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i How 10 be Miserable.

W.
Sit by the .wildoY and look over cthe
Way to your neighbor's excellent mansion
which he has. recently built and paid for,
and sigh out Oh that was q rich
man. ~ ., ...,. + p} l,,,r
tiGetangry with your neighbor and think
you have not friend in the world. Shed
Il tear Or two, and take walk in the bu-
background, continue saying to yourself:
when shall | be buried here p ~
Sign il note for a friend nd ieyer forget
your kindness. and every hour Of The day
whisper to yourself L wonder if he
will ever pay for that note !''oT ..rf l.a
Think everybody means to cheat you
Closely examipe every bill youltakegahd
doubt its being genuine till you have
put the owner to great deal of, trouble
Believe eydry pine-pence passed op you is
but a sixpence crossed, and express your
doubts about getting rid Of it if you
should yentiirei to take it. % s...',il,...,
Put confiaenee in nobody, and believe
every man you trade With 70 be a rogue i
Never ACCOMMODATE If you can posi-
bly, help Never visit the sick or af-
fiqqtefd, and never rigive q farthins to assist
the poor. n .r,an .;b.lf q, .r.
Buy as Cheap as you can, screw down
to fhe lowest mill, Grind the faces and
hearts of the unfortunate. ,.s,-.s,r
Brood over your misfortune, your lack
of talents, and belieye that at. no very
distant day you will come to want. Let
the work 7house be ever in your mind
with all the horrors of'distress and poverty.
,FolloW these receipts strictly, and you
will be miserable to your, hearts content
If we may so speak --4sick' at hcart-at
variance with all 'tfg world. Q Nothing
Will l. cheer Or encourage you-nothing
throw a ogleam' Of sunshine ora ray Of
warmth into your heart e.,'.i hig'& = ~. :,
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Religion AT HOME. Religion begins
i'll the family. One of the holiest sane
tuarics on earth is home. The family
alter is more venerable than any alter in
a church built with hands. The educa-
tion of the soul for eternity begins by the
freside. The principle Of love which is
to be carried through the universe is first
unfolded in the family. +" Let them learn
first" says the apostle, "to show piety
at home"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-04-07

A youngster on coming home from his
first term at q boarding-sshool, and on
being asked what he had been fed on, re-
piled, +" Multiplication tables, hashed and
stewed substraction .'
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Fine sensibilities are like woodbines-
delightful luxuries of beauty to twine
round solid upright stem of un ler-
standing: but very poor things if they
are left to creep along the ground.
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Few secrets would ever escape if the
following rule were complied with !:
Never eon6de in the voting; new pals
leak. Never tell your secrets to the
aged; old doors seldom shut closely.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-04-07

A Western editor strikes tile naines of
two subscribers from his list because they
were hung. lie says he was compelled
to be severe because he did not know their
present address.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-04-07

THE most tender hearted man we ever
heard Of, was shoemaker, who always
shut his eyes and whissled when be ran
hia awl int = snul.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-04-07

1t Is comfort to know that no afflict;onl,
is random, that no bereavement is acci-
dent but that each, is permitted or sent
because il was q medicine essential for
our health and happiness. s''''gs's;,. s -
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-04-07

Iris a grand thonght, that no force on
earth can permanently set up a lie and
that the combined energies of the world
never can pull down Gods truth. b.,g.igs
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-04-07

a wit has Just discovered the true
cause of bravery in negro troops; they
are the color bearers of the human race.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-04-07

1t requires more magnanimity to give
up what is wrong than to maintain what
is right; for our pride is wounded by the
one effort, and fatterod By the other.
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A Big Thing"-A.l the thief Cities
"a Of the North 10 be Burned BY
tbc RphplS. -

the Rebels, .-1- a.. -o rs5J l..
The rebels are inclined toimprovc upon
the dastardlv ard murderous means here
tofore relied upon by them for carrying
out theire wicked intentions against the
Union. They have before threatened, in
case Of disaster, to raise the black flag
and give no qtarter, and now they have
hit upon another beautiful programme.
Here it is from Il late number of the
Richmpnd Wig: ~ ahi 30 ymsL etl
I'VE may not, it is true,, tt able to
send araidmg party to dash into Phila-
delphia Or New York to do tile work;
lhoi' have we artillery that will carry Creek
fire far enough that will reach them; bit
we have that which VIII 90 further than
horscmen can ride, and will penetrate
wlidt the mightiest artillery would make
10 impression on---we have money A
million of dollars would lay in ashes New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago,
Pittsburgh, Washington; and all their
chief cities, ind the men to- do the bust
ness may be picked up by the huudreds
m the streets Of those very cities. s.3sf it
Should be thodght unsafe I'd use them.
rthererare daring men in Canada, of Nor
gam I and other commands, who have es-
capped from i{ahkee dungeons, and who
-waall rejoice at.an opportunity of dining
something that would make all Naiikee-
dom hoWl with aup,,is h.. and ooastnr,,o
ton. a9e su,he - sI=3m z-dgs.t
THAT what we are saying may. abe
given still more practical turn, we will
add that we know and have talked with a
lIan--a wcll-knUwn officer in the army,
and every way competent and fit-who Is
ready and anxious to proceed I'd Canada
on this business. He knows The risks he
will encounter. but he is sure Of the re-
stllts that will ba achieved We taye
addressed ourselves to the authorities of
the Government, because we feel not a
shadow of doubt that this mode Of war.
fare would under the circumstances be
;ustiaable. legitimate and right. ~
"But should thev reject the plan, as we
SUPPOSE they would then we1wish to re.
mind the public that the scheme cafi as
well be executed by private enterprise as
by the direction or conniyance of the
authorities. kiehmond, for whom such
fate was designed Charleston every day
Witnessing the disposition of the enemy
in this regard. ard hourly experiencing
the hazards Of having their purposes
achieved, could easily raise the money
needed for the accomplishment of the de-
sign. Money will suppIy the men; and
they, properly organized and directed
would easily and certainly do the work.
-. ,. ..-.-~<... -,s.s.. .:n-- y.
MEETING OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF
PUBLIC WoGKs.--Qn Wednesday, 23d
instant, the Board Of Commissioners of
Public Works held meeting at Barnums
City Hotel, General Edward Shriver,
president, in the chair, and Mr.. Fred,
fiekey, Jr, secretary There was full
attendance Of members Of the board as
follows Edward Shriver, first district;
L. j. Hall, 'Secoiid district Fred Fickey
Jr, third district; Andrew Mcintyre,
fourth district. The following gentlemen
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The door that is not openedto the poo
vii be opened to the physician. =.
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The time may be very long, but a lie
will be discovered at last. = .--.,.r "a
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-04-07

When is dish-cover like an omnibus
In Broadwas9' Ans. when it's block't-ip.
What musical instrument invites you
to ish2 Ans.--Cast-a-net. =
Why is lore like ducks foot? Ans.
because it often lies hidden in the breast,
What i, the difference between Y sum-
mer dress in winter and an exstf4cted
tooth Aus.-Oness y tooth in, aa4 81
othfr taotn rt,t
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If word be worth sheckel. silence
is worth two. -n.--,l -...- !. .os ~
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-04-07

Virtue and happiness are true lovers,
who although partad for a While. rre sure
h. united at laat.
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1pr. w. ~. MCCORMICK,

OFFERS his professional services to the citi-
" 1ens Yf the city of Cumberland and vicinity.
o ico On Baltimore str eft, noar wills Creek
rit:I, opposite tho "Civilian and Telegraph
oh;s,Cinbsrlind, MI. i.'-. Oct. 8. 1868.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-04-07

As the clock strikes the hour, how Of
ten We say Time flies; when It's ws that
are passinS away.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-04-07

Wnris a pigs taillike a carysing-knife!
Because it is fourished over ham. -,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-04-07
on, tho Rev. Jos. n. -Kennard, II P.stor OF tlre

From the Rev. Jos. Il, Aqnnsrd PAstos of ilre
DR.. Jackson Dear Sir ~ have teeh ire
quently requested 10 cohhcct my mink imitl
concentrations of different kinds Of medicines
medicines bu. regarding the practice out 81 ny
appropriate sphere, have in al. cases dGelinoij
hut with clear proof I'M yarious iHsiapgvs,
and particularly in my family, Of the uslfllI
ness of Dr.. Hoofands German Bi!tels, ! depart
for once from my usual course to cxptcss my
full conviction that, far general deli'iyg &s
systsm and espiciaAyyer Ltter ComplaiaiG tsIg
safe and uaiuaJle preparaIiga. If In sCme; essedt
may jail; but usually, doubt net, it will 7Et
sSors Xxx cause cause q G6 #tYd W i0Ef1iTf
You're fyerN Nrespeeahly,. .lQ
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, PRIcDs.i

Large Size Gholding nearly double quantity, !
,f,ts a; Sl,O0 per .Bottle-half doz S., 90 !
Small Size-75 cents per Bottle-half dox, ,
81, 90. '@.'' 20. ~ '''' p
Beware Of Counceffits!
See thatthe signature Of &c. N. jtCk,
son" is on the wrapper Of each bottle, -
Should your nearest druggist not have the
article do not put off by any ofthe Intoxicating
preparations that may be oferda in its place,
but send to,us, and we will forward, securely
packed by express. -a s go. ~.
Principal Office and Mandatory, =
No. 631 ARCH STREET
la. sPHILADELPHH. Rh lo.al
JoNE9 q EvANS,
- Successor 10 C. II. jackson, q: co.,
iasho1R "a oVsi PROPRIETORSa
For Sale by Druggists and Dealer in ev,
cry tows in the United stesee>
E5t yfe<-4r.
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q. IT. II NI~lN-F -tItI1l
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia

From Rev! Warren Randolhh, Pastor Of the
& Baptist Church, Gertlantuwnl Penn. E9s
Dr.. e. NJ. Jackson bear Sir ;--ifersona!
experience enables me TO say, that rcsardld
the German Bitters pre-. e.iared by you as u most
excellent medicine. In cases'of severe cold and
general debility have been greatly benefited
BY the use Of the Bitters, and doubt not they
will produce similar effects on others. ~
Germantown, Pa.
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D, B., Editor
Of the Encyclopedia OF Religious FnCwiedGt,
and Christian Chronicle, Phldelpl.!u.. b. '.i.
Although roi disposed 10 favor or recon-
mend Patent Medicines in general through dis-
trust Uf their Ingredients and elects, Ia q know
Of no sufficient reason why Il man may l6C tca-
tify 10 the benefits he believer Himself u have
received from any simGeapreparation, in tht
hope that he may thus contribute 10 the lcneiH
Of others. ......,..... ,y5 ..os.,.-e q. 4" 6 ..
do this tile more readi,y. ii regard to .loof-
lands Gcrman Bittcrs, prepared ss Ir. G. N.
jackson, OF this city, BECAUSE WAS prcjudiced
against them for many years under The ilppres-
sion that they were cAirly an alcQhullc n.iXiui..
am indebted 10 M iriepd Robef; Shotnake,
Esq, for the removal ofth's preiudiceby proper
tests, an for encouragement 10 uy ihen, when
suffering from great aud long continue d deLil-
ity. The use ef three bottles Of those iilcrs 4,
the beginning Of the present year, Was followed
by evident relief and restoration TO II decree ot
bodily mental vigor which had not Tell tot
six months before, and had almost Geslaiied q
regaining. Therefore thana God and ~
friend for directing mo 70 the use Of them. ,..
J. NEWTON BROWN, PhiluGa.
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From Rev. j. II. Turner, Pastor of Hedling N.
Z. Church, Philada. ID 3gls fn hI.D I'D 20
DR.. jackson Dear Sir;-Uaying used your
Germen B.ters in my family frequently, nm
prepared to say that It has been 6f great service
helieve that In most casesof general debility
Of the system it is the safest and most valuable
remedy Of which have any knpweSge, ~,
Yours, respectfully, J: II: TrRSERs, 90
l..a 2 ss'i rta1.-- 1lsgC1.k h1eJd
From Rev, Us. Herman, Of the German Re-
formed Church, Kutztown, Ber.se Count, Pa
Or. c. N. J4ckson;- Sir;-l have
wears and have nsver 1;soa anr medic me- ,o,
did me as much good as HooAand s Bilters., i
aw very much improved in health, after having
taken fye bottles. YHl-i9'ii '' ii' =,
eFaai % - Yours with respect, iUqF 'iad
.91 Ea 1s eige.r y j. g. HERMASg o..
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IS THE BEST Tonic
. IN the World r.
READ WHO SAYS so:

Baptist Church, pcntcgton, S J., 70 mcrly Of
the Norl. Raptist Church Philadelphia, l'''I
- - '~in e !'T e. = lr.oS
have Iowa l!ohGnd's GcrmGn Bittors !'-
vorably tot htmbgr Of years. ! have used
them in my own family, and have ieen 80 pleased
with their effects thti was induced 10 reconi-
mend them 70 many Others, andknow THAI they
haze operated in II striAingl beniiiciii manner.
| take gre tp!easuIs fn, this pUbiciy lrUl.a'n.-
ing this f, =. and talliiig the attention Of those
afflicted wi the cfsttst 10. which they are
recommends 10 ihtse 1Iuers, know nlt lon
experience that mg recommendation VIII i,
sustained. 10 his more cep.1uAN rs lioo.-
lands Btters il Intended 10 btnefit The afflicted
and is ''not Il rum dtInk." ''p'o' '-4 -'.'."
Yours truly, LEVI e. BECK.
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But there are nobler sights than these
to be seen, through the golden lens Of
wealth ia father and nother placed in
comfort 10 their old age; q young man
helped through college OF established in
business friend extricated from ruin =;
pcc- r;man ssved from heggary, and
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims Of Solitary
VICE. that dreadful and destructive habit which a1nn-
ally sweeps to an unttmeiy grave thouuds OF Young
Men ofthe most exalted talents and brilliant intellect
who might otherwise have entranced listening Ssnates
with the thunde Of soqusnce or walked 20 esstecy ehs
living Tyre, may call with full confidence. s-a-
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wHEtllNG WEEKLY aEelsIERI
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With all clubs of ten and upwards 81 extra copy
will be sent to the gsttsr up Of the cluh,,
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Constitution, in its spirit letter and purpose
Upon the coming events of the yeE rest the
entire hopes Of the People and Government: We
are in the midst of bloody and protracted Civil
War. Its duration and close depends upon
wiser, truer and more patriotic policy tnan we
have seen during the present Administration. we
owe 1t to the memory Of our fsthers and to the
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nrsEAsr OF IRIPRyDENoE.

Wbsu the misguided and imprudsnt votary OF ptsss,
rs nas that he has imbibed the seeds OF this paanin
Al ssase it too often happens that an imed sense Of
shame, or dread of discovery, deters nun a
sIons befriend hun, delaying till the eonstituaonh
svmptoms OF this horrd disease make tnar
such as liberated throat diseased nose
psn. ~ tho shiu.bones aud arms, blctehes on the
bsss face and extremitiss, progressing with ngnuu
rsnss;tv TN at last the palate Of the mouth or the
bones Of the nose fall In, and tae VICTIM OF us ~,
5,.esss becomes horrid object Of commserauoh, I'll
death puts period to his dreadful sufterings oy se
,ra nm 10 athat Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller retygnsn ggl ,.- ~, .,..,,,. 20
chs disea,e OWING to the unsklfulnsn OF g
norant etsndsrs who BY the use Of that Deadly P
en- Mtrcurv ruin the constitution and make the RESI-
dus of hfe m6erable. .--~r .rtf
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MARRIAGE.

maze, beink of pSysic wak.es organic dsbii.
fly ,deformities speedily cured. ~,,,;..a, u
he who places hnssh under The cars 81 DR.. J. may
conde in hs hSpSE ss gsn.,snsn' ana
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"A CARD.

rH
gytHR undersigned have entered into psrtpsrship
u under the style Of Csmpbsl. Caldwell D Co., fof
the purpose Of copductng tbs manufacture and sAsW
6TOTEh and tn Poandry businln eenGally; Ahd
also tho manpiacturs and sale Of TIN, COPPER AND
6HEET IRON wARH, wholesale andrstaH.
We have pprchassd the KA0LH IR0N FOUNDRY
and are now operating t, and also have have hand
sa assortments Of Stoves, dnsss Hsliowsrs 20, con-
prsiag the best patterns In We invite attsaton
especially 10 our COOLING ST0v49y of which ve
hsys patterns for both Wood and Coal that vs cAn
recounusnd and wsffant 70 give entire ssttshctton.
In the department. OF Tin, ooppsr and shest lreo-
warsws are amply prepared for The trsnsactiou of
large bushess. Our facilities for ths nannhcturs OF
work this line such that vecan al al orders with
Asvius tAs advantage Of thorough practical skill
and long experience In the branches Of busnsss and
manufacturs above mentioned We shall endeavor 70
merit and hope TO receive liberal share q patpnA6s
Warehouse at No. 10 Main street, near Baltimore
Deyot and ct No. l6I Main street. shove Union srsst
ROHT. oANPBEM,
T .f vH-lf.rFfg B. II. CALDWELL,
novSOtf y0akPH BELL. $780,,
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

nDr j. addresses all those who have
Nv Improper indulgence and solitary habits, which
ruin both body and mind uniting them for either bu-
siness study, society or marriage, ,.,. Ia.
PHEsr are some Of the sad and rneisneheay sascss
produced by early habits Of youth, viz weaEnsss e
SIGHT. Loss of Muscular Power, Palpiiation Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Ndrvcus Irritabity, Derangsmen'
of the Digestive FUNCTIONS, General Dsotity' symp-
toms of Consumption, &c. -
MxsrALLY.-fhs fearful effects on the mind are
much TO be dreaded..Loss Of Memory, CONFUSION O
Ideas Depressions of Spirits. Evil Aver
sion TO Society; Self Disrus Love Of Solitude NM
THovsANps of persons Of all ages can nov judge what
Is the cause of their declining hsath losing their vg
or becoming weak pale, nervous and emsciateoi nAs
ING singular appearance about the eyes, cough ana
synptems Of Consumption. E-. -o-.--- :
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YOUNG MEN

Whs have injured themselves BY certain practice Ia
duloed in when alone habit frequently learned non
evil companions or at school, the effects Of which are
nightly felt even when asleep and & 40, iSa and
ders marriage impossible, and destroys eoth mina anu
body should apply Immediately y,..,.
What pity that young man. the hope Of ms copn-
try the darling parents should be snAtcnea LOU
ali prospects and enoyments Of fe by the
of deyiatng from the path Of nature and la
certain secret habit. Such parsons MUST before con-
tenn IatinR
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STRANGE Rs

no, your lives or health, to me care ef ths many
IInisaTned and worthless Pretendsrs, dssntnts o.
snovledge. name or character, who copI W. 9ohn-
.ons adyertissmente or style thsEassives an the news
n.nsr. rseulsrly Educated Physcisnst incapable oi
Snrtng. they keep you trifins month shsr month "a
nns tier flthy and poisonous COMPOUNDS OF - Ioas
"a 6s suallest fee can be obtained, and In desRsr
leave you with ruined health to sh over youf s~'os
aiiSF Dt JOhnstoni the only Physician advertising
His credentials or diplomas always hang IN h once
His remedies or treatment are unknsvn 70 AL otnss
prenared from life spent in the great hoptas OF En-
rons. the frst in 70 country and more extennVs
PrIras Practice than any 0thsr Physician IN 'hs
world. .~-t
INDoRsEMKNT OF THE PRESS.
Tn. many thousands cured at this institution yss
affsr year and the numsrous impoFtAns ouIgSA ~
stions psrformed by DR. Johnston, Witnesses ~ kAs
,eporters Of the "Sun," "Clppsf ana my 49,. 80.
sspers notices Of which have appeared again ana
go IN publis besides his Standing es gentleman
Of chsractsr and responsibility, 10 sumcisnt sssfsh
tee 70 the afflicted,
skin Diseases speedily Cured g.
es-so letters rsssivsd unless pos.-pstd AUD can
..}nsn stamp to be used on the reply fsfscns va.
s;ns sSould state age and send portisn
dsscrbing symptoms. - ts.
JOHN N. JOHNSTON. n. d,
on the baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore, hsryfa
dcc32-fy -u t-rf EafFfg - =
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Valuable Property for Sale,

THE three-story BriSk Pa!soaaKs Ias be
longing st. johns raIss, n.1ssss M.. ana IN Ssn e.
conj Streets will be offered for sale at the Court
aouse on WEDNEsDAr: March "a, at 10 10 S,slSst a;,S
a. M not sold st private sale previous M .S dns oua
provemsnts and was built with special reference 70
durability and comfort. For terms apply to trustees:
Sale postponed until wednesday, March "a. at 10
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marl-2t "a RS'o'SHSAA.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-12

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