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Sc TIP GUARDS AND AT THEM!!"

Such were the memorable words OF wellington when be or
dsled the Greys cbsse the troops Of Napoleon at
Wstsroo and which everbo knows decided the as of
that memorable battle and scnced the hsugay Coran
forever.
TIE publishers Of the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL have the
visoou aud the prompt action of the victorious sen-
er 90 the worthy conduct OF his brave and hsrd beaded
ever them in the peaceful campaign In which
bsy are now ensaged they hope every weekPrcuiay
from before light every Thursday morning until dark on So,
urdsy nsuith the assistance Of we'll d troops to do such
eff execution early day wiz enable them TO an
noUDce complete victory,
On the opening OF their campaign that memorable day, FRI
day the 2 September the effect in the camp Of the croahers
the Mrs Giunlys who said couldn't be donethe large pos
toes as well the small oneshe effect terdc ss It was
un Specd No email thanks to the army Of Maids Wives
and Bachelors who that day stood no5y to their guns
Since whole regiments Of friends have been secured by eur
shot IN the shape Of good article making
the total capture ard file who rally under the
standard Of TIE HOUSEHO ID JOURNAL" THH Peoples
FAvoRT this early Of the battle, unparalleled in the
annals Of periodical camp; ieutng.
Tbtnks kind friends who have sustained well In csy
ing hope" In the fight Of good sgans. bsd teIa
On your relied and have not beeh a
appointed And that have scaled successfully the din
cult rapsrts citadel Of literature purpo week aseT
w,ek dchaging voles rom battery hsh.i, until we
and she ind welcome entrance into tue hearts
s well as tie home. the people accompanied as they VIII
be- by inspiring strains OF the music Of our best native and
foreign composers
To ourals who have spoken puby and privately 80
fycrsbiy in behalf accord Thanks snd here let us
say we hope forever to ute oil Of them "irenoy els
tiops."
To our friends one word more Next Thursdsy No Of the
HOUSEHOLD JOURN al will present, as whole the great
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vXTHAT ARE the PUBLIC to THINK of

WHAT ARE the PUBkdC DI11F; to THINK oil
APPLETONS GUIDE for OCTOBER is OUT, and Is offered
10 he uabc as reliable guide in fact the Publishers az
ou1 &c that "sued under the supervision OF the Railway
Coupenes and therefore, be wrong but IN looking
over the October number fud thaa hall the roads
wrong Here ia the list;
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Chicago. Iowa and Nebraska Raiboad.
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wv Tag SsCoND EDITIoN
THE LOST HUNTER.
ATALE OF THE EARLY TINES.
BY
JOHy T.. ADAMS.
- And ain her grey rocEs tower above the sea
Tbat rllrmurs at their feet, q conquered "aVei
,T. a rough ln 40 Of earth, and sOne and tree,
" here bTesthes no casted lord OF cs5 ed slave
ere thoughts and tongues and hands are ood ana nee,
Ard triapds W ii frd welcome. foes grave
tvhere eel when 70 heaven theJ pray
Nor even then unless In theiE own way" tuuL
NJ DOOLADY,
No. 80 Wskerd,
New wYork.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER ., 1865
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MISS GILBERT'S CAREER.
An American Story By Dr. J. O. HOLLAND, sa.hOr Of
"Titconb's Lettersn Bitter Sweet" "God Foil" Bay
PATH ] vol, l2nO. 80 pages. 81 2S.
TIT, new book from the Pen Of Dr. Holland is story OF
modem American Le acy and entersnng bu. like all his
books written for purpose beyosd and above the amusement
Of tb, resis The life snd incidents drawa in about equal
proportions from the city and the countryside commercial me.
,ropoli. and New pshe vsgs The characters
nerou the action vvscou and the lessOn patenhe lesson
,ha pubc career cannot satisfy The heart Of t.ue woman
and that woman ministry in the daily oes and duties Of
home life Is the only her Development bat for the
development Of all that Is best in
By Same Author.
Tw.nty.6ab Edition
TIMOTHY TITCOMB'S LETTERS
10 YOUNG PEOPLE, SINGLE AND MARRIED.
1vOl I2mO. sl In gilt edges, 81 So
The London Literary Gazette We have never rss
WORK which better ncuae duties and responsible
iies Of young and women, married or single"
1.-THE strong which pesvsdss them the frank
and manly uerance of Wholesome truths in pointed and beaa
M Language and geni. sympathy which the author hs. for
hose whom he addresses cannot fail to commend the work to
gsn. raj favor.
"PoR PURE ENGLISH DIcTIoN AND BEAUTIFUL
IMAGERY IT WILL TAKE ITS PLACE AS A CLASSIC
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18th Edition Of
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POEM vol limo. 81. Gilt edges, SIPS.
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loth Edition of
GOLD.FOIL;
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III. ys Is 1ne pie east ard o. chse beauty We are
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A BOOK EXPOSING THE FALLACIES OF
~ PHYsIoLoolSTS and the ensaccsssfai t'ss.peat q
Pos "a s,ecsl diseases at fret local. but by ec aud
pos,IaDg tho sysD, and lrsvtDS
both ind and body total SI.ch rtieth Edit on 40 pages
00 in.trstions By NJ LARMONT Paris, London and Nes
York. Ply siclan and Sgeon No oi7 Broad stairs New
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House We 18th the othf papers IN nendng
DR. Lsmont his wC "Cauter des Etsts Unis German
Die Reform D.ps;cb S.sts Zeiturg Natl ral OeDocs &
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To our friends one word Next Thurday No Of the
HOUSEHOLD JOURN al will present. as whole the great
est treat presented in periodical literature
Ready every Thursdsy all for Three Cents per cspy.
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To allies who have spoken publicly and privately 90
yorsbfy in cur behalf accord thsns ana here let us
say we hope forever sute oil Of them "irenoS els
tious."
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S TINE PRINCES BALL"
The Publishers Of
VANITY FAIR
Would AZ nounee 10 the trade and the public that they have AZ
ranged fora
HUMOROUS POEM,
bearing the above title, from the pen Of
EDMUND Q. STEDhiAN,
.r,hor of Tn. Diamond Wedding Lyrics and Ity" etc
The Pe en- will be HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED from
designs by pnens ana will consist OF the ol1Tiog pasi
PnrI-THE PRINCELY PROGRESS H. R. H.. Albert
Ed ard ,sis He Is nearly ued ny the M-f
maid Tho fa him his Soudeul sdyentnrts Ia
Cspsds and ecspe Uncle Sans domnions The j. rney
20 New Yoik lie Is ken posse,s n Of by iO nios aIei
pm 1.-THE COUNCIL OF FOUR UUNOkEO-H1w
the famous Ban Committee formed Tae Atheoeu
TN,w.YoIkn and Century" Deiegations The Bradford
Printing ub stormy session hlfcb IS SIae Clio
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PAhI ia --1HE ACADEMY BAIl-Of which iurtner de-
tails Will be given aiseI 1t snail have taien place
The 6t two psrts viii appear IN next weeks
iue Gesdy WEDNESDAY Oct O)i t1e td sni last pAr In
ensuing number
NEW sMEN WILL PLEASE SEND IN THEIR ORDERS
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Fourth Ward-Pourtb Congressional District;

. people o. The above ward requested to assemble st The
cor,ers OF Roosevelt adis0n sts New BoTeryL o.
SieocL on THURSDAY EVENING, the lltb last SoHN
C()NAEaFOKD the Peoples noui t0r Congress "a tn
DS.s3st with Messrs. BERGEN, POEB, MCDERAOF
BEENY ana others win speas Of the Homesesd Bi in con.
s,tion with the other great questions the nights OF soo by
- ~ X. A. BAILi,
"Se'" BERNARD EGAN, Committee
JOSEPH a. VAIL
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printing.

And every yuritiy Of ,,,,., ,ops
az .,.,sv sood Ws use one the Beet Ouahdes Of Col
o!s aud the Highest Pnced mStEisis Of eye.y Al1o
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~ Or,
FLORIDA SKETCHES.

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1loiitiral Notifee.

Young Mems Republican UniOn.-headGoaIters
Btuyve,snt Iniitlte Nc t55 broad say. ,-,,.-, - . .
ResUlsr weekly meeting en TUESDAY EVENING, Oct .
Ssc'esss BY the Hon JAMES HUMPHREY, NJ. C., J. b.
VAN COTT ESQ, sDd c. d. MILLER Of NeT-1ofh COCA
siuging may be eGpeeted - ..,,.,,
GHAI fHMJs q NJ NNPEFE'K PEsK Le''''' COMMITTEE
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DROWN's GREAT PICTURE.
I'D The enjd view New oTk from HobOken oy The ee!e-
bra.rd lsndsoapist, GEO. l.. BROWN, cal ed -
q BAY AND CITY OF NEW-YORk AT SUNRISE"
Is now view At the -,
CRAYON ART GALLERY corner BroaiwAy sod 5h-st
Adnlitisnce Is cents. GEO. WAhO NiChOLo.
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VoL' XX.....No' 6,07I.

Four,b Ward Rem aIican Association.-A rsglla'
,os,tb meet OF tbs viii be het at their Head
xst q I,aS a. q o,s ocl HENRY H. HUELAs, President
MoRRIs FRlEDsAN Secretary.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-26

Ho1LowAY's PILLS. - THE REPUaE OF
THE SIck.-Headoche, Dizziness, etc.--With
this great remedy at hand none need suffer.
Have you sick OF nervous headache ? here
is q medicine as unfaihug and certain in its
cure AZ that the sun will rise and set--and
why 2--simply that it acts on the stomach
and bowels--the root Of the disorder this is
the plain but sure basis OF Holloway's sys-
tenn, ard experience endorses it by the mil
lions of certified cases throughout the civil
lied world, without single instance Of
failure. Practice and experience are as far
ahead Of theory as the brightness of MONDAY
is to the darkness Of night. Speculation In
the treatment Of disease may be consistent in
lunatlc asylum, but when life and death
are Ia the balance reason should unto with
experience, and practice guido the hand OF
civilized society. July %.
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SAVE YOUR HORSES.

ave take great pleasure in recommending
the Mexican Mustang I4inimeut as valuable
and indispensable article for Sprans, Sores,
Scratches or Galds on Horses. Our men
have used it for severe Burns, Bruises, Sores
Stiff Joints and Rheumatic Pains, and all say
it acts like magic. Well use no other Linz
ment
]. w. HEWITT,
Foreman for american lIardens and Wells
Fargo & Cos Express"
Gentlemen had a negro man worth
81 200 who took cold from bad hurt, and
was useless for ever ore year; l had used
everything could hear Of without benefit,
uutil tried the Mustang Liniment. 1t has
perfectly cured him, aud can now take the
above price for him. Respectfully yours,
JAMES DORRANCE.
Every Planter, Teamster and Family should
have this invaluable article. Sold by all re.
spectacle dealers everywhere.
BARNES & PARK, Propretors,
New-York.
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Report OF Coal transportation
During the week ending Saturday, July 2lst,
1860.
slipRsa oser the Georges Creek Coal and

W. rayo teoo shown document signed
by Inc mayors in Office of the cities of the
United States and Canada, certifying to the
superior excellence of DR.. Ayers COMPOUND
Extract of Sarsaparilla, and to the value of
all his remedies as articles Of great public
utility. Such Evidence from such high
sources bears US out triumphantiy ir the
position We have long maintained with re-
gard to DR.. Ayers preparations, or more par
tiouIarly our advertisements Of them. No
publishers need be more opposed than we
are to the PRONUNCIATION of quackery in any
shape, but we knew when we began tbs: his
remedies were above any suspicion Of decep-
tion-tbat they were about the best it is pos
sible ~ produce for the cure Of disease, and
that they have the confidence of all commu-
mites where they are known. Not alone
because the Mayors of the whole country
believe them useful to their people, but be-
ssqes ~ know from experience that thsy are
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BaT TIERS,

The proprietery and manufacitrefs Of HOS
yETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS can appeal with perfect cenfidehcs -
physicians and sitizcrs generally Of the United
States, because the article has attained repu-
tntion heretofore unknown. A few facts upon
this point will speak more pescrfully thon
volumes Of bare assertion or blazoning puferyi
The CONSUMPTION of HostetteI's Stomach Bit
ters for the last year amounted to over kalf-
million bottles and from its manifest steady
increase in times past, II IS evident that during
the coming year the consumption VIII reach
near one million bottles. This immense amount
could never have been sold but for the rare
medicinal properties contained IN the preFsra-
ton, and the sanction Of the most prominent
physicians in those sections OK the country
where the article is best known, who not only
recommend the Bitters to their patients, but
are ready at all times to give testimonials to its
efficacy in all cases Of stomachic arrangements
and the diseases resulting therefroni.
This is not temporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforts in the way of trum-
peting the qualities Of the Bitters, but solid
estimation Of an invaluable medicine, which 10
destined to be as enduring os time itself
Kostetter's Stomach Bitters have proved
n Godscnd to regions where fever and aguc
aud various other bilious complaints have
counted their victims by hundreds. To be
"Do ,,a;u ,,,ro for ,bo Dysnens;a and like
a!e oo''a'n " IL .;o,a - ,ouroa nf rr
u,seasss' ~ ~ .n' r n,nnos I'll r,orh;d uo,,sr
aioSeu pieas .,,,.;s.s a. bIoo5 and
ron tno s.onao "I, ~ ou,,n,,s s,s,a,n
iniPhr's iehe"ee ,N".y W 'ne n' ;,I;1.LI.
sN'ne ~ .a. :e rh,,t E; ana,os 80
.vi .ne ~. y. IT, d;oa,;.o or,,ans
Wy 80, h', ,mont,Ii. "na go ras,oros shsm
niy az; $500, q, a H. bna,,Lu J;scb ore
70 ~ $500: ~ 80. ~
vi M ,u"o'ion. y. ."e Dill. Jnu
n,uely pc, 'on' y - LII ~. Iii cd
pe: ui n.:.'Ia On .no aa,ah $3.50,
~ s' =, =; .i,l, q, ~, ~ .o 49,
eeoinink yeais, 10 ~ 40 pi'as" n',. " 'no pa'":
ihf,soiu'ihS " 'no oo".H' NJ 10 .oI.'
anu reJu' .t sensiay my, W., Ar Iva 'ne u.
aehce Oh tho"sahus Vi agea men anu women
VINO nave eAPtiie"oeu Vi. pen n Vi usiiS ms
PrePuruloh WINE sun,inS uoni sson w.
rahge,ileh's snu sehe'u, u.oiiS ".'ns snuei
'ne auYlce VI Pnysiemhs' my Hu'e aoanoa e
al aers.erioes uIuSs anu Jury 'es'ea .ne
heri.s Oh 'nis r, "rlicie. a rev hoius ~ 'ne
CENTER sex. mere are cer'aln Perioas When
tne,f oa,os a . ., I'M Th .na ,haa
sim u ,., ."e la, ,In % ,ta, ~.
and child Is so aosorpihgiy tehder' mat Inc
forget her own nealth IN her extreme anxiety
for her infant. Should the period OF maternity
arrive during tne summer season. the wear Oh
,bsn S i 10 nscess;,y for st militant 10 recune.
rata ,ho anorr;oo os Tho svs,sn, and enable ths
,'athar ~ hae. nm ,ndor har o,ban.,;ng tr;sIs
and .aonons;h;;t;es Nnrs;r,, r~oihe,s GENE.
anH spsor ,ba R;,,or. ~ al sothor ;nyieoro
,"ns ina, rooa;vo ,ho o,.,,orseman, nr nSys;-
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not long enough, or is sacrificed in the at
tempt, while this "Aeus CuRs" does it at
once, and with safety. The extensive use OF
this in all variety of cases, has shown 1t TO be
a surer az we'll as safer remedy for the whole
class OF diseases which are caused by the mi :
ssmatic infection, than any other which hns
been discovered; and it has still another i'm.
portant advantage TO the public, which 10 that
1t is cheap as well as good.
Prepared by Dn. 30. AVER Co., Lowell,
Macs.
Sold by ]. B. II. CAMPBELL, and HEALEf
h SHRIVER, Cumberland, and by all Drug
gists and dealers in medicine everywhere.
July 20, lS60-3m
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CATARRHI CATARRHi CATARRH
CATARRHi
Uhat isitf Ho,p curedf

What IS ~ k0p chTeoy
Thousands of persons suffer all sorts Of an
noyance from Catarrh. Most people know
what it's Inconvenience and results are. yet
lint few know how 1t can be cured. 1t ia
simply a chronic irritation, and often en-
lareement of follicles and consequent thick
euipg of the mucous membrance, lining the
nasal cavities, frontal sinuses, and sometimes
extending into the throat and lungs. From
this result tightness and often vertigo of the
head, obstructed nose, or a profuse flow Of
mucus, loss of smell, nasal voice, and often
impaired hearing and taste.
The old-school remedies have never been
able to do anything for it. Nasal injections
and inhalations are as painful and expensive
as they are generally worthless. Yet HUM
PnaEY's CATARHH SPECIFIC. a simple Sugar
Pill, taken two or three times per day,
promptly cures the milder cases; cures Mt
once all colds in the head, and radically
cures, by persevering use. the most obstinate
cases, as is proved by the experience of hun
dreds.
Price, with full directions, FIFTY CENTS
PER Box.
MIA full set Of Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Specifics, with Book of Directions, and
twenty different Remedies in large walls, mo-
rocco case Sc; ditto, in plain case, ST. case
Of fifteen boxes, and book, 50.
These Remedies, by the single box or case
are sent by mail or express, free Of charge,
to any address, or receipt Of the price. Adj
dress DE-. F. HUMPHREYS g. CO.,
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
Sold by J. B. II. Campbell. Cumberland, Md.
July 20, 1860.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-26

EVERY SUMNER the demand for Hos
letters Celebrated Stomach Bttcrs increase
1t ia found to be the only certain preserva-
tinn Of the bodily strength during II period
when tlre atmosphere is calculated to induce
feeling Of lassitude and indigestion. The
worst cases of DiarhGa, and Dysentery give
way to its potent influence. fnnumerable
person, who aae now alive and well, must
thank the discoverer of this preparation that
they have not been swept away in the harv-
est of death. The Bittcrs is recommended
by the best physicians in the land. This lie
the best evidence of its real value because, as
general thing, they will not speak word
in favor of advertised preparations. They
have been compelled to acknowledge the
claims Of the Bitters upon the community
Sold by all druggists.