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aution.

n ha. t--sn estimated that over Tee Hssdr'd
TA5ssasi IlaNirs ate p,ia o. .windhng quscAs
annually, 90 New EngLani al'ne. without aHy b'H.
AZ a. those Who pay It,. Most ofth's -nH comes
icon . chs. II l,c,son. Who are the least able 10
l,.s II. lot oacr paid iAsy cas s,r'r E'i baet
aad The, a,e campcllci 10 'aaer the stung IN -.
lenc.. MT d,tiag 10 expose the cheat Tor Ear II
.rr-..t.g fis-,ssir'. AZ this cnncs ifom Trusting,
,lfAssf ,-g..rs. TO men sh, ar ahkc destitute -
hon.s, chstaetcr. and skil, aud whose cSly ~
eaasm,ni ai,on - their own tslsc ani rNira'sg'ni
asa f5as IN prais- 81 themselves u, thstrtsrc
,ou ~oah s,si5 tsiss Asa'ssS'i, take 80 mae
~n,d. 49,. afisi sAf hs yrsfs-s'ass ar'. t-d MANI
INQUIRY ;--it will cusI 800 o"ihing, aud may
.,,s ,ou man, rcgvt., Zoe, =. ad'ert'sins ply
.ssi.n- ~ uiu- cases 0sl ct tea are bars', there
!. as .aist, "a trusting asE ~ h'~, uale.s ,ou
kn1s 80 an E,ai the, afr.
r3.~pf. N. will send TETT. b, ,nclr.,ng one
.tsmp a. ais,,e. q ratn,hlst oa DISEASES OF
WOMEN, AMI oa Prpsfs D,ssas's srp''sil,, CIV
All. tall tniufrt.tion, Fh ~ raasi sstssttsf r'f''-
,afss aa4 f,,ii5 a,as. ~,thuut ~h'ch no ad'ctiis.
az ph,.ir,an ut iastcisr II the k,nd - dsscr'.
,a. .iNNY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
- O,Jcr. T., mail p'u.Hp,y attended to-
Mut- Nouf adde's Tilisiy, and iucct 10 Dk.
MNrri>uN, as above.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TuE MrsIK Rptk, The frs, rlae in vogue
in France was the sO-called pillar ride OF
ThOuveniu. but the invention OF Mime Is
one which has practically re'Ola'ionired the
Ere arm. Of the present day. The improve
men,s made by Mr.. MIME are confined al
mos, wholly to the form OF the projec,ile,
and have very little references to that OF the
Gun out Of which !, !. fred.
The hall 10 Of an oblOus-eOnieal form,
something like an acorn without ITS cups;
hut instead Of beng solid. this cone Is hOl.
lowed out At the base INTO cup-hke form.
The advantages Of this form Of rrOjec,ile are
that /, Offer les resistance 10 the air than
n round ball would. and that having il.
csntre Of gravity in 10. foremost part, 1t has
no tendency to turn over in it's flight; but
IL, chiei merit. in a military point 81 view.
!. tina, with Il the rife can he loaded As
easily A. the ordinary smooth bored gun.
the forcin. Of the ball into the grooves o.
the barrel being elected BY the explosion Of
the sun-povdsr. and no, by tho ramrod.
Tn. form Of the ride proper to these con-
icAl missiles iiaers bu, very little from those
used with the old spherical bolk;, except
,ha, thres-erOoved rifle has superseded the
old too grcovcd gun; and !, !. siill an un'
..tiled question whether four groove would
no, be better than three. With this weap'
on the soldier can make better practice at
Eve hundred. or even one thousand yards,
than he could with the old muske, at one
hundred or two hundred yards.
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UUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANODYNE.

Thu, great Ncur,l:ic R-nrd, ,nd Naiuu
Opiac call. ff special altrntion 'nd inirr-st. bs>
10. Zee ~ OPIUM. ot preparations Of Opium. 90
81 aoy ba, ~. -tririly vegetable 90 medical prop.
.fi,.. Foo Ncura 60. Rhruupiism. ,iout. Tooth
Ache ani E,t Ache, spinsl coppLinis, Heed
IN, 81 Lang. 90 stomach. Rose H., Fever,
C.srrh, and al miaof NrT,ou. Comphinis.
10, I.p.. Il Sleep. Chronic oS NeTvou. Head.
ache. IL he. NJ rqual, and To- which We odet tee
timanal. from uuiouh,rd sources
For Dctium rtrmcn, 1t i.a Sur, Remedy.
Tnr Bosei Complaints, inrludisg Cholera
NnTin.. q .. splcnd,dy adapted. ~ 'Spt oalN ~.
moving the paln. but acting q. physics great
contrast With Opium. which no, oaly cop,tipIic.
anddfug. ihe,,.tsm, bot maize. the remedy worse
than Ih. disease.
From phy.ici,n. Ne ask attention. AMI on de-
msnd Formuh. O, TRIAL ilou~. will L. .sut. dc.
,eEping IN the hnodync az Opisir ~aioh ha.
long i-rn wanted, aud 80 the Cough Remedy
such q. ,c.i entirely on one ceatu,l prnciple.
From inSslid. wr ask correspondence iof
Psmphle'. or cNphat'on, w,Ihoul postage.
stamps"
rric,.-lar,e Cough Remedy, 81 per hottie.
I'll, kn.l,ue "a
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Real Estate for Sale!

T'IINr VALUABLE PROPERTY situated IN
/ the village of AnduVrT tofutf kH"Wn -. The
Cfoekeu ~siaie. Formerly owned and "'sup''d w
the late levi. Crockett and y. u. fu'A'u. sHi
mote I.crntl, ~ the ate ~. :. \ Al'n, and at
ptr.,at oc,upicd l., Nathan pir,s'r. The prop
sr, cua.i.t. ut about sixteen acre. 81 'rn supe-
rior land. With pearl, new 'iot'cd house. la'lt
aud hu,.hcd IN the mo.i superior mahncf, With .
good ,nd ~sll.6n,,hsd bain, about 20 b! - lcci'
ani suitable uuihuidiugs.
Al.o, the Tavern stand adjoining, ,n,l the store
an lot on which i.and.. on the opposite ''ds Il
the road.
The above property will ~ ."A Nv : apple.
C,r soon, and terms Of ys,tnsnt made easy.
For particulars 'nlu,Ic Of ih" 'u'..,ls,' 81
AniaSrt CoTn@t. L.. 4. AILtN'
Andr,er, sept. i.t.ls6O.
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LEvIiI~o FTTTTS AcEEs OF FoSrsr rEErS
At SiNGLE SrkoEE. Referring to the for
midahlc nature Of the deisnee- Of Washing.
ton, and their constant augmentation, a
correspondent, OF the Philadelphia Ledger
remarks that two WceksASo Alexandra was
sheltered Nv sitccn acres Of wood /. but three
thousand men. IN a short time. removed this
green handage from TIRE eyes IN = novel way.
The aIeman cut the trees only On one side,
having them with just enough q tie body
u keep them upright, when the Utmost
verge was reached. the largest trees were
cut. aud falling. swept the entire fifteen
acre. With one stroke. These lap are all
Sharpen q, and pre.en, no-, formidable
appearance.
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importing Houses,
xAyTBI xerIevs,

IN q,nt,ie.,by fhe do'en OF 'inslc oae.
Watch Gh.se. sni material. ior Watch makers
will bc furnished cheaper than they canbe l,ngh'
IN Portland. ~ shor. people had better eau o"
him ,ni save money.
Everthin, warranted to h. shat Il Is sold for.
liz n,ulto -. "Iionc-ty !. the beet policy and
IN. most sure e. -uccrcd AW so'k entrusted
to him will H. done according - contract, and
warranted good.
lie would like To acc anyi saiche. that have
been spoiled b, inexperienced wnrkmen, a"d ~
he dua't make them perform well there vii IL M
,h,tge. The sane with clocks.
Plain watch movement. sill II fall lewelled
whcn required. sni go,d qu'rt'st ~ verge sairhc.
Viii be- altered io Lever E'c'I~m-nls at hf
price. Chmaomeist hal,ncc' Inserted IN watches
that have plain lssnccs: and hnally nnNih'ns
that !. required 20 h. done ~ watch or eLrA,
will 10 donc al hi. .hop.an warranted To L. done
~ workm,nlik- manner.
wosk solicited lrom other valchmnkcn, Which
will b. done ~ , tar d'-coani.
Jcwclry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly Executed,
rFCs.hpaiG Tor old Gold and Silver.
nIruIL Hut. 1861. ID
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~ hsfb1fing or trustiag Esther Ana, my wife,
oa NY aroonni, az shs has iii NV hoase without
cause and shall pay dsb,. o, her Contracting.
GAIus a. SWAN.
woodstock, August IL. IssI.
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Fro- "a, D,~opai. NJ CiOsf, Mas.
n you are, or have be,n uoob'e'i Nth The bead
ache. .end ior box. tCcphalic Pills,l % that
,o. ma, ha,, them in ease u attack.
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ISos tls idrofis,r, Prorid,sc,, n. T.
The Csphslir Pill- ar. said Ia b. = remarkably
,dreI,ye remedy ior the headache, and one 81 the
very hest Tor that very frequent compliant which
hs. ever h-en discovered.
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FSoa ~, ETir-v, No,t5g. "a.
Csphslic Pill. accomplish the obJ"ct ior ~hirh
they we're made. via; eufe Of headache ~ all ~.
ioms,
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Treasurcr's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.
ThTAsukN OrptcF.
A---.- L. - I..N

INEAsuhN brftCF.
Au.u.ta. Az. ~. lS6l.
nURSuANr o. chap. o. SECT. - Of the Re
weed >uituts., Will, ~ the state rfci'ury
Once. "a Augusta. on the ilti IA, of September
neat. at n u'cl'ck On the tenoon, sell .nd cua-
W, b, deed 10 the highest b,dst. all the ,ntrrrst
81 the State iu the trct. Il hnl hereinafter de-.
cr,bei, Nips IN un,ucOfpuTa'rd townships, the
.aii tracts having h.-n i.fi-itri - thr state i1r
state aNe- ant couniy uNr,, ccriihed I" the
Ifstsufvf 81 state.
The 49, ant Conveyance Il each tract viii be
mode subject o. a right ~ he Owner oT part Osn
-, whose .hi. have i-eu tTsiisd, To redeem the
same "a al, tim slthia one year after the sale
by paving 80 lriisfing 10 Oh, purchaser his pro-
pof,iou OF What the patchass, paid therefor at The
saI~ Nth interest At the rate II t~enly per cent.
per aauam lfom the lim~ q sal-, snd one dollar
hs ryls 49,. &c such owner may redeem his iuIef-
e-g b, ts,,,ng a. ailrvsaid 10 the Treasurer ct
STATE, a. provided "a Cspter d Section 30 Of the
Revised Statutes.
No tract, however, I'LL ~ soh AZ price w..
THAI the tell suouut ,u- th-f-'u Zoe su'h unps'd
>Jts and yuuuty taNss, iu,stvst sui eusi, a. dee
tttbsI 90 the ioll1s,ug .rh-,ial-;
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Fop "a, ETfIizr. Norf5ii, Va.
They have bcrn tested "a more THAI thousand
ases, with entire success
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gooR BIND IN & .

W. V pull in,itr IN person. Who have hooh
BINDING u - done, io g,Nc ~ cal. We
hs,, rNrsA FlcItirir,. aud csnwauantst'
i.hciloa.
=. ". n,ILrr, IS JAW, Norr'.
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IA single bottle Of sPALDINGs PREPAR
Ed GLUE will save ten time. IL. oos, annually
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE THE PIECES

SAVE THE PIECES.
Economy, Dispatch
- SiiisA ~ h@s saws Nas ="
a. accident. Will happen, even 80 the b-,t' reg
ulsied families, IL !. very desrabe TO have some
cheap ADD convenient way for repairing iurniiurs'
sPAIDING's PREPARED GLUE,
meet, al such smeTgenc,es, and no h""'.hot'
e,n Afford 10 he without IL. IL - al~als ready
and 90 10 the sticking point. .
!. USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
MA bru,h accompa mics each otile'-
p,,se Is cents. Address,
HENRY q. sPALDlNG.
No. - Cedar ST., New.York.
CAUTION.
A, eer,ain unpsincipled persons are attempting
IN palm 81 on the unsu'pseting public. limitations
Of INV psepawd Glue. would caution al pe'.or'
10 examine before purchasing, and see that the
fall uame,
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
10 on the outside wrapper; all others are '~'"
ding ecus's,isiis.
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Ngenlr iv' Wv iha 'H''
TnE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS 90
SPA l. DIN G'S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
Win oon,incr al who suffer Gom
HEADACHE.
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH
A, ,L,,, i,,f,,s-,si. 49,, s-,ohoi,4iy W. SPal.
d,... iA,y aFo,f ssyss,fsSaii' p'oaf y h'
.Ssasy s'fl,Usiy 'o,'silhe '''''ay.
Ma.ou,ile. Conn, Feb. 8. 1851.
Mr. spalding,
Sir:
Ihave iried your Ccphalie Pills, and I he
ii,n % v,il that want yoa 10 seni me to DOL
lar. worth more.
Part ofihe.e ATE Tor the peighbor., % Nhom !
gave a lev of the fret b"N cot from you.
scnd the Pin. by wall, and obligr
Your ol.i,en, ~srvani.
JAMES kENNEDY.
IIaverord, Pa. Feb. 6. is6l.
Mr.. spalding.
Sir!
I wish ,ou a. send me one more hnS ~ your
Ceph.lc Pi.. Aar, rcGf'i r'sai lea! 4
t,a,m jfg.n il'n.
Your. respectfully.
MARY AM STOIkIlOlSE.
spruce CrrsI. IIuntusioa CO., Pa.,l
January u, l-"i,
II. &. spald,ng.
Sir:
yoa will please .sad me i~o boNe' of your
Cephalio Pills. s-od them Immediately.
Essp-ctinI, ,ovr.,
yNO. u. StNONS.
P.s. Asr, r',d o-' hoI u yis' C'pAah'
Pi', sHd fsd ih'~ 'Ir'i!'ai.
Bells ysrnpp, OHIO. Jan. Is, ls6i.
Iienc e. spaulding. Esq.
Please Gni. enclosed tssnty hve cents, &c
which .end me aaothsr lis of C~phahc Pills.
TA.y o., f'~iy fhs bssi Isiis Ihi,s 49, i,''d,
Direct \. SLOWER, T.. VI.
belle Vernon. Wyndour Co, -.
Beverly. Mass. dee. II, i-6o.
". y. ~pralhng, isl'
I wish lor some circulars or large show bills.
20 bring YOUR Ccphilic Pill moe particularly
before NV customers, n you have lNth'1g 81
the kind. plc,.e --nd me.
On- Of NV customer, who y sulysci 10 severe
.eys,. sitk Headache, tu.ually la.ting Two da'')
uds cured ofa. aHisl ~ Ao.r ~ ne Nc y yIs'
PaI. which sent hrr
Respectfully Yours,
". u. WILKES.
Reynoli.Sillc. franklin Co., Ohio.l
January y, ls6l.
IIsnry C.'spsld,ng,
No. q Cedar It New YoIk.
Dear Sir;
InrL.sd 6nd twrnty tive cents, ior ~hirh srnd
10, of q" Crphahc Pili." S-nd 10 adIrss. Il
Rev. wm. q. Filler, Reynot'bnrs, fnnAln
Co., Oh,o.
Yg., P,R, syrt ne ehirr-cys H,Idi'A'
ALMOST ,.HaAIU. Tuly Nour.,
WM. &. FILLER.
Yp.iha,i, Mich. Jan ~. is6l.
Mr.. spaldins
Su;
Not long since sen, tp you for box n Ceph.
al;c Pin. l,s the cure of the Nsr'pu. Headache
and Co.i,sene.s, add received the sane. aud
Ihey had 90 good sn effect that was 'nineed %
..nd lor more.
please return BY mail. Direct
A.R. WHEELER,
lpsilanti, Mich,
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Oxford White Lead.

WYE ate having pot up ~ ito cans the also'e
w band oil LEAD, cNptcssl, ior sur Own trade.
THIS n,iclc We warrant 10 h. superior To an.t h'ns
~ the market at the same piece.
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SING e RS
SEWING MACHINES.


TN all the leading branches d manuf.c turing 10.
dus,ry. the gr,a, practical superiority Of Sing
st's Sewing Machines 4, fact established he.
You'd di.paie. No tailor, shoe manufacturer,
cioihier, seam.t'c.s, dress.miker, saidler, car.
riag- trimmer, hat m,nul,eturor, 81 :. e,n shor Il
To DO without them.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR,
4. only fair avcrag. Of the actual prof, TO lie
derived from the use IL ooe of the.. mschiues,
aud Tor confirmation 81 this truth, We refer 10 any
one of an. iho.-,aj. who u-- them. They are
adapted to every ,ou Of wo'k. 6ne or coarse.
mn. .iIk, cotton, linen ot wooden fabrics, also.
lish, and heavy leather. They never fail To give
Satisfaction
To meet the growing jemanj br a smaller and
uor, elegs. machine Zoe private aud hou-ehold
pupo..., We have ju.t ptohuocd and are ready
q receive orders Zoe singe''.
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Which i,ihe ma., compact and beautiful Sew.
in, Machin. ever cnn.,rIc tod. II ~ ofnsmon,ed
In the highest style Of the art. and all who see u
are delighted with IL. Il makes the improved
inlerlockci stitch. add 10 capable 81 d'ns
grraisr variety of wofk ~ better style than any
ether Sewing Machine ever offered i1r iam'ly
purposes.
u !. not subject To the Objection OF using twice
too much thread. and making nve'ling seam,
Ike the Grover 4 Baker; norris u conhned IN u.
operations io a lev thin fabrics. liable to set out
IL order and untitled TO u'e dan thread The the
Whsckr 4 Wilson machin. but !. amply snih.
Glen, ,o petiofm al k,nds Of family sewing.
Price of Family Machine. With iron vhe com
pl.,e frr Zee, 500. The larger standard ma
chine, from SIPS TO 900. Send iot ! W. Singer
h Co. Gazette, a beautiful pictorial paper, de.
voted TO Sewing Msohinrs. and containing li'i OF
price. ani all other Information "a the splgeo l.
Il will be forwarded grati..
!. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
u.s. broadway, New York.
nNhscH oTVIctsiS
po.,o,. Albany. HaIIimoJe, ~ I.oai.
p,o, i,L.,c. GIo,.t.y,lle CINCINNATI, N,Ofl.an'
\. Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mohlle
Newark, ph,hd,lph,a Nashville, Paris, III.
Glasgow. Scotland.
Local Agents wanted. ~
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Paints and Oil.

4 GOOD ASSORTMENT. krrt constant,
n on hand. and lor sale price. which cannot
tail 60 suit pu'Ch,sers.
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Nv th .u.e ~ these pills the periodic aiiasl.o
N,,s., ., Siek Hsais,h, may bc prevented. FL
iiialsn al the commencement ~ the ali'ik n.
mediate tsl,tffrom pain and ''chnei' NIL %.
taiped.
Thr, seldom tail 60 rcmoVc the Nau"s aSd
HadasLs To ~hich smalss are salycct.
The, act gentl, uppn the bowels, fsmu'isg
Csait'Hos.
For literary men, studcnis, Delicate l'ma's',
anil all per."a, of ,,d,ai1y Aabii', they sfr ui.
uab- ssa LaIiiir,, i~pTo'ing the app'ii'e.g'.
ing tone ard vigor 10 che digestive orgaa', iG
restoring the n,tural elasticity and sirtug'h Il
the Whole system,
The CEplIALiC PILLS are the fesult oiI'sg
in,sstigation AMI r,fsiuli, cpudurtsd sNpsilurni,
having lesn ~ use innny yrars, dufiul WHrh
time they have prevented aud relieved 'ast
amount ~ pain aud soldering from ilr'dichs,
whether originating ~ the nsfvou' ','irm 90
from , ,lersng.d state ofthc stomach.
They a,e entirely vegetable ~ their c0HpH'.
ton. aud may b. aksn At all times viih psiiss
safety without mskiag any change oidi' a'dit
ab,,as, Of sAg d,ie'',abis fi'y r'Hfos tatyb
ady,ia,,iU fAoa 10 shiid''H.
HEw.EEoF cuusrTETTiTs.
The genuine have five ,ignaturss n lls0ry e..
Spsading on each blX
Sold h, Druggists ADD Dealers ~ Ned'eIos'.
A box will H. s.ut by NAL prepaid ou 'o'siPt
PRICE - CENTS.
All order. should H. addrrss.d a.
HENRY q. SrAULplNG,
u Cedar Street, Nss lprk.
or 10 WEEKS X POTTER, Bo.,ou. 49,
Agent. zoe New Enylhni. -
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FIGURING Establishment,
Wholesale and Retail,

a large s.-ortmrai. Of all grade. Of hcar, from ~
rer barrel to- the be., article manufactured a"y'
~h.,,. Our N AID XXX !. manufactured from
mug. C,n,i, a Il southern White Wheat, and
ali ,.d.. from pl'e selected stock. ever, barrel
81 which !. warranted to be- up 10 the braad.
The uai,ersal satisfaction our hcur has gwen.
With N. ,acwa.iag demand lor 1t. IL Of itself q
.uticicnt gurranire tia, II Is equal 10 any ~ The
couair,. Our mill u new, constructed on the
most mo,icTr anil approved plan. IT. capacity aud
Quality have bc,n thoroughly tested and iound to
H. ia,,rios to none IN the country. We have ~"
had
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Reynold.,illc. rfanklin Co.. Ohio, !
January -, lS6l.
yp.ihuu. Mich. Jan ~. is6i.
Mr.. spaldins

Mr.. spalding
SIR:
Not long since sen, To you for box n Csph.
al;c PHI. E,r the cure of the Ner'pu, Headache
and Co.t,,ene.s, ADD received the sane. aud
Ihey had 90 good sn effect that was 'nineed %
.-nd lof more.
Please return by mail. u rect 20
A. u. WHEELER,
Np.ilanti, Mich.
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COUNTRY DEALERS will do well To call
ON him aud sayc their freight from the city.
PEDDiERS will ind u iot their advantage Ia
call upon him anL stock up. being ~ e'ooec''o"
with
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Our Ins.an,aEeOus s;ereOseOpic Views
III. I,,at..t Wander of IN, Age.

IHt 'ItH''N """"V' VI '"' W.
Thr.- are iaksn In the isft'-th pan ola sscrnd.
ari che rushlng ot wstsf. the mu'tng ~ haNcs,
cd thc match ed lee sfn,, doe. Mt 81 ths slightest
d..rrs effect th- tsk,ng 1T these 'iss.. Ihrs
a., ..Id BE s3.OO PC j.teu.
Ne have al.,, un hand ani manufacture the
hf.r.t 80 lftmrut 1T Ststroscupic, Photographic
Atoms. aai Photographic Maicual in the Oa,,rd
State, anl p.fh,p. 90 th- ~o't.
Catalogue, containing let. II al oar Portrait.
N,-~-. ~trtrlsruTss, Sc. scot free b, mail, on
receipt 1T stamp.
D.. ANTHONY. sol broadway.
y. Mil. Ilut.. Ngs NUfk
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Brlls ysrnpp, OHIO. Jan. IS, is6i.
IienD &. spaulding. Esq.
Please Gnis enclosed tsenty i've cents, &c
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-15

As many expected, and as all true
men hoped, Kentucky, through the ST.
lent influence of the ballot-box, on
Monday, of last week, expressed her
self true to the Union, the Constitution
and the Law. The canvass was con-
Quoted by the Union men with great
spirit and hopefalness. The secession
lists finding it impossible to outrage the
solid sense of old Kentucky by induc-
ing her to acknowledge the indepen-
dence of the rebellious States, went in
to the contest with wavering courage.
The very best manhood of Kentucky,
true to the teachings of Henry Clay
and the fundamental doctrines of the
Republic, enlisted their whole souls in
the cause, and worked laboriously, in
defatigably and manfully upon the
stump and through the press to secure
the triumph of the Union cause.
A splendid victory has crowned their
efforts and to-day receive the "well
done, good and faithful servants" from
the North. The result is overwhelm-
ing. Louisville leads the roll of honor
with 5000 majority Jefferson county
LOO; Newport unanimous Coving-
ton 1896 Fayette county 600; Frank
fort county 400; and every place along
the line of the railroad from Lexington
to Covington, except Cynthiana, ma.
jorities in proportion. AS far as
heard from. the majority of the State
will be in the vicinity of 80 900.
Flushed with their gallant victory,
now let. the action of the representa-
tives of Kentucky be prompt and ener-
getic. Let them initiate their brethren
in Missouri. The ballot-box is not a
sufficient rebuke to recreant Govern
or who sneakingly and covertly aids
and abets in the work of treason. Let
them hurl Magoffin from the high place
he is violating. Let him no longer out.
rage his State by aiding and comforting
those in arms against a Union which
Kentucky, on Monday of last week, en-
dorsed.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-15
Secretary Cameron in Reply TO Gen.
Rutler,
WASHINGTON, August II.

w ASHlNGION, August L.
The Secretary of War has sent a
letter to Gen. Butler in reply to his
communication regarding the dispos-
ition Of fugitives. The letter after dis
cussing the matter pretty fully, con-
cludes by saying: "Under these
circumstances it seems quite clear that
the substantial rights of loyal masters
are still best protected by receiving
such fugitives as well as disloyal mas
ters' into the service of the United
States and employ them under such
organizations and such occupations as
circumstances may suggest or require.
OF course a record should be kept
showing the name and description OF
the fugitives, and such facts as may be
necessary for correct understanding
of the circumstances of each case.
When tranquility shall have been res
tored, Congress will doubtless properly
provided for all the persons thus re.
ceived into the service of the Union,
and for a just compensation to loyal
masters. You will, however, neither
authorize nor permit any interference
by troops under your command with
the servants of peaceful citizens in
house or field, nor will you in any way
encourage such servants to leave the
lawful services of their masters, mol
will you prevent the voluntary return
of any fugitive to the service from
which he may escape.
(Signed) SIMON CAMERON,
- Secretary of War.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-15
A War of ARTILLERY.

Gen. Mcclellan has expressed his
opinion that the war, hereafter, is to be
one of artillery, and in pursuance OF
that opinion, he asks for as many bat.
teries as it is possible to supply. The
extent of which artillery has been en-
ployed thus far, justi6es his opinion.
The little fighting that the rebels have
done has all been with artillery, gener.
ally from masked batteries. It's, there.
fore, absolutely necessary that this arm
of the United States army be greatly
strengthened, and with numerous and
far reaching rifed cannon" In nc
other way can we successfully encoun'
ter the rebels, and contend with the
system Of warfare our enemies have
adopted. With this large addition to
our artillery force, and few more reg
iments of cavalry the rebels will be
even more cautious than hitherto how
they meet the Federal troops in the
open field. - ''