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mmm magazineTho Uctan I Chotprst i'l the World for Ladies!
This popular monthly Magazine will bo grcat-iyimprovedfor UP. It willcontain
One Thousand Pages of Reading!Fourteen Splendid, Stool Plates 1
Twelve Colored Fashion Plates 1Twelve Colored Eerlin Work Patterns!
Nine Hundred Wood Cuts!Twenty-Four I'agos of Music!
Allthis willbo given for only TWO DOL-LARS a year, or a dollar luss than Magazinesof the class of "Petorson." Its
Thrilling Talcs and NovelettesAro the best published anywhere. Allthr most
popular writers are employed to write oriyinnllyfor 4 Peterson ." In 1863, in addition to its usualquantity of shorter s-torios, FOUR ORIGINALCOPYRIGHT NOVELETTS will bo given, byAnn S. Stephons, L. C. Moulton, Frank LeoBenedict, and the Author of "The .Murder ititho Glon Ross." Italso publishes
Fashions Ahead of all Others.Eash number, in addition to tho colored plates,gives Bonnets, Conks and Drosses, engraved onwood. Also, a pattern, from which a Dress,Mantilla, or Child's Dross can bo cut out, with-out the aid of a inantua-maker. Also, severalpages of Household and other receipts.
It is the Best Lady's Magazine in the |World.
TRY IT FOR ONE YEAR.
Terms?Ahwtys in Advance:One Copy, Ono Year, $ 2 00Three Copies, for One Year, 5 00Five Copies, for Ono Year, 7 50Eight Copies, for Une Year, 10 00Bixteen Copies, for Ono Year, 20 00
Premiums for (Jetting up Clubs.Tlireo, Fivo, Eight or moro copies muko aclubTo every perspn getting up a club of ThroeFive, Eight or Twolv-i copies, an extra copy o,
the Magazine for 1863 will bogivon, or ourmezzotint for framing, 44 Bunyn Parting frombis Blind Child iu Prison." To ovory persongetting up a club of Sixteen, two of either otthe premiums willbe sunt.
Address, post-paid,CHARLES J. PETERSON,
306 Che-tnut Street, Philadelphia.Specimens sent gratis, when written for.Nov. 27,' 1362.
YOU WANT WHISKERS ?
DO YOU WANT WHISKERS '!
DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE ?
DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHEBELLINGrHAM'S
CELEBRATED
STIMULATING ONGUINTFor the Whiskers and Hair.The subscribers take pleasuro in announcing
to tho citizens of tho United States, that theybave obtained tho Agency for, and aro now en-abled to offer to tho American public, the abovojustly celebrated and world-ronownod urticlc.
The Stimulating OnguentIs proparod hjr Dr. C. ?. Bollingham, an emi-nont physician of London, and iawurruutcd to
bring u thick sot of
Whiskers or a MustacheIn from throe to six weeks. This articlo is theonly one of the kind mcd by tho French, andin London and Paris it is in univorsal use.
It is a beautiful, economical, soothing, yetstimulating couipouud, acting as if by magicupon tlio roots, causing a beautiful growth ofluxurianthair. If applied to tho sculp, it wilcure UALDNK.HS, and causo to spring up in placeof tho bald spots a fine growth of new hair.?Applied according to directions, it will turn RED
or towy hair DARK, and restore gray hair to itsoriginal color, leaving it soft, smooth, and flex-ible. ' Tho "O.vorKtfT" is an indisponsable arti-cle in every gentleman's toilet, anil after onewook's uso they would not fornny considerationbe without it.
The subscribers are tho only agents for thearticle in the United States, to whom oTt ordersmust bo addressed.
Price One Dollar a box?forsale by all Drug-gists and Dealers , or a box of tho "Onguent"(warranted to have tho desired ofloct) will bosent toany who desire it, by mail (direct,) se-curely packod, on receipt of price and postage,$l.lB. Apply to or address
HORACE L. HEGEMAN & CO.,Druggists, Ac.,
March 23, 'Cl?ly. 24 William St., N. Yo-ik
InsolvenVs t VoficeMichael Nolan, ") ARDEUED, this 20th day
vs. > V./ of February 1803, thatHis Creditors. J Michael Nolan givo notice
to his creditors, Endorsers and sureties, that]the 2d Monday of October next is fixed for thesaid Michael Nolan to appear in tho CircuitCourt for Allegany county, to answer such intorrogatories as his creditors, ondorsors andsuretios may propose or allege against him :and that a copy of this order ho published insome newspaper printed in tho city of Cum-berland, onco fi week for three successivemouths prior to the said second Monday of Oc-tober next, ns su h notice.
Test?ll. RESLEY, Clork.Fob. 20,1803.**
William Avery, I No. 112 Insolvencies/ 7
against > 111 the Circuit Court for Allo-His Creditors J gany County.
ORDERED, this 27th day of Janunry, 1883,that the first Mouday of May, ISC3, is fixed
for tho said Insolvent Petitioner to appear andanswor such interrogatories or allegations ashis creditors, endorsers or sureties may pro-pose against him, and that tho. said InsolventPetitioner givo threo months notice thereof to
his creditors, endorsers and suroties by publi-cation of this order not. less than three monthsboforo the said first Monday ot May, 1863, insome nowspapcr published in Cumberland. ?
True copy,Tost?ll. IIESLEY,
Jan. 20, 1863?3 m* Clerk.
Insolvent's Notice.John F. Dawson, ) ARDERED, this 20th day
vs. > of February, IBG3, thatHis Creditors, j John F. Dawson, give no-
tice to his creditors, endorsers and sureties,that the 21 Monday of October next is fixedfor the said John V. Dawson to appear in theCircuit Court for Allogany county, to answersuch interrogatories as his creditors, endorsersand suretios may proposo or allogo against him; 1and that a copy of this order ho published insome newspaper printed in tho city of Cumber-land, 01100 a WEEK FOR throe successive monthsprior tojftho said second Monday of Octobernext, as such notice.
Test-?II. RESLEY, Clerk.Feb 26, 1863.*
Pig Iron For Sale.I HAVE 52 Tons good quality PIG IRON for
sale at my Coal Yard in this city, which willbe sold at a very low rato.
11. FLUIiY.Cumberland, June 12, IS62?3m.
Flour! Flour!A LOT of Family au<l Extra FLOUR justro- <andforea'-J by i
S ? M "..BEAU. A CO.
Stationery for Schools. 1INK, Pons, Slates, Pen Holders, Pencils Ac., ! 1for sale by
HAZE SWARTZWELDER, 'Jen. 22. Under Bolvidero Hall, j
SCOTCH Ale and Brown Stout, for salo b <Feb. 5. WW. R. fcEALL A CO. j'JUST received a fine aiaoi of Port Mo- i *naiee, liair, Tooth, Kail and Clothe? jcBrushes, at LEFEVRE'S Drug Store.
April30, 1863 1
/rim A LECTURE !To Young Men.
Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope:Price six Cents,
l LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT-IIMENT, AND RADICAL CURE or SI'ER-MATOKIUKEA,or Seminal Weakness, invol-untary emissions, Sexual Debility, and impedi-ments to tnnrringo generally, Nervousness,Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and ,Physical rncopacity, resulting from self-abuse, :Ac.?by Koocrt J. Culverwoll, author of theGreen Book. Ac.
Tho world renowned author, in this ndmira- ,bio Lccturo, clearly proves from his own expe-rience thatthe awful consequon?es of Self-abusemay bo effectually removed without medicine,and without dangerous surgical operations,bougies, instruments, rings, or cordials, point-ing out a mode of euro at once certain and ef-fectual, by which every sufferer, no matterwhat his condition may be, iny cure hiuisolfcheaply, privately, and radically.This lecture willprovo a boon to thousands andthousands.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to anyaddress, on tho receipt of six cents, or two post-age stamps, by addressing
" Dr. CHAS. J. C. KLINE,127 Bowery, Now York. Post Office box 1,580.
Fob. 20, 1803?tnl7.
Baltimore and Ohio RailRoad.
New Schedule for Passenger TrainsON AND ALTER FED. 18m, ISG3
TWO THROUGH TRAINS.
Mail Train Leaves Baltimore at 5.45 a. in.<< 44 44 Cumberland at 0.20 p. m*
Arrivos at Wheeling 5.20 a. in.(Daily except Sundays)
Express Train Loaves Baltimore at 0.30 p. m44 41 44 Cumberland at 7.10a.m.
Arrivos at Whoeiing o.oop. ui.(Daily.)
Mail Train Leaves Wheeling 8.10 p. ra.*i 14 44 Cumberland 7.30 a. in.
Arrives lit Baltimore 4.00p,m.(Daily except Sundays.)
Express Train Leaves Wheeling 10.50 a. m.? 41 44 Cumberland 0.50 p. lU.
Arrives at Bakimoro 0.45 a.iu.(Daily.)
Through Tickets for all the principal citiesNorth and West of tho Ohio River, maybe pro-cured at this office.
L. C. BtEIIM, Agent.Cumberland Station, Feb. 10, 1803.
Book, Stationary. Periodical andNotion Store,
under BELVIDKRB lIALL, on BaltimStreet.
Hi., Stock constats in part of Lottor, Cap andNoto Paper, ruled or plain, of all qualitiesEnvelopes, of all sizes and stylos; Steel andGold Pens; Slate, and Pencils; Writing andCopying Inks; Playing and Printing Curds;Donnct arid Card Hoards; Prayer and HymnBooks; IJilrlos; .Miscellaneous and SchoolBooks; Blank Account Books, of nil sizes;Portfolios, Porlmonnios and Purses ; Combsand Brushos; Pen Knives; Photograph Al-bums, eto., etc.
Also, all tho
NEW PUBLICATIONSreceived as soon as publishod. Subscriptionsroccivod to all Magazines and Newspapers.?Tho highest market price paid for RAGS, incash or goods. Allpersons who desire to buygoods in my line, cheap for CASJI, would dowell to give lUO a cnll before purchasing else-where, as I am determined to make my psicosto suit tho Wartimes, having bought for Cash.My object will always bo to accommodate, andto soil as low us possible, and to oxocuto allordors with promptness, and satisfaction to thopurchaser.
Come and oxamino my Stock. I chargenothing to show my Goods.
HALE SWART'/WELDER,Under Bclvidcro Hall, Bait. St., Cumberland.
Jan. 15, 1863?1y. '
" Soldier's Bounty!!Pensions! Prize Money!
Back Pay &c.,GOVERNMENT CLAIM OFFICE.
No. 70. W. Fay otto at, (nonr St. Paul st.
0 BALTIMOUR, MD.ITTIDOWS of soldiers who havo died in thoVV service of the United States aro ontitled
to a]Pension for life in addition to tho bountyof $lOO. and all arrearages of pay Ac.
e Children and heir* of deceased soldiers whorethere is no widow living are entitled to bountyAc.,
' Soldier* "who been wounded and disa-bled aro entitled to Pension and (by a recentlaw of Congress, to a Jlounty oj $lOO
c Soldier* who have been Prisoners of War areentitled to C'ommutatiou of Rations.
Seamen in tho U. S* Service are entitled toPri/.o money, Naval Bounties Ac.,
f Prompt attontion given to tillclaims againstt tho United States.
, WM. B. IIILL.Government Claim Oflico, No. 70 W, Fay
1 otto St. Baltimore Md.N. B.No letters will bo answered unless a
postage stamp is enclosed.
f PHILADELPHIA
1863. TT .
(Paper Hangings. JlIOWIS.L & liOMUii;,
Cor. Fourth A Market Streets, Philadelphia,have now in stock, a fine variety of
W all I'ap ors,got up expressly for their Spring Trado.
WINDOW PAPER OF EVERY GRADE,to which they invite tho attention of Storekeep-ers. In their Retail Department, will befound the Choicest Ptyles of the season.
Feb. 10, 1863?3 m.insolvent's *Voticc.
David Newman ) /~\RDERED, this 3d|vs. iV/day of March, 1863,
His Creditors. J that David Newman givenotice to his creditors,endorsers and suretiesthat the 2d Monday of October 1863 is fixedfor the said David Ncwuian to appear imtheCircuitCourt for Allegany county, to anworluch interrogatories as his creditors, endorsersandsuretioMiiay proposeorallego againsthiui;and that a copy of this order bo published initomc newspaper printed in the city of Cumber-land,once a week for three successive monthsprior to the said second Monday of October '
? ioxt,uB such notice.Test? 11. RESLEY, Clork.
March 5, IS6 3?3 m.
New Books !
New Books! New Books!Just received at //ale Swartzwoldor's New
Book Store, Laltimoro Stroet, under BclvidcreHall, Cumberland, Md.My Diary North and South, by William How-
ard Russell.Lady Rudley's Sccrot, a liovol.by M. E. Bran-
don.No Name, a novel, by Wilkio Collins.Aurora Floyd, a novel, by M. K. Brandon.Cook's Handy Book for U. S. Cavalry.Beadle's Dime Book of Verses,Les Miserable?, by Victor Hugo, five parts |
complete in one volume.Results of Emancipation, by CockinGrave Thoughts of a Country Parson.Last Day of 4ilrLord's Passion, by ltov. W.I
ll.anna.The Poets Journal.by Bayard Taylor.Orlcy Farm, a novel, by Trollopo.Groat Truths, by Great Authors.Tho Adventures of Phillip on his day through
tho world, by IV. M. Thackeray.Harper's MugaziiH) for February 1863.Godoy's Lady Book, " "
Atlantic Monthly' ""
Arthur's Ilomo Magazine,'- '?
Tho Knapsack full of Fun, or 1000 Rations ofLaughter. Feb. 5. |
Cheap Paper ! Cheap Paper !!
fUST rocoivod a good quality of White Ruled\u2666J Commonial Note and Lottor p#ptT ot 15;cents per quire. For sale by |
HALE GWARTZWELDER,July 22 Under Belvidere Hall
WM. R. BEALL& CO.,DEALERS IN ALLKINDS OK
Chewingar.d Smoking Tobacco,I'll'US, SNUFF, MATCHES, Ac.,
Baltimore Street, noar the Railroad Depot,GUMBEItLA NI), MI).
f > 12 T URN tholrthanksforthopatronagchcre.LV' tofoxo oxtended and beg leave to invitethe attention of purchasers to their NJ2WSTOCK, which is composed of, inpart, as fol-lows, viz:
TOBACCO.Payton Gravoly, Lb. I J. Ellis, " 44
J. U. Keen, 44 J Ilarry Hill, "'?
W. Barrett, 44 I Clinton, 44 ?'
W. Crumpton, 44 | Mountain City, lO 44
Bailie Willie's 44| McNelly, Twist
John Logan, 44 | Trottcn, 44 4 4St. Lawrence, 44 WiUiams, 44
JohnGi 1- 44 j Jewel of Opliir, 44
Leather*vcori jGeo. Cooper, 44
Esmeralda, ? I Continental, 44Grape Brand, \'< \ Ponoma, 44
W. R. Arrington, 4444 | M. A. Butler, 44
J . F. Mr arl, 14 J 4 | W.Crutnptons PancakeMountain City, 44 | U. L. Jones' 44
Marvin &Co. 4 4 41 | Scott A Co. 44
SEGARS.La Itcsarito, ' La Alemana,4< Union I 44 Jenny Lind,
y Eamoro, I 44 Principe,44 A noriean Flag | 44 Plantation44 Baltiuiorc Club j j44 Jose Frasquieris,44 Vigilaucia, j 44 Opera,44 Los Trcs Ar Igos, | 44 Virginia,44 FlorScvillano, I 44 Estrolla,44 Rio Hondo, J 44 Victoria,44 X'ieko, 1 44 Plat I'rossa44 Chicken Cock, 1Also, alargc assortment o fDOMESTIC SE
G ARS always on hand.SNUFF, PIPKS,
comprising the best Brands of Tohnccoand Sogars, and in great variety. They respectfullysolicit, a call from dealers in their 1 ino, foclingassured of thoir ability to please those whomay favor them with a visit. lBOO.
Prof. L. Miller's
IIAIII IN TIG ORATOR.FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its origi
nal color without dyoing, and preventingthe Hairfrom turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING BALDNESS, .and curingit, when thoro is th'e ioast partiolo of vitali-ty or recuperative energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING SCURF and DANDRUFF,and
all cutaneous affections of the Scalp.FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR,imparting to
itanunoqualledglossand brilliancy, makingitsoft and silky inits texture and causing itto curl readily.The groat celebrity nr.dthc increasing de-
mand for this unequalled preparation,convincetho proprietor that one trial is only ne*o*saryto satisfy a discerning public of its superiorqualities over any other preparation at presentin use. It cleanses the head and scalp from(laiulruj) and other cutaneous f</*eoae,enufc'e*lhehair to grow luxuriantly, and gives ita rich,oft,glossy and flexible appearance, and tlso wheretho hair is loosening and thinning, it willgivestrength and vigor to tho roots, and rostore thegrowth to those parts which have become bald,causing it to yield afresh cover iny of hair.
There aie hundreds of Indies and gentlemenin New York who have hud their hair roatoredby the nso of this Invigorator, when all otherpreparations had failed. L, M. has in his pos-session lottors innumerable testifying to the a-bove facts, from persons of the highest respect-ability. 11 wil 1efloe tual!y pre ven 11 he h air fromturning gray until the latest period of life:andin cases where the hair has already changed itscolor, the use of the Invigorator will with cer-tainty restore it tu its original hue, giving ti adark, glossy appearance. As a perfume for thetoilet and a llair Restorative it is particularlyrecommended, having ah agreeable fragrance;and the great facilities it ".fiords in dressing the.hair, which, whon moist with tho Invigoratorcan bo dressed in any required form so ns topreserve its place, whether plain or in curls?-honcc the great demand for it by the ladies as astandard toilet article which none ought tubewithout, as the price places it within the reach
ONLY 25 CTS.,por bottle, to be hadat allrcspoctablodruggists
L. Miller would cull the attention <>l Parent?and Guardians to the use of his Invigorntor, incases where the childrona' Hair inclines to beweak. The use of it lays the foundation for ajoort head oj Hair, as it removes any impuritiesthat may have becomoconnected withthe scalp,
Ithe removal of which is necessary both for thehealth of the child, and the future appearance
CAUTION. ?None genuine without the facsim-ile LOUTS VIILLEIIbeing on the outer wrap-per; also, L. MILLER'S lI'AIR INVIGOItA-TOH, N. Y., blown in the glass.
Wholesale Depot, 6 Dey St., and sold by allthe principal Merchants and Druggists through -
New and Improved Instantaneous
Liquid Hair Dye,which after years of scientific experimenting!have brought to perfection. It dyes Black orBrown instantly without injury to the Hair orSkin, warranted the best article of the kind inexistence,
PRICE, ONLY 0 CENTS.
Depot, 56 Dey Street, New York
insolvent's .t oticc.Melvin Duko I AP.DERED, this 23d day of
VI V/ March, 1883, that MelvinHis Creditors | Duke give notice to his credi-
tors, endorser and sureties, that the 2d Mondayof October next is fixed for the said Molvin Duketo appear in tlio circuit court for Allegany coun-ty, to answer such interrogatories as his credi-tors, endorsers and suroties may propose or al-lege against him ; and that a copy of this orderho published in nmo newspapor printed in thecity of Cumberland, once a week for throe suc-cessive months prior to the second Monday ofOctober ucxt, as such notice.
Test?H. RES LEY,J/arch 2fi, IS63?3m. Clerk.
For Rent.? nPIIE subscribers will Rent for a term of one
A yearor more, the Farm and Millproperty sit--1 unto in Somerset Co. Pa. formerly owned by Ja-
cob Beakley, 5 miles south of Berlin. Thor Farm contains 108 acres well improved land.
?' The mill is newly built having 2 pairs Burrsi and 2 country stone*. Tho millhas a large Run of
1 country custom. Neighborhood is thickly sot-
\u25a0 j tied by wealthy farmers. There is water pow-
I er sufficient to run the millas a general thing,9 months in the year. There is also u SteamEngine attached to the mill. Possession givenon Ist day of APRIL, next.
Fob. 19th 1863. J. R. AO. W. BRINnAM. ,
New Music Books.TIIKTwo llundrcdand Fiftieth edition of the <X Golden Wreath?Tho Camp Song Book andShilling Songster havo just been issued by O.DiTson A Co., 277 Washington St. Boston. Ascompanions to tho soldier they aro invaluable,and tho first mentioned is a welcome visiter to
o*i.-y parlor- A catalogue of now music willbo sent to all who desro it- Feb 19?3t.
Orilii' ol" Ratification.Geo. P.llinkle and others")
' vs. > No. 1-108 Equity.I Lucy Gepbart and others. JORDERED that the sales made and jreported by George A. I'carrc, Trustee as J
| aforesaid be ratified ami confirmed, unless I1 cause to the contrary be shown on or before jI the Ist day of June next, provided a copy of jj this order be inserted in some newspaper prin- |
j ted in the city of Uuinburlinil once in each j; o( three successive weeks before the first day 1of May next. H. RESLEV, Clerk. I
True Copy : Test?H. RESLEY, Clerk. jj April2, 1803.?3w.
Photograph Albums
JUST received a beautiful assortment of !PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, very cheap, atprices to suit tbo times. For salo by
HALEBWARTZWELDER,Jan. 22. Uudir Bolvidero Hall.
STAR handles, juit received and for sale by jFob, 5. WM. R. BEALL A CO, I
sstroy tjy-so.
INSURANCE COMPANYOF
ALLEGANY COUNTYREMOVED to the room on Liberty street op
posite tho Drug Store of J. B. il. CampI bell, CUMBEIILANJ), MI).
The Board of Directors meet every Tburelaj at 4 o'clock, P. M., to determine on all npplications for insurance. For forms ot applicntioti. and any other information, npply to theSecretary, or any member ol the Board of" Di-rectors.
OFFICE lIS.WTLLIAM R. USA I.L, President
JOHN GEPH ART, Secretary. *J. B. H. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS*William B. Bonll, J? B. II .Campbell,Hopewell Ilebb, H. D. Wineow,William R. McCullcy, 1). Baylor,
A. L. Withers, A. M. L. Bush,
F. Minke, Thomas Dovccmon.F. M. Gramlich, John Coulehan.
Notes offered for Discount willbe acted onthorogular meetings of the Board.
Dec. 4, 1862.?1y.
S. T. LITTLE,DEALER IN
WATCHES I JEWIRt,
SILVERWARE, &c.ALL the tiino something new fan ho seen t
tho Cheap Jewelry Store of S. T. Little inthe way ofGold, Silver and Plated Ware; Carbur.oles ;
Garnet, Lava, Coral, Comeo, and Jot Sots.WATCHES of all the celebrated makers in
3 tho world. Tho American Watch which fortime keeping and durability cannot bo surpas-
-3 sod.CLOCKS.?A full assortment of 8 day and
j 30 hour Clock* always on hand.SPECTACLES. ?This branch willreceive my
0 special attontion, as the sight is of more valuey than silver or gA 1.? Pocket and Table Cutlery of tho best manu-
facture, 200 different patterns.AflflT*Watches', Clocks and Jewelry repaired,
with neatness and dispatch, ut the .-ign of thee Bi Watch. Baltimore Street,near the Railroad,>' Cumberland, Md. Oct. 3, 1801.
- THE MAGIC TIME OBSER--1 VER.e Tlioporfoofioiiof0 INKING A Hunting and Open Fack, or La-e iJ dy's oh Gkmthkman'b Watch Combined.I, One of tho preltfes, most convenient,and de-
cidedly the best and cheapest timepiece forn general and reliable usoi ever offered. It hasd within it and connected with its machinery, itsr own winding attachment, rendering a key en-i- tircly unnecessary. The oases of this Watch
are composed of two metals, the outer one he. ingfltio 16 carat gold. It has tho improvedn ruby action lover movement, and is warranted,1 an accurate tiinepicco. Price, superbly eugra-
h ved, per ease half dozen, $204,06, A'ampieWatches, in neat morocco boxes, for those pro-
a posing to buy at wholesale, $35, sent by exexpress, with bill payabable on delivery.?
y Soldicrs'inust remit payment in advance, as. we cannot collect from those in the Army.
Ad Iress,r lIUBBARD BIIO.S. .t CO., Sole Impoiiteus,
Con. Nassau & John Sts. New-York.Jan. 1, 1863?6 ta.
;; THE GREAT CAUSE OFJIBUTI AY TUUvItV.
' Just Published in a Scaled Enveloped? i'rice 0 cents :
" ffSIMtML \ LECTURE BY dh.culvbr-a *ti~rrrW ?VBUi,ONTJIKCAVSK.\M>
? \Y ,>y # CI'RE of Spennntorrhfca, Con' sumption, Mental and Physical Debility, Ner-
0' vousmess, Epilepsy; Impaired Nutrition of the. Body; Lassitude; Weakness of fho Limbs and
the Back; Indisposition, and fncapneity forStudy and Lub<>r: Dullness of Apprehension:Loss of Memory: Aversion to Society; Love ol
Solitude; Timidity; Self-Distrust; Dizziness;j Headache; Affections of tho Kyes: Pimples on
tho Face; Involuntary Emissions, and SexualIncapacity: the Consequences of Youthful Indiscretion, Ac.. Ac.
This admirable Lecture clearly proves thatthe above cuum* rated, often self afflicted, evilsmaybe removed without medicine and without
1 dangerous surgical operations, and liou'd hor read by every youth and every man inthe lauCi,r Sent under seal, to any address, In a plain,
) scaled envelope, on tho receipt of six cents, ortwo postage stamps, bv addressing
Dr.CIIAS. J.O. KLINE, 17 Bowery NewYork. Post Office box 4,580.
March 10.1 SG 1 ni.
WM. R. BEALL & CO,DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, LIQUORS,- Queens and Glassware,
Chewing and SmokingTobacco,
nrES, SNUFF, MATCHES, ETC.,Baltimore Street, uoar tho Bailroad Depot,
Cumberland, ,Tld.
THE two extonsives stores of WM. It. BEALLfc CO., adjoning each other on the
side of Baltimore Street, are now stock-ed with a full, Irosh and varied assortment ofthe above artioies, which thoy will dispose ofon reasonable terms, WHOLESALE and RE-TAIL, to their City and Country customers.
FLOUR, BACON, FISH, SALT, LIQUORS,otc., constantly on hand.
| Dec. 11, 1862?1y.
| Vulcanite Teeth?VulcaniteTeeth!
j GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIALTEETH.
DR. TUTMMELSIUME,llknti.it,having tho-roughly tested for more than two years the
Vulcanite plate in a largo number, and some ofthe most difficult oases, where gold and other
: plates had utterly failed, and being satisfied ofits absolute superiority overall other methods,commends it therefore with entire confidence tothose desiring full or partial bets of teeth, es-pecially if dissatisfied with those they are nowusing. This improved system in the art ofDental practice has been adopted by thosestanding highest iu the profession, north andsouth. Testimonials will bo given and speci-mens exhibited to those wishing to see them.Gold or any other pinto made, of course, for
j such as prefer them. FILLING, CLEANS-j ING, REG PLATING,and all other operations 'gently and thoroughly performed. TEETII 1EXTRACTED without pain, with ether. 1
Office at his rosidenco, corner BALTIMOREand LIBERTY STREETS, up stairs, overRead fc Brother's Grocery, and immediatelyopposito Cimpbell's Drug Storo, Cumberland, *Md.
Persons in want of Teeth,etc., willfindit to their interest to call on Dr. 11., as he has 1reduced his prices to half tho usual charges tosuit tho times. Nov. 7, 1861. '
*. ! (
Attention Soldiers. 'JITBT received, a fine assortment of Port Fo- flios, Pocket Ink Stands, Gold Pens, <fce., s
for sale very cheap for cash, at tHALE SWAKTZWELDER'B j tUnder Belvidero Hall, j r
Jan. 22, 1862. jPICKELS, by the barrel or lluudred for sale
byFeb. $. ? WM, R. BEALL A CO
' C TJ JEI L*x>YOUR
aauaaBEAUTIFY YOURSELF
BY USING
Chappell s Hyp erion,For Curling the Hair.
By using Cbnppell's Hyperion, Undies nndGentlemen con beautify themselves a thousandfold.
Chappcll's HyperionIs tho only article in the World that willCurl
straight Hair!Tho only articlo that will Curl tho Ilnir
InGlossy Curls,In Sunny Curls,
In Silken Curls,InAuburn Curls,
InFlaxen Curls,In Flowing Curls,
InWaving Curls,In Boautifnl Curls,
In Luxuriant Cnrls,In Raven Curls!
It makes tho Hair SOFT and GLOSSY : it INVIOOKATES the Hair; it BE A UTIFIEB thoHair; it CLEANSES the Hair: it is most DE-LIGHTFUL and EXQUISITELY
IH'IKFViTIEH.Tho Hyperion does not in any manner intorfcro
with tho
Natural Softness of the Hair.Itnoithor scorches norilrios it; it gives thoHair a soft, thrifty nppoarnnco ; it PRE VENTStho Hair from
It is tho only articlo ever yet discovered thatwill
Curl Sfrnislil Hairin beautiful curls, without injury to the hair
or scalp. The Hyperion has boen boforethe public but about six months, and
i in that short period of time ithasboon tested by more than
One Hundred Thousand Persons!1 And they all universally testify that the HY-
PERION IS THE GREATEST BEAUTIFIEItEVER offered to the American people,
j The llypcriorcan lie so applied as to causothe Hair to Curl for one Day, or for one Week,
- or for ono Month, or for any longer period do-sired.
, Tho Hyperion istlie only artiele in tho worlde but what ean ho counterfeited or imitated by
, unprincipled persons. To prevent this, wc donot offer it for salo at any Druggist's in the
. United States. Therefore, any Lady or Gen-tleman who dosircs the soft luxuriant Curls,
and who desiresto beautify themselves by usingthe Ilypeiion, must inclose tho
Price Ono Dollar- in w letter, nnd address
W. CHAPI'EI.r. & <o.,Box 54, Parkman, Geauga Co., Ohio,
and it willbo carefully sent by return mail.Jan. 211,1362.?1y.
WM. R. BEALL & CO.,I DEALERS IN
; MIES, LIQUORS,
\u25a0 tsStiSlQueens-ware and Glassware
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HAVE now in stoic one of the largest nndbest selected Stocks of
? Queensware and Glassware,over brought to this market.
Also, a large lot of FLOUR, BACON, FISH,' SALT, Ac. LIQUORS, of all kinds.' Storo on Baltimore Street, near the Depot.
r Cumberland, Oct. 3, 1861.
j DO YOU WANT TO BUYi A.; Good Watch, Clock, or Jewelry, etc?
Y,E S 2, HELL THEN OO 10
; S. T. LITTL E' S.
HAVE boon often deceived in buying an inferior article elsewh ro??lfsojgo toS.T
LITTLE'S. Are you .-tfrnid it is no uee??? Then once more I ray, to S. T. LITTLE'S.
Why go to S. T- LITTLE'S? If you willkeopit a secret I willtoil you. S. T. LITTLE is to
Lc relied upon. All goods sold by him are justwhat lie says tnSJ* are. If it is toft solderplated Jewelry lie willteli yU* If t 1!" floodsare filled he willtell you. If you want to buya good Watch, you can rel}upon his judgmentns well as his word. If you want a good Clock,he has some of the very best make, especiallythosoofKeth Thomas'. The beauty of his busi-ness is, ho sells
CHEAP FOR CASH.If you want your Watch or Clock put in
good order, go to S. T. LITTLE, as he war-rants nil his work. His place of business ison the West Side of
BAIiTOIOItE STREET,JIETtVKKN THE
St. Nicholas Hold & llcvcre House, jJuly 19-tf S. T. LITTLE.
A BOOK FOR EVERYBODY.
STARTLING DISCLOSURES!!!
JHR.TELLER'S
"great work for the
?
married or thoEC con-?iNsjla*: templating marriage?-
\u25a0l 200 pagcß full of
Plat°s,rf j^Ki '!s®|7' rice twenty-five centsBSfifcB|j ?sent toall parts underPgS-|g ; mail, Post Paid.
50,000 copies sold theJkgiJs past year. The single
married, nnd the married happy. A lecture on[ Lovx.or bow to choose a partner: a complete| work on midwifery. It contains hundreds olsecrets never beforepublished?warranted to beworth thiee times the amount asked for it, 25 jcents inspecie or postage stamps, enclosed, will 'secure a copy by return mail.
Addres J. TELLER, M. D.No. 5 Beaver st., Albany, N. Y.
Viohois* Fkmaie Puis, one dollar abox, with full directions. Married ladiesshonldnotusethem. Scntbymail. AddressDr.Tel-ler, ns above. y sept 7, 60?ly.
Insolvents .Yolice,Geo. M. Blocher, 7 ORDERED, this 25thday
vs. !? November, 1802, thatHis Creditors. J Geo. M. Blocher give no-
tice to his creditors and endorsers sureties, thathe 2nd Monday of April next is fixed for the
said G. M. Blocher to appear in the Circuit -Court for Allegany county to answer sucn in-terrogatories as his creditoas, endorsers andsureties may propose or allege against hint; ,and that a copy of this order be publisfhcd in (some newspaper printed in tho city o Cum-berland, once a week for throe successive -months prior to the said 2nd Monday, of Aprilnext, as such notice. ,
Test?H. RK3LKY,Jan. 8,1863 3m. Clerk. | g
AMERICAN WATCHES for sale at Factory V
Prices at f NOT. B.] B,T. LITTLE'S I
600,000 MALVo*SK."* AoE!!is ILLOYD'S NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY I
COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED |STATES, CANADAS, AND
NEW BRUNSWICK. jFrom recent surveys, completed Aug. 10, j
1862; cost $20,000 to engraveit and oneyear's jtime.
Superior toanyslomap ever made by Col- |ton or Mitchell, and sells at the low price of jfifty-cents; 370,000 namesaroengraved on thismap.
It is not only a County Map, but it is also a ;COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP j
of the United States and Canadas combined in ione, giving
EVERY' RAILROAD STATION 'and distance between.Guarantoo any woman or man $3 to $5 per '
day, and willtake back all maps that cannotbo sold and refund the money.
Sond for $1 worth to try.Printed instructions how to canvass well fur- '
nished all our agents.Wanted?Wholesale agents for our Maps in '
every "State. California, Canada, Ergland, IFrance, and Cuba. A fortune may bo madewith a few hundred dollars capital. A'o com-petition. J. T. LLOYD,
No. 151 Broadway. New-York.The War Department usesfour Map of Virgi-
nia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania, cost $10(1,-000, on which is marked Antietam Creek,Shnrpsburg, Maryland nights, Willintnsport iFerry, Rhorersville.Noland's Ford, and all otii- iers on the Potomac, and every other placo in jMaryland, Virginin, and Pennsylvania,or men- !ey refunded.
LLOYD'STOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY j
OHIO, INDIANA,and ILLINOIS, |is the only authority for General Buoll and tiicWar Department. Money refunded to any one jfinding on error in it. Price 50 cents.
From The Tribune, Aug. 2."LLOYD'S MAP OF VIRGINIA. MARY-!
LAND, AND PENNSYLVANIA.?This Mapis very large ; its cost is hut 25 conts, and it inthe bent which can he pitrehnncrt."
LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF TIIF MISSIS- 1SIPPI RIV I.lt?l rotn Actual Surveys by Capts jBart and Win. Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots,of St. Louis, slo.,shows every inan'splantntion 1and owner's name from St. Louis to the Gulf ofMexico?l,3so miles?every sand-bar, island,town, landing, and all places 20 miles back 'from the river?eoloied in counties and States.Price, $1 in sheets, $2, pocket form, and $2 56on linen, with rollers. Ready Sept. 20.
NA vv DBIMIITMRNT,Washington, Sept. Ig, ISC2.
.1. T. T,i.orn?Sir : Send me your Map of theMississippi River, with price per hundred copies. Rear-Admiral Charles II Davis, comman-ding the Mississippi squadron, is authorized topurchase as many nsnre required for use of thatsquadron. GIDEON WELLES,
Get. 2?ft. Secretary of the Navy.
Collection of ClaimsAgainst the United States.
HAVING secured the co-operation ol ef-ficient and very successful Agents, in
Washington City, for the adjustment and col-lection of claims against the United SlatesGovcrnnicut, whose long experience in ilieoffices of the Paymaster General anil Quurtci--moster Gjr.cral, have them withthe proceedings and details of business in theproper Departments, and for whose responsi-bility and promptness I am willingto vouch;and being pro tided with the latest necessaryforms and Instructions from the Auditor'sOffice, I am now prepared lo prosecute andcollect, with all possible facility and dispatch,all lawful claims against the Government olthe United States, on th; usual and reasona-ble terms?including
For //orses and other property lost or de-stroyed whilst in the service of the FailedSlates; Subsistence, Transportation ; Fx-
] penses incurred in organizing, subsisting andtranspurtiny Troops, prior to muster into ser-vice ; Soldiers and Teamsters Fay ; Bounty,Tensions; Balance due to deceased Soldiers
I and Bounty /.ami.CHARLES I!. TiII?USToX,
Attorney at Law,Cumberland, Md.
icr Office on Gailiiaore Street, near theRailroad Depot.
June 10, '62?Km. *
Imboden's Capture.WM. F. BOOGHBR,1,1 AS just returned from the Northern
-I nnd Eastern Cities with a large assort-
ment of Gold and Silvs r
American and Englishm.W S B S3 sz
-4lso, New, Rich nnd Hnnd.-omtv 12 nnr 'l2 w n \r-A jM UWI ,M .M X j
Embracing the latest and roost desirable pat-terns.
1 Gold Silver and S'lccl .Spectacles,
: d-'i-iSS,in great variety ; Silver and Plated Ware. Fine
-dmeriean and English Cutlerv.
ARMY GOODS IThe finest assortment ol the most improvedRevolvers, Officer's Haversacks,with a varietyof other
MILITARY GOODS,Whicli for cheapness arid durabilitycannot be
. excelled in the eity. This Stock of New anddesirable Goods having heen purchased forOnfli at the Manufacturers, it is with confidencewo can offer them to the public at such pricesas will give satisfaction to all who may favorus with a call. iWe sell for Cash Only. |
ir.fi. i' aooauEH,AtS. T. Link's Balto. St.
Cumberland Nov. 20,1862.
GOVERNMENT CLAIM OFFICE, ' jBOUNTY OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS !1! 'WIDOWS AND CHILDREN OF l/ARRIED ISOLDIERS AND FATHERS MOTHERS:BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF UNMAIUED 1SOLDIERS WHO HAVE DIED INTHE SKU- IVICE ARE ENTITLED TO THE ABOVE tBOUNTY AND CAN HAVE IT SECUREDWITH ALL THEIR BACK PAY BY AP-iPLICATION TO THE UNDERSIGNED. I
Also, Pensions, Prize Money, aud other 'claims.against tho United States promptly se-'cured.
W. B. HILL,No. 70 WESTFAYTTE STUF.EL, '
NEAR ST. PAUL STREET.BALTIMORE,
N. B.?No letters asking information canbb anBwecrd unless a stamp is enclosed for re- 'turn postage.
REFERENCES.lION. A' W. BRADFORD, Governor of Md.*' REVERDY JOHNSON.44 C. L. L. LEART." E. H. WEBSTER.
ARCHIBALD STIRLING, ESQ.BRIG. GEN'L JOHN R. KENLY.COL. N. T.DUBHANE,
'? VON KILMAMREGEK,44 WM. L. SCHLEY,44 B. L. BEALL, (U. S. A. Mustering Officer,
COL. GEO. R. HOWARDDoc. 25, 1802?ly. .
LATH- NOVELS~
11Just received at JWM. ANDREWS' f
Jan. 29. Under St. Nicholas Hotel. p
OFFICE OF COUNTY SURVEYOR at the pBook Store under the St.Nicholas Hotel.
March 19. WM. BRACE.
Catholic Prayer Books !
JUST receivod, an assortment of Catholic fPrayor Books, very cheap for ensh at HALE 1SWARTZWELDEIVS Baltimoro St. under Bel- uriders Hell. Cumberland, Md. d
Feb. 12.
Civilian & Telegraph
JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENTBrooks' Block, Bait. St., near the BridaoCUMBERLAND, MD.
William EvansProprietor.
j ALT. KINDS OF PLAIN AND OKNAMfiNXAT
PHIS TUBNeatly and expeditiously executed;
SXJ CK AsBOOKS, PAMPHLETS,
CHECKS, BILL-HEADSPAY-ROLLS,CHECK
ROLLS, BUSINESS CARDSBUNK FORMS,
I PROGRAMMES,, Manifests, Ball Tickets, Ac| Monro prepared to execute in style uns.s-
-jiISMSSB PlffiTM.! Ilaring recently received from the Typen'l',",".'r '"1 exlcnsiro assortment of FINKLUis. lor the purpose of printing Bill-Heade,
1if/, .Jhos 7 ant of anything in that war,'vrLltv**Ti"iCr at "'° "ffic 'o ° f the "Cl-have nfl, TEI.KfiUAPir,1 ' where they can
' ..' r w<?rk got ton up in STYLE, and at
tho entice? ' V oon,P a, 'e withtlioso of.ny.t
| THE
SOLDIER'S TRUE FRIENDALWAYS EEADY.
? \u25a0 HOLLOtI AY'S OINTMENT.j I ONiJ MARCHES, sure anil stiff joints,btff.
? I-J to red aud intlamod feet, nil theso the Sol-dier must endure. Mothers, remember llft,
3 jwhen your sons are grasping their muskets la
1 jmeet danger; think what relief a single pot, . nf this it/' hriih'iiijand cooliny Salve will give
I to the one you love when far away from home- 'anil friends. It hardens and makes tough the
foot, so that they can endure great futiga*.. jIt soothe* and relieves tho intln.ued and stlff-/ ened joints, leuving them supple, stioug *id
_ jvigorous, while for
' 3V3 OJCS VN3 SUN3H3T W3UKO3
it so lunequalled, removing and prevent-i'' /' /ery vestige of inflammation, and gently
' r wing tho edges together, it quickly nndfc mpletcly heals tho inst frightful wounds.
Wives and Sisters of our Voluntoora.Von cannot put into the Knapsacks of your
i Husbands and Brothers, moro valuable *rmore ueeessnry gift than a supply of this
Extraordinary MilitarySalvo.
The lonely sentry walking his rounds n-l
, night, exposed to drenching rains and chillnight air, is often seized with most ohpn 'it, coujh and Hujfocntiny hour§*nt*ar first
. syniqitoiuH of quirk r'umuruption, but if suppliedwith lIOI.Iit)WAV'S PILLS and IIOI.LO.
' j WAV'S OINTMENT,all danger i> averted, a" few Pills taken night aud morning, aud the
IOintment briskly rubbed twice a day over theIthroat and chest w illremove the pain*and stop the mo.-t distressing or tianytroumi
t Irough. Therefore we say to.tho whole Army. |SOLDIERS ATTENTION {!
I See to your own health, io not trust t9 theI Army stipplio* although most valuable. Theoe,PILLS and OINTMENT have b en thoroughly'
-: tested : tbeyaro tho only reu.edle* used in thejEuropean Camps and Da Tracks. Tor forty 1years Doctor Ilotloway ha* supplied nil the'Artuic* in Europe, and during the Crimia-n'C'u/npni.jn h" established ft depot nt Balaclava,
l for tho exclusive sole of these yrent, Many a time his special Agent there has sold
over \u2666ton in weight of the Ointment iu a sin-gle day. These terrible and fatal enernlfg o4
-fie ivl'Htrin coinjit
DiairLuea, Dyeentmy, Scuivy, Cores, andScrofulcttß Eruptions,
nil disappear like u charm before these- PILLfl1and OINTMENT, and now while the orv ring*
? throughout the laud, .
TO ARMS! TO ARMSfDo not let these bravo men perish bv disease,place in their hands thise puciovt remedies,that will enable them to resist the dangerous
>exposures, the Fevers, the Chills, and t'aIwounds which they cauuot avoid, and what ts
more cannot frequently get succor in the mo| incnt of need, whereas if our brove men banIonly to put their hands into their Kuapsaels[and find.there u euro remedy for all tho casual,
ties of tho buttle field, how thousands ot
lives would thus be saved who would otherwiseperish beforo relief could be obtained.
I ! ?None are genuine unlessthe words "lIOLLOWAV,NEW YJRK AKD Loi--
, I>ON,' arc discernable a* a IFafcr uia & ineverjj? leaf of the book ofdirections, around each potI or box ; the same may be plainly seen by hold-
j inythe leaf to the liyht, A handsome rewardwill bo given to any one rendering such infor
j motion us may lead to the detection of anyparty or parties counterfeiting the medicines
,or vending tho same, knowing tbern to bo spn !! rioug.
! ***Sold at the Manufactory of Profeaao \I HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York andby all respectable Druggists and Dealara V|Medicines throughout the civilized world, 1#pots, at 25 cents, 62 cents and $1 each.
is a considerable saving by taklnj.the larger sizes.
N. B.?Directions for the guidance of pai
tients, in every disorder, are affixed to eaolbox.
Jan. 22, 1863?1y.
DENTKTRYTDR. L. IHWIMIIiIIB, 1
DENTIST^RESPECTFULLY informs the Citizen of Cum-
berland and the publio generally, that hahas removed his office to hi* residence, on thicorner of Baltimore and Liberty Streets, ovoi
Read A Brother'* Storo, and immediately opposite Campbell's" Drug Storo, where he iw pr-pared to attend to thopractice of DENIISTHYin all Its departments.
Feb. 7, 1801?y.
Bank Notice.VTOTES of the Allognr.y County Back. CUD'IX berland, Md? will be redoomed in BaltiJmore bv the Citizens Bank, at ono hall per ci.discount. P. E. CONKLIX.
Sept. I?tt
