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Constipation or Costtyeness.

No one Of tho many ills flesh is heir TO- Is so
prevalent, So lille understood, and SO much
neglected as Costivenfss. Often originating
in ca-eless1ess, or sedentery habi,sj 1t Is re-
gardrd as slight disorder Of too little aonso-
quence 10 excite anxiety, while in reality 1t IA
tic precursor and companion of many Of tho
most fatal and dangerous diseases, AID unless
early eradicated it will bring the sufferer 10 nm.
un.imely grave. Among the lighter evils OF
which cusliveGsss is the usual attendant are
Headache, Collie, Rhewma.ism, Foul Breath,
Piles and Others of like nature, While \ long
train Of fightful diseases such as Msiignaas
Fevers, Abcesses, Dysen,ary, pinrrho,a, Dys
repsia. Apoplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysiesia.
ypochondrissis, Melancholy and Insanity first
inIica.s their presence 10 the system by this
alarming ~ rnp,om. Not nnfreqHentlr the dis
enses npn,sd originate In Constipation, but
take All independent existeaes unless the
cause Ia erAdicaird In an early stage. FROM
all these considerations II follows that the dis
order should receive immediate attention when
ever II oceurs, and no person should ueglco. 10
get a box OF Cephalie Pills on the frst aPPear-
anee OF the complaint. as their ,imsly use wiz
eIrel the iusiduous approaches Of disease AID
destroy this dangerous foe TO human life.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
Frederick Meeting.

a call having Leen made in the Fred
rick Examiner aud the Union. for n
nee.ing Of all citizens favorable TO pre-
crving the integrity Of the Union. on
asst Monday week. an effort was made by
be leaders supposed to be favorable to
lisuniou, to take possession of the meet
pg; not however succeeding in this they
rcro content to participate in its pro-
eediugs, After being organized. u
c,nmi,tcc was appointed to propose res
lu,ious consisting Of Msssrs. G. Eich.
berger, COL. ". P. Maulsby, Law
oncs J. Brengle, Is. a. Cunningham,
,amucl y. Walker, Z. l.. Lowe and 0
Jersey, Esq, The Committee retired.
On returning to the convention. the
oumittse presented \ majority and II
minority report. The majority report
as pre- santsd by the chairuan Of the
ommites G.. Eicheiberger. We take
ie following resolutions from the report
Rrsoleed, That the citizens of this
ouuty arc unfaltering in their devotion
tho Constitution and Union Of these
tates, and DO not recognize secession
disunion as the appropriate remedy
r the OWLS wo now suffer or the griev-
aces of which wo now complain, but
o determined to MAINTAIN and vindi-
ito all our Constitutional rights by all
Institutional means within the Union;
I'd falling in these, then at all haz-
'ds. -.... 1890
Resolped, That the Governor Of Mary
nd DO requested. when in his judgment
shall becoue necessary. or so soon as
Convention of the Southern States shall
determined upon. TO convene the Leg
aturo "for the sole purpose of pro-
ding for tho call of State Conven-
N aud ofthe election of delegates there
to take into consideration the dan
RS by which VIC are environed. to take
necessary Constitutional steps for our
lief. and if necessary. to appoint del
,.es to a Convention Of the slave-hol-
20 States, to take counsel with our
aihorn brethren ana to adopt snch
asures a. may be necessary to sc.
" n the e1oymsn: Of aur cen-
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The Hon. e. Ii. Ewing, of Nashville
Tennessee, in one of his mastery letters
addressed to the Hon. A. II Stcpions
of Georgia, writes as follows on the poll
cy proposed to themselves by those who
wish to ''precipitate the Cotton States
into revolution" with the view of there
by dragging in" the other slaveholling
States:
They talk of oppression of majorities.
and yet by majority they are about to drag
you out of the Great Republic against
your will. They talk of State rights.
and yet they are about to abandon every
right Of their States in the Union
They talk ofaggrcssions upon their prop
erty, and they are about to lay the door
wide open to the spoiler and the robber.
They talk Of libel and insult, and are yet
about to unloose the tongue Of the SLAM
der. Eli bien? we must endeavor TO save
them in spite Of themselves How can
we reach them? They are generous men
if they care nothing for themselves, if
they will not weigh their interests against
their passions, may we not ask them not
to drag us TO ruin along with them; not
to constitute themselves judges If our in
tcrcsts and happiness as well as their own;
not to assume that We are mean spirited
wretchcs, who's, feelings and whose lights
are unworthy OF consideration while they
are settling what concerns their own dig
nifty aud honor. These things, | say in
exceeding sorrow, for my life, or what
poor part of it remains, is wrapt up in
the integrity Of the Great Republic -
With its downfall should say, with
the man of Old, you have taken away
my gods, and what have lot?' hear
mu n ola divided allegiance to the State
and allegiance to the Union. With mo
they are nseparablo."
Is not the above tho voice of true
patriot would to g11 thsr, wero such
men m the land.
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Heavy DefnIcatiOn.

GODDARD Bailey an officer in the Int
rior Department, has peculated the mug
little sum of $4,000 The Secretaries
of the Interior aud Treasury. have sole
tied Congress to appoint q committee Of
investigation, to vindicate their charac-
ter. We fear that thorough inyesii-
cation will reveal the most astounding
frauds upon the Government.
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MsSccnaHe0tls

THs AakLGASATIos OF LASGoAsEs.--1 There is
growing tendency in this age 70 Hprroprias
the most expressive words of other languages,
and after while TO incorporate them into our
own; thus the ord Cephalic. which is from
the Greek, signifylng "for the head" is now he
coming populsrized in connection with Mr..
Spslding's great Headache remedy, but Ii will
soon be used In more general way, aud the
word Cephalic will become AS common as Elec-
uotype and many others whose tsisiirc elton as
foreign words has been worn away by common
usage until they seem native and TO the maR-
OF born.
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Iusolyent's Notice.

Coo. Uu.,on.) ORDERED, this Goth day Il
vs.. " November $780, that Geo.
His Creditors Hutton give notice to his credi-
tors, endorsors, and sureties, that tie End Mon
day Of April next is liked for the said George
Hinton to appear in tho Circuit Court for Ale.
sany County, to answer such iu;crTuga.Orios as
his creditors, dorse and suretics may propose
or allego against him and that copy of this
order be published in some newspaper printed
in the city Of Cumberland, once q week for
three successive months prior to the said second
Monday Of April next, as such notice.
Test--H. RESLEY,
Dnr ~ lSRh.-atn CLARK.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27

BE- the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks
Of Nitrous or SICK MsdaeHsmay be prevented,
aid if taken at the commencement OF nm attack
immediate RELIEF fron pain and sick mesa VIII
he obtained.
They seldom fail in reno wing the Nauita and
Readoehe 10 which females are so subject
They act gently upon the DO wei'.-remosisg
Oosttrensss.
For Literary wen, Studert', Delicate Females
aud oil persons Of scdeneury hdo1's they are val
liable as LorGtir,, improving the appetite, gtr.
ing tone and eisor to the digestive organs, aud
restoring tue natural elasticity and strength o.
the " hole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long
Investigation aud carefully conducted expert
ments. having been In use many years. duriur
which time they have prevented aud relieved
a vast amount Of pain and suffering from Head
ache, whether originating the SERIOUS sys-
TEN or from deranged state Of the sfomdes'
They are entirely vegetable 10 their comps-
elton, and may be taken at all times with pet-
fct safety without making any change q o,e''
and The absence Of any disog-sso5h fd'e re"a''
IL eosy 10 odnini,ter them TO children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSi
The genuine have Ave signatures OF henr! y.
Spaulding on each PoI.
Sold by Druggists and all other Pssiers ia
Med icne.
Boz will be sen. by mail prepaid on re-
ceipt OF the
Price, 25 Cents. a.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. BPAULpI8g,
I,',s--i,. - Cei.s St, Ses FORK,
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7bsSOiggytes .SOfiCe.

Hanson b"en lOEi.pgEastEEoo;; shi. i fs,o
His Creditors. J that Hanson Buoy give
notice to his creditors. cnlorscrs and suretie5l
that the second Monday of April next is fixed
for the said Hanson Buoy to appear in the
Circuit Goart for Ailegany county, to answer
such iItcrrogat0ries as his creditors, cndorscrs
and 1ureties may propose orr!lc sc gainst him;
and thata cory Of this order DO Published in
,me newspaper printed in the city of Cumber-
land, once u week for three successive months
prior to the Eaid second Monday VI April
nt II. ls such notice.
Tcst-H. RESlEY, CLERK.
De. ~. lS60-3n.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27

WoRKiyGMEN OF FRgDERicK The
workingmen Of Frederick held meet
ing last Saturday week, and passed u
unanimously, union resolutions. 1t will
be found that the workingmen of Mary
land will be true to their country in ev-
cry locality.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
Fn,ofcrt,ry ,fOfiSe.

JOS. z. Leisure. ORDERED, this 2e;h day
vs.. Oof Dec, 1860, that Jos. z
His Creditors. Leisure give notice TO his
ere ltors, cndursers and surcties that tho sec
ond Monday of April next is fixed for the
said Jos. z. Leisure to appear in tho Circuit
Cour, for Allegany County, to answer such in
IS his creditors. endorsers and
sureties may propose or aliege against him
au that copy OF this order be published in
so ne newspaper printodin tho city of Cumber-
land, once n week for three successive months
prior to the said second Monday Of April
next, ns such notice.
Test-HORACE REsLEY,
Dec 20, lSG0.-3m.s Clerk.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27

TNsST7 MILLION or DOLLARS SAvyp.--Mr.
Shading has sold two mllinns Of bottles Of
lis cclatsd Prepared Glue and it Is estimated
that each bottle sarcs at least ten dollars worl.
of broken furniture, thus makingan aggregate
Of tw su,y millions Of dollars reclaimed from
total loss ny this valuable nvsntiou. Having
made his Glue household word, he now pro-
poses iv,!o the world still greater scrrice hy
curing all he aeheing heads With his C,phaiic
Pills, 4 nd ,fthey nre as good az his Cine Head
aches vii. soon vanish away like srow 10 Ju
l.,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27


TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. AT a meeting
of the Vestry of Emmanuel Parish held
Dec 18th, 1860, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adop-
ted:
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God
to take from us DR.. George Lynn, our
colleague IN the Vestry of this Parish;
as a mark ofrespect to his memory, it is
resolved by the vcstry, &
l. That the vestry of this parish deep
ly deplorc his untimely death, as a great
bereavement to our parish, both in its
spiritual and temporal interests.
2 That from our official intercourse
with our late colleague, we have good
reason to know, that he was always zeal
Gus and active in promoting the well-be-
ing of the parish; open handed and libcr-
al in his assistance in all cases calling for
his aid. and warmly devoted to the inter
ests of the congregation.
g. That we tender to the beFeaved
widow and family our deep sympathy in
their affection, with our earnest prayers
for their comfort and welfare.
4. That these proceedings of the vestry
be communicated to the congregation By
the Rector, aud published in tho papers
Of this city"
HOPEWELL HEBB, Register.
Dec 81, 1S60-1t
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
A Real Blessing.

PAs"'cap, We'll, Mrs. Jones'. how i, thar
headachc'
IRE. jose. Gone Doctor, al gomez the pill
you sent me cured me in just twenty mlnutes,
and | wish Yen World send more so that can
have them hsndT,
Pigsiri-s.-Yon can get them htnur Drag
isis Call Tor Cephalie Pills. | find they rs-sr
fail and recommend tden in all cases of
Headache.
IH,s. J5Hes--I shall scai for box directly,
and shall toll all my suffering friends, 10: they
are real Blessing.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27

BR.ossi- Missus wants you 10 send her
box OF Cephalc Glue, no, a bottle OF Prepared
Pills vi I m thinking ,hats not iust |. mai
Their; LAT perhaps yen he afther knowing what
it ID. Ye SEQ shes nigh dead and gone with
the Sick Hea iache, and wants some more Of
Of Ihai same VS. relaived her before.
UruGgis..-- You must mean Spa!dias's &C.
phnlic Fills.
BriGya--Och, sure now and you're sed il.
here's the qgar:her and Civ ns tho Pills md
don't lie all day about II ai;her.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
s-$-ar,.e.-rN,

GEsAr DIscorEsY.-Amcss the most impor-
tart OF all lie great medical discoveries OF this
agency be considered the 81 stem Of vacciua
ton for protection from Small Fox, tho Cerha-,
lie Fill for relief OF Headache and tho ESQ o.
Qnuine for the prevention OF Fevers, either o.
which IL sore ssrrifc. whose benefits W III be
experienced br snEsring Humanity long after
their discoveries are targUiten.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
LADIES VIsIToR.. We have the fourth

LADIES VISITOR. We have the fourth
number of this Monthly, dated Deem
Der. The publisher and editor has met
with many, and no doubt unlocked for
difficulties in the issuing of this work md
having failed to meot such public coun-
tonapee sc she had expected, she has
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Dividend Declared.
CuuBBRLASp BANK or ALLEol

CVNBBRLAHp BANK or ALLE0RANT.
Dec. "a, 1860.
1'iIIS Bank has this day declared dividend
Of Six per cont for the last six months, pay
able ON and after the 6rs!d day "f January, 1861.
d27 1t Eft. SIIkIVER, Cashier.
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hi 'ai n 'orribe 'eadache this halter noon, hand
| stepped into the hapothecaries hand says hi
10 the man, Can you hease me of an 'eadscher
Does it hache ard says e. HeIceedingly,'
says hi, hand upon that e gave me Cephaiio
Pill. hand pom inc 'onor II cured me so quick
that 'ardly .ealized nd ad an 'eadscho.
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Mr.. Durkin.--The spirit of the ordinance
is temporarily suspended till we treat with
the general government.
Mr.. Gregg. The President Of the United
States has thrown down the gauntlet in bis
message. He has said that it is Bis duty to
colec. the revenue, aud he will do it. On
one si,le the federal government claims the
right aud declares the intention to execute the
the power Of collecting the revenuc in our
ports. On the other side We have declared
that We are free. | desire no Compromise
1t is necessary to maintain that from Is to 80
per cent. of duties imposed by the Congress
Of the United States should lie continued to
be levied; otherwise our people will suffer ter
rible calamity. AS to the carrying Of the
mails, let present contract be assumed by
South Carolina instead Of the Uuited States.
Mr.. Rhctt.-rhis great revolution must go
on with as little damage as possible to the
country. BY making the federal agents ours,
the machinery will move on. The federal
laws Of taxation must not exist over us; we
are now contcnding for the great principle
OF taxation. trust the present system Of
taxation has fallen forever
Mr.. Barnwcll.-We have seeded from the
United States and established our indepcn-
dence. We can't allow the United States to
exercise authority over us any more. Let
the postal convenience be sacrificed, if neces.
sary. There never was any th!n. purchased
worth having unless at the cost of sacrifice.
Mr.. Maseych. In regard to the mail all
restrictions must he removed. Let rs app
poin. our own officers Let the collector Of
the port battle with the difficulties as they
come
at 8. 40 7. N. the convention took re-
cess to meet at Institute Hall, at $50, for
the purpose Of signing the ordinance.
As the convention were leaving St. An
drew's HALL, the chimes Of ST. Michaels F.
piScopal Church pealel forth Odd Lung
Syne' and other airs.
The convention, which passed the above
ordnance consisted Of 100 members, elected
not by the people but by those who other
own so Acres Of land or House and lot; for
that State with all her boastcl democracy,
has never been democratic enough II DO
way with the property qualifications for
voters, and hence denies to the poor man the
privilege of.tying who shall rule over him.
1t will lie seen that the seceders, after THEN
action, were very much frightened. They
undertook to break up one government, but
made no provision to insti.ute another
showing conciusycly that they were govern
cd by passion and had cut loose from all die
tates Of reason. 1t will be found il p few
days that they have involved themselves in
ANARCHY and confusion, and that restitution,
distress ;nd misery will inevitably oyerwllelna
them, such as no maa can estimate. Poor
blinded fanatical South Carolina.
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HoLLowAy's PILLS and OINrAgNr. -"
Messengers ofjoy." Disorders ofthe Kid
neys. stone and graut. In all disca-
SEES affecting these organs, whether they
secretc too much or too little water, or
afflicted with stone or gravel, with aches
aud pains settled in The loins over the
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use Of these medicines than would be in
six months by any other treatment Iu
bad cases if a small pot of the ointment
be rubbed on the small CT the back over
the kidneys it will quickly penetrate and
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necessary to effect cure Six or eight
pills should be taken nightly according
to circumstances. A trial Of these rem
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results
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