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lFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephalit Pills accomplish tbs object for which
they were Alade, vE Cure OF headache in all ts forms
IFrom t'ie Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have teen tested in more than thousand
cases, with entice success. rgf- at1l
slFIIfl ll-e-fs..T rgf
[From the Demoorat St. Cloud, Minn.l lr
Ityou ars, or have been troubled with the head
may have them in eass of' an attack. - = -
4 IFrOm the Advertiser. PrOvidsnce, Ri
The Cephalic Pins srs said to be = remarkably sf-
tectige rsmey TOR the hsdachs and one Of The very
er been disco r8red. N--- p -A ~
EFrOm ths Western 3. B. gasstte, Chicago. MI
We heartily 7dorse Mr.. spaldins, and kia Enri
TFrem the KanaWha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
Who try them. win stiek to them
.isil IFFom tho Southern Path Finder, MOI
Try them youthzs aFe afaicted, and we are sure
that our testimoay can b saded % the already M
mer0us list that has received benefits that no other
ustyein-aan Erodnes. Iy5 lc eme1 Uif G."
'1- TFroni the st. Louis DsmOorat.I
Theimmsrss demand for the article (Osphallc PilsJ
g rapidly sneressil 8. y4.fr-. f-rf-.
baz TTrcm the ssetts, Davenport, Iowa-l
Mr., spslding Eould not connect HE name with an
article he did nOtP~ ~ 70 possess real merit. %
rsef 2ltilIf----4 Els1 lrurle
~ LFrom the Advertiser, PFovilenoss B. Il
The testimony in their favor Is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
y From the Daily News. Newport, Iii
Osphalic Pulls are taking ths place ian kindE.
LFron the Commerciai Bullstin, Bogton.l
ssid - he sesl eaieaetans for the headaehs.
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geaaI aJ6ticrs. ...

NOfH1t-RUTICEIS HEREBY
Eirsn shat there viii Be sold At public sale, e
The south door Of the Court House. N t1e crg q
Clevrisrd Cfyaf ca. County BIO On ne zll1 day
e June, ISL hefseen she hours ef and oclqeki
p n the following shares Of stock "a he 81 Car
| srrpet Gravel Roa Company, lor the p1yEeut ol
the balanee due thereOns including utsre1t 70 the
day Of sals, 70 wit; ...-
shares subscribed for b. Y. Lucas on which
IL &C., s...-.--..--..--..---- "
2shaFes subscribed Tor b. = A. Nebs-s On = .
which Il due y -
8 shares subscribed for b. 4. G. LaErences on
which Is ~ y
2shares sHbssTibed lOr b. A. Bette on hleh
share subscribed for b y Jayrsds on which
1Ra5ss 1hios = sH8SSliDse Ss lot p 4 4 1s-.- %
I share subscribed for b B. BaIy, on which
shares sub5srihed fsr ~ A. X Lind8iTi On
i5 ...ss..e., ~ - = =. 500, 60
sharss snbs RIB Tor by P Biznbaushs on
which a iadue--,s-...----------.-s . -
Said stock Was subscribed for in The ST Clair rset
/ Plank Road Company, but the name OF SAD Plank
ROad Company changed according % law 20 th8
name Of the st. Clair Street Gravel Road tompanys
YessiEg in the last named company all the RIGHTS
properly, Interests, ana immunltie9 o. geld rank
Road Company r fhINAAS1t
SeeeetarT and Treasurer Or Eaid COMPANY.
/ Cfgv-lNud, Nav IS. iafii: ii3ill
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RRESH ARRIVALS OF NO. i
I'D Mastered, salmon sDd' 0odfsh. Also. fHam-
6urEh aud EnRlish Dsiry Uheeses and delicious Bat
4 ter, made - the Prize Dairymen Of Medlna and
summit COUNTIES. For sale ct "a
h ~ JONES Butter Depot,
q mayIO .rr-rr 5r. lQ5 Public Sauares
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MOuCE.@THE CREDIrOEs OF Q.
IN Il. = BISON, SUD al others infefesled. vii
lake notice that hare oaen appcinsed n1llenee o.
Y. h. hobtsoc % le7ol1n1 hiu an t1al ali claims
- ofs ~ aiio1snss Or rs1-c,ior on or before ths
llth eaJ 6 DsctnlhclS ISL
nagsAsS Anisnss & q Z. sos5Sn,
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N. b. AlIardi, pl'G, Before $. FoIambe. J. P. Of
K.- Crugars deft. hoga County, Ohio,
ON TIE 18th DAY OF MAY,
" 1851, said Justice issued order Of attachmaEt
in the abOye aciions for the sum Of Une Hundred
Dollars, said cause is set Er hearing on June 9Th
~, m,s 81 ~ 9 el0eE' a n. MHALLARpr.
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W4STFR 7COMMIsSIONER'S

nj ASTER COMMISSIONERS
ltl sALE,-Pursu snt to he conlnl and d p Pin
0rer Of sale, 20 directed, issued from ta co1Ft
d Commgn Pleas Of Ouy ahoRa cqunig, Ohio a. The
"a dEg OF Nay, ISL IN an ectl9n thettin peldngi
wherein lillian Hunter = gldfutfl. and azme9
Hoas Father n. Ross and other1 are delendf1iss
shall, on the 81 day o. Junei 81 q O'Clock
NJ ekpose for sale At public aucion at the door q
the Uouft House. in the City Of CleEeiend, IN said
county, the lands and tsnements described e fol-
"a piece of land located on Prospect street, known
being part Of ten acre lot aityslx l56) in eYe-
land, CuyahOga county, OhiO, detfI By joseph II.
man to John b. Warfng, Octooer 21d, ie5li ald u
bounded and described - tloEs. 70 uit- b. s5iEang
as Gp0nt on Pruspect street, north aide. Rrapect
Htfset b nov ideurd au,i beine the SOUL rst cor
ar Of ssd lot and tha northeast corner q tospeet
and Perry streets; running thence northerly along
the east ine Of PrTry street one hlIdred and iorIy
ave fl15l et5 thence eaaia % . line ptralei via
tn north liBe Of fru8pect rlfEt 9eFenfy hFe ieef
md ten f75-IuJ inches; then.e E01fteIl7 on line
parallel sith line " teIry strest one hundred
ana l0Fty1re (lfs) feet; theucs asierlE along The
north line Of Prospect street 3 eet and ten inches
to the place Of Enniug, being The sane land deed
Cd o James Ross b. o n. skeeis and VIE, recorded
"a Vol S. Ouyahoga Records, page 81. APPreiasd
az s, SO. J0SEPH - 9RANAl5
PfI.ds Atty Il.I
T. HovEr II Eittlsis Atty. uIa2l34I
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DY VIRTUE OF A OaATTLE

DY VIRTUE OF a OHAHFLE
Mortga- E, made gDd dated February GA. 1851,
u "a. FasE is 70 ne, the property described be
low 10 secure the paym-ut ct cErtaln iud EEnent,
recorded IL the Conrt of Common eaa Of lnYahoea
said q. Baskse. said laugm=nt bang fE fl6s,s4 !;
Plaintiffs cnsts, t5,sS-l73,so, d iutgre-,- IRON
aud shall Osr for ale At public auction On ths fih
cay 81 jane ISL, q . o'cloc "A oae Glns Fac.
tory, one elean Engine IN sad aclory enlI a per-
tanning thereto Let Of Bones ant ahout narrels
II Glue, and lot Of msteriels lDr manufacturing
Glue, beng tn, property 90 nlortgagediO me- Sad
Glue Factory being kn0Hn as Basklc,a cline Facio.
~, and situated on ffe Lake shore, IN the north-
east eorner Of toVnssiFi and SAD ale vii
take place at said Glue fsctory.
- - h IeRAs. BARKWELL.
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An Of the GrHSsnberg Medicines are for
sale by
n,..r oHUR9gaHILL = BROTHER D5assl.t..
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ItyOu are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send Tor box, (Cephelic Pils,) 90 that yol
may have them in case Of sn ATTACK. ~ o. 0
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EVERYBODY APPRECILFHs
ERRY WIS.,
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.


We bog to call the attention of ths public to shiS
long tested and unrivalied
FAMILY MEDICINE.
The Pain Killer is a purel vegetable compound,
aud while Il is most efficient medy for pam, u ie
perfectly safe meaicins even in the most unskilfnl
DIPTHERIA, or SORE THROAT.
These ssa;ss are q Z TslIfSsd and .Ds.g suTsS ,S y
FOR SUMMER COMPLAINT,
or any other form Of Bowel Disease IN Children or
Adults, II Is almost certain enre. and has, without
doubt been more successful in curing the various
- oHoLERA,
and it is often per ect cure for
sPEPsIA
IN its most aggravated forms Its tonic and stmu-
atlng properties, arousing the syslem TO vigorous
action, render il a most sfsctual cure for
OoLUS AND COUGHS,
] when used according 20 directions. For external
application IL Is unsurpassed - any medical prepa-
RHEUMATIsM AND NEURALGIO
affections quickly relieved and often cured BY It..
bJ = sBpIe alton. cuFss instantly the mOst Vi
1O0THA CHE.
ItshOuls always be kept near at hand, TO Be used
~ ''es. :. ,s's- BURNS a scALDS.
II applied immtd aisy necordinR 70 directions. 4
will give i'stspt and Prey-nt blisering 1t
STEA M-BOAT MEN
ane others travelling on our Western Rivers.
See Dirse6OzI AeeOmpuyiag Each Bottle.
II has beeh tested IN every variety OF cllmate and
| ~ almost eFesy Nation known 10 Americana. Ii Il
the almost constant oompan on and insstmRbls
frien Of the Missionary and the Travelsr,-on ses
aud ,nd-and no one should travel on our Lakes
rid Rivers without it. n
SS7sOid By hedIcins Dealers Everywhere ~
/ CAUTION --Thf public will be cautious that they
get the genuine Paiu Miller, as some uupr'ncipled
| men use that nams foe thtir oBn wcrtness COM
pounds In so doing they deceive the community,
and Infringe upon tbs siraie MARX" OF Perry Davis
Priees-25 csnti, so cents, and 81 per BottIs
f.a i'm. HARRIS co., Cincinnati, .
| Proprietors for the Southern and Western Stats
to whom ell orders must be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
+. 7. Gaylord, VIM, Fiske, Strong q AImstronR
! o. s. Macksnzie. T. W sackrider, Olavei-p' mas
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~ See advertisement Of Dr.. sanford's
Liver TnvieoratOr. -a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-03
LANDS OF ILLINOIS

No State nshs Hals q the Asasippi oasrs 90 great
an fnducesnt 70 The settler Is the Siase OF Illinois.
mere l. no portion Of ths Word where all ths condi-
tons of climate and soii 30 admirably combine 20 pro
ducs thogs two great staples, Co.'S and WET, Is the
Praires q uLlnoia. $50 9lI l-- I-l-a- e4 ll4ais
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the Oerate iB the only thing required % cure. IL
should be kept IN the souss Of every Family.
Directions Accompany Each Bottle.
S0LD BY MOsT MEDICINE DEALERS.
Price Of Syrup 81; Urafs 2b eslts pr Bottle.
J. n. HARRIS CO., Proprietors,
For Western States. -- Cincinnati, Ohio.
To whom all orders for the shove Medicines must
b. addressed. lgIE 'f A-Jt t
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
T. T. GAYLORD, O. s. Mackenzie, William Eiske
n W ,ckrider, and Strong q Armstrong, Oleye
laud, Ohio; Roberts Samuel, Columbus W. A. Ora
ham, Saudnsky; Carter \ Brother Erie, Pa.
Weayer's Salt Rheum Syrup and Eerate, is sold BY
Churchill Brother. - mae
IT Is KYBUDY'S FRIEND
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NOTICE no BRIDGE BUILD

MOTIUE 70 BRIDGE BUILD
~ Eks--Sealed propoeaia vi b feceiged at the
Udioe Of the tou1iy Aulitor h she tits0r CEeiand,
until y O'Clock d June fth, sol for the caHstruc
ton Of the iolgWins bridges ier The Count q Guy
IslSThs Fisher Bridge over than Iirsr, two
milss northeriy V ChaGrin fsils, c1nslstlng OF
ninety ieet span Of moves Truss ours-s-ruo-
9i-Bridae similar to above eTsr south branch Of
q Oha4rin RiYer AZ Grilifh'4 Mills. ~
sd-tridEe UFer Euclid Or ek at kuclid Filale, con-
gisting Of tive abuinsnts and One span of hfty
sth-Bridgs over Doane's Brook 10 Superior street
Extn,ion, Two abur1nsnts and one slsu Of thir-
s,h-Bridss oyer Doaas'5 Crssk In R6cfport. AZ
rorth Ridge I've abutnenis and one spsn u
forty feet.
NOM Gdune " above. 49,
7th-BrfdFe IN strouFsvils, over RosEy ufrer, near
surTsrrera :, two abutments and spa 81 ATTY
Proposals are inVitrd for The akoFs 0orE. masonry
and aupefetfuctcre separately; and also for iron
sgger1lluctaEs o. shs eiearsat spans, Eiih plans
All Proposals. must be accompspfae with surstiaS
o antor INTO contract shoul Il b accepr and ref
orelce % persons known % The Con missioner
Plans and fpeclhcatioul Of The work may - seeni
aud blank pr poaals may Be obtained % tle county
Auditor's 0floa, en aud after the - oay q Nay
Ths Commissioners invite the subnisslon Of bids,
reserving 70 thtseFes The right % accept or reect
the same, as to thsm tie Intersst1 Of he County
n ol5gT Jf fiu f'orirnissioaors,-
IL. n n Q. HAMklAs, Coaniy tlditOF.
myl11Ef-t1o 'Trrrr
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5tlgGlRtnRs.
lNHI TWELVE YEAKo ACC

lkHI TWELVE YEARS AGO
lOO4 the success Of several medical GENTLE
men In curing disease upon principles IN accordanee
with the great natural laws, induced their establish
ment incorporated Institution under an act Of
the Legislature by the title Of til s GRkfEkBEkG
OOMPANi Of New Yerk. The oOntinHed success Of
pom public confidence, has fully justified the honor
sonirrrsd upon the AssoeiEtion By Legislative, en-
yomp pairing their success with medical academies al
80 chartered By public authority, unsoioitsd test
mandatory notices. IN the leading public Journals
bear witness TO the medical skIll aud high personal
character sf the gentlemen cOnascted With the in
Stitution, thus assuring the public that among tn
many ungorthy advertisers Of the day, fHE GKRF-
EhBERG COMPANY has ever been Gnd will be
reliable and Trustworthy medium Tor the restoration
Of hsalth 20 tne ariie sand all Who are suffering
The principles and practics Of medicine adopted by
this lslltutlon are lucllly set lOrlh IA TIL GREY
ENBBkS MANUAL OF HEALTH, an invalua6l,
medical work, published fer family use, and tn re-
fore sold AZ the nominal price 2 cuts tor which
sum Il is mailed Tree 70 any part o. the country.
The health OF American Wsmen, diseases Of Chill
dren, and the more obscure and chronic corn plants
well as the common diseases incident 20 this coun
try, have received the attention Of this Institution
aud il Is enough 20 they have proved themselves
fully competent for the great trusts which the public
have cOnhded 10 ther skill.
Their series OF MeUicInes embrace sIe7s different
remedies adapted 70 different diseases with minute
cine 10 which We wish 10 call the attention Of the
TIE GRRFENBERG
which is offered q certain IN cases accompa-
MED with ths tOllOWing symptoms IrreguIirlties,
Weakness, Eaiutneasy Deranged Appetite, SalIOW
OomPlexions Pain IN the Back and Kidney, Chils,
Gold Hands and Feet BoRatings, Feverish ness Neu-
rslgia, Pglpitstion Of the Heart, Dizziness GerV-
ousness, Headache, Kestiessness, Disturbed Sleep,
Flushes of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pain IN tbs Spine and between the shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing Of
urino with heat or smarting, Itching, Burning or
Irr tatiOn to ths Uterine organs, Nightmare, Dis
ps II, Mysteries, Anxiety, Red Face, Nervous witch
II Starting, Constipation Irritable Temper Sad
ness, DepraYed Appetite .Flstulence, BlOsted and
OCULAR Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains IN the
Il arine Organs, Nambnsss and Pans IN the Limbs,
Loss Of the Memory, Bewilderment, Soreness III the
Feet. - ~
HOME TESTIMONY:
In this connection we Ousr lew testimonials;
al am Methodist Clergyman, and when On my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases Or which you advertise MarBhalls Ute
riDe Catholieon cure have advised its use and
Is has Effected complete cure wherever il has been
used Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
HARTFORD, Trumbuu Co, o,
hereby certify that have been dealing IN the
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ITO WH0MIF MAY CONCERN.
-Ths following propsrty VII oe seld AZ gHsi,s
Bank street, on SATURDAY, IN 5thf ls6 unis.s prs
viOusy called Tor By owners and charges paa lnets
Corn shelter. marked J. Pitkin, Cleveland, Q;
l Judtou Governor Valve, marked y. Slsgllolu'
lO'''si''41' " Agent Rtiisichsnt's DlSpe:eh.
q Onca--Ho. IN Johnson's msEibe bloski loot oi
River AMI Front stre.ts n.ssO.s.-
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}. H Morley

Q }. H Morley
In Attachment.
and Before G. H. Benhani, q
- Heraford, Justice oi the Pace,
Partnars under firm OF = CisVslaud Ohio.
Hereford Bro. } -f ~. G. -
A N ORDER OF ATTACHMENT
wes issued Ia this action April lst, 1861. for the
sUfa Of uue Hundred and Fiily Dollars, and the
viii be hearing before said Justice ct his
ofhce, in the City Of Of0sEeeud, on the 18th day Of
June, 1861, at O'Clock A. n. -a
d Cleveland, Nay g, lssIsss9 -.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORnER uF COURT.-On the ID day Of July,
1851, At 10 O'Clock A NJ, on the premises. IN the
township Of kast Cleveland. CuyahoEs County Ohio,
will be I'D to the highest bidder, the following de-
q ribad real estateas the Properfy Of C0rusli1 Coax
ley deceased, to Wit Situate in the sa'd township
OF fast ilsgsiand and part 0t lot hn.ls, comusonc-
fnF at the southwest corner Of lot owned bI sam
udf meIlrafh theBce 60 along the cebtreof Cedar
Street y rods 10 a lot known IS the iseat sherman
lot; thence north along the line Of sEid Sherman
lotl7 rods to 9 lot knONn as he Harriet prague
lot; thence east along the said Harriet Sprague lot
. y rods to the northwest corner Of oamuel Nell
Faths lot; thence south along the line Of said Nell
raths lot ~ tods athe plscs Of BEGINNING being
Aad ~ rods Of land be the sae Faore or less
Terms Of sale will be made known on dsy Of sale.
HORACE FORD Executor.
Clsvslanl. Nav 9nfhs .fgfi:5f2 .r
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Iron the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
oephaIBt pills accomplish tbs object for Hhiel
they Alade viE Cure hesdache in all its forms
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TIE snuTHFRH PARP

OF the STATE lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions
while the soil Is admirably adApted 70 he growth o
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from IS =
20 cs per b1shsl than that raised further north
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RICH ROIIIEe PRARR LANDS.

ne deep rich loan of the prairies is cultivated sh
such oddeFfd facility that ths farmers q tae Eaterr
sn1 Middle States are moving % Illinois "a great Nun
bars ne area OF Illinois e about equal % that oi IN
gIand and The son i 30 rich thatis VII suppt twenty
millions Of people ~ -eFl tsr.-..f +
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o, weep for the Chieftain so early cut down,
VINO has gone the dark way to the grave;
Aud aye, let your row be recorded on high,
To conquer in Liberty's eonaict or die.
And, remembering the hero so brave,
To avenge the dark fall Of the gallant zouave
OBERIEN, Nay s0th, 1851. eli.
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EASTERN AND s0UTHERE NARKETA.
IMPLICATION OR CAPITAL.

These lands are contiguous 70 railroad 200 NILE
N length which connects with ether roads and nzVga
BE lakes and rivers thus aording an CON
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IFrom the Democrat, 81 OIoud. Min

TFrom tae Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have teen tested in more than q thousan
cases, with entire success. rsEep ot1l
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-30
Vice President Stephens on the Crisis.


In a speech recently delivered by Vice
President Stephens al Atlanta, he says: q
What is TO take place before the end l
know not. A threatening war is upon us,
made by those who have no regard !or right
We fight for onr homes. our fathers and
mothers, snd wives, brothers, sisters sons
snd daughters, and neighbors! They, for
money! The hhrelings and mercenaries Of
the North ore all hand 10 hand against
you. =tr-
As told you when addressed you &
few days ago, Lincoln may bring his 49,
600 soldiers against US, but seven times
5000 men can never conquer Us. We
have now Maryland and Virginia, and ali
the border States with US. We have Ten
millions of people with us, heart and hand,
. 10 defend u. to the death. We can call out q
million Of people if need; and when they
are cut down we can call out smother, and
still another, until the last man Of the South
finds bloody grave, rather than submit to
their foul diciation. But triumphant VIC
tory and independence, with an unparalleled
ei career of glory, prosperity and progress,
awaits US in the future. God is on our
side, and who shall be against us9 None
but His omnipotent hand can defeat US in
this struggle. 81
A general opinion prevails that WASH
ington is 10 be attacked. On this subject
/ can only say, our object i, peace. We
wish no aggression on ones rights, and
will make none. But if Maryland secsdes
the District Of Columbia falls 10 her by re-
vsrsionsry right-ths same as sumpter to
South Carolina, Pulaski to Georgia, and
Pickens to Florida. When we have TO
fight we will demand the surrender Of
Washington, just as we did in the other ca
.es and will enforce our demands at every
hazard and at whatever cost And here
let me say that our policy and conduct
from the first has been right, md shall be
to the last. / glory In this consciousness
Of our rec,ituae.
Troops are quartered in the Capitol, who
are defacine its walls and ornaments with
grease aud filth, like a set of vsndal
hOrdss. The nex Senate chamber has
been converted into kitchen and quarters
cooking and sleeping apparatus having
actually been erected and placed in tina,
elegant apartment. The Patent Office is
converted into soldiers barracks, and Is
ruined with their filth. The Postoffioe de-
par.ment i. made storehouse for barrels
Of -four and bacon. All the departments are
appropriated 10 base uses and dsspoiled Of
their duty. by those trsacherous and de.
structive enemies Of eur country. Theil
filthy spoilations of the public buildings and
works Of art at the capitol, and their prep.
nration to destroy them are strong sviden-
denses to my mind that they de not intend
to hold or defend the place, but TO abandon
it after having despOilsd and laid it In ru.
ms. Let them destroy it-saysge lIke-if
shey will. We will rebuild it. We will
make she structure more glorious. Phe
niz-lske, new and more substantial struc-
lures will rise from its ashes. Planted o.
new, under the auspices Of our superior in.
stiiuiisn, it viii live and flourish through.
OH. all ages.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-30

A BEAUTIFUL PlcTURE.-The man who
stands upon his own soil, who feels that by
the laws of the land in which he lives, by
the laws Of civilized nations he is.the right
fnl and exclusive owner OF The lanl which
he tills, is by the constitution Of our nature
under wholesome influence. not easily i'm
bibed by any other source. He feels other
things being equal, more strongly than an.
other the character Of man who is the
lord Of an inmate world. Of,his great and
Wonderful sphere, which, fashiOned.by the
nand Of God, and upheld by his power, is
polling through the heavens part Of his
his from the'ees,es tethe sky. 1t is the
space On which the generation before him
moved in its round of duties, aud be feels
himself connected BY visible link with
these whs follow him, and TO whom he 10
to transmit q home. Perhaps his farm has
come down to him from his fathers. They
have gone 10 their last home; but he can
ssaee their last footsteps over the scenes Of
his daily labors. The roof which sheltered
him was reared by them TO whom he owed
his being. Some interesting domestic
tradition is connected with every inclosure.
The favorile fruit tree was planted by bis
fathers hand. He sported in boyhoed be-
side the brook which still winds through
the meadows. Through the field lies the
path to the village school Of earlier days.
lie still hears from his window the
voice of the Sabbath bell, which called his
father 10 the house Of God; near at hand
i. the spot where hi, parents laid down 10
rest and where, when his time has ooms
he shall be laid down BY his children
Tbese are tas feelings of the owners Of The
soil. Words cannot paint them; they flow
out' Of the deepest fountains Of the heart,
hey are. tbs liis-spriags Of fresh, healthy
and generous naiisraisch character Edward
Everett go