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By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks
of Nervous or Sick Heaaaehemay be prevented,
and if taken at the commencement OF an attack
immediate relief from pain and sickness will
be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females are SO subject
They &C, gently upon the bowels ,-remoVing
Costireness
For Luerdry men, Students, Delicate Females
and all persons of sedentary HABITS, they are val
liable as Latatirs, improving the appetite, CIV
ing tone aud ,igor to the digestive organs, and
restoring the natural elasticity and strength Of
the wh hole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result OF long
investigation aud carefully conducted expert
ments, having been in use many years, during
which time they have prevented and relieved
II vast amount of pain and suffering from fe"c-
ache, whether originating III tie nervous sys-
TEN or from deranged state OF the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their conpo-
sition, aud may be taken at all times with per-
feet safety without making any change OF diet,
and the absence Of any d'sagresab'e taste renders
il easy TO administration to ch'IdTen.
BEWARE OF COUNTERt ElTSl
The genuine have five signatures of Henry c
Spaulding on each Pox.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in
Med cine.
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid on re
ceipt OF the
Price, Is Cents.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPAULDING,
AZ Cedar ST., New York.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all whom 1t may
~ concern, that the undersigned viii make
application to the county Commissioners OF
AllesanY county at their Uicet;ngtn April next,
for the appointment of Colnmissioners or view
ers To go upon tho premises and determine
whether the public good does not require the
closing Of that part Of the 'old Mooreield road
which lief between DR.. e: B. Pendleton and
Joseph Slabaugh, in District No. 10, in said
county.
JOSEPH SLABAUGu,
W. r. SELLERS.
Err PENDLETON, Y.
HENRY BECKMAN,
mar. Climb DAVID WILT and others.
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Order of Ratification.

ORDERED by the Clerk Of the Circnit
" Court for AIIerany County, this cCth day
of F.hrnnry. 1862, that tie sale rs made by
Jacob Brown and John J. Bruce, Trustees, OF
a To-; OF ground on Baltimore street. in the
civ of Cumberland, her toorc belonging to
Lanes Anderson, be ra:iicl ami confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 18th day OF March next; pro-
yided Il COPY OF this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in Cumberland, once in
each of tire, successive weeks before the 18th
day Of March, 1852. The report states the
amount of sales to he two hundred and ten
dellurs Test-iiOkACE h.-'bhii
Feb. 81, i962-3t CierH'
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,I,.ss 3dn,ir,hl. medicines md by
~ 800 go o,,cn,in IN the tJirectiuns which
p"S ,ne er RI "a ,o s,cb Poi or Fox,
,u.f sn,a,,ta Ir,i
olck heaoaehes ~
oeAIai w ''N
Those feelings which so s"u"eh ~, "'u"'it
arise from trouble or uhhoy"n',t' ou'" !'""
perspiruti"n or eahhG anu atlhN'nH "nn't'ei
is unwholeto'e' mus W. 'u,oIHe n. orsa,'.
action OF Tue nv """ a,airo,n he w.u Ih,
11 81 ;,',, ,rn,,rI;ry IN tho print.d instruc
80 rilI nnirkl, prEduc.s healthy action in
.I i;,.n- and stn,rapb. urd ms natural ,ouse.
49, ot.,r ha,d aud goo,l bpuetite
y, 1,,,,..a -, o,or To ,;,re
"eakhesso VI Oepi'y A'~S'N ~
! Will soon disappthr ny tue use VI ."'re IA
valuable flls' ana the oo!oler win 4"''h az
quirc ndiitl"nai stthe'h. Ne'rI !V' '"e tI""''s
be either confined or undu'y actea upon. ~ M!
seem strange that Ho!loways fllis snou'u DC
| recomm ndeh loT pys'o'erS ""'' 'uA' MOI
persons surprising that they would iucre' se III"
relaxation The ls great m!sI1He, tot 'n '''
rms VIII correct t'o Nv. a. &C.,, ,,s sy.t,,n :
re'noN' "t' t"' q, i,I ;'a ,t nnd yignr In IN.
n'S NV ,',' r,a,,,r Goro,@,d Will.
mno.. o'h .!.,L "i,,,, nc g., ,,.,tar n c.urse
neai'u IL" ,t rIox,,;,r If the Bvyols
No'n'"s w.; c,,o',s r,.d;,ine
80 sU'' "' 'D'
Volunteers Attention AholScte''on' i'u'"'
Sores and Ulcers. blotchcs and sweIlings, can
with certainty be radically cured II the fllsare
taken night and morning, and the Ointment De
freely used as stated III Tue Phhtto a',est"" ;r
II treated IN any o'her manner w" w my " ~
one pat 1" nreak Out u "ho,nul t,, ,h. y, q.
ointment WIN Leuo,e '.o i:'. ""s b.aiih ,
ten ana leave Tue fht'eh' n".
man =, w." ~, ;.,,. ,,.,in, crre
o"N ...,,. ...ao,onos no .ho p.y.not
FOR wounas e.snef Sio, nraa ~ ~ prN;s.s
? wa '1' I,,'' .,',,:o
40 "nie'i w. -. . ,ro a,5 c-,,rn
there are no me"ie,hes ~ 81" o,, Th
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Friends and Relatives
HOLLO WAYS PILLS
And OINT MENT.

Al! who have Friends and Relatives in the
Army or Navy, should take especial care, that
they be amply supplied with these Pills and
Ointment; and where the brave Soldiers ana
Sailors have neglected to provide themselves
with them, no better present can be sent them
by their friends. They have been proved TO De-
the Soldiers never failing friend in The hour Of
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PUBL S ALE.

TUE Undersigned, Executor of the last
L will and testament OF REIN BhALl, late
of Allegnny county, deceased, will offer nj
Public Sale, at the late residence OF said de
ceased,
On Friday, the 2lst day OF March.
1861, u, 10 o'clock, a. NJ,
THE FARM
of which the said RoZin Beal! lied seized md
possessed, situate about five miles east of Cum
6rrland in >nid county, adj lining the lnnds
of Jesse Iinkle and Alpheus i} Beall. This
farm contains about 100 acres of land, one
hair OF which is cleared aud under fence.
TERMS UF SA LE.--Une-hii OF the pnr-
chase money to i've paid On the day OF sale
aud the balance in tSo eqnal pa ments, at one
aud two wears after date the purchaser TO give
notes with approved securlty-said notes to
te.r interest from day of SIDE.
THOMAS u. BEALL, Executor.
n, D.--If the snd farm should not ne sold
=, the above time ii will e reute Tor the term
Of one car from the 3lst day y March next.
T B. EEALL,
Feb e.. IS6I--ts Executor
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BIackWOOd's Magazine
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N ew Eocks!

HREtT Expectations by Dickens, SO etc.
" The hanplighter's Story {" SO cts.
The Cloister and Hearth Chas Reader Is cts.
A I'ay's Ride, Chas. Levs. so cts.
Lady Maud, P. Egan SO .u.
Fast Lynne, or .he Earrs Daughter by the ST.
thor Of the Rod Court Farm, the EGrl's Secret
&C.. price so .ts.
Also. iu.. recsfsed lot Of Butchers ehoiee
Candise which we will cell chear for cash aa!y
BY ANDREWS SWARTzWEtnEk.
Nov. 81. Under ST. NicLola. Hotel.
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T WILL proceed to enforce the payment OF
i the State aud County Faxes for 1850 and
1851, by distress or execution, in all cases,
without exception. Sufficient time has been
given. mnst closeup the business. and viii
do i, So flr ns the laws enable me. II persons
are determined it will he their own fault. II
they ssh To avoid cos's lie, them pay up.
They know their taxes are unpaid and that il
i, thoir duty to pay tho,u, and as they have
failrd in this duty will erdeaqnr to perform
mine. cannot send after thu m for ever.
WILLIAM " ALSI,
Tru stee Of John Cailan. Collector.
March 6, IS62--tf.
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TERNS-AiWays In Advance
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Three. Five. Fight or more copies make
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Three. Five. hignt OF Twelve copies. an .Aus
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every person getting vp" Club ii s.Ateer Two
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cent. address, postpaid.
CHARLES j. pE1kR.0N,
No. 3C6 Che tnrt ST.. PhilndalI His.
1T Specimens sent g-atif, whom writ ten for.
NJy.2l, 1851.
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CAUTION.
As certain unprincipled persohsare attempt
ing 10 palm off on the unsnspectlng pnhlic,
limitations OF my PREPARED GLUE, wopla
caution all persons to examine be'ore purcha-
sing. and STE that the full name.
rs-SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE.-Ss&
is ON the outside wrapper, all others are swim
ding counterlets.
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To Disabled Soldiers, Seamen
and Marines,

And Widows or other Heirs Of those who
have died or been killed in the service.
(tHAS. c. TUCKER. Attorney for Claimants,
\ Bounty Land and Pension Agent, Wash
ISGToN, DC.
Pen sions procured for Soldiers, Seamen ana
Marines Of the present war, who are disabled
by reason Of wounds received or disease con-
tfacted while in service. and Pensions, bounty
Money and Arrears of Pay obtained for widows
or other heirs Of those Tho havo died or been
killed while in service.
Bounty Land procured for services IN any OF
tho her wars. CHAS. Z. IuChh En-;
Nov. II, 1851. Washington, ~
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-03-20

From the Examiner, Norfolk Va.
They have been tested in more than thou
sand cases, with en- tire success.
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RErsoLpsBuRG, FRANKLIN Co, ONO. !
January Q, 1851. !
II. G.. SPALDSG, ESQ.
No. 10 Cedars ST., \.
DEAR SIR.
Enclosed find twenty five cents, (25) tor
which send box of 'CephnI, Pills Send to
address Of Rev. WIN. q Filler, Reyno'dsburg,
Franklin Co., Ohio.
Your I lis t,nrk like a charm--cure Head
achellmosf tHstanter.
Truly yours,
WM. G. FILLAN
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NOTICE.

TIE Co-Prnership heretofore wishing be-
twren the undersigned, under The name ana
STYLE OF BUSH 4 SAVIOR. was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 3oth day OF january
1862. All persons indebted TO the late Hr'n
will please call and settle. Ei'beT OF the
uIdcrsisned ID authorized to make SettletSiIs I;
4. VI. l.. BUSih
DANIEL SAILOR.
Feb. -, 80.
TIE bushes, will heresfte. he conducted
By the undersigned, who has now on hand u
very choice lot Of Tobacco and Segars, which
he will he pleased to sell at short profits and
quick saies for cash.
Feb. 81, 62-3w. \. Nj. Il. BUSH
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From the Etamine' 'ortoM. Va.
Ceyhalic Pills accomplit the object for
which they were made, viz. ure ofhealachc
in all its forms.
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.AV|v Aa
INSURANCE COMPANY
ALLEGANY COUNTY

bEMUVED to the room on Liberty streetop
lCpusite the Drug store Of j. u. ii. Camp
DELL, CCNBEHLAHH, mD.
The Board of Directors meet every Thurs
,tay at \ O'Clock, p. NJ, to determine ON all ap
ylicuuons for insurance. For iorme Of applica
tiol. and any other information, apply to the
Secretary, or any member OF the Board OF d.
rectors. ...-.
@@ 81 OFF, CERS.
WILLIAM II. BEALL, President.
JOHN GEPlIART, Secretary.
J. B. II. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
William r. Beall, J. b. ii Campbell,
Hopewell Hebb, il. d. Wlneow,
William X. McCulley, D. Saylor,
A. l.. Withers, D. W. McCieary'
F. Minke, Thomas Devecmon.
r. NJ. Gramiich, John Coulehan.
Notes offered for Discount will be actedoH
the regular meetings of the Board.
June is, 1S59.-ly.
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Splendid Offers for 1860, 'G1, 4 e.
Together.

Any of the nrove works will e!a) be iurr-
ished to Nsp Subscribers for the year 1861,
8, and 3.
At One Half the Regular Subscription
Prices.
Thu. Nee SuLsc, !jsr may obtain the Re
prints OF the -Four R.vnwsan Bluckwnod
Seven Consecutive Years for $751;.
which is hui little more than the prize OF tbs
o-igir,0I ,ror&s tor one year.
As We shall never again. be likely to oaef
such inducements ~ hose here presented,
Now Is the Time to Subscribe y!
ss- Remi''ances must, in nil cases, be made
direct 10 The I'uGhshers, for at .ieSe prces n"
commission Gun tie allowed TO agents.
LEONARD SCUrI co,
No. ii Gold Street, New York-
Nov. ca 3m.
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Mn. SPALpISl.
SIR:
Not long since sent to you for box OF
Cephalic Pills tor tho cure OF the Nervous
Headac he and Costiveness, and received the
same. and they had so good an effect that l oas
inducedto send for more.
Please send by return mail, Direct to.
A. r. WfEELER
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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Stray.

GAME the farm of the subscriber on the ! sth
y day Of February, Is62, on the road leading
to Oldtown, ten miles east of Cumberland, a
Bay Roam Mare, Z years old. II! hands high,
two white hind feet, a sore back, an has the
scratches. The owner is requested TO come
forward, prove property, pay charses and take
her away.
Marsh 6--3ts
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Commissioners Notice.

VUWmISSIO06TS NOCIC6.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
February II, 1852.
THE County Commissioners for Allie
gany County, are hereby notified to meet
at their office, in the Cit, of Cumberland, on
the FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL next, for the
purpose of max ng transfers, hearing appeals,
and disposing o. such other business as may
legitima,ely come before the Board.
JACOB BROWN,
FEB. ~, lS62-lt Clerk 70 Commrs
L FMM laEreis al u Ha.nris nIa Rva Il h
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BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. II 1861
II. C.. Sp laDrNG, Esq.
/ wis for some circulars or large show bis
to brl your pLalic Pills more particularly
hefo my cus,o ners. If you have any thing
Of the kind, please send 10 me-.
One of my customers who is subject to Sc
we're Sick Headache Casually lasting two day
was cured Of an attack in one hour Jy your rus,
which sent her.
Respectfully yours,
WE. WILKES.
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NER1CtH WATCHES for sale at Factory
APriee.a. Spv:s., ST LITTLE'6
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Fashions T.! head OF al! others.

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on wood Aso. Pattern. from which Dre,s.
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TT It is the bes; Lady's Magazine h .ht
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BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan. IS, 98Gl.
HENRY G. SpALDING, Esq.
Please lind incosed twenty-five cents, for
winch send me another box Of your Cephallc
Pills. They a5etruly tie lest IHs Ihace ever
tried.
Direct A. 81 STOVER, p. NJ
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Coughs and Colds affecting Troops.

Will be- speedily relieved and sfrctua!ly cured
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Sick Headaches and Want of appetite, Incl
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LIVE STOCK

Droyers aud Farmers will I'M this the most adyap-
taK~ous route for Live stock. Capacisns YARDS we'll
vatered aud supplied With every conyeniencs, have
be opess this inesnd its coAneesfons and every
attention II paid 70 their From Harrisbufgh,
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This Ill alse be fOnsd the nhestest Quiekess and
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DeA 4oitss. Fob 1tk, 10o9.}
Ir 10 HEAkss CERTiviED, That on tho lsh day of
February. 1869, sworn slatsmrnt Isd 10 1hM ~
ncs, allowing the condition n Ne nem0 las1ten6e
Company located y New rota City, q ~ STATE =
New York, The III dsS 81 JAn, y. y. 1eoo IN -
eordance with prov sion Of an Art ef ~ 0sqesaa
Assembly oi the 6tas u lows. snttlS6 ao Al u ~.
tsti0n v lnsarance GoApantee,s = A4prApo1 3a1nasy
eeth. les7, and an Act a1spdatesy tksse, aysssssa
February Nh 1853, that ssiA SlseerseAs SAeNs tAAS
said Compans 10 poasssssa Of III ressists ~
capital. and fnvestsi - required oy law.
Authority y therefore Gtven ~ slAo abeya na1Ae1
Compsny " transact buAiRsee of Inspsanoo - Ills
Stnse3n Acesrdsncr with The laws fAosoSk sntt The
3lst day of January, =. D. Oas 1Aean11u 1lne han.
dfsd and Sixty ty-three.
IT'S also cssti1ed. That n. ,. TIN E1ex. Fac Of
Ksokns. h!s been duly sDpetaas1 ~ - Osapaay
thoir lawful AEentAn Attorney Tor ihe Co0nty Les
With full " take rsksef Isssrance thsrsR ~
" ackpowiedSe esyylesa ~ process, provided by
lsw. apsn - eltnf - III cassh he nartss
Court u 81 f0fval1 t4mAt, eesti1ed CORY ~ ~
seaNsmAAt en01n ~ -. Il - fussasf Sssetne1
sAstsh atiaeAsd tire - oefrsss cor ~
n61o1111le. III sNx sss A. s. ss ss ~
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II. IL My nAad an6 a1axs4 ~ ssh ~ ee6s tA1 ~
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Total aut. Of losses claims liabilities $1,000 IS
The gsaatest amount insnred ON any ons risk il
e3O,ee0 but Will mol ~ general rule exceed 4i0.-
OU0.
Tho Company hiss no general rul. - 70 tAe aaouat
auowsd to bs Insured IN amy city, town. village or
block heinz EovcrueA " the a1fsr; In eech cnse by
the general character of buiidinrs width OF sreels
facilit % for puttinr ont ores. &c,
Au Attest0d upy Of or Act sf Ineorpeva-
tion accompanied previous annual slaAsusnl
The Compsny mskss hsseNtth The deposits REQUIRED
by Law, its receipts In ~ 9Ate of Iowa Gor tha
5eaf 1851.
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Know All NEs sY Tnr PRrSxxTs, That the npM.
IHsrk ANcg COMPANY Of the City Of New York. do here
has. hereafter have appoints In The State of
lows, for and % behalf OF said compahy, 70 accept
and cgnow ledge ~ all process whether ssno
or nnal ip4 any action or ptoeeedipg against ssid
OmpAnv In any II the coues of satd State. And IL
hereby admitted and agreed, thai sald aesvce ~ the
pYocess xfnrvaAd shall be taken and hsld 70 ~ vald
and Aaasnt In that bshAf the II red upon
said CO. according - the laws and pspctiee " said
State any other States and ell claims Or right Of
error By Of the of sacA sssxps 4 hnrs-
BY expressly waived and fonqsiAheA
Witness 0ur hand and scal ef ths Conpany, TIM
cad day II January, l602.
fSigned1 CHAkLES J. NARTIN, Fyssadens
lSignedl JOHN Ac6k3, DsssStasy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01

A Hero of the olden Time

IT meeting of the New ENGLAND His
torIc Genealogical Society in Boston. on
edncsdav, Col. Samuel SWEET read an
exceedingly interesting memoir Of Gan
Seth Pomroysa a distinguished hero in tba
French war and the letters of Gen Pom
roy to his wife, from the original mann
scripts, and exhibited the original co1.-
mission appointing him colonel. stoned
by ,'oVernor Shirley. The .2onroys of
nn7iand were descended from knight of
" 'lilam the Conqueror The ancestor of
zen Seth Pomroy of Northampton. Mass
the emIgrant to that place was a black
smith, to whom the first settlers tbara
granted the use of n complete set of tools
owned hy 'hcm' as was customary in those
days IN new settlements. Ills aneestnr
Medad Pomrov. filed. likewise tba ~
important % the town Offices. Ine genc.
raj followed the occupation of Medad Ua
was captain of a military company in I--1
The next year he was major in the army
that captured Louisbarg The letters rive
a, an account OF the seigo, In / 40 he was
hcutenant colonel, when the Indians n :
lacked Ashuiot, now keene y. II and II a
| hrlnG beng heard at Swanzev. expresses
were sent through the line of forts n
Northampton, and in little more than
iorfy-tlgnt aonrs after the express left
| o"anzey, Col Pomroy was at keene. with
400 or 800 troops. the distance down and
back being at least ninetv>miles The en-
emy had retreated and dispersed.
In ii12 he was lieutenant Colonelin VIII.
! lam 5 regiment, from whose death he was
chief commander in the attic with Dresk
nu HIS regiment was the most promi-
nent and exposed, and suffered most in
gaming the splendid victory at Lake
George His letters describe the enrarr-
ment minutely He was. at the berinning
OF the revolution, offered !. generals con
mission, and afterwards a commission al,
brlsadier general by the colonies Cor.
gress, which he declined ON account of old
age. lie fought at Bunker Hill as vo,-
unteer, and afterwards while in command
OF regiment to JOIN Washington in the
Jerseys, he died of pleurisy. Ills letters
imbned with very religious spirit and he
considered the French as enemies of Cod
as well as of his country. In 1864 he
writes that he has purchased an Enplisb
girls tine for five ye rs, and was about
buying negro man He was alsga trar-
per, for he writes to have his trans 1t
northampton attended to- His wife's le.-
ters to him exhibit signal intelligence and
spirit, and she was animated with the
same devotional faith as her husband