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NIARRIED.

on the 10th instant. by the Rev. G. Henry vos-
seller, Nr. MICHAEL IIrMMLER and Miss WuuELxIs.
ZilMEgMAN, both Of this city.
On the 10th instant, by the Rev. A. Baush, Mr..
H. W. IlIMELwRIGHr, to Miss MARTHA ME1rs. ali OF
Allegnny county.
August LIST, by the Rev. S. W. Sears, STEPHEN
". grace, to FANNY L. BauE, both Of Hampshire
county, West Va
August 3rd, by the same. SILAs VI. STARxEY, Of
Wctzel county, West Va, to ELzu C. B.AcrurRs
Of Hampshire county, West Va.
August 9TH, 10y the same, Henry A. SPIEsE to
ANNA SMITH both ofths city.
August 10Th, by the same JAMES L. Rrcroa, Of
Piedmont, West Va, TO JOSEPHINE WHITE of this
city.
August 10th. by the same,, WILLIAM WARWICK TO
Susan DAWSON, both of Allegany county.
In Frederick, ON the 18th July, bv Rev J. Ducy
Moory ar. DAD D SHEARaR Of Allegany county,
nf rnje .'gi-rn
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a SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We can consc,en-
tiously recommend to those suffering from a
distressing cough. DR.. Strickland's Mellifuous
Cough Balsam 1t gives relief almost instan-
taneous. and is withal not disagreable to the
taste. There is no doubt but the MelliHuous
Cough Balsam is |; one of the best preparations
in use, and is all its proprietor claims for it.
We have tried it during the past week, and
found relief from most distressing cough
1t is prepared DR.. trickll nd, North East
Fourth Street. Cincinnati Ohio and for sale
by Druggist. ... 49,.
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ESTATE OF DANIEL HOEHsTEDLER
DANIEL IIOEHsTEDLER
To Cons,l,,,ptiyes.

SUFFERERS WITH CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
- bronchitis, or any disease of the Throat or
Lungs will be cheelfnlly furnished without ,hargc,
with The remedy by the of which the Rev. Ep-
WARD y. WILSON, Of Williamsburg, New Pork, was
completely restored to health, after having suffered
several years with that dread disease, Consumption.
To ConSumptive sufferers, this remedy is worthy
Of an Immediate tlial. 1t will cost nothing. and
may be the means of their perfect restoration -
Those desiring the same will please address REv
EDWARD A. WILSON. los South Second Street,
Williams burgh Kings County, New York.
Aug. 10, 1868. TT.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.
THE Commissioners under the New School
l law having dnly orgamizel. mike the following

TIME Commissioners under the New School
L law having duly organized, make the following
announcements .
Schools in the Frostburg district will he in sre
cial charge Of Rc; q. PEalScHIEF. Of Mt Savage
President of the Board Schools in the Oakland
district under RALrH THtYER, Commissioner
Grantsvlc district, Rev. R!cuAHp LAZARUS, Com'r
Wes,ernport district, Mai, ALEX. SHAW, Ccmr'-
Flinstone district JASPER RoDiNETTE, Com r.
Cumberland district, f. $ 2EvELY, Com'r.
The Schools will open the first day of September
and all public school houses inthe county now pass by
law into the charge ofthiS Board Of Commissioners
In districts where there are public school hoses
the Commissioners desire To he informed of suitable
houses or rooms that may be had temporarily for
school purposes. ...'..
Teachers and Others wishing information can mp
ply 70 the President orany member of the Board.
The next meeting of the Board will be held in
Cumberland, Tuesday, August l5
Further announcements will be made in due time
BY order Of the Board,
E. S. ZEVELY.
" n 1865 Secretary,
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The CANAL.-Thc fates nrc still avcrse tc
the successful operation of this thoroughfare
and we have to record another break of rather
o serious nature. A few days since some forty
or fifty feet Of the towpath was washed away
to the depth of ten feet below the bed of the
canal. This occurred JUS, below Evitts Or eek
oply about four miles from this city, and it
will require five days to repair it.
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OF Jdnuais
Markets are better supplied with country pro-
duce than for some time past, but prices still con
tinue firm without mach change.
Family Flour brings Sl250, Extra Sll to Sll,
so, Super6ne $40 to $40. 5O--and the demand is
good.
Chop in slight demand at 81 10 to So per cwt
Wheat is in very good demand at 81 per bushel
Rye Sl'62. Oats IS to s5c., and Corn ST. 30
Meal is scarce nj $500.
Batter in good demand at 30 to IS cts.
Eggs are still to be had at IS cts.
Chickens have advanced to 81.
Bacon has strong upward tendency and since
our last quotation Shoulders have advanced to 90
cts Sides Is cts. Hams IS to 40 cts.
Herring SlS rer barrel ....
Sugar remains unchanged; prices steady at 25
for refined and 10 TO 10 cents for brown
MolaSses &c cents; Golden Syrup 81. 40; Salt, G.
A. $3.50 per sack Fine 81 so.
Whistey unchanged >Sacs of rectif ed at 81. 9o
Rye at $50 to $500.
Potatoes in excellent demand at So per busheI.
Hay is in good demand, but the supply is fully
quail and prices remain unchanged at ST. per ton.
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FIRE.-At o'clock yesterday morning. a
fro broke out in the principal building OF
WIrnEEs' Steam Tannery on North Centre
street The flames were subdued in time to
save the most Of the contents of the
building. The entire loss win probably not
amount to more than $1,000, which is fully
covered by insurance The fire was accideu-
tai.
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SHERIFFALTY

70 the Independent Voiers Of Aiiegany County,
I OFFER myself to your consideration as a cand
i date for Sheriff at the approaching election. j
successful, the duties of the office will be discharged
with impartiality. ......
ELIJAH FULLER.
Cumberland August 8, lS65.-te";
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@We are pleased to announce to our
numerous readers that Rev. DR.. SEIss, who
was for number of years pastor of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church of this city, will
preach III that edifco on Sunday next. The
announcement of Mr.. SErss' presence will be
sufficient to Gil the church. .'ia' st
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To the Voters of A!legany County.

4 the solicitation of many friends in various
"A portions of the County, I respectfully an
nouncc myself as Candidate for the Office of Sher-
iff of Aleganv County; ut the ensuing eleciion--
Subject to the decision however, of the Union Nom
mating Convention.
DANIEL DUNCAN
July oO.--tc .-
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New Books! New hooks! :!
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IN Uncle Toms Cabin.
ST.. Phillip, by the anthor Of Rut!edge.
Hugh Worthngton by Mrs Holmes.
Mildred Askc by Mrs Wood
Husbands and Homes by Marian lIarland
Lovers and Thinkers by j. V. Gordon
Superior Fishing hy r. b. Roosevelt
Looking Around by 4. S. Roc
The Squihot Papers 10y John Phoenix
The Nations Tribute to Abraham Lincoln
Nambergs Travels in Central Asia
The Parricdc or the Doom of the Assassin
The House of Elmer. novel
Theo Leigh, by Annie Thomas
The Trial OF the Assassins and conspirators
The iom Lieutenant b. Oliver Optic
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Gotcy's Lndy's Book, Lady Friend
ictcrsons Magazine for August
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EDIToR OF CIVILIAN

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to say to the readers of your paper that will send
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with full directions for making and using q simple
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that will enable them to start full growth of Lux
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thirty days. All applications answered by return
mail without charge, Respectfully yours, 20 "
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! HEREBY announce myself rs a candidate for
the next SherFlty of Allegany County, and it
elected, pledge myself TO discharge the duties ofthc
office to the best of my ability faithfully ard i'm
partially. JNO. W. TAYLOR.
Cumberland June este
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/ HEREBY announce my self candidate for
L the Sheriffalty of ANegany County at the ensuing
election, and, it elected, promise TO discharge the
duties of my Office to the best Of my ability, faith
fully and npartially.
sol n HANSON WILLISON.
July 20, lsG5-tc.U
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WHISPERS! WHISPERS +!

Do you want Whtskers or Moustaches? Our Gre
clan Compound will force them to grow on thu
smoo,hest face or chin or hair bald leads, in 81,
Weeks Price 81 0O--3 packages for $500. SEN
by mail anywhere closely sealed, receipt of price
Address, WARNER CO.,
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Anr II '65-ly
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay of Warm
ing and instruction for Young Men--published by
the Howard Association, and sent free of charge in
sealed envelopes Address, DR.. ]. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Phila. Pa.
Feb 8 '65-ly
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A NEW FEArURE.-Our enterprising friend
MICHAEL O'NEAL, Esq, is now building on
tho corner of Centre, Liberty and Harrison
streets, large and commodious establishment
for the purpose of packing beef and pork
His slaughter house will be outside of the city
limits, and sufficiently convenient for the easy
transfer of the meat when ready for curing.
Mg. O'NsAL proposes to carry on this bust
mesa in all its branches. and we are satisfied
that he will meet with the success he deserves
When his establishment gets in full operation
our citizens will be enabled to procure at all
times any thing they may want in the way of
meats from a sugar cured ham down to
genuine bologna sausage, and we will guaran-
bee these to be the best in the market.
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JOHN w. SHAFFER

~ District No. . (Selbysport) will he candi-
Y date for the next Sherifilty of Ailegany coun-
ty-sntlect to the decision of the Union nominating
Convention. July 81, 1866 tc.
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IL The Court House is being reftted and re-.
paired inside. and the improvement promises
b be an agreeable one. i,.s.
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EyThe Cumberland City Bank has been
converted into toe Second National Bans If
cumSeflaud' -
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DSAru o? Jup3g SMIrH-We are called
upon to-day to chronicle the cad death of Hon
JAxzg SMITH, Judge of the Circuit Court for
this county He fell dead from his horse on
Monday afternoon, while riding in the yicinity
orMr. SrSgLs's house, on the old National
Road, few miles from this city. The cause
WAS disease Of the heart. Nh. Smith was an
old and highly respected citizen of this place,
and his death is mourned by a large colnmu-
nifty. He was Isst fall elected Judge of the
Circuit Court. to serve fifteen years.
The Governor will appoint Judge to serve
until the election in November, when another
will be elected.
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May 25-ly.

WHISPERS Those wishing a fine set. of
whiskers, n nice noustache, or beautiful head of
glossy hair will please read the card of THOMAS
f. CHAPMAN in another part of this paper.
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Internal Revenue .sUi.ce.
Office Of Collector of Internal Revenue,
FOURTH DISTRICT Of MARYLANU,'
CUMBERLAND ArGusT 2 lSs5

CUMBERLAND, ArGusT 2, 1865.
y CONFORMITY with the Act OF. Congress, enti,le,
n IAN act 10 provide Internal Revenue to suppor
u" government, TO pay interest on the public deb
and Tor Other purposes, approved June }Dth 1864
rs amcnlcl ny The net of March I'd, 1868, incudin4
sections renting 10 the collection Of Internal Revt-
nue., from other Acts, approved March 3rd 1866
the assessor for the 4th District of MARYLAND hi,
THIS day returned 10 ne the ANNUAL COLLEC-
TON LIST for the year S6j, containing ~, es s.
meats Ct Licenses, billiard Tables Carriages, Piano
Fortes, Cold and Silver Plate, Gold Watches etc
for the year ending May lat, 1866, and Duties on
Incomes Of the year 1904 .I..
NOTICE is THEREFORE, GIVEN TO persons So
assessed in hLLEGANY County, tha, the TnYcs
and Duties, stated on said List are due AMI payu-
he; aud Tint will attend In person or By Deputy,
~ this Office, daily. (eXccpt Thursdays) until the
3lsi day Of August 1850 inclusive, to receive the
.U!nc.
Demand for payment Of said Taxes and Duties,
with fec Of twenty cents and four cents for each
mile travelled in serving the Stiuc will b" sent By
mail, or cti at the dwelling usta place OF bust
ness q! every person ncglcc.ng to pay within tie
time specified and If stid Taxes and Duties and
the fec and mileage aforesaid, &c not paid within
ten daysafer the mailing or service OF said demand
the law rcsrrihcs that Election Of the same with
penalty Of TEN per centu,u additional upon the
amount of duties (Which will be exacttd in all
eases, shall be enforced by Dstrtint and Sale of
The goods, cha,;e's and property, aud rights to pro-
pertE. real and personai, Of Deiinquents Persons
exercising or CARRYING any trade, business or pro-
leaa'on without the requisite Licehse, besides being
iiaric 70 the payment of the Tax are subject TO a
Fine of five hundred dollars and Imprisonment for
two wears, for each offence.
~ Excise Taxes must he paid in u. s. money
Office hours o L. IN. to o c,ork p. m.
FREDERICK SCHLEY, Collector.
y. S. FROST, Deputy Collector, I'd Division. 4th
District Nd. [aug. 10, 1865 At.
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hNJL1T NJ ItII.
NOTICES. hereby given to all whom it may
l ! concern that the undersigned intend to apply
to the Commissioners of Allcgauy County, at their
meeting in October next, for county Road. com.
mencing at SANDY Flat "a point of the County
Road on top OF Hoop-polc known by that nance to
II G. Davis Saw Mill, on Deep Creek and from
thence TO in,crscct the County Road leading to Oak
land uear Crab,rec Run.
II. G. DAVIS,
JOHN RILEY,
.... WIN. SIMS,
Lnlv o. lSHl.lm And others.
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EXCELSIOR Restaurant This establish
nent is destined to be one OF the institutions
Of the city. and it undoubtedly deserves such
pre-cmincnce. Messrs, FERGUSON and CRuzEN
have fitted up this building at an immense
cost, and in style equal to anything in the
State Of Maryland. Baltimore city cannot
bosst of finer saloon. 1t is refreshing to
ap inside Of it. and one feels 10th to leave
its cool rooms these sultry days. In q few
days the establishment will be opened to the
public. and many thirsty mortal will be re-
srcshed within its luxurant portals. Every
thing necessary for the qualification of the
inner man can be found here. wines, liquors,
choice brsndcs Of cigars, and all kinds fgane
/. makes our mouth water to think Of it
Lets 60 to the Excelsior, AMI take cobbler
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE (!
Valuable Recipes.

Editor Of Ciriiidn and 7eiecralh.
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the readers of your paper that will send, by retuir
NAIL to all who wish it free recipe with fall di-
rcctions for making and using n simple Vegetable
Balm that will etIectually remove in ten days, PIN
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the Skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth and
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! will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces simple directions and information,
that will enable them to start full growth of Lux
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thirty days.
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Aug lU--Gt,
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COM NJ ERCTAT,.

Business in the city during the past week has
been reasonably active, and good for the season OF
the year.
Canal operations have been quite limited because
of the break which has some effect towards stagna-
ting business. During the month 2lo boats have
cleared this port for Georgetown, carrying 22,62l
tons of Coal to Market and since the LIST of Janua-
ry, 1897 boats have cleared, carrying l73, 40s.ll
tons. -.. ~ ''-.f
The demand for coal continues good and prices
arc firm. Run-of-niue at Locust Point brings 81
20 81 rs.
The following shipments have been made over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad during the week
Aroust 12ih.
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Sugar Cured Hams, Dried Beef
and Tongues.

A lot Of fine Sugar Cured Hams, Dried Beef an
n Tongues, just received and for sale by
HARRISON B JENKINS
jsNuasy 5 isss,
l---.t. 1850
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NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with
\ the law, the Officers of Registration for Glades
District No. % will meet as follows: U
+ ALVIN. WALTZES on the 9Th and 9th DAYS of
August, and 9TH and 9th days of September; at
Jacob Yontzes on the i5th and 10th days of August
and the 18th and 18th days of September at James
Chisholm, Seniors Mills, the I'D and 23rd DAYS
of August, md on the 10th and 20tb day Of Septcm-
her; and at Bethlehem Church on the Goth aud 30,h
days of August and will sit on each of the above
named days from O'Clock A. NJ. until o clock,
p. W., each dav for the purpose of registering the
names of the voters of said district.
G. S. LEE.
July H. 1865. st.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Jy ri, 1861
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GEORGE A. HOFFMAN,
ROBERT II. MCCLEAVG,
July 81, 1865. Officers of Registration.
Observation-Disclosures No. 7.

WE, the undersigned, regularly commissioned
w Officers of Registration, agreeable to Act of
General Assembly Of Maryland, passed March 2i;h,
to he registered voters Of District T. of Allegany
County, that we will he in session at Oldtown on
Tuesday and Wednesday. the 9Th and 9th days Of
August next, and each Tuesday and Wednesday
following until the 10th day ofSeptember next from
o clock, a. m, till o clock, p. m for the pur-
pose OF registering the names of all legal voters OF
said District. JOHN HARTLEY,
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V. A. BUCKLEY
WIN. WICKARD,
JOHN SCHILLING,
July 20, ls65.st Officers of Registration.
Observation-Disclosures No. IA.

NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance
| Y with the law, the Officers of Registration for
sang Run District No. IA, Allegany county, Mary
land, will meet at D. II. Friends on the Tues
day and Wednesday in every week frcm the first
Monday in August to the third Wednesday in Sep
TENDER inclusive and will sit on each of the above
named days from o'clock, a. m. till o'clock, p.
m, for the purpose of registering the names of the
voters of the said District.
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TO LADIES.
DR.. Harvey's Female Pills,

If you require reliable remedy to restore yot
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14
Nrw Yosx Nov. 3.

The H1ss3 Washington special dispatch
says the appointment Of General Fitzpatrick,
a. Minister to Chill, will not result in the i'm
mediate supercedure Of the present excellent
representative q Santiago, Hon. T. n. VIII
son. The General has three months leave
Of absence TO visit Europe. First he viii visit
Spain probably and come to An understanding
with the Queen ~ to our position with refer
enee 10 TIE agrsssions of f6paia upon Chill,
thence to South America, prepared to main
tain he 6enity d - impostant mission.
Gen. John A. Logan kas been sent On q
Hiission TO Japan It ID understood that hs
saccept&TJo tEsk n~gev rv.1
Among the heavy war accounts now being
settled By the government Is that Of - r
Sanford, of New York, for the charter money
Of three steamers, amounting to eight hundred
thousand dollars
The governor Of South Carolina addressed
. letter TO the Secretary Of the Treasury ask
ing that that State haye the privilege Of ss-
Stunning direct tax levied by Congress aud that
the same may be paid in South Carolina
bonds. He alleges that the State is much
impoverished and cannot meet the tax imme-
diately.
No action has been taken on the letter BY
the Secretary ofthe Treasury.