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how to avoid the danger. He can help,

how to avoid the danger. He can help
succor and support them by furnishing
arms, ammunition. provisions and the means
of transportation. He can help, ana as
sist them by money and by ,corcls, words
of encouragement, assisting them to per-
sist, magnifying their power and dispar-
aging to them the power of their adver-
saries, by speaking words of discourage
ment to those disposed to assist the gov
eminent, by disparaging the efforts, the
power, the means and the success OF the
government, and dissuading them from
lending help thereto.
He who goes around protesting to be a
Union man and talks despondingly to his
neighbors Of the power or will of the
government and its agents to put down
the rebellion, who talks about the worth
lessness or depreciation of the government
bonds and currency; of reputation and
inability to pay the national debt, who
finds fault with the measures and efforts
of the government to put down the rebel
lion. who is giving help, succor, support
and assistance to the enemies by discour-
aging the friends of the Government,
Comfort, is to strengthen, toinyigorate
to cheer or enliven and be done either
materially or morally. We are told that
Light excelleth in comforting the spir-
its of man" and as Iron sharpcncth iron
SO do does the countenance of man, his
iend."
A man may give comfart to the enc
mics of the country by his gloomy coun-
tenancc and predictions to the friends of
the government, and by turning the pic-
t,ue bright and cheerful to their enemies as
well as by furnishing men, mncy, arms,
provisions medicines and information. All
who do these things or any of them, give
aid and comfort to the enemy and accor-
ding to the language Of the constitution
are guilty of treason. How many who
do so willingly or unwillingly have We
among us.
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Army of the Potomac.

Important Movements Inaugurated-The
Destruction of Madison ourt-House-
The Rebels Fire upon our Troops from
the Dsoellings-iSuccesgm expedition
against Aoseby- Ttoenty-taree prison
ers Captured
WASHINGTON. May ..
The movement of the Army, on the LIST
of May, were merely for the purpose Of
changing its position The rebels appear
to be concentrating their main forces to.
ward our left.
FIGHT WITH MosEBY's GuERRILLAs.
The Star says: 1.-The cavalry expe.
dition sent out from Vienna last Thurs.
day, under command of Col. Lowell, re.
turned to that place yesterday, after hav.
ing visited Leesburgh. Rectortown and
Upperville. Near Uppervile portion
of Moseby's guerilla band was encoun-
tered, when sharp fight ensued. which
resulted in the loss to the rebels of two
killed and four wounded, and twenty
three taken prisoners.
Col. Lowell lost three men killed and
four wounded. Col. Lowell returned
safely to Vienna with the twenty-three
prisoners captured from Mosby, and also
three blockade-runners, twenty-five hors-
es, and large quantity Of wool, tobacco
and other contraband goods picked up on
the route.
TIE DESTRUCTION OF MADISON COURT
HOUSE.
|. The expedition which was sent out
from here last week destroyed Madison
Courthouse.
The expedition met no rebels until
about half mile from the Court house
when slight skirinish took place, in
which the rebel loss was five and ours
none.
The rebels retreated in the direction of
the Court House
The Star has the following further par
ticulars Of of the affair:
The rebels suddenly disappeared, but
on our forces entering the town they were
received with volleys of musketry, fired
from the windows Of houses, and were
compelled for time TO withdraw.
The officers of the accommodating party
ordered another advance, when again a
destructive fire was poured in from the
houses
There being no other way of smoking
out the rebels, orders were issued that
the town should be fred.
The torch was applied to a number Of
houses afiording cover for the enemy,
whereupon the latter hastily decamped,
leaving our forces in possession of the
place.
The flames, however, spread rapidly
and there being no means at hand where
by they could be checked, general con-
fagration was the result, and in shor,
time almost the entire town was in ashes.
The act was certainly not a wanton one
on the part of the Union forces, but was
rendered necessary BY the dastardly act
of the rebels, who used the shelter OF
houses for the purpose Of s!aughtering
our troops,
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Corporation Election.

On Monday next our citizens will be
called on to chose a Mayor and six coun-
cilmen to administer the municipal affairs
for the next twelve months. The meet
ing for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates, will be held this Thursday even
ing. 1t is to be hoped those interested
will attend and select good men for these
places. As to the Administration for the
last year, we can lay no information before
our readers, the annual statement not
having made its appearance as heretofore
been tie custom.
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The creates, improvement yet in the Sewing
Machine art. A curiosity worth seeing.
Please send for circular with sample OF sew
ing.
These Improved Machines save oSE HUNDRED
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Our New Mandatory is now complete, with
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y. B.-Should any Machine prove unsstis-
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REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Heals Old Sores.
READINGS RUSSIA SALYE
Cures Burns. Scalds, Cuts.
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Cures Wounds, Bruises Sprains.
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Cures Boils, Ulcers, Cancers.
REDDINGS RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Salt Rhoum, P.lcs, .E,yspelas.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Ringworm, Corns, &c,
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Only IS Cents Box.
roE SALE Ey
J. P. DINSMORE, No. 80, Broadway Y. I.
$. W. BOWIE Il CO., No. Is fremont ST.,
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DRIDGE Office.

Notice Is hereby given to all whom !;
NAV concern that the undersigned intend TO
apply 10 the County Commissioners Of Allegs-
nv County at their June meeting next, for the
erection OF new Bridge across the Little Cros-
sings at what is known as the Frenchman
Ford, about two and q half miles south Of
GEantsviils.
SAMUEL ENGLE,
HENRY FULLER.
VALENTINE BGTTNER,
G. w. LAYAAN, and others.
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ORDER OF RATIFICATION.

In the Orphans Court of Allegaay County.
April Term, 1864.
ORDERED, this 18th day Of April.
~ 1894, by the Orphans Court Of Allegany
conntv. that the sale Of real estate made 10
usnry G Davis. Thomas 3. Davis and Wnl. r.
Davis, on the sth day of april. 1864, and re-
ported to this Court by George Smith, executor
Of the last will ard testament Of John Hoye,
deceased. la;e of said County, be ratified and
confirmed, unless oaEse to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 10th d.y OF Nay,
1864 Provided, a copy pf this order lie in
serted in some newspaper priHjSd in the city Of
Cumberland, once IN each orfour successive
weeks prior to the said 10th DAY Of Mar, 1860.
seveniy-Sve dollars.
True copy.
Tcst-GEo. W. HOOVER,
Aprii li.-iw. Register.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

THE undersigned have this day formed
a Co-Partnership under the name and style Of
CLABAUGH 4 RHiND, for the purpose Of
continuing the wholesale Liquor Business, a;
the old stand corner Of Baltimore ard Canal
Streets.
G. W. CLABACGH,
JNo. RHIND.
CC..sp May 2, 1864
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Al persons knowing themselves indebted 10
the undersigned, wi! please call on Jno. Rhind
al the Store, Corner BALTIC. and Canal Street,
and settle their accounts. Those having claims
against me. will present them for settlement
without delay.
G. ". CLABACGH
No., ,,
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TO ADVERTISERS !!

IN. Civilian and Telegraph having much
LARGER CIRCULATION in tho County than
nuy other paper published here, while OFT of
the County its circulation is four times larg-
or, II affords good medium for advertising
II numbers among its readers thosswho are
able to buy liborally and pay promptly. and
whose custom woald be valuable to business
nen.
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CUMBERLAND BANK OF ALiEGAyY, !
March 4 ia 2

to meet a. the clearinghouse on Tuesday,
the 26th Of April next, at eleven clock, O. N,
for the purpose Of considering the expedieney
OF organizing under the National Banking
Law. BY order
T. SHRIvER.
marl0-ev Csshisg.
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y OF | c Z
CUMBERLAND CIR BANK.
Cnnhrrlanh Anril Ia 1874

CUMBERLAND IlTT bASx-
Cumberland, April 10, 1864. /
4 MEETING of the Stockholders Of
IA the Cumberland City Bank will be held
at their clearinghouse. in Cumberland, OF the
9Th Monday and 23d day Of May next, for the
purpose OF electing eight Directors TO serve tor
The ensuing year. W. (. WEBER,
apr2l-3w Cashier.
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John l.. Thomas, Jr., Of Baltimore city,
is detained from his seat by illness.
1t was ordered that the librarian fur
nish each member with copy of the
constitution.
An order to supply each member of the
Convention with gold pens was rejected.
The Convention then adjourned until
Tuesday next, at noon.
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4, Canton, China, January 2+th, 1864, Mrs
c. l.. ScHnLiSG wife Of the Rev. }. g. Schil-
ling formerly Of this place.
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IMPORTANT
TO ALL
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L is well known to the medical profession
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The great value of IRON AS MEDICINE
is well known and acknowledged by all med
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This point, says Dr. Hayes, Massachusetts
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unknown.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
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Pamphlets containing certificates of cure and
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of the names TO show che character Of the tes-
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JOHN E. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Pres. of the Metropolitan Rank, n. Y.
Rev. ABEL STEVENS,
Late Editor Christian Advocate and Journal.
Rev. p. CHURCH,
Editor New York Chronicle.
Rev. John Pierpont, L. johnson, n. D.
Rev. Warren Burton, L. Kinney, Nd,
Rev. A b. Fuller. SIX. Kendall, NJ. D.,
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VI A r r l Z D ,

At St. Pa,ricks Church in this city on the
18th inst, 10y the Rev. Father Do!an, Mr. Ricr-
ARD 7. BRowslSG of Co. /, End Nd. 7. II. u.
10 Miss HATTlE {. Twice, of this city.
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ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
Estate OF John W. WurZbacher,
deed.

NOTICE is hereby gieen that the sub
~ sc,iber has obtained from the Orphans
Cour; for \ l!csany County Letters of Admins
tratior Oh the personal estate Of
JOHN ". WLRZBICHER,
late of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims. against the said estate are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof 70 the subscriber on or before the I'd
Of November next. otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons knowing themselves indebted TO
said estate are requested 10 call and make i'm
mediate payu,eui. Givta under my hand this
asst day Of April. 1864.
GEORGE RECSCHLElN,
April as.-3t Administrator.
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Rev. DR.. Chaplin, of the Universalist
church. in Broadway, n. Y, has .hsd
81, 900 year added to his salary.
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A FINE 10. of SPEcTACLtS-3ass r.
IA csired and for sale low Tor ess1:
z,-IT-iy EELESS..h 'oa2'
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In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court
for Allegany County, as q Court Of Equity,
passed on April 20, 1864, in a cause, wherein
James s.. Merriam is complainant, and The
Midland Coal and Iron Company and Others
are defendants. No. 1916 on the docket of said
Court the undersigned Trustee, will sell At
PUBLIC SALE, TO the highest bidder on
FRIDAY, THE goth DAP OF N4Y
1864, at II o'clock, A, II. in front OF the
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL. IN THE
City of Cumberland, all those three parcel. of
land, lying and situate in AIlegany County,
and State Of Maryland, being parts Of tract
of land called
COMMONWEALTH"
the first parcel containing 10 acres, more or
less /; the second parcel confusing 10 acres,
more or iess; and the third parcel, containing
5 acres, more or less-each and all Of ~nicn
are fully bounded and described IN desa, MEG
in the above cause, made ox tne saia H,oisno
Coal and Iron Company 70 =; D. neol.n. anu
land records Of said Allegsny county. in Liber
II p No. 40, folios 2, &c. The three parcels
ennt.in together abont 80 acres Of land, and
Iii Al be sold together, as II one tract.
THE TERMS OF SALE, - prescribed by
de decree, will be as follow: Ore-third of
The purchase money to be paid in cash inme-
diately on and after the sale. and the remain
ing fwo-,hirds in equal instslments, in one and
two wears after the sale bearips interest from
the day of sale the deferred payments 70 be
secured by the bonds Of the purchaser or pur-
chasers. The Trustee will require surety Or
sureties on said bonds to be approved By him.
GEORGE A. TBRCSToS. Trustee.
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CANNOT BE DISCREDITED.
The Rev JACOB SECHLER

The hcV JaCOD HLCIfLEN
Well known and much respected among the
German population in this country, makes The
following statement FOX the benefit Of the az
aicted.
HANOVER, Pa, FEB. l6, 1889.
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important benefits fFori the use of your val
liable preparat;ou-WISTAR'S BALSAA OF
WILD CHERRY; affords me pleasure 10 re-
commend il TO the public. Some eight years
ago one Of nv daughters seemed TO be in de-
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whole of the contents o: the bottle three was a
reaImproveinent il her health. have in
my individual case, made frequent use OF your
valuable medicine, and have always been ben
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IAc0R SECNLER
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HoS. E. c. Ingersoll has been nomi.
mated as the successor in Congress of the
late Owen Lovejoy.
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AT large meeting in Danville, Ken
lucky. Gov Bramle;ts was recommended
as 4 candidate fer the Office of Vice-Pre-
siGent.
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Carr. Theodore Clayton. lately court
maru;led in Washington. has been &C.
Quilted.
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Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.

WlstafS BalSum OF Win Cherry.
So general sas the use Of this remedy be.
come, and SO popular IS it everywhere, that i,
is unnecessary 10 recount its virtues. It's works
speak for il, and lind u;ierance il the abun dani
aad voluntary testimony Vi tie many who from
long suiie:in, and settled disease have BY its
use been restored 10 pristine visoT and health.
We can present mass Of evidence in proof OF
our assertion, tina;
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THE steamers City of Baltimore with
100000 in specie and the Saxonia.
for Europe. sailed from New York on
SATURDAY..
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The General Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church assemblies in Phil
adelphia to-day.
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THE GREATEST WONDER OF TIE AGE.

To know how to make Homer without the
use OF aid Of Bees. The recipe Originally cost
S2.l sent to all, postpaid and printed % nns
JOIN T. BEALI.
yo.-,5-sv csnterissd, Nd.
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The ne: postage in Great Britain
(still increasingly was in 1858 $780,
900.
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Tbs voters OF the city of CuKbcrisnd ars
hereby notified that en- election will be held 81
the Wake; House On the "a Iorday and the
9th oar OF May next for the purpose Ct ehooSfs
Mayo. and sir Councilman for the said ~ 0
serve tie ensuing year.
April 2s-2, Oere
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Hox. J. Dixon Roman and wife. Of
Haeerstown. Nd, have returned from
their European tour. :.
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The Count de Sar:iges. formerly French
Minister at Washington, has presented
his credentials at Rome.
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Br order of the War Department. Gen.
Halleck has been assigned TO the COM
mand Of the cavalry bureau
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~ monument is to be erected I, Shake
srcsse IN Green Park Tendon,
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TOR SALE.

~ A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON AN
it'd elevated position overlooking the town
iI of Cumberland, convenient to the bus
iness portion of the town, within few rods of
the corporation line and a paved street. Two
story brick house with outbuildings, large
Lot well set with fruits, cistern &c, all in good
repair, will be sold in fee and title perfect, at
q reasonable price. Possession given at any
time or the present owner will continue to oc-
copy it for q time at fair rent. Apply at this
OFFICE. May5-3w
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CHIPLEY HOUSE.
This well-known stand has been taken by the
undersigned, and is now being
RENOVATED AND REFITTED,
in manner to make it pleasant Home for
Boarders, and transient sojourners.
His Table will nj all times be furnished with
the BEST the market affords.
The old Pa.-ons of the House, and the new
friends of the proprietor, may rest assured that
, nothing will be left uudone 10 merit full share
Of the patronage.
His Stable is ample with . careful and at
tentive nostle:.
april7-3m. JACOB SNYDER.
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WISTAR'S BALSAM

WILD CH E RY.
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST RELI-
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