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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-06
For tie Gcilida d. Telegraph

IAcEs1S MINES EEAR LoSACoEISa j. o.,
SEPT 81, 1860
YIN. Evans Esq, Editor Civilian & Tele-
graph.
Dear Sir:-The Uniok' men OF
tbs place and vicinity, held very spirited
and enthusiastic meeting last Saturday after
neon, during which they raised q Bell and
Everett Pole, and hoisted the Union Flag
The Pole is one hundred and twenty-five feet
high and the Flag, very beautiful one, with
the names Of Bell and Everett upon it. In
mediately after the Pole was raised meeting
was organized by appointing Mr.. John S.
Combs, Chairman, who, after making shor.
and speech, in which he made an apology
for your not Icing present as arranged, i'll
Produced Mr.. Alexandria Shaw, an improm-
tn speaker for the occasion. The speech Of
Mr.. Shaw was very appropriate one. and
he was frequently interrupted by shouts Of
applause.
After the speech three rousing cheers were
given for Eel and Everett, and tho people
dispersed to meet again at o'clock at which
me the Lonaconing Band under the Leader
hip Of Mr. John Douglas Jr., appeared up
n the ground and discoursed several patri-
tic pieces of music.
The. Union men proceeded to the School
Room of Mr.. Roberts where they organized a
Bell and Everett Club and elected MIR. John
Combs President, Messrs. Janas Hughes
nd Vim. A. Border Vice Presidents, and
iilbert McAdams Secretary.
Twenty-Five legal voters enrolled them.
lives as members of the Club.
During the meeting patriotic speeches were
ade and some fine music executed BY the
and-Resolutor were also passed regula.
ng the nights Of meeting ofthe Club, thank.
Mr.. Roberts for the use of the Room, and
re Band for their services. after which thu
ub adjourned. The whole proceedings o.
afternoon and evening passed off pleas.
lily and tremendously, and all persons pres
seemed to enjoy the occasion. ] think
u will have good report from this district
the ensuing presidential election.
UNION.
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The CHEMISTRY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the special delights which 80 richly repaid
our visit to New England, was the inspection,
it was out priyilege to make of DR.. j. c. Ay-
ar & Co.'S Laboratory at Lowell. Although
we knew by hear-say, that it was large, yet
we were surprised when we came into view
Of its real magnitude, and still more by the
extent and complication of its truly immense
business. The whole massive structure is in
fact one vast chemical laboratory, in which
the processes of this wonderful art are con-
stantly going on. Mcdico-chemical science
has found that the curative properties of any
substance exist in some one or more compo-
nent parts. Thus the remedial effects of OPT
um are due solely to the morphia i; contains,
although this is but one eighteenth part its
weight; the other seventeen parts are gum,
cxtractive and inert or offensive matter. DR..
Ayers system separates the medical proper
ties of each substance employed and we are
here shown the processes by which the rirtues
Of each remedial agent are chased through
the alcmbics until they come out completely
pure at last. These concentrated, purified
medical properties, or virtues are finally COM
bined together to produce tlcrcmedies which
have made themselves a reputation for unri-
vailed excellence. all over the world. Not
only does the Doctor discaim all secrecy in
his art and explain every process and every
particular, but he maintains that this is the
only process that can be supplied with the
best possible remedies for the treatment VI dis
ease The Formula by which his remedies
ARE made are published in the medical Jour
mails and have been presented to large part
Of tie medical Faculty Of the United States,
and are constantly sent by mail to such ply
scans as apply for them. DAILY Chronicle
San Francisco.
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LP SEr.-We have heard with much re-
aret Sat J. W. Porter, while driving his car
rage with his wife and daughter along the
National pike, on Saturday evening last, in
the ncighborhood of the Eckhart Mines, the
horses took fright and became so unmanase-
able that they went over precipice of some
thirty feet, the carriage lodged against tree
andthe horses hung down the precipicc held
fast to the carriage by their gearing Strange
to say Mrs. Porter and daughter escaped I'M
injured, bat Mr.. Porter was badly, though we
understand not dangerously hurt.
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MRS. WINSLOW

An experienced nurse and female physician
has soothing Syrup for children teetliing,
which greatly facilitates the process of teeth
ing, by softening the gums, reducing all in
fammation-will allay all pain, and is sure
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it moth
ers, It will give rest to yourselves, and relief
and health to your infants. Perfectly safe in
all cases. See advertisement in another col
umn.
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ALAEm OF FIRE.--While Mr.. Merrick was
addressing the people on Tuesday night, the
fire bells sounded all alarm which, from oil
we could learn was gotten up with special
view to interrupt the meeting. We have not
terms sufficiently strong to denounce such
conduct, aud we hope the city authorities will
see to the arrest and summary punishment o..
all who may engage in such unwarrantable
conduct hereafter.
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n9-wc publish with pleasure the commu'
scation Of Prof. Stutzman in another column
As a teacher, and especially as the able and
efficient Superintendent, he is already well
known by reputation in Ahis county, and we
risk nothing in recommending thcssschools to
which he has called our attention. Please
refer to the advertisement Of the Normal
Schonls
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Local Intelligence.

During the week ending Tuesday, 4th of
Sept. 119 boats cleared this port, carrying
le.1lo.O5 tons of coal.
During the season there were 1878 hoats
cleared this port, carrying "a, 2O2. IA tons OF
coal
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o. YE AFFLICTED !

Hear what James I. Davis, Esq, cx-Pre-
siding Judge Of hlonogala County, Va, says;
Messrs. Fitch & Scott, Agents for X. NJ. Lem
on Proprietor of Lindsey's Improved Blood
Searcher:
Gentlemen--I was afflicted with Scrofula
for several months, and WIS so low that
myself aud my friends did not think that
could not recover. ! had been under treat
ment of medicine by two able physicians for
eome months the disease had eXte. ded over
my side and breast, and had run more than
a gallon OF matter, when Mr.. McCrcary, agent
for DR.. j. NJ. Lindsey's valuable Improved
Blood Searcher, passed through my village
and indu cd Inc to purchase Three Bottles
Immediately commenced using the medicine
Before | had used one bottle, the discharge
from the sores entirely ceased. My appetite
improved, and my bowels became regular;
and before used the Three Bottles, was re-
stored to good health and have enjoyed good
health ever since, which has been some TWEEN
ty months | believe it to be a sovereign
remedy, and that it will recommend itself up
on a trial. | most heartily recommend it to
the afflicted.
Given under my hand and seal this Goth
of June, 1850. Ut. DAVIS.
|, Marshal N. Dent, Clerk of the County
Court OF Monongalia County hereby certify
that the foregoing is the genuine signature OF
James II. Davis, Esq, late Presiding Justice
Of said County. Given under my hand this
9th day Of June, 1860.
MARSHALL M. DENT,
july 18th. 1860. Clerk
RSYnSee nd yertisement in another column.
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DYES! OYES!!

THE subscriber offers his services to
the citizens OF Cumberland and surrounding
as Public Crier, or Auctioneer, and
Hatters himself that be can give satisfaction 10
all who may give him employment. Word
left at VIM. Ridgely's corner Of Bidford and
Centre streets or at the Office OF the Civilian
and Telegraph will'be promptly attended to
" <r~~~~~
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-06

RUIZ Orr.-The Express due here on Mon
day night between eleven and twelve O'Clock,
did not arrive till half past twelve on Tues
day, having run off the track at the first bridge
west of IIarper's Ferry. Some malicious
wretch having displaced the switch, throwing
the engine, tender and baggage and smoking
-cai off. The damage to the cars ID not SERIOUS
srI no person was hurt.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-06

BY reference to another column it will be
seen that the Hon. Mr.. Hoffman will address
his fellow citizens Of Cumberland, on the 18th
inst, on the political issues OF the present
presidential campaign. We besPeak large
audience on the occasion.
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A Card to Young Ladies and
Gentlemen.

The subscriber will send free cfeharye) to all
who desire it, the Recipe and directions for ma
king a simple Vegetable BairH, that WILL in from
Tan, Frsckies, Sallowncss, and all impurities
and rsughuess Of the Skin, leaving the same
as Nature intended it should be-soft, clear,
smooth, AVID beautiful. Those desiring the Re-
cipe with full instructions, directions, and ad-
vice, will please call on or address with return
postags,)
Practical CHEMIST,
Sept. s--3m. No. 80 City Buildings, N. Y.
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r q IL =" O R K
CALL AND SEE!!

TxJE ARE PREPARED TO DO ALL
w kinds of Job Work BETTER and CHEAP
Err than any other Office in all this region OF
country, and equal TO any Baltimore, Philsdel-
phia, or New York work, and are prepared 10
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give us trial.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-06

NIKE.-The alarm of fire on Saturday night
shout twelve o'clock, was caused by the burn
Jag of a water station, in the Narrows, on the
Cnmberlapd Coal and Iron Ca. Railroad.
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A Coon AppoIxTMENT.--Wc are pleased
TO leard that the City Council, on last Mon
day unanimously elected II. Mck"or, fsq.'
rs Magistrate for the Corporation.
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NOTICE.

A IL psrsous in,lebt cd TO the School Fund of
"A Allegany county are hereby notified to pay
,hc same to the undersigned, Treasurer of the
Board of Public Schools Of said counts, on or
before the 18th day Of September next, other
wise process msy be issued thereon to enforce
payment. By order of the Board,
;. d. WIDESER,
Aug S0-5t.
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School Notice.

WIN. FITZMAURICE most respectfully in
w forms his friends and the public generally
that his school mt CARROLL HALL, near St.,
Patrick's Church, will again be open for the re.
cepton Of pupils, on Monday, the Sd of Sep
TENDER next.
There are two large, commodious and we'll
furnished School Rooms, for the accommodation
of male and female scholars.
The course of insiruc tion will be thorough,
and practical, embracing all the English and
MathcmA tical branches.
His experience in Surveying and Civil Engi.
noering enables him to guarantee a practical, as
we'll as a theoretical training in this desirable
profession. Aug 30-3t.
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For Summittvillc road 10 90
Nathaniel Wilson. J Trustees of the
Andrew Gender, %'te 90
Upton d. Long Alms House
O. A. Scott, steward aims -hou.e 2l6 90
John NJ. .Bvoqnnan, ovcrpayment rs
trustee e2 %
Francis Thomas, new rrnd $50 90
Frank DoDnelly, at court house 40 90
p. A. Healey, physician to olms'h"asc 200 90
II. Wilson, fees as late sheriff I,eh9 46
Sampson D. Short, Miller road 30 90
Thomas Twigg, examiner Of rond co
Ashford Willison, examiner o! road 90
John Davis, examiner road 90
Henry Mckeon, fee 1sl
f. A. Watson, net AsSeSbly 1860 f4 50
Rudolph BeckmHn, for account 5 90
Moses Robinett, for account 90
Thomas Preston, for account 6 81
John d. Widener. treasurer vi school
fund under now law, 10000 &C !
John Callan, collectors commission S.5i7 OF !
Contingent fund 2,45S - |
Total $Jg,9l9 g.
To meet the above aTonnt tax oi so cents
on the Sl0O was levied. The State Tux in adj
ltion is 10 cents ON each 500.
August 2S--5w
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TIE DIsuNIoN PRoJEor. Thee ditor of
the Edegfeld Is. c. Advertiser. writing
from Williamson Springs, gives the fol-
lowing bit of news from that section of
the State: ut is reported q have it,
indeed, from young gentleman of
Abbeville } that the test in that district
for the Legislature is to be, viii you or
will you not advocate disunion on the
election of u Black Republican, and
further, if no other State will sccede.
will you or will you not advocate the
scperate secession of South Carolina?--
There was serenade with speeches, at
Abbeville village last Wednesday night.
at which l understand Mr.. Cochran and
Hon. j. Foster Marshall answered both
interrogatoriea in the Affirmative
4 here will bel strong opposition to ma
king this question at this time. lfit
is made, ! fear it will be the signal for
1issention. But tho action men of the
district(so they say) are determined to
urge it. There salready evidence meet
ing us at every turn that South Carolina
will be much divided.
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Cumberland Bank Of Allegheny.

September I, ISbB.
NOTICE is hereby given that application will
IN be m ade to the Northern Central Railway
Company, on the LIST Of October next for the
paymens of the following coupons which have
been lost or mislaid:
Coupon No. COZ, payable July 1850 for $50
do 274l, do do is
do 2742. do do is
Z. 7. SHRIVER,
Sept 6-1m. Cashier.
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YANcEY LOSING HIS TEMPER. The
friends OF Breckenridge and Douglas at
the South are conducting the canvass
with feeling Of personal vindictiveness
that has already on several occasions re-
suited in personal violence. Mr.. Yam
ICY. especially, is losing his temper to
an extent not to have beer expected from
one of his pleasing manners. In a recent
speech at Columbus, Mississippi, he de-
nounccd the venerable James l. Seward,
Of Georgia, one of the delegates from
that Stateto tho Chariettcn Convention
who refused to scced ), "rs an inramou,
calunniator. Mr.S.ward replies to him
in the Augusta Constitutionalist, in
which, after repeating his conviction that
the desire Of Mr.. Yancey in causing the
secession at Charleston vas and is to Sc
cure the election of Lincoln rs means
Of dissolving the Union, he says;-I shall
exercise the full freedom Of speech in re-
gard to public men and measures in this
canvass, and shall draw my own infer
fercnces FROM their acts as TO the effects
which they viii produce upon the country
avoiding personal offence to any one. l
am native of the South--born on the
soil of Georgia, largely interested in
slave property, and shall judge for my,
self what is due to Southern honor and
Southern rights, and express my opin-
ions freely and fully. have carefully,
endeavored to avoid personalities, yet |
shall not be deferred from reviewing the
public opinions ard acts of others by the
dirty language Of a foul mouthed conspi-
rator against the Government, whose
heart. throat, and tongue is tainted with
a libellous and slan1erous intent against
every man who may differ with him in
opinion. mean Mr.. VIM. L.. Yancey,
of Alabama. oc ;upy defensive posi-
ton and intend to maiptain my opinions,
let what will come. | desire peace with
all men, aud hope | shall always regard
the feelings 6 others; but when assailed
thus, withou knowing why or for what,
shall defend myself, if necessary to
the last extremity
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A PEW barrelsl left of Bakers Old Rye Whis
II key. For sale by
Juueo. VIM, R. BEALL a co.
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LIST OF SPECIFIC REsiEprEs.


No. 1-Yor Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation
No. 2.-For Worm Fever, Worm Cole. Voting ths
No. s--Yor Collie. Crying. Teeshins, and wstsfus
No: 4-For Diarrhea, Cholera Iniansum. and Sam
mer Complaints.
No. e-ror Cholera, Cholera Morbus. Vomiting
No. 7-For Coughs, Cods Influenza, and Sore
No s.-For Tooth. ache, Face ache, and Neuralgia
No. 9.-Por Headache Vertigo, Heat and fuiineS
No, 1o.~DYspErsrA PiIIs--For Weak and Deransed
Stomach Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No. 1I.--PoR FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, ecanty, Pain
No. 12-For Leucorrhea. Profuse me1ses, and
No. is-Por Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad Breathing
No. 14.-sALr RHKux Prus-Por Erydpess, EruF'
lions, Pimples on the Face
No. 15-RHEuxArIc PILls-Por Pain, Lamsoess.
or Soreness in the Chest Back, iolns, or Limbs
A.-For Fever and Asue, Chill Fever, Dumb Asus.
Old Mismanaged Agues.
P.-Por piles, Blind bleeding, Internal OF, NJ.
ternal.
Failing, Weak, or Blurred Eight
C-for Catsrrh, OF long standing or recent, either
with obstruction or profuse discharge;
W. C.-Por whooping Cough abattng ih vfoaenee
and shortening It's course
Diarrhpa, Dysentery, Group, Rheumatism, and such
eruptve diseases Searlet Fever Measles and Fry
spe.as the advantage OF giving the proper remedies
promptly is Obvious, and IN all such cases The sp
cities act like charm. The entire disease onen
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Coughs and Colds, which are Of saeh frequent oc.
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In all chronic diseases such as Dytpepeta, WeeS
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over.
PRICE
Case Of % walls complete, In morocco and BOOK, s.
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Queensware! Queensware!
A GENERAL assortment of Queensware o
II every description, just received at
une 8. WIN. R. BEALL i cos.
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Case Of % walls complete, in morocco and Book, 80
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Case Of 10 numbered boxes, and Book, .........
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Single ettered boxes, with directions, 10 cts
Large case Wlih OF. walls for planters and ply
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ONLY 25 CTS.

per bottle, to be had at al respectable druggistS
and perfumers.
L. Miller would call the attention Of Parents
and Guardians TO the use Of his Inrigorator, In
casos where the chiidrens' Hair inclines to be
weak. The use of IL lays the foundation for .
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the removal of which is necessary both for the
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CAUTIoS.-None genuine without the fac sim
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Liberal discount to purchasers BY the quanti-
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I also desire to present to the american Pub
lie
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ALSO SPECIFICS.

For ASTHMA on PHTnisic. Oppressed Dimcut,
Iabored breathing attended with Cough and Expece
toration. Price, 10 cents per boz.
fon Fan DISCHARGES AND DstsHes-,Dscharges
from the Ear tbs result Of Scarlet Fever Measles %
Mercurials. For Noises In the Head, Hardness o.
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and Kar-nci's.
Price, 20 cents per box.
duratcd Tonsls swellngs and Old Ulcers, Scrofuloun
Cachexy OF Children. Price, 90 cents per bog.
Fon GENERAL DERiMrY. Physical or Nuvous
Weakness. Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
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For DRorsy.--fm'd Accommodations, Timid Swell
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FoR ENTHUSIASTICALLY Sickness, Vertigo, - IN
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Price, 20 cents per box.
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FoR SEMINAL ENissIoSs.-Involuntary Discharges
suits Of Evil Habits. The most successful and EN-
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