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'M. Conservative Ticket, For CongredH "Vnkf. PBIMAKY MEETINGS. Allegany The! Consemlive County will assemllc. at the usual places iu their nwpective Election Districts, in primary meetings, on HA TUKDA the Jay of SEPTEMBER.

1680. (excepting the two Cumberland diitrictfl.thc time for which tnecl- logs wiirbe innounced,) to elect delegates to the County Contention which will be held in Cumberland, on THURSDAY, the 27th day of SEPTEMBER. 18GC, to nominate five candidates for the House uf Delegates, and a candidate for State Senator, and the transaction of other business. Let each District send large delegations. By order of IDE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Our Congressional Nominee. la another column wo publish the pro- of the nominating Convention far this Congressional District, from which it will be MCD that Col. Wm. P. JIauUby, of Frederick county, has been presented aa the MnJHffr of the Conservative party.

We Lad hoped that the claims of Allegany county would be recognized in the Conrention, aod.that her lister counties would have con- fered the honor of a nomination upon ono of her, sons. 'In this we hare been disappointed, bnt it is a tdurco of congratulation that the Convention has given us a bearer so well worthy of popular support. Col. MauUby is well and favorably known to our people, and served with distinction in tbe late war for the preservation of the Union. lie is opposed to centralization, in favor of upholding the rights of the States, and'preserving Constitutional liberty, nnd recognizes the unity of tbe nation, in opposition to the idea of disintegration taught by the 'Radicals, as the accomplished result of the late war.

He comes before tbe people in this, campaign as the uncompromising defender ot President Johnson's policy, Which embraces these great issues, and as inch is entitled to our confidence and support. His election will strengthen the and give accent to the great popular voice of our people, in favor of harmony, reconciliation and concord, the only founda. tion of national strength and guaranty of notional perpetuity. Let our united and unswerving support "stimulate his cxertiou and strengthen tba assurance of a great victory, when the 'approaching election shall the verdict of the sovereign people." Why Toil Should Hegistor. If you aro opposed to the Frcedman'ii Bureau, billi which created an army of office holders, and conferred bounties for negro thrifthusbess and laziness, at tho expense of tbe laboring masses, go up to-day and register, thit you may make your voice heard against the election of Frank Thomas, who supported If you believe it to be anti-republican and unjust to force upon the people of the District of Columbia, against their will, negro suffrage, do not neglect to register to-day, in order to qualify yourself to vote against Frank Thomas, who advocated this outrageous usurpation.

If you are satisfied that the policyof Ben. Butler, Fred. Douglas, Suraner, "VVado, Stevens, and Frank Thomar, who assert that the war was a failure, that disunion is an fact and that, by ordinances of secession, ten States are out of the Union to-day, will not bring about peace and harmony, be certain lo register, that you may bring your strength to bear against such heresies. If you are opposed to tho Civil Rights bill, the effect of which is to place negroes OB equality with white men, or rather to degrade white men to the level of tho attend to registration to-day, that you may make yonr voice potent in the coming election, when Frank Thomas asks an approval of bis record. If you think, with the President, that Had.

Stevens is a traitor, dangerous to the peace and harmony of tho country, inimical to tbe preservation of the government, and ietennined to alter tbe character and intent the Constitution of our fathers, by interpolating in that sacred instrument, ideas and provisions foreign to the purpose of its fra. and destructive of our liberties, do not fail to register to-day, that you may vote Frank Thomas, who supports the incendiary designs of this Mcph'utophclcs the Black Republican party. If you oppose the constitutional amendment, the sole aim of which is to equalize white men with negroes, have jour name enrolled among the voters, that you may jour ballot against Frank Thomas, whose tfficial sanction of this intended change in 'Mr organic; law throws upon you such dc. If you. ate in favor of peace, unity, re- faetion of taxes, and opposed to the tbreaU impeachment of the President, which inaugurate another civil war of its accompanying evils if wore burdensome taxation and.

iWaaie banirnptcy and rum, do not Jfca to go and register to-day, that you may tba rcelwtion Fruk who wfll wpporttbe rnort Convention. Pursuant to notice tbt delegates from tho Mveral counties embraced in'the Fourth Congressional District of Maryland, convened at the Contt House, in Westminster, Carroll County, on Wednesday, the llith of September, at 10 o'clock. A. for tha purpose of nominating a candidate for Congress, to be.supported by the Conservative voters of laid District, at the State election. The Convention was organized by tho selection of Col.

R. E. Cook, of Worhington county. President; Henry D. Carletou, of Allegany, Joseph Murray, of Washington, Capt.

Francis'Jones of Fred- crick, aud J. W. Murray, of Carroll, Vice Presidents; and J. Nelson, of Fred- crick, Secretary. Ou taking the chair Cul.

Cook tendered bU thanks for the honor conferred, in very appropriate and felicitous remarks. Committees on credentials and resolutions were then appointed. After deliberation, tbe committee on credentials, through its chairman. Win. A.

Brjdon. of Allegany, reported favorably to the ailtniuion of the several delegations. F. J. Nelson, nf Frederick, chairman of the committee on resolutions, reported the following, hich were adopted-- KaoliiJ, That tliil Contention, In the name and beball uf the people of 4th Congressional District, hcri.br approTii and cordially ratifies and adopts the declaration of prin- ciplej, and accompanying address to tbe people of the United Suites, of the Philadelphia National Union Convention.

Ruolttd, That tbe single question now before the people of the United htatea, to he determined br them, at tbe next Congressional EjeUiuc, is Whether or not tbe Cuion shall be restored-whether or not the object, for vbich the lUbelhon was si'ppresscd--for which Hundreds of of lives of the brarat and best of America's Sons have been sacrificed, and Thousands of Millionr of Dollars have bei.n expended, shall beaccompli-hed --or whether it is the ill and pleasure of the people that the Uulon shall remain divided, and the United States oiunit of twcuty-six lustead of tbirty-sn RtialifJt Thut the question presented by the Itadical I'arly (no matter how it maj be covered up iu arguments nnd generalities usLd to coc- foundand mislead the public judgment,) that the Union shall remain divided uuiess Negro tlmll be established, and by that the Government, so far especially as the Southern States are roucerned, sliall pass from toutrol of the White race to the control of the Black Thnt lo this revolutionary and moiling scheme it is the hounden duly of pood citiien, foves the Government established by the fathers of our country, to oppose hU uuieusmg aud most active hostility. Nominations next being in order, Geo. W. Pole, placed iu nomination A. K.

Sjcster, ot Washington county. Col. Alfred Spates presented the name of William Walsh, of Allegany county, and John Smith, nominated Col. William P. Maulsby, of Frederick county.

A recess of half an hour, until 12 o'clock was then taken for conference. On reassembling an informal ballot was taken, in which Allegany gave Walsh votes, Washington 0 votes to Sycster, Frederick 7 votes to Maulsby, Carroll votes to MauUby. Judge Hammill then mndc an able and earnest appeal in behalf of Mr. Walsh, for whose support so large a delegation had come all the way from Allegany. He was followed by F.

J. Nelson, in a fine tribute to nil the candidates, but sustaining Col. Maulsby, as the candidate presented for Fredcrisjc by Carroll County. Gen. Sullivan and Mr.

Chamberlain pf Allegany also further ably pressed the claims of their favorite, Mr. Walsh. A regular ballot was then taken resulting same as above--for Walsh 0 votes, for Syester 6 votes, for Maulsby 13 votes. Col. Wm.

P. Maulsby having received a majority of the voles was declared tho nominee of the Convention. It was then resolved that tbe Chairman be authorized lo inform the nominee of his selection, and adk his acceptance. After resolving that the proceedings he published in the Conservative papers of tho District, tbe Convention ndjourued. i Dtny it as persistently ai they may, tbe Black Republican idea level all distinctions between the white man and the negro.

Their platform of principles is embraced in tho Coustiiutiou.il amendment adopted at the late session of Congress aad mbmitted to the States for rnliDcation. Among other things contained ia this amendment is the following: AuTlCLt--Section 1. All persont Lorn or naturalized iu the Untied States, aud subject to the jurisdiction thereof, nre citizens of the United Statci and of the Stale izherein, they retiile. No State bhall make or enforce any lair which shall abridge tbe privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States. Nor shall auy State deprive any person of life, liberty or property without due process of law, nor deny to any perton within its jurisdiction tho equal protection of the laws." A little examination of this section must convince every man of the truth of the assertion that tlie Radicals intend, if successful, to dcgradtf the white man by conferring upon tlie negro an cijuility of social and political rights.

A cotuniuorary explaius the effect of the article in so lucid and intelligible a manner that we accept hia rouiarka as our own: you, not all white pertuni but of till or naturalized in the United Sutes aud subject to the jurisdiction thereof. are citiztiu of the Uuitvd States, and of the State wherein tliay reside." This clause, it will be observed, makes Heyroa CITIZENS! Now mirk what follows: "Xo SL-ite shall make or enforce any law thall abritlye the pririhya or I'mmunili'ci of citizens of the Uiiitid States." One of the privileges of citizens of the United States, is the IUOI1TTO VOTC. Hence, this Amendment makca Ncgroua CITIZENS and then prohibits nny from making or enforcing any law Stand Soldiers. The pay department announcer) its reudi- ncas to pay tbe bounties to negro soldiers, Granted by the Rump Congress in Juno last. It will require (twenty million dollars) to meet suuh claims.

This will ilraiii the treasury no low tint the white soldiers will have to wait many mouths yet for their bounties Congress provided bounty for the white soldiers out of "auy money iu tho treasury not otherwise appropriated;" but as tbe nut-to bill was passed the darkey soldiers' claiius.mustail be paid before the white soldiers can reach a dollar. Lit tbe "boys iu blue" remember that Frank Thomas measurably responsible fur thU outrageous discrimination in fat or of the negro. Let it not be forgotten either thai the sum of 3'it)0 each was appropriated for the negroes, although none of them served three jcars, while the only was voted to the white soldiers of 1SQ1 aud 1SCI2 for three years' service. The negro nai thereby accorded the palm for fighting in the war, or, in other was contrasted with the wliito soldier in the proportionate superiority of three to one. The ides of Nutembcr to famish Thomas another illustration of the truth of the that "comparisons are odiuus," fur his share in this hhabbv treatment of nhito veterans.

State which shall abridge the privileges of sucli Negro including the 1UG1JT OK SUFFRAGE! And to clinch the nail, the section winds up by declaring, shall auy State deny to any persun" (that is, white or black) "within iu jurisdiction the equal protection of the law.s." If all persons, white and black, arc to the njual protection of the laws, of counc Negroes must be protected just as the hi ten art. in all things, the ELECTIVE FRANCHISE included. Now, then, it id proposed by the Radicals lo incorporate this Amendment at once in the Constitution of the United States. It has already been ratified by some of tho Legislatures of tbe Northern States The next Legi-lature of our own State will be called upon to act upon this Amendment. If a majority of RadicaU thall be returned to thit Legislature, Maryland nill ratify the Amendment.

If three fourths of all the States ratify it, it will be a part of the fundamental law of the laud and NEGHO SUFFRAGE and NEGRO EQUALITY will be fixed and unalterable facts. This is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Let every thinking man poudcr well tho isiuc." Who Should Voto for Thomual 1 All those who desire that the American Union iliail consist of tncnty-six and not thirty-six States, will for Frank Thomas. All those who want negroes to ote. vote for Frank Thomas.

All those who wish that negroes should be supported by the toil and sweat of white met), will voto for Frank Thomas. All tliOof who want to keep up swarm of uOicu-holdcrs to cat out the substuuce of the people, will vote for Thomas uud his for ninety dajs scrx'ice. All those nant to keep up a lurpu standing army tu otcrawo the people at the elections, will vote fur Thouius. All those who are in favor of piyinp fifty Dollars a Day--will for Thomas, All those who think it patriotiu and honest for Mr. Thomas to take to himself gj.OOO fur ninety days' service in tbe warm hulls of Cotlgrcdi.

with its cushioned -eats, while he gives to the soldiers who followed Sherman in his march to the sea, or laid in the treii- chei before Richmond, tno hundred dollars for three years, will vote for Thomas. All those who arc in favor of "a little more blood-letting," anil are opposed to healing the uound'i of the Constitution, the pacifica" lion of the country and the Uuiou of the States, will vote for Thomas. The Negro ft Northern Wfilte Laborer. Let not the Northern mechanic and artizau who is now endeavoring to improve but own position by shortening his hours of labor, aud by other regulations, suppose that he i not to be interfered with by the negro. There aro iu Ibis region (says'the Richmond Dispatch ,) a plenty of excellent negro'miners, and mechanics of different kinds.

C.The inevitable tcudcucy of radicalism'ii to carry them North, not only to which tlio li.idicab) tell them they art: entitled to, but to become competitors with miners, mechanics and laborers; to increase the supply of labor aud check the progress of those measures resorted lo elevate aud enlighten the mechanic. Some have already been carried off who now are in the market competing with the man he taught to call h'u "white brother." And what nc teen pertinent to this view We have seeu ngcnls here endeavoring to induce able-bodied negro men to go with them to the Northern Und of equal rights and fair dealing for them. The ne- gro is promised there to take his place with the mechanic and miner and farm laborer at good wages. He assured that he will be treated as an equal, with all the consideration hich belong? to him 'as a man and It is thus sei-u thnt the principles and the policy and efforts of the Radicals arc nut to be conGned to the South, nhere they arc intended especially lo work uud disorder. They will react upon tbe North and subject the Northern people: as well RJ our- cl C3 to the deplorable consequences.

All tho Decency. The RadicaU claim to represent all the decency of the country, and affect to be much disgusted at what they term undignified conduct of the President. In the Radical Convention list wiek, the folio wine: utterances were made, which cannot fail to shock the moral sense of every right-thiukiug man in the community: Mr. Hamiltuu, of rend the despatch in yeatird pupers relating la the President's to the S'orthnest. Un raiding that part of Mr.

PUBLIC SALE" OF TAWTABLE COAL PEOPEETT CREEK TALLIT. 1st THK Cirr or AMD A OF LAND In Dirrucirr PAirn ur AUJCOUIT COCXTT-. Trnitce.i, appoioud HE nnd of the Circuit Court for Allff Count a Cunrt of Equity. In a rmuc la mid Court'whcrelti P. SmlUi, AdulcUtratnr, aud arc complainants, and Smith aud utbrn are defeudautf.

to make ante of the real estate of the laic Judtfe Jamei Smith, will (4 public tali! to highlit bidden, on Saturday, the IJIli day of October, ISM, at li In front of the St. Meholu Hu- til, lu the City of Cumberland, Maryland, the fol- loMliif; pruprrtv, lu JCotmty lu raldblale, Int. Ibe uue undivided lialf of nil that part uT the tract uf laud calltd-- THE RADICALS AND THE citizens, do you wish to pay all your surplus money iis tares If you do, vote the radical ticket, and if you wish your taxes reduced, and to have a prosperous Government, and a happy people, vote for honest and competent men. If you want high taxes, ote the radical ticket. If you want to sec bard times, money scarce nnd the farmer and mechanic ground to the earth with taxation, vote the radical ticket.

If you want to see your country bankrupt, tbo streets grow up with grass, and the people oppressed, vote the radical ticket. If you want to give your money to keep up and feed a cot of incompetent men, vote the radical ticket. In all earnestness, voters of Allegauy county, how do yon liko your tax bills It is a pretty neat little sum you have to pay for the sake of keeping the radical party in power. Are you willing to try It two years longer acd have your tax doubled during that period? If you arc, vote the radical ticket. Tho Last Chance.

To-day is the last day upon which you can bo registered, and wo urge upon our fellow-citizens who have the necessary qualifications the 'importance of availing themselves of this last chance. We find too many who arc indifferent, who plead business, and say everything will be right without them, tc. This is unjust and unfair to those who hnvo forward to redeem tbo country from misrule, nnd may be fraught with tbo most mischievous consequences. The obligation to discharge his duty to.tho- State bears equally upon every citizen, and it is both foolish and criminal blindly "to trust to luck" nnd run tbo risk of permitting a contemptible, bnt active and energctio faction, to perpetuate its ill-gainc'd power. Wo can tell our Conservative friends tjiat tie Radicals will put' forth this fall every effort and employ all the devices of unscrupulous desperadoes, and as they are vastly in the minority, they can only succeed by vigorous and concerted action.

Let the Totes be registered, and let tbe organizations bo effected that will sec that they can be Mfeljr deposited, and all will bo well. Again, ws say, register--organise--And let thcM tbe the watchwords, from B9w Tho President's Beturn. loruingior uuimnore, en route lu ti usu- n. Tho party were, hospitably cnter- 1 while iu the State capital of I'emi- nia. The train reached York at 10 A.

The President of tho United Stales and party, in returning from their tour to the West, spent Friday night last at Ilarriiburg, and left that city nt an early hour on Saturday morning for Baltimore, en route to Wash ington taincd where a stop of an hour was made, during which time a welcome address was delivered by Judge Fisher on behalf of the authorities and people, to which the President briefly but feelingly responded. The reception was very enthusiastic. General Grant, Admiral F.irra-rut, Secretary Welles. as well as the President, were loudly cheered by the immense crowd surrounding the Washington House, wheru the ceremonies took place. At Frcclind's station, near the MarUnud line, the distinguished guests were met hv the representatives of our good old State, Col.

Edward II. Webster, collector of the port of Baltimore, nnd several members of Gov. escorted to Baltimore. The progress of the party through Baltimore county was a fitting ovation. vill.ige and hamlet along the line of the road poured out its people, and as the train moved on the loud huzzas of the men nud the nniing of Dags and handkerchiefs by the Indies abundantly showed that the chief magistrate of the United States was not without honor iu the old commonwealth of Marjland.

The enthusiasm at Washington the return of the President was unprecedented. A including the military, was in line in the neighborhood of the depot shortly after four o'clock, prepared to receive him, and around the depot and along Indiana avenue to the City Hall, where the reception was to take place, there were large crowds anxiously awaiting the coming of the train. Shortly before five o'clock Secretaries Stanton, Drowning, McCulloh, Randall, Judge Otto, Generals Caiiby, Emory, Smith, nnd Gen. Thomas, of the quartermasters' department, who were waiting at the depot, received a dispatch to the clicct that tho President would not leave Baltimore until five o'clock, and consequently would not arrive here until near seven. Notwithstanding thii announcement the held together and absolutely grew larger, and by their patience in waiting sufficiently testified their devotion to the President and loyalty to his cause.

Frank Thomas. Who nnd what is lie? For five years he has represented a district whose fruu speech was stilled, uud nhosu free press crushed. For five years has be "lood the fraudulent'y elected Representative of people whose dearest rights he was the foreman to He sanctioned and upheld the imprisonment of his people without warrant of law, without witness and without charge. Un lias witnessed their seizure without law, has seen them exiled, imprisoned, robbed, beaten, chained and outraged by every species of insult and tyranny, nithout otie noid iu their behalf. He baa gloated over their calamities, be has exulted at their sorrows, he has hounded on that fierce of persecution which gave the people no sense of security, which rendered them uncertain that their peaceful slumbers would not bu broken by the midnight guard to drag them to prison, there to pine in neglect and suffer without bopc.

lie has norked only among the lowest pas.Mons*of the human heart. lie evolud the prejudices of bad men, and rode into poircr upon their unhalloned doings. His days arc numbered. An indignant and outraged people ivill hurl him from that place niioac power he lias abused, and whose public IruHlic has so shamefulK Mirylutid J-'rce Press. is a fact that the present Congress, during ilia firstyearof peace, voted away more money than uas expended in the first year of the war.

The last appropriation waa to fill the pockcUiot'tlie members. Is it not alarming tu contemplate that it costs more lo keep up the army of radical thieves and plunderers, now Bucking the blood out of tho people, than it did to keep au army of a million of men in the field. Elect Thomas two years more and what will the people have left to them. speech, iiml inimlrinp the nudi- uice de-irt-d Mr. fur or President, loud tries of one" were heard from all of the Convention.

A Delegate--Xo, sir; "sec Andv Johnson 3G5 into titll with Hill Setrard andMont- llhiir on top of him. first. Parson Browulovr gave utterance to these disgusting remarks: Some genllunen, not throughanvunlind feelinp toward me, but through a niutukiu appreciation of nir molnvfl, hns said thut we uire atraid uf the question and Tought to dudge it. Whv, I ghriuld tct-1 disjjmced and fortvcr if I felt doubtful on nny subject uf nitiuuil concern. 1 never uiis claimed nu both sidesof aui question, nnd never intend to he.

While Inminliatied with whit has dui.c, on (Ar aJiwale ofitryrtf- intfutriiul iviTraijt. npyluuse, intludbj I would sooner be elected to nnv olfice under beaten bv lovnl uegrotsthimby white nun. pliuie.j 1 uould sooner in private lilc with rt foynl iiiRro thin disloyal white man. I Booner be burial in a ncpro tlmn in rtbel afttr drain ta qt ntfttr tu cr to AMITII, afiaJI prtttr to go mfA teyal i.e^rufi ta htlA frai- torf to Arutftj." wlilch via conrercd to John Hore and John At Smith by William Jlillcr andirife by deed bmring dale on the day of Jaauury 1337, aod rteotd. rd In Uber A.

U. So. folio VK, and tain ing iu the hole pf said part iai i-a This lies iu UuorKe'a Cmk Valley and underlaid nith Vein" of Coal. 2nd. All the title and iultrtst of tbe lali in and toall that tract of land called "IO.OSKWA.

9 224j vru pateatfel la John lloyr, un tho day of Mttrck 1S41. Thb trait is hnmlr timbrred. And cuutaiaa ixioixr OXUEI in tarce quautiliri. 3rd All those loli or parceU of land in Addition to tbe City of Cumbirltuid, unfold by said James Suiilli lu hij life time. luU nre upon the hill Xotlh of Decatur rtrret.

The trustee hare a plitt ef tbe uue. 4th. The lullowlni; tratti, to nit '-SorTll SIDE" cvutulniaii. 1 "l.SUIA" 30 "IJOOD ENOUGH." -4j Acrej; "TOBACCO PATCH," fij Acns; HOLLOW" ICO Acres: "COTTAGE ENLARGED" U3 "SAW MILL" 37S Ami. All that parcel of laud containing nboul Acres, lyinc on the nt ude nf Hay-Stack Mountain, including the known al thft "iJA.VH on the old Xatiuual Itoad, about weal of Cuiabrrluud.

A- cioi4 articular description of tlni property will be nir- nlbiicd on the day of Tnc Tktiii or prescribed by the decree, vrill be one-third in onth, nnd the lu tuo at one and lito with rest from tho day of anli-- deferred juymraU to be secured by the notes ur bon of the purehft- tri ith se unty by the Tru Jtpej; or purchase muy be paid ia cMU onlion ot tbe uurcbiMtt. J. H. Wil. J.

HEAD, Sejil. 'C3 LCoMMt.MI'ATEII.1 Stpteniber 3d, Mn. EuiTcm: I In a recent Issue of the "Telegraph" the resolutions of the so culled Union uicellnc; held In Cumberland, on the lltb of Auipi't laet. one of hlch declared that they were In favor of the tons of Erin's Ule to cavern their country unevr more. Coruinir from Dr.

C. II. Our, Judai' Mo ItKell. 1 wonder It tint iruuld-be be- tniver thlnkd the lri-h ore nil fooli It Is not. nof nciir will he, fortuttcn In the henrls of true Irlihmen that nt wasnlwnji a proscrlptlxe and but tor the hon- i at Dciniicrat4 of America, he and hid pnrtv would drlTe the Irish Into Lake Superior, the Itlo (iratidp or the Gulf of Mctlcu.

-ow he lu fivor of Irishmen ruling their own cunntry, for the present, he has ever dcnkd thnt op- pn'sedand HuuVrmjj people home and the rlgrhu of citizenship here. Prett condrt he tu the 111- tcreits of Irlihmen I He lite the Pharhee'a cup. clean onuide and lllthv within. Ilia of lot for Ui come but trom thr tmnoth, tongue of the iK'ceirtr. Is the net pafli did In tiic last to 1'cnetlt the Irishman? Kvtrt thiup done aud said ivni In the nigger.

'It Is he the uint, and if thev MU secure him thet not hate the Iridh. Thh lulling, llin will of welcome fur tin. of the Emerald Uli, jicrhipf. to iai their pant frum perdltlun. Out upon such pcrtldiom declaration? Furinytlf.

1 uould ratht-r submit to nil aortn of pcryLi'utlon und ubluquy thau be- PUBLIC SCHOOLS. HF Public Schoolj of Allepiny County, i open fur the reception cf Schuliirn ai ft Fourth. Fifth and Sixth Uiitrieu ou the Nt October. Second District on tlu of Srptfciuber. The Hehuuld in the city nf Cumberland un ttie -4th uf September.

Thr Schools in the Third Distriet optne-d Septeml'ur 3rd and are siit-ce'Sjfully in operation. The citizens of UM County are to nwist the mitsi(ncn of the diUercut diitrlcti ta iFcure rooml suitable fur fehool purposes, where ao ments hive been made. Alio tq have httlt vtitt in readiness as suon as Schooll open. An cxnnuuRtlon will be held in tho office nt tha Court House on the 22nd for the benefit of who Ime not been cjntuincd vet. JAMES SI.

KHOUF.R, Prw't Ik 3rd ofSchool Commuiionen, Cumberland, 19, 1806. 3U i Estate of James Robertson, eteo'd. Hld is lo notice, tluil tbe stitnicriber uhtaiunl from the Orphanj' Court of ny county, Maryland, Lctterd TKitamenuiry on the estate of James Robertson, lute of the Suite of Virginia, deceased. All having eUimi agnmit mid dee-eased, ore hereby warn-J to exhibit the intim, with the vouclltrj to the subie-riber, oa or befon the- IGth dav of April next; they rani bf bin be excluded from nil benefit of (Aid estate. All persons knouinK themselves Indebted to tjitr, are requested to make immediate payment- Given under bund thit dar of Scpttmtiir.

1SGS. JOI1S ROBERTSON, icpt. ciiiuea dupe to the polie't of tint infnni.iui pnrty. rc'pict, AX 1KISHMAS. i'ourt I Tut: cipurt of petroleum to foreign ports from January 1, 1800.

to the 1st in- utant, from the HX principal ports in tlic Union gallons, ngnint 11,955,020 gallons in tho same time last year. The same time iu 1SG4 the ciporls were 21,035.501 and iu 20.400,484 gallons. OPPRESSION. A colored girl of a refugee from Alabama, has been kept two and a half years in a slate of rfavcry in Chicago, by a Mr. Taylor, half clothed, compclk-d to saw all tbe wood, do all the washing, of his family of (en, without pay, to sleep in tho cellar, forbidden to go ont, frequently beaten, and on one occasion, when she got away, badly whipped.

If this inhumanity bad occurred in Alabama, whence tho girl originally came, all the Radicals of the land would have cent up a howl of indignation and shed crocodile tears over the infernal cruelty of Southern barbarians. Timo, place and circumstance, however, very materially alters 'tbe case. A Yankee can a brute tod a fiend and Black Rf pnblion optiti are conveniently to best answer to Hadical abuse of tbe 1'rcsident for what tliey arc pleased to ealt his dictatorial disposition and lust of power is this: He not only does not exercise the potvcr legitimately but has refused to aeei-pt from a rump Congrcaa the disposition of sixty millions of dollars per year, and twenty thousand offices. If they believed him why did they propose to thus increa'c his power It waa cither .1 bribe, or an expression of confidence. Which 1 condemn negro suffrage and disapprove the voting away of tho people's money for the support of negroes in idleness, by all nieana go nud register to-day.

To make your disapproval effective, it is necessary that you vote, anil registry essential to secure this right. Don't stand aloof, but go to your register's office to-day and have yonr name catered on the list of qualified TOtT3. hate received the first no. of the Cctilon County (Mo.) Index, conducted by Jlcfsrs. Edmondson Soyster.

Mr. Soys- tcr was formerly of this city, nnd an employee of office. We -wish the young gentlemen every success. The paper zealously supports The Canadian papers are urging that the United States Government is responsible for the Fenian trouble, and demand that Kng- land should declare war if the Fenians arc not suppressed. Tne New York Tribune of a recent date, asks the following question: "If Negro Suffrage is not tlic question now before the people, would liko to know what Will some of our Radicals answer 1 The New Jersey Legislature baa ratified tbt constitutional amendment, tbo Senate sustaining it by a TO(O of II to 10, ny a TOM of 31 to IH.

A I the Mcthudi't FnHtburc, on the initant, bv Hcv. G. W. Cooji-r, Mr. Jvcon FRISK to Miss Orro, all of Alleffiny county, Md.

CtTMBEHIiAND HARKET. Corrected weekly by Tcnrney i Clark, Rrooka' Block, iliiltimorc Street, near the Under. Flour, family, per barrel, 014.00 a 10.00 ertra, 13.00 a 14.00 superfine, 11.00 a 10 00 Buckwheat flour, per 100 Ibs. 4.25 a 4.50 Wheat, white, per bushel, 2.7 a 2.DO red 2.GOa 2.75 red, Hyo, Corn, per b-irrol. Corn Meal, per bunuel.

Oats, Hye Chop, per 100 Ibs. Butter, per pound, Kpps, per dozen, Chickens, Potatoes, per bushel, G. A. Salt, per sack, Fine do. 1.00 a 1.50 a 0.00 1.25 a 0.00 50 a GO 2.25 a 2.50 30 a 35 20si 25 4.00 a 4.00 1.00 a 1.25 STATE OF WM.

WELCH, Tina is to pive notice, that the hulh obtained from the Court of ptm county? Man land, tetters of Administration" on the esutc of WILLIAM WELCH. lute of the enid county, dcco'td. All persons having claims npainqt the inid nre hereby warned to exhibit tho BISIIC, Te-uchfrs theri-one-yally authenticated, to the subscriber, on or befure the 16th of April next; thty irmv otherwise by IUH be deluded ircm all benefit of said all person" knoiins themicirn indebted tu taiil estate, are to makp ira- meiliiitc paxuietit Uiveu under my hand thU IDIh ISoO. sept. 19--3w.

J. II. WJDEKER, -IJnfr. Tliomas Ilnrvri thii 2nd day of it. His Hnrtey give uotke to his creditors, endorsers aud sureties, that the first Mondiy ofjunuarv next fixed for tlie snid Thoi.

to the Circuit Court for Allegany county to tiuswer such his ereditors, dorse-rs and sureties may propose or cllege againit him; and tint a copy of this order be published in some newspiper printed iu the city of Cumber- luml once neek for tlirec suce-ciaive months prior to tlie 1st Munilav of January next, such notice, Tiuc eiipy REbLEV, ClctV. Kpf IP, 2.7.1 a 4.00 a 3.00 0.00 A GOVERNESS WANTED. A LADY cnpahlc of teaching children the various branches of a polite education and nlto music, ho on come well recommended, ran find a situation for iMiinn of ten months liy writing to or npplvinRiitlhc "ALLEOAXIAS" olTict, Cumbcrlaml, Allejany lid. Applicants will jtnle whnt aalieries they A Presbyterian prefcmxl. jpVItaltimorc Sun insert twice nnd tend bill lo tliis AUDITOR'S NOTICE.

Martin Dcihl vs. 1 1448 Equity. Jefferson Spikcrand olhers. I In tlw Circuit Court for Allegany county. The creditor! of Joieph Spikcr, deceased, are htrchv notified to flic- their claims, properly Ihcnticated, wtlh the undersigned on or bcfnre-the 10th dav of October neit, iu an ncconnt will Ihen Haled betwem proceeds of tald ml state and Williun Dtvccmon, Trustee for the i Andltor.

DPnllic Sale. ITE undcrsicned, Trustee tppointt-el bv dec.rt! 01 the Circuit court for Allegany County na a Court of Equity, in a cauio ia said Court, in which Sophia Beck prochriv itmtV of her infant children, is complainant, aud John Henry Beck aud others arc defendants, will nclI at public tale to the highcu bidder, on Saturday the 22eZ iitiy nf Septcmlxr, 18G8, at 10 o'clock, in front of the Si. Nicholas Hotel, in the Cily of "Cuniberland, all that tract or parcel of land known by tho name nf "HIGH GERMANY," lying nnd being in Allegany county, and. State of Maryland, and about 3 tnilcf North Eatt of Cumberland, containing EIGHT ACRES OF USD, MORE or LESS as described in a deed for the same from. Wm.

H. Brant and wife to 'a certain Frederick Beck, dated August 29tb, 1863, and! recorded in Liber No. 21. folio 157., imo of tho Land Itccords of Alleginy county aforesaid. The Tcrmi nf 'at preicnlrtl by the.

decree One-third of the purchwo money cash; and the balance in two cqpil annual installments, the purchaser to bonds with i security for the deferred bearing interest from data, to be approved by the Trustee or the whole, purchase money may bo paid in option of tbe purchaser. J. J. McHENBY. mngust 29, Sw.

Tmtee. HOT GUNS Men's and Bovs' SlffOLEmJ DOVSLM, UAHHBL SHOT 6F.VS-Fors.ltbr Augusts nBMBIKD BLANKS-- for st'rt I fortlM week endlui; September FrowJJcl.liartft.ll. BUeo-Avon Comtiany Cumberland C. A I. From Cumberland A I'd.

Jl. 1 Consolidation Company Borden Xtwllupe S31.04 8703 1,108.16 1 OIB 12. W8 Xoiast Dun Acacnrr, 870.00 From- no. v-p! 411,281.10 till. i of lleduiont, Uas Coal, ai.ll-Uu T- ertckvia.

Tiedmunt. luns. CilCoropany 2 Central jl" do tjujc a I. 0 0 10 So 73 1C Vdu 1.6W.W ill. 2.SC9.03 "do 2.W7.I7 ricdmout.

Bwantuu llirtim Potomac: FrauUlm Hauiukhlre Tolal. li.2T3.10 COAL ur CA-IAI, for the wtet ending Kith Salurduy.Stpttmbcr ISth. and for the season: Borden Coil Co. Consolidation American do Central do Cumb. C.tl.

do iiatnp Unit do Ulicelbmeuiu 0, IB. 3, Toni. 1,320 (H) CM JJW) S33 31.119.07 17.1SS Total 9.S.W.UO tho tnany improvemcnlj whiuh we are proud to ace some, of our enterprising mating, vrc mar mention in partic. ular the erection of aa Academy, undurta. ken by the, membcra of St.

Patrick's congregation, tinder tha guido of their pastor. for tho education of joung ladies. This Academy to under the charge nnd direction of ttieSMcrsof Mercy. The Messrs. Lippolds.

slouo masons, are busily at in laying the foundation. This institution of learning when completed, will be 50 feet front by 75 in depth and three stories high- The corner-atone, we are informed, will he laid with appropriate ceremonies, on next Sundsy afternoon at 4 o'clock. The Very Reverend ThomM Hoyden. D. of Ued- ford.

will bo the orator on the occasion Thu subject of his discourse will be "Kdu- 'cation on its only nud true bjsis." An in- ititution of this Und in our midst, will doubtless prove very advantageous lo many of our fellow-citizens, Ei-ing ihcm from the aecesiity and great cspciiic of sending their daughters to far distant cities to rcct-tve an education wU'wh henceforth can ba recehed at home. TUB "Ou) WAE. HOUSE." Frank Thomas, lias been penmbuUting this county for tae last two weeks. Ho visited this ctty on Monday evening la-t, and made a speech for Lis Hadtcal friunde. in which the legislation of FlMFAlID DlSEASC.

if alt Oman of SUxt, Ii espe- Uallv Invited to tho opportunity now olfcvrd them br the Ureat Eastern IJeiectire llonc luiunnca Coinpaur ol to protect ualuat fou of money Invented In Live Stock. Money Invested In anluiau alw.ya Inneciire, owlne to and tho many of accident and dlwue, and erery careful man will iho adtaulaget of Insuring himself apiiu.t this, when the chancu la at hand, for a m'xlerale pir ccntase. An agency has been eitablUhed permanently lu CuiuberUud, No. JS Uidllmorc where the can alwajs be found by letter or In person in give lufonnatlon aud to attend to liKURiiuei. From among the many others we select the fulluwhic well-known ref- eniices.uunv uf whom already luiureil their this Guilder.

Uen. C. M. Thnistuu, Dr. Thomas A.

HeaU-i, McCulloh. Iloruce lluler, llopeviell Hebh. III- ehael Nathan S. Fro't. J- Smith Juhnton.

Janus 51. Sihlev. Samuel HildelbcrKi-r, Jame Shober. Kill and yaurttleti, or icnttfvrmfar- WIllTEFOrtD i IIEALKY, sept, Sin-eial Sutii Agents. 1 Wonderful, but True." MADAME IIEM1SCTOS, the and Suiuunmbulistic Clairvoyant, state, delineates the iry fraturw of the yim are to luurry, aud by the aid of wonderful Instrument of in- power, known as the Piiyihomiurope, uuiir- antwa to prwluce perfect und life-like pieturc of the future hiithaud or of the appllinnt, with date of marriage, ociujialiuu, Icadins trulls of iluruclcr, ic.

This is no itupositlou, us testimii- nlaU vit'iout numbi-r inn fiy statmi: place uf birth, use, disposition, lolur of nnd huir, nnd rnclitoing nnd stamped uivel- Miuwlll rrniethe pic- turi. by return mill, together with iufor- malioii. AddruiincoufidcutF, M.Mi.mi GcuTMtii: P. 0. Hoi 29T, West Troi, Kpt.

5, Whiskers! o. Muvrrz'sCoiiniiLit. Uitisreat- c-t Ktluiulator In the orld. force WliUken or Muilaehea lo on the smoothest faee ir ihln; nei ir known to Ml. for trl il frte to unv one of tutlug llf mi-rits.

70 Xasiau ev iorK. tuthoritTof the irill 1 I A-Valuable Lot of Ground, situate on Street, and described ton tha plat of the City of Cumberland Lot Wo. 3 standing on the South nlde'uf Green Sit; uud on the of Cherry alloy, and running thenco with said North liglitj-thm aud uue half degree, Went one himdml uud line lo a stoue, South six degiws nud half do-, grw, West uue hundred A seventy-six feet. South eiithtt-three degrees aud one half degree. Mat furty-four feet, Xurth sixty degrees, East Cherry aller.

then by a straight line tu the beginning. The improvements cousiBt of A large two-story Brick House, furuierlv used aa 11 Doardini: House, and now used as a Store and Dwelling. The Lot extends nearly to the River, and but athort dUtance from the ha- sin uf the Chesapeake Ohio Canal. An application was made to the tut tfirhlature forau Actuf Incorporation fur a curaiwn.i build a bridge acrixo tho 1'otouiac. at or near the Lot hlch imw oiler fnr No action uubiLenlatt winter, because of tho 1-itcncM of the application and thenhortnwsof Tlirruuno doubt that a law will be cnacled this winter anthorUlns the erection uf a IUIIE needed, nnd which will in greatly add tu the material wealth aud nroKperityuf our i-ity.

It Is nbvinux then that this property which I now otter for mle 111 prolublv be the most desirable, proi- irtv businus purinises In our city. 'Ihe title to Mid property ludUpulable. IVmuone third uud the babnie hi tvteh mouths. I have alao for sale, owned by same parlies, Acres of ic Western tiart of the countr. 1 JACOIt SN1DK11, STABLES A.

MVIZDIHO iOT, Baltimoro street.ni': IK THB CITY OP rpnK i virtue for tKtIn.1 the uodcnlcned, wTruster, trill oa ranitB A Augusts--tf. Shipley IIouu. August b--Jui. To Consumptives. nderti-er h-ving Uiu restored to in a fm ni-ks hr a very fiiupln n-mcdj, after ImiiiiK sulfered fur Jtars with a wure luu- jiretliuu, and tlut d-eiil Cousump- liuti--H tu ike Li own to his lerirs the uf lure.

To nil di-in- it, he will send a copy of the pn-criptiun Ltree of ch.irgi-,] with tlic direc- liouF fur preparing using 'he same, huh thoy will find mrt cur- fur Illiovclllim, Awu-n, Cocc.ni, COLDS, and all Thruataud Lunj The onlr ol llm tending the I'resiriptlon to bencHt tlic iiillicted, nnd spnad information which he runccivii to lc invaluchlv, nnd he bones suffLnrwill try his remedy, as It will cost them nolliinj, and mny provc bUising. Partlts the prescription, by return Purely Mutual Life Insurance. i i mail, WillUiasburgh, King" county, Jan. 3, 1S66-- ly. New rt-S' Strnngo but True.

IOUIIR lady and gcntlrnun in the United hear MT much to their bj rtturn mail, (tree of charge,) theumlersicncd. Thuselmvins IcJts of twins will by nut nolicinc this rard. Mtn mil fleait addrai thar Accumulated Capital HIS one of the oldut, safet, nnd most suc- tcstful Life lusuranie Companies ill the Dui- lul State's, nnd offers ndviuiURM nn'. atelM, and, in not eiiunlle-d, hy any oilier. It huspaiil to of ihe assureu Over Two Millions of Dollars I Its Trustees in New York City ore of the -very first and reliable nnnics.

it it ilnetly mutual. tht 1'oticy JfjlJcrt rtainny Ike nitirt iiro.iu. Premiunn rectived Qunrlerly, Srini-AannallT, or Annuullv, at tlic option of the iiasured. eiu! issued in all tin- various forms, of whole L.IIC, Short Term, Umlow uicnt, Annuity, etc. Dividends Declared Annually.

(Fur 1805. 50 Per tier.) GEO. IIARDISON" i SON, Aasxis. Fell. 1B05 tf.

Cumberland, 5Id JL dccrci! of the Circuit Court for. Allegany Cuutity, a Court of in' a cause iu said court in. whicli George A. Thruaton 'and 1J. Thrtuton are complainants, aud'John T.

Kdwarda ia defendant, at public sale to the highest bidder, Saturday, the 22niZ Joy nt 11 o'clock. A. in front of thct preiniacs, all that property lying aud being iu thu city of Cumberland, County, Maryland, commonly known as tho "ST. MCUOLAS UOTEL" FEOF.tUTl', more particularly described in a deed from John w. Ucary to John T.

Udwarda; Oco. A. Tbrustoa and Charles B. Ih'ruston, bearing dale on the 18th day of June, 1855, recorded iu Liber H. K.

No. 12. folia 028, and also iu a deed from the vestry of the Lutheran Church of Cumberland to Jlichael P. 0'IIern, djtcd 19th day of April. 1853, and recorded in Liber II.

No. 9, folios 407 nnd 408. This property comprises the UUILDIMJS or THE St. NiciioMn Horu--TIIE LAMB STAIJLE is ITS UKUI--AND THE nst VACAM LOT FRONTING WIITT FEET OS B.VLTIUOT.E SIUECT iriTU A BEITII OF OM! HUMJltEIl BUVOTT FEET, lying between the Hotel aud the residence of Mr. Alphcus Duall.

The Trustees have the power to sell this property either as a whole, or in parcels. The Ttrini of Stile, aa prescribed by the decree, will bu third caah, and the balance in two equal installments ut ouuntid years from the day of sale, with interest; the defurrcd payments to be fiecurcJ by the bonds of the purchasers, with security to be approved by the Trustees. JAMES M. SCHLEV, WILLIAM J. HEAD.

August 22, TnuaTEta. t-- AT 11 O'CLOSK, A. K. In tha city of Cumberland, la, front of the Jtore ofllumblrd LXIUR, oBer at public, tele, all Ihe follonlutr real estate. IrinR In Allegauy County, MariUod.

tu wit's-- plics'of ground lying on 'tin old Tur Cumuttlind, Turnpike Itoad adjoining city of ind, 3 Containing 3 Acres 29 Perches, being llw land deed recorde-1 In Ubtr II. R. No. 21 folio 29, one of Iho Land records of Allefisny county. Also tracts of 1 md, iliimttd in Ihr Wettetn end of AHegany lafomaid, ona etllcd and the other called "VERONICA THE NUN," ConUliinff Acres, Bore or Itss.

and olio lot Xo. 814, contaiuln); Acres, particularly described in a deed recorded In Liber H. No. -'16, folio one of the aforoald Laud i Of One half of purUwie money cash, tbo balance In two equal luitallmtnU of aud twelve months. The above propertr Is sold tubiect to TSBSSBEK i OPPOSITE 1 '-iW .1 IIE Slurp at 121 IJalUmon ttml, rwpettUUr ta- rite the of the putjlfc.

Their stock ha bttn KloeUd with Rrmt cwt. and embracesolinost every article to ta Uook meatof BOOKS AHD TKEJODICAXS 'Comprbes JlUtotical Wol Juvenile Books. Seliool, Docks, I'uljulir and THEIR.8TATIQNERY:, Euihracei a general irarietv of Paper, ciii, lull, oud Slatloiier'i Uood4 THE: FANOr. -ARTICLESU consist of Pictures, Tirtnre Toilet Articles, SatcMIs, A GENERAL NEWS DEPOT. For the sale of the very latest Xeff York', Philadelphia, tod Baltiiuort fffnt, 1 GMt-vo dower.

4w. WILLIAM UBVEOMOX, Truitw. GMt- april 2S, '68. H1LLE.VRY M)OK. A SPLENDID STOCK '0 TJi Spring Summer Dry Goods No.

31 Balttmore Street, -J Jan. 3, ly. THOS. r. A A S31 Hroadway, 1 oru Tho Mason namlin Cabinet forty different nd.iplcd to sacred nnd cccular music, f.ir to SCOO eich.

FIK- TV-OSfi OOI.D or SILVER oreitl-er Erst pre.aiuci nnarded them, llluatruted Cutu- lo.uc.tree. Oct. or MASOS 13ilOTliEP.S, York. ly. tho patriotism and dicency satisfaction.

CTATE OF MARYLAND. OFFICE OF THn SECRKTA BY OF STATE, 1 Auciiit Siith, 1BOC. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEK, Tint the General AKcuiblv.nl its Jimiiarv IS05, hivinc mloptnl the' Ibllowini; resolutions proposing an Amendment to tho Constitution Of our State, mid uuienrtment ill be submitted to the quuliScd eleetora of the Sute', for their e-olifirmalion or rejection, tit tl.e election fur meni- lctsofthe Genenil Aw inbly, to beheld on the Gth day of next. orile-r of the Gin ernor, JOHN 31. CAHTKR, Secretary of State.

No. 11. Joint resolution abolNhins H-ction of tbe eighth irtiele of tbe Comtitiltion. Itmlreil ly thr Gtnmt Aiimtln tf Maryland, (three fifths of tin- members elected to both concurring.) Thit the Constitution be, and is hereby, amended by out the siith tec- tion of urlieie Mght. BY THE Sr.XATF., JlaHi 13lh, 1805.

CURE FOR DULL TIMES! SPEND YOUR MOXEV AT HOME, VERY nODV is complaining nbonl the'dnll- ness of tho times, but nouv don't pnust to retlrct about the Thr secret lies In thif; sutdlnc moner abroad for the piireharr of Roods and commodities, to the atjKrandlieraenl of ern dialers nncl to the detriment of onr commB- bv withdrawing frum local clrculatlou no much The remidy la simple, nnd nil thlnklnir, people nt once discover the adviiutasc of applying It. It unbraced In the t-enlcccc, Spend Your Money nt Homo!" Give our ov.n nnd ortltanj the lirnc- flt of yonr trade! It enable', them to clie the Farmer, Mechanic, 1'rofisslorml Mmi aud Dlr luminimtlon fur their tuil; thus money It comt-mtlv chancing from hand in hand anionpt, and iviry miaiber of the cnininuiut) becomes a In the pciicrnl prmpirltr. While returniui: ray cratcful nekiionlertjrmcnls to HIV numerous and customer' fur the liberal inanntr 111 vhlcutuer hale hircloforc ins- taliKil ule. I nioEl n-pictfully solicit of public encouragement. At my Ne-w Stoi-e Room, Green and milt Fmit.

In3 Killimare tlrat, four door- from Ilelvldcro Hull, whfro 1 have, non in store, a Lir.ni: nnd well selected sloil: of were to Mr. Thomas' own to eiiat in tlie Badieal party. Th most extreme doctrinei were avowed and met with a hearty approval from tbclladical cortion of his auditory. Cheers were gn en for Congress and Tbail. Plovcns and grains for the President of the United fctatej.

The "Old War Horse" gave unmistafceable signs of not buing in tho mettled condition ticcca- for a successful run over the Congrcn- ional conrv. He the fire and or of earlier and iodicattnna of troalinj: down were piunly mnnifut. Unless a tho signs signally fail, this campaign will oloee his political career. Tun CUIVDS Tlie Radicali of this county, it will recollected, baited a trap fur the votes of Irishmen by cnlogiiiiiK the Fcnisn movement and denouncing the I res- for enforcing the neutrality laws parcel 1,7 ConTcsa. in a resolution at their Into little convention.

Men ttho have persecuted forcieners with vindictive bitterness, raiight nt this straw lo save them from ret theso very men are now in the E-imo Wwith oldThid. Stevens, who lias c-asl the following shir upon adopted fcy ctmaliiingthcni with negroes: -We are influenced too much by thcw renons rromforri-n while in search of frn- dom. day Wcwed boon to those ho are tl.c.r Thc'a-s 1 cars will protrude from the lion's attempt to hide them asjhcy will: Adapted fellow ciliicna. fctick .1 pin here. COUXTT UMON SONDIT SCHOOL COSVEN- TJOS --In accordance with a resolution tbc'last State Convention, tho pounty cecrc- ury for th'i- County called together a Lnion Sunday School Cotivcntion in Cu.nberlam on Tuesday and Wednesday, the IHh and J2tU inntanls.

-Owing to ram and other the attendance was not so largo as -WM desired, but nevcrtliclcss tl.ere were -nrescnlmany warm-hearted Siindaj; fcchool and women of various deiioniiaalinns from various parts of the county, besides many cititens of Cumberland, who the proceedings, and it is hoped good will Errors of Youth. A Ccntlemnn who suffe-reil fur yeir fron Nenous Debility, Premature Decay, nnd all the dTectsot indi'urction, will, for llif siillcrintf hnminili f-ud free to nil ho need it, the rccije- ttml ilirecllona fur roaklns tho simple rented by whieli he WHS cnreil. Suffercn wishmp to profit the advertiser's cijieTiciirf, can do hv adilrasinp; JOII.V B. No 13 Chambers street, York. 1 HfiC roll, a of far- Lnnulale, Mnrkftll, Ciirroll.

Dnvis of rnroline. I) is of Washington, Tjirie, Itnrnood, JcnLius, Ilolton, Muuni 1 I'hllpot, Ftep'icnjoa, Tnil, Turner, WMcrs-- 17. "hr, Tnmt No. 34, Baltimore Street, CUMBERLAND. MD.

Stock is ill') moil citfnsivein 1 Cttmber- JL land, nndiialvays full in the various branch- cTuf it. The Koods SKWnnaSTYLISll.MlKted with care and uste. It embraces the BLACK-AND COLOBED SILKS, HXE IMPORTED "DRESS" GOODS. White Goods, Opera Flannels, Shawls, iMdntillas, Cloak MatirUl and OrnameetJ, Hpop Skirts, Ilosicn, Gloves, Xullous, Fancy Goods, Veils, Silk and Velvet Ribbons Ln- ces. Embroideries and Trimmings in great variety: Domestic Goods, such as Brown nnd lilcarhed Cottoin und Sheeting Denims, Cotton I'laiddand Stripes, Ulnicimuu, Checks, Linicys, White ami Colored Flnnncii Cantun riuuncl', Miner's and Shirting Flannels.

For Men's nud Uovs 1 Wear a full line of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, fawinots, Janes, Twees nnd Cottonadcs. All Kos. of Cottun Cham, Cotion Halts, colored and white WaddluR, ic. A complete assortment Of Ladies', nnd Children's Shoes and Gaiters: Jim's nnd Hoy'c Haw. Sp-dul attentionisculled to our stock of WOOI, AND HAG CARPETING, while iiml checkered MultiiifT, Fluor und Table Oil Cloths, Urucireli, Green Maize, lints, Rugs, larcc ndilition to the Store Room he has ample facilities tor the great increase of Block required tu supply his custom.

Buyinglargely and directiv from iheluiportcrs.heisnble to sell as low aa the best Cit Retail lloutes. Great attention is given to Dntis Goons and TniMMisns, nnd his stock ofthese will alniivs contain tlie ncncst itjl'S in Market. Every oftort will be nude to make it the inttrat of Ladies, families, and the funeral Public to at this House. April 11, JOIIti TVAtSII. fit.

DEALER IN STOVES, ASO MiSLTACTCHril Of 'T Tin Sheet-iron Ware, Bow Lamps aud Pumps for o. SfOUTl.VQ MALE TO ORDER. All kinds Jobblnc done with nuiti April 25, 18CC-- Civil and'Miniiig. Surveyor and UB SURSCRII1F.R having been tngaged the last twelve icon lu the Coal has actmircd thorough knowledge of alt the Coal Veins and Iron Ore, and the beat method of openiui; and working the same, and hr prepared to luruisli Plans and Eillniatca aT Cost of Opening, Coiutructlon oflnclined Tram Roadj, Locomotive Sidings, Bridjrfi ete. Also, Maps and Report of.the Valueol the Properly.

WM. BRACE-, JSTr. Office.and Ccsidencc en Sraur, Cumberland, Md. Feb. 7, 18CS-- ly.

WIIOI tSUX nETUL DtAUB 15 CUMBERLAND i GEORGES' CREEK AVING taken the Yard recently in the OCCB- pancy of Henry S. Fleury. Ln Union street, ifmn the Baltimore Ohlo'ISailro iiatcil to furulBh Lump, Run offline an Coals, from the Cumberland and George's Creek regions, In large or small quantities, to salt pur- ehasers, at short notict and on satisfactory ttrmt. AH Colt fold from this yard Is weighed. It is tha ouly jard In tho city provided with scales for wciRhinc coal.

jif- Orders left at the Office uf Adams Expresi Company or nt the Yard, will receive prompt attention. March 28, SILVEU 1'LATHD WARE, FASCV COOIIM, ie. eleetlon of Ilavlne ylitn great attention to the AM LEA'SfiS. a prepsred lu furnUh Hh accuracy from my larce stock Indispensable nlds for the many defects of Won. V'atehe, CloeUsand Jevielry rcjiaired.

Aug. 22. JOIi.S' H. Great Inducements to Buyers! No. 01 Baltimore Street, (Neil door to the 1'cst Office.) BY TIIE HOUSE OF DELEGATES; March 16, Mfssr? Frsiier(SpoiktT) Ltuby, ATTENTION TAX TAYERS.

HE undersigned liavinp completed his Tux Hook' for 1860, his entered the dis- iifbis otlicial duties. His olhie is in the store of Wittuii It. Baltimore near the Hnilroad Dipot, lie or Deputy ill at Ml be- louud. 1 urc ud- vi-id to their tuxes as trill le entitled to deduetiun of icrcent. upon State- FARMERS ANDJORSEMEN READ, Save yonr Horses, Hogs and Oattla from Diseases by tbe Use of STONEBKAKEB'S HOBSE CATTLE FAMILY DKALEK Acncw, Anderson, Hrown, Culvert, Swi-tnnd Trcneh WATCHES.

Seth Thomas end Importi'd CLOCKS, all of Mhieh arc warranted. Ladies' fine cniuiiolod Gold and Silver Watche' ami Chains, Hracelct3, fine Jew. clrj of the latest stjlcs, Oold Pens of cxlr.i qualilj', Ac. ALBATTA WARE, IccTilehcrf, WalerGohkts.Spoons, Butter double phl-H i line Sihcr. Solid SiherTiinnd Tnblc Furkt, Butter Ktiii Sapkln J.C, manufjelured from Coin.

Wi- call ntlinlion to our lirijc nnd ecleet flock of Spectacle-, and ncar-dshtod of lh Old repaired and now put In to orritr. Ill kinfa nf fine TMc ami F-Kitt Cutlrry nn tiamt. -ire prepared to rcpilr Cloelri andJentlry, i nialnc-l and dlsi'itch. Ail work In-urcd tu pitc m. rharze.

Civc u- a call. J. C. 15, 'M 1. SMITH.

Dean, 11.1VCJ, Krerhardt, KooLs, Garrison, ifomhlcton, II imly, llnrcs, HoiUon. IIotTmn, Topkins, lynex, Imts, Of VALUABLE SEAL ESTATE, virtue of an nrdrr of the Orphans' fonit 0 Administrator of William Jlyers, lite ol wild county, will sell nt public -ale, on (Ac 0(7. Aiy nf OcttJ.fr, 18(10, at 10 o'clock, A. 51., at thr lute iwidencc ofKi deceased, about four miles from the city of Cumberland In mid County, nil thill part of a tract of land called Kiid result. THE new school of Maryland, published by Ap- origin is derived from the crest Indian tribe of tho AHigcoi.

The in 1780, liaaan area of mite, and at tho ccn- tun bid a population of 28,34 1. XSTlt indua to tho Bcgtstrnljon orSccr of Strict No 13. Mr. M. F.

O'Neill, to that his nbscnco from bis poll on lucs- anrl Wedncadny of last week, vns occa- bv Iiis boins irnnramiH I before tao -United goua District Court Paltimoro. Arrou.TMEst.-Mr. Thcophilw C. 3Iu on tho Baltimoro Oii Utwecn WhcctiiJ5.jr.Vj,, Tri of. Mr.

John with the tliere-on, lyinj; nnd btinR nsaid County, which Is rcmtjincd within the hounds, coutw-s nnd at hounded tvhili- oak tree Milone, McCaulcy, JScCulloiiph, Millrr of Anne Arundd, Mules, Fr.rkcr, I'ennington, Potect, Hider, Sherry, Klolhowcr, Smith of Allecany. Smith of Dorchtitcr, Eoper, Stewart, Ftor.c, Tnrr, Tuil, L'silton, Vdliant. Williami, WiUon, Wooden--C3. Augusts, 1 8SC. Collector for I ecu.

I LL persons aro forewarned not to trust -TjLor contract auv deht, nn nivjcrount, with my wife. MART, I hereby phc no I Ice I will fit no debt of her gwoon WOLR Lhluir on Be'dford Rnnil, miles from Cumberland. LCumberland, Sept. 3f. 7 PRODUCE.

Ho. 38 Baltimoro Street, Cnmbwrlaad. AS now on band a large nnd well 'w- lected stock, and is prepared to accommodaU his friends the public generally awjrtmeutof GROCEIUES, 7 -T LIQUOIIS, COUNTRY PROnUCK. embracing every article usually found lu elasi Family Grocery. JfUr COCSTHT PIUJDLTT, such as Butter, Em, Poultry, taken In nchanRe for Goods, ur highest market cash price paid therefor.

Cumberland, April 4, 1806. F. AI.LES. JOSEPH Smioa. ALLEN SPRIGQ.

Sc EEW BOUNTY LAW, enlisted aRertiielOth of April, IStil, and served three yc.ir?, entitled to One Hundred who serveil Ino jean, entitled to Fiftv Dollars, Additional Bounty, rill have their claims prepared and promptly collected, on application, in iicrson or bv letter, to CHARLES II. TIIRUSTOK, Attorney nt Ln-v, TiU Cumterland. Md, rrton, of IHltimorc city, I.cc of Queen Anne's src ilcssrs. Jliller of VTanh- Fniith of Frederick, incton, rilKington, neivspipfrs printed in of fiHtr copy till Clh day ot" N'ineiil re Ifotico. CiiJuiEiioM.ns' CutiDriiijiD, HLIT.

5, I BOB. rpnn County county JL nre hereby notified to meet at their ofiuc in the city of Cunibcrhnd, on the first Monday day! oV October ncit, at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. for the purppwrof busint's as may come bcfute them for ii. ii. uut-'cn, srpt.

Clerk to A ture ipeedy enre for Coldt, SurC it. Founder, lliitcmptr, Htavei, Hidebound, Lung Tevir, CoitireneM, Wonni, Ac. in Hnrm. lM-i of Cud and Jtlack Tntisne, Ac. la Cattle.

Alfo, a iuro prcvtnuva of HDR Cholera. BE EtTRE AHD ASK FOB ETONEBBiKEE'S HOESE AKD CATTIE POWDEBS If Toa want fine and healthy As they are tupcrior to all olheri now in use, befap a powerful Tumc, by Khich tho bloed and ivetcm ii cleanseJ. nnd preventing all diwaws lo- adEtit U. flurtei, llnpi nnd Cattle. Ther are becoming the most jinpular remnly now oflireJti.

the public. No I'OWDKRS everiold hare area nich onlversal and acquired crmt relrbnlv in the tame lime. Af an erl- deoce of their superiority Iho propri-tots warrant them to be- mpcTior UJ others ur the money refunded. Only try them aad be cunvtoced of their virtue. Price 25 Cents a Packace, or Five for $1.

READ OHE! READ ALL! A GBEAT DISCOVEBY AT LAW, 1 JIOOREFIELD, W. VA. ILL promptly attend to all bnslness entrusted to them In the Courts of Hardy and.th* adjoining counties of West in tan Circuit Court for AUcgaoy county, ltd. June 20, 1806. SINGER'S I Family Sewing.MacMneJi I the nest and CSLT Machine that will do AU.

KINDS of Family Singer Manufacturing Company, 1C9 Baltimore street, F. 1IINKE, Agent at Cumberland. December 0, 1805. Insolvent Tfotiocs. Ito'ucrt S.

pe-rrhcs to planted Jtonc. tbTM nmams Mid vhoio tract J.orlh 5T West 165 perches to flake and stone pile stindinp at the end oflOS prrchci on the Uta line of snid whole tract culled "Doth.m," then rnnninc with there- mainncr of Mid 13th line, S.J6" W. 72 then with the given line of raid whole tract to the OF LAND. fc Ttnaof thinl of the pnrchMr monev to be paid in on the day of nnd the rjthnre in two muni nl six anil twelve montlu, with Interest from dale ofuslc, to nntM of pnr- ivriwiurtu fir-OROB n. -nt.

li, K. 4t. tM of pnr- 5, Artra'f XEW or or Ciunic- Tin," us minifcatcd thrnugii Temperament nnd Eiternal Forms, nnd in the "Hnux rice utvisE." Otic clcgnnt volume, with nearly 300 pit'cs, illrttlratlons. Editor J'rtEoioyual Journal. I'riee, post paid, SS.

Address FOIVLEB A. WILLS, No Utoidwny, New ork. "Xuiv Physiognomy" ij eminently pmclicnl, fully lllnitmttd, and well mittd lo the of ill. In the sindv of "tlie face" tin- rrndir tuun to read eich nnd every fenlnre. are fierl as the Itomin, Greek, Jewish, Snub and Celcstnl.

Theeyw Fjie-uk nil ivliether hlnrk, blue, brown or hazel. In a like manner, cheeks, neck, ears, fret, walk, voiee, laugh, arc shown lobe "ligns ofcliamcter." Iu no oilier work mucli light thrown upon the character and destiny of mankind in or the distinctive trait uf nations and tribes so clearly pointed out. Portraits of distinguished persons of andcut and modern times, lih biographical sketches and ilelincation of character, arc given. Jhrintt. Or'ri, Stattmrn.

Warritrt, Anliiti, J'Mmoflim, Dimnrm, Mori, nre ineludeil. It is an "Encyclopedia" of biugmj.hy. ncqnaint- inc the render itilh Ihe rar-rrnnil charackrof many prfrtt men and women of the rnst 1,000 and ol the present--such, for inttance, as Ariitotle, Julins CJis.ir, Shakespeare, Washington, Fmnklin, Bancroft, Bryant. Lonjrfcl- loir, Irvine, llosa Bonlieur. Theodotia Burr.

Cobden, Brisht, Bolivar, Whately, Thick- rrar, Dow. Knoi. Uiclielint, Hopw-r, Hackle, Diekens, Victiiria. Wrtley, Cerlyle, Slclley. Mill, Spenrtr Gnlhrid.

Alexander, and hun- Af AGENTS 'WANTED. fle-Jt rrfrti, rcxifl llcCiilIoch) fyiDERKP, tlilj day P-pti-nibr, lace, His crtdilora. I that lloUrt S. Mcfulloch give notice to his creditors, cudorscrnnd that the first Mondav nf Jimuary next is fixed for the did Robert S. McCullucli to in the Circuit Court for Allepany eounty.

to answer fuch creditor', nml him; and il ill some sureties nny prnpuic, ir allege ajain't Unit copv of th order be puhliahe: in HIP iiy of Cunilrrlnnd once i fur three months prior tn the iaid first JIoud.iv of Jnnmrv, nntas nntire. Teat Cirrk. tcptcmbcr IS, James Dunn 1 this dav of r( Ivy July, JhGG, that I Dunn p.i notice lo his credi- torn. induuerj null thnt the first of Jnniiiirv next ii fiitil for the Jnniro Dunn to appwr Ihr- Circuit Court for county, to Nnsiver Itw dorscrs nnd sureties nuy pruiiu-e, or allcpr ncainst him nnd that ropy of this otdcr lc pnlilifbcd iu fomc printed in the city of Comber- land onrc a week for threesnrccfsivp to the said first llomlat of Jananrv next, notice. Clerk.

Scpvmber DYSPEPSIA BITTERS LITHE nmGOEATOE, 1VII1 Cure All or HERVOUS DEBILITY, And from DISEASED LIVER and STOMACH By the of from iree lo three botll" Hie noil Uver Sick Sour Stnnadi, Flatulency, Urop.y, IXM of Appetite, OUrenw. Cholera ilorbui, Female WrjKncM 1 10 frtc lion and General Debility, Musdl by to- r-udenec. or othcrwiie, Div ib. Kcrofuli, Hull 1 aln in the lleaa, i a- lownrst of the Slln. iJimnew of llion, AllF.

CCRF.D. ThUbclnit entire veRcttbla corapoond la war- Mnted efli-clttil rcmnly only for UrVptpSa Complaint, but for lU Manhood: JUST published, a new edition of Culverwoll's Celebrated "Essfty on the radical cure (without medicine) of HrrimAToniiHccx -orSemlnal Weakness. Involnnlarr Seminal Losses, Mental and Phytlcal Impedimenta to Marriage, oho. CoMcaimoK, EriutrsT. and Fm, Induced by self-Indulgence or icxnal eitravncance.

Q. In a scaled envelope, only 'ihc celebrated author. In this admirable eaiay. clcail- demonstrates, from a thirty ful practice, that' the alarming conieanencti of stlliabuse may be radically eured dangerous use of Internal medicine or the application of the knife-- pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, certain, and effectual, by meant of which even- luDcrer, no matter whathb condition mav br, may cure hlmsell privately, anil Lectnrr nhnuld be In the hands man In the hind. Sent under seal.

In a pliln envelope, to any ad- drtjs 'pottliaiil, on receipt of cnrrs. or nvo rosr also. Culvcrwell's r.ulde nrlcc KSTI addreim thcpnbllshen, 1 CIIAS. J. C.

127 Bowory, New York, Post'OfHeo hoi 1M8. obtrt Dnnn Ilis rmlitors i I rVlDKRED, this 3HI uiy of 1SW, that llob- Jcrt Dunn pivc notice to his crtOitou. endorsers and that the first Mon- dav of January next is fur thr faul Ilobett Dunn to.ipprnr in the Circuit court for Alltpui; cnuntv, tn answer ftieh inlcrropitorics in h'u crr- and nn lies may nr niralnst him; and th.it a ropy of tint pnblishM in Home nftujntpcr jrintcrt in the fily of CumlKTlnml, once wrfk for three months prior to the (aid first Monday of January 12, ilnnuch nr Impurltv of bh As a Uowl and tonic or eraeral arme- thtw hitters have tio (ipial, and fhmild nS in cverv ftmilv, al divase cannot nisi where tlwr are They nre warranted a perfect araiMt Fever and Ajrue. lauin dejiripg a cUar cnaiplesioa and hoillh ahtmld not Iiii to njc them. They are partlcnlarlv reeonimradeo to those who are rnBerlnR under 1 1 of Splriu, thdr ixraer.

betas particularly adapted neh caws. PRICE OSE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. STUXEBRAKKR, IIOFKILVS 1 Proprietors nnd Manufattnrert, Ko.341 West Baltimore Street. Baltimore, MJ. Far ly Jomnnj JytrJi: C.

C. Shrivcr li H. la Fevro Son, Cntnberiand. Z. Johnson Kephwt) And bj Country Sloiw AuruitlJ, f.

i i 't -2' .1 BOURKB'-i uuccrAbrritciffi np 1 i A A I ASD" I A Constn of-rOCRTO and JStrfeU S. Aiwajf Insure, a large stock of LIXEC and OIL SHADES. augnst 3inW. TsJJil "Oif 'INCREASED PENSIONS, recent Act of Congress, Soldien n. 1SC1, "CJ nnd 'C3src.

In certain cases, lied to an ADDITIONAL BOUNTY from the United Soldiers who were In the latti' the loss of arm, leg, Ac. ic. a tlcd a 1 Increase Prisloi of $25; and Onril.ix« are also to CKr.ASE.oK PENSION under late Ael. ef Perrons writing for Infonnilion plean state the Name of the Soldier, lib. CowpWV and P.eglment, -with the date of enlistment; and dU- charce or death: bow ranch BfluMJ'brlVn- ilon received, and If IheSMrtler li dead girk name or names of tho nearcit of km.

I Addren frnclo.bg Sump Sac reply.) 70 W. Fayttte ri 'tv" NEWSPAPER! NEWSPAPER!.