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YrslLAsrI, MloH., Jan. IA, 1861.
Mr. SPALDlNG

VI r SPALDING.0 Z ~ ~ 80
SIR: ~ w 44 ". L4
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Pills or the cure OF the Nervous Headache and :os
tiveness. and received the same, and they had so
good an effect that wasinduced to sendfer more
Please send by return mail, Direct to
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had arrived there with sappers and miners, and
a corps Of flying artillery and IL pieces; and
the railroad and locomative workmen to attend
to the repairs on the railroad and machinery.
HARRIsBURG, April 26.-A large number Of
Virginans have arrived here. mostly from Far
fax county, escaping rather than take the test
oath OF imprisonment. They say fully h'teen
thousand armed troops are in Virginia.
Perfect security is now ielt at Washington
Provisions plenty. The Pswnee is safe.
PHILADELPHIA, April 26.--A private letter
from Baltmoee says that the city IS quiet again.
that troops are passing from Annapolis 70
Washington without interruption; that there
seems to be no desire or intention to interfere;
that the conservative sentiment is Predomina-
ting again, and that all feel more hopeful OF
peace 10 day. -. .-.- as
LOUISVILLE, April ga proposition has
been made by the Governor Of Kentucky to the
Governor of Ohio, that the Governors ofthe
Border Statas propose to the United States
Government TO become arbitrators between the
contending par les in the present difficulties
Seizure of nOrtiIcrn vessels. 5r-
! PERRTsvILLE, April 26. Five Maine timber
men, ordered out OF Virginia, passed bere They
report that three schooners Gen. knoX Vle'o-
ry and Georgia, Of Maine, were seized in Pakum-
ka River, Virginia. Cannon were placed aboard
| the General Knox and the Sc ,eSsion flag hoisled.
! The Maine men were ordered to leave on sat
urdav, by Col. Lee, and were placed unher guard.
! They obtained pass from Governor Letcher,
out of the State. They were interrupted Ire
quently. Being intercepted bv troops at Bal'i-
more, they appealed to General Trmble person
ally, who expressed regret that the travele rs
were nterered with, and protected their de-
parture.
Intelligent men from Baltimore express con-
fidence that secession will be overruied.
The Suns leader Of to day is regarded as q
most favorable symptom OF the index OF future
events
A gentleman declared publicly in Barnum's
Hotel, that the secession flag will not be allow
I ed to remain in that city but 'ew days.
Most indisputable evidences have been re-
ceved to- night of reaction in the public senli-
ment Of Baltimore. a
PHILADELPHIA April 25.-The Baltimore Sur
says, on the authority Of private dispatch, tha
the report Of fighting at Pckens is incorrect
The latest msil advces liom th3re were to thu
seventeenth.
New YoRK April 25.-Aspecial dispatch t.
the New York Herald, from Hayre De Grace
the 25th, saws that Southern troops are hourly
expected to appear on Georgetown heights A
special train is now constantly running from
t Annapolis 10 Washington
pEnRYsvILIE, April 25-6 P, M,-Many Bal
tlmoreans who just arrived here represent in
tense excitement there. Money IN large amount
has been raised, and large bodies Of military ar
drilling. Rifles are distributed among the cti
zens and will be fired from private houses il tn
: troona attemnt to 90 through.
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PHILADELPHIA. April 26.-'rhe Baltimore
american has been received by express. IL has
letter dated at Annapolis yesterday, anpounc-
ing he arrival Of the Baltic, Coaleucalcos, CO.
lumbia r. r, Cuvler, Ariel, Harriet Lane, Bos-
ton Mafvisnd and tug from llavre de Giace
with 5000 New York and Pennsylvania troops.
The Massachusetts and New York Regiments
marched for Washington on Wednesday.
A letter says the Consultation was to sail
for the mouth Of the Patapsco to blockade the
port of Baltimore. L
A second detachment Of 5000 men were to
move from Annapolis. The troops march from
there to Washington
The Railroad lacities in possession Of the
Government are being used for the transporta-
tion of stores and provisions, of which large a.
mounts are reported to be going forward
So far no armed opposition to the troops is
reported.
The officers of the Baltimore aud Ohio Bail
road yesterday received dispatches per their
telegraph, at the Annapolis junction. which
announced that large body of IT, S. troops
were on their way to Washington, and were
passing along at an ordinary time step, without
mOlestation. ~ ST ataE
New York, April pa gentleman from
| Washington via Relay House and Wheeling, 4re,
ports that the secessionists have planted bat.
terry Of four guns at llarper's Ferry, command
ing the bridge. 1aains are stopped and exam
iBed, and the road for a mile was lined with
soldiers At Wheeling strong Unon feeling
prevails; $500 men were under arms
HARBIsBURG, April 25.--Passengers arrived
| here by the Northern Central Road, say all IL
quiet in Baltimore. All'the wholesale houses
are closed. All clerks ever fourteen years old
were required to en St Many were leaving
tile city in Consequence. Five cars arrived al
ChambaIsburg filled with families fleeing from
Baltimore Baltimore money len per cent be.
low per there. g2 .G2G
Election progressed quietly Yesterday and nc
opposition to Southern Rghts's ticket.
! W eH if& ---- &32a @F$ Ew eg6-4
HAvRE DE GRACE, April 25.--A heavy mai
was sent TO Washington to- day by express
A freight train was seized at Slemmer's Run
loaded with provisians, said Ior the Massachu
sets sth regiment. sBaltimoreans has sezet
the Bremen ship Admiral, loaded for Liverpool
No Washington news received, travel being in
| terrupted. sa as9 as reese Is
| ----J % l3ags5 es -
a3 Or Rumor from an authenticl source reached
Bfazosafhatthe Mexicans are getting up anoth hcl
Guerilla warfare against citizens on the Rit
Grande above Brownsville. gtTbe town Of Rom,
had been pillaged and burnt, and Many Amer
can families murdered y sBrownsyile has ais
been threstened en- k .as Asasaga ave-
a number Of Federal troops have left Texas
About sthousand b rsmain there and are abund
lantly supplied with provisions and means
transportation. The number In the vicinity o
n, VI. l. 1 - fA<tf w 4 Z
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PEnRYsv1L1E, April 25-6 P. M.-Many Bal
tlmoreans who just arrived here represent in
tense excitement there. Money IN large amounts
has been raised and large bodies oimilitary are
drilling. Rifles are distributed among the citi-
zens and will be fired from private houses il the
troops attempt to so through,
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AS soon as the above named companies are
commissioned, additional Regiments will be or
ganized so as 10 meet the requirements of act
OF the General Assembly now pending, and such
further acquisitions as Shall be made upon Ohio
by the President Of the United States for ad-
ditional troops.
1t is proper to notice in this order the prompt
ness with which the Regiments thus lar organ.
lied have been filed and the readiness with
which citizens of all sections have devoted
themselves to the pubic service.
The troops now in camp at the several rem
devious, or drilling in quarters, for active duty
will supply nearly eight additional Regiments
When it is remembered that the requistior
| of the President was dated on the 18Th nstant t
and received on the l7th, it will appear tba
the Ohio Militia have not proved unworthy o
the confidence of the Government and nation
| II. B. CARRlNGTON, I,
| Adiu,ant. Geneaal.
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| From the Examiner. Norfolk, Va %
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New YoRK April 25.-Aspecal dispatch to
the New York Herald, from Hayre De Grace
the 25lh, says that Southern troops are hourly
expected to appear on Georgetown heights A
special train is now constantly running from
Annapolis 10 Washington.
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New York, April24.-- Several steamers sail
ed last night and.to day with troops for various
points. Our Eth regiment have arrived in Wash
ington. ar
1t is stated that the secessiouists have erect
ed batteries two miles below Mt. Vernon and
at Indian Head, twenty miles lower down the
Potomac.
y general order from General Scott, dated
1arll inst, extends the military district Of Wash
ington to Delaware. and Pennsylvania, under
Major General Patterson. who is ordered to post
the volunteers of Pennsylvania all along the Rail
1oad from Wilmington to Washington, in suii
cient numbers to protect the railroad and tele-
graph.
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! OF Gov. Medary says in his paper Of Thurs
day: aa @ c 2 AS afp5
The army will soon be large enough to de
inand its own wants, and popular enough to
enforce them through public sentiment DiE
fer AZ we may about the war, we are all for the
army made up rom our neighbors, and from our
! own iiresides. fS sTis aw .Y6H RaigH
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special Order 40. 30.

6 GENERAL HEAD QUARTERS, AD'T GEMS OFFICR
April %, 1e6l.
The following will be the organization Of In
hntry REGIMENTS numbers three Cd four a.
eleven Ql,) twelve (12) and thirteen tl3.
THIRD REGIMENT.
Governors Guards, Capt. Marrow A.
I" Wing-B.
Urbana, Capt. Corwin-C.
Springfield, Capt. Vanda-D.
GAINESVILLE, Capt. Abbott-E
Montgomery Guards, Capt. Turney-F
Newark, Capt McDougal-G. ' O.
Coshocton, Capt. McLane-H.
Coshocton, Capt Irwin-I.i
WellSville, Capt. Balni-K.
FOURTH REGIMENT. -
Knox Guards, Capt. Andrews-A
Union Guards, Capt. Banning-B'
Delaware Guards, Capt. Crawtord-C.
Hardin Company, Capt. Herse-D.
Grvea Guards, Capt. McMillen--E.
Canton zouaves, =.
Hardin Company, Capt Csntwell--G.
Marion Capt Gilmer--H.
Olentangy Guards, Capt, POWELL:
Marion Company, Capt Brown-K.
ELEVENTH REGIMENT.
Dayton, Capt. Chds--A.
Darke county, Capt. DeFreezes-B.
" :" Frezell-C.
Miami Guards, Capt. Colemau-D.
Coyington Blues, Capt Langston-E
Miami Guards, Capt. Johnson-F.
/ Dayton :" +" Nolan-G.
Miami Guards (" Drury-H.
Darke county, Cramer--I,
/ F" Stone-K.
TWELFTH REGIMENT.
Warren Guards, Capt. Wallace-A.
" Williams-B.
Clermont company, Capt. McMeachy-C
Green " 4" Lowe--D.
Galloway-E.
University Rifles Dodd--F.
Middletown company, Capt. Hill-G.
Ripley company, Capt. Ammon-H.
." White-I.
Highland company, Capt. S,oan-k.
/ THIRTEENTH REGIMENT.
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LOUISVILLE, April 25.--A proposition has
heen made by the Governor Of Kentucky to the
Governor of Ohio, that the Governors ofthe
Border Statas propose to the United States
Government TO become arbitrators between the
contending par les in the present difficulties.
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SPRUCE CREEK. HUNTINGDON Co.. Pa,
January ID, 1861. ="
H. C.. SPALplNG
SIR:
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JNO. 3 SlMONS.
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HAERIsBuRe, April 2G-We learn from Alex.
andria that the town is bristling with bayone is
and cannons. Churches are occupied with troops
from the surrounding country. 1t is rumored
that Gov. Letcher refused to allow the navga,
ton of the Potomac to he interrupted also di.
recting troops on the border to act on the de.
lensiye and make no aggressive movements
against Federal forces or to aid Maryland
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From the Advertiser, Providence. r.. 1. 5
The tjephalic Pills are said to be remarkablyt
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PHILADELPHIA April 25.-The Baltimore San
says, on the authority OF private dispatch, that
the report of fighting at Plekens is incorrect.
The latest msil adyices (iom th9re were to the
seventeenth. ...
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New York, April GA large and enthusi-
aStic meeting OF British residents was held last
night, and a movement made 70 equ;pa British
volunteer regimeht
deputation of 20 Indians has arrived to ten.
der 800 warriors Of the Sioux and Chippewa
Indians to the President.
1t is reported from Havre de Grace that an
attack is threatened on Fort McHenry before
Saturday night 1t is said lift is done the city
will be bombarded.
large rumber Of cannon are stationed at
Perryville, to fire upon HavIe De Grace should
Maryland troops make their appearance to day
as apprehendcd.
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BELLE VERNON. OHIo, Jan; Is, 1861.
HENRY C. SPALDING, Esq So h~sses..
Please find enclosed twenty five cents, for which
send me another box Of your Cephalic Pills. They
are truly the best Pills have ever tried. .---~aa
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HAvERroRD, Pa, Feb. g. 1861.
Mr.. SpALDING.
SIR:
] wish you to send me one more box fvour
Crphaic Pills, have received great deal OF benz
eft from them.
Your, respectfully,
MARY ANN S rOIKHOUSE.
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Henry G.. SPALDlNG,
No laSslin.lnr 81 N

6arA REYNoLDspuRG, FRANKLIN Co, oaio,
January g. 1861
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n WAsONVlLLE, LoNN., Feb. ., IdbI
Mr.. SPALDTNG. .E sata
SIR: s. ,l-ss sal -sElr.- s e-
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4 ISOtfd"t
american, Of Baltimore, is received 1t is ru
mored that the government has deta hment o.
troops protecting the workmen who are repair
ing lie bridges on the PhiIadeIpiia RaiIroad
esst.of The Susquehanna pier. 1t viii be open
for mails aud travel only.
1t is believed that a quorum ofthe Legisla-
ture canno assemble OF Fredrick on Friday.
The banks are preparing to issue small notes
70 he authorized by the Legislature. a
A schooner from New York, towed by tug
was brought to by shot from Fortress Monroe
which went through the tug. The cargo was
seized II consisted ofmilitary stores for Vir
ginia, and fuII Light Aatillery battery.
The Petersburg Va, Etpress. says there are
10000 troops at Riefmonh, 1000 at ETarper's
Ferry. and $500 at Norfolk, including $50 from
Georgia. -n2
It IS stated that jeff DAVIS viii not issue let
tors Of maf1ue until after the meeting OF his
Congress on the 29th.
PHLApg1rHIA, April 25.--The Railroad Co
IS using lis utmost endeavors to repair the
bridges destroyed on tIleir road, so as to have
the regular route to Washingte open.
The city cotmcil has raised the warapprobri
alton from $4,000 to.S25o,o00. s3.a'9 we
PHlLADEIpafA, April 25.--Thefe Is aproba
b,lity o. the re opening 81 t,avelto and iron
/ Washington, BY order Of General Scott.
Il is reported that over two thousand South.
ern troops arrived at Norfolk Tuesday. Then
stinahonisa secret 59J
| Every eudsayor has been made By the author
titles o, Balimore to permit ho re opening 0
telegraphc communication. but unsueces fully
Itis said the rnwor that Union men are or.
lderod away from Baltimore, Is untrue: n fhey
keep very quiet they are not intDriefed with
4 i5rf
IHAvhE De GaAoE. April 2f.--Tho passenger
| train from the Camden station lsft for WASH
sion Of near Annapolis Junction, and had beer
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special Order No. lOs.

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BY order Of Commander,in Chief.
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BEVERLY, NJ IS Dec. IL, 1860.
II C. SPALDTNG. Esq. I'd. 4Ffss-R I'd n
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my custome $. If you have anything OF the kind,
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PHILADELPHIA April % The latest news
from Anna7ois states that the road is open to
Washington.
There is no confirmation Of the reported at.
tack on Fort Pckens, but the rumors continue
70 receive credence.
The Portsmouth, IVA. } Transcript Of Tuesday
says dispatches received last night state that
Picken5 was taken by the Southern troops with
the loss oi twenty FIVE hundreds men.
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'T>KUSTEE'S SALE-Whereas, on the LIST dsv
i Of juno, A. D., 1859, James Long and Anna
Long, his vito, executed unto Robert d. Congdou
~ 1rustee,a csrsain deed Of Trust, conveying
TO said Trustee the land in Sect county, lows.
described rs follows, to-wit: Tho south east
quarter ~ Of section nsmbsr two e, J in town
ship number seventy nine (7y,) north Of range
four IT. east Of tho 5th r. NJ, containing one
huDdr ID and sixty (l6O) acres Of land Viii i
said conveyance was made by the said James Long
and Anna Long, his wife, for the Iurposc Of SO.
curing tho payment Of two certain promi.sory
notes and the interest thereon, signed BY ra,d
James Long, dated the lst day Of June, A. D.,
1898, and payable - follows: One for one hun
dred aad eighty dollars, payable on the first day
Of Decen Der. 1889. and one for one thousand one
hundred dollars, payable on the first day Of June.
1850, to the order u William H. Peters with in
tcrcst 1t ten Per cent. per snnum.
Anu now said last mentioned nots having becom
due and payable, and tho said James Long having
failed opay the same, Robert D. Congdon, Trustee
- aforesaid, do hereby i've this public notice. that
by virtue Of the power, which IL il me vested ~
said Decd d TsustI will IN Th tho 1sth day
If February, AD.l0s1 Ut the hour oftwo O'Clock Il
the sftsrDo0a 81 sajd day, ~ the Court House
4oos, " the city 81 Davenport, expose and offer
Cor sale, IT public suction. the Parcel Of land
above dsscSibcd, or . much thereof ~ shall
Be necessary = satisfy cpd pay the amount Of said
note, with the interest thereon 10 the day Of
sale, together with the costs and expe uses
offending said sale costs q this notss and Trus-
tees fees.
Dated the 4th day of February. A. D.. 1861.
r. u. CONGDON,
fry5] Trustee.