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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-09-11
NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Sertr II, 1862 -
The County Commissioners for Al egnly coun-
ty, are notified to meet at their Office in tho
City Of Cumberland, on the first Monday of
October next at lie hour oi 10 o'rrck A. NJ
for The purrose OF settling the accounts of
Road Supervisors sad such other business as
may regularly come un.
JACOB BHOWN
Sept. lit Clerk 10 CommsS 'onGS
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APpoIxrMrNr.-Our worthy friend, Chas

Our worthy friend, Chas
GiIpin, Esq, has received and accepted the
appointment Of Lieut. Col. Of the Bird Regi-
aent, P. Il. 3. Mr.. G. has, on all occasions,
proved himself to be an unhnching and un-
compromising Union msn, and his appoint
ment gives entire satisfaction. Success, we
say, To Lieut.. Col, Gilpin.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-09-11

The PENNA. MILITIA-Gov. Curtin has
issued proclamation calling out the entire
militia force OF Pennsylvania, for the purpose
OF repeliins an invasion or that State by the
rebels
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DEATH OF A EE.-Moses DAVIS II
Of Morgan county. Va, a member of Capt.
Dykes Cavalry, died while on his way from
Green Spring Run to the hospital of the P"-
tomac Home Brigade in this city. ..
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MOVEMENTS OF TIE REBELS.

NOV EMENlS OF ] j. REBELS.
Correspondence ofthe Associated Press
WAsnINGToy. Sept. 1.-The Govern
ment is Satisfied that the enemy is cross
ing into Maryland in large force between
Point Of Rocks ana Monocacy Creek.
On Friday afternoon, the armies OF
the Potomac and Virginia were CONSOLE
dated, and placed under command Of
Gen Mcclellan General Pore was
relieved of his command. aud ordered to
report to the Secretary of War for orders
Active and energetic movements are
in progress for the defence Of MARYLAND.
and it is understood tina. General Ne
Clelland will take the field Immediately.
1t is supposed that in consequence Of
these changes in the army both :ccreta-
~ Stanton and Adjutant General Thorn
as will resign.
All the officers in this city have been
ordered to their commands.
The rebel forces on the upper Poto-
mac consist Of Jnckson's, Longstrect'
Ewcll's, and Walkers forces.
Information from Ccntrcvile shows
that we have no enemy in front, except
cavalry, and that all the rebel troops
have moved up the river.
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FREE ScHoLARsHIP.-Bya recent act Of
the Legislature endowing the Baltimore Fee
male College, each county in the State is en-
titled to the free education OF one scholar in
the Institution. The Scholarship for Allega-
ny county is now vacant. and we believe it
is to be filled by the Orphans Court. -
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-09-11

The Hon. Joseph Holt has been ap-
pointed by the President Judge Advo-
.s.s General of the Army, with the rank
of colonel He will enter upon his du-
ties without delay.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-09-11

We notice a much needed improvement
now being made in our city, that of re-laying
the sidewalks, which for some tin past
have been in a very bad condition.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-09-11

FOUND DEAD Corporal Saml. Stock, a
member of Co. G 2nd Regiment, P. II. B.,
was found dead lying on tho railroad track
at New Creek, Va.
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KILLED BY MISUNDERSTANDING the
storm on Monday week last. six mules and
two horses, belonging to the Government,
were killed by lightning, near this city.
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Public Sale of Canal Boat
/" Dutch Hen"

7 will cell at public Sale. by ,irtue of a inert.
l gage made TO me by Van Meade, of Wash.
iugtyn County, aud recorded among the Lsnd
Records for suid county, for CASH, ip trout Of
J. W. Msgruder's store, in Cumberland. Aus-
gany.eoupty, 90 Monday, Sept. 10. at ,ie hour
Of - ". HENiA flIhH. WILL.
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Patent Lard Lamp.

THE sabscriher is manufacturing Patett
l. Lard Lamp, " hicb he offers for sale. Itwi0
also burn any kind Of dirty greese. Call and
s.amin it, mig. JOHN JOHNSON.
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Bank N office.

NOTES OF the Allegany County Bank, Cum
~ bcrland, Nd, will be redeemed in Balti-
more BY the Citizens Bank, at one half per cent
discount. Sept. f-tf.
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CrrY GUAnD.-As there is now an effort
on the part Of the City Council to organize q
City Guard, for home protection, ve hope
that every loyal citizen will feel It to be his
duty to assist in said Organization. The city
has been divided into 10 districts. A person
has been appointed in'sach to enroll the 10y
al citizens and organize company. Let all
true and loyal men come 10 the rescue.
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Estate Of Margsret n. Magruder.

8k'iNK u NH kEItt n. MhEfuucTs
NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber
" hsu obtained from ths Orphans Ceurt Of
Allegany county, Le;te-s of instratioa ca
the estate OF Margaret y. Magruder, late ofAl-
!egany county, deed. Al persons having claims
against said deceased, are hereby warned 20
exhibit the came properly authenticated; to The
suhscriber,on or before the 2sth day OF Fsbruefy
1862. otherwise they may by law be excluded
from nil benefit in said estate. All parsons IN
debtsd are requested to Inaks immediate pay
mcn,. Given under my hand this sssh day VI
August. 1852.
Aug. cs, ls6e--3t Administrsts'
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School Notice.

NTISS MAY will rs-commence her School m
wi tho LIST of October deferred on ccoun, Of
sickness. Sept At
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Cheese ! Cheese !

A IARGEla, vi Prime New York CREAM
A tiiEE, T. igst recsived aud for tsle ~hols
r." srH ts'tG p!
~, =; Is. At. = co.
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.t SEcEsH RAAPAsr.-The reports received
here on Sunday and Monday ast. of tho &C.
cupatiou of Frederick city BY the rebels,
caused tie traitors 10 our midst to become
rampant They 6attsr themselves that their
rrayer4 il the past year arc being realized,
and they are abou. 70 epjoy some Of the
sreets Of tbs rebel rule. Their .py. will be
but short.iive3. ..sa. 4.
e 8~~A-4r~.
a CcAL EsrrxsrIs s-Dnringths season eel
pats lsf, tbs rort Carrying "a, 2ss ton" II
coal -. 90 sss 3 - 1879
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List Of lctters

= EMAlSiNG in the Cumberland Post Oiice
ttSeptemh'r ,'62, Persons ling for these let
tors must say they were ADVERTISED, otherwise
they may not receive them
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The CAEAL.-Savigation upon the canal.
has been suspended on account of the rebel
invasion of Maryland. We learn that they
have destroyed DAM, and otherwise injured
the work 1t is impossible to state to what
extent the canal has been damaged.
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7 c r.
Should said property not he soid an tAs day
nhoNe mentioned, it will then he Immediately
OF rel Tor rent until the lst Of April neat, 70
the highest bidder.
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Hss'acEi Raosssc and E.Os,

irerIing on Centre Street, in the city Of Cum
tcrand, and being the house lately occupied
by said Sullivan and the same WAS conveyed
IL ar1 - Hi!iam ~ iohnrd and Wiis by deed
dated i.pr ~. le+5
TIC house is good AID substantial ore,
built ni brick, and it'll every convenience ana
good LOT attached !. parties desiring ia
r"Er'se nab 10 view n, property before the
day OF sale, will cali on the undersigned, who
viii take hlra,nre III showing the same.
The property wiz he sofa !rts Eat. clear 81
al iH'1l"hrnHccs of every kind.
In lriins:n s 10 nynent will bs made knsIa
on tac da! Of aa)n
THOMAS DEFI CA0E.
Aug -, 5S2--ts Trustee
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v aluable House and Lot
For Sale.

fsliE uudcrSi .ned % Trustee Of john
s"Iiir n, will offer at public sale, 20 tbs
highest bidder On
Saturday, 20ia slay Of September.
s52. Mt u o'clock, ", IN trout Of the s, Mich.
olas lioiel, in The city Of Cumberland, large
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BLACKSMITH SHOP
Nd
Dwelling House.

ihhHs 'F SALE AZ prefcrihed by the order
% the t"gr' are .---rne fourth in cash and ID q
e"iau"e IN three equal instruments vt nine,
Twelve and eighteen months with interest. chs
deferred payments 70 be occurred bs thu rstes
"t the rGgehr'ers sit. security to he approved
ny the Trustee. JOHN EvRHKIr,
sept {, 'f2-is Trustees
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olhe center Of streets tamed forms the b0un-
dairy linGs.
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Splbaten, M6tunal

2ebt mad gurer etsenen @~eIanbbett nnb traut ni6t ben Dir.
NEE. Nehi3tneu. Die Nilen unb bas Qintnent fnb ober oe.
prift. e8 finb bic etn5i9en W1eoi3inen, Die III @urCpduhen IA.
germ aebrauct werben. Seit 40 Sabren bat Or. 6cuopor an,
Nrneen @ulcpaS nit ~benielbeu p~erIeben. uh6 w6breno bef
&rim arese8 bate er Elm et9enes Depot IN 8alaclasa ,um be.
icncern 8ertani oieer 9rpBen 9eilmitteI; oft perfauf
5e1 N9ent IN etatm Gage itber cine Come Ointment. giei
furttbAre Seinee les Splbaten i'm Eager ais
Dparrbue, DpIenter9, S6arbpf, Beulen u,i1
Scrofeln
rerI@mtnben bur6 bieIe Nilen nnb ba& Sentiment INN run
ba Der Nuf i'm 9an8en Qanbe 9ebt
gu ben WaffenI 3n ben Waffeml
2a6t 6teIe brapen &eute ntGt ourb Rrantbeuen ieibeu. oebt
In ibren Sdnben bieie sei&Sbten WebBlnen. 6aB lie f6 Spr
ben 9efdbiliden 8clt8itelunaert, Sebern, talten sSieber. uls
ben Nunben. benen fe nttt ent8eben t6nnen. belsn u5aen.
SIT eS gut, caE fe bios IN ben EOlntter III areiten bober
uno etne Dlebi5tn ftnfen, bic in iebem Soue auf Dem ShIoht.
feloe ben NnBen tftS Ie pele Eauienbe mirbeu asrettet
nercen. neSn ftetS oieie Deebtsinen CUR Sanb finb.
K1rnun9. Refine f1nb 64t. peut ntdt bic @crte .6ouo.
nab Nlep- Dprt umo 2cnbpn" ais MaferSetHen IN iebem
Slatte bs Anu eiln98butes um ieoen Gppf p6er Raften erfenn
bar tno, man fam fe beutlif ieben, wenn rnan bs DIatt oe.
gen oaS 2t9t bait, Sine blbide 8~etobnung tir6 SeSem
oeriprc9en, pelder burdb GgeiSe sur @ntbednne folder @er.
BON Cher Vericuen flbrt, weE6e 6tie WeeotaiR ne5abmeu unt
fe anbieten, wtnenc, bab fe nibt Gbt ftnb.
~ Wertautt in Der Sabrtf bon Yrpifor 6clctpoh SIS.
ASatben Zane, Eep-YCrt, un6 Bel alien reIpeffobeIu Rruo.
ahten. uno observation-disclosures IN ben gan5en tereinieten Gtaatsn
uno Der cntlitrten NSelt.
S@o&teIn bon rs @ens, 81 Gents unb 1 Dollar
Wlan part ntel, uenn man bic SrSBeren Sdo&teIn nimn,t.
r. y. Nnpsiup8en fur RrGnts fnb ieber S5adteI bel
gefRet TEl4.fT
-. U%Nf
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9sbsn alontas, 00nnsrtas

9 @sben6al1s.- 9sbsa aiontaa, 00unsrtas
nno gamftos CONCERT.
- @rbeiterbaGfe, Seben WaOutas, 0Ouuers
flag unb Samitas @ertett<@pn3ert, unter Der 0is
rettipn beS 6eru Giamann.
IS pr. S. s. u. MeYer bat feline
Nlrtbl9ait BON SO. 1913 @aYtr. mad 90. 80
@ermanitr., stpiiden SOparOs unc 2tbertpltr.,
pede9t ulp wilO %o,eieIbe am b~eutisen Olpnta9
NIT stuem f%arnplen 9unh erGfnen,
U.s. Oefsn uao Rilibfnseihlrt %pe,tanft 0r.
&bas. 5iiAer, aa. 80 NOrOs@ apitr., gu <sl
altea billtsen putlen.
~ 6oaopap's Dtaen. DIE bette WleDt3tn
IN ee9enpdrieer Sabresseit Sie ftncern bic 0er1tcpfuna
b ueeN 8l6bun en- WI, i6ubern rie Sober, en- zen baS 8l t
fdIfen ben Maser, c~er9rS6eIn be- Appett beleten BIZ Rerp n
miete Der, rpoilr fc aud bas YOtum Der Oonfba felt DO be
len N.iaionen It mehr as i'm a1a s abren eh lien haesn.
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0elD>Gnurie.
morffprStSe.

&t nbSteb. Sc wurben 1900 Slid ause>
bpten ; b~teIelben purbeu Dertauft III 3 90
@ 8 Is % 100 fb. j.
g d wurben 3M bGberen Vret1en
BON 5 90 @ 5.75 S~erfauft.
g 4ae Uentse i'm Nartt. pretle feft BON
500 @ $50.
MIeo6O. gerfGufe gu So "a IS Gents
y GjalOne fir 50 prpc. proof
M6e. got So. 81, pearl SIS 90.
8tenenwa6S. SO @ 40 GtS.
8aumwOlIe. 81 @ 80 cts. p tb
Cafe. &ip % 10 Fl @ %, .9aba 273
"a 20 [fetner fetIl+ 2aqnagra % 6.
BarbpDl3er. SlanpOls S22. 90
8rIGte. Orausen So "a 4 y 8Or @t>
@ewarS.: ptenent p Id 9 @ts. Nalfen
O@ll /; MusfatnaB so az 50 Mu8cat>
blItbe As "a A..
@uanO. perubiau: 224O fb 500 "a 81 f,
Rnpdenmebl $24+
Set etbe. Weisen, ROTH OrbtnGr I25@I3O
gut bis ausge3et1net $50; petBer neuer 150@
l65.
Safer, gsarglaaU 40 @ AZ, genablOant>
laer go @ SO.
&Drh wetbes 65 "a 70, selbes Ga.
&pssen, Dtarslan6 70, Vena19lD. 80.
MebL 9pwarbfreet, iuper SIS 1906 81
ertra ....,..6 Is
6anttl1 ......7 SO
Obip & Sentufs 9uper ...5 75a
Grin 80 81
Gamtts II 90
Baltimore 8 so
NDggenmebl $4.OO@4.1s4
> Eprnmebl $3.50.
Iets. &arOItna a, Ufinb. 8.
StGrfe. perl 6 "a Z p Id.
'sBb tstes. UentS 8ertaufe ; 81 fir @tty
unb 337 fir ObiO 10 SAL.
3ufert @rprerte 8.5O@9.50, porto Ntel
8.75@9.75.
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aocpb @eeaer. Do. % @erntanar.

ietne aa8pabI acn beRen tupterna1 Sprtenr15beIu
Rnb Gdierrleu. GprinserlesntSbeI. i@Sns Ie%irte I~ecerrSbre
unb 8oeelf6tSe, 8atent- SGnItafeIn. ietott elm a,oRsS Com
rent fran;nHi%e tnh neufilberre & nsebafstinSer. Di2si
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Spe5ieae Sefanntmad nns.
Wa6er Nente unp Steuer.
&ae perfpnen RE Wnner &tnte cber @tsuer f&ulben, ter.
ben wetItbuns ben gerOronunssn Der @ofisr SreCnon3 gr.
10 pom u. Wtdrs b. 5. ieort nad3utonnen, 10 mn lie it'd
NJ ettere 8pfen erfpartn wOIIen. :
SettPn 10. &etn Ab3us miro mad benz l. Stpteuter se-
tdtiet unb allie Ne6nuneen, pte am i. . ttpber
II i'd be3ablt tnbf perpen ben &pIIeftpren
eber 8atltffs ~uber8eben unrrerOen alSrann auf 6tefelbe
gDetle uub 81 %benielben lnntohen einc0hfrt, wte Der ziabt-
20. StepeHipn,
Spt2O- Df1 jas MeatfrotDr.
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o.. SeIfridb. M. Pap,
@ols mnb Bretterbpf.
ge llater3eidneten MAIDEN ,brea bsutf9ea Ireunbeu bier
nit bic ersebenc GnsstSe. 6eB ne elm ueues
9nntber-@ eibGft
er5fnet haben unn in ibren Oart8
NOrewefsGfe BON Sails NS. unb Bcpleslr.
unp We(fsB alttmprefr.,
5ptIden S9rSosr unb &epubltcanErase
etne1 grCBen Bprratb sen RuSboI5 flu 9 6retMer @aa.
ner Ine = ar peIter8 gum 8ertauf ~anbieten.
2%anuenbcl3,
Qnttett unD
S9inbeln,
@artenpfOfet 9nb aaeeres SpIa fir Sencen, Iomie @t&en,
q d II. I. 10. pertanfen mir at ben biIisfet Preten fir
baar.
Naie,om 9eIfr4& & Nap.
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r HaE
Da=M +. QeOnarb s. BanDel piro
fur ben 1. 3wei9 beS Staptratbes Der 4.
@arp CUR Domination ernpfpblen.
0pn pielen 9ebern.
Vs. @tr MAIDEN Die Steuer3abler, Dte nod
i'm 8idtanoe NIT ibren Steuern BON 1860
unO 1861 linD, auf Die NnaeiSe oes @itg.GOls
lettOrs In unlerer beutt9en Drummer aafmerf@
lam.
~ 6 reur1tpn.- Die j3Ssltnse pom
g. q. Qan9's @Aule MAIDEN am beutt9en
MOntas stnen NusfIus mad 8Of's 5atn.
Dte Gltern Der &tnper, lOpte ale Greunoe Der
@r3tebuns unp bes lanoliGen 8erSnisens
maiden MIR barauf aufmertlam.
Rs- Sn Der Surnballe, 800 0,
BrattRraBe tperpen Die Burner beute, Mon,
tag Nbeno Die antpe(enpen @afe DurA Wuft
Sc lang unp Defamation auf pas Mnse
nebmfe unterbalten,
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@taOf.G Office.
GitM Nnn.
galtimDre, ben u. Sep

Baltimore, ben 81. Geptember 1852.
Na@ri9t wir6 Bierm nit 9e8eben an ben OBJ
bic @iSent6umer BON ben na9iteben6 bei9riebenen be
i6iebeueu @runbtiiden unb @~e6Gulihfeiten, baB men
bic carauf baftenben bierin beSei9neten Staats= I'm
Stobtlteueru nt9t Dor NiittpD9, ben 20. Sftober, be5nF
%iperben, ale ipl9e @runitiide, auf ipel9eu bic Steuer
unbesublt bleibei, cber lODiel ~beriel6en als erforberIi6 if
UNI bic barauf ~laftenben SuurIen ianmt allen Soften nm
Tcrberunsen auf5nbrinSer, an ~beiaSteut 90. Sttrbe
Otittas8 l 16r, i'm @r4anSezGebGub Der Gtabt 8aIt
more ober irseub eiueal bierna9 Su 6eitimHenben plat
ftr 3aRluns ~berIelben an ben Wseitbietenoen Dertou
tptro 9enlaB Der Srbcnuon3en bes Sir9ernAeiiterS III
StabtratbS Der Staot Baltimore unb ben @ften Der 81
neraIaAienlblp BON Wfarplanr. Die 8erfaufs : 8ebit
sunsen ftnb 70, bas Der &Gufer an ben llnter5ei6neten, Al
Gage beS Gerfaufs cber benz nd9it acknowledgement ga,
bic auf benz berfauften Grunbitiid baften0el Steuer
iau1ntt alien Soften unb Mbgaben 81 sa6Ieu bat, annerr
fans Der Collector baiiebe auf @efabr rnb Soften beS G.
fen Gdufer8 pieber ~berfuufen FAM, unb bab Der Ofeft n
&aufiumute elm SaPr unb einen Gag auf Credit itebe
bleiben 1pa.
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HOllOWay'S Ointment.

9anse Mdri@e, seidWoGene unb eeife @eIeufe, p,nbe ane
~ent5anbete Shse, aaeS bieieS nuB Der ScIbat ertr09en. Mat.
ter, @rinnert @uG. menn Cure SSbne bas @etpsbl ncbu,er
ut @efabren gu ~beseenen, beoenft, wette llnterfthtuns sSh
benielten 6urh einen 8opt Der beiIenben unb tilt.
bdrsr unb itdrter, 70 bos fe bic srSBten GrlIbunscn ertroaer
f6nnen. Se bebt Die @nt5lnbule unb @tefbett Der @eIeTt
af unb ua2t ~bielelben fart unb trafi9 neil iRr
S1belbtebe MnD &u9elwunDen
fe uniibertretfi@ 1T lie. b6lt te @ntsinbuns BACON alb uni
aiebt ntetitentbeils bic g8unoen a%uiammen, nn6 BELT oaber d
9~efdbrIi&fe @nnue idnea unb ppafdnots.
Srauet tinb S6wetern unIerer Srettrtutaen
Sbr tBnnt IN ben Sorntftern @urer Deinner unb 8rabefS fetr
&asbarereS anb ~nDtbsereS @ei8ent ~etnpaden, ais 6te
ausgeaetAnete Wttlttdrlnlbe.
Gur@ bn8 poitenfeben bet &a6t tn Seaen unb RSlte !
bilt man b6ufts beftt9e dmer3en, SuSepf +
5eiitrteit, bic erften SpmptCme CT S@pinbi II
Dc@ renn man fth NIT Ppnpmap'S %inen unN Nint.
ment rerleben Bat 1T feline @eabr oorbanSeu. gtn,ee ViGer
bes Wfcreen8 uno Gbenos ecnpuluet. uM6 hat Stnrmen
apemaI bes Cages ouf cer 8rRit urb am Saie e~tneerteben
beieit9en oe S9aer5en uno ben 8ef6brli1en Sniten. Dabel
f00en mir arr ooA2en Wrn1ee. ~
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Nergnn0httgen.

60 Grcnrifom
$Ms@ @rntus ben 20. Sept. MAIDEN RE 3Gallase bon
-" 8. u. 8ane'S SAuIe
etnen Nusflue nah Nplt's 0ain.
Treunbe Der atnter nnb ldne1tten 0ereni0enS fSnnen fb
Bet bitler @elPp enbett rod etninal sum GdluB fer ma men
SabrsS3et unter erunrn Sdunen bi @tlana uno Cant ere
freuer. @twa I'M 3 ubr @aGnitnes piro bic 6efreoe g.
taiten rertet tber tos Tbsma: Die @ptbwenbtefett
elmer be1feren &tHberer3tebnng, 5AVc
agSsAss E~urnbesiIe, 800 Sss. Nros, sfe.
49, Seten WDutag
mn fffdttf6 befIamatprifche Abear.
nnterbGltMna,
ussu eth uerebrteS Sublitum freunbltdt ctnldbet
Las pmttc.
@tntritt fret. INt12s
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xaasfsgA W~ebenbnlle,
49, . DO. d 9lcrtbs 6reoeridltr.
Die S~Ounter<@ onserte ftnben ieben
Wonta9, Dpnnerlta9 unD Somtag
tatt, teben Mpntae uerben por3ussretfe prcarafnnte fir
8le6sSnfrunlente o~uS8efIbrt trerbeH, trc3u ~ergebent stnIabet
S. S6reuber.
&tntrttt FRET Snt30S
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In Honduras, invaiia> afflicted with Scr,f-
ula visit the streams tina. have drained from
the Wild lands where Sarsaparilla grows. /
: found that the waters become impre-na-
:cd Wiih tie medicinal virtues of this drug
and the natives d.iuk il, baime in it. ara
1--we or it fer weeks. Whateve- its e--rcS.
rlese '' 'rGi..-i.,g I.i1css' have rerrta,i"u
4 inferior .u cur own SaTata-a. .sI.l z-f.ai
numbers surely "hia'n relief at them from
rhe crnurinns. ulccratinms, AMI sores. which
arc - aiii citing :" half civi,izel li,-ryla: ye'
fiua ait CIiS>es have more col fl l,.uce i'm n
Ayers Extract of SarSaparilla. than Ia the
:mI1eg1'rtvd waters IT amy c'.rupr,IlHI - 'i-
r"n they can make thnse who can afford
Z" buy it. j, -. and it Is In very general rl~,.
here. CUreinG item surrr ami quicker Ihs,i.
they can a-t relief without II Nnt f,.yv At
rur ,iarlr rrnluafs =, ;nu> t. f reign lanl,
are there manil'ila.c,! by scientific ar artisan
skill, aud tcn come back for our cunsump
tim and use. SpoudeLt Of the Herald,
from TrnxiII
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GIeIanCn0;y acc:den..

: member 81 'ie "T..cr If ST. B-ne,lict, at
C"rr'''!t"wu. whose name we have nni learn
CT. wa4 killed ia the coal hank bel,,ngiisg t.
The o'''er. IN Il c vclnity of that pl,ce. on
last Friday. He lef; tie Monastery in the
morning, for the Iurro>e Of "i.=In. c.,al
ald i"t returning 1t The proper time, >ear, o
WAS made for him. lie Was found in III,
coal bauh crust e! t" death by coal which.
~hile eng g-d iu --uu errmi'.i,.g.' had fell
"n him. His remains were crushed in a
Shocking manner. Our informant tells us
that during life bore abou; him al! the
ex'cr-al evId-nce> oi being MEEK al.d l,,yyIv
of heart. and it is such. inspiration assu,es
us who si.ai! see ti,H-
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PHILIP SMITH.
Per mo o: SNIIV-iE -.
ATDIrnRS NOTICE

The Undersigned having h,eu appointed
ny Tie Orphan'o C,urt Of Cambria County.
|" rrp'T; distribution Of the fu'.d, in Tie
hands # Wm. >i,'cil. E-q hsiaE l.r,r,c,'-
# ertain real estate ui Tnauua~ Ja,k,,.n
decd. ~''ld hy virtue # an ur!er II gne sl..
Curt. peT~nt'it To- lrHcee,iin. iu Partition.
erei.y notifies az parties interested in sl..
iuu'i. that ir uiii attend 10 tie duties Go.
ld ari'.i'rreiI- .t n~ aiii Sc T.. size. l,ar nj
f Ehr's~'urG. un I T.ur~iAv the 2zi oav uf
VI ,. LeN'. Il one v'y'nrl;. T. VI
\. &. MULLIN.
hUIITUE-
An--l an.l. 1872 II.
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FOR sac,

My FARM. si'glte Ia Crtrii,ld township.
Cambria CHUuty. c.an,aUriuE 40 a-Ics. m"r,-
90 irss. about 80 acr,s at which are clr,r,-,.
sI..d unier gr'I cultIvajIur. A.sp. twr ..r~
.'i -ruunl 40 Tie vliia-cvf Galufzu.. Cum
nrla county, 'ue uf tiafr hnviu. IN. re.r,
erected a two story Lrg House, now in thu
"ccup.Lcy IF AirS. Mar, Smith
PHILIP SMITH,
Per JNO Il. SMITH. Agent.
p The authority Leret.. r. Conferred
uIn.H Jos. Herbert L. Srll the above 70,
Philip Smith. Is revoked. and | alnc am
'lis ;.utLutIz-.I agent.
JNO. p. SMITH.
May :, 1852 -22-2t7
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m NERVOUS SUFFEEEGS OF BorT

>EN'.N A l;rtI.d { "r-yInan .aviua h y.
r=-t.re.i ts' .ri'ih u few .-:,y,. ,rier n.,n,
1vt.~ II great Nerv"u~ ~Hli.-r:i.-. is a. allan
- .'-~'-' others "' s'-r, i'm, (ir- .n receipt
II a r'~' pt'd ai-rct.-i envelope. "a copy g
tH- I"'sS,riiiTi.n r>erl. Dre,t the REV
IpiIN NJ hAGNALL, ISG Fulton street.
y '"h!yn. y Y
Am. 30. 1872 On.
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FXECurnE,S NOTICE

Whereas letters rf administration "a the
e-'aie ni Nsrv r.. } .~k-ar. d.c'i l.,,. of
J'e->' L. Cambria c-Eut,. p. uzlv. l.g,l
gf'.t-i i'' ti.y -i '-lT ier, 'i is r-.s i-....;-
4 i.i- estate arr IrqV.~taj ru ulaSv i.l....-
'.'att lay"i.nt uua tilu-e having gIaia,-
AGAINST t.e estate "i saii .,ar,.,~,,i Mil make
tne sam" E-t.Hp NIthnut ,!-layt,
JAMES : FRANCIS. iErc,lcu-
-G2 Jnini. rect rLi,arlelyI.i4.
April 8. IoU2-Ig-Gt
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Advertising i-curS ia Nassau Sirs-e.
New York, and ln State street, Boston.
trethc an h"Tizel Agents for lie "REM.
'rRAT n SgNTI,=I.." aud the n.ost iri!u.n-
"..l and largest circn ating Newspapers IN
the Unit'i States an: Caua,las. The,
are empowered - contract FOR rs 1t our
LOWEST TERMS
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- \ 'ni-auuull dividend "t four per
ccnr nn the capital stock Of thr Penn~, Iva
nin Rilroaa has been .u.a, u.ccd. /, l.
payable o. the 18th lust.
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u We are indebted t" Hon. L. ". HALL
Tor " tie "f ti" legislative Re, ord of last
session. ia which rur thanks arc due. and
are hereby ierrdyTcd.