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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-01-10
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Coughs and Colds! Coughs and
Colds!
Sea sona5iG AdrScs.

Lot no one neglect a cold or sligh. cough.
Thopsands. doing so, have one cold added to
another, until the mucous membrane, lining
the air passges, has become excessively iEri-
tated. and even permanently thickened, and
chronic enough. chronic Pneumonia, and
consumption successfully gallop along. The
best time to euro all this is when it begins
IF you are SO fortunate as to posses a case Of
llUMruERY's SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RENE
DIES, and if you do not, Won ought to take at
once Gotten PILL, and then two or three
pills per day, with care as to renewed expo
sure, will bring you all right in day or two.
Il your cough has got further along, then
more care and more patience is necessary
for a cure, though it lies the same direction
Our advice is, to keep the feet warm, the
head cool, AMI take HuMpAEGY's uoAEo-
PATHIc CoUan PILLS.
Price, % cents per box. Six boxes for ST.
MIA full set OF Humphreys Homeo-
pat4ic Specifies, with Book of Directions, and
twenty Remedies, in large three-dracm walls,
and morocco case, $751; do. in plain case.
A: case Of fifteen boxes, aud book, 81.
The Remedies. by the single box or full
case. sent to any address, by mail or express,
free of charge, OF receipt Of the price. Adj
dress Dr.. T. HUMPHREYS g. Co,
Nc. 5G2 Broadway, New York
Sold by J. B. II. Campbell. Cumberland, Nd.
Dec. 4. 1886
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F1Rss.-On Saturday evening last. about
o'clock, IN old frame house on the west
ids of wins Creek, was partially burnt.
At about IL o'closk, P. 81, the bells
,ounded another alarm of FIRE, which proved
70 be Hademan's Restaurant, and rapidly
spread TO the confectionery establishments
of J. G. Treber and Mrs. Ways, and the
shop Of Mr.. Cain. The night being
very cold the lremen latored under great
difficulties, but by their almost superhuman
Efforts they succeeded in preventing the fur
Their spread Of the flames. The honsss be-
.0nged to 8. N. Semmes, Esq, and James
Anderson. We understand Nr. Semmes was
Mr.. Anderson was not. None OF
.h- tenants were insured but Mrs. Ways
Tie insurance will cover her loss.
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DIR OF HUMILIATION AND PKAYER.-

Day OF HUMILIATION AND PRAYER
asst Friday, by most of our citizens, was
bserved in proper manner. Services were
cid in several churches by their congrega-
ons. Others united in Urion Prayer-meet-
age, held at 1Ot o'clock, A. NJ, in the Pres
yterian church, and in the evening IN the
isthodist Episcopal church. A meeting was
lso held In the evening by the Y. III. c.
association, at their room, and short aa'
.ress delivered by Rev. A. J. Wedde!l. 4
snse Of the critical condition Of our affairs
esmed to peryade the community. With
he strong pillars of our government shaken,
nd our wise men in fault and trembling
nth fear for the things about to come to
,a,s, It seemed relief to apply to the Sove-
eign Of Nations for assistance in the dark
'sss and perple1ity by which We are sur
ounded.
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TIE PECULIARIETIES of the f.mal,

TIE PECULIARIETIES of the female
con sttution and the various trials to which
the sex is subjected, demand an occasional re-
eours to stimu.auts. 1t is important, howey.
er, that these shall he of harmless nature.
aud at the same time ccomplish the desir d
end, Hostetters Celebrated Stomach Bitters is
the very article. Its effect in all cases Of de.
bi;ity is almost magical. 1t restores the tone
of the digestive organs, infuses fresh VITALITY
into the whole system, and gives that cheer
fulness to the temperament which is the mos,
valuable Of feminine attractions. The pre-
prietors feel fat,ered from the fact that many
OF the most prominent medical gentlemen in
tbs Union have bestowed eucomiums upon
the B:tters, the virtues they have frequently
tested aud acknowledged. There are hume
rous counterfeits offered for sale, all of which
srs destitute of merit. aud positively injuri.
Gus 10 the syetem.
Sold By druggists and dealers everywhere
~ See advertisement in another column.
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To COngumDtiVeS.

The Advertiser, having been restored TO
health 10 few weaks by very simple remedy,
alter having suffered several years with Sc
we're lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumption--is anxious TO make known 10
hs fellow sufferers the mems OF cure.
To all vino desire it, he will send copy OF
the prescription used tree Of chargel, with
the directions for preparing and using the same
which iheywil find a shure Cure for ConsumI-
licn, ASTHMA, BRoscnIrCs, &c. The onlo OBJ
ject OF the advertiser in sending prescription Is
to benefit the afflicted and spread information
which he conceives 10 be Invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it
will cos, them nothing and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WilIiamstnrgh, Kings County, N. York.
Get 10, lSGO-ly.
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MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced nurse and female physician
has q soothing Syrup for children teething,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teeth
ing, by soitening the gums, reducing all in
fammation-will allay all pain, and is sure
70 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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FATAL ACCIDENT. On Tuesday afte

FATAL ACCIDENT. On Tuesday after
NOON, while the workmen were preparing to
pull down the burnt buildings on Baltimore
street, son Of Mr.. Anderson, one Of the
owners Of the property, and another boy by
the name Of John Nice, were ON the lower
fo,r. when the joist above gave way and the
floor Of the second story fell upon them, in
atansly killing Nice, and breaking one Of
Ande1on's legs and otherwise injuring him.
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RAE OvER.-Wbile the Coatinentals were
on parade on Tuesday last, and in the neigh
borhood Of Bssll's Mill, a gentleman who had
come from the country on horseback, and in
great haste, for physician. had his horse to
take fright at the music and the appearance
Of the military, and becoming unmanagesb.e
dashed over little boy who was in the street,
Slightly bruising him.
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Prof. l.. MiIler's
II lIn INViGOhATOR R,
Az EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND Econ ONT.
CAL COMPOUND,

FOR RESTORING CRAY HAIR to its o3ie:-
raj color without dyeing, and preventing
tho Hair from turning gray.
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Read! Read !! Kead!!!

Cairo, Illinois, July :9th, 1860.
Messrs. JoHS WILCOX Co.
Your "Inpectine," or persian Fever
Charm" has done wonders. l was wholly de-
spondent and wretched when | applied it, and
in five hours the chills were removed and nc
fever has ensued. 1t is the simplest cure i'm
aginable, and q wonder of nature or art |
would not be without this "inpcctine" single
hour. BY constantly wearing it | seem to be
"asus proof"
Yours Very Truly,
Z. NJ. STOUT,
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ACCIDENT. "A german named Conrad
Who'd in the employ of J. E. Russell
/ Co; at the Cum berland Steam Flour
Mills, IN Mill Street. was accidentally
injured, on Monday last by being caught
in the Engine fly wheel pit He had one
foot and several ribs broken, and other
wise badly bruised
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FOR PREVENTING Badness. eud curing
1t, whsn there is the least particle OF vitsli-
ty or recuperative energy remaining.
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Trustees Sale.

J'HE undersigned as Trustee of Joseph z.
Leisure, an insolvent petitioner, will offer
ut public sale, at the Rocky Dap Farm, miles
east from Cumberland, Oh SATURDAY, the
Goth of January, 1861, the following property,
to wit: About Q tons Of hay (Timothy); about
81 bushels Of Rye; about 20 bushels Of Wheat;
about 65 bushels Of Oats; 10th of IS acres of
Rye; and eth Of "a acres Of Wheat, Nil in the
ground; ! Stove, Bureau, Safe, Clock.
Terms Of sale Cash
Sale to commence ri 10 o'clock.
HENRY TRUUTMAN.
Jan. 10, lS6l.--S. Trustee.
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The CoaTINEETALs.--Thise excellent corps
0f citizen soldiery made a fEe parade on
Tuesday afternoon in honor Of the battle Of
New Orleans. We were pleased to see
marked Increase in the ranks and particular
ly gratfed in noticing that every man Wore
. oockade Of Red White and Blue. All hon
o. 10 the Continentals.
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Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Heart Burn Va
Ter Brast, Soar Stomach, J.undice, Filtuiem-
80, General Debility, dc, fnd ready relief
and speedy cure III this great remedy.
The 0xygenated BlttcrS
Are believed bv many who have been
cured Of the above complaints to he the only
medicine which the materid mcdtca affords
for their iufalible cure. 1t is not an alcho-
holic preparation, which, while giving mo-
mentary stimulus, reduces the system in the
same ratio; bit one distinct and different from
any preparation ever compounded, and whci-
will. in most cases, extract the disease By the
roots and restore the patient to pristine
health. In proof Of which, testimony Of the
very highest and uuexceptionabie character
is presented.
Remarkable Case Of m sged Person.
RIcHMoSp rIoGA Co. Pa, Aug rs. 1858.
Messrs s. ". FowLG & ca
GentIemen;--After suffering thirty years
with Dyspepsia. and trying many remedies
recommended for that disease without any
good result, WIS induced by DR.. L. II.
White to give the O1YGESATED BITTERs
trial. tool; two bottles. which gave the
relief, concluded to try two more, which
have nearly rr quite effected cure. am
now nearly seventy Ave years Of age, and t,r
three months past have eaten my food with
out ex pericuclng the slightest Inconvenience
or suffering; and it is with pleasure that rec
olnuend your remedies to dispeptics.
4. HEBARB.
FROM DIR. WHITE
I have used the OxYGENATED BITTEas in
my practice with decided success in debility
aud general prostration &C. and confidential
" recommend it in general debility and d.
seases Of the digestive organs.
+. II. WHITE, NJ. D.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & co.
and for sale by
J B. H. CAMPBELL and HEALEY
sHRIVER, Cumberland; HENRY c. STEW.
ART, Frostbu'g HENRY WILSON, We.tern-
port; JOHN S. II EDDlNd. Hancock; WAL
TER MOORE Piedmont; Va, and by drug
gists IN i dealers in medinciue everywhere.
Dec. 20 1860 4w
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- We are requested to call attention to
lar. on,.hat, by an act Of the Legislature OF

=. h we are requested 10 Gait ATTENTION ~
i.r. an:hat, by an act Of the Legislature of
prices. .ssd March 18th, 1856. which il
s>..l IL tc.ss, ever persen who may arrest
a rapsrsg slasg 81 deliver such slave to
"a, owaet - BIS agent, or to some jailov Of
IL Go aonwsai.h at his Jail, shall be ent-
lei e. ae-raad and receive Of the owner the
following liberal reward, namely: If taken
within the limits of any border county OF
Virginia, ten tl0) per cent upon his value
II within the counties Of Allegheny, Wash
ington or Frederick, in the state of Maryland
fifteen per c'nt-if in any n-slaveholding
State. twenty-five per cent. and in the latter
care, the person making the arrest is entitled
to claim also an additional bonus CT fifty
Dollars from the treasury OF the State.
Dec. 27 lsSO--8t
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MEAT AUCTION.
Trustees Sale.

1HE undersigned. us Trustee Of Abncr Som
eryillc, an iusolvent petitioner, win offer ut
public GALE, at tho Rocky Gap Farm, miles east
from Cumberland. on SATURDAY, tho Goth
day of January, 1861, the following property,
to wit: About ' tons of hay Timothy; about
50 bushels of Rye; about 20 bushels of Wheat;
about IS bushels of Oats; 10th of &c ncres OF
Rye; and 10th Of 81 acres of Wheat, all in tho
ground; l Cooking Stove, ! Bureau, Safe, l
Clock, and | Cow and 2 Calves.
Terms of .ale--Cash
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
HENRY rROUTMAN,
Jan, TO- IS6l.-3t Trustee.
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TERMS, Regular prices.l
POSTAGE.

Money current in the State trhs~e is,"ed leRI
be received at pur.
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REMEMBER, Strumousor Scroflious
aFestlons are the curse, the blight, Of man
kind. They are vile and filthy, as we'll as
fatal. They arise from impurity and con-
termination of the blood, and are t, lie seen
all around us, everywhere, Thousand. dali
ly consigned to the grave from the direful
effect of this disease. But why tritie any
longer, when the remedy is at hand DR..
LINDSEY'S BLOOD SEAECHER-the on
ly efectual preparation now before the peo-
pie, that does its work mildly and safely
It does not close tie issue specifically
while
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CoUoHs. sudden changes of our climate
are sources Of PULMONARY, BEoYcHGAL, and
AsTuEArIc AFFECTIONS, Experience hav-
lug proved that simple remedies of:eo net
speedily and certainly when taken in the
early stages Of the disease. recourse should nj
once be had to "Brorn's BroncliD! Iroctec,'
or Isozengcs, lie, tie Cold, Cough, or lrrita-
ton Of the throat be ever SO slight, rs by this
peacautiou more serious attack may be eff.
iectuaIly warded off. PUBLIC SPEAKERS and
SINCERE will find them etiectual for clearing
and strengthening the voice. See advertise
meut NOV. ~ ioCO-om
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II w . R x
TALL AND SEE!!

TIE ARE PREPARED TO DO ALL
w lind, of Job Work BETTERard CHEAP
r than anv other Office in all this region OF
bnntry, and equal TO any Baltimore, Philelei-
III. or New York work, and are prepared to
low samples to verify what we say. Now
i've US q trial.
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ID | L d

Jan. 9th, Charles HeddeH, youngest son of
Henry and Theresa Fury, aged l year, II
months, and 20 days.
Dear little babe. he has gone to rest,
Where neer a sin shall stain his breast;
No troubles disturb him, no fears annoy,
No cloud overshadows his innocent joy;
He has gone home to heaven. that laRd above.
OF light aud gladness and blessing and love :;
His head is pillowed on Jesus breast
Dear little babe, he is sweetlv at rest.
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M A r RI e D.

Near the Barton Mines, on Thursday
morning, Dec. 9th. by tho Rev NJ. ".
Woodwork, Mr.. r. D. Hason, to Miss Mar
gdret Penman, both of Allegany Co., Md.
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We regret to learn that Mr.. John
Beall. one of our Oldest ind most enter
prising citizens, was struck with paraly-
sis on Monday last and now lies extreme
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Wonderful Effects.

Lcn-,i Sorsall, of PittsSurE, for two years
useless 10 himself ana society," martyr to
Chllg nad Fcyer-carod in less than weeks,
and improved in hours.
Mary Il. Belknap, Sandusky, Ohio, alter al
most losing her reason as wcll as .trensth ny
Intermittent Fever, with Chills, reftored to
health in 20 hours.
Adolph. Monbro, Of France, relieved in ono
hour, while travelling in tie cars Of tie Font
Wayne and Chicago Railroad. Hc "Hs ap.I-
rentiy dying with chills.
Ellen Il. Benson, Lockport, New YORK, ros-
cuod after 7 years suffering. \ perfect cue.
Thousands Of othorcase prevented GHd cured
every month, and not single complaint Of the
efficiency of the IrpsctiHr, or P,rsfor Frrey
Ckarr.
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Tho POSTAGE to any part of the United States
wilt be but Twenty-four Cents n year Tor
L" Biackwood," and but Fourteen Cents year
for each of the Reviews.
At the above prices the Periodicals. will be
furnished for 1861.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-01-10

See advertisement of Prof. L. MILL n's
Hair Invigorator. and Liquid Hair Dye,
n smother column. -.
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Foul corrubtiou mining all within


But Purges the Entire System Of all impure
Matter, Invigorates the Body, and leaves the
Afflicted in the Enjoyment Of Good Health.
To convince the skepti' al ofits healthy effects,
try but one bottle. aud he convinced. Sol!
by all the Druggists in this place, aud deal
ers through the country.
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III iL\UT BOTTON, 4"

situate and lying on the South West side of
Mechanic Street, in the city Of Cumberland, in
..iic,uny county, in lhc State Of Maryland, be-
CHUNG nj = point Gu said Street, sikiy-tArcr
lcet aud eleven inches from the Northwest cor
uer Of Mechanic uad Bedford S,r'cs, aud al
the end Of ilirjY-two feet aud one inch on the
drst line o tie lot or parcel Of land conveyed
bv jas. H. IIollitlel and CGlharine S. llohlit-
mll, lis wlir, to Harriet Emily Weld. This
lot is fully described in a deed dated 10th day
OF September, S57, from Henry Thomas Weld
to Gns;ayus Brall, and recorded in Liber II. X
No. 8, foios 426 and 427, one Of the land re-
cords OF AlleEauy county. This lot isi:npiov-
cd bv :! commodious
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ron ASTHMA or PnImSc. - Oppressed. p9'esF
fHhor.i Breathing, attended WIN Ioukh s,,4 Esler.
torutiou. Price, ~ ceLis pa- buN.
fOa EAR DISCHARGES AND DE&FSLR -n'a-ta--ss
nom the Ear The result Of scarle' Fever, 3irns -
Mercurials. For Noises In the Head. Hardness NJ
Hearing, and Ringing In the Eagf, nUd lar-act"
Price, 30 cents per box.
fOH ScRoEULA.--Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and In
durated Tonss sw elings and Old Ulcers, scro!ilous
Cnchexy Of Children Price. 30 cenis yer box.
FOK GENERAL DEBILITY. - Physicist or Nervous
Weakness Either the result ~ Sickness, Exesssivs
Medication, Exhruhng Discharges Price, ~
cen's per box
foR DRoPsY-Fluid Accommodations, Tumid sr-ii
ings with scanty secretons Price 20 cents Per box.
FoR sEA-SlcKsKss.-Deally Sickness, Vertigo. Sau
sea, Vomiting. Sickness tiem riding or !Dotion
Price, 80 cents per box.
foR URINARY Disrssrs--F0r Gravel. fennl Cal
Gull, Difficult Painful UrnaioE, diseases {" tie Ms
neyR. Price, 30 cents per box.
fOR SEMINAL EMISSIONS --1nvolurtaTy Discharges
and Consequent Prostitution and Debility, Bad Re
cults OF Evil Habits. The most successful and eth-
cient remedy known, and may be relied upon IS a
cure. Price, with full directions 81 per box.
Persons who wish TO place Themselves under t'h
professional care, OF to seek advice Of Prof Hrs
PBRbYs, do so, at his Office, 562 D.osdyhy, daily
from 5 AN. 10 pm, or by lc,,er.
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lTTEyTIOS .COyTTyENTALSr

VCU arc hereby notified, that the Annual
L Election for Commissioned and Nom
Commissioned officers, will be held at the G
Armory on Baltimore Street, on Friday eve IN
ming, Jan. Sth 1861. YI
GEO. II BRAGONIER, u
Jnp IO--ot Secretary
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Road Notice.
A Potter Wanted.

A journeman potter, who is a good workman.
II will find constant employment and good
wages, on application to WIN. Kilmer, New
Creek Station Va, Bait. 4 Ohio Rail Road.
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Postp oned
SH BRIFE''S SALE.

DY virtue Of 1--WE wr's Of Fieri Frcas issued
ID out ufthe Cireuit Court for AlleStny coun-
ynnd to me directed, one at the suit OF Handy
& Eransemer, one at the suit Of McCaJ Broth
era & Co., ono ut tue suit If William bridges,
cuoot the suit Of Robinson Il Lord, AID one ut
the suit of Collins Heath 4 Hutchinson, also,
by virtue Of two vrirs Of Firri faeias issued by
An drew Condor. ESQ Il Justice o. the Peace
in and FOR allr-any county sud 10 me directed
one at the SUIT Of NumsHH, Thomas x Cu,, ana
one a: the suit oc Keen & !lagerty, all against
the goods and chartels, lands aud tcpcmenis oi
Charles II. Iiumil!, / have seized and taken III
execution al, the right, title and interest at la"
and in equity Of Charles ii. iamiu IN and to
h following property, to wit:
All that Let or parcel Of land adjoining Tho
town of Fro.tturg, in AllcSnny county, Md
living ut the end of South street in said town,
he ginning for e-.l lot or parcel of lnnd nj
point South forty cig at and a half degrees" CT,
sixteen feet from the Southeast corner o! Fran
eli. Hammers lot, thence South forty eight and
n half degrees, West one hundred and thirty
feet. North forly-une and half degrees, West
one hundred AMI nincty-si1 and half feet
North forty eight and half degrees. East one
hundred aud thirty feet to Hammers Alley,
then by straight lice to the beginning. to-
gether with all and singular the buildings and
improvements, &c. &c, resersing however all
the mineral Coal lying underneath this lot OF
land.
The improvements consist Of large, hand
some double
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FOR REMOVING sCURF and DANDRUTF. and
all outaneous affections ofthe Scalp.
FOR BEAUTIFYING THE hair, impartIng 10
tan unsqualled gloss ard briliiaaoy, ma Dug
IL self and silky IL its texture and ceaa!l &
TO curl readily.

FOR BEAUTIFY1NG THE HAIR, impartlng 10
itan unequalled gloss ard briliiaacy, ma ijug
II scft and silky IL its texture and ceaa!l, q
to curl readily.
The great celebrity and The IL croasirg de-
mnud for this une4ualled preparation, convince
the proprieto: that one trial 10 only necessary
t, satisfy u discerning public Of ito superior
qualities over any other preparation AT present
in use. II cleanses the head and scalp iron.
doaGruf and oher cutaHe0us aiseoses, cause the
glossy and flexible appearances, ana Ilsu where
the hair is locserug AID thinning. I. Viii give
strength and vig4r to Tie roofs, and restore tho
growth to those parts which have become bald.
causing il to yield tys1d covering If h0ir.
There ale luadgtds O! ladies AID geatlemaz
in ) ew York who have had heir hair restored
b. tho use ofthis Iny.ogator, when all other
preparations had failed. l., NJ hue IL Lis poo.
session letters iHnuneralle testify in 10 The a.
Lovc facts, frou. pcrsgpE Of the highest respec;-
ability. It will efectually prevent the hnir Jror
tanning yray until the lafest period Of If, and
in cases where the hair has Hlr.cdS chuuged iis
color, Il c VI the laI.s oIGtor vii! u:3a ce..
taiuty ie-tyre It 10 ts ort9iMaL huc, giving ii
dark, siofsy appearance. As perfume for The
toilet and Hair Restorative il is particularly
reco nmrnled, having Oh agreeable fragrance;
ana tho grea. facilities il ,iords in drsssipg he
hair, which, wheu mott, wi,l the Ineigolatog
can he dressed in any required io!m 60 ne ln
preserve its place, whetnog plain or IN cu,l.--
hence the great demand for !, ny the ladies as a
standard faiLst article which mona ought to ne
without, as The price places it Within the reach
of II, being
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REMEMBER.

II is nos taken inwardly bat /, applied ont
vardly, according to direction, whist acconra-
ny each package.
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(.sday Morning. Jan 10, 1851
Advertisers & Business Men.
pauera for Mailing.

Our friend, can at,oays md at our o0es;
pies Of the CIVILIAN AND TELEGRAPH,
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-01-10
Patent Lard Lamp.

1,HE subscriber is now manufacturing Patent
i Lard Lamp, which he offers for sale. twill
also burn any kind of dirty greese. Call and
examine it. mI9. JOHN JOHNSON.
andrews & SWART2WELDEK have lust
Il received very large and nice assortment
Of Prayer Books, Bibles, Juvenile and Toy
Books which they will sell very cheap.
Nov 90 Under st. Nicho'as hotel.