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70. can aall Justify his assump.ipt Of
Sor build AtorSs Co.. Hse.

dnsI tak1knder- -his~ ~Slay ~ ths
Cabine, an equivalent for The discour
ayement Of whole army. and the i'm
periiing Of an entire Military Depart
ment.
Indeed. |, Is qdile probable that the
removal Of Cameron, Blair and Bates
from the Cabinet. all in a day. would
not work as much injury TO the cause
Of The country as single act Of injus-
tice and tyranny towards a noble and
active officer at the head Of an army.
Many true patriots doubt the proprie'y
Of these men holding the positions
they do; bui Of this ws;ssy nothiog,
except that 90 man in the nati,n would
be more acceptable as Secreisry. Of War
ihsn yos1ra HoLr who sayed The Capt.
tai and the republic IN the dMkess hour
p. - p
'ol ol peru. nti.asos sd3 isvmss 7ss sd ii ii
One report says Secretary CAaseswas
the only member Of the ,Cabinet: vho
took api active stand agains, the removal
Iof Ere nont,s. We do not know thai fhis
is the ,suth. indeed. We hope he did nos
stand alone. il we hassriu Tie Supposed
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of shes CsbiHe. s,Le
Ia sbtns tnl rEaesp ae Jog sie ysmssals snw 81 t,
Rpt lsse are ispecalasioss. and We
hope ;.hsi have, no feun.lsiisa inslhe
lrsalfhislorys sofseNeats;s lo rsm grsy :,
We think ihelrae explasaaion of,ilhs
outcsy aSEnsr Frement is iosndin the
.jealoasy Of officers ofethc1 Regular A &,
,nysaad 10 ,a'e olamors Of dea,sgognes.
s,Xs d,iak fhe President has bSen' heset
iby etl,ess s{snd the Cabinet too )amtil
..'counsel has been dark ened ? the srue
sfac,sinisI'e casessupprsssed. fails. sta ,srl
snses.s pdlsfcrih: iandswitil the .besrin-
! Aentionss the administration has been
lied 10 siLs rennosai.-s fatal sanisiake,
which their i'sabili'y'l 10 getIat allrhe.
sfscts hssscausedw them to make. This
srssssws, ,strust ~iIhbeiee,i6ed.iiasi q
II is not our ibte ntion 20 sdisis~eI and
Fdissie ihsspeople.a' we,arsi for anioa-
'anaike gsssa; .sssfthsss u confidence
IN .Gsose sstfte head o. xfairs may not
bs'as imPlisis rs I'll. s0uid nbe if there
was lsss' jesiossy ioc6hsbst. and Tess
personal ambition IN the ~ays.Ayet we
must s.aSi BY 'ahsseavhcAliold he dos.
ii6y oftths nation Ia ,l,siri irBands.a Il 1, .
IS throush1he administrator alone that
we can be leato 4 safe issua In tie !
fearfui struggle 'lliodsh which We are
and around 'iti sne loyal Of
every sIade Of opinion must rally 4
Let t'us liope that g'good may come
out Of .vil'f in This case, Dy dispensing
tie amists which ehvs, malice and a,n d
bitiohi kases raised. and that ali will re 4
snlt sin 4 greater aud b,ofe complete
harmony. . ''ss s' e
We sincerely trust the. gadminis,ras
!: sfx IN ! IaSzl.t fe.f J9.1t.-S :, - u
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THE ADMINISTRATIONS, q AND 1,'r rHE :
PEOPLE, s<'t .

-> II
's.s We adcccasion last weel Re make
some rather severe strictures'Sn the
course Of the administration ii rcnio7:
.Siing Fremont from the 1eommanl Of the
. Wee:ern7 DIVISION OF the army, 4. 4
- tiire ~hen Ire was accomplishing more
= ti.an any general inlihe fsid.aaThe
position we took has Aeeiif aasssilea be-
cause it IS Claimed ,f,ai ,fs7 aosaiip peSS..
"a piso he Uai0n skd1lti s,atfd ira solia
phalah1 By the administrator, rs: ~ as assiSp siSpoSl,. 4.
: u klithe aEopts Of The eoaais:ry saepsnd
we haze always Advocated a. ~tl|s 4hatees.
sly IL maintaining nj ithe 3. S.plbSwtefes lS tee thal
be" aud of Standing as "a unit nii BY The
! government; but Ne fave never ad!scs-! :!
Gated any such h,Sohss,fSsnnSs doeiane as
$ thas The free people Of tits RtpGbliIs
have noi the right sfo ssilink slfi diem. III, I
selves and form opinnip.;ss 81 4a.lld COME L {
,-saonelusiopsin1spenieaso 81 t!ie iictailion
Of any authority under slsss lissssnss, snss 8 Ola,
= these opinion. were not ftTeassoSnSable ssSSbl
Indeed, the right 10 traiiors s,s ,,,; op;,.isn
caanot bs denied. but The sdss zsshicI,
may follow that opinion are subjees ol
law and punishment, 'Aaea =
II the aaminisirntion Admits don eSsbeciss 81 eiis ,Le
hearty approval of he tJa people. I'm Il mus,
eek TO make i'seT sor.l;y or d lie iis idi,seaa
SO ST praise. stss Y is quite :. much The
duty Of The rulers to Keep u,e people
united, as !! Is for Item 10 BE- uniisd
= among themselves. If the adminis.ra-
tien sast frybsards into The ranks of the 6.
army and Of hs people, e must ,e1..
Pest confiagrauon: II !, plant Tie
seeds u discyrl. i'm i mus, 5; .1pscs ss crop ),
Of dissension. II 4 IT, "soxs .si tLy it' Mad:
II must must expect ss.ss 70 y reap tle swhirl;;
8. Is go e v.nlx. t..;sses7 sas7sW iei
b,ss,T The people vii! think; lLey ought to,
:. tsins; aI' s. and i is shsir rlsh' g hold tie
I'd .dun!stration TO account. "The serr.
want is not greater than his lord" 1;
is iks imperative duty Of The admins,
'raliOn. as far as IS possible. IS to accede,
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Z, .I-,, bIiss ,ya.S % 70 sscsanly -rso"l
:, "a radio !
Zoe sniai t8fso ds ny srtuc sf m. .se.u l.. ia,
q ms Sirec,sd issaed ~ t.. Cistk VI sls, .s.r~,
Caeog.ak m ssII Viii. sss. vussisvs A. N :,
lay ot Decemb-r, 4. v. ISL. Ia iron, OF, ilr
fc5arssoh.e ~ 4 n lrsriifare Il - sSsfS,s'
Jefferson County. kssses, r. tween, ,,>p,se, o
one and three o'c.ork r. " II that day. cxp,.s
81 pYb'sc'sae ioftni h'sh ga hsiSsr lor SrSsh h
s@a. 81 ne lsli, ii,s sd iqtsEss. i.s said
read. e.!.,s,s ~ si!;assA.s sssh e..t sr,s.ensi
stsauc sisaars,sa u ispprsissciai 4s9b III mere
als, nsrspa,h Wes, qu.r'er II Seetisa. ih,sty.
PsitreetSS IN f,wrillIip rice tyyof Kan x sish,.
esA( ssRprslssi ~ 'lSysn husassd aeds ss,sru,
Y ao'ia: \ tho De'aw9,s Trs:, I. Iafas " s..d
ssS 4ssye sas yiasSssiaas'ss ssssy; i!s Ssses. y
,sod J" .i1olsaaI 81; b ebix sai os
'Ie5s 81 fsni boog zas sTsd poy H.!'FFIa =
,s-el ioaSHIEIEE's ssAIE.tssa kaa5 :,
SrAfE o. kAXsAs. (
County OF Jetefscp. tssa T,
a'ea :sh'lloI' $ x.i!i.m' wess-an .sI- s,
payiar IMltnheLs ,o5 Ggs +, ,byolhgett. /,
- sir.c'.dssa 'tsa Gsrh i. y M t BE-.
tts!AfS kp VI si,t9g IN QsAsles }s(lsisss cdpa.
g, kansa., wan. on Tuesday The. .Jlt lay u
usccmbcr, A. ID. 1891, xpose At pGtab Ait e.
tweea the hours OF one and three o'clock r. u,
e shes sdsy,ts fsons of slve CouSt lfcaA door ~
inc village o. O'salo.s, Jsasss9pC C,Rp,y In. J
sas, TO the highest bidder for casR In Had. aII]
The Ftseis AN aad tnssrest Of thpajAO Owid r.
Mlfclseit nj in . .s..ss
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biso' s'F0RsSAkEs dliH

[nR EXCHANGE EISg JsgT ~ fSs,d.. l..li iTs03trR
~ hoSssi ssd SaniIeF u .jGis. sila: :
|'ateds& ne tSWh q Usaa!osai. d0dsd
tasysise aaysi ssziesteAs sltsis psr.
aieslsse inqpisssbf .srs5l sii al nsss,
uov.2.l4u. W.T.. .NOORMAN.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KAxsAs.
County Of Jefferson
N. w. Curtis.
William Ross.

1 VUt6m xtO00s
By virtue of an execution to ne IL.
rected. issued hy the Clerk Of the Fi.,.
District Court sitting in Jel5ersos Con-.
lty. Kansas. J. will. on SATURDAY. ,bs
zrst day 0f December, 4. D. I36l
between the hours of QUE and three a.
cle leck P. n. Of that day. in frose of
the Court House door in the yiIhee -
t0st1iuus, jslbEs6E-csnsgS=1Hin.-
:ss :sss;ii = s1s| & sse;., '5a:, a.; =:
too the following described lands, To-
Fuiffhs nosgkssSt 4aSfseF Of ssesio.
.hirty-two (32) in Township nipe f91
% RRsemnisieaD Ia I'd daHsiDsl..
ware Trust Lands. levisd upsa a. IL.
FPsspessySf= WFiiiis6 Ross. ard ishvpr'
of N, W. Curtis. Said lands appssis-
ed at2S2a ASndkd6SA0s.
.isuss hE,:HMrANS&keriG
srsz of }ssfHfr.qp }ssfHf ,GspPt{sE,9,ss
gIASA yoyY2aSloo HIA
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- 'tf.a " NSt4 nv ~
mob geSkako0sxapDes;; S.sis" I
A. F. xaA.pM. sdGi soy 4
saasss,spuiisss,Iss eicssrl a akJ ':;.oo,d
asd ieYEtb SstgYlsy ~ each nonth.. d.,
Visiting bfsthftn ard cordially y.ihsigea 10 =
sqd, y. ..sNE k6l)N iCilAYMAelaiW. II
E I. RAvENS. Sscsstasy.
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% bsissbxs S.isiscoOpEg,.sob i.st
, PHl.SlCLvAN IL i.SfIROYOHs


ltssins iocsssi IN tsk slopss offers h,. ur.e a.
s;onal ssr, ices To ths citizen, vi town s.,L s.,r
rounding country. ResiIshce East si!- oil W, \.
sws.s ssrees, Si.s slock South Of Psbbc, Suaarr
oihcc at ii's resideaco- Viii answer all eli,
Gag os "isa'. eChnr:.s ,cnsceabis. stfst, no
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Unisesk Smecs AaeslusIs Sale.
UNTEDSYATESOFANERlCA,l I
DISTRICT OF KAxsAs q

4 OUsSGU>ASt . s8>ot&SSVoS tSutCs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /
DIsrRIcT OF KAxsAs. (s
fA6cf Whitney; ;as~ H1ii isid -
~ - ss,sg'ie sst,a 0idss sfesal
Eleszerg NcC Clpre and fns s,lsrS sa,
| George hemp 81 h -, No. 637.
By virtue Of an Order Of Sale
issued out Of the District Court Of III.
United States. and u me directed md
delivered. ! will on Saturday. sle SIS
i,day Of Dscember. A. sDs 1851. be.
tween The hours al l2 o'clock NJ. and
ockck P. N. Of said day, al the
Court House door Of Jefferson County.
I'in the town Of Oak kalooss. Of the Stale
suds District afnresaid. sell ~ public
auction 20 the 4isl.es. aud bess bidder
Tor cash, in hand. sll the RIGHT. tils. ,ie-
teres, ana claim u ihs deiendan,s. Eles
Sxer McCl6re Ind George Kemp. of, in
and . slIsi fOllsWlSg - jssibed resi ies
Aases k,.rSis: .s,ahei RssskSsss quarter
Eofa Section appbsEsd eleven ll) in
Township ngmheE nine (9) in Range
n6&bei eigtlesh re J. aid ihe ex.t half
Of the southwest qhassef oes Seetion
onsi( (lts@ssbsdSowsiMt aud
Rswe. ess ,wiisbo bolestwes.isnsA i9sp is
.si,gste4e steam saw ,MW. all oRi.l1e
Dslawsre Trget Lapds in The Sisie, Of
.Kexpp sr,shiness tkasfstS b-BA my
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case. and especially so. when the peo
pie sw dirssyssi npx a,fa;iesy con;

case. and especially so, when the peo
plswdiFTyssl npx atasssy con:
nected with the course Of policy to b.
pursued. If the presen, war is 10 be
carried on by rolunfeers, then i; is Wis
dom on the pant Of tie yoxsramen, to
,esecure the popular conf lspcs and goo ]
will 10 The utmost. aad to do n4ri.ia1
-1llsai Eill cause bitterness Of d IS ssnsions
40 sprins up,ss slis asza5lA "a.
-sig ksrioas reasons are put iortIe as s.s.
.~ssSnable eanscs iof tbe ren.oyat of Fire.
aMont fr@n his eommands Among them
spthsisions in The Cabinet. n Aud wI,at oi
:. that ? Is Post Master Blair ofsssch
importance tiara whole army must be
sacrificed to satisfy his private Il. Sa.nain,osi.
-atS7ss Can no other nnaa be found able
Hahd willing 10 discharge ihe dulles Il
Ills 6fnce! What aoHdsrruiihidsss las
Sts performed MAT sshoard %, %, ii fhe eas dses.
.'fhies 81 lie .west aaisliss s.diso disposal al ,
..1vfsf isas (. ;,,s -, n,lss, ii ~.
e.oussza BE achievements saiiy Of The - Gems
asxhssss,ssfsss,.s - :. = : '.olya ;.0"
and shieh bis oxn personal popularity
sskas YEP, largely .o9airiba.cA, 70 bring
luto The, beid. and, his. .isdsmitab,e. an :.
Co = ~ " sss one .s.r,s nj ai.s
;; '..'is'aeio'i'y ahs' IL viii sR'sa. need
Rl .sat ge's a'.a fsop'ai ls'..ir''a tbs
.zSss'ps! p slL. aazfsds !s 1s ipsss'sn-
isfesis ol ihss Msss
l.!
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}s.s- 2 .iIsos N lsitkA QAScae baa !,
Il M. a.i,sss-I1k.saln ssRsIisieus Ser.
! * 'als !sF. 2Ts4is q sa' sr''0'. s on Sundays
fslSsssy Eth,el;asl pibhs sCIasss.
p ss6t4lSao;n1 1tAioos. tiassy9 Msstinr ., 70 sx.
zsi1 1ss3i' si',' IVA sl.s " ln.rs'ni's p'sAsh'as'
!. %sn ~ aS1aep'.Rsy~ Yss,iss. a.o,
sassS xssa:.s;;5 iss ,s.p.ss.ay ,.....s
1'sssss BAD M.eYaeshhs rssss4l
|saB6 B6itv essdlnj.iA1.sssslas ISannies'
regularly in Bucks school houss. ip l,kaIopt.,
on The SECOND and tosTsh SsbbsH W IN H.;
siglv {. .;siia s,, e1 sts; s;sa sEsaihs
|sisz Al tghasoi iSislsas <sHas>. .k~sorj :
ea ..ss9 R4i .a s,aa...sxe.n sii q. seas
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A=sf-, ssssi00bNIIEoueAGHs 80
STATE OF, KANSAS. / Hekss :, .
'tGsuss1 Avss2x1vihsonlsl IS y, e. -
IAscslteWhOuogy sssi1sas sss' '.sd .A
3.-Sr
E. J. Barnes aud
Lucinda ERelEss.

BY sys'sss s;.'s.S r:lRSuAtA . .. si....,
~, 1isSedl bSd9h@ sSleSf ~ aeo11 tis.
.nS6sSasE pSiA aaekN AlpAs 2lss
u: ~ sSsE: sE 8! Al |I;I!s s.;:' =
H., at the Court House door in the vii
lage Of Oskalesss, ~ i've County 0f JEFF
Sssiis. 'sisss. sEa kssi:' s.s isss'' %. :.
cash in hand. the following described
9la4 ,SNT .44s @s{ele.d
Ianaf 1aeiad4l Bank4 - M 1Eylvs
1Hin ncSx ibyS, <ssd MsIS sefef:
,enances -sabsSsnsss;b ;bslsa1sA6 n1esied
upon As The property Of E. .. asdL- +.
Barnes. .and in favor Of Isaac Nswhouse.
!. Sad prSRsrty appraised a $l35, 90.
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\
Nciice 10 Taxpayers Of Je6bEson C..
TSTNG5sq6 ~ Ra9sA State.
County and Township. has been dsliv.
ersd Ap MesfN -cyllscIos.G O TheAtax
are how due. aud the law requires all
taxes ,sdha sphiAipsiees ~, lhe 6rst Of
January. All .Pszsoas failing to pay
their s4xsa BY stlse Il lsssHf Issuasyy viii
Fhaxs assembly NJ sn per seasa u pey.
Sec. IS Of the tax law reads rs full0Vs:
"ON all laxes remaining unpaid after
the frst day Of. January. there shall b
a p-nalty ssfz I'd apsi1sas added. and
sSI'ss'sgs s%. 4 s es .sss s.: !;.:s; ;.,:
,.--s. ..,!:::ss:'...;s ,.'|!::s: !:s :: .-s.-.:
/. .,SaFta!sr;f \ 1sss'saaa.. ! :.
..::s-saATssss- "a p 3ac.
,sz1sAxzseessuAns issAex raAfvr
l will 4t,snd vi the following times and
places u 4e1eiv5 5ssaiktlaAF
aNtussssser ~ ashu2basa.oRD DuSa 81
6nssnapPNf fFaiH HsslaRbsa .aes-
0sxwtrv-.------------ -1,t-...
Asw YAd ~ zBo lOsh
ksuidcky 1lth"
daAasas,1llsa yaS,nyzasa VIII
ca sai.fHWRai3fnfbsviYH6f oaLa-
loJsa a any time except ne days above
"a sas KlcARSoN. r.xSA80,.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
State Of Kansas
s'G E'eG} EmTt

w Hh"ub DOuSuVbsy I
: BY virtue of an Execution
to me directed issued by the clerk IA
'nffn 1lianQ Q93Gt Ai,ing in Oska
Ioosa, Jefferson county State Of Kansas.
!. vii. On sxNssday. the 3lst day bf
December. A. D. 1861. in front Of the
senrS&iOuss door. between the hours Oi
one and three o'clock Pm. Of that day
h tke village cfogsO OstasSsa. Jaerson
county, Kansas. expose at public sale,
.aabsdSetsighs title aud interest Of the
said William Dougherty Of. in aud to thS
following described real estate TO Wit!
the ives, h4iof, ,Abe As5th west quarter
OF Section twenty Three in Township
eleven Gil 2tI Rspss seysynteea (i7)vf
the De!aMife Trust lands in Jefferson
cslnIys Kmhas;,, Ssiarlspds,sRWa;sed
af three hundred apl lwspy dollars.
's ghHiS'sJsf. Hrsfds: Saeffffl lofsa
B 81 assedJtsHsoszs6 iys'1tASs.ss 1
NsvsSo-l7r6wsSj s.aiy .; dfse S4h
lsrssos Lei 81 ,sy .sssaissd bss sli
20 II r---777 1yTx-7 -7-s III - ---7 :
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Sherifrs Sale. -

''a.'- - SUI '7''''A OK SrArx o. ikAxsAs
4, RI, bi,s,s ,ya,S.. 80 70 ss.saHIy ,Silra.rso"l
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Bsfss Il ls-Wflf ss6So oi sil''. Sdr sub.
srri6efss Rades 4 arrsnsenenn. sis.sisen 1
w fansA u aoSi. bsa b.as : ID issi isw 'lsaad load.
Immediately ! Nov. swiEils ihe 'S weather s,lh,
sspsss asatss fsas good i. ~aans 4 10
'ssife darSbttrsarPl.' s6is ixood.
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'i's 1sr~sca!sa.R dgsau It55s me Card 4
.snstRur tssuhSf OF cass. e: fssLs,.
feasDsf iad''b 'b5dSay .ts.a$ xssSStl I.
''wsshFdgfsn ttssy.h fTSssd edksSisSaf ksSiSafst q
'iealsioifs. .S6d5ty Lfu8 d HSsjf,i; ;aMis aMcss.
s'J.'sad ksvs' 'thtF ek%sgS %sSp pr:pafssad 8 fads n,
4OrwardsJso 1If Tucker bbjysssliin bysssasliiing q ~,
5d J,ks Nv..'pay " Isl tkis 1Sds olasa. % s'A
na1a 1000 ~ .al.a5 s.lf Is 3>xeojs
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Baltimore Il ohio Railroad
Schedule for Sumn9r Travel.

TEamM .l!.i3s:7
IN and after Monday, April 18th, 1861, the
" passenger trains will run as foliowa:
For the East.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily.l
Leaves Wheeling 1920 n. IN. Arrives at Balti.
d" Cumberland 9.0Op.m. more 40 n. III.
NAIL EXTRAORDINARY daily eH. Sundays
Leaves Wheeling rs p. m. Arrives at alti.
" Cumberland $50 am. more 3.lSP. IN.
For the West.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN DAILY
Leaves Baltimore 3.i5p. m. | Arrives Mt Wheel
q" Cumberland 1925 pm ing 6i5 n. IN.
MARLBOROUGH TRAIN daily ex. sunday,)
Leaves Baltimore 5.30a. IN. Arrive at Wheel
{" Cum nerland rs pm. ing 1880 PIN.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Pied
mont and Wheeling, leaves Piedmont at 6.40
Il. NJ, and arrives at Wheeling SO =. m.
Passengers from Cumberland for Way Stations
East and West, vii! take the Mail Trains East
and West.
Through Tickets for Phi.adclphia snd New
York, and all the important citiou West can he
procured at this office.
lie. BOEHM, Agent.
Cumberland Station, April 1861.
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks
of.HHrons or Sick Headacdemay be wcyer,cd
and if taken at the commencement OF an atacl,
immediate relief from pain and sickness will
be obtained.
They seldom tail in removing the Nausea and
HeGdGchc 10 which females are so subject.
They net gently upon the howcls,--removing
Cos'irpesS,
For LHsrary mcD, S,uilnts, Delicate Females
aud all persons Of sedtntary Aabits they are val
liable as Layahrr, improving thcapps.iie. Civ.
iug fgne and Ti7or TO the digestive organs, and
restoring the natural elasticity and strength Of
the whole system.
The CEPHALlC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted expert
mentS, having been in use many years, during
which time they have prevented and relieved
II vast amount T.! pain and suffering from Head
ache, Whether originating IN the Nervous Sys-
TEN or from a deranged state ol the stomach
They IRE entirely vegetable in their compo-
sition, and may be taken AT ii. times with p"r-
feet safety without making any change OF oiel,
dndth aIseacc Of any d'sagrseabie taste renters
Il easy 70 aimiHj,'frhism II cbHIrm.
BEWARE or CUuNTkBfEiTSl
The gcuuine have Eve signatures OF Henry G.
Spnuiding ON each poA.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dealers in
Med ciuu.
A Box will he sent by mail prepaid GU re-
ccipt Vi the
Price, IS Gents.
All orders should be addressed 10
HENRY C. sPAULD1NG.
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rnf FEMALE ORGANIZE TON

InH FEMALE ORGANIZE ION is
'aY rs fraii as that Q. a tender flower. Ma
~ Of he aeX enter into marriage relations
'.thyut being able to undergo the labors ard
TRIALS OF maternity. In this country thoGS-
sa8is Of beautiful women are sacratl2ei every
wear from this cause alone. Hustetter. Gel
"brated Stomach BittprS will save many OF
this class from an wNtimoly Grare. This
medicine has been used with great benefit by
immense numbers Of people throughout the
republic, and the proprctors haze received
era elul Communications from all sections o.
the country. The Rlttors will be found 10
DC very pleasant 70 the taste, even a. q bcv-
rage, and ptompt and powerful in lts effect
As 'nstlicint. 1t infuscs new vitality int"
ito :;anc, ari strengthens lie whole system
=, tia: women who Use i; are enable. TO 90
hr3ega with laboT& wai3h, thou: ii be
@a..a.r to PROSTATE them.
Sold by druggists and Dealers rerer,,jg
everywhere
See airer,.semea. Il aIotAer col.
nrnu
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Order of Ratification.

George Smith, Executor
of John Hoye, deed In the Orphans
vs., fCourt OF 5l!cgany
The Heirs and Devisces county, April Term
OF said deceased. 1861.
ORDERED, That the sales Of the real estate
made to John Young and Archibald Chisholm
by George Smith, Executor OF John iioyc, de-
ceased, and reported TO this Court, he ratified
aud confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 9Th day OF
June next. Provided copy OF this order be
inherited in some newspaper printed in Cum
hcrlaud, once in each OF four successive weeks
before the said 6th lhy of June next.
The report states the amount OF snlrs to be
$500 True COPY
Test. B. WIDENER.
May 9--it. Register.
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THE INpECTLMEI.
OR
u Il II : / x y
!-llIlR yIlAD4i ,
Ilas cured thor.rnds Of both sexes of The most
dreadful ic,rr.. Read and reject.
Wonderful Effects.

L,mey' Honsall. Of ntta;urg, for twr yenr.
useless to himself and society--n marttr tp
Chillr and Frycr--cured in lcsg than wetHg,
and improved in hours.
Mary r. Belknap, SUndushy, Ohio. after a.
mott .ysing her reason as we'll ~ -tren-'h Ey
rntnmittcnl Fever, with Chilli. restored 80
health ia 90 hours.
Aallphe Monbro "f France, re.!e'"% ID oh'
hour, while tray cling in the cars Of the f".t
Wayne and Chicago Railroad lie was aip"-
rently dying with chills.
Ellen r. Benson, LockPost, New lcrh. roa-
cued ailer ; ycars suffering. perfect r--".
ThoHsands Of other cases prevented and cured
every ,aonth, aud not q single complain, Il the
efficiency ct the Iaose,.:a, o~ "r.sia" @.r.I
C.Egr-.
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GStraY.

Aae9any Comfy to trit:
hereby certify that David TwiGg Of f!le-
ganv county brought before me the hscriLer
a justice OF the peace in aud for the said conn
tv, this LIST dav of May in the year 1851, MS 4
stray tresspas3ng upon his enclosures, dun
mare colt about two srs old, about fourteen
hands high hnl,d in the forehead It black
stripe running along her back, and the Oh
hind foot white. Given nnier my hand and
seal. HENRY McKEUN, J. p.
The owner Of the above described Colt is
requested to prove property, pay charges and
take her awav. DAVID I" IGG,
Living at Murey's brahcl ight mi!cG
east OF Cumberland.
MAY @ lSGl--.t