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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
Me0iral.

DUSSIAN VAP0R BATH, No. 81 East 27th-st,
near 4thsv-Ihs newly opened establishment erected
after the approved European plan and provided with
ali modern improvesents The L. Bath l. known to be the
eff cieut remedy ia all Of Colds Coughs, Gout Rheu
atsm Parbysis Chronic Diseases Of the skn and all atec
lions produced by the suppressed Precipitation OF the skin Open
daily from 70 D. aud later N desired For Ladies
Exclusively from 10 p. On Sundays open for Gen
temeu only from 7 q m. to 2 D. TllEO. GEbEhE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

NJ hsnton n " eight hours from Newfork city by rail-,
tuad-Th establishment location Unsurpassed IL natural
advantages by any other Every facility for comfort and the
recovery health viii be found large garden Is attached 10
tine premises from which the fne sswberes viii DC served
this month. For Circular address j. d. NORTH, n. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
Albany Lave STOCK aharsxcs-
Reported for TEE Nxz-Yoak TRIsryB-


Wksr ALBAsI. July lso1.
CATTIR-There being falling of of ,ry 800 head holdrs
expected get advance and Saturday they
would but buyers held back and compelled the dfoyes
TO their the for IN. three -four
week. there change in prices Il 10 favor Of the
pure hassr and the Close to-day was the dn Of all an
markets Beeyes selling slow at head less taan asked
for them at the opening
As evidence ohe low prices ruling here noticed sale OF
100 fst Missouri Cattle sold 20 Brighton, Ma 70 be
weighed the without feed water at SC n, i've
weight.
PEcEIPrs-Tbe following comparative statement q
ceips !. this market the Eev-York Central Railroad;
0'F This Week Last Week Tot snee Jan l.
c.,,,. ga 3l08 N,50I
Sssan sIa 32TO l0l,5I2
No.. ...... Ils l78 U,Ol
Corning Week Az Weekly Tot % s.me date
last year Receipts las. year last year
c.,,l. 600 2A2 6276i
she.o..,......Is63 ALA 79M
Enr. '. us 1870
Add 10 receipts cattle 46 head since st week and
The cattle are from the several in the following numbers:
Ilinois. s22 Ohio 52e kentncfJ. s5
Eev.York....... 367 Missouri. 70 Michigan. ~
Iows....,... lSs Indiana. 3Ool Wisconsn 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

Ono. A LEVITT, Anchoneef.
pY GEO. A. l. Z WITT d. Go.
fRADE-sALE ROOMS, No "a wALKER-sT.
BOOKS STATIONARY, WORKS OF ART ka
~ Consignments solicited IA
THURSDAY EVENING July s. 1850 commencing al oclook
BOOKS AT AUCTIONSale of large and valuable collec-
on Standard and Miscellaneous Books Travels Biography,
Romance &C. including many recent publications Of interest
and yalue-new and fresh stock.
ARGF SALE of THOROUGHBRED TROT-
IL TING ard other HORSES at WOODBURY. FARM
WEDNESDAY the 22d day Of August viii sell at public
so and 90 head of thorough bred tng and other
Horses consisting Of abont IS thorough bred Mares the same
number roting Mares and the balance young stock of both
sorts Catalogues ready distribution month
the day Of sale and may then be had application TO
Mr ID LEVIGENT or the subscriber, X. AlTCHESON ALI
EXANDER, Spring Station, Lexington and Frankfort
Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

A SSkGNEES' SALE. - Machine Shop and
~ Foundry situated the village Of Kalamazoo Michigan
within go yards Of the Michigan Central Railroad Depot
Machine Shop feet stories high Foundry 6xi feet
Lot $50 feet together with large Of Steam
Engine Min and House patterns for Iron fronts also full a.
Stove for low and elevated Cook Stoves BOZ
Paor also Potash cadron and ketLe
and large assortment Of other patterns all Of whcn VIZ p
sold bsrgsn. For further information pesse sdales r. IA
LAFLlN, ssuserties, N. Y, D. McNAih hAama1oO
Michigan. =. Ia LATLin' Assignees
A M MxKwrS, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS- MERWIN, d. Co., Irving Build
ID ings No. se4 and se Broadway near the heuopoHssz
N"''' MONDAY EVENING, July g. at y o'clock.
BOOKSELLERS SToCK-Comprsng collection Of vaiu-
h Standard subjects including lively
sstrsted variety of Classical and School Books
and Miscellaneous publications, &c.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July IL, at o'clock.
COINS and MEDALS-A large and valuable cabinet col
cted with much and cost embracing choice specimens
including that old and
scarce and particularly rch in American Silver and Copper
Coins, &c, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
CITPREME COURT-CitY and County of New

CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
- York-Wiliam Grove and Frederick Allison, Plaintiffs
against Augustus Causen and Idoro Carbone Deendant'
Summons Tor money demand contract not served
10 tbe DEFENDANTS above named You hereby sum
oned sno required the complaint In this action wc
was ed in the Office of the CLERK Of the City and County oil
New York at the City Of New the 2oth day OF June
1860 copy Of your answer 70 the said complaint
the subscriber at his Office No y Pine street In the City
mons on you exclusive OF the day Of such service and you
fail 70 answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiffs in this viii take Judgment against you for the
sum OF two hundred and twenty dollars with interest from the
2h day Of April thousand eight hundred and SIXTY oesde
the costs Of this sctiou Dated June H. 1850.
Law 6vWs DANIEL T. WALDEN,
PLAINTIFF Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
Groceries, I1rOpisions, &f.
Hlusiral Boxes.

VKrE have now on hand r large and splendid
w assortment Of MUSICAL BOXES, playing l. 3 g. 4, S.
TO- u It, q and 10 tunes manufactured BY tAe oe Makes Of
SWITZERLAND.
MspdoIine Overtures Expresves &c &C. scconp enlsnt
Of Flute, BELLS. DRUMS, aud CAsTAGNEh - Gems
fom Operas Popular American Melodies, Negro MelOea Ct
TOY MI Steal BOXES playing /, z, 3, aud tunes.
PAiLLARO 4 MARTIN, Importer
Musical Boxes repaled. No. n Msden lane, New 10Ik
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
NEW.YORK sUPERIOR CoURT.-ROBERT

NETWORK SUPERIOR COURT.-ROBERT
IN GCELET plaintiff, against ROBERT ROSS and Ma
THANiEL A. WILLIAM, defendants summon. money
demand To the DEFENDANTS and each Of
them You hereby summoned and required to the
IN action of which copy served npon
you and 10 copy your answer TO the said complaint
York within twenty days after the service hereof excsye
Of the day such service and you fail 70 answer the said
cou.ut thin the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action
will judgment against you for the SUN Of twelve hundred
dollar. With Interest the Of 80 from August soS on
The further ,um of $50 November 1859 the further
sum $3.50 from February l. 1859 on the further sun o. siO
om Nav 1889 on the further OF t5o nom August l.
1889 on the further 80 from November 1913 on me
f he SUM $50 from February 1850 and on the nrSn.r
sum of $50 from May 1850 which said several items TAKEN
together amount 70 said OF twelve hundred dollars De-
sides the costs of this action Dated June q l8tO
FRFnFRICK : TALLMADGE PlaiDtf's Attorney,
No. so Wsl-stTeet.
The complaint in the above entitled action was MED m
office Of the Clerk Oft he New Superior Court the Cty
Hall of City Of Newly ok the 18th day OF June soo-
Dated lime 10 1850 FREDERICK s. TALLMAOGE,
is9o isu6wW Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
. TT.hNTIC ROYAL, MAIL STEAM NAVl

a TLAET1C ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVl-
n CATION COMPANYS NETWORK AND GALWAY
LNE-The departure from New YOrs win be the Splendid
nd powerful steamship GOLDEN FLEECE which win leave
THURSDAY July 49, 1850 touching a. st. Johns N r. to re-
ceive the Royal Mails. - .,,.,o
PslCEs OF P.ssAeE-Frst class, $50 and SIS; third $50
Including free tickets many Of the principal cities on the main
ivsy routes Great Britain and Ireland Third class nnst
vroyide plate knife fork and bedding Passengers to Sc
Sohn. S Passage In the third class can De secured
out from Galway for s1 Di rom Dupnn
from Londonderry, SS7 500 from WaSerfod SeIi
rom Limerick, S33
ALEX. HOLLAND Co..
Asent Cor the Line. No. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

DORTLAND and WHITE MOUNTAINS.-The
III hrs,clsss and favorite steamships
CHESAPEAKE Capt sidney Crowel, and
PATAPSIO, Capt. I'd. L. Vail,
vii form weekly line TO Portland leaving Pier ~ NJ H.,
,yery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY st4 p. IN
Ps,ssre and fare, including stateroom, S..
This 4 the most direct and picturesque route between New
York and the White Mountain vie Long Island and vineyard
Sounds to Portland and Grand Trunk Railway TO Gorhan
vhicb IA only .I miles the Glen House. Apply TO
II. b. CROMWELL q Co.,
Wa.s nd as Broadyay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
90 6pcrtsmfn.
Spring Deos.

a, A IN TO RR I'LL
x4 OUfe. tn. best SPRING BED IN $O ~ I !,
EXISTENCE al No. 154 Chstham.t-, N T. E1smine u o.
address the FLLIPTIC BEDSPRING Co. for their descriptive
ircnsr spea Endorsements the trade and oca senoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

OF the county OF NewYork Notice is hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against ANN PROUDFII late Of tne
Cry OF Newly ok widow deceased to present me sane WIN
vouchers thereof x the Ofee Of EDWARD d. EVEN, NO
Chambeseet in the City Of NewYork, on or before tine
eighteenth day Of November nsxDat@d Newly ork the eighth
day OF May, 1900 JAMES .. PEOUDfIT
EDWARD d. EVEN,
l,r6uW Administrator Ac with thaW annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
Dream Cleaners, &f.

TOR CALIFORNIA, via PANAMA.-ln and
July, frsclass steamer viii leave Se~t on ' M Isl
Ilth and except when these hates A on
SUNDAY, when the day of departure will be the hONDA
following For freight or rasage, sppy the ONLY once no
m Wsst.t corner Of Werren-st b b. ALLEN, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
marbinerp.

Hl1r1lnerp.
DTRNELL's ROTARY F0RCE-PUMP
ID adapted TO all purposes Of Pumping from the wen aud CTS
Tern 10 the steam hTe-engine The most SIMPLE DURABLE ana
efficient Pump yet made - - -, 4. -. ~ VI
IIlL0'P'i ''i0' SAMUEL y. LEACH
DOARDMAN'S Patent Steam Boiler saves 80 per
Id o., cent in fuel Cylinder boilers can be altered and en-
Is-rsg Send for circular H. BOARDMAN lbs Broadway
NOR SALE-One tirst-cass secondhand SIEAM
Il ENGINE in good running ORDER twenty-five n9r's Pows,
itl cut together with Boiler and
BlAKE 4 SON, No. $40 Brosdwdy Albany n i.
nOKTABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for dwell
ings manufacture thesers churches &c Also 3As-
STOVTs of eyery description sale wholesae AMI eau ~
n n RcDOUCALL, no. l6S Centre-st, n T. Oas-"oihs M
operation daily.
STEAM ENGINES and ,3gI dtkSrs s, X.
sTF AM FNGINEs from 10 lOohorse power both w ana
sEcONp-HAND constantly hand and foI sALf WIN OF
,ithoDt Boilers. Also, BOILERS. both M" ana SECO-'N
STEAM and WATER GAUGES, INDICATORS LUbhI
CATCRg, LOW-NNATER ALARMS &c, &c-i &c.
Also WIRE ROPE To- yaroIs guIpo.es
CHAs. w COPELAND, -,
No. 1872 Broadway Ne"'Iofh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

NOTICE.-Mr. +. j. FABBRl has this day with
IN drawn from our irm.-New York July ], 1850
JOHN RANDALL Co.
NOTICE.-Mr WILLIAM H. SWAN Is duly
IN authorized to SIGN OUR FIRM by Pro:nIstiOn;
GRINNELL, MIkTURN Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

(Advsrsement
DREW & FRENCH,
PRopucE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
BurrnK CHEESE, Fees, PoUIrey, GAsE, Ne
No Ehe Buildins. No. -, AZ n DSsss =.
Third door below Washin st, New-fefh-
We refer to ID. II. MARTIN, President Ocean BarA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

WEEKLY COMMUNICATION by STEAM
w between NETWORK and LIVERPOOL, calling at
QUEENSTOWN Ireland 10 land and ebArf passengers and
The Liverpool New York and Phisdepha Steamship Ceu
,.nys splendid Clyde built honScev Steamships are intended
70 all follows
EEv.roRK voR LIVERPOOL
kANGAROO..... July
FDINBURGH............... July IL
GLASGOW ....SATURDAf, July II.
And every Saturday the year from Pier No. "A T.
RATES PASSAGE.
ssbin-To Queenstown Liverpool.
o4bin-To Lonion (va Liverpool 90
steersse-To Queenstown or Liverpool
8teerage-To LONDON.
Itserase return tickets available for I months from Liver
pool
Passenger forwarded TO Hsvre Paris Hamburg Bremen and
Antwerp, Of through rates
eefcses Of Passage issued from Liverpool TO New YORK. 90
S~rhctes Of Passage Issued from Queenstown 10 New &c
These Steamers superior accommodations for Passenger
are constructed with watersh ment and cary e.
esrienced Surgeons -
Tor Freight OF Passage apply at the Office Of the Company
JOHN O. DALE, no Is Broadway, NewYorh, Agent
In Liverpool, TO WIN. IEMAN Tower Buldinz-
In 0lasxov 10 WIN. INMAN, No. 10 Dixonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
feaai Notires.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Orange notice Is hereby gwen according
10 law 10 all persons having claims against the estate OF JESSE
sCOFIRLD Of the town Of Montgomery In sad county
dseea.ed at they are required present thu with e
proper vouchers thereof TO the subscribers the executors Of the
last win and testament Of said deceased at the oncs Of SCI
FIELD CAPRON Co. Ia the village Of Walden, in the ad
OF MONTGOMERY or the Office Of WILLIAM H. SUI
FIELD No. wianst In the City Of 90 or De-
the LIST day Of September nextDaee Feb H. LOU
WILLIAM H. sCOfIELD, lExecutors
us iav6.nW kIgTTartS +. SCOFIELD, )
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE,-The NORTH
- ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY viii dispatch for
ports their splendid steamship ADRlATlC Capt
CoInstock carrying the United States Mails the following
dnys, from Canal-st WhAni
ssv-Y0RK; Lave HAVk' =.
sITTTRDLY Juua2 TUESDAY, June le.
SATURDAY, July Il. TuESDAd, July 81
SATURDAY, Aug rs. TuEsDAn, sept IL
SATURDAY, Oct 8. TUESDAY, oct %
and savns Southampton the day after leaving hayre
Adrstic undoubtedly uneIcened bY steamship In
the comfort sefey, and speed She has Wstertsn
eoupartrnents First Cabin passage Sl30 . - ~, >,
=, y, Tor ns.sase 10 VIM. n WICkHAM,
Office the wharf foot Of Canals-
Agents at London and pton-Mess Grinsu fnker
Morgan.
Agent ct Haue-John Punnett esq.
Agent at Paris-JaIae- W. Taeker ESQ., No. ID Fsubourg
EontmArtEe.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
HON. ROGER 4. PRYOR.

This gentleman addressed the people in
Belvidere Hall. on Tuesday night Mr.. Pry-
or is man Of education and quite n polished
speaker. From what had been said Of the
gentleman in the papers much anxiety was
manifested TO hear Linz hence the Hall was
con fortably filled. Mr. Pryor was not in
good speaking condition--suffering from sore
throat.
He Immediately attacked Mr.. Bell record
and made an effort to show that he could not
be trusted by Southern men. Query. can the
South trust any man who is no, democrat
He then dealt severely by Mr. Douglas and
finally denied in the face Of ovcrwhclm-
ing evidence against him that, the state lights
democracy, as he dcnomuatcd his party was
not II disuuion party. He also said that a
state had a right to sccrde, such right had
been reserved when the articles Of conrclcra-
ton were adopted, but he 'purPosciy forgot
to say that it was not so under the CpnSttu-
ton He said the right to sccedc was "thr
flower OF state sovereignty and the shield of
the peoples liberty" He concluded with an
appeal to the people to vote for Breykinridgc
Mr. Pryor failed to humbug the people here
They cannot be dur.I into voting for dis
uuiuu
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
Opposition Voters of Allegany.

Atthe famous battle Of Trafalgar, lord Nell
son notified his crew OF noble tars, that Eng
land s1 pected every man to do his duty that
day. Enslands honor and England's glory
was the prize for which the battle was to be
fought.
On next Tuesday, the famous contest be-
tween the hosts of disunionism under their
leader Breckenridge are to cress swords with
the serted ranks of Union men and lovers OF
this glorious, blood bought Union. Your
country readers expect you to do your duty.
1t expects you to be at the polls rain or shine,
to see that your ueighbors are there. Are
any sick or from age too feeble to walk, take
your horse, take your carriage. take some We
hicle and be sure you see them to the place
of voting and that they cast their ballots
Are any luke warm, or Indifferent stir them
up.-show them the importance of voting SO
as to rebuke the disunionists From their
high elevation among the good, Washington
and his noble compeers are looking down up
on you, to witness your devotion to the T.
Mon for which they suffered, bled and died
Will you be recreant-falsc to your country's
hopes, its honor, renoun and glory? II not
vote for Bell and Everett, and vote early.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
Breckenridge for Disunion.

A few weeks ago we propounded the fol-
lowing question to the Bulletin, Il e organ OF
the disuuionstS of this county and to which
by dnt Of hard squeezing We obtained very
singular answer which our readers had the
privilege Of peruSiug in our last issue:
"lf they (the Southern Statss) secedc from
the Union upon the inauguration of Abra-
ham Lincoln before he commits any overt
act against their rights will you advs, or
vlndi ate resistance by force to that secession
This same question has also been proposed
to Mr.. Breckenridge, but he studiously avoids
giving al answer. Now if Mr.. Breckenridge
were not disunionist why should he refuse
to give m answer? The plainYnference is
then that he iavors the destruction Of this
C"nfrdersry and il he were to say SO he knows
the people would rcpudiate him. Look to it
then that you do not vote with the dsunion-
ists-remember Breckenridge is their candi-
date. Then go to the polls and vote for Bell
and Everett true Union men Vote early.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
Work +! Work !

But few days more and tho important
hour will be here, when this noble old coun-
ty shall decide for Union u DiSuuiou--ior
Bell the patriot, who would preserve the Glo
rious heritage bequenthed us by our honorcd
sires, o. Breckenridge the candidate Of the
disuuionists, who have determined to break
up the government-rend asuuder this great
confederation, and make the land Of WASH
ington, Jefferson and jackson bye word and
a kissing among the nations of the earth You
have it in your power to prevent such dire
tul calamity by inducing your friends to stand
10y the Constitution, the Union aud the laws
and voting for JOHN BELL.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
Contemplate.

The organ Of that miserable faction of dis
unionists, the Bulletin, who owing to the for
bearance of a law abiding and conserv tive
people has been permitted week after week
to belch forth its horrid disunion doctrines.
being driven by us to the wall abandoning
a warfare upon our political principles, pre-
sumptuonsly talks about destroying our pri-
vate business. We notify it aud all its aiders
and abcttors that we hold it and them in en-
tire aud utter contempt, and challenge them
TO tho execution Of their threat. which we are
aware is as idle rs it is impoteut. Let our
friends 90 to work aud help MS by enlarsing
our subscription list. We promise them a
paper devoted in soul and spirit to their best
interests
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
Tie Ercckinridgers Alarmed.

That disunion Sheet the Bulletin, on last
Saturday gave unmistakabeiud Indications of the
fear and trembling that has taken hold upon
the leaders Of the Breckenridge forces. They
SEQ Enthusiastically the hand writing on the
wall--"mcnc, meme tekcl upharsin," thou art
weighed in the balances and found want
ing-the people rcpudiate them-the labor
ing classes recognise them as the champions
Of a titled arlstocracy, who call the poor,
mud sills Of society" Upl up working
men, assert your dignity, by frowning down
this monster Of diSunon that would destroy
the liberties Of your country-reduce you to
vassalage and exalt them to places Of title and
power. Crush out their hopes by voting for
Bell and Everett.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
In Trouble.

Our neighbor of the Bulletin is very much
troubled because we don't spend more OF our
ammunition on the Alleganian. He should
bare in mind that Immediately upon entering
upon his editorial duties. he leveled his bat
teries at us, and if now he feels the murder
GUS effect of the hot shot we fire into him. he
mus. attribute it to his own want of discre-
ton in forcing us to take our position The
laurels Of victory are not to be won and worn
without the payment Of just AID adequate
price
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
---asa- .<.ro.r s,.-

The probable result of the presidential
election in the State of New York is, of
course, subject of profound interest
The New York politicians, we see, are
busy figuring out what they profess to
believe will be the result The journal
of Commerce contains two estimates, one
from a democrat end the other from a re-
publican, both of whom are said to be
unusually well Informed concerning the
political condition Of the States. The
democrat claims a majority Of Is, 700 for
the union or fusion ticket, while the
republican comedies majority of 500 for
the same ticket, The Tribune, howev-
er, reviews both estimates at length and
after rediculing them. gives its opinion
that Lincoln's majority in the State can
not be less than 4O,000,and may be
higher.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01

Gov. G list, of South Carolina, has is
sued his proclamation converting the Leg
islature of that State in extraordinary
session on the first Monday in Novmcber
next. " that they may be present on the
Tuesday following, to appoint electors
of President and Vice President. in con-
formity to the act of Congress; and also
that they may. if advisable. take action
for the safety and protection Of the State.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
- - S.~.bs-U xs-
At 1t Boys.

Now is the time to be at it-now is the
time to etfectually put to flight the cohorts OF
Breckenridge disunionism. Work for it boys
work like Beavers until next Tuesday eve
ming at six O'Clock, and then the sun will
set on well spent day, Bell will be victori-
Gus and Breckenridge and his disunon squad
will never be heard of afterwards
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01

Gov Houston, Of Texas, in late
speech. said: II have only to say, rally
to a common principle; vote for the tick
ct pledged for the strongest man. But if
defeated, remember that your government
is worth more than a victory: and that
when you discard the Southern disunion-
lists you will find millions of Northern
men ready to fight your battles. | would
shed the last drop of blood for my coun
try; | would resist aggr ssion. But I
have no battles to e hit outside Of the
Union. Let us G-ht in it, ard !o- It."
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
Wonderful Effects.

Lsmuel Hunsill, Of PittsSGre. for two year,
useless to himself aud socict!--a martyr to
Chills and Fever-cured in less than , weeks,
and improved in hours.
Mary X. Belknap, Sandusky, Ohio, after al.
most losing her reason as well rs strength by
Intermittent Fever, with Chile, restored to
health in 20 hours.
Adolphc Monbro, Of France, relieved in one
hour, while travelling in the ears Of the Fo.t
Wavnc and Chicago Railroad. He was appa-
rcntly dying with chills.
Ellen Il. Henson, Lockport, New York, res
cuel after : years suffering. perfect cure.
Thousands of other cases prevented and cured
every month, ind not n single complaint of the
efficiency Of tho inpcctinc, or Persian Fever
GAG,r.