this office.
l.. C. BEHM, Agent.
Cumberland Station, April !, 1862.
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Estate Of Louisa c Swan.

tNIAs2 q LGNIEN c ANnN.
NTOTIcEj l. hereby given thntthc subscriber
~ hath obtained i''om the Orphans Court of
AIleg"ny county, letters OF Adminirtra ton e,
with the WIN ANNEXED, ON the estate Of Louisa
C. swan, Into of AIjcgauy co., deed. All persons
having claims "gnius; said deed, are hereby
warned t" exhibit the same, properly Huthen-
ticatcd to the subscriber, on or before the
2ist day OF FebrutrY. 1852, otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all henctt
in said estate. Allpersous indebted are rrqucs-
ted to make Immediate payment. Given I'M
der my hand this 2lst day of August, lSG".
WM. o. SPRIGG,
: Administrator with To" viii annexed.
august 2l-Gt.
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New Arrangement.
Inducelnent to Travellers,
Grand Concord Coaches.

A NEW arrangement Of Concord Coaches car
II rying the mail from Cumberland to Johns
own by way of Wellersburg, Berlin, Somerset,
5 oystown, and Jenner Y Roads, has been
made. The coach VIII leave Cumberland at 10
o'clock in the evening, and arrive at Somerset
AT 10 o'clock the next morning. and proceed
without delay to Johnsowu, and arrive there at
so'clock, p. NJ. Leave Johnstown ut II o.
cl"ek, A. NJ, and arrive ut Cumberland at
o'clock, P. NJ, next day.
All care will be taken for the ease and COM
fort of passengers.
Central Railroad, and the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad
ia MS PARSON,
August %, ls62-tf Proprietor.