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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-02-04
Name Of Oyuers.

Maria Armstrong
Lewis A. Armistead
Hanson Briscoe (heirs)
Elisha Brobst and JOSEPH
Fl. Gibson
Matilda Brobst
Andrew Bruce (heirs
Sarah Brobst, +. A. Miller,
and Sapsuel Miller.
Thco. S. Bantz
Margaret Charles
John Diehl
Mary pashiel
Frederick Hickey, Andrew
J. Hickey and Frederick
Hickey Jr.
Henry N. Fitzhngh and
W. G. Thomas
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-02-04

sarah Miller Of Pa.
George McCutcheon
Matthew'S l. Legge
Joshua A. Richie.
Andrew Shrayer and
Henry Miller.
Rebecea Tyson
Jacob vanmeter
Andrew Vanbibben and :
Hester Vanbibben
Martin Bracket
Charles Dazenhart
John G. limerick
Henry N. Fitzhugh and
W. G. Thomas
David Kerr Jr. (heirs)
Matthew .o'Reiley
Elizabeth Pierce
J.. B. Armlstead (heirs) :
". X. Armistead (heirs)
Patrick Dorsey.
Henry NJ. Fitzhugh and
W. G. Thomas.
VIM. Murdock's (heirs)
W. V. aud Q. W. Nc
Weigh
VIM. Maynadier (hcirs)
VIM. Morton
David Percy
Charles Willet q
John Wilmot
William Young
VIM. Young (heirs)
Jas. Yodeu
John r. Allen
J. Dawson, J L P Lewelyn
William barrow
II. N. Falls
II. NJ. Fitzhugh, and W.
g. Thomas
J. B. Ford
B. E. Green
8. l.. Gouvernier
John W. Gcary,
J. W. McCulloh
William McBlair
Geo. G. Perry
Thomas Royston
II. L. Straus
George Thistle's (heirs)
Godfrey Koontz
G. Rizer and J. Cook
Robert Porter
Robert Cochran and ]. N.
Philips.
Henry Cook
Harvey b Hen. Childs.
Krebbs b Fails
n. Murphy, F. Herman,
Morris Jones
James Marley
Henry Miers
Christian Wolf
Jacob Kcarns' (hcirs)
Mrs. Susan Taylor
Grorge Deneen
Fernandis Walton and Fie,-
ding Lucus Jr.
n. N. Falls
Ann Charles, and II. Mann,
]. D. Roman, Pres dt. & Co.
A. J. Stallmeycr
David Bollmnn
J. R. Anderson
Frederick Barg
J, W. Bacon, Ex'tr. Of R.
Riggs.
Alexander Chisholm
n. and VIM. Rowles
John Everett
Joseph Faith
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Letting of a Bridge Contract.

C,EALED PROPOSALS win be received by
- the County Commissioners, up TO the his'
day of April next, for the uprising OF the
bridge across Yough River at. Sang Run, in
Allegany county. The repairs Of the bridge
will consist of q renewal of the whole upper
structure-the abutmepts and piers being per-
feet. The repairs to be made out Of such tim
Der and material as constituted the present d.
lapidated bridge. Such Of the old timber ana
material as may be found fit, will be used IN
making said repairs. The dimensions OF the
bridge are as follows:
Length, 23s feet inches, plates BY inches,
23e feet inches long. posts by IL inches, IL
feet high, between sill and plates, caps 10 by
10 inches, l6 feet inches long, arch pieces
by inches, Braces and other braces BY
inches, with specifications. perfect drawing
Of the same can be seen by calling at the once
Of Jacob Brown, Esq.
The contractor to furnish all the material
wanted and to complete the work Blythe .hrst
day of December next The money to De, paio
in installmcnts, the lastinstallment to be with
held until the work is accepted by the Com,
mssoners The contractor will be required
to enter into bond with surety to be approved
By the Commissioners, for the faithful perior-
nance of the contract.
CHARLES RIDGELY, Prcst.
ELIJAH FRIEND,
JOHN BELL,
J. II. STALLlNGS,
i'll. T0WNSHEND.
JACOB BRowN, Clerk. JAN 2l-4w.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-02-04
Frederick Grammer

John Hyde
William Jewell
Samuel Jays (heirs)
H'-s --.-. So
Mary A. Legg
Wash. C Sookerman
Monteyue Mining and Man.
ufacturing compan
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-02-04

The following ground Anega County, Maryland which
1852 specified said list together with the amount Of tn
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-02-04
SALE.

PY virtue Of Two writs of Fieri Fa.
- cias issued out of the Circuit Court for
Anegany County. ara TO directed, one at
the suit Of e. anh s. Frey against the goods
and chai,els. lands and tenements of Ralph
Thayer. Richard Fairall, and William Brown
ing. and one at the suit of the Commissioners
OF Public Schools for Alleg' my County, against
the goods and chattels, lands and lenements
of William 81 owning and j. NJ. A. Browning.
Also by virtue Of writ of Fieri Facias is
sued by Andrew Gender, Esq, a Justice of the
Peace in and for Allegany County and to me
directed at the suit of Penniman Il Bro.
against the goods and chhttels of Ralph Thay-
er and William Browning have seized and
taken in execution all the right title and int
rest Of Wilson Browning in and to the lol-
lowing described property, to wit.
All that part Of n tract of land called
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-02-04
Classical and Scientific
School,

A SCHOOL for classical and scientific,
IA education will DO opened in tho lower
east room of the Cumberland Allcgany couu-
~ Academy, on Monday, the 18th day Of JAnu-
airy 18Th
The course OF instruction in this school.
VIII DC elevated and thorough, embracing
the elementary branches of an English cdu-
cation, the Physical, Mathematical and
Moral Sciences and the Latin and French
Languages. Physiology and Anatomy SO
much neglected ir our system Of education.
will receive special attention, as they give
us knowledge Of our physical and mental
structure, and the conditions or laws for our
guidance in the preservation Of our mental
and bodily health. elements SO essential to
human happiness, usefulness and progress
sion The uses Of knowledge or its cnnno..
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-02-04
Fresco Painting!
FREDERICK, MD.
H. e. DEBRTNC

IL e.
respectfully informs the citizens of Cumber.
land and vicinity that he is prepared to or.
namen, CHURCHES, HALLS, PRIvATERE-
SiDENCES, &c. in fiesco, encaustic and oil
colors in the IN ost artistic styles, Best ref
erenees given as to the ability of the above
as named. Orders promptly responded 10 -
Terms cheap and oil work warranted.
Jan. Il: lsat--tf
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Order of Ratification.

To Deed of Trust
Samuel z. Smith.
ORDERED, this 23d day of January,
~ 1864, that the sale made and reported by
Samuel =. Smith, Trustee under deed of Trust
made by James Thistle, Margaret Ann Thistle
and Mary Jane Thistle to Samuel p. Smith, on
the 25th of July 1913, and recorded in Libcr
II. b. No. 4, folio 66l, be and the same is here
by ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the 10th
day of March next: Provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed in
the city of Cumberland, once in each of three
successive weeks before the Goth day of Febru-
ury next. The Report states the amount of
sales to be $4,000.
II. RESLEY,
Jan. 29, 1864-3w. Clerk.
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Order of Ratification.

John M Is In the s1, Circuit Court
T. D. Davis and others. ty as court Of Eq'y
ORDERED that the sale made and re-
~ ported by Josiah ii. Gordon, trustee for
the sale Of the real estate of Thomas d. Davis
and Matilda Jane Davis he ratified and con-
firmcd unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 18th day of February,
1854, provided copy of this order be inscr-
ted in some newspaper printed in the city of
Cumberland, once in each of three successive
weeks before the 25th day of February, 1864.
The Report states the amount of sales to- be
$4,000.
II. RESLEY,
Jan. 90, ls54-3w Clerk.
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Order of Ratification.
John Hartly, Executor OIL the last will and tcs-
lament of James Twigg deceased.


lament of James Twigg deceased.
The Heirs and Dcvisccs of said deceased
In the Orphans Court of Allcgany county.
I RDERED, this Goth day of January,
~ 1864, by the Orphan Court Of Allegany
that the sales of the real estate, made to John
Redikcr and Mary Rediker and David Stump,
and reported to this Court by John lIartly, Ex-
ecutor Of james Twigg, late of said county de-
ceased, be ratified and confirmed unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day Of February next: Provided a
copy Of this order be inserted in some newspa-
per printed in the city Of Cumberland, once in
each of four successive weeks before the said
25th day of February next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$3.50. True copy
Tcst-G. W. HOOVER,
Jan. 49, ls6i-fw. Register.
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Description of Property.
Name of Owners.
Samuel Prick
II N Fitzhugh, W G Thomas

samuel Frck 200 land pit of Bridgewater at 81
a ss dsmss s5o soT Ses.s 80
Monserrat 100, San Raphael SO acres, at 81
Kennedy Let? 1:s ans 1857 500 $780, sss Isl
H Elias LG Rider Eiysiansyvania 400 acres at 81:
l''' Mclaughlin l 49, & 1871 ls5s
2olo, in all 500 acres at 81.
%% ASFGn Miller Baer Love so Hard Bargain lo
$685. $685. sS 4sc scre $780, News sSs4 Addison tlss esq.,
P PSosi s acres, Tayioss addiSn a
Last Shift 100 acres, Canalvilc 2el acres
. W Mcculoh sof 1hambra 1874 Eustata 200, half of
i5s VI ia Esss 5 sss 81 ba ct 81 l1 9o',
Mssalneurg 4; 4so "A I, GGs ct a. ss5 acres half
Meets P nm ss2 asse ia, at s cts .,, ,,
i iss IS &c., ' S:S ISL u.s. s;s as d 1885, s7 1Ss
27o7 2l32, 2lss, 2l2O, 2s22, 100 acres at
IS cts p, Lots $751; 80 acre" sF ss7 ,s s
a acres S, at s e sa andy Hall sss acrss
81 and sS g o H'1 ssS sG 49, and
Lot 1859, l55 acres at 81 so, Good Hope,
James and Swan Robt Swans interest being
third part of skepworth 1881, and Shaw
Berry s sSa claims ss sl'S sa 49, s ss 1873 T.
SO and 1896 500 acres at is cts tone third
Smiths (heirs) Sol, 4ae, 1928 1856, 1926
Smith uundivided smhdcld, J SIC at IS cts
Waning Lots 5aS and 1913 100 90 acres at 50 so
elias aasB Beaehey Stanley Park, Manchester
Ienrge Clowess Lot 2is6
Ford ] Lotsl6 1908, POL, 27O2, 27Oe 27O4
276O 276l, 27G2 2214 1915, 32l6
ssi7 4l3l, 4l4s Abs and 49, 4so acs
al 81
Fihugh Janqun 400 81.
ame Ross Lots 2440 & 2459, 100ace and 1871 of
landbought of Scfey.
Robinson Lots 4l29 and $780,
Smith Lots 1882, 1858, 270l, 2702, 2703, 27O4
2J6O 276l, 27G2 27G3, 22l4 1915, 32l6,
327 4l3l, 4l33 Abs and 4l37, $50 acres
81 so
DISTRICT NO. IL.
Bcals (hers) Oistonc Hill 3i4 Lot 3357 so
Addition to Olstone Hill 81 u 81
DISTRICT NO. 10
John Baker. Shanes Gridde, $50 acres at 81 SO
4 Lcpey of Pa. Philips Fancy ia acres at SIS
l. Matthews Vim Shaw 553 of aud at SO
1 Webster Crooked Billet
DISTRICT NO IA
Thomas Dccapol Auctions 150 Reuben
t.-t Esramalina, 403 Meridian $50, Alendel
lO0 Mornngton So Omar lO0 Onia,
Puowa l02 all ut 81
Iiclacl Miller Iron Ore 200 acres at 50
Notice is hereby given in pursuance Of the order {
til day of January that unless the Taxes due the lands mention
the 9th day of April 1864 the lands charged such
hcreon respectively will be sold the highest bidder for payment
JACOB BROWN Clerk to Commissioners
Cumb'd. Feb 5, 1S64-4w.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-07-09
Mg0ETI.AN
SE4T PTETERs AGO

Il ~
lsas JACKET
rSn IRs 4 D Tt
STOMACH pfTrKRs
STOMACH nFTTKRA
STOMACH BkTTMASs
The pgOIristors Il this isatl esGsesssa end wasl-
kaown brand Of Ssomach HitteEs, DO aes deem y
aeeessagy, In oTaer b giYe thslf gaadE etikioas
o even an enhahcod raiae 10 take . GinK Ct al
other Bitters and praeiaas 10 small capitals THAI
they are worthless. Or Bffters do not need thia,
as We place them heforV the pablic On thssr mss-
it's and invite your careful attention to tbs goods
we allow our brand upon, knowing ~ No do -,
that our reputation is at stake. Thenasaes 4 Aasa
Jacket il taken from the original c5tnpoand hy
the nAfiSs child Of the forest and with the addi-
tipn oil . few herbs by Dr. Chopias made moTe
agreeable 70 the taste Sheg noEs have peealtafiy
healthy soothing and keeaPesatfve influence, g.
peeially for the Pasisnt rising from The bed Of
sickness, loss Of ApRsss distress aissE eating as
EiResa snd Al diss4sss arising from Torpid Liver
They strenxthsn and inYigOrata the system.
They are unednalei for general debility,
They are . slira care for dyspepsia
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assisf disestiaa. F..
Tlaag are The keas stsmnsant in sxistaaess
- ! S ~ 4. . q IS = =
They oure Nerssas Heaaaehct
They Az pcrseStsy para and paiakeakis.
They naake ths asblllsaasa stTung, and restore
to strength tire exhsastsa.
Aged persons end delIaakt sssaelss vii and they
osn ave larsssaI allAs aFpss q sAs's
We taxa pleasure in salhag alssasssn y oaE very
extensive catalogue Of Bulk and eased aoeds,
causiStinx In mart of
STRAWBERRY WINE
.. : l. HIlsfSssREKzEYt dosI n sasrJ
RASPBERRY do
GINGER do
MUSckT do
CLARET do
LEMON CORDIAL,
PSSASeHE RgSE4Ass466EE'as>as".
Champagne, Catawbay California Port, Sherry,
n Alaga and Madeira Wines, Gins, Rums, Bran
lies Bourbon and Rye Whskies, which are per
Getty pure and need only to be tried 70 be Gppre
GATED. SOLD by AlLDEa sgista aRd dsAlaEsthEeaHh-
mt the country. ca for ear sesaa and sssks no
other.
Circulars to the trade supplied on application
49, TEESEpaTREETENgApCe,
PrOPrtesorsi II River ST. Chicago.
KncGper { Gscssman, H. D. Doughsrty, VIM
M.kcniio, Y. ". kynetl, and at Wholesale by,
Stewart HAS, Council Bluffs, and BY ColliRs
tArG'' 81, Lf, ,ae,. ssa 1888 ~2az &sH~s-
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LIZ.


TO Joha r. fea, Psily CAHs
. Chlies, Hear Raa1sm, ArehiAsia
fsa. Aaeifa FiRes. Eslsfa 4
: Loaisa Owes a aaha 0wen.
Yea are hsreAg nasi&ea thaa fkesn
Ga Sic in the sfses eFths CLERK u II 1
Court Of Pstiaw Easnie eoanls In lie n
Iowa. . paision zqaiky sf lsnes 4
claiming Of zen 4v speesEe gerfagg
certain bond ia-N E7ag exeeaaes - d
Patiesa dsseaSed, A his ilgassaaa, 81 i
Of March, 1859. " s5se said Jssses T
for The sale sfths Ksllowihn dssess Il
ofIaad sitaAasa EnsAid sasshfy u u
Hais, lowe, iae-wit: 1he eel Il sks ! q
as 81 the ma 1 md iheIn NJ II a
~ sectioa - IN fp Al ksg q "a
nHIsss yess EppeaF estess aha
noon Of the ssessd Z u 81 he -
said Distrset amFs essnhseaas
Manday Of Nasemles. 1 j. 1Ezss
ba ealeraa a@aiast j s 80
1hereor. Dated Jam Is. -
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nRIGINAI. Il

TuJ. W. BAKKat
sIR .--fou Rru hps
new on Gle II tie
District cshn ef ss els8
. petition Of s. n aE sas ssa
CleiiAnd, eIasulsg % yea tie faFsl
certain mortgage deed eenssa e
ID. StaasRaan aud lean i Me-
12th day Of July, A. D. 1Sia
on Green Street, and in ~ i.
Council Bluffs to secupS
tain notes therein aasez
you appear therstc -
Of the second daY e d.
District cearts 20 ces
day Of Esvesnbsr, 80
tered agaiRst yoss
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MARINE NEWS.
Aus. Pos. r., 9o-s. 8, Oh ", e ven. o. O..
CLEARED.


sTrAMSHrPS-City Of Limerick. Liverpool vuI-
can, PhilaielpbiG Josephine Thompson, Baltimore;
Creols. New Orleans.
sHIP-Gernanis- Frank, Of Prussia, for Baltimore
BARKs-H. AugustA p. 81 r.. Topeka. Havana
BRIBS-Oocan Bile, san Juan, MIC MontIon,
Kingston. Jam. Union, Moncton- n H.
scIOONEKs- Temperance, ~ John, y D; Venus
IInliiss - sultan. do; i W Deerinr, do; Aymeer
Aux Cover; Mttpact Dill 49,; Monmouth, City
Point, Va Mes-engrr. Washington: J " Alien, For
ircss Nonito, T. Aicula iIs, Baton Wm Hunter Gov
Bay; Oriental, Providence Camilla, Es,por.
ARRIVED.
rEAMsHTPs-Bl,ic. Fortress Monroe Hero
Bermuda funded; Montauk FORTRESS Monroe; 10
aphine, Bsltimofe; VIM Woodward, Baltimore !;
I'enion. Trenton, " j: Westchester, Providence.
Celia. London and Havrr: jersey Blue, Hat Inlet.
Liberty, Havana Continental, Fartfess Monroe /;
John X Thofup,on. Baltimore.
SHIPS-Ocea Iarle, MANILA v America. Antwerp.
fsmetalds, Liverpool. American Union, Liverpool.
Not . Dame de. Nctoiies, Of France from Havfe.
DARkS-t Brown. OF Yarmouth. FIN Newport, T..
LAWNS. Of EastIort. from Pctou, s.
BRI,S VIM X Sawyer Iingnn Caroline, Aypin-
wall; Anna Jams kio juneiro; Haze, Cow Bay; Loeb
CHM. - Martins.
sCHDOSERs Jonathan Cone Albany for Boston;
tnssuth tliyAhethport for boston. Nathan Holmes,
lorrotIt for Providence; e l. Herrick, Kondout iot
Boston. u n BALDWIN, Port Even tor Boston. Harriet
Seal Iuloc; " Brtinard Portland; Maria, Milford:
lO-.ph, Kondout 'or BOSTON; j : Laue. Rondout for
spo . Hayden. ElizabethIou for Bridgeport.
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Jersey CITY

HIGHWAY RoDBERY.-A Young man named
James Muram wns taken before Recorder Malta
dale, Of Jersey City, yesterday, changed with hav-
ing, in connection with others, robbed u German
named Augustus Cpperman, Of No. IA Ludlow st.,
N. Y, Of n silver watch, 20 ~ money, amt IN hat.
ming he was seized first outside the door o. the
hotel, by gang Of men, and robbed Of the prop
erty above named Tue hccused wins committed ON
charge Of highway robbery ~ await trlsl.
FfRE.--Yestordsy afternoon, a little son Of
Mrs. Carly, gardener, in Jersey avenue, Jersey
City, while playing with matches in the upper
part Of the dwelling set fire ~ some bedding, from
which the flames communicated to tie building.
Assistance being near at hand the flames were soon
cxtinguisAed. Damage, about slvU.
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BROOKLYN.

ESLrsrMESrs IN TIE NAvY.-1n view Of
the large credits which II ia anticipated will he Oh
taincd by the city Of Ecw York for The scarnen en-
listed there for whom credit has never yet tccn
given in any call, we'll organized effort is hcns
madc IN Brooklyn by the Board Of sIpcrv sorr to
fnd ont tho name. Of all residents Of the city who
enlisted in the navy prior to s6i, and for this pur-
pose a numicr Of agents have been appointed To
canvass the Wards and find the names Of ,hcsc
parties, and The result thus far promises to show
good claim for reduction Of over thousand on
tie quota.
ANOTHER STRIKE FOR WAcrs.--The Pln..
'ercrs Of Brooklyn held meeting last even
ing at their rooms No. ~ Court street. TO sider
the propricty Of asking for another Increase Of
wages. Amer some discussion u resolution was
adopted, that on mud after Monday next they will
demand 90 10 per day.
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'srNltinr Of reve." ,h rbbs- With mCsSel.s
fun Of bresd, when | vns In Tho vdunuye oopS
In eighteen hundred spd az. our command rng %,
Ger IVES Sir Charles Rampsr and ~ dsys
WHEN We wcre exercising on the grs und a
which the University now stands, Ia says, says bs
Tibhs tcalhng me from Sbe rNokrl, Tbee- -"
Tell yoUr mastsS, james" inierrtqI sd nrs,
Tibt~> IN svfi,ly dist net tone. 'tll our mas.
ter " he roa't carve tkose fowls " end hem v
me"--rhe discounted volunteer nstsr ly ~ 70
w'sk, and csved the fowls almost as eS pesit'Ors
" ~ his wife Operated IN DC launch u 2 rputiosS
Wbettsr he over 6nishe,l that story is n eracty
known.
A. the ice WAS now broken, AMI the new inrrsAsa
more ~ home every member Ut the coauf amy fen
more at ease. Tibhs himself most rcrta bly, Ind,
itcau-e he went n sleep Immediately ate dinpcr.
NJ. HICKS and the ladies' d sCorrse,l mwr ,to1icn
~ Huput pociry, anil the theatres, ant Lev Cbes
hrhGd'a Letters and Mr. Cation followed mp whN
everybody said. with nntnuous doutk tno,ss.
MRS. Tihts highly sITrovei Of every ol 50 tvsfroa
that fell from Mr. pl.sonc anl ". : mJ-sn
"a, with \ sin.is upon h,s face and sad "I -" -
'Certainly" Mt intervals Of alout four nenutcs
cach,hc received fill credit Tor unlcr-tani iu, wbr
was going forward. The gentlemen rct ned the
lsflcs n the drawing room very shortly after thew
had Ell the dinin. -parlor. Mr.. NJ lcsonc and
Cal'on played crbtayc, and "thc young peoples
nmussl themselves with music aud conversat.on.
The Miss Msple-ones sang 'hc most fascinating
duets, and accompanied themselves On guitars or
naulen'cd with his q ETHEREAL blue ribbon. Mr..
simpson put on o pink was,coat, and said hd7wD
In raptures and Nj. Hicks felt IN the seventh
heaven OF poetry, the seventh can,o OF Don Juan
1t was the sane thing TO him. Mr.. Tibbs wss
quite charmed with the new corners, aud Mr.. ribta
slceIs and woke up anu went 10 sleep again, aud
woke at supper time.
ITO Be cont,nusdl
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nYSpEP1lCS- AlIENIION L.,
- called 20 VIA, excellent remedy, Dr. SMITHS

nYSPEP1ltS -iOUK AlitNIION ~
~ called TO that excellent rcmciy, Dr SMITHS
DYSPEPSIA ANNIHILAToK,
which, during the last ~ YEAR, has been tho
OF relieving thousands Of sufferers from that most
dstte--ing complaint--DYsPErsIA. IL ha- never
failed ~ atiordng relief when TAX en- punctully and
Hcorling to directions. This IL the season OF the
year when the disease IL mostly felt, and many
suffering all tr tortues without least surpecting the
Cause This remedy |. one Of the most peasant AS
well A. beneficial, that be found, Il biane- up
the stomach, giving tone and energy TO the whole
system. and removing In short time all trnces OF
this disetse. Females OF -edenttIy habits Viii hnd
great iee by the timely OF this SOVEREIGN rene
dy Let all Nho suffer from Dyspcpda Try H. and he
convinced OF t wonderful pow cI Depot a. South ID
T., Wilimslurrh. 10 Doe had Ia New York OF MIL
IER REID, Isl Allen. corner of Stanton II, and
cor. Az. u and Houston st; d.. BLIVEN, as a. and
st. In Brooklyn, OF j. h. GREY, corner Myrtle and
Franklin avs. Price 15 cef'tr per bottle. ur
WANTED-A LOCkSMl1H: OAEIHAT
w con Do sa-ht;ing preferred. App, at SO Wet
Brot.dNay 223
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SAVINGS BANKS.

MARKET SAVINGS BANK, NO. 81
NlSASSAU STREET.
open daity from 10 A. n, TO , p. NJ, and on Mon
DAYS and Thursdays from TO =. ".
SIX PfR CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED
Money Deposited ou or beioTs sept. La, Win draw
four months interest In Jspuary next.
- III THEk &. CARTER. Presidsnt
HENRY X. CONkLIS. Secretary. 2lb
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
9TH street and ,sh avenue. Open daily, from /
tn Pm. WodnUsdsys and Saturdays frpn 70
Pm six per cent. intorest allowed. nvposis ~ ,de
Oh or teiot. SEPT. Isl all dTNs Interest foIn that
'ate. THOMAS ChRlsrY, Pros. X. II. Bl IL
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