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Friends and Relatives
HOLLOW AVS PILLS
And OINTMENE'.

All who have Friends and Relatives in the
Army or Navy, should take especial care, that
they he amply supplied with these Pills and
OintrrctIt; and where the brave Soldiers and
Sailors have neglected to provide themselves
with them, no bcterpresent can be sent them
by their friends. They have been proved to be
the Soldiers never failing friend in the hour OF
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HEIMSTREET'S
Inimitable Hair Restorative

But restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus-
tenance impaired by age or disease. All in
Simultaneous dyes are composed Of lunar canstic
destroying the vitality and beauty of the hair
and afford of themselves no dressing, Heinz
streets Inimtable Coloring not only res ores
hair to its natural color by an easy process,
but gives the hair
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Government Claims.

THE undersigned b,gs leave to inform the
public that h~has made satisfactory ar
engagements with sererai ey'itieat Attorneys in
the city of Washington, ID. u, for the purpose OF
Collecting Claims Of UH Kinds
against TIRE United States
GOUerH
Claims for pensions, damages, back pay Of
soldiers md officers, quartermastcrs ccrtif-
Gates, and, indeed, nil kinds Of lawful claims
against tho Government viii be speedily col
lected if put in my hands.
mo collection, no charge.
Call, Dr address me, ut the law Office of Mr..
Gc"rgc A. Fcarre, Washington street, Cumber
land, Allrgauy county, Maryland.
VILLA VI j. READ.
October s, 1863.
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Stephen w. Downey's,
Government Claim and Law Office,

WASHINGTON, b. G.
SOLDIERS AND OF
FICERS! Attention Widows of Sol
diers and Officers Attention Fathers,
Mothers, Sisters and Brothers of decd
Soldiers and Officers Attention Off
GERS and Soldiers who have had horses
and equipage lost in the Military Serv-
ice of the United States Attention
Officers who have recruited for the
Service and have unsettled accounts !.
Attention farmers whose grain has
been taken for the Armies of the u
States! Attention all who have claims
against the United States
NOW is your time to have them
~ collected or put in proper shape so there
will be 10 difficulty in collecting thcm at some
future day. Do not deer the matter until the
evidence necessary TO substantate your claims
cannot be had,
Soldiers who have served two years are en-
titled tn SEQ Bounty.
Soldiers discharged on account Ct wounds
received in battle arc entitled to Sl0O Bounty
and a pension OF SO per month. The heirs OF
deceased Soldiers are entitled TO the same.
OlllCti5 tISth'li etu lbs service on iiCtpu'll VI
wounds, and the widows and children OF de-
ceased Officers are ept.led to pensions rs fol-
follows, viz: For 1t. Col. and all officers OF
higher rank $50 per month"; Major S25, Captain
$50 : ST .Sl7, End 1t. Sl5.
EpcciH attention given to Courts Martial,
and officers under charges should not fail to
apply tor coansel.
The uLe, rsisned respectfully calls your at
tention to his great facilities for collecting
claims against the nited States.
The collection Of Bounties, Pensions, arrears
Of pay, &c, promptly attended 70.
The heirs Of deceased Soldiers will find il TO
their advantage to place their claims in my
hands.
Call at my Office in the Columbian College
Law BulAing on Fifth street ives between D
and streets, Washington City, d. C., or nd
dress me through the Pnstoflicr:
STEPHEN W. DOWNEY,
Attorney at Law.
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OIL PAINTINGS.

l .ANDSCAPE Views, Photographs,
IL Fruit Pieces and a general assortment o
Pictures at the Book Store, St. Nicholas Hotel
May IS. WM. ANDREWS.
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Hotel Prep erty for Rent
and Furniture for Sale.

THE undersigned will rent the Revere
l. House adjoining the b. Il O. II. r. Depot
on Baltimore SiLeet, for n term eff three years,
commencin. on the LIST day of April next
The furniture, Bedding &C., belonging to he
house VIII he sold to the person or persons
renting the house.
Here is rare chance to make money, for
one who understands the business, and is will
ing TO devote his whole time to it. The pas
sengers from tour trains stop at the hous
daily teycept Sunday only two trains) fo
meals. Meme need apply unless he or the
have sufficient means to purchase the furpi
lure and make n handsome payment upon the
purchase and can give ample scc&riry for III,
balance. Certificates Of sobriety and indus
try will lie required.
The Bar and Restaurant will be reated will
the house or if not required will he rented
the location is the best one in the
city. | will also rent the Room now used rs
barber shop for II Store or Confectionery, pc.
session given on tie first Of April next.
For terms apply 10
Jan. ID, 1854 NJ. TREIBER.
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For Sale.
I Information Wanted.

INFORMATION is wanted, as to the
L whcreahouts of HENRY G. MILLER, late a
Refugee from Augusta County Va. When last
heard from, he was at the soldiers Rest, near
New treeS va. lie Is a tall man-light hair Il
about p wears of age. Any information from
him will be gratefully received by his anxious
wife who has lately came into the Federal lines
with her five young children. r1-5s
Address Amos Stallings, Aims House. Cam
berland Maryland. .rstt.-,
Feb. 3 st 10 sro
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New Schedule for Passenger TRAM

New Schedule Tor Passenger TRANS
on AND AFTER Nov. 22p, 1868
TWO THROUGH TRAINS.
Mail Train Leaves Baltimore at 900 n. IN.
q" Cumberland at 6,59 p. m.
Arrives at Wheeling 600 u. IN.
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Express Train Leaves Baltimore Mt $50 p. m.
" Cumberland at 7.06 a. III.
Arrives Mt Wheeling 600 p. IN.
Daily
Mail Train Leaves Wheeling 1915 p. m.
Z" 4" Cumberland 900 u. m.
Arrives at Baltimore 600 y. IN.
(Daily except Sundays.)
Express Train Leaves Wheeling II. 90 n. m.
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(Daily.)
Through Tickets for all The principal cities
North and West ofthc Ohio River, may BIO pro-
cured at this office.
l.. G. BGIIM, Agent.
Cumberland Station, Nov. &c, 1868.
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BELLS SPECIFIC p1LLs-warranted in al

pEIJ,s SPECIFIC Warranted in al
cases Can he r.jio5 nnI Neynr ,aii ~ cmro,
DO not nassea'o' are speedy IN action NO
ennhge OF uiet required 10 not interfere
WIN business pursuits onn be used without
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mohth-some oil them very severe cases
over one hundred physicians have .sed them
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y . ~ e \ G ~ ~
DR. j. W. EWING

DIR j. W. EWING
respectfully informs his old friends and the
public, that he has again returned TO his old
stand in Cumberland, Baltimore ST., opposite
the Post Office, where he is associated with Mr..
G. B Mclaughlin IN his old business-lhe pho
togrnphic art Being prepared to execute all
kinds OF work in the finest style OF the art,
no pictures allowed to leave the gallery unless
of the best quality. /.
Husband wife, parent, child, brother, sister
friend, all who love some dear distant or de-
parted friend, what would you not give TO
gaze again upon the features Of the lost loved
one Come then while you have the opportu-
nifty and get good pictures at low prices, the
value of which will be incalculable to your
friends years TO come Remember delays are
dangerous"
Dec. 10, 1863.
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PROCLA NJ ALTON !
TO the CitsZcns of Cumberland
and Vicinity.

DE it known, that Christmas is fast
I'D approachng,--lhe place to make your
purchases aud get double your moneys worth
in good and useful Holiday presents is at trdt-
tons Gift Book Store. corner Of Baltimore and
Holiday SITS.
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All the Standard Works.
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A the Prayer Books &C., &C.,
shall receive s6me one of the following gifts,
all of which are useful and valuables.
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Writing Desks and Port Folios
Large stock of writing Desks and Port Folios
just received. cheap Tor cash, at Hale Swartz-
weldcrs under Belvdere hall Baltimore street,
Cumberland, Md. October Is, 1863.
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Fairbanks Patent Platform
Scales.

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Hay and Coal Scales erected in any part of the
country.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14
OBITUARY.

D. consumption bis i.hsT residences. IN he county Of
Company Il, Sd Va Cavalry, SSt6 year his age
"Bessed the pure In heart for they shall God"
Thus in the midst ofnany hopes and 10 The prime ofHs and
tera pure and noble Illustration Of the savOur own words
vh1 upright and In heart blending weey The
In he esSy Inception Of the war By emotion.
ture patriotism be attached himself e the company above
and SS DO * duty AMI Away. I'D Saoas n.
complaint BY b, senilen.,i and tindn he The
Bis extreme Sdsncs and nodssy prevented him from being
warmth Of h Nature During ny long ao.aon .i,s him.
knew him to commit any act unbsooning the tus Chris
He profesSed reJon and Joined Baptist Church al Repub
can drove his 18Th year. From then until he
above no life eismplAsd smnsnty those
worldly The aurng temptations and tsinng
To U nc. n. Of Dis
human only served 10 reflect more beautifully the religious
ter more closely Of him died poor,
Ilnu mans redemption.
rous lcy upright had been his while amsng
whenhe 70 pillow his weary head upon The bosom
raTiiy waning uacOns Of hin mind But With heart isi with
he DEde AL sublunay things "adeu. and
ssun on high How ny.ssGioui and .up.snsy sr,ns.
he Of Him Who rule, sSs destiny Of That one
field Of battle passed unharmed through the fiery
storm she'll and the terrific asbng Of sabre
al last be made vict grim monster bssth By
tering but sure and fatal disease, consumption.
was his declining might receive rude
shock 70 hasten extinction Of e but pass away calmly
quietly he had lived AZ he pasIng nom earthly
weeping endI and relatives stood around his bed
his sister him he "gong home" Raising bis eyes, with
besmlng with piouS smiles he said NJ am afraid
deAah and bye;
requesting those around him 70 be still and excite hi
he asked his father to kiss him, and then breahed out h
moments quietly floats ephyr upon the calm atmosphere.
How beautifully characteristic Of bis noble and pons
How grandly sublime ths death Of such true and CONSTANT
Christian and how refreshing must such deahbed be
the Christian All that every would live and die he did
He who tempe the wind TO the shorn lamb pour the
aves friends, and especially hat bis sister, With
whom he almost lido Hsd fvorite Weep not for him.
fha noble OF his robed Ia the pare and poe gar
ments OF s.eet rePosing 10 Jssus Rsmem-
that only another jewel ADDED 70 the hich
your heart to that bgh beautiful cline beyond the val
Of death and and that when es nnl fever ihil
clad la the less Of angel and With
radiant with smiling be viii be stand the
OF heaven ally welcome your snless ir INTO TIE
oew al Is perfect p,ACe and JOY. Sleep den
contradict wi tie camm Of war AMI din Il bsie dis
turb your hsppy sumner. A coE4iDs
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HOUSE on REPRESENTATIVES,.

Prayer by the Rev. Dr.. Burrows OfiIhe Baptist
Church. I.,.e.,- ...,f.
SeOate bill providing for the establishment and pay
ment of claims for certain description OF properly
taken informally impressed for the use of the army
wa put upon passage, and the question being taken
resulted--ayes 50 noes S6. So the bill was lcst
Me- LYON, Of Ala from the COMMITTEES Ct G,nie--
epce The disagrceing voas Of thetWo Houses the
bill amendstcry Of the tax laws made report.
Nc MoMULLEN hoped the House would not agree to
the report OF the commit ee. Hs demanded ths ayt
and noes, which were ordered.
The vote bsing taken agreeing to the report re-
sued-ayes AZ, noes 26. 81 the repor! conculrsd
10.
Mr.. SMITH, Of O., from the Committee on Claims,
reported back Senate joint resolution for the relief Of
Wei ington Goddin, With recommendation tina. it
pass.
The resolu ion taken up andpas,ed II authorz s
an increase of the rent Of Goddins Hail. occupied BY
Post 0ffcs Department, ~
On nation Of Ne LYON, Of Az, the Houle resolved
itself into Committee of the Whole (Nr Chiffon In the
ch i) and proceeded TO consider the bill making add :
tor appropriations for the support Of Government
The bill having been psrlectd the committee rose
and reported the same to the II use, recommending
that it ass. Passed.
MrLYoN, from the Committee on Ways and keans
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CONFEDERATE ooNGREs S
SECOND ooHGRESS-HRST SESSIoX.
SENATE.


MONDAY, Juoe 49, 1864.
Toe Senate met at IL oc'oct A NJ, Mr.. HUNTER, Of
Va, in the Char.
TIE bill reported from the Judc airy Committee to iu.
crease the Presidents salary to $4,000 per mum in
Confederate Treasury NOES, laid upon the table.
N WALKER then offered joint resolution author
king the Secreary tf the TuasurJ to y 10 geld to
the President two thousand dollars Of the annual salary
now allowed him by law. Tae resolution wss adopted.
bill to increase tho salaries of Confederate District
Judges in Georgia. was consideTed-and rejected,
The joint resolution for the compensation of ID
Mcdaniel and r NJ Ewirg, for destrOyir wi b tor
psdo ted by them the Federal gunboat Cairo on
the l4sh November 6a returned by the President with
his obi actionS aken up, and after further
sderation by the Senate the veto OF the President
sustained.
The Committee Of Conference upon the bill land
amendments thereo to rmend the tax laws presented
report accompanied by bill, which was forthwith
considered.
The bill was iualy passed-yeas IL, nays4.
The House bill supplementary to the Appropriation
act was considered add passed
The bill introduced by Mr. SENMEs 10 amsrd the ac
to prohibit the importation of luxurts etc., takeo
up and passed. Rspeas the Prohibition of the mso.
tstion Of prepared vegetables fuits meats, poultry,
ETC., tesled or enclosed In cans or otherwise end
brooms aud brushes OF all kilds.
The bill to amend the act organizng military courts,
requiring the Secretary Of War to detail disabled off,
GERS of the army to fill the Offices Of clerks and mar
shals, was considered and passed. ris@t
Mr. HILL introduced bill increasing the salaries of
the Judges Of the District 0cnrs of the Confederate
States for one year, fifty per cent, was considered and
pa sed.
clerical force of the Treasury Department was re-
;jsced
On motion of Mr.. GRAHAM, the Senate took recess
uLt | 8 o'clock P.
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CASUALTIES IN FENNER's GA) BATTERY.


The following ia list Of the casualties In Pennel4
Qa) Battery in the several battles in which they
Engaged in Georgia This battery belongs to Edrdges
Battalion, Stewards Division:
At Mil Greek Gap, Nay 9TH Killed-Pivate Peer
Graham. Wounded Pierson and Steirer
At Ostemaua, Nay l5h.-KlIed-Prvate Frank
Mullen. Wounded PriVates Wilson Caprew, O
+ shpr and W + Hosmer.
At New Hope Church, Nay 2S.h.-Kiled-Corp' W
NJ Burnett, Private b Bridgens. Wounded-L:su.
W.T. Juver.us Corps AcGrath and NkcCsrty
Prvatea jos Bridgen, g Dunbar, Jos Murphy, Robt
Ford, josh CapreW, Jr; W Vlndrig, z EitoD, T
Picot Jos Reeve, B Cooper, WIN Chapman and Ii
s: German.
May % -Wounded-Pdvate JUDGE.
June lst-W ounded-Private T Wells, Orderly
Serg't Fred Ernest.
OF the wounded, Corp'l MeGrath, Pivatss Dunbar
and JUDGE the only ones considered danserous.
They have lost since the fighting commenced "a horses
Respectfully, g. O. FIsHrR
and Auditors Office,
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repor ed hack Senate bill relating the issue Of ce,t
caes of indebtedness By the Government Of the Cor
federae ates, with req mmendatcn thas 1t psss.
An amendment offered BY Ne HILTON, Of PA, was
agreed to- end the question recurring upon the
Of the bill It was rjec ed BY vote ofaes 81 SO.
Mr. BARKSDALE. Ct Miss, moved postponement Of
the sp caI order to enable him 10 introduces bill to
tend the provisions Of the set passed Friday last
amend the act to reduce the currency that all ates
might star upon equality. ~
Tie motion prevailed, and
Mr. BARKSDALE introduced bill further amenda
tory o. the act to reduce the curencJ and TO authorize
rev issue Of Treasury notes and nds The bill was
taken up and passed. 1t authorizes Stats which have
funded their notes to exchange one half OF their bonds
for Treasury notes of the new issue. +-e =,
Nc HARTRIDGE, Of Ca under . further postpone :
ment of the special order introduced joint resoluen
Ia reference to the expectation OF cotton, tobacco, mill
tary and naval stores sugar. moasses and rc export
ed By any of the Confederate States and to the vessels
in which such articles are shipped. The resolution
passed
Mr. MILES, of 8 O, from the Committee on Military
A,irs repor ed back with Amendments Senate bill "a
auth orzs the appointment OF quartermsses and Asst
ant commissaries and assistant com1nis
saIies In the Provisional Army
Mr. F00TE Of Tenn, oposs ID the bill, IL moved thai
It be laid upon the table. Lost.
The amendments proposed by the committee were
agreed to, and the bill as amended passed-yets 49,
Loes &c.
Ca motion Of M Chiffon, It was ordered that when
the House atjOura it will adjourn to meet on ;ed,I
ate o'clock A. M Z.
A message was received from the President snncu--
cling that he had approved and signed TIE bill making
appropriations for the support Of the Government Of the
Confederate Sta;es
The SPEAKER laid before the House q commune :
ton from James D. Browne asking ncreass CT the
rent Of the building oh street., owned BY him and
occupied by the government. Referred.
Az three O'Clock the House took recess until sir
o'clock p NJ
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FohAeHo.-A: an early hour, yesterday, as watch =
man wcls, Ike the morn, o'er-steppiOg the dsws
of Church II H. 10 eIcounter,d q soldier AIMED VIM.
B Sni,h, who was Juggling up the hill with bushel
bag full Of Onions his back. Smi.h told the watch
the onions had been sent to him from Nj sspr
Weeks examined tie onicns and finding that they had
just te,n pulled from he eatb Smith into custody.
The was before the Mayor, when Smith, slegr e
ba. he could prove By absent Witness that be he'd
bought the onions at the Old Market /. was conticue
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14

THH PaorLE 81 RlcaN3SD-SPuRIF OF Our TRooPs-
PRoMorsoAs ErC-A letter in the Columbia Guardian,
Of 7th inst, says:
Every stranger notes with astonishment and g-atii
otion the ealm1sss and con6dencs which eharscierz
te eople Of this eapto. lt not apathy it is that
,e,p sesed COW eion which penetratss the army
der the command Of our great Lee and the p'Ofli n
T. immediate rear Of that staunch band Of heroes.
Bsttaious Of infantry, batteries, and iQuadrons Of
,avlrv have been marching psst ny window nearly al
day With slstc steps cheerful shouts and truly mar
tai bearing these troops we're moving iorgaTd 70 the
,eeae o. conf Ct, With spirit, may boldly assert,
VII ch eannot be seen in any ctoSr army. The treo
a a gere.sllv vel clothed and shod. Only row ard
b.u cs1 I, seen bare beaded CT shoeless veteran
but whenever shy are seen you may be sure hey co
no march Two raua-es bsicre they supplied By the
noble peepe OF Richmond. IL enc instance hath -
s.ppsr vito biz GcTo.s his shoulder, vas mArcomg
in satfls mauner sc tie head Of the regiment when
latv rushed cot OF hou il,o the very ranks OF
soldiers and iriumphantly pa herself has upol his
bead A shout allowed the patriotic LADY, who effect
ed her speedy retreat under the continuous applause OF
ho.h soidiefs and spectators In another instance
tzsn was seen to take en- his oEn shoes 70 supply
,oleisr marching through Kan stree.
A disuogui-hed foi ego oheer, Who fought through
the Polish r Volution OF 1880 81, remarked in my
harog that be had never seen European troops display
Ike spirit He said there was always Pereepdble,
aven among tho best sc pinned uoeps Of teeeontnent
=, sort o, eSoom wen they matched 70 the combat
Noting Of the kind be not eed among our EooPs'
AnsthsT gentleman, the Vice Vonlul Of France Mons.
=. remarked 10 me toe sane.
When We have such armies confronting our enc
eAn there be a,y 6oubs in tie heart OF even the nses
h.sttsd Of ultimate and glorious SUGGEST
Numerous appointments ard promotions have been
made in the army during the last few days Colonel
Yoik Of the l4th Louis ana, formerly q Major IN the
Po-h Brigade, promoted BTgAdisr, 60 u Dol SAry,
Of South CArOnna and As hear, viii soon be COL J. s.
Pr. efon
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LArEn VROm TnB UNITED STATES.

-v, ,,r-nsopu ooNyRETION- NOMINATION OF LIN
ootN ann JoHNsoE-wAR NEws-MoseAN IN KEN
TUcKY, EFo
TIE NV York Herald of the oh inst, occupies
sevs,.l ef ,s columns with the proceedings Of the
baltimore Convention. Il was characterized by some
disorder but the deliberations generally conducted
with decorum.
Simon Cameron Of Pennsylvania, nominated Abraham
Lincoln for the Presidency and the Convention pro-
cssdsd to ballot with the following result:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14

KArRMOSrAL.-we copy the following rotics from
the cOnaub:al department. of Mobile cost 'mporary
Marrisd-At the residence Of the brides master, in
Washington eou1Iy, by Rsv Tom Brown, Jack Rich
mond and Nancy Williams. slaves OF DR. w Williams,
both cocred pussons Of African scent, of the gbett
Ipectabllity, and Of be fus culsrd families from
Old Nof CarOlina.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-14

ACCIDENTALLY DRcwSED.-0nye terday, at o'elocs,
negro girl about Is years of age, name unknowr,
while walking caiel,ssly along the narrow pathway on
the North side OF he Canal ar ysrs' bridge, ttum
bed and fell into tie water, and drowned before
aid cotl1 reach her About two hours afterwards, r
body as taken from the canal in front Of the Can I
Packet office, of sth street SOe having been
seen to fall into the water, no inquest deemed rs,