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DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA II DYSPEP-
STA.
That is it' Hon. curedH

Dyspepsia is our National Disease-weak
stomach, feeble digestion, distress after eating
costivo habit, bilious condition. How many
suffer with it and its attendant symptoms of
low spirits, bad taste, coated tongue, obstu-
pied head, and attacks of hesdachel Yet how
few know how to cure it! Generally because
the bowels are conytlpated, resort is had to
cathartics or laxative5 But such condition
was never cured by cathartics, whose only
office is to weaken the digestion, and impair
the integrity of the entire assimilative system.
But HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
DYSPEPSIA PILLS-a simple meaicated
sugar pill-have cured hundreds of the worst
and most obstinate cases. This is done sim
ply by improving the tone, and restoring the
integrity of the digestive organs, from which
result, good appetite, regular habits, clear
head, and bonyant spirits. Such medicine
is gem, and only requires to be known to
be appreciated.
Price, % cents per box, with directions.-
Six boxes, 81.
n. B.-A full set Of Humphreys Homeo-
pdHic Specifics with Book of Directions, and
twenty different Rcmdies, in large Walls, mo-
rocco case, So; ditto, in plain case, 81; case
IF fifteen boxes, aud book, 81.
These Remedies, by the single box or case
ire sent by mail or express, free Of charge,
% any address on receipt Of the price. Adj
iress DIR +. HUMPHREYS & CO.,
No. 5G2 Broadway, New York.
For sale by j. B. II. Campbell. Cumberland
June, % 1860. Nd.
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CUMBERLAND, July 5. 1860,

MR. Misunderstanding that Whatever is
interesting to the good people Of our city or
even portion OF them will be thankfully re-
cleved by You in the shape of comMnni ca-
ton, propose to say o few words of several
oil the celebrations that took place yesterday.
Having been invited to attend a pic nic.
given by the Sunday School Of St. Patrick's
Catholic Sunday School, auG also that by
the German Beneficial Society SIS. Pc
Ter and Paul, knowing that / could not bet
ter employ myself, snd seeing very many
vending their way to the cars which we're to
'ahe 'heth to the grove of Mr. Jos. Dliley, |
TOOK my seat among the rest aud coon arriv-
cd on the ground prepared for the celehra-
ton.
Inc morning was spent in plays Of iiffer-
en' KIM. ohiiuren were running bout sport
ing at the top Of their merry little Voices
while the adults. scattered in groups a,nused
themselves either in talking or in SOM Other
quiet way. Some, however, who might be
considered neither adults nor children I'm,
who had arrived at that age, when ladies a-o
just budding into womanhood, and Young
gentlemen cutivating the first appearance Of
what they hope soon to he a moustache. were
strolling beneath the luxuriant foliage of
wide spreading trees, or apart from The rest,
were talking of-what | can 40 longer ap-
rreciate.
AT IL o'clock Marshal Gender called them |
before the speakers stand, when J seph A. |
Cahill, Esq, was introduced as the orator OF
the day. On account of the absence Of tho !
gentleman who was to read the ''Decara- I
ton Dir. Cahill prefaced his speech by read
ing that important document. The delivery
of the Grafton occupied about fifty minutes,
when all separated for dinner ,rss espe-
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cially invited by several of the Indies to be
seated at the table occupied by Rev. Mr..
Brennan, Mr.. Walsh, the orator and several
others, and although very young man
could not refuse the pressing invitation.
never could resist lady's request would
like to give you their names, did not know
their modesty wonld prevent it. I was not
hungry, but everything was so nice, that
did manage to eat piece of chicken, several
pieces of beef tongue, a slice of ham, with
pickles, bread &c, At desert | partook of
cherry and custard pie and drank several bot
ties ofporter, wish you had been there, I
nearly forgot the ice cream. One of the la
dies handed me large Plate and | neglected
to leave any. Having returned thanks !
started for tho ground occupied by the Ger
mans short distance below. They too had
glorious time. Rev. f. Y Seeos deliver
ed the Grafton which all said was most elo-
qnent The "Dcclaration Of Independence"
was read in German the Cumberland Band
played their choicest airs, and the Germans
sang their sweetest songs. Marshals Gram
Itch, Lehman and Koelkcr paid every atten-
ton to myself and the ladies who were with
me. There must have been nearly twenty
five hundred at both places. have extend
ed this, fear. too long, but when they next
have a pic mic may you and be there to
see. VIATOR.
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THE 4TH JULY AT GRANTSVII,IE

Mr.. EDITOR The Fourth of July was
celebrated with much enthusiasm by The NJ.
Episcopal, German Reformed and lutheran
Sabbath Schools united. The procession $
formed in 'Grantsvile by the three schools.
and then marched to n beautiful grove upon
the farm Of Mr.. Glotlrlty. where they partuo;
oi snmptuous tinncr, prepared by the cit
liens for the occasion. The declaration was
read by Slmuel Brown. Addresses were de-
lvcrcd by the following gentlemen: Revd
Baker. of Petersburg, Elijah Fuller, John A .
Schultz, Robert Gloticlty, and James R. Full
Ter.
There were great many speeches deliver
ed by children of all the schools. and We al
so had some delightful singing hy the schol-
ara. Everything passed of very nicely and
quietly. The 4th Of July, 1860, will be day
long to he remembered by the citizens Of
GranIsviIlc. The above celebration was ac-
oompani"d by the Addison Brass Band. who
disconr"rd some of their choicest pieces of
music, which were highly appreciated by the
audience, and an honor to themselves.
f. n
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THE jTH JULY AT KEYSERS RIDGE
The 9TH day ofJnly was celebrated at Key
ser3 Ridge in remembrance Of the 4th, By the
hrysnrs Ridge and Cove Sabbath Schools
The procession formed at the above named
place and marched tn the grove, under the
command Of the Chief Martials, Charles War
nrr and II. Spkrr, accompanied by the Adj
olson Brass Baud.
After prayer the Declaration Of Indcpon-
ltnce was read by James r. Fuller. We
then proceeded to paltake of an excellent
dinner prepared by the rahbath schools. Dim
ner being nearly done with; riot occurcl
between two gentleman, which for a moment
excited tic audience, but was finally settled.
After dinner We had some splendid spec h Is
aul an Grafton delivered by the following
gentlemen: Elinh Fuller. John 4. Shultz
James H. Fuller Rev Baker, benjamin FL
wards. and also by John Koycr in the Ger
man language speeches were also delivered
by tie sabbath school scholars. We hope
that the day was pleasant one to all pres
ent IKE
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INPECTINE,
The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention and cure Of Ferer and Ann,
md Biii"u. Fscers. This wonderful remedy wa,
brought to the knowledge Of the present pr6Dri
et"rs by friend who has been a great .raytIc,
in Persia and the Holy Land
While going 10 Tn the river Euphratps, he X
perienced a severe attack of Fever and Ague.-
On discovering his condition, one of the Boat.
men took from his person an Aoiute. saving.
" WsHr hts ana no ferer MI touch non. II
though incrednlous as to its virtue: he com.
piIed, and experienced immediate relief, and
mas since always found IL an ciIectua! yrotection
from all malariOrs complaints.
On further investigation he found that th,
b atmcn attributed to it 0iiraeuious power. and
said that It could Oily be obtained from the
Priests Of the SIN. Sometime aIterwar i., the
Gentleman in cOnversine with a Priest obt,inrd
from MN the secret Of its preparation, and as.
eeTtaEei whore the u. iiciual her n were f,und
VI which il was compounded. Tho wonderful
virtues of this article have induced frll belief
IN the minds Of the natives in .ue miraculous
healing power. oftbeir Pricsts
since hi return ~ America, i: has been tried
with the haPpiest effect by several Ladies and
gentlemen Of high character, who have riveu t.
the most unqualified prai.c. This remedy hay.
ing been a specific in Persia for LrnlreIs Of
; years, for the prevention and cure o' f.-e- and
Ague and Billions feverz-is now offered 10 the
American people.
1t Will b" .ent by mail, prepaid. Tith full ii
rections for use, On receipt 81 81
Principal Depot mi Hlunirc.pry. 1873 Main
street, Richmond, Va Branch once. Bank Of
Commerce uilIuc, New Ioiz Addre.s
June -, COY, John WILCOX , co.
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!. ". HEWITT.
EVERY SIMMER

EVERY SUMMER the demand for Hos
letters Celebrated Stomach Bitters increase.
1t is found to be the only certain preserya-
ton OF the bodily strength during period
when the atmosphere is calculated to induce
feeling OF lassitude and Indigestion. The
worst cases OF Diarhoea, and Dysentery give
way to its potent influence. Innumerable
person, who ace now alive and well, must
thank the discorercr of this preparation that
they have not been swept away in the harry
est OF death. The Bitters is recommended
by the bcst physicians in the land. This is
the best evidence o! 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.
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lNDfrESDEScE DAT.-Nls happily com
mcmdrated by hundreds Of lnen women and
children Of this city in Shriv+l woods. Tie
movement is to be credited t. the enterprise
and good taste Of the SUNDAY School Of the
NJ. h. Church, but was largely participated
in by good people of every name. Each
family in the grove became q socia. centre
where good living and good cheer was kept
mp throughout the day to the abstraction Of
all concerned.
'The day was periodically ucticcl by
the hearty singing on the part OF The school
'ol several appropriate hymns, after which
the Declaration WIS read By Rev b. II. Gro
yer. The next thing in order wts the break
ing down Of the platform, occasiuning n con-
siderable smash of qGeenswnrc which thoayh
hot put down IT, the program vs.. ucvcrtLo-
less CAPITA lot and produced qatt, . sensa.
ton.
The closing part efthc pnb.lr exercises
was an address by Mr.. VIM. Dun nnc f<he
officers of the school. 1t was rni,lrto with
patriotic sentiments. delivered m eloquent
ard expressive speech.
Dinner and tea with Numerous eAiras and
after claps were all despatched lriore there
was any general break up of the numerous
host, and even tire Young men and mni.'ens
fingered preferring to return long after the
sun had gone down in the west.
The family type Of the assemblagc was
pure and beautiful conception. How fit
ting On the Sabbath of freedom that freenen
should 20 forth with their wives and
little ones to revive the consecrated la,mor-
les Of a glorious past and, enjoy in common
the inestimable benefits of the present day.
NATIVE. |
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Local Intelligence,

MARYLAND Coal THANKSGIVING the
week ending July 81, there were shipped
over the Georges Creek Coal and Iron Com
panys Railroad $4,000 tons of con-.
No reports have been received from the
Cumberland aud Pennsylvania. or the Cum
berland Coal and Iron Company's Road.
During the week ending Tuesday. 9th Of
july. IS boats cleared this port. carrying
1868. II tons Of coal.
During the season there were OH boats
cleared this port, carrying 10000 tons Of
coal
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% 80 - E0-
" Gather. 1850

WEnTEsDAT, 4'h.-Mcruing showery. Az
. tcrn"on, clear an. pleasant.
IhUE<pAY. 6th.-F,easaut day.
Friday, Gth,--Cloudy, and cold for the sea-
son. Fire not uncomfortable in the eve
ming.
SATURDAY, It'll Clouly; more pleasant
than Yesterday
Sc&nAY, Sth.-C'ondy aLd warm.
MoHrAY, 9th.--Clrar and very warm.
IrEsnAY, l0th.-Clcar anl re,y warf,.
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Sick Headaches and Want Of Appetite

These feelings which so saddc- US, mof5 fire.
Gncn'ly arsc nom anroy9nccs or trouble, iron
or Tu"'ch pc spuati"n, or .,ofl eating anu
drinking what is unfit for w, t.us d. ordering
the liver and stomach. Iacsc ORGANS ,pusl II,
regulated If you wish 70 be web. The Pills. /.
taken recording to the printed ins,ruciiou.
viii quickly restore Il hcalthy ACTON to hoth
liver aud stpm H. whence cpiiow asan..pral
cpns"gucIse. lp"d "ppe,i,c and .,car head
In the Ia, '"nd Wcs. Indie. scarce. y any Other
~ ed enc il eyer used for tlcsr iii .nrI.r.
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A SINGULAR FAcr-"Halls Jolrnal Of
Health" which is regarded as the highest
medical authority in the country, says that
the greatest mortality takes place in April
and May. The causes are supposed to be
from diseases brought on by people impru-
IDENTIFY abOishing fires in their stoves, throw
ing OF their undertaking too soon, and the
Diminished appetite incident to the change
oil weather. or course it is only those whose
system IS net in sound condition who are
sne Victims: "LfHdseYs Lmprcsed Blood
* oea'cner VIII SO purify :he body that 1t will
be proof against sudden changes Of the wealth.
er. It's great success in curing Cancer Scrof-
uIa, letter, Dyspepsia, Liver complaint. and
numerous other diseases. have given-it a rep
uta,ion Fever attained by any medicine in
to snort time. 1t is only necessary 10 try
a single bottle to be convinced of ia eff;cacy
BIS Advertisement in another coIY,,1
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Price, &l.5O per Bottle.

y. B-When it happens that your Druggist
has not the article the money cen be RENTED
Erect to NJ. and if two or moro bottles are or
I'rcd a one time, The medicine viii be cent free
Of charge for transportation.
Particular directions as to use &C., accDmpn
ny each bottle.
prnsgists can be 'upplicd din Get from onr Lab
oFatory, or hy ending their orders 70 BARNES
PARK, New York, F. G. WELLS 4 CO.,
New York s. d. HANCE, Baltimore Nd, by
OTIS Philadelphia, IN. J. WRIGHT Il Co,
New 0rl.ins, la JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati,
Ohio. II. II. HAYS. Portland, Ne.
Or any respectable Wholesale Druggists in
New York or Philadelphia. Circnlars, with
Trade Prices, &C.. for the Corrector, and our
Other medicines cent rec to Whole sale Buyers.
No Medicine placed on commission.
j. p. /. DE NYSE,
General Agent For the United States and Cana
ils Il ANN St., New York.
July s.h ISGd.--l v.
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Disorders of the Kidncys.

In all diseases Affecting these organs wh,ti,
eT they "ecictc too much or 90 little water
or Wheeler they be afflicted with stone or gra-
vel, or with achcI "ud pains settled IN th, l",ns
over the regions of The kdueys, there Pin,
should DO taken according to the p intrd di.
r"cuons, and the Ointment shoald be well rub
bed into he small og the back az bed lime
This treatment will give almost imme.iate re-
u Ci when all o her means have failed
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Mothers and Daughters.

lfthcrc is ore thing more than another f,r
which these Pills a.e 20 inmou, it il their pan
iying propcrtir", csI csiaily their powc. Of
"I'anstoC The blood ron all impurities, and
removing E&"rpus and suspended secretion.
LnIye'splly adopted rs the one grsnI remedi
for female COMFY Iai7ts, they never fsiI, revtr
weaken the system, ard always bring about
what is required.
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HEAR WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

The undersigned having used Professor HCH.
PHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
IN our families with The most satisfactory results and
having full confidence in their fenuineness purity
and efficacy, cheerfully recommend them 70 all per
sons Who wish IN have safe, reliable, md efIcaeious
remedies at hand for private domestic use.
The Rev. VIM. Hosmer editor OF " The Northern
independent" Auburn, N. Y tho Rev. z. u. Cres-
tey, ID, Rector Of St. Peters Church, Auburn = r
the Rev. b. I. Ives, Chaplain OF the Auburn State
Prison; the Rev. Spencer w. Rice, Rector, New Bed
ford Mass. the Rev Allen Steele, SewYork Con-
ference the Rev Samuel Nichols, East denesee Con-
ference, y. Y. the Rev. P. 8. Pratt, Dorset, w. the
Rev. John y. RObie, Buffalo; A. c. Hart ESQ, Utica,
~ Y; the Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, Me. the Hon.
Schuyler Colfax, Souii-Bend, Ind the Hon George
Humphreys, y. y. Henry D. Cook ESQ.,, Eltor OF
tAe "Ohl5 State Journal " Columbus, Ohio the TIos
X. II. Graham, Moline, H. the lion. Thomas j.
Chase, Monticello, Pla the Hon Joseph Eenc,iict,
Utica n Y. VIM. Bristol, Es1 Utcn, " VA q
Pond, Esq, Utica ~ e.; James PlInkeIf, Esq Easi,.
vile Tenn
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DIV ELLINGH0USE'
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% LNlLl pntnnt stnnc;I Eel. .t..L.

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The only reliable source for these Tools is :
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II O k$ w Q E- Is
CALL AND SEE!!

WE RE PREPARED TO Do ALL
w kinds of Job Work BETTER nj d CHEAP
= f Than any other Office in all this region O.
country, and equal to any Baltimore, Philadcl-
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HEALTH AND IT'S PLEASURES.
DISEASE WITH ITS AGChlES
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM
N elvous Disc riders

Wh'l is more fearful than IA breaking down
o. the ncrvoue system? To DO excitable OF
ne ne r3e II SIN IL degree is most distressing
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or far hct,sr, none; axe no cufcr,-weak ten
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TnE CAYAL-We are greatly cratifi-
Cd in being able to notify our readers
that the Canal is now in complete nav
gable order for its whole length, with
fair prospect Of continuing so for the
remainder Of the season. We dcvoutly
hope it NAV lie so.
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SAVE YOFI, HORSES


We take great pleasure in recommending
the Mexican Mustang I.inimcnt rs a valuable
and indispensable article for Snrains, Sores,
Scratches or Galda On Horses. Our men
have used it for severe Burns. Bruises. Sores
Stiff Joints and EhcRmatic Pains. and all say
it acts Ike magic. Well use NJ oulcr Lini-
ment.
!. ". HEWITT.
Foreman for American Harden and Wells
Fargo & Co.'S Express"
Gcntenen:-"I had 4 negro man worth
81 200 who took cold from n bad hurt. and
was useless for ever one year; | had used
everything couEd hear of withou. benefit
until tried the Mustang Lini.nen.. 1t has
cured him, and 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.
'pHntable dealers everywhere
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,
New-York.
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PAPERS for Mailing

Oar friends can dlpays find al cur office,
copies Of the CIVILIAN AND TELEGRAPH,
fotaed aaR prepared for mailing at fire cents
each.
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DKI"NED. y child Of John link, about
six year, Of age, was drowned in the Potomac.
at Lynn wharf on Thursday afternoon last.
He fell into the riqor accidcptalh'. Eli, body
Hss recovered in ! short time ahcr tie &C.
,nrrencc hut lie wns nlrenlr cNtin.t
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For Stomachs out of order.

No meiteine will so edoctualIy improve The
lone Of thc stomach as thee Piu.;,bcv r..
move all acidity, occ"siOncd either by in en-
porcrce or improper dict. They reach the liver
and reduce II % he.lthy fc,ion; thew NJ,
wonderfully 'ficncions in cascs oC spay,n- in
fact they ncver fail in curing all disorders of
the liver and Stomach.
h2,SoT0yS Pals are begt ycme,ly kaotrn t..
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Thousands Of Gases.

II not only relieves the child from pain, but
inyigorates the stomach and bowels, corrocts
acldity, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. twill almost instantly relieve
Griding il the Bowels and Wind Collie,
and overcome cDnvulsions, which, If not speedily
remedi d. end in de- ath. We bclieveit the bet
and surest remedy in the world, in all cases O
DisENTERY and DIARHEA in CHILDREN
whether it arises from itching, or from any
other cause. We would say to every mother
who has child suffering from any Of the for
going cOIDpaDts-DO not LET YOUR PRE-
Jul fCES,nOr the PREJUDICkS oPOTHEES
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be SURE-yes, ABS Lutte.
III SURE--to follow the use Of this medicine
If timely asei Fall directions for using viii
accompany each bottle. None genuine unless
the fac-simile Of CURTIS & PERKINS, New
YORK. is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office Is Cedar Street. View York.
PRICE ONLY % 'ENTS PER BOTTLE,
Sold by HEALEY 4 SERVER,
July 5, so. ~. Druggists