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4 Baltimore Mli.0rin New York.

We have it on Iou'. authority that one of
''Ic proprir'rrs 1T The BH!tmorc Sun visited
this CITY last vel, on a tour Of obscrvatinn
lie stated to an intimate business friend that
he had for some weeks been receiving letters
from The reloubtahle Marshal ttynders t"
the effect that one hundred Thousand men
could be raised in New York city to oppose
the march Of troops to the Md nf tho Govern
ueut. 4 few hours study OF the Mctropn-
Titan feeling served eIecually 10 disabusc the
mind of the Baltimore traitor. and he said to
his city friend. Sir, we have been soil. and
male swift tracks for home to change the
TONE of his sheet E.:cb1nqc.
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A LII persons knowing themselves indebted to
n me are respectfully requested to call and
settle up by note or otherwise. have deter
mined to extend the credit system no further.
Virginia money taken in exchange for goods
or for book accounts. WIN. BLAKE.
May 9, 1861. and copy.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-09
Prof. T.. Miller's
Il AIR INVlCORATOR R.

AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECoEoMr,
CAL COMPOUND,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to Its origi.
nal color without dyeing, aid preventing
the Aair from turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING BALDEEse, ana curing
IL, when there is the least particle CT yitGp.
ty or fecupeEAtive energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING scURF and DANDRJfY, ani
al! cntaneous affections oftho Scalp.
FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR, irpsrt,ng to
itan unegualle3 gloss and brilliancy, making
it soft and silky II its texture aud causing 10
TO curl readily.
The great celebrity and the Increasing de-
maud for this unequalled prepare ton, convince
the proprietor that one trial il only necessary
tu satisiv a discerning public Of its superior
qualities over any other preparation at present
in use. 1t cloanses the head aad scalp from
dandruJ and other cvtnn.oHs diseases, esutesthe
hair to grow luxurantly, ana gives it rich, soft
glossy and heXib!e appearance, and also where
the hair is oOsening and thinning, IL will give
strength and vigor to the roofs, and restore the
grow til to those parts which have become bald.
causing tito yield n jr.Sh corsrin9 Of hair.
There are hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen
in New York who have had their hair restored
by the use of this lnvigorator, when all other
preparations had failed. !, N. has in his pot
sefslon letters innuperabe testifying to the a.
tyys facts. from persons ofthe highest retpect-
ability. II viii eflec tually prevent the hair trc~
turning gray until the latest period of life and
in cases where the hair has already changed it.
color, the use Of the Invigorato. will with Ger.
tn.nty resore it 10 tie original hue, giving Il Q
Iayk, glossy appearance. AZ perfume for tho
toilet and Hair Restorative 1t is particularly
reco nm ended, having on agreeable fragrance
and The great facilities 1t Affords in dressing le
hair, which, whcu moist With the In vigo rstor
can be dressed IN airy required form 60 az 10
preserve its place, whether plain or il curls-
hence the great demand for it by the ia dies as =
standard toilet nr'icis whic h mona ought TO Be
without, rs the price places it Within the reach
Of nj. being
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INPECTINE. INPECTINE.
JNPECTINE. INPECTINE 4.
INPECTINE. INPECTINE.

The terrible niaiady known us the FEVER
AND AGUE Las smitten hundreds oithousands
OF persons throughout the world every year;
and has never ill now been met by successful
medical treatment that has not produced Sc
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To Advertisers & Business Men,
pauera for Mailing

DIR friends can always find at sur ONCE,
10, Of HE "CtvrLrAN AND TELEGRAPH,
dsd and prepared for mailing at .fes cents
,1cb
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NOTICE.

A III pcrs ms requiring license from the Cir
Il cult Cou for Allegany county. are hereby
n lifted that they must take out the same or
heiore the tnth of NAV. 1861.
None ut bankable funds will be received in
pawn ,nt for License.
H.R. ATKINSON,
April 81, 1s6l-3t. Sheriff.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-09

THE rEMALE ORGANIZATION is Of
zen aa frail as that Of tender flower. Ma
uy Of the sex enter into marriage relations
without being able to undergo the labors and
trials Of maternity. In this country thonS-
sands Of beautiful women arc sacraicei every
wear from this cause alone. lIustctter's Gel
ebratel Stomach Bitters will gave many Of
this class from an untimely grave. This
medicine has been used with great benefit by
immense numbers Of people throughout the
republic, and the proprctors have received
grateful commentators from all sections Of
the country. The Bitters will be found to
be very pleasant to the taste, even as beV-
erage, and prompt snd powerful in its effect
~ medicine. 1t infuses new Vitality into
the frame, and strengthens the whole system
so that women who use it are enabled to go
through with lahors which, without it. be
certain TO PROSTATE them.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
gEJ" See advertisement in another COL
umn
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NOTICE.

May 7, lS6l-te
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. Branch oHce, No. lcs, Bcn. If tCcmp,ercs
building, Nav York City.
oct Is 1850. Nv
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OLE REMEDIES pY MAI.

Leoh over the Iist make up a esse of what s,rb
you choose aud nclose tie amount In q current note
or stamps by msi to address, OF 5e3 Broadway
Sew-York, and the medicine VIII be duly fesarnei ey
mail or express, free u charge.
AGENTS WANTED We desire an active, ehe'crt
Agent for the sale Of Remedies In every town NJ
community IN the United stHt-~. AuGrers DIT. Hux-
riSRYs & Co, no. 6t2 BROADWAY Sgw-YCRE.
For sale by J. H. CAMPBELL,
Wholesale and Retail Agent for Cumberlan
and vicinity, and druggists generally.
May 81, lsG0-Iy
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1FWV7f
Per Vouchers, S2,O3?.T9
Balance on hand, l2202
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in from three to six weeks. This article i. the
only one of the kind u ed by the French, and
in Lon don and Paris it is in universal use.
1t is "a beautiful, economical, soothing, yet
stimulating compound, acting us if by magic
upon the roots, causing beautiful growth of
luxuriant hair. If applied to the scalp, it will
cure BALDSEss, and cause to spring up in place
OF the bald spots fine growth of new hair-
Applied according to directions 1T will turn RED
or towy hair DARK, and restore gray hair to its
original color, leaving it soft, smooth, and hex-
lille. The "OSGUEST" is an indispensable arti-
clio in every gentlemans toilet, and after one
weeks use they would not for any consideration
be without it.
! The subscribers are the only agents for the
article in tho United .,tates to whom all orders
| must be addressed.
| Price One Dollar II box--for sale by all Drug
gists aud Dealers or II box of the "Ongucnt'
! (Harranted to have the desired e'fect) will bt
sent to any who desire it, by mail ,direet,) Sc
curcly packed, On receipt of price and postage
! Sll5. Apply to ur address
| HORACE l.. HEGEMAN CO.,
! IiruVpi #
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-08

SporT1Na.-Siuce the remarkable spot.
ting scene last fall in the Ramsey County
Convention between DR.. Foster and Col.
Sproat, there has been little done in that
line of business until within a few days past.
Since the petition to Congress has been
circulated and signed by gentlemen. of all
parties, for the restoration Of peace between
the North and South, the business has
revived. We learn that several good Re-
poS!icans who signed that petition have
been waited upon by some of the more
radical members of the party, and told that
if they did not cause their names to be
erased, they would be spotted" and no
longer recognized as Republicans. These
meddling persons have received, in some in-
stances, rebukes that will make them care>
full how they exercise their !" spottiLg" pro
pensitiee. In few instances, however,
they have succeeded 10 causing those who
have signed to have their names erased.
Those persons who are engaged in this
{" spotting . business, are the Ioudest railers
for freedom 10 opinion. but show by their
acts that if they had the power they would
crush out it's exercise in every instance
where its expression did not accord with
their own notions.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-08

The GAME LAw.-We are glad to learn
that our remarks in reference to the organi-
cation of a Sportsmens Club was tavorably
received by those who are fond of field
sports, and handle the gun and rod cleverly.
When organized we hope they will endeavor
to have the game laws stringently carried
out.
The new game law was reported back
yesterday amended. 1t contains the pro-
vision we referred to as necessary, prohibit
ing the shooting of q1ails until September,
1864, by which time they will have extended
over the State pretty generally.
No law will be of any avail until it is
executed strictly. If the pending one is
passed, let every one feel an interest 10
having all infrirgements of it punished.
There is now on the statute book a law
fning any one for fishing with nets in any
lake 10 Ramsey county, but it is violated
almost every day, we are informed, during
the summer season, and some lakes once
plentifully supplied with fish are now almost
depleted of the fnny tribe. Hundreds of
pounds of the fish are brought into this city
to sell, every day in summer, but the most
of them generally spoil, and are thrown
away. Thus it will be seen that such pro-
tecting laws are wise and necessary.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-08
Stewards ExrERIoR.-Of Mr.. Seward
the WASHINGTON correspondent of the Phil.

Stewards ExrERIoR.-Of Mr.. Seward,
the Washington correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Gazette, says:
Unlike Mr.. Webster, who was always
careful that the exterior man should be in
keeping with the occasion, he appeared in
his rough-and. ready suit of gray, without
any evidence of preparation or care. Mr..
Seward is not imposing in presence or per-
son. Few members of the Senate would
arrest the eye of stranger less at first
sight, or more after he became known. His
voice is husky, his elocution is bad, and bis
gestures are altogether unattractive. At
times, when he attempts to give physical
emphasis to some forcible and finished
thought, the effort seems almost ygrotesque
there is so little apparent sympathy be.
tween the mind and manner of the man.
His intellect and bis finished culture, how
ever, Invariably triumph over these strong
natural defects, and be never fails to leave
the impression of superior ability, scholar
ship, thought and sagacity. Y la'.gJ Wy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-08

TIE MILL BUsINEss.-We have several
times reverted to this subject, in items show
ing its growth and wants. At present,
however, there is but one Grist Mill in the
city running, and has such press of GUS.
tom that it fills nothing but cash orders.
Farmers from Cottage Grove and that
vicinity, inform us that they find themselves
unable to get their wheat ground in this
city and pay for the same by 'stollage," and
have to 60 to St. Anthony with such Gus
tom. This is great change from two years
since, when wheat was imported from be-
low e-=s
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-08
local A fl airs.

The PRESERVATION OF GAME.-A very
stringent bill is now going through the
House, having already passed the Senate,
fxiug penalties for the killing Of game out
Of season. 1t prescribes the season atwhieh
deer, elk, grouse, woodcock, trout, etc,
shall be hunted or caught. and also fixes q
penalty OF one dollar on everyIloafer who
shall wantonly kill any innocent and barm-
less bird, not used for food. { Do you hear
that, boys?1 4 1-ifod III; MA u Bus .ssi..
An amendment we should be glad to see
made is, that no one shall, under reasona-
BILE penalty, kill or trap any quail for two,
or three years to come, until they shall have
had chance to spread over the State. r
There are some provisions of this bill, we
are informed by sportsmen, which will Grip
pie its efficiency and destroy the design Of
the same. They should be amended before
it passes finally. - b.L,i,. -
Why do not our spo tsmen organize q
Club to see that the provisions of the game
laws now in existence, and to De passed,
shall be stringently carried out? 10 Gin
cinnati there is o 4" Walton Club ." (of fish.
ermen) which has been in existence for
thirty years. The members have an an
nual excursion and encampment, and keep
records of all their proceedings. At Chi
cago there is an Audubon Club" of sports.
men, who make annual raids on the Prairie
hens. and see that the game laws are en-
forced. Why, we again ask, do not our
sportsmen organize such Club? Where
are all the crack shots" and anglers-the
genial DR.. D, the unerring Bill G., the
sedate Peter H, the wise fisherman Dick
G., or the inimitable Dan R., or the
bermt-lke Ben T., or any Of that "set."
Why don't you organize, we repeat Don't
all speak at once @s
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-08

THREE couples were married 10 Little
Canada, by the local Priest, on Monday
morning, by one dispensation of the formal
ceremony. Merry was the welkin, upon. the
departure of the respective parties to their
abodes. Deep felt joy marked the counte-
nances of the bridegrooms, while the brides
looked lovely enough TO fire the bosoms of
dying hermits. Selah.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-08

i Tbs Syracuse MY Journal states
that ;hand-bill, announcing political
meeting was recently distributed in that
city, which wound mp with this declaration:
/" Ladies; withoM distinction of ser, are cor.
daily invited to attend"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-08

altogether to despond. The Union might
yet be, RECONSTRUCTED and preserved, and
the historian, ID referring to this crisis in
our national history, might date from this
point the time when the republic really be-
gan its career of greatness and glory. =,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-08

three delegates from this State to attend the
convention at Washington on the 4th OF FEB
ruary, called at the request of the state OF VIZ
gnia to consider and devise ways and plans for
the preservation of the Union and that the
Governor be, and is requested to nominate del
egates from both political parties. 80 that the
sentiments of the people of this State, without
regard TO party, shall be fairly represented AZ
On motion Of Mr.. HOLLEY, The resolution
was laid on the table--yeas 8, nays Z. p n'" >
.oI .9hl b BILLS INTRODUCED. sfp. .yl.i ban
By Mr.. BALDWIN, chairman of the select
Committee to- whom was referred Senate
file No. 4s3. reported. in lieu thereof, two bills,
Am sct to repeal chapter 48 of the laws OF
1850, relating to mortgages and other securities.
Also to repeal chapter 81 of the laws Of 1860,
regulating the foreclosure of real estate. an
Mr.. McLAREN presented a bill for . memo
rial to the Postmaster General to reduce the
schedule of time upon the mail route between
La Crosse and ST. Paul to thirty-six hours. Ii
bhB 3iNqa 3al Bills PASSED. III ss9T7 ~ oi !
An act to amend section SO Of chapter 80 Of
the public Statutes. being section "a Of chapter
80 OF Revised Statutes. aIo7 Lhh Rouge = -
Ar act relating to the execution of criminals.
and to amend sections and 10 of chapter ZIG
of page 70 of the Public Statutes. l.e IL H0-J!-o
An act to amend an act relating to the City
Charter of st. Paul. 80 4a '9dj 19i -
A memorial to Congress for the establish
ment of q mail route from st. Cloud to Lake
Superior. no'uO ..i '' '-.iEiSb 3l. r. %
An act providing for the release and dis
charge OF attachments upon real estate. go -
COUNTY ORGANIZATION. ""5 y, - y,
The bill proposing to amend the act relating
to County Organization and Government was
taken from the table. The bill was so amend
ed as 20 limit the assessment of the tax for
county purposes to four mills on the dollar OF
taxable property in the cOuntysand that the
same shall not be ncre aSed unless first author
lied by vote OF the people of the county. On
mOtiun Ut the several Senators from the coun-
ties OF Ramsey, GoOdhue. Rice, Mower, Wa
bashaw, Houston and Oimsled, these several
counties were exempted from the additional
tax OF one mi i, which the amendment adds.
Mr.. SANBORN called up his resolution re-
lating to the Commissioners at Washington.
Mr.. SMITH thought it best that Minnesota
should walt until invited to seats in the Con.
VentiUn. .
Mr.. SANBORN thought the appointment Of
delegates could 10 no harm 1t they were de-
med seas in the Convention it would place US
in bet er position than if no action had been
taken.
Ou motion, the resolutions were taken up.
MIR. SAMOAN moved, as an amendment
that the delegates appointed, whoever they
may be, shall perform their duties without ex.
pense to the State. Toe amendment was car
red.
The resolution was laid on the table.
After two hours spent in tie Committee OF
the Whole, the Senate adjourned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-02-08
SENATE.

FRIDAY, February 1.
RESOLUTIONS. '''3T
. Mr.. SANBORN offered the following resolu.
ton:
Resolved. By the Senate (the House concur
ring. } that the Governor be, and is hereby au-
thorizcd and required to nominate and appoint
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nv
.-- BILLS INTRODUCED. -
By Mr.. SARGENT: A bill to facilitate the
construction OF the Transit Railroad. "a.
REPORTS. ..
A number of bills referred to committees
were reported back, and ordered to the final
reading. .ai--
RESOLUTIONS. 800
By Mr.. CORNELL: That the rules be re.
ferred to the Standing COMMITTEE on rules to
revise and correct, aud if necessary, to have
them reprinted, &c. Carried. "- Isl,
The House then went into "-.ra3
COMMITTEE OF TIE WHOLE. ~.t
Mr.. SHERWOOD ia the Chair, and took up
the Militia Bill. er,.
The committee went through about twenty
pages of it, with but few amendments.
At one o'clock the committee rose, reported
progress and asked aeave to sit again. i'
The House then adjourned. ~
Smyrna times., 1861-10-17
Yours very Respectfully,

Office T.Uar.,,.;,, ~ e., W. .. W hltiiI, VI. d.
Ds1r 9'r II Zee II mv duty A. we'll as nv nlaa:
I" H'"Io l" 90" lht i'i;"v.li.g cIrunmstir,ce ,,iI
d" use Us y"h 'ink proper. 4 pentIem.n -, ~
Pite IA la"Ftrj has been bald ever since his 80
!ouhi ;" Hhrh 80 i!Hi Ec Was cnmi cd In ,,.y
Wig tie VAS lhdur ed to ,isc a hulr oi ,os " I ca 4
restorative Which ht uked very much and 49,,
using some i"o or three hotllcs ms h,,r ,,.,, 80.
qnlle ld&uIianiiy and lie l.ow haS l,nd,,,ne -
Ol hilr. the gentleman hamr Is BradE,rd ana - I %
Is very Wei khUWu ia our adjoining rnuttia, ,,.'
Pers'hs can testify 10 the Truth oi tins ,talems,l.
gi:e 1t to you at the requC Of NJ Bradiord yn
sell great deal OF Your Ilar Restorative il, ib,.I
'e aulplhlhg counies II VOu have the pron.y 80,
Yours &c, TIOMPORG iiNORTSN
ba o"D: Dear SIR Permit me Ia .,n,.s.,l
"h'l""'i"S am GndGr for the entire ypsloraI,, ~ %
nail Il It's original tOl1t; about the time Of NV a,,
ii me hiled Stles II was rapuIly berntbiiIs gr,~
pul npnh iIc aFplcaiI"n OF your lIa!r ResIoIi,,"
u s''"h recovered lis original hue CONSIDER rom,
N"H'"fa"Ne ve:y ""tderlal myenn"n quiv ,1;ra
''""' W." a. WEI" 'S a"re'"ie. > TlIALBERG
IN" it' ,'"ra!; Is pu up in bottles nf lire 49,.
! w large, E"H'nin aad sinai; The small bold. ! ,
PM, and reiaIls l"r one iGar b,lilt: the reI,
',p'' al it'N twenty per more IN pro,Ort,o IT,
ih' snaii re's Tor Two d"ilarS pt- hoIir rLo lr,a
"n' h'idN quart 10 per more IA roporr,nn -
reiits lur lhrtV dollars per hnIll,.
! o ). NtWHa co Pruurirlnr> 4 "a Rrn,du.v ".
! lorh, amt II Market Street ~ InuIs Alo
Aud sold ry all good Druggists aud Fancy Go..,
! aus2.ly
Smyrna times., 1861-10-17
W est's Improved Pump

Double-Acting, Anti Pressing, lifting and
Forcing.
The mDst Simple Durable aud Powerful and the
heaYt.i m n'c Tor Houses, Farms, Deep Wells Ships,
Factorj'4 nud Aincs
This Pump i"ok The Highest Prem nm at the L. 5
Fan, lh i(ichWond Va, in 1893
All Sues MauuIarl"rtd and Sold hy
SAMUEL MACFERREN,
Also manufacturer of FlIlers ra'crt Iron Railing
Iron Bedsieaus, &c.
G27 Chestnut street Phii1|firija Pa
Vests Pumps having been sold for over four years
and given universal satisfaction the Public are salts
fled that they are whnt they claim to be- the BEST
PUMP IN USE We are now prepared tn putn
Pumps and waFrantIhGm to work Satisfactorilv They
have no stufFng box and hence they cause no friction
that wall require a waste OF power. Our ordinary
Hand PnmPs prove very efficient engine in case Of
hire, and are very useful IN forcing water to high
elevation Hndr' washing Wiuiows. carrlaqcs, &c
Smyrna times., 1861-10-17
d'aac.aTav Fn.t7ssstc.

1927 and 1929 Spruce street, Philadelphia.
Tins institute. corruciCd Tor two wears past n hs
cay, by Nndr nr Chcsarv aud her niece. Madame
u bIierSI!y. nI"n the same prncITlrs ~ the one "a
New Nork cstanstrd there ~ The wear 1874. vi /
reopen 81 Monday, Sept I6iH. with MS usual ample
nnd complete pr,vI>I"ns Tor the education OF Young
IadiCs, under IL GIrrCIl"n Of NJ ddnr bllerVilIy.
ClrcutBrS, and All rcquIsuc n!ormai'n can he Oh.
iaIred hy upplIcaioi 10 !h" Prrucipal. scllz
Smyrna times., 1861-10-17

aud Winter seasons. | would respectfully invite an
examination Of my stock and prices from those ntend-
ing to purchase. ss sm ensbIe4 to afford Them very
desirable Inducements.
All ny FuTs have been purchased fsr cash, aud
made by expeTIanced and competent hancd and rs
The present maInensry troubles render it necessary
,ha should dispose Of my goods al very SINAI! ad-
VGhCe on COsI
satisfied that it will be 10 the interest OF those
v no design purchasing to give me a cell. sep-5ul