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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14

matter 0i INFERIOR necessity.
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FoRTREss MONROE, February 10.
News by flag Of truce state thst
our troops landed at Roanoke island
yesterday afternoon. No psrticu.
lars are given, but it is in,ima,ed
that the island was taken.
Ten dcserters, contrabands, came
to Camp Hamilton this p. m, having
been found by a scouting party
One was member OF the Black |
Virginia Cavalry, who we're engaged
in the skirmish at New Market
Bridge on 22i Of December with
Max Weber's regiment. Ho vac
completely armed with carbine, pis.
tol, &c and bad considerable
amount Of rebei money. They rep.
resent q great scarcity Of provisions.
The hnrk Trinity arrived this p
m. from Boston with forty five re-.
leased prisoners in charge of Lieut..
BIcll. To he exchanged. IL ia ex
ucctrd that Bishop Ames and Hon.
Hamilton Fish will accompany the
prisoners when they are cent over IN
he morning.
PHILADELPHIA, February 10 The
Enquirer oi this city has "a dispatch
dated Fortress Monroe, last night,
which reports the landing Of the
Federals at Roanoke island.
Three of the r.hel gun boats were
sunk and two captured. one of Il EN-
the flag ship The firen,n on board
the steamboat reported that the stars
and stripes could he secn over the
batteries, rom E z z,brth City.
PHILADELPHIA, February LITTLE
B'ltimrre clipper publishes an ex
IRA, stating thar RDunoke island wac
captured after three days fighting
/ Two rebel gnnhnats we're capturei
and the rest we're sunk or scattered.
The people ot Nor ok and Ports,
mouth are panic strick n. The
news are confirm d by passengers by
the Fortress Monroe hoat.
CAIRO. February 1l.-The gun
boats which were sent Mp the Ten.
nessee river by Commodore Foo,e
have captured one OF the encmy's
gun boa's. have destroyed all their
tran'uor's and hr ken up all their
cawps TIE river ia now clear ~
tar mp Hs Florence. Alabama.
New YORK, ;,'rngry IA Fort
Monroe letter, OF Ia gn states that
the homblrdmcnt ot Roanoke Island
continued Yesterday, about noon.
ON. Lind got his rebel hot,lla nm
der weigh and came down Currituck
Sonnd To assist Wise on the island
The Federal gun boats At five o'clock
p. IN. OF the Sth had sunk three.
ryptured two one of which had the
Commodore pcnnant. and dispera d
the re-, ~ the rebel g1n brAts in cv.
cry direction. Firing ceased ut lark
bnt c'mwc,coi with increased vig
ar IN the morning. until nhou, eight
oct eek, wN'n it was supposed the
r,h,l. nlrr.l
4 t. Tvs run-7ftI II Norfolk N the
morning u; the 9.h that three rrgi.
mpu's ha3 been recently sent N
Roanoke Island, aud ns there was
rn charcc oi escape they are all
'r"b Div, crp'urcd. The rebels ac
krcwllI.n hist he 'ulv rh-,qalr-
~ Importance - r,'sr! Burnside :
o,arch up.u \.ro ok arc sE.mps,
mash AT sickn,ss.
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Letter from California.

This winter has been the IN lst g.
we're since sc'tlel b, white people,
The first storm was snO Y in the
which was followed by
warm rain. The river raj CD 10 all
height, carrying in 8
way all the mountain bridges, min
ing fumes and drit timber. There
is now but one bridge standing on
e thcr oi the three Yubas. and there
the river has changed it's bed and l.
now hall a-mile distant ftom Il Q
bridge. The damage in the mou t.
aims il nothing in comparison to hat
in the valleys. Houses werr seen
ilrt;ng off with lights burnin, it,
them, some with men AMI wo, en-
on their top, calling for helr; an IL
some cases were rescued from the r
perilnus ostion by small boats.
The Chinese suffered mu b d image,
as they are generally engaged along
the rivers.
Many of the best ranc es have
been almost entirely ruined by sand
washing upon them from one to tire
feet deep Marysvlle WAS aim ST
entirely Submerged, tho ri er boatr
running upon some Of the principal
streets.
The loss of stock was immense
amounting in the aggregate to mil
lions of dollars. At II place called
Missouri Bend, between Mary sville
and Sacramento, there were 5000
head ol cattle washed down. Stock
ranches are principally bordering or
the river, and at this season OF the
year stock is all driven out from the
mountains into the valleys, for the
purpose OF wintering.
WAsnINGToN, Fob. 10.-Gen
Stone WAS arrested yesterday morn
ing.
LIST. For misbehavior at Bali
| Bluff.
2ad. Holding correspondence will
| he enemy before and since the bat
tie OF Balls Bluff, and receiving vis
lts from rebel officers in his camp.
| 81. For treacherously sufferin,
he enemy to build II fort since Ih
pattle # Balls Buff, under his guL
hnmolested.
4th. or II design to expose hi
urce to capture by the enemy, un
Ter pretepse Of orders for movinI
llro,n the Commanding General.
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ion line may he purchased NJ pr,ccS ~ Low aS
can he Afforded hy any similar eSttbil lshment
IN Nurth.Westcrn OhIu. tie guarantees tu his
cu- oInerS ~ good an assortment Is cstn be
fipuet
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A HEARsE AND TEAM-Always in rea
N diness, at PORCH L BAKERS.
Jan. ~, 1862.
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CHEAP PURCHASES,

enable him Lu continue huS,uesS, as heretofore. +.
uo'wltus'a 'audine t"g EaIu unl,s. Z, place ~
business AZ Tie
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Grocery Business!

And having purchased much of his present
stock prev Ntuus tn the existing crisis IN the
Fast. iS prepared 10 give his customers the
benefit ut hiS
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L0CI.vULE. Frbruarg II -Two
persons jr-t arrived report that the
rel, Is are ,vacnains Bowiing Green
with iut cations u Their preceding
tovrrd Nr-lvl'a
WA.mNGr. N Fh II The House
unumm'u,ly pass d the Senate hiiI
aut|,rjz ~ The Issuing Of $4,000.
0)O d, IN al Tronsnry notes.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-10-23
United States Mail,
MARYLAND.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Washington, July 81, 1867
PROPOSALS will be received at the Con-
tract Office of this Department until ~ 0 cioeh
a. M, Oh Tuesday, September 30, 1867 tor con
yevinp the mails Of the United States in MARY
land. from November l, 1862, to June 81, loof,
on the routes and by the schedules OF uePat-
lures and arrivals herein speciheu', loeins
with one exception, routes estaolisneu ~ "I
of Congress approved June anu '''' -
lSGa.) ,oc,
Decision announced by October I, 1867.
aa9s From Baltimore. by liookslown to
Pikesville, miles and back, 6 times
week.
Leave Baltimore daily, except sunday
ut an
Arrive at Pikesville by a. m;
Leave Pikesvile daily, except Sunday
is at 10 n. m; -.
9. Arrive at Baltimore by II m; y Fl
1926 From Beckleysville, by Crave Run Mills,
to Hampstead . miles and back, once
!. Leaves Becklcysvillq Saturday at II am
Arrive at Hampstead by p IN;
Leave Hampstead Saturday at M
Arrive at Bcckleysville by nj. ..
353t From rallston to Pleasantville, miles
and back, three times week.
Leave Fallston Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday w l. ~ ....H. .r
Arrive at Pleasantville by g p. m. -.
Leave t'Iea5antyillc Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at a m; ...-..r 81
Arrive at Fallston by sam. ... 81
932a From Saint Nicholas saint Michael's
P.O.) to Broad Creek Neck, u miles
and back once a week. s-r u 81
Itcnve Saint Michael 5 Saturday at P
III; :,
Arrive ut Broad Creek Neck by p m;
IauYe Broad Creek Neck Saturday at )
IN; 49,, "a
Arrive Al, saint Mictiael's by Il M.
! Proposals fer mere frequent service, MOI
exceeding three times week, are in
vited. ...r.....
For Forms of proposals, guerauty and certi
fcate, and instructions rs TO the condi ions t'
be embra ced in the contracts,see pamphlct 40
ycrtisemcnt, dated July 81, 1862, 10 be foun'
at the principal post Offices on the routes.
NJ. BLAIR,
Aug. l4-3t. fost Master ,ienelhl.
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Collection Of, ella i m s
Against the United States.

uAVING secured the cooperation OF eff
IL fccnt and very successful Agents, in
Washington City for the adjustment and col
lection of claims against the United States
Government, whose long experience in the
offices of the Paymaster General and Quarter
master General, have tamilarized them with
the proceedings and details of business IN the
proper Departments, snd for whose RESPONSE
billy and promptness am willing to vouch;
and being pro ;ded with the latest necessary
forms and instructions from the Auditors
Office. am now prepared 10 prosecute and
collect, with all possible facility and dispatch,
all lawful claims against the Government OF
the United States, on tn, usual and reasona-
BILE terms-includng
For Horses and other property lost or de-
sttoyed ph,lst IN the serrice Of the United
STATES Subsistence, Transportation En-
penSe5 incurred in organizing, Subsisting and
tfqrspnting Troops, prior to muster into SER
uice Soldiers and Transfers Pay Bounty
Pensions; balance he TO deceased Soldiers
and bounty Land.
CHARLES B. TlIRUSTON,
Attorney at Law,
Cumberland, Md.
rs Office on baltimore Street, near the
| Rairoad Depot.
| June 10, '62-Gm.'
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NOTICE.

NTHEREAS, In obedience to request,
w cmanating from Mass Mcetiiis Of the
citizens of Allegany county, the Commission-
ers of said county met at their office in Cum
berland. August 81, 1869, to take ipto con-
sideration the propriety of making an ap,,
propriation as a bountt to volunteers for said
county. under the call of the President of the
United States.
And Whereas, Circumstances have trans
pircd. since the meeting of the citizens OF the
county, calculated to render snch an appro. :.
priation. at this late day, unnecessary and
it appearing exceedingly doubtful to this
Board. from the general expressions OF the
views If the citizens in regard to the matter
whether the money could be procured were
| an appropriation to be made.
It is hereby Ordered, BY the Commission
ers of Alegany county, that we decline
making any appropriation at this time as
| bounty to volunteers. tia.
! Ordered, That the above order be rl.o
lishcd in The Civilian and Telegraph for TIVE
weeks.
Commissioner Office, Sept'r 3rd, 1862
hereby certify the above to be true eX
tracts taken from the minutes OF the pro
ccedings of the Commissioners for Alle9an,
county as had on the 22d of August, 1867
JACOB BROWN
Sent. 11-Cw. Clerk to Commrs.
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Order Of Ratification.

William Frost, No. 25 Insolvents to October
RS. Term, 1850. In the Circuit
lis Creditors. Court for Allegnny County.
ORDERED this 2sth day OF July, 1882, that
" the sales of the real estate OF William Frost,
made and reported by Alden Clnry, trustee, for
the benefit pf. his creditors, in his second re-
port as trustee, filed in the above case, be Iati-
fed and cohnrmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the LIST day of
September, ncxt--pfovided n copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed in Allo.
gany County, once in each of three succcsses
weeks before ihs goth day of Augu,t next. -
The said second report states the amount Of
sales to be $4,000 II. nESLEY, Clerk.
True Copy; Te.t--H, RESLEY,
July 81, lse2-3w. Clerk.
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Estray.

AHego"y Co"m'!H, 70 ~I:
T HEREBY certify that Mcshack Frost brot
i before me. the subscriber. one of the Justices
Of the Peace in aud tor the said county, TINS
sth day of September, 1862, rs an eS,ray, tres
passing on his enclosures, red brindle heiier,
supposed TO lie years old, no ear marks, some
LITTLE white under her belly and on the eng OF
her. tail. head somewhat dark and horns on il :;
appraised ~ Henry Bcp.cr and Juo. W Porter
al 81 l.0O) eleven dollars.
Given unner my hand NJ. SHERRY, J.P.
The owner of the above described heifer is
hereby requested 10 come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges, and take her away.
MESHACK FROST, FrostbarG.
Septr 1862. -3w.
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Els tray Notice,

AHeJany County to Th. ...o,
WHEREBY certify tha. Alexander Mckee,
L farmer, of Allcgany Couaty, brought before
me the subscriber Il Justice of the Peace of the
State Of Maryland in and for the said county
.this 9th day Of August 1862, as stray tress
tpasser upon his eHelosurcs, large pide COW
with large horns, white in the fianks with SINAI!
spots of red, white spot in The forehead, blind
in the left eye, and about eight years old, and
valued Mt 5 $500.
Given under my hand aud zeal, this 9th day
of August 1862. J. NJ. STRONG, Il. ST.
The owner Of the above described COW is re
auesIed to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away. -.
, ALEX. MCKEE.
Living on the living on the LittlelVnlley Road
emo mile from Cumberland. Aug 2s-3ts.
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Estray Notice.

1Hegany County, to wit:
7 HEREBY certify that f. II. Tracy, Agent
i of Cumberland Coal & Iron Company In
said County, brought before me, the subscriber.
n Justice the Peace of the State of Mary land I,
in and for said County, this Goth day of July,
1862, as a stray, trespassing on his enclosures,
brown gelding, about years old, IS hands
high, with Il long tail and name and black feet,
no other visible marks about him--bas been
evidently deed Under ske saddle and harness.
Given under my hand this 3Ist day of July.
1862. NJ. SHERRY, J. p.
The owner ofthe above described horse is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him AWAY.
: Ell. TRACY, Ag't G. C. 1. Co.
July 81, 1S62-3~.
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Arm$ Goods.

The finest so rt,ncnt of the most improved
Rryolycrs, Officers Ilavcrsacks, with Il great
variety of other Military Goods, winch Tor
Chcnpncss and d rablity cannot he eScelled
in the city. This Stock of new and desirable
Goods having been pu released for Cash Mt the
Mnnuinc nrcrs, it is with confidence we can
offer them 10 the pubic at such prices ms Will
Give satisfaction to all who may tvoI us WI II
:, call WM. +. BOOGHER,
Ats. r. LITTLE'S. BALTIC. Street.
CnrbcrlLnd Md, Aug. t. 1862.
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Peter Stiiip and Daniel NJ.
staup, administrator Of George
Staup, deceased,

Stnup, administrator OF George In 'he n'o".
Staup, deceased, Court Tor ~
rs lie
Ior,, CnNlcI' f,.cph b. Var county, as u
william \ A,pluwaIll. Court OF Ed.
cI,',,lins Edward lIubicht, ia uty.
o.I De-, ,;ir,ud Fo.tea George No. 1il6.
c. saterlee, non rcs:ioHty, Il August .,
the widow and heir at la of ISb2.
George Staup and others, resi- ....... .
dents.
rVuE objert of thi. suit is to profTto decree
/ for the sal, Of certain lands Hnl premises
in Alleynny county, Maryland, which were
.oll BY l;c"rye Staup, in ri, life time g Jerry
Co le. of the City and State If New York.
The bill states that on the LIT day Seftainb'r
1852. ,'cGrHt Sinup stld Il certain tact of land
called "ftir 'csurvey on Elk Lick, containing
o97 acres oil land, mote or less MT ana Tor the
sum Of one thousand dollars then paid, and
twenty. nine thous md dollars in payments viz :
Gye thousand dollars ON the lstof March, 1853:
.icht thousand dollars on the lSt of March,
1874; ci-'it tlcNsand dollars on the LIST of March
1888 and third sum Of eight thousand dollars
| on the 1t of March, 1870.
| The bill t,.i;Hn that tho one thousand dollars,
down money. was paid and also tho further
! .um Of five thousand dollars paid the Com
plairantj On March tho LIST, 1873, by the De-
/ frnIsuts. yarnum & Aspinwall, aud also the
sum of four thousand dollars in March, 1879
and also tina sum of four hurdrcl ntd eighty
! dollars on account of ut1I0j. that Tie balance
of the said purchase money with interest and
/ costs is still due.
That tie ;u,d tco+ge .Stnup departed this life
| intestate, on or about tie lst day. Of January
1863, and that letter, of Admin'sttp hog, were
| granted to Complainants about tie 2Cth OF
! January, 1859. .,. ,....e,..,f .
That lbs iatd Jerry Bowl s,con, eyed the e?,
uitnbIe In st to he other Defendnnt in said
bill nauiod. That those conveyancos of the ed
uitablc interest arc Ill subject to THO vendors
| lien for tho f'ircf,ase money; and that the sni'
lands, both the legal and and eqlitatiea Efstat'
nre chargeahtc Nth and iahlA to 10. sold fo
the payment Of tie aforesaid debt, interest am
costs. nt- .i -, .,
Complainant. by causing copy of ths orde
to be inserted in some newspaper published n
Cumberland, once in ash successive week 10
one month before the 9Th day of Septembc
next. give notice to tho said absent defendant
of the object and substance of this bill an
warn them and each OF them to appear in TN
.,urt. in person or by solicitor on or before In
10Th day of December next, 10 answer tn
premiscs and show cause if any they have wh
n decree ought not to pass as prayed.
II. RESLEY. Clerk
True copy :-Test--ll. RESLEl,,
August 7, lsG2-lm. oieik'
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New Arrangement.
Inducsrttent to Travellers.
Grand Concord Goa eli eS.

A NEW arrangement of Concord Coaches car
n rying the mail from Cumberland to Johns
own by way of Wellersburg, Berlin Somerset
8 oystown, and Jenner Y Roads, has been
mado. The couch will 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 Jo'-ostown. and STRIVE there at
q o'clock, P. N. Leave Johnstowu at II o.
clock, A. NJ, and arrive at Cumberland at 5
o'clock, P. NJ, nett day.
All care will be taken for the and com
fort Of passengers.
The coache. connect with the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad, and the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
IA MS PARSGN,
August "a tS62-if Proprietor.
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Sheriff IS Sale.

10y virtue Of an order Issued out of the Cir-
ID cult Court for Alrgany county, ana to me
directed, Mt the snit of Jonathan iinddieS1n vs.,
BAIL I,rnwufieid on Monday, the 2Sth day OF
October inst ut 2o'clec', p. W., in front oil the
McCulluh House. in the town OF Fr"st"nrE.
iii OFF, Mt =. bile auction to the highest bid
der for cash. the following property, TO wit:
TEN HEAD OF irTLE.
TUOS. g. McCCLLOH,
Oct ,i---2t. '"hof'n'
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Auditors Notice.
Esttay Notice.

STATE of Horytand, AHeyo"y e"anty.to 'cn:
I HEREBY certify, that Abraham s. steel
| brought before me the subscriber, Il Justice
,f the Peace in and for said county, pale red
two wear old lIeifcr, trespassing on his enclo-
.ur.s. NJ visible mark or name. Appraised
by Jamsou AID Matthias Frazier at 81.
Given under my hand and seal this 9TH day
Of October. 1862.
RICHARD b. JAMESON, LIS
The owner of the above property is requested
20 come forward, pay charges and take her "A
yov ABRAHAM 5. STEEL,
Living at Eriend.villc.S miles west of Se!bys-
port, GU tue Kin swood Road. Oct.9 1t
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: . MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS
ftul tVV TO SELL

6O0 600 MALE TO % Sell saIAA' AS
0ooIoRED MAPOF THE UNITED
STATES, CANADAS, AND
NEW BRUNSWICK.
p.on recent surveys. completed Aug. 10,
,ssa: cost $40, 900 to eDgrave it and one years
.ne. 10 Col.
ton or sItalsH and sells at the low Prlce VI
@uy ssnts s7a 900 names ore engraved o" '"''
Il 20 ael oa b County Map, but 1t y a'F'
COUNTY I'D RAILROAD MAJ
~. "A stat.. and Canadas combined in
sae, giving
EVERY RAILROAD STAIloS
md distance between.
INV woman or man 50 to 81 per
sav anil will take back NIL maps th"l cp"ho'
be sold and refund the money
Send for 81 worth 10 try. g.
Printed instructions how 10 canvass "e''' '"
nished all our agents a., u :;
,s,v state California, Canada, England,
E,oDcs and Cuba. A fortune may he made
,.t,h . fsw hundred dollars capital. No com
WIN l." ~" J. T. LLOYD,
No 1G4 Broadway, Ncw-Iork.
Tho War Department uses our Map of NirGi-
min, MARYLAND, and Pennsy lvnna, cost 5 l0o,-
0oO' ON which is marked Antietam Creek,
SLarn.burs. Maryland flights, Williamsport
Ferry. Rhorcrsviile, hollands Ford, and all oth-
.rs on the Potomac, and every other place In
MARYLAND Virginia, and PennSylvania,or mon
ey refunded. -.. r
IL0ID'S
PHOTOGRAPHER MAP CT KENTUCKY,
OHIO, INDIANA, and ILLINOIS,
is the only authority for General Buell. ana 'ne
War Department Money refunded to any one
6ndinr an error in it. Price 50 cents.
From The Tribune. Aug. :"
JIoYp'S' MAP OF VIRGINIA. MARl =
LAND. AND VANIA.-This Map
ia rery large: its cost Is but p cents, ana II Is
tIe besi ,rhich cam lie p"r"hnscd.
LIOYD'S GREAT MAP OF TUE MlSSi -
sIppI EIvER-Erom Actual Survcysby CaptS
Kart and VIM Bowen, Mississippi River liiotS'
of St. Louis, Mo-, shows every man plantation
and owners name Fl ON st. Louis to the tult o'
Wcyico-i 35H milei-eycry sand-bar, isiah"
town. landing. and all Places 20 miles PACK
from the rivrr-coluicd III counties aud STATES
price. 81 in sheets s. pocket firm, ana % ~
IN linen. with rollers. Ready Sept. ~.
NAVY Der RTMENT,
Washington, Sept. s. ieo-.
r.. LLoyp-Sir: Send me your Map OF 'l'
Mi,sissippi River. with price per hundred cop
i.s Rear Admiral Charles IL DAVIS, con'"'h
ding the Mississippi squadron. is auth"r'I'u u
purehasc ~ many nrc required tor use o! LIN
pp'r.Iro,, GIDEON WELl.Eo,,
ns, o3t. nec.eiary of the Navy.
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MISS McKEAN respectfully n informs ,hn. s she
MI inhabitants of Cumberland, s s,,nt s,O
intends to reopen school, on the LIST oeP.en,-
ber, in the rooms over Ma. II. hhph W 1,rru'
Having secured the assistance OF Mrs.. -" s,ln Ike
she can receive an increased number OF Pu-
mis- A few little boys will be admitted
TERMS
$40 per aannum; $40 for pupils under .
wears old S. per atntm for tHel ana osa-
t;o " Aug 21-3t."
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Notice.

THERE wa. received by ME through the
l order Of Col. Bruce, commanding post at
New Crock, bay mare, with black mdhe and
tail anil the left hind foot white
The said animal Was running at large near
Bloominsto n L., aud hereby give notice T."
the owner or owners OF said animal. that II they
4, not come forw,r or before the goth day
IF September, 1862. / will then have said ami
IN Al appraised and sold for the benefit of the
owner or owners thereof after dcduc,iug, eX
ren.es Of said animal
EAIRAr
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Whiskers or a Mustaehe

in from three to six weeks. This article is the
only enc Of the kind uied by the frenchi anu
in Lon Ion and Paris it is in universal use.
1t is n beautiful, economical, soothing, yet
stimulating compound, acting as if by magic
upon the roots, causing a beautiful growth OF
luxuriant hair. If applied 10 the scalp, it vii
cure Badness, and cause to sprinag up in place
of the bald spots fine growth of new hair
APPLIED according to directions, it will turn RED
or towy hair DARK, and restore srny hair TO its
original color, leaving it soft, smooth, and mex
ible. The "OxGrESr'' is an indispensable arti-
Gle in every .entlcman's toilet, and after one
weeks use they would net for any consideration
be without it.
The rubscribers nrc the only agents for the
article in the United States, to whom all orders
must be addressed.
Price One Dollar n box-for sale by all Drug.
cists and Dealers or box of tho ''pnsnent
Warranted to have the desired efcct) will be
sent to any who desire it, by mail (direct,) Sc
curelt tacked, on receipt of price and postage,
sl.is. kpTly to OF address
HORACE l.. HEGEMAN CO.,
Druggists, &C.,
March 2s, 'Gl-ty. a Willhm St. N. York
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-10-23
NOTICE.

SMALL. sOREEI HORSE, was l'it with
a tbsun!crsigned on the jth day Of I.oru-
ary last, by Col. Annisansel; U. > A. imos,
ip;ere,ted are hereby notified to com" forward
tr We properly, pay charges ana take MI" """S
otherwise the horse will be s"ln. ,,,.r.ox
II. A. HtTSoN.
Living near Cumberland, Md
ma, IL iSGJ- 3t&