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Notice TO Merchants and
Shippers.

NO RECEIPTS FOR GOODS FOR SHIPMENT
oser The n. 3 c., 7id q. a ~ " Rniroais
III b. ren by any agent or Gle i a. tre a lereuf
deuOts and Sat ora, uliras every uarEara hes
SLAM shippi1g uazEa- MF|Flt and ca1.ants Of
earh scEsge must also T. plslnig raarted. This
i necosssrY for tie aEeai % ciassIf ne dEsrsnt
finds a goods. AT releipus musf e 10 dupl.eaie.
de rofd reillEluE one. These rules vi BE- sirctig
sdhered % H. d EWING
ts1eu1 freiFht agent, y. a C-aud n. a ". r. X
RashTle, seEt "a lsfa.-sePtzAlm
ea1etla, Press sad Tines, Bsnssg AL psp--la
coy one noah.
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NnZ2R1Z2Zl

~ nseascsl wen and tire press rscomneud DR.
SIN hl-ANn's ANTI CHoL ERA NfNFURE o.
ne oalg ceTis remedy Tor . srrfois snd pFsen'
90. A p a continuation e Astrngeuis. Absor-
hents, stuulsuts. snd Cartuinefivrs md i ~.
ESnied 70 ei''.ci eure Or sll oiner msaas have
falltdi espcCsiiy IN chronic eases.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Pass myers holding Through Tckfts can have
Their baggege checked through 10 destina ion.
Upon arura Of steamers st Cincinnati, convey
ance y be furnished free Of fhBrEe. 70 Hotels ol
Depot. All he y Mail Line Steamers stop at A
a o. ". Raj way Mhar Boat foot Of 9th Street. An
Omnihus and bagEsga Wagln vii o. IN readiness,
uIon anvil Of EYenng usf from Louisville. q
convey pas engers vi Their baggage. free, 20 At
iante and Great Western Railway Depot. "a very
short distance thus iusurng connections
fers a. low, and Time quick as by any other
rcute.
Sc Tickets can he procured IN Cincinnati At the
Northeas. comsr Brosdaay end Fl ut Street, No
30 West Fourth Street, and Al the New ass niger
Depot Cincnnau, Han iiol and Dayton Railway,
aud AZ Irncipai hcss Of Connecting 4 ncs.
&. r. FJLiER Capt BARNEY,
Gen. TckesAeL Pass. Ak't Louisville.
ID. N1clsAREcS
fepl2-u Geuera superintendent.
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Nashville, Tennessee,

A RE RECEIVING AND Rave IN STORE
10 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whskev
- Viewers Monong ihsis Whisky.
~ kgnertscn county
~ Fneold Lincoln eorntv
10 Old Peseh Brsndy, very 6ze
10 Old apple =
10 Fine imported Hennesv Brsg,iv.
Casks Fine star and Crescent PORT Wine
10 Casks sherry Wine, Superior qualitVl
70 Pipes superb Rhine Wine.
80 Csses d"
50 - Weeks Fine Cstswba Vine
W Longworths Sparkling CstaWba Wine.
100 Imported Claret Vine.
10 CASKS Fine jana ca Rum
10 " Imported Bollsnd Sin.
50 Cases genuine Neitchlfsi Absvpfba
10 Casks sunenOr Catswoa Brandy.
100 Barrels Fine n. o sugar.
p fee
Is Bhls and = phls. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
% " Crushed SugBr.
50 Bags Prime Rio Coffee
% Bols and = bis n U Mclassas.
100 Boxes Superior German Sosp.
80 sisr and summer Candles.
100 Starch
zoo Cases asserted hIatches.
100 G Soda
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Ss2E BAY! Agents vsutsd % eel . aeu
sud soadsrul SEWING MACHINE
tns gsF eae.p one licensed Addfstl sHAE 4
CLARK, hiadsioTd, ksins
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100000 Henry Clay Cigars.
5l,0OO Perfection" 90
b0.lOs "Fearo" III, ain vbsie and half J,o,..,
b0,eeO ZIP ToDn do
5000 Tycoon DO
t9G0 andrew Jackson Cigars.
10000 CIV Waxi 40
5000 Star q the West do VERY hns)
5loC0 Washington do
$4,000 Assortasi Brsnd5.
50 bali butts Pocshontas pounds bright Chew
ing Tolnreo
100 Cadtes Strawberry" quarters Tobscco.
20 q" Sway Apple" DO
~ Butts Nav ID
leo Caddies biscr lens. 56
Sunny Side. Saeet owen aad Dew prop Fins Ont
Chewing tobacco.
Fine Cut KilhEnuick smoking Tobacco, 10 pound
bales AMI q" Weed IN vu0ie snd half barrels.
We are the sole Agents for n. Becks
popular
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lee sAMARITAH's
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Puu6er ard Remedy for
scRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, B0ILs, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES. 40.


For SYPHILIS or Veusresl Diseases. the samari-
tsns Root and herb Juices BE- the most potent cer-
tain and sffecusl remedy ever prescribed. II resch-
e. and ersdicates every par1cls Of the venereai POI
son, 50 that the cure d thorough and permanent.
Take then this purifying remedy and he heale5,
and do not transmit % p0sienty that for vhch
you may repent IN alter years.
-- DO NOT BEsP4IRf
Although you may be pronounced incurasle, the
Samarit-n's Root and Herb Juices Will remove
every yesuge Of impurities frcm the system. rs well
IS a ] the bad effects Of Mefcury.
FEAiALEsu FENALEstI
In many sffschous With vhich numbers OF Re
males suffer, the Roo ard Berh Juices most hap
ply aispted q lc6raled Uterus, In Whites, in
bearing doEn. Falling Of ne womb, Deb Ety. asd
for al comp ants Incident 10 the sex. Sent ~ ez-
press. PTice. g per baitls-
Samaritan's Wash,
L. in case Of syphilis used IN eouiuBciion with the
Root ana Rerb Juices Fuil airesnons, Price fay
cent?.
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike acknowl-
edged BY physisiaus md patie, t. They are used
10 ne q s. Hospitals and BY theirreal merit have
gained ihe appreciation o. The most able surgeons
Patient take notice The Ingredient srs Known
% che physiesns who use taelns as you vii see BY
the ioiiuElugs
l.
b tmore, Feb. 2o, lso4-
81 have cssEt sliisfscilol 10 stating tnal have
ed The ssuErta1s Eemedies IoffF en-reai
Lissase IN ~ most cusiou.ary forms that have
used them With Judgment, discretion, and proper
~, AMI have i1uad them resD9nts % my aDticips-
TO promptly snd eiieciual y. kncHlng their
composition, have the fullest coudaence IN their
ediracy, and as iar e. my use Of them extends,
recommend them strongly
ALFRED G. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon 5.h Nes York Vols.
Reader here O. prccf positive Of The value Of
these truly Taiusbe preparations. The old 50 ken
irg and q gusiiug drugs have % give way 10 rene
dies purely geadie, pleasant - The taste, ana A
POSITIVE CURE.
sold ~ " ~ SMITH, Druggists.
Cor Churrh and Vine streets, nashviiie
DESMOND a CO, Prnpuafors
sls Race street, Phi-aielphisi Pa lsep9o-ena
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From Cincinnati.
VIA
Atlantic Great WesiemRaiIWal
-
ihrtF Through Traias leave Cincinnati Daily
LI6HTEIE6 DAY RXPREssi
MORNING EypPReoft


- This is the only route % the Oh Regions o
Pennsylvania The Night Express Leaves eyer
Sunday n ght instead Of HatuId day Night All Other
Trains leave Daily, Sundays excepted.
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A. D. RoGEEz JAS. n. LA, -
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FVashville Tennesgee

% HIDE prime New Olisans snrsr.
% 30 90 Porto Moo sugar.
sd DO DO Cuhs sagsr.
tu Barrels CruElfd an PoFdaraI Hlsar,
-i do Or uuilfed srfar,
10u 90 A. a1d B. Ccfts Sugar.
uH 90 @. eEirs tasorad lnsnts.
sen da lslios auEar-
500 Fnes 80 L Zee
fu Wafa java CoFee.
20 90 fsgurn C1dea
l0 Bags Guges,
lH Rsls Ai.spices
CD Bags PEPPER,
u Barrels MHckefal
EO y tts DO
so hlt8 90
100 boNes Soap.
81 DO 6iscn
loo oo0 Cgsrs. escorted Eranis,
100 b0Eea Caudlss,
100 do RasIas
% Cares Sardnfs
Gin Cases Oyes,
Iou loz Buckals
O. Nosin rurs.
Togsihsr VI ih everything uaually Espi 10 sals
sale Grocery Hol'ss-
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H8-5pecial attention giveu 10 the Purchase and
Sale Of COT ION and az kinds OF Produce
- Goods forwarded with despatch.
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LEAVE LOUISVILLE At iaeoN. and 4ooR.


Cart CARTER. .ROs'T Kelley, Clerk
Tnrough tickets and baggage ebecls on board all
these b5ats-
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Valuable Recipes.

Editor Of Ciriiim aai Tt'sgraPa
DEAR Sm-With your permission, wish 'osay to
tn. readers of your paper that will arhd, ~ return
lra to all Who wish it free recipe with fuil di-
rections for mixing and using II simple Vegetable
Balm, tia, vii! c!ccualy remove, in en day., Pin
pies, Botches, Tam Frccklcs, and all mlurii-' Of
Tie Skin, leaving the soft, clear, smooth and
beautiful.
! will also mail free TO those having Bald Heals
or Bare Faces simple directions and information,
that vii, enable them to start inll growth Of Lux
nrunt Hair, Whislers, Nors.ache, in less than
thirty day.
These recipes are valuable 10 both old and young
and AS they are mailrl 10 ali who need them Fl &c OF
charge thqy are WORTHY the attention o. all who
priac a clear, pure SKIN, or a healthy growth OF
Al applications answered hy return mail, with
out charge. Respectfully yours,
..,.. fn05. F. CHAPNAN,
Chemist and Perflmer, No. 83l BRoADwAy, Y.
Aup loft.
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To COns2lsssssssves.

CUFFEREltS WITH CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
p Bronchitis, or any disease of the Throat or
Lungs. will be cheeifully furnished, without charge
with the remedy by the use of which the Rev Ed
WARD A. WILSON, of Williamsburg, New Pork. was
completely restored to health after having suffered
several wears with that dread disease Consumption
To Consumptive sufferers, this remedy Is"orthy
of an immediate trial. lt+wih cost Loth'ng, ana
may be the nieans of their perfect restoration -
Those desiring the same will please address rE'
EDWARD A WILSON. 165 South Second Street
Williams burgh, .Kirgs County, New York
Aug. 10. 1865. Ct.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

BASE FALL CLCn.-The meeting for the
organization of a Base Ball Club was held at
the National House, on Friday evening last.
The organization will be known as the "Tal-
ly-ho Base Ball Club" The following Off
GERS were elected, viz : CHAs. J. HARRISON,
President; JAMES KEENAN,. Vice President;
WILL. II. LowDGRMILK, Recording Secretary;
THEODORE LuMAN, Cor. Secretary; Dwranr
MoCLEAvE, Treasurer; Arthur SuRIvER,
Scorer. The Club will play every Tuesday
and Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock, ,on their
grounds, below the Mountain City flouse. -
The game OF Base Ball has become National
amusement, and we predict for this club a
prominent place ere long amongst those of
the State Ladies are requested to represent
at these games and give encouragement to
this healthfnl, ma ly, exercise.
On Friday afternoon last a match game
came of between the first aad second nire of
the Tallyho club, at the close of which the
score stood as tolitve:
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EDITOR OF Clvu'As:


DEAR Sin With yorr PERMISSION, wish
to saw to the readers of y0u' paper thar will send
bv return mail, TO MI who wish it (trecj Recipe
with full directions for making and using simple
Vegetable Balm that will certulIlY remove, III tan
dlys Pimplcs, Bochos, Tan Ffc"hics, and I'll In
puritits of the Skin, leaving the same sc'., clear
and Beautiful. 49,.
will also mail free c Hose having Bud Heads
or Bare Faces simple directions aud information
that will enable them 10 start II ul growth o. Lux
uriant Hair, Whi-kers or Muu5ache in less than
thirty days. All applications answered ny Icl"fn
mail without charge. Respectfully yours
EHOS. +. CHAPMAN. Chemist,
Sen, o. 1856 BIN S3l Broadway, \. :.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

ES-We are much gratiied to learn that
or AiGhly esteemed friend DR.. c. f. S
McKEE, is located in Oakland, and is win
ming for himself hosts of warm friends, and
an excellent practice, The pr. is one of those
wholc-souled genial gentlemen, who must of
necessity become popular, and as he is thor
ooghly proficient in his rofession, we are
satisfied tlf-: he will meet with tie Great sue
cess he deserves.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

DR.. WIE.lAMs' WoSDERs.-We are row
having at Belvidere Hail most interesting
series of lectures and experiments in Psy-
chology, by DR.. WILLIAMS. The Drs lee
lures are plain. and logical, and his expert
ments prove the truth of the SCIENCE He by
means of the electricity of the atmosphere,
places his patients Under his influence and
almost in moment cures them of their mala-
dies. If you wish to see men eat cayenne
pepper with relish, under the impression
that It's sugar, or see thcmSEe' drunk on cold
water, or any other of thousand strange
treat all diseases under the same system, and
his cures are wonderful
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

Tile LITTLE ONES. 1--WE call the attention
of our readers to the adver tsement of elm
GER and FooTE's Great Moral Exhibition, in
another column. Mr. GRAY, the efficient
manager of Bclviderc Hall, has made arrange
ments for the appearance Of Commodore
FooTE, Col. SNAIL, and Miss Eliza NEsrFi LE
the smallest persons in the world. The d.
minutirc creatures are possessed Of high in
telligence. and will be accompanied by their
p- eccptrcss, Mrs. e c. NyssELl the infant
prodigies, Master XAcK and Willie, and the
celebrated Continental nu;rtcttc, who have
won for themselves during the last thirteen
years a reputation of the highest order This
exhibition will &c most interesting, and no
one should fail TO attend, for you will proba-
bly, never have another such opportunity
during the Who'll. course of your life.
The Exhibition will open on Monday eve
ming, Oct. ID, and continue every evening
during the week, with a,matinee at 3 o'clock
every afternoon, except Monday, for the bene-
ft of persons living in the country.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

NEW GooDs.-We cal attention of our
readers to advertisement Of Mr. Earlougher in
to-day's paper. He has just returned from
the East with a large and splendid assortmen
of Ladies Dress, Goods, and everything they
can possibly want in the way Of fall wear.
His assortment OF Ccntlemeu'a underwear and
toilette goods is superb, and re take pleasure
in gommending his stock to the pnblic.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

TIE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Mcn-pu'lishca 10y
the Howard Associationa and sent free of charge !"
sealed envelopes. }}srcss, Or. J. sN!LL!N
liOUGITON. Howard Association Phila. Pa.
Feb 9 'G5--ly
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

ES- AT the last meeting of the City Council
it was determined to establish scales for weigh
ing live stock. &c and they will sooa be
erected in the immediate vicinity of Mr.. M
3. O'NnLL's Packing Establishment, near
the Corner ofCcntre srd Harrison Streets
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

WoEKINGsIEN's MEErING.-On Saturday
night last a meeting was held at the Council
Chamber by large number of working men
of this city, for the purpose of establishing a
change in the hours of working. Resolutions
were passed to the effect that eight hours were
days work, and determined to meet at some
future time for the purpose of esti blishing a
Workingmen's Union"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

PAINFUL AccIDxsr.-On Monday last q
fireman. on one of the trains of the Cur ber-
land and Penis, lyania Railroad fell from the
engine while the train was in motion near
Barrallyillc and the tender passed over a
portion of his foot, crushing several of Ills
toes so severely rs to require amputation
lie was brought to this city, and furnished
with medical attendance.
eos
MICHAEL FLsnrRrY has been appointed
Post Master at Frankviiie, in this county. in
place of PHILIr G. VAN bUsKIRE. declined.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

SIroINe ScnooL.--I.3A. S. TARxs, Esq.
will &c rmmence giving series Ct instruction
in vocal music, in the first week of next
month, and all who wish to take lessons vii
DC we'll to give him call
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

ES There are at present eleven new boats
on the stocks in course of construction at the
various yards in this city, besides qnite 9
number that are being repaired. The num-
Der of boats on the canal is being rapidly in
creased, and at the opening of the next season
there will probably be at least one half more
running than at present.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

E4y Have you seen th.t neat, fashionable,
light fall hat, the " Cohlen?' If not, 60 ,
j. c. Lynn & Co.'S. and secure one before 'tis
too late. They are all the go.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

AlLEdANY 'CoUaTY ACADEMY This excel
lent school opened on Mon!eJ last, and is well
attended. Qlite MURDER of scholars car yet
be conveniently accommodated, and parents
and guardians will DO well to take advantage
of this opportunity. Mr.. L. S. IIuNrREss,
the principal, can be found at DR.. PAT IIEA-
LEY's residence on South Mechanic Street. x
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May 25-iy.

WIIISKERS!!!- Tho1c wishing faa get o!
wins cT-, a.ncc mon't,chc, or Il beautiful head OF
glossy hair, will please read The cN"i of THOMAS
F. CHAPMAN in another par; Of this paper.
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TO EerarnkaE';ss

OLD Dr.. DUCHAN'S DRUNkARDS' CURE
permanently cradicates The taste for strong drink
and cures the " orst cases IF drurkcnress IN less
than eight weeks.
Thousands ofreformed incbriates now i've 70 uieS'
,bc dov they were fortunate enough to commtr''
the use of this valuable remedy. Price Two d
lars package.
Mailed tc.anv address on receipt Of an order, b
JAMES S. BJTLER, 429 Broadway, New lor,
aug. 10, 1868. Ct. Sole agent for the w. STAT
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iierlets are still well supplied with produce, veg
ctabcs fruits, dc from the country.
BUTTER brings from - to so cts.
EGGS are plentiful at % cts.
CHICKENS are to be had a So. Is to 7 per doz
FLoUR.-Sales Family $3.50 Extra gu; Sn-
per fine $40
WuEAT.-Is to he had at 81 10 to $40 for
prime Red, and $2.25 to S2,4o, for White.
CORN-Primc in good demand at Sl.oo per
bushel.
RYE.-at Sl.l0.i
OATS.-Brng so cents at Cumberland Mills.
CORN MEAL.-Ycry scarce, Mt S2.75. 40 .:
pfOVISIONS.-Bacon,a as last quoted. Shon't
crs % cts; Sides % cents Hams 80 to 40 cents :;
Sugar, refined, IS cents; Brown Il to Is cents
Molas7cs 80 cent?; Golden Syrup 81 40 Salt, q.
4. 80 per sack Fine s4.j0
WHlSKEY.-Steady at S2.2o for Rcctifcd and
80 80 &c $500 for Rye.
HAY-$l2 per ton.
OTATOES.-Irish, roc to 81 90 per bushcl;
Sweet, 50 90 TO 2.4n.
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- = =
SHERIEEAITY,

TO the Independent Voters If AHegan1 County. ~
I OFFER myself to your consideration as a candl-
L date for Sheriff at the approaching election. IT
successful the duties ofthe Office will be discharged
with impartiality.
.. 70. r :. ELIJAH FULLER.
Cumberland, August s, 1865 to-;
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

ESTATE or CONWAY THOMAS, DECD.
tE5iI : is to give notice that the subscriber hath
T. obtained FIONA The Orphans Court of Alle%nny
County, Letters Of Administration on the estate OF
CONWAY THOMAS,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned to
exhibit the sane, with the vouchers THEORETICALLY
authenticated, 10 tie subscriber or before the
18th day of March, 1865; they may otherwise by
Iit" he excluded from all benefit Of said estate
Those Indebted arc notified to mike. mirednte pay
ment. Given under my hand this ldth day of Sep
tcmher, lso5. GERSiON ANTHONY,
Sept. II, lSG5--3t Administrator.
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WuISkERSl WNISNHRS,

Do Won want Wh:3sers or M,ustg,1 cs' Oar Gre
clan Compound Will force them to grow on the
smouthcs. face or chin or hair on bald heads, III SIX
Weeks. Price II 00--a packages for $500. sent
by mail anywhere, closely sealed, Oh receipt OF price.
Address, WARNER Coz, ...,..
Box l3e, Brooklyn, y. !.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21

E:s-The Pioneer Hose Company have is
ued circular Informing the citizens of Cum
berland that they have suspended their opera
tons IN the fire department, giving as reason
the fact that the City Council allow them only
$loo, per annum, to meet the expenses of
keeping their apparatus in order, &C., when
twice that amount is barely sufficient We
hope this matter will soon be adjusted, and
this eff cient company be again brought into
action.
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Love and Matrinony.

Any Lady or Gentleman sending me an addressed
envelope and stamp will receive full directions for
gaining the affections of the opposite sex, and which
will enable them to marry happily, irrespective OF
wealth, age or beauty, Address
Mrs. MARIE LEMOILLE,
Harlem r. o.
Aug. 2. 1865. BINS. New York City.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
~ concern. that the undersigned intend 10 apply
to the Commissioners of Allegany County, at their
meeting i'll October next, for county road, com
mencing at point on the county road, near a run
that passes through Nathaniel Casteels field, on
the county road between Sang Run and Johnstown,
and intcrsect the county road between Johnstown
and VIM. Elbows.
WARREN NJ CoDDINGTON,
JOuN, Z. OTTO,
NATHANIEL CASTEEL.
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Second National Bank
OfCu1p, Rl2.esr1and

OF Cum Perland.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Office Of the Comptroller Of the Currency, !
Washington, August \, 1866.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
w to the undersigned it has been made TO appear
that nTHE SECOND NATIONAL BaNR or
CUMBERLAND," IN THE CITY OF
CUMBERLAND, in the county of Allegany
and State of Maryland, has been duly organi1ed ul
der and according to the requirements OF the Aei
of Congress entitled AN Act TO provide National
Currency, secured by pledge of the United States
bonds, and to provide for the circulation and re,
demption thereof" approved June 3rd, 1861, ana
has complied with all the provisions of said Act re-
quired to be complied with before commencing the
business of Banking under said kct
Now, therefore, !, Freeman Clarke, Comptroller
of the Currency. do hereby certify that 'The Second
National Bank Of Cumberland" in the city of Cum
herland, in the county Of Allegany, a?d State OF
MARYLAND, is authorized TO commence the business
of Banking under the act aforesaid.
1zxzS In testimony whereof witness my hand
!tsxH and seal of Office, this eleventh day of Au-
sS1>1< gust 1865. FREEMAN CLARKE,
August II, 1865 Pm. Comptroller.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-21
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Dr. Esarvev's Female Pillcs
EGrrOHs Of Youth.

gentleman who suffered for years from fsp.
vous and Genital Debility, Nightly Emissions and
Seminal Weak ncs' Che result of youthful indiscr~
tion, and came near ending his days in hopeless
misery will for the sake Of suffering man send to
any one afflicted, the simple means used by him
which effected II cure in few weeks after the fail
urc of numerous medicines Send directed envel-
opc and st6np and it will cost YOU nothing.
AddrcsI, kUG AR TREMAINE, ,.,.. -
Station l., l2stfi-St.
Aug 3 1865. 3m New York City