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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01

SOME Of our friends want more new, and
less politics. This is the last number for the
canpaign, and we shall therefore have more
r,om hereafter for general as well as local
u va. tie cream Of which shall I've served #,
rresh ard IL good d'sestible condition.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01

TIE NuNuLEs ~ rIE MGR SCOPE e
understand it is through tie agency Of this
marvel vie wing instrument that DR.. Aver
has at lenght succeeded in finding the TAI
LupAL MiA>m and determining its chnrnlter.
OF its effects we in this section have abuL-
daut evidence in the FEVER AND AGUE which
it alone produces when absorbed THROUGH the
lungs iuto the blood 1t has long been hcj
to be vapor or something in the vap"r Of
water from dccaycd and drcaying vegetation.
tudar Il great magnifying power, the Doctor
has found this vapor to contain distinct or
gauisms or living bodies, corresponding pre-
ciSely with those found in the blood oI Aguo
subjects. They are 1900 times less than
visible to the naked eye, but have distinct
character and form. He thinks they are re-
productive in dccaying matter or i'll the hIo'!
and hence their long continued life or the r.
mote effects of them in the system. lie mann
tains that they resemble in character the
otaer Preventative poi,ons, or such as the W
rus Of rabies or OF n dead body &c, all II
which are known to reproduce themsclve,
with great rapidity like yeast in miostened
flour, so that the slightest quantity imprcg-
mates the whole mass. Yeast through 4 pow
erful nagnifer is seen to be forrest of veg
itatnn which grows blossoms. and goes 10
seed in Il short time. Mastn is MT 50 dis
tincty vegetable, but has more the appear
ancc Of animal life, although its motions can-
not be perfectly distinguished What the
Doctor claims to have settled is that it is al
organic substance and he has further found
and embodied in his "Aguc Cure" what will
destroy it, Leaier, ST. Louis, No
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01

II you wish an independent paper, one
that dares tie speak out and that will live and
flourish after the election, subscribe for the
Civilian and Telegraph.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
The Bulletin.

The spirtless and inefficient Bulletin winces
terribly under our castigations. Covering
beneath .he terrible and overwhelming char
ges made against it OF being in league with
the disunionists of the Cotton States, it in com
uaceut terms informs its readers that it wears
the faded laurelS of a victory it never won
and in its utterly Frustrated and bel pless con-
dition it whi.es like whipped spaniel, and
reminds us that it will ketch US some of these
days and then what mighty things it will do
at means precisely to know whether this
community will sustain u.s." Now we pre-
dict that we will be sustained when it shall
have persisted from remembrance. For the
Bulletin to talk to us about being permitted
to publish our paper in this community is
superbly ridiculous. Does it suppose that its
impotent and contemplate twaddle can alarm
us? 1t may to be sure, and then bein entire
accordance with its selfconceit aud ignorance.
Let the Bulletin 90 to work, the sooner the
better, and we shall see who has the strong
est hold upon the popular heart and mind, &C.
the Civilian and Telegraph--tle peoples pa
per, or the Bulletin, the organ Of Aristocra-
by and Dsunionisn.
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DIR. BRUNON'e
Concentrated Rem ed,

No. 1.-THE GREAT REVIVED .--, IL
ly eradicates all TIE evil effects Of co& e,
such as general debility, loss Of ,n.r .'i. st
ing away of the organs, or ADJ -uL-1ir. 1E5
arrangements as iiupotenoy, &na r.-"u II
the sequal organs, brought on By II, cLf g.; p o.
ed indulgence Of the pass,ons. Acas -.:S IN
either sex. Price 81.
No. 1.-THE BALM Will cue IL Lsr -
days, any case Of gonoorrh@ it without .sf
smell and requires no restriction Of =. -
Price one dollar.
No. 3.-TEKEB.-Wil! cure in tho sbo.tse
possible time any case of elect, even alei n
The other Remedies have failed to protuo. as
desired effect No taste Or smell. Prias oss
dollar.
No. 4.-THE PCNITER.--Is the onit ri.
edy known that will really cure STRUCTURES Of
the uretha, no matter of how long standing "
n elected the case may 10. Price one dollar.
No. THE S0LUT0R will cure any case
of Gravel, permanently and speedily remove
all Affections of the bladder and kidnsyt. Price
one dollar.
No, 8. FOR PARTICULARS SEE eIE.
CULAR.
No.7.-THEAMARIN will Cures the white
radically, and in Il much shorter time hgy
they can be removed by any other treatment
In fact, is the only remedy that win really
correct this disorder. Pleasant 20 take. PEia
one dollar.
No. s.-THE ORIENTAL PASTILLs IN
certain, safe and seedy in producing MeDsrrrs.
ton, or correcting any Irregulari,ios .: y.
monthly periods Price two dollars
No. 9. FOR PARTICULARS SEE CInsf
LAR.
Either Remedy sent free my mail on s.c.;us.
yE The prices annexed Enclosing postage eta v .
and get Circular.
General Depot North East oorn,r Of Yefk
Avenue and Callowhill Street. Private & -
4Ol York Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale in Cumberland only by Hoslg l.
Shriver, where Circulars containing vAlnaai.
information, with full description Of sa.E ease
viii be delivered gratis. on application.
Address
DR.. FELIX BRCNoE.
Post Office Box ~, Philadelpk!2. Pa.
Anil De ISGn--lu
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01

.
Fellow-citizens do not allow yourselves to
be decevcd--do not allow yourselves to give
vote next Tuesday for which you will have
bitter regrets the remaining portion Of your
lives vote for Breckenridge and Lane
will be Of this character. The party Of which
the above named gentlemen are the leaders,
believe that the constitution carries slavery
into the territories, --they will continue to
agitate the slavery question, until they secure
a law for protecting slavery in the territories,
which is in direct antagonism with all the
past legislation Of the country,-they are OPP
posed to that good and wholesome law that
will give home to the toiling men Of our
country, while they vote thousands and mil
lions Of acres to rich railroad companies; the
stock Of which is already owned by men of
fortune. In a word they will do everything
to make the rich richer aud the poor poorer
They now have the poor man down, and they
inteud to keep him down, to make him The
NeIleSt N"Ssal vi c"Ilh an" l" ueS'auc nun
SO low, as that if III the midst Of the wants OF
his furnishing wife and children, he should
by their starving cries for bread, commit a
petty larceny to save them from death. his
barred back shall be made 10 bleed under the
lash Of the officer OF the cruel and uurelenting
law, rs was done last week in Norfolk, Va
Nan Of toll don't vote for the disunionst,
under the leadership Of Ercckinridge, a par
ty that would grind You to the eerth,--that
will refuse you aud your children good aui
comfortable home.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
PLATFORM.

THE Constitution or THE COUNTRY,
THE UNION OF THE STATES, and
THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAWS.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
REMRM Err.

1t i. not taken inwardly, but is applied out
vardly. according to direction, which accompa-
ny each package
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
INPECTINE

IL sold by all Druggists and Medicine dealers
in America.
E.n- Price One Dollar, sent by mail to any
part of tho United States.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
Try II. Prove Ii, Know II,

And make known its wonderful powers and viz
tues that those who suffer, or who threat
cncd with suffering. may be led to use Il simple
iunoSuons preparation, furnished by the field
Of nature for
MANS BLESSING.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
INPECTINE. INPECTINE.
INPECTINE. INPECTINE.
INPECTINE. INPECTINE.

THE terrible malay known as the FEVER
MD AGUE las smtten hundreds ofthousnnds
OF persons throughout the world every year
and Tn, never till now been met 10y successful
medical treatment that has not produced Sc
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-01
Patent Lard Lamp.

THE bsc:iber IS now manufs oturing a Patent
J. Lard Lamp. which no offers for sale. ItxiE
also burn ,r, Kind Of dirty greece. Call .nd
.xaafaaft n'a JOHN JsHEcah
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
a1lsa Rl.MorIoN.

| As Is already known TO everybody, q majority of
Presidential ELECTORS in the interest Of Lincoln
hare been chosen by the people, For this result
the South was not entirely unprepared. For a
/ week or two past, il is true, we had a shadowy
hope that we might escape this calamitous result !
hut the returns from New York, and indeed the
whole North. show that the sectional party has
swept everything before them like a tornado.
We read the result in the face of every citizen
upon the street. There is universal feeling that
an insult has bfen deliberately rendered our peo-
pie, which Is responded to, not by noisy threats or
passionate obiuEgaticns, but a settled determine
tcn that the South shall never be oppressed under
Mr.. lincoln's administration.
Mr. Lincoln, however is not yet elected Presi-
dent. 1.-THE ELECTORS who have been chosen on his
ticket are wise, they will pause before provoking
the disastrous Consequences not to the South, but
to their own sedton which will ensue, as assuredly
as the sun shinFs in the heavens, If they consum-
mate the indgtity they have medtated, By putting
sectional President in the chair Of Washingtoni
They under no legal obligation to vote for Lin
coin. We warn them to pause before it is too late.
They may sowthe wind if they choose lei then,
look o,a for the achirieind
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

ANoTIuR MysrERy At DErRorr. Detroit seems
to Be oserrun with mysteries. The frequency
with whieh Detroit river gives up the lifeless
bodies oil the victims Of mysterious murders, sui
cides, ste|, is getting to DO serious matter. On
Tuesday The body of young and beautiful girl
was discovered on the Canadian shore Of the
river, about mile below Windsor, revealing a
crime at which humanity siekens. She was eyi-
deutly sol Fenteen years of age, well dressed fair
complexion, rich, waYy auburn hair, and bore
every indications Of responsibility. ghastly
wound uHon her head betrayed the manner Of her
death, whilo no less meaning marks upon her
throat told Of fearful struggle and attempts to
silence ontcry. Who the young lady is, and BY
whose hands her death was consummated, have
not yet been developed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
pHE paARFUG oHANeB on rBAas.

From the New York Home JouvnaLl
The hour so prayed for-weary years are fed
The parted long, the wanderer, comes at last.
How have sighed for this
How have Istruggled through the lettering past,
Aud longed to reach this haven.hour of bliss.
And now-0, is il that my heart is dead2
Now thar see thee, hear thee, feel thee nigh,
shrink into dull, cold apathy;
Or, art thou changed And was this waiting vain!
And all that might have been;
Hath II all past, and can we never, never
Be as we were in years now fled toreyers
Never, o, nevermore! my days have passed
In woman's quiet, maditative ways
Weaving fair dreams of thee,
And fondly lingering o'er those parted days
When thy bright smile all sunshine seemed to me: /:
And now meet thee, clasp thy hand at last,
And gaze into the depths Of those dark eyes,
Longing to wake their buried sympathies-
And know thee not nor ever shall know again.
And yet, at might have heen.'
We might have grown together, heart to heart.
And lived and loved till death should fail to part
lis better So for we have grown apart;
The dream of youth is DER.
Had we meier met again. within my heart
| still had cherished thee foreyermore;
But now so far apart we seem to stand,
The darkness is so thick could not reach
Thee ever, either in thought or speech;
should but strain and struggle all in vain
And yet, at might have been.n
Once could touch thee, in those vanished years,
And now can not see thee for my tears.
Unclasp the hand that lies SO chill in thine;
This trembling hand it hath no power to bless.
Why clasp it fondly now
1t trembes-hut for very helplessness
One moment let these listless fingers twine
And wander softly through this clustering hair.
Alas! how once the touch had fingered there
'It might have been" Inyouth we cry "Amen."
In age, ut might have been.n
OF all earth's music 'ts the sad Refrain
The touching minor in each human strain.
Once more, farewell! know I love thee true,
And when, perhaps, stand with spirit shriyen,
And meet the face to face,
Gods truth on either brow in His own Heaven
Perchance at last, through His divinest grace,
there may know thee, and regain thee, too.
TIL then, God keep theei When this cloud hath
past,
In His clear ether may we meet at last
No more our dirge the wild and wailing strain,
No more "lt might have been; Z
But Heavens evangels tremble on our lips,
And Eden's glory drown this earths eclipse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
y. I'D. Koas,.eross s Co.,

n
Offer the public choice assortment Of all newstyes Of
Velvet Wilton and Brussels CARPETING.
Imperial 3-Py aud Ingram
Together with Rugs, Bazes, Door Mats etc, ETC., etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS to wide the best and me
dunn qualities.
CURTAIN MATERIAL-Brocatelle, SILK, Wool and Worst
ed Danaasks FIinges, Gimps, Tsssels, etc.
Al qualities of Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS
from s. to SIS per pair
wINDowsHADEs-we have largest stock to be found
select FROM Of all sizes and patterns. No establish
the country offer better Of carpetne
Curtain Material than have open the inspection
Of hoasekeepers. n5 2p6i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

The PARApRE I.This remarkably excellent
ssah6a on nurs and dssdotisad inminaory agency
., s kssa Kanawha Company Or Virginia. large
eftiona sioc 6f which held New Orleans sale
prizes " dollar and twenty-five por gallon hy
M NJ Al eospst sRcNszs0r 10 Artemon Hill, Ne, deharaes
<i thEs sn hc tried 70 be appreciated and preferred.
M O. ao hss for SALE hssides ihe above unisaod oil for
se solc agency hest kinds Of Keosine coai
IzaiA ipn antenE These articles ali f1r sale,
Azsazs ssa. he lowest priess- See M cosers ad-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
Unprecedented Trial of LlllIe,s safes.


We clip the following from the Troy tNew York; Daily
Whig:
Lewis Lille, Esq, Troy
Sr-When visited yonr in Troy became satis-
of the superiority your Chilled Wrought Safes
then said determined my return to
New York Ny determination delayed, however,
gh investigate the charges which yonr competitors in this
city brought against the reputation Of your Safes did
this however until after the night Of June 18Th when
iron safe blown and robbed Of $3.50 then bought Of
your agent, whose representations entirely relied of
your Fire and Burglar Proof Safes Though was told
the competitors that in Of fire its would
bo entirely destroyed.
On ght of the 23h Of my Office which four
story building, together with the stables Of my wns
entirely destroyed by Te. Your Safe the
Story and enely surrounded by hottest fire have
known il fell red hot into the cellar striking he'd Of
rocks, and until then that any contact
with the neghbofhood hot fremen to hold
| The hose on that building.
had all m books valuable papers Safe together
with 5000 in and notes and free say that when
it dragged out of the ruins did expect the
saved, the engineers and hremen all
hot fire they attended QaO The contrary is the case
however, all its entirely Is my
pleasueas deem dutyto refer those interested
and its contents, which will eheerully show here.
JJ. vANPELT
| Agent for the E. R. s. S. Mills New York
The walls of Lilies Safes SOLID IRON from one
three inches thickness inside of this is great depth
of hreproof flling-the known
Lilies celebrated COMBINATION LOCKS are used on
these Safes ONLY.
We have the largest Safes offered for
sale in this city
| Rs-Call and examine at
Fairbanks Scale and Safe Warehouse,
| % CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS
o2s 2peodf FAIRBANKS & co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
.jYgO,se gVe0saeIerftsg datg.es

Have been and are daily by DR. DAVIS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR than by any medi-
Composed solely vegetable Ingredients
used with perfect safety every stage consup
ton lis superiority been fairly
Obstinate Coughs Colds Palma in ths Side and Breast stc
permanently enred The great eel bty and increasing
mand suaks 1t unnecessary say
Psico vi ser hagile, or elk bostles for IS.
For sale in New Orleans, wholssala aad retail by
j.. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l6l Charires street.
,s 2ps.eoa<w General Aeenis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Thirty-seYen Is q perilous age for artists and
poets; 1t wis fatal to Raphael, Mozart, Burns and
Byron. Teh years later, or forty-seven, has been
equally remarked as critical period in soldiers
and stateHnans life. It marked the turning point
in the carear Of DR.. Arnold, Disraeli, Lord Palmer
ston, and Wellington, was the age at which
Napoleon was hanished to St. Helena, and very
nearly whith was fatal to Pitt, spenser, Addison,
Goldsmith Ind Hood; an illustration of the incom
patibility of intenaiye and extensive life.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

s "a / W.
nSEever and Ague and all Fevers are
cured by perseverance, with BRANDRETHs PILLS which
take nil posons Of whatever nature they BE- from Tho cir
cnlation.
Mr. John Haight Supervisor Of New CASTLE Wesscheser
county, New York. November 1853 81 two years
ago. attacked with fever and which, notwithstanding the
best medical adsce continued sorely ct Tor six tedious
mouths became yellow saffron, and reduced to skin and
bone Medicine and physicians abandoned In despair As
experiment. concluded Ty sgle dose Of six of Ba-
drciha Universal Vegetable Pills empty stomach early
the morning. The rst dose seemed ali ihe
energies Of my exhausted frame. feared The pur-
gative effect different from anything bad
heard Of Al length this ceet ceased aud sened lighter
breahed free That evening indeed ssnsby better
slept souudy all night The next day followed the
coarse and continued 10 take the Pills in hs way
weeks when found myself entirely cured Ny health has
heen surprisingly good ever sinee.n
These celebrated Pills sold Is per box full
directions 294 Canal street. New York nandrehs
ace, and BY j. WRIGHT CO., Nos u and ISL Charres
street. and by all respectable dealers In medicines.
M 1ngfa vkncus vi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

The International Meteorological Congress pro
posed BY Lieut.. Maury has heen assented to by
thirty diffarent Governments, and win soon meet to
arrange d general programme for observations
upon the #eather, prevailing winds, tides, ocean
currents, and all those atmospheric phenomena
which are Of importance TO the sailor and the farm
er. Science has thus accomplished what politics
has attempted in vain, confederation Of nations
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Adam Larne, who escaped from Wyoming, Penn,
at the time of the massacre. when he was nine
years old ied recently at Galen, N. X. His father
and brotheF were slain by the Indians, and he with
bis mother lay hid in the woods, so near the line
of retreat that they could hear the footsteps of the
sayages HlEile passing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
IL C'asses al Once.

The quickest remedy the best hence
in such disorders as Piles Rheum serofula and fact
every kind Of Guaneous Eupions Cuts Wounds Bruises Old
Sores. Erysipeas. and all Of the same genus,
DALLEYss MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the only 4a aaick effective obtained Try
once, and you viii never DO without ii.
For sale IN New Orleans. wholesale and retail. by
j. WRIGHT L CO.,
2l and Isl Chartres street,
MS zpsteoddifH Sole Preprieers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
YaraaaAa mos MoaKs. -We ank ahs attanIiorl 81


III fy ntasss aesdsfs concerned ii the machinery
Ha ssiisensnt Of hat misunderstanding establishment
~ yrdaSar Iron WORKS of Joseph b. Andersen Co. Rir
mend IN TIT machinery sea BY This widely pstronred
gh reputation s eatFc excellence ana while
Il Hes ufraea II eaualIed BY that ifou part of ts
especially deserving Ok appreciation Of
szzheu manufacture 40 hope that Al who have need
pagsAa nashiny aay lice referred to IN advertisement
ezbsa " Inspect tst Or he TredeSar make and bay
zAsy nit any of justice q themselves large
coSpee hssvrnsa kept saIe New Orleans 5s
s. csas b Mr. Edmand e Iye the agent tor Che
FspA&4sx WeYk4 8eA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

M@- Experience teasnea Ghax deIfcacy
prevents many females applying for the means 10 alleviate
suffering and fa Thai objection ohsiaed in the
81 aSir james Csrke,s Female Ps prepared er fhe pre
scripon Of Sir Jaes Clarke Physician the ousan Eng
band well known DO he only and safe remedy
eee and distractions from any They can
be sent In containing 10 ps post free by enclosing ~
md sig postage elaups TO any agent.
CensraI the United iatas JOB MOsEs Rochester
H. r. j. WRIGHT co.. New orlsaas. Wholesale kesnis.
and sald hy all respectable Druggists. isa zply2W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

MEDICAL SgspHSTs AID PHYSICIANS are referred
acknowledgment ppSzssi by Mr. syane Hholssas
aa rsta druggist lst Canal Ha offers for sale the
asss sd nest iaSvsa aka of Surgical and dental inssrn
msnt suasn khsaid ssauaa easz sectine Instruments
offered BY hoase ana prasssng physicians win nd there
ess stock pi nscAsa aInpulsng epan
nns cases. absehica aslraans orceps etc. These
of The most improved modern PATTERN tho best
A0fias sns nish sse advertisement AMI call and sx
zs,a1s lie i.sads
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
Fossils, G,sas.ez, .atseafior !.

The officers and members Of the Fossils ave requested
to meet at the Hail the Garroiton Railroad Depot on
FRIDAY EVENING, the 9th inst, at75s o'clock.
R9-A fa attendance is requested as Interesting business
will be transacted
BY order Of the Captain
rs 2p2t CHARLES THOMPSON, seo'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
Ltlgfc's
Etlsie's
PATENT WROUGHT AND CHILLED IRON
= a ATE =.

FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF qualities combined
All other Safes offered this arFet are constructed
Of SHEET IRON which setuay resist the a,tncks
of Burglars and regarding the FireProof qualities the
SHEET IRON STRUCTURES, let it be remembered that out
of all the number of Sheet Iron Safes at the late
ROYAL STREET FIRE!
NOT ONE which was exposed, PRESERVED ITS CON
TENTS uniDjured while several were BURNED OUT en-
treyno yege of the interior wood work remaining
when opened
Per conra-Read the following unprecedented trial of ILL.,
LIES SAFES through which LILIES ALONE could pass
triumphantly:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

ri. FnRsH RAslEoAp N TuRKEr.A railway
ksls fFty miles id length viii shortly be opened
fYssa stnyrna ~ Tarbali, which is nearly due east
af Tie Former place. This work, the first Of its
aSaa Ill Vnrkey vas undertaken some years since
IN ! number Of Englshmen, but has experienced
more tban fhe usual share of delay, arising from
! obstacles on the part Of both the Government and
tia people. II vas expected to be completed
early In tho present month, and the Sultan and the
Mnisfers were to attend the opening.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

y compile ef fishing vessels have reached the rich
Shing ground on The eastern coast of Spitzbergen,
ssiIing thronsh narrow sound which hitherto has
hAqHl posed to ahnrd no outlet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Al HRuTAI 0fnlcEn, The mate of the whaling
bark fllen was severely s.punished1 on arrival in
port Iii the atreats Of New Bedford, by three sea-
men who had been victims Of ili-treatment 1T sea-