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order of Publication,

David Mahaney In the Circuit Court
VS. for Allegany county as
Sarah Ann Gl0tfel'y g, Court Gs Of Equity No.
The object of this suit is TO procure decree
for the sale of certain real estate situated in
said Allegany county and State Of Maryland,
and particularly described in n deed OF mort
gage from Joseph Glotfelty aud his wife, bear
ing date on 22d day of April, 1860, to said Da-
vid Mahahey, for the purpose of paying cert'.n
sums of money therein specified and secured to
be paid.
nth day of April, 1864, states that on or about
said I'd day vf April, 1860, certain Joseph
Glotfclty executed and delivered to said David
Mahaney fur single bills or bonds-one cali
ing for SeU0 payable on the LIST day OF April,
1851; one calling for 5000 payable on the ISL
day of April, 1862; one calling for $500 paya-
BILE on the Isl day of April 1863, and one call
ing fbt 81 ,uuv payable April LIST, 1864; that TO
secure the payment of said single bills or bonds,
said Joseph 0lutftlty ahd Ser,dl Ann. his wife,
executed to said David Mahaney said mortgage
upon certain real estate described therein, bear
ing date on said I'd day of April, 1860; that
said single ILL payable on the LIST day of April,
1861. has been paid in full, and the sum OF
SS7 IS paid on the one due April lst, 1862, but
th,t all the balance Of Baia muhey remains due
and unpaid. .
The petition filed in this cause The 23d day OF
june 1854, by said David Mahaneyj states that
subppnas were ssund out OF said court against
said Joseph Gotfclty and Sarah Ann, his wife,
placpH in the hands of the Sheriff of said coun-
ty,' and by him returned 'summoneui mat
said joseph Glotirl,y departed this life on or
about the With day of May, isG4, intestate
leaving Il widow, the said Sarah Ann qlotfelty,
and the following his only children and heirs
at Law, 10 Wit! Horace GlUtfety, Augustus
t;lotfelty. Franklin Glotftlty, Robert Glot-
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Judges Of Election.

The following is list of the Judges o
election for this county:
No. 1. s. W. Friend, Silas Fitzwatcr
John Wagner.
No. . Stephen Riley. Thurman Fra
zee, George Matthews.
No. 3 Jacob Arendt, Samuel Englc
Geo. W. I.ayman.
No. 1. U. Duckwortl,, Isaac Kalbaugh
i. G Tyson.
No. 5. N. s. Frost, J. L. McCulloh,
Thomas Humbcrson.
No. 6. N. C. Read, Amos Gross, John
Boward.
No. I. Lloyd Stallings, John Hartly
s. Luke V. Alderton.
No. 8. Ash. Trail, Ii. Shircliff, j. f.
uartly.
No. 8. II. B. Elbiu, John Fletcher,
Matthias Dean.
No. 10. Jas. Chisholm, VIM. Waltz,
G b. Lee.
No. IL JAS. Dewitt, S. P. Livcngood,
Jonas Becghley.
No. II. Rhind Shaffer, J. d. Thomas,
f. w. Hall.
No. 13. q. F. shryer, Reuben Axe,
Casper Cassan
No. IA. Cornelius w. Savage, J..
Brady, William Browniae.
No. Is. Ralrh Thases, johnson While
Joseph Friend.
Ne. 10. JcsR Douglas, Jas. Sew &,
John fso's>.
TIE srst hapsd ia each District Is
thc returu Judge,
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An OLD PRINTER AND VETERAN.
Robert Carr, printer, now s3 years of
age, read the Declaration of 1ndepen-
dence before the veterans of 1872 in
Philadelphia, OH the 4th Of July. Col.
G. was an apprentice Of Benjamin Frank
lin. His memory and eye sight are as
good az they were any years ago; and
he still supports himself BY manual labor.
He was with General Scott in the war of
1912 and is said to be the only surviv-
ing officer of the U. s. Infantry with
which he was connected in that war.
Col. Carr has relatives residing in Balti-
more, and was here oil d visit few years
ago, and appeared as sprightly as a young
man of thirty years.
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CHEsApEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-We
are indebted to the President Of the ca
nal. Alfred Spates, Esq, for ccpy of
his report made to the Stockholders on
the 9Th of june last. We learn from
the report that the tolls accruing to the
Company for the year ending December
3lst, 1868. were 1854, 9a8, 26, being
500, 1922 in excess of the preceding
year. The total revenue for the came Pc
riod was $163. 024.10. aud the expenses
$102, 591.22, showing an excess of rev.
enue of 500, 432.S8 more than the ex-
penses. Had it not been for the raid
last year the sum WOULD probably have
been increased $4,000.
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Jxpon1Asr Acrros OF THE Fnrscn Gov

IMPORTANT AcrIos OF THE FRENCH Gov
rnyMEsr.-The representations Of Mf.
DAYTON in regard to permitting war ses-
slcs to be built in French ports have been
crowned with success. The advices re-
ceived from Paris announce that the
Freheh government has positively forbid
den the sailing of the Yeddo and Ozakka
for the Southern States and as the yes.
sells are not at all suitable for commercial
purposes, the company owning them now
hopes to sell them either to the govern
ment Of Denmark or Peru N. ]. Post
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HARVEST. Our farmers have been for
some days busily engaged in harvesting.
The wheat does not yield as toarh in
quantity as last year, bat it is said to be
heavier and Of fine quality. III conse-
quence of the drought it is fes+ed that
the oats will be lost. The corn locke
we'll, notwithstanding the dry Weather:
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MuJTARy Execution, On Thursday
night last, Lieutenant VIM. Shearcr was
deliberately murdered by Frnucis Giles
pic, of Co. b. 18th New York Cavalry,
while en- route via the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad from Parkersburg to this city.
lie was tried by a military commission
on Saturday, found guilty and sentenced
to be hung on Monday. The execution
took place near Rose Hill Gem etery at FIVE
o'clock p. M, which was witnessed by
large number of persons, He was ac-
companicd from the Jail by the Rev. Faith
err Brennan, of St. Patrick's Church, his
spiritual adviser, Basil r. Garlitz. Sher-
if. and the Provost Marshal of this city,
Capt Pierpont lie assembled the gal
lows with firm step, and listened to the
reading of the death-warrant by the Pro-
vost Marshal, with composure. He then
lnclt with Father Brennan in earnest
PRAYER. lie then arose, and in firm
voice remarked, Il forgive everybody
from the bottom of my heart, and pray
God to forgive me. May the stars and
stripes never be tranrled upon" He
was then checrcd by some of the bystan-
,lers. His arms and feet were then pin
toned, he was placed on the trap, the
moose adjusted about his neck the white
cap drawn over his face, and the trap
fell. His neck was not broken by the
fall, and he struggled very much. After
hanging about twenty -ive minutes he was
pronounced dead by an army surgeon
Ills remains were inferred few yards
from the scafold. Gillespie was but "a
years of agc:sand leaves young wife in
Syracuse, New York.
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A NUMEROUS PRoeExr.-Mrs Msgda-
line Gregor, who recently died in Frank
lin county, Pa, was one hundred years
and one month did. She counted nine
children, thirty One grand children.
thirty-seven great grandchildren. and
six great great grand-children-making
a total living posterity of one hundred and
three, representing five generations.
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Over Eight Per Cent Interest

in currency, and are of equal convenience rs a
permanent or temporary investment.
II Is bc,ieved that no securities offer so great
Inducements to lenders as the various de-
scriptions Of [. S. Bonds. liz all other forns
of indebtedness, The Faith or ability Of private
parties or stock companies or separate commu-
mites only is pledged for payment, while for
the debts of the United States the whole prop
ertv of the country is holden TO secure Tie pay
went of both principal and interest in coin
These Bonds may he subscribed for i'll suns
from $50 up to any magnitude, on tue same
terms. aud are made equally available to the
smallest lender and the largest capitalist They
and the holder will have the benefit of the in
icrcSt..
II may he useful TO state in this connection
that the total Funded Debt OF the United States
on which the interest is pavahlcn gold, Oh the
ID day OF March, 1864, was S7Gs, 800, 900. The
interest on this debt for the coming fiscal year
will he SIS. o37, l26, While the customs revenue
IN gold for the current fiscal year, ending June
3oth 1861, has been so far ut the rate Of over
800 900, 900 per annum.
1t will be seen that even the present gold
revenues Of the Government are largely in ex-
cess of the wants of the Treasury for the pay
mcnt of cold interest, while the recent increase
of the tariff will doubtless raise the annual re-
GENTS from the customs on the same amonrt of
importations to SltO 600, 900 per annum
Instructions to the National Banks acting as
loan agents were not issued from the United
State Treasury until March 26, but i'll the first
three weeks Of April the subscriptions averaged
more than Ten MILLIONS \ WEEK.
Subscriptions will be received by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BALTIMORE,
MD.
FIRST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ID. c.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or CARLISLE,
PA.
And by all National Banks.
which are dcpositarics of Public money, and
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout tie country, (acting AZ agents OF
the National Depository Banks, will furnish
further information on application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRI-
BEERS. May l2--3m
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Ills Fast S,if,s,'seding at Other
Coffee.

This Coffee has been used for more than II
century in Paris, and since its introduction IN
to this country it has been in use by some OF
the leading French Restaurants here. The IA
rsians are said to be the hest judges 81 coffee;
and the great fay or in which it is held by them
is the best recommendation that can tc produ-
ccd for its fine flavor and healthy elects upon
the human system.
We put ,p but ore ytuhe of this Coffee, and
that is of n quality that our customers have
found from experience will give perfect salts
faction and Meet all the dciianns Of that
trade. II is the lowest price that " An rec
ommend
We do all our businesson the n,osl extensive
scale, buy by the cargo and SILL ut only two
cents per pound profit.
! We nut IN this Coffee IN Barrels ONLY, Of l35
! Pounds each This method OF putting it up
saves from 2 TO cents per pound TO the cor
sumer, and by its beng in large quantity it
retains its fine favor much longer i'll this form
! than in any other. We send with each barrel
/ Show Cards, Circulars ard Post ers, TO assist
| the deAlef 10 Introduce II TO h's customers
We h1pe tut c,.storcrs viii take paths to have
them well posted up and distributed, MS it will
| he TO their advantage to do so.
/ This Coffee we warrant TO give perfect salts
faction and if it docs not please, the purchaser
I has the privilege of returning the whole or any
part of il within 60 days, and having his money
refunded together with all the expenses of trans
portalon both ways
/ We issue n Price Circular of our TEAS and
CoFFEEs, which we are glad to send free to all
who wish it. Consumers of Coffee should en-
auire for the French BREAKFAST and Dinner Off
fee and DE sure that it was purchased OF the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
INpoRTEns AND JonEEHs,
IS l. 81 NESEY STREET, y. y.
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ORDERED Orr.-Dr Geo. Stubble6eld
and DR. Robert McKaig left on the Wes-
tern train yesterday morning, we UNDER
stand by order Of the Provost Marshal
of this city. Where they have gone we
do not know. Several other persons have
been ordered of.
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CANAL BoATs DESTROYED. Under
stand that thirty-fve boats have been dc,
stroyed by the rebels on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, and that nnetcensDt
them we're loaded with coal
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Attention. Tax Payers.

THE undersigned having completed
l. his tax books for 1894, has entered upon
the discharge of his official duties. His oiiict
is Immediately over the Allegany cuaaly Bank,
and adjoining the law office Of Jacob Brn" y,
Esq, where he or his deputy, J. l.. Townshcnd,
will ut all times be found, except when out col
Letting. Tax Payers are advised to pay the'i
taxes speedily, MS they will he entitled TO de-
duction OF five per cent. upon State tax ioI
prompt payment. :. l.. TUWNSllEND,
Jane 3o--lm. Collector.
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General Brown. commanding the district
Of Central Missouri. has organized, Under
General Rosecrans's recent order. 5000
citizens for protection against guerrillas.
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Ex.Gov. Andrew Ii. Reeder died at
his residence in Easton, Pa. at an early
hour on the morning Of the 9th instant,
after short illness.
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At Pittsburg ON the 4th, man named
Huestou, in carclcssly handling pistol,
acciiently discharged it and shot his wife
dead.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-07-14

THE funeral of Isaac Daniels, aged 100
years, the last of the Revolutionary sol
diers resident in New York, tuck place
Thursday.
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Colonel Billy Wilson. Of ths New
York Wilson Zuoaves who was reported
killed, is not dead Both bis legs we're
broken and his head bruised He is ssi]
to be improving.
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The Idaho gold mines are said to.haye
played out" Fortunes are no longer
to be found there.
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From JONATHAN HOVER. rso

4 Vel hmo~m and Hghiy Respectable Gentle
nun.
CLEARspnNG. WASH Co., Md. Sept. Is, 1850
Gcatisnen This is to certify that during
the last fftccn IL twenty years have been AZ
htcted with severe affection Of the lungs, and
that after trying many remedies 10 little or no
purpose, | was induced to purchase of YOUR
agent in this place, (Mr. A. j. Kershncr) u
bottle of DE-. Wisiar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
which has proved to be all it has been recon-
'nended. hope all who are afflicted in sim
liar thahncr will try tic virtues of this grca,
meaitinc.
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tbs uHer.most parts Of the earth are
suproecd no be the parts where there are
the most Women.
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u. s. 1910 BONDS.

I These bonds are issued under the Act of Con-
grcss If March sth, 1864. which provides that
all Bonds issued under under this Ate shall be
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by or under any
state or municipal authority. Subscriptions to
these Bonds are received in United States notes
or notes of National Banks. They are TO DE
REDEEMED IN COIN, at the pleasure of the
Government, at any period not less than ten nor
.-sre than forty gears from their date, and until
their redemption FIvEPER CENT. INTEREST
WILL BE PAID IN COIN, on Bonds Of not
over one hundred dollars annually and on all
other Bonds semi-annually. The interest is
payable on the first days Of March and Scptcm-
Der in each year.
Subscribers will receive eithtt Registered OF
| Coupon Bonds as they may prefer. Register
ed Bonds are recorded on the books of the I.
S. Treasurer, and Can be transferred only on
the owners .rticr. Coupon Bonds are payable
TO 5earrr. and ATE mufc cenvrhicnt for com'
mcrcial uscs.
Subscribers 10 this loan will have the option
of having their Bonds draw interest from Marcf
LIST. by paving the accrued interest in coin
Tor in United States notes, or the notes of Ma
tiona Banks adding fi1y per cent for pre-
MUM or receive them drawing Interest IRON
the date of subscription and deepest. Ae tl'cs'
Rnuiis arm
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Major Gen. Franklin has gone to the
army Of the Potomac for duty, at the re-
quest of Gen. Grant
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There were 571 deaths in New York
last week, an increase of 124 Oh the NOR
tality of the week previous.
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CANNOT BE DISCREDITED.

The Rev. JACOB SECHLER
Well known and much respected among the
German population in this country, makes the
following settlement for the benefit Of tic at
aictcd
ilssortn, Pa, FRI l6, 1859
Dear Srs Having realized in my family
important benefits from the use of your val
liable reparation-WISTARS BAiSAM OF
WILD CHERRf-it affords me pleasure to re-
commend il to the public. Some eight years
ago one of my daughters seemed to be in Il de-
cline, and little hopes of her recovcry were
entertained. then procured bottle of your
excellent Balsanl, and before she tsd taken the
whole of the contents of the bottle three was
great Improvement in her health I have in
fly individual case, made FREQUENT use of youi
valuable medicine and haee always been hen
Fitted by t.
JACOB SEcULEE.
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Some people rise With tho lark" We
had rather rise with gold.
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Te COnsumptives.

CoifuTrtlse sufferers will receive avalua-
prescription for the cure of Consumption Asth-
ma. Bronchitis, aud all Throat and Lung affec-
ttisns, (frcc of charge by sending their address
Rev. Il: A. WILSON.
williamsburch,
King, Co. New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEL MBOLD'S EXTRA CT BUCHL,
THE GREAT Dit RETIC.
HELMDOLDS EXTRACT BuCuU.
THE GREi r DTERE1IC.
HEL .NBOL D'S EXTRA or BECHi.
THE GREAT UIURET1C.
HELMBOI.DS EXTRACT BUCIC.
THE GRE1 T. DIt'RET'IC.
And a positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases
Of the
BLADDER, ou..;. v,., Kidneys,
Gravel, ''s'"'' Dropsy,
And all diseases of the Urinnry Organs.
See Advertisement in another Column. Cut ii
out, and send for The Medicine at once.
BEwABE Or cuuxrEREEIrs.
july lt-lm.
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Whoever is honorable and candid, hon.
est and courteous; is Il true gentleman,
learned or unlearncd, rich or poor.
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4 GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous
~ Debility, lncompetency, Prema.ur Decay
and Youthful Error, actuated BY a desire 10
benefit others, will be happy to furnish 20 all
who need it, free Of eharge), the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy used
IN his case. Those wishing To profit By his *
renee, and possess Valuable Remedy, will
resledl, by addressing JOHN b. OGDEN
seNa!i9eet ,Nc-.Ncnu rft.sr SAY
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Order Of Ratification.


George Riscr, In the Circuit Court
VS.. for Allegany County
Henry D. Wineow, and as a Court of Equity.
Mary II Wineow J No l423, Chancery.
nRDERED, this 22nd day of June,
" 1864, by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Allegany county as a Court of Equity, that
the sales made and reported BY Jacob Brown,
Trustee for the sale of the real property de-
creed to be sold in the above case he ratified
and oonfrmed unless cause to the contrary there
Of be shown on or before the 18th day of July
next: Provided n copy Of this order be inscr-
ted in some newspaper printed in the city ct
Cumbcrlond once in each of three successive
weeks before the said day
The report states the amount Of sales TO be
SlG22.
II RESLEY, Clerk
True copy Test
H. RESLEY, Clerk.
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Order Ratification Nisi

Order Ratification Nisi
In the matter of the sale In the Orphans
of the real estate of Court of Allegany
VIM. Wright, decd. county.
InRDERED this 2sth day of June,
" 1864 that the sale made and reported by
Josiah Englar, executor Of William Wright,
deceased, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 10th day of August next, provided
a copy of this order be inserted in some news
paperr printed in the city of Cumberland once
in each Of three successive weeks before the LIST
day Of August next.
The Report states the amount of sale, to be
Sl94. 600
True copy, Tcst-GEO. W. HOOVER,
june Cow Register.
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800 Acres ofLand,

most Of il cleared well fenced in good order,
with two dwelling houses, and suitable out
houses, and fine Saw Mill on it.
It is about three miles from the Caral by y
good road and the same distance foiflhe Turn
pike. There is plenty Of good timber con-
vehieht.
Possession given Il, once.
WILLIAM WALSH
L. lnr,hn /
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OPTHCAL.-We arr gra,ilicd to be able
10 state that numerous persons in the city VINO
have purchased spectacles of Mr.. folachck are
much pleased with them, as they give entire
satisfaction. Mr.. r. has a high reputation as
:. reliable Optician, and will warrant any aTti'
Gle he offers for sale, He Inserts artificial Eyes
without pain. lie keeps Microscopes, Tcle-
scopes, Marine and Opera Glasses, and sells
very cheap. Ofiirc in the Book Store under the
St Nicholas Hotel for few days long .-j7tt
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Exempt from Municipal or State
Taxation.

thrir value is ngrtasrd rum ono tn three pct
cent. per annum, according to the rate of tax
lrriss in various parts of the country.
At the present rate Of premium on gold they
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Fr1ia Hon. john h. .Smiii, a Distiasvish.a
La~yeF R Hesfmiasttr, No
have on several occasions used DR. WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for Sc
we're solids, and always with decided bencfit--
Know OF no preparation that is more etica-
cions or moro deserving of general use
Tho BalSam has also bcen used with excel
Tent effect by J. Il. Elliot Merchant. Hairs
Cross Roads. Nd.
Wistafss BaIsaM Of Wild Cherry.
None geruire unless signed L. BUTTS, on
the rrnTper.
FoR SAFE ny
J. ?. DtNSMORE, No. 43l Broadway, n. J..
s. ". F0WIE 4 Co: Proprietors. Boston.
! And by all druggists. Nays, '64-ly
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4 NY WIDOW, or PARENT, Or Or
1APHAN, or BROTHER, or SISTER of any
SOLDIER, SAILOR, or MARINE, KILLED,
or whp has DIED in the service of the United
States who desires NlNErY-STX DOLLARS
lS96) year PENSION, from ONE HUNDRED
TO ELEVENHUNDRED AND NINETY-FftE
DOLLARS (Sl195) CASH BOUNTY, and all
the hftears Of pcy due him should call at once
or write to JCSEPHE. DEWITT Il COMPANY
No. 427 WALNUT St., THE MILITARY 4
NAVAL AGENCY, PHILADELPHIA.
Also, Late Pay, County, City, Ward, or
other Bounty, &C., IL there is any dtt. Apply
either in person or by letter.
may2G.
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Wistaf's BaIsa IN Of Wild chevy
SEGARs AND TORACCC

THe snsst brands Of robaccoan segar.fr
L sale ehenrby
aprilo R.hMcRBIs. war; oss,
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GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY

to ID strictly Tea business, but as We haVe
had stjpe customers living at a distance that
have relied upon US to supply them exclusively
with Tea and tc'fee; it being inconvcnient for
them to cv.te to NtE York, TIE GREAT TEA
AsD Cotf4.E EMroRiuh tf this country--and as
uuf Ten faster was ptasesscd of information
relatias to CoifAs lust could lie furnished at
moderate price, aha give. universal setisfac
ton. at the same titAe affttd tile rttliler Il
handsome proft-zSb h@fe fbech compelled tG
BECOME so POPULAR With our customers
and their sales have increased TO such an ex-
tent that we have been compelled 70 make
large additions 10 our machinery, which VIII
enable us TO supply II few more customers with
IT.. We will therefore send il to those who may
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-07-14

ritlZE MONEY. A full list of ALL
l. PRIZES PAYABLE TO DATE can be seen
at the offices. These and all other claims
against the Government promptly collected.
JOSEPH DEWITT 4 COMPANY.
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