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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11
Both Tie Ointment and Pills should be used

Both The Ointment and Pills should be used
in The ,fellouing eases
Rad Lays. lFistulas,
nj nrnssta. GOut,
B Ba Glandular swellings,
Buo;ons. Lumbago,
Bites of Mos Illes,
chetoes and Sand Rheu matism,
Flies. Scalds,
Coco hay, Sore Nipples,
cb;aoo-fo ot |Sore-thr0atS.
cL;lLI,ins Skin Diseases,
Chapped Hands, scurvy,
Gowns fSoft) Sore heads,
Cancers ITumors,
Contracted and Still Ilcers,
Jouts. Wounds,
Eleph1ntiasis, Jaws.
ny-CAUTIoN None are genuine unless
,hs words "UoLLowAY, New YJEK ASD Lon
DON are discernable as Water mark IN every
leaf of the book of directions, around each po
or box; the same may be plainly seen by hofa
ina the lenfto the light. handsome rewaf'
will be given to any one rendering such ihi"r
| nation MS may lead to tho detection oil an.
Marty or parties counter feting the medicine
or vending the same, knowing them to be spu
rous.
as*suld at the Mandatory of PTofesso
| uoILowAY, so Maiden Lane, New YORK an
NV nil respectable Druggists and Dealers !
| Medicines throughout the civilized world,
pots, at % cents, 62 cents and 81 each.
There is considerable saving by takin
tho larger sizes.
N. B,-Drections for the guidance of p
tients, in every disorder, are aihSed 10 eae
box.
May 3, ls6O-Iy.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11
Dyscntery, Diarrh~o, Relax, Worms.

f,tW Df. j. u dIff", - t"'T|.
Your Pill, hive had long tiin in my practice. and
hold them in esteem MS of the best apelens have
ever found. Their Alternative effect upon tho liver makes
them al excellent remedy, when gwen III small doses or
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the usu
Of women and Children
Dyspepsia, Impurity OF the Blood.
From, Ieu J. y HINES, iistpr If drcW C"re', Bnstot
On. AVER: have used your Pills with eSrnofdinnfy
stcruSs in my family and among those am called I" WISH
in distress. To rIulun the organs ot digestion ana
purify the blood, they the very best remedy have
ever known and can confidently recommend mem !"
my friends. Yours j. " HihE''
W,nstw. Wyoming Co, y. V. oct. ~, l>53.
DEAN SIN: nm using your Cnhnrtic FILLS in my pFtc-
tice aud find them excellent purGti"'o cleanse the
system and purify NE .toI"hiinsP ms h"Tfi :, r.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11
"Tobacco Fertilizer,'
specially for TOBACCO, and
"Suear Cane Fertile en-"

Quantity per acre $40 to ooo pounds, rated
according to condition of land. As 1t IS the
hest permanent invisorator of land, and as the
turner's Cayitoi EXISTS ia maintenance of his
soil, we solicit liberal application as its Just
demand In this quality it is the most valua-
BILE manure known: 1t stimulates vegetation,
prevents insects, cnlarges yield, hastens har'
vest out of reach of rust. and puts ground INTO
rich and healthy filth for next crops. Sow
broad cast or apply to hillsa has been the case
wi tn foreign guano.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11
NOLLOVAY'S OINTMENT.
Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Sores e Ulcers

All description Of cores are remedinbie by
the proper and diligcut use ofthis inestimap'e
nreporntion. To attempt to cure bad legs by
nIosteri; q the edges of the wound together is
tolly; for should the skin unite, bosgy Ut
seascd condition remains underneath to break
ou. with ten fold fury in few days. Iheon'y
rational and successful treatment, as ihaichte. !,
bv nature, is to reduce the inflammation IN anu
nbout the wound and to spothe the neishoorihe
parts by rubbing in plenty of the ointment "s
snlt is forced into meat.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11

Flour and Feed.
HAVING large stock OF FLOUR. OF warn
IL ous brands, in store, weinvite wholesale
and retail dealers, as well as consumers, to call
and examine the quality and prices.
MiH Feed, Rye Chap, Corn Meal, Oats and
Buehpheat on hand and for sale by
Sent. 30. U. Z. CLAkh w
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11
Grain Wanted.

MARINERS and others having Wheat rye
L and Oats for sale. will find tito their .h'e-
rest to give us a call, as we will ut All tunes
give market price, either in cash or ns'
Centre ST.. next door to Eng. Luth. ch.
Aup o. 1859.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11
National Fertilizer

A SUPERIOR AMERICAN MADE GU
n AN0, having all essentials OF the foreign
article, and additional qualities of great value
to soils ovcr-worked or naturally thin. Its
mode of preparation and the discovery of com
poncnts are results of long and laborious re-
search of DR.. Louis Harper, recently State
Gcologist of Mississippi and now supcrinten-
dent Of Factory whence this is shipped to points
coastwise and inland. Svnrictes Of National
Fertilizer" are made, all stamped with stencil
mark. and selling at snme price, viz:
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11

FISH! FISH! FISH!
500 bbis. E. P. Herring,
800 Alewives,
100 Potomac,
100 No. l Mackere!,
5000 Goldfish,
Strictly prime. Forsaie by
JIM. HARPER Co.
AIexsadris, Va, June2-t
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11
8 General Fertilizer

for CORN and all CEREALS, also for PoTA.
TOES and oth.r products of farm and garden
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11

From, Es,g1r'iu9 MrcIant # 81 Louis, fso J. 1895.
Dr. AYR: Your pills IRE the paragon ct Ill thGt Is
-. H., ,adicin, rhnv h,v, currl my little daughter
Of ucerous sores upon her hands and feet that id proved
incurabe for years. Her mother Its been long grew
ousIv afflicted with llotches and pmps On her skin ana
in her hair After child cured, She also tiIe"
your i"'' ''u '"'' " ASA MoRGRIDGE.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11
Price, rs cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
prepared by DR.. J. G, AVER g. CO.. Lowell Mass

Sold by J b. ii. GA nrBElL, and HEALER
& SHRIVER, Cumberland, and by all Drug
gists and deal,r rs in medicine everywhere.
july &c, 1860.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-01
position OF Maryland
JOHN LETCHER,

Gov Hicks o. Maryland has declined TO call an eH'
ira session of the Legislature In replying to the request
bv number Of citizens that he should do So be says
that he trusts to the second sober thought Of the con-
ervve masses at the North for the repeal of the null
nRc,,ion laws lie thinks a meeting Of the Maryland
Legislature would o5y to increase the excitement
10 that State instead Of aay it. In conclusion he says
You sneak. gentlemen, of Marylauds peculiar position
as border slave State That position, between the eH-
rctnes OF the North and South, seems thus far TO have
Kent sectionasm om her councils and 70 have inclined
her peoule 70 moderate measures But there are o her
border slave States much interested in these questions
AZ Maryland be- which ought TO be Consulted before
We take the initiative 10 this natter
believe that neither Kentucky, Tennessee, nor Mis-
solr has taken any such action The Legislature Of the
great State OF Virginia which has been called together
20 take action 20 her works Of Internal improvement
n n have these matters under their consideration ana
seems Only wise aud proper to await the decision OF our
nearest Southern sister, rather than run the risk OF clash
ing with her by hasty acton-our people will not fail to
AT with boduess when t becomes necessary because we
waited with patience the time for action Instead Of
becoming alarmed before danger bad actually arrived,
and rushing into perils which prudence may avoid.
In addition TO these reasons il seems to should
wait 10 hear from the National Executive IL is his du-
" 20 look not 70 Maryland alone but 10 the entire Union
s doubtless correctly advised as 10 the true eond'-
tim Of the country whose chief officer be il, and must
CORRECTLY A5 " its SoueAetNHi
more extensive than those &C my command, and OF de-
csnggoropery to what measures are best suited TO
compose our national troubles and will say, that con-
slider t but respectful to await the recommendations OF
that high tuncuOnarv.
ongress too will be in session on the Sd proX., and
coming as lis members will do from every section OF
The couutry it is but reasonable to hope that they IN
their congrc gated wisdom will give aid TO the National
Executive and that wise aud temperate counsels will pre-
vail and proceedings be had which will aay much oil
the unknd and unnatural prejudice existing between the
different sections Of our once united aud happy country
Believing that all should act decline 70 act as cir
crmsances may render proper must As at present ad
vised BY nv osn Judgment founded upon much intor
nation Of the wishes Of the people, and great delioera
ton respectfully decline to crafty the request 50 polite
IL made; but shall hold myself ready to act promptly
when shall believe the honor aud safety Of Maryland
| requires me 70 act in the premises.
| With great respect,
am your obedient servant
~ o. racn THOs II HICKS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-01
rhe Kinrdon OF Italy.

As now constituted, the Kingdom Of Italy IS nearly
equal 10 Great Britain in area An6 contains population
Of about twenty-five millions.
The only parts Of the peninsula no. included IN the new
tpgdom arc venea aud so much Of the States Of the
Church as sh submit to the Pope. But the Roman States
i come next The correspondent Of the London Times
says;
In every district where French bayouets do not keep
the people from the balotboX the hateful sway OF the
Pope viii be repudiated and all classes will hasten to
transfer their allegiance 70 the King OF Italy The only
fear lest disturbance may arise through indgnahon OF
the people In the garsoned provinces An nhAolan OF
Rome or Cvi,a Veocha or Vitetbo, may be goaded TO
some rash act by the knowledge that while bis more for
tunate countrymen electing constitutional soNe'
reign he and his neghbOrs forced to remain the slaves
OF an eete ecclesiastical rule 10 be taxed Tor the army
which Expresses them to be subject 70 tne ouuages oi
German Condotter spectators OF the roupg oil hhy
lrshmen.
TIE stronghold Of Gaia viii probably yield before long,
and the last trace of the power Of Francis H. be wiped out
forever.
Thus after thirteen centuries Of oppression aud mis-
rule. Italy is again united and free
"rhs reign Of the GOtA and ,h- vandA Is Ger,
And trth feels the TIRE I'd Of the Roman once more
Garibaldi having resigned his dictatorship has LEFT
Naples and retired to his home the island of CapTe-
IUere Is 4 kfAuutut ahoaN NAc N-iNN- ~ w. $780,
that places him far above the Of those who occupy
the high inches of Fame But few years ago, he was
poEeress and homeless exile. But ieW months since
he was retired soldier, without authority BY bis he
ro and his genius be has rescued kingdom, acquired
absolute power, and nov, rising above all selashness
without reservug to himself any emOlument or reward
be resigns that power and retres to his island home as
Quietly As the lAbOrer from his daily toll Fins eOronG
opus.
He has proved himself to be the Washington of Italy
He has carved out for himself Immortality OF fame
BE has placed his name high up among those that will
sit forever enthroned in the worlds memory.
There is every to believe that the Monarch into
whose hands he has surrendered the fruits Of his sPCn-
did achievements will be a wise and liberal ruler, and
that Italy will soon take her place. not as Of old per-
haps the Queen Of the World, but among the nations
hat guide the Affairs and rule the destinies Of men,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-01
The messenger tor Desombor.

The December number viii be on, on Tuesday. F'om
advanced sheets furnished By the publishers We are en-
ahisd 70 give the contents l. Lady Mary WoTuey Non
,,,,, .i,a beautiful Illustration. ?. Tue Northmans
Cause poem. s. The Pigeon Prize spirited tFansla-
ton Of capital story full Of humOr and point, BY the
vonnper Dumas Dr. Petcoas, Of the Medical College,
il the translator Tom Johnsou's Country Courut g.
Second Canto. By T. james, Jr. s. A continuation 'i
the p5pr lectures Of Prof Ftrraday, on the Forces Of
n .,tsr. Illustrated. Q. The Death and Burial OF DE
s3,o. brilliant poem. z. More leaves from Aoura-
e,s Portfolio, By the author Of "Black Diamonds
De Pounds. BY Fanny Fielding. 9. Thaekeray versus
Dickens, by John Hampden Chamberlain. 10. Music on
The Gulf Shore by Walter s. Long, Of GeOrgetoEn' D.
C. H. Bricks. By Richard Anderson. Il. To Mary
Is lie Pei, COOses.
The editor in an extended article apPhuds the course
~ South Carolina declares for Southern COnfsderaey,
r,osrs the Union under any circumstance whatever
"A prges Virginia 10 take immediate action and 20 side
,h her sister slave States agans the tyranny OF ihs
No-,h He thinks the Union is already dissolved, and
t'i,v ,lirms that reunion, natter hov it might 70
sc,sd would be 10 the lees d,gfee undesirable he
moral w,f.re Of the South he deems OF Infinitely moe
importance ,han any material prospssiiy-"hea m'gn'
be seearei by rsnaulng 10 the Union The number con-
oluiss i,h notices Of nsv b0Ok' sna ths Aasi'a P'''
furnished By Mr.. Brod-s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-01
PUBLIC MEETING.

A. meeting OF citizens Of the lower end Of Ame-
la held at the Cross Roads, the oath of November,
1860 H. o. Gregory was called TO the Chair, and DR..
James X. Male was appointed Secretary
The following preamble and resolutions were offered
aud unanimously adopted:
Whereas the late proceedings Of the County Court Of
Amelia at its November term in the trial Of a slave
charged aud proved guilty Of burning property of c
gems Of said county for the ayOwed purpose OF thWar
ing tn objects of legally authorized patrol and there
by bidding defiance to the constituted authorities and
bringing upon the "rreprssble conflict, with all It's
conse quent horrors and whereas majority OF said
Court in opinion have entaed upon Us an n jury
for which we eau neither devise remedy aud
manifested total disregard for future safety and
protection by an unjust and unheard Of communication
of punishment ard thereby setting example OF I'M
brdled audacity and insubordinatOO not only to our
own slaves bn to those throughout the couny-We, the
citizens who have beeu the sufferers both in feeling and
Ioss Of property deem il duty that ourselves
to give Just and indignant rebuke TO said proceedings
therefore,
Isl. Resolvsd, That the aforesaid Court has given
decision which will be for all time TO come pro DptiDg
aud incentive to repetition and preparation of similar
outrages.
3D. Resolved That The case was in opinion, just
such one a. loudly called for the most summary and
veret penalty the law incs, regardless Of mercy and
particularly since the offence is in perfect keeping with
Helpers notorious incendiary publication
3d. Resolved That we hold ourselves, at all times,
ready TO protect fresdes and property from the
torch Of the neendary, and 10 this end we pledge our
selves our lives fortunes and our sacred honor.
Al Resolped, That the Attorney for the Common
wealth deserves the thanks not only of this community,
but Of the entire county, for mis- able defence Of the
Commonwealth; for TO say that he performed his duty
well would be scanty praise but that he did noby aud
Is worthy of the need of well done, good and faithful
servant
5h. RESOLVED, That tender to those Of the Court
who for enforcing the law, aud indicating the
rights of our community, most grateful acknowledge
ments.
GA Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the Richmond Examiner.
H. @. GREGORY, Chm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-01

On Monday last, court day. the citizens Of Orange
county assembled in the Courthouse Of said county,
for the purpose of taking into consideration the present
disturbed condition of the country and to adopt meas
ures Tor the speedy settlement Of public affairs Ferd
naDd Jones called to the Chair and I. G. Henshaw
and John S Payne appointed Secretaries. Col John Ii.
Lee explained the object Of the meeting, and moved the
appointment Of the following gentlemen as committee
10 draft resolutions George Pannill Jr DR.. Geo. Nor
ton, Asj John W. Voolfolk, Col John Willis, Col Jno.
II. Lee, Col E. Row. John n. Chapman, Reuben L. Cor
don aud Richard Rawlings. These gentlemen reported
the following resolutions which voted upon by the
ME eting, and almost unanimously carried
Rssorsd That the Governor Of Virginia be requested
TO convene the Legislature early day is practi-
cable TO Wit the 9th day of December, aud that the
Legislature be requested to call convention of the
States soon thereafter is possible TO take Into I'M
mediate consideration the present condition Of the
try.
Rssolred, That the convention, when called be au-
thorEed TO act in concert with conventions Of other
States II deemed advisable.
Rssolrsd That copy Of these resolutions be forward
ed 10 the Governor Of Virginia.
Resolvsd, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Orange Chronicle aud the Richmond and
Alexandra papers.
THOS4s q HNsHAW, s.crstariss
JVHS 5, PArSE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-01
OOAGAGEROIAL-
oTucK or THK WHO. November 80. 1850
THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.

THE FINANCIAL CRISIS
The New York Courier and Enquirer money article,
Wednesday P N.Y. says:
The further advance OF Interest per ty
Bank OF England the 5h Inst following rapidly the
previous advances exhibits decided StIngeney in the London
market What the eject Of the from this side regard
the the exchanges and the consequent demand for geld
for expectation county will be- readily
The Bank had dung the week from their reserve
There are items Money
day Call loans are easier and be At
per Fix per loans New YORK and United
Of Interest New York and London may
therefore quoted same, unss highly probable
Bank Of further
adyices The d ket Is m very high and transactions
some choice bill. sell at lover rate There IA less amount Of
bis prfog market for the Immediate want, OF their
the demand Is si quite imi ed and confde as not
beea sufficiently restored to nduee r'ae lenders sner
usual Very good bills be purchased IS TO
IS cent ar an excellent rtuhy is red to those hay
lns ide to invesi s=eld les which will good
Is little Going 10 Foreign Exchange Commercial bills have
currency an may be quoted at o oS and Bank
iO4 03 Tie coadion Of the Engh markets
deserves he eN at attention r. merchants and bankers The
ns Of by largely Imports.
E hsd brought SbCu, ShAt might b. looked crisis In
the LONDON money To those arrangement
fore tim, been added the adVere exchanges cm this
ode Ths rapid advance In interest must have depressing nGu
u.s. In View this chip made with great
caution and merch VIII well to shape their Eni Into
strong posi- io1 rs possible.
The New York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Lsigeri In his letter OF Wednesday, says:
gea. deal said about the nunber Of working people out Of
employment here In Of The Suspension Of busn and
difficulties In the market; some Of the statements that
ggraons but the main facts but
be aseertaned At least ten thousand neehan'
this worn log "hA time and last week the number
unconditional discharges from factories and shops ud not
been Eer than nVe thousand One Of city journals
fifteen thousand but that mani eslly oveaiing the
the prevailing characteristic Of things In W all street
TO day The sqgany aspect Of the monetary news from London
and together with unsettled political future makes
caution the The decline In Cotton and BreGdsnG
feature Monev quiet and the general market has ost
fsverish look had last Ee Paper however m at
rstes-thAt Is q cent for first class
On call the brokers freely supplied at D cent
Con srable amounts Of od ming by Express from the
and going So1ththe greater proportion Of 10 EeE Or
leans
stocks unusually inactive to-day aud the general tone Of
the mprke Bpes The sales fewer tan for DAY
10 several weeks but pcss the main, exhibited improve
ment upon the c osng quotations Of yesterday.
Board the market sluggish Ard prices irregular
the session the attendance Of brokers comparative
tAn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-01

Alta very large meeting Of the people of Bedford, IN
the Court House OF said county, on the 10Th day oil NO
vember 1860. irrespective OF party, William L. Goggn
called the meeting to order and explained its objects
,vag that be hoped the action Of 50 large an assem-
bl,ce on such an occasion would be characterised by
h,ro1v and pe feet unanimity OF feeling. he saw around
him men Of different parties, those With whom be had
differed in onnion but whom he believed TO be patriotic
aud honest 10 their views 20 all such, as Weas bis own
political friends be appealed with all such It was his plea
ire 20 act on this OccasOn-an occasion which, IN an
hour of trial and Of difficulty enlisted the sympathes OF
an ho we're friends of the Union The Union, he said,
as in danger as the which had produced H. ne
bould not nov inquire Il proposed to arrest, II
nos.ble 20 great an evil and the people had met to-
sther in cordial aud friendly spirit 70 consider sub
j,t of 30 much moment ALL with vieW therefore, TO
tbese objects he moved that John Goode Jr, be ap-
Dointed Chairman Of the meeting On putting tue mo-
op Mr. Goode was unanimously chosen 20 preside, and
] A Wharton vas requested 10 act as Secretary NJ
Goode on taking the chair, made most appropriate re-
turn Of his thanks for the honor OF pFesldng over so
,rye an assembage and proceeded a. some length TO
hi Yoke harmony in reference 70 the objects Of the meet
ing referring IL eloquent terms to the crisis N the aAr'
Of the country. ,,.. =,
Ga motion, the Chairman appointed . commi'Ise 81
ave- 20 Uit. Wm. L. Goggin, WIN. y. barseh, H. u
Burks. Ei,h @ Cundid and SpotsWood ID. Ia'pln, 70
report Business for the action Of the meeting Inc CON-
mttee then retired ard durlag their absence sPseens
sre made Of impressive character BY hessrs D.
C. piekinsOn asd Jss J. Johnsos,