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| r~-= The EkaT EASTERN
| - n&ifA-znA l. YI,S.Illh
OLD JAMES RIVER LINE. !ccTuRrls PECK
AND GLEN COVE"
TO NLD pOINT IND AOREOIK


70 Old POINT AND NORFOLK.
To accommodate those vlshlug to see this mon
s.er ship. the StsalneIs CURTIS fECk. CAPTAIN
T. y. O.FF0RD. aud GLEN GOV T., Captain w. F.
Carries, VIII rake the folio wing trips:
The CURTIS fECR will leave the wharf AZ
koeketts at O'Clock precisely. Thu RSDAf
EVENING next ii instant, arrive at Old Point
about ! o clock a-1 Norfolk at O'Clock Friday
mornIne Leave Norfolk at O'Clock FRIDAY morn
ing, anI arrive at Richmond by o'clock =. NJ -
Leave Rockets again that evening, r RlDAl }
at o'clock. arrive at Old PolLt about O'clock
and Norfolk o clock SATURDAY MORNING
felix al o. CLOCK A. M, arrive at Richmond at l
O'Clock NJ leave the wharf nj Rockets again
SATURDAY EVFNI ~. at O'Clock, and arrive
at Cd Point about O'Clock. and Norfolk about 3
O'Clock SUNDAY MORNING, and return that
Sunday evening, leaving Norfolk az O'Clock
NJ and arrVs at Richmond by O'Clock MON
DAY MORNING.
Inc GLEN COVE will leave FRIDAY MORN
ING at the usual hour. O'Clock Il. NJ; arrive at
Old Point by o'clock Z NJ, ard at Norfolk about
; O'clock. Leave Norfolk at O'Clock I. NJ. and
MORNING leave the hart ut Rockets SAT
URHAT MORNING at O'Clock, arrive at Old
Point by O'Clock. ard at Norfolk al out clock.
SATURDAY EVENiNG. REFINING. leave Nor
fol at O'Clock SUNDAY MORNING, touch at
oId Polnt az 9 artIye at Richmond by O'Clock
Fare, for the round trip (meals included,l 81 so.
r. o HASKtNS.
HA- Return Tickets will be issued bs both boats,
ana privilege to return either boat.
20 Persons EoIn< IN the Curtis Peck tn RS
mo Will arrive al Old Point in time 10 see the
t3R EAT EASC En- " X
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~ 4eTtD-TO RENT the store and celia "
W ~ Broad street above lat. Also .tsh 40
the rear Price ST5 per annum also 49,
on Marshall between Is. and 81 streets win ,r
rooms. Possession sivsn Iams diatel Ar. 70
I'd sts., or 10 BEAUCHAMP& SAUNIERS ana
aug Corner 3th and am ~.
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- su-luA dshIAHu, EduoF
DARK Err HOE USE.

BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations
with every effort for the comfort Of guests. LAX
DER not exoeAled in the United States.
II. d. PARKER,
NH Sim If. MILLS.
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BOARDING.

ROAKDING.-0ne large FRONT ROOM va
- cant at Mrs. EDDINS' Boarding House, Gov
ernor street. su2-3I'
and preternng To have them board IN a private
family. can be accommodated by applying t. j.
PRYOR, whose f,mtis residence is next door -
the school. he sleepIng apartments VIII lie large
p&nd any. and no pans VIII De spared u Insu as
coIatoTt and happln~ss of those entrusted " his
care. For terms per session, address
JOAN PRYOR,
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GOvskNoR trREEr. Ri4EHo9Noic -
| have removed iuy Oiflee from NAL 10 eott
vernon street, ia the rear OF Mf h. ID. oPs 5''
Co.'S Clothlng Store, and hope b. stilcI spF"'1
ton 20 business 10 get ny share ~ y; ~, urJ T.
au l. So RUBEal nlLSl-
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TN NOTiCE-GRANITE STONE CUT
s>Aa TERS-httend a regular monthly meet
ing oI your Asso 'ldtl0n, at SChaD'S HALL, on
) SATURDAY t.Vt n Nj, Aus ust 4th. The " roll
Will be called at o'cl OK. and anv member failn2
80 answer to his name shall be fined, without the
pIivtieee of an appeal.
l. a 4 nfur
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WAsTED--TO PURCHASE OR RENT,
w By or before the LIST Of Octnt,er q xoodE3
DIV rLll NG-HOUhE Il, suitable for SINAI d.
famIiY. One convenient 20 business and tnc NJ
Market perferred Apply atI4 Pearl street.
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WANTF IA PARTNER. with a eash c,n,,.,
w oil 81 coo or IS 0C0 To engage in tueehsSvnnti
business. air. ady established. To a .Isad, H'eai
dastT,ops man; OF good business eapAeliJ vSo
monio cevo'e ms " ole attention 10 the busns.s
hECHANIC," Box No II. Richmond po.s rs
nee, stating where an interview can be bsd ''"i-
2 -ts ~ 'So'
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M A>EEU - LAH0RERS - The snhso,;t-
W wishes to employ four LABORERS 10 co,D
piete the dyke now beIRs erected by him unnn
tne Chlckahomlny Swamp, AT his farm, called
ne noldsvlAe, IN the county of Hepricn 80
MI les below the city Of RiciImonI To sober snG
industrious men, board aud iheTsl wage Will ha
gwen. Apply to Mr.. RICHARD L. GRAvFs Mar
ser 90 SAID farm.
LIZ IL z II n
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DAlNTERS, GtLDs KS, Blu 'idefs. 6laziers,
! GrsIners, Coach Makers Printers and Litho
srapaers. will fad varied assortment of the ne It
materials their line a. re tspnatls prces, at the
regular Paint, t,Il and Glass Depot Of
WIN. SATTLE2 CO. i42 Main e.,
few doors below EXCHANGE Bank.
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jl-6 PETERFIELD TRENT

WANTED-T0 RENT. by the FIRST of Sen -,
" TENDER. two d w + l. l. mo HOT SES q
81 table for small families, and couvPnten, 10 III
business and the upper or New Market House -
Those having such To rent, will fId good tenant,
ny dFpHcdlloH at NO 10 ear 81 Jy 3l-lw
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SN NOTICE-An adjourned meeting of
S>SA the Stockholders 'of the rUCkAHOt
AND JAMES RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY
will he held az the office Q, Dnniop ;Moncure
10 o'clocs i. Nj.
jy SIT 6. w. ROYSTER, Sec'y.
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* X sdl4T=Ess Steamer EO. PEABODY, Captain
PkTTCHAKp, will receive freight to-
day. tFRIDAI,l up TO the hour OF O'Clock 2. Nj
Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore atlo"eSt
rates. with great dispatch.
Passengers are requested to be on hoard Of
steamer before the hour of departure, o clock r
NJ. FRIDAY, the 81 August.
Passage and fare So.
Tickets for passage procured either at our Office
IN the Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at
the Steamers whaTyeS.
This steamer Will also stop at Old Point, landing
visitors 10 the Great Easte n
For fIther particulars. see advertisement.
au3-It DAVID Il " Nj. StiKRlE.
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ILUCATIOMAL.
I1nIoNFrMALEINsrITUTE.

/ NiON a. VI no ESAb
y session of this Institute Will open on the l7th
OF September, and close the 0th June following.
The present PTincipa Rev II r STUBS, has
resigned that position: and the school VIII, ~ ~
ture he under the Presidency OF Rev. w. J.
POINTS. Nj. D..
The scholastic year will be divided into two
te ms, the first commeDoIne the Nth of Sep
TENDER and closing on the 3st OF Janua'g; the
second commencing on the LIST of February and
closing on the 30th of June
The Faculty OF tia Institute will be as follows
Rev. w J. POINTS. nj. D.,trIncIpal: Professor
of ancient and Modern Lang uases, and of Moral
and Mental Science.
Rev. r. F. STUBBS, Professor of Natural Sci
ence aud Mathematics
MISS ADELE POINTS. Instructtess N Prepare
tory Department, and Assistant Modern Ian
gGages.
F. A. NEWHlSER, Professor of Instrumental
Music.
Miss ADELE POINTS, Assist ant Instructress
IN Music. EXPENSES FER TERM:
Board. including lodging and fuel ....,.... 20 co
Tuition IN Primary English Branches. ....... u 30
Complete Eng llsh Course. ..........-.. 49,. 20 90
Ancient and Modern LaDl uages each. IL 50
Painting, Drawing, Ornameutals, &c, each. 10 GO
Music on Piano, and Vocal Muslc...-...... 20 o.
Use of | s:rrment. ............... .......... 2!0
Washing and Lights. Observation-Disclosures 10 90
all fees pay able half ia ad vance. No deduction
except IN cases OF prot az ted sickness.
All APPLICATIONS for inf 'rmatiO0 should be dl-
rect. to Mr.. A, q. ST. BIS. Richmond, Va, TILL
Is septic fnbar; aver tEat. To thH Principal
The undersigned sollcts far stare of the pub
lie patronage w. J. POINTS, NJ. D.
aus 2tau tl5SN
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E-% FOR PHiL - a. T. Z r. A.
<a1LEE The 4 No. Steamship CITY or
@-4x<-szHSzs RICAMOND, Captain T.. MITCHELL, IS
now ready To receive freight ana will leave on
SATURDAY, the Ash inst, at O'Clock \. NJ.
FoI freight or passage, having superior accom-
modati0ns- Apply TO
CHAS. p CARUOZO. Agent, Rockets.
Or No. 100 Main ST.. from TO 8 O'Clock Z. NJ,
Boston Freight taken through by ste am at re-
duced rates. aud vita dispatch au 3-2t
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S VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGaI.
80 CULTURAL SOCIETY A called
meeting OF the EA ECU TIVE COMMITTEE OF
ais sociely vii. take place on the 4th dd, of Il L
est, at the Office OF the Preside Mt. at y clock
Nj. G.. Ill. MOCK,
au It'd Sec'y V. C. A, S.
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WANTED BOARD. A gentleman s,o,-
~ another city desires to Obtain ,wd ROoWSS
immediately adjontn and BOARD with n,
vate family, located IN the central-ornot enfs
dista portion of this city, tor himself WIFE
three chlldren and servant. Petsons disposed 10
known NJ this office an 90,
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WANTeD-T HIRE-A whits d, oo,o-----
w GIRL, 10 Cook, Wash and do sensrsl Ibu o,,fsd
VIII ne paid. Enqm' Q At K P0WEII,s Pncs
al 3 81 Rockotts, near the Dlstiita,
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a. OK 4 J =, 4 Z :. Y , EtFN. AttenG = NpecI4I
amee'lng Of the Company, al NJ iFtaTy Han, tins
RI l II KNDaI} ey"ulnk. at Ne O'Clock. Busl-
III ness OF Importance Viii he brought UeioTe the
- COMPANY fer Immediate acton.
Attend regular Urtll &c the Company, at Mill
tary Han. on FRIDAY EVENING, So INST. at 61S
O'Clock. Roll call promptly st the hoar named.
By oder OF Capt. tLLIUIE
au ~ Z. q ER ANCH, lat Serg. /.
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LOST AND sTRAYED

xa~N SrRAYED from my farm, small
k@+g~ II EIFER, red. with vers black honfs. two
Sits In each ear, and tip of her tail white.
Il lIueral reward will ha paid for her delivery TO
me- i. }. PICUH, New Bridge Road.
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xatN FOR NEW YORK FIRST VESSEL
.1FT@ VIRGINIA LINE OF RICHMOND AND
Sz~s2sNE.W YORK PACkETS.-The superior
fast-sailIng Schooner Mars Hall. Capt. OLIVER
CHn HEsIER. having portion Of her cargo en-
gaEed and gons on board, will have quick dispatch
For balance Of freight apply to
an 3-6t DAV iD n NM. CURRiE,.
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MON GONEKY GUARD.

MUNi GUMEkI GUARD,
d Rionmord Aug 5, 1850
a The Mont omin issioned SnIctrs OF this
III compan, viii meet ThIstF ld4yl EVENiNiS,
" Tor spe isl BUSINESS. at Milltary la /. at half
past 5 o'c ock. BY order OF the Captain
saau Sit JNO. NcDONALD lst Serg't.
RICHM'D YORK RIVER RAILROAD,
August LIST. 1860
MO CONTRACTS. BILLS, or other OBI ia
IioNs VII, % tsaoSn. so " th!s company,
t9rsl r II. TEMPLE, superintendent. or 4. W
MORTON, Treasurer
aas-t. ALEA'R DUDLEY, Pres't,
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w AMI BY an industrious, healthy ROY
" s'tuGfl "A 10 learn ODD trade atien 1 "a
store. Address :. HENRY c." for thres az
| through the Post-Ofiice. ans as
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rs. To Grocers.--The attention of Gro.
GERS and Merchants, gene ally is called to SEM
PIES INFALLIBLE BAKING Pow DER-a
home article, and superior To most of the kind be-
fore tae public.
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WANTED.-We wish to employ Tor the ne1t
w session Of the WESLEYAN Female College
MurfreesboIo', N. c., comment October ls, a
MA 4 FESSOR OF ANCIENT Ian
GQAGkS, LADY 10 take charge of the ORNA.
MALE MUSIC TEACHERS. Those who arpiy
will please state theis qualifications. age. whetRer
married or single, rel glous faith. and their native
state. None need apply tho are not well qualified
ard can come wei. recommended. address
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sSey,.-->r-----t FOR IYHs'.sHs n,I-IoIea c
T u RID Y.-The Canal Boat
H-@s-.=s.-<1sa-z F AM will leave as above. For
fre * ut. apply to VIM. r. COX
an So At the Shed, Dock 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-14

II Some entertaining fragments Of gossi con-
corning the Princes visit to Cambridge and Har-
ward Colleges come from an authentic source
All the collegians, with the exception of twenty
Freshmen, wore new hats. The students Were
very anxious to have thoroughly good time
with his Royal Highness. The programme they
proposed was as follows: The entire hOtilla OF
boats were TO go TO the city, and on board of one
OF these the Prince was to be taken and rowed to
TO the University; there series Of genuine college
''spreads" were to be given in the private rooms
and the Baron was to 20 about in free and easy
way; next was to occur dance on the green, and,
In fine, "a roaring time' was to be made But
the elders shook their heads and paid no atten on
70 the fact that they were once young. HisRoyal
Highness remarked to one of the students who
invited him to cut away for a quiet pipe that he
would be glad to, but the old fogies wouldn't let
him up. At the collation. In Harvard Hall, which
like all college banquets, was conducted on total
abstinence principles, the worthy President said
to the Prince, "WIll you drink tea or cofee'n
'Neither, | thank you," replied the guest; 81
will drink wine" al am sorry TO saw we have no
wine" "Oh never lind; | will take aleu- Here
was an unfortunate fix The quick wit of the
President did not desert him. He summoned
student and dispatched him to his mansion with
request that the proper person would at once
send over a dozen bottles of certain sherry. The
student went, but his eye mirthfully twinkied;
the conseq usnce was that tue matron in charge of
the wine-cellar suspected a college prank and
would not furnish liquor for a sophomore to
drink. So the Prince went dry, and the nervous
anxiety Of the quondam Greek professor, who
wondered why his prime Old Brown did not
come, was curious to behold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-14

UHxAD.eHE Is the fsyorits sign By which
nature maxes known Any deviation whatever from
the natural state of the brain, and viewed In thi(
light IL may be looked on as safeguard intended
to give notice of disease which might otherwise
escape attention, nil too late to be remedied; and
sohes may be classified under two names. wig
SJmrtomatic and loiopa hic. Symptomstio Head
ACHE is exoeedinsly common and is the precursor
Ape Pexy, Gout, Rheumstism and all f.b,ils
diseases: In ITS ervous form it 10 mpathetlo di
of the stomach constituting sick headache, of
heps1o disease constituting bilious h.adaehe, of
o. as well a. rena and uterine asctlons Diseases
the heart very freq Vently attended with Head
ache,; An'emla AID plethora are also sfeotlons
which FREQ aenty oooasion headache. ldiopathio
Heada lhe is Also very Common, being usually dis
tlngushod by the name of NERVOUS headache, som O.
times coming on suddenly in . state Of apparently
sound health and Prostrsting at onoe the mental
AMI physIc energies, and liz other instances 1t
comes on slowly. herald BY dep ession Of spirits
or acerbi,y of temper. In NEST instances the pain
is In front Of the head over one or both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting, under this class
may also be nsmsd NsNralsta.
For the treatment of either GLASS Of Headache the
CephalIc Pills have been found q sure and safe
remedy, relieving the most acute pains in . few
mi Iutss- and by Its sabtle power ersdIcating the
disease of which headaohe Is the unerring index.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-14
Constipation or Cestiveness.

prev aent, 80 little under.tood, and SO much neg
lected as Costiyeness. OF en- originating In oare-
lessness. or sedsntary habits; 1t is regarded a. q
anxiety, while In reality it 10 the precursor and
companion Of many Of the most fatal and danger
bring the sufferer to an untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils of which Costiyeness is the usual at
tsndant are Headache, Collie, Rheumatic m, Foul
Breath Piles, and othsrs Of Ii ke natmr while long
train offrGhtful diseases such Fevers,
Abcesses, Dy sentery ] Dy spepsIs, DiArIhea, Apo
Plsxy, Ep,ePsy, Paralysis, hysLeria, Hyperion
drasls, Melancholy and first indicate their
Pr, eenoe in the system by this alarming symptom
Not unffeeuentlJ the diseases named originate in
Const patton. but taxa on an independent exist
emo unless the cause eradioated an early stag
From ell these considerations II follows that the
Disorder should receive Immediate attention when
ever II occurs, and person should neglect to gel
q box of CephslIo Pills on the first appaarsroe OF
the complaint, as their timely use will expel tn.
lnslduous approaches OF disease and destroy thii
dangerous foe to human life.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL-JH Skinner. ] Town
send, w III Burch, Williamson, 9 Stuart, Mrs
nj Possano, nj Barney, e Glenn, Md; Aiexan-
der, w Bowling, Meeks andy, w Jackson and
ly' A L Rives, w Frazier, A Lewis, HI T Lewis,
Hon M r Garnett and ly, Mr. and Mrs Ballauf,
Va; Esputa, Spain; + Rosini, Italy; Spin
ell, NC; G Meantez, 8 Mackay, A M Harris, J
w Lymon, Mass; A Douglass, Pa Wander
hnof, NY.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-H Smith, T w Vail,
Vockle, Mo; E n Dickerson, NY; w Ora.
Ia IN, Jehn Ga kfork. Pa; E r Ward and ly, ]
Emanuel. c 4 Buckley, l. Caulfeld, NY; j o
furguharson, B Harrison, Md; Mr. Burrows, Or
Brown and ly, Collins, NY; Miss Carter, Va; s
Gouyerneur, Md; Col Polk, -; l. Medhurst,
Pa; Vanderpool, NY.
KIRKwoOD HoUsE.-Capt r In9lau lisa.
w g Ranking, Bradford, DC; T Dornon, Pa
Nixon and ly, Love, Stating, Va; VII
Hanson, L Sutten, Md
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TuxAx.1a.x.rIoy OF LANauAsKs.-There 10 o
grovIpC tendency In this age TO appropriate the
most oppressive words Of other anEuas sfter
A While 10 luoorperst to them into our own; thus the
VOID CcphaIc which il from the Greek, signifying
s'for the head" is now becoming poPusnxed in
correction with Mr.. Spalning's great Headache
remedy; but Il will soon be used In moro general
way, and the word Cephslio will become 90
distinction a. foreign words has been worn away
By common usage until they seem "native and to
the manor born"
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BRIpGEr.-Missus wants You to send her q box
of Cephaiio Glue, no, a bottle of Prepared Pillf,c
but Pm thinking thsts not just it naIther; but PSF
hsps yen be afther knowing what il is Ye see
she's nigh dead and gone with the Sick headae he,
and wants some more of that same as relaived her
bsforo.
Drnsg,st.-You must mean Spaldins's Cephalio
Pills.
Briiga:-Ooh, sure now and you've Fed it, here's
the qQather and Civ me the Pills and don't DO all
day about it aither.
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A Real Blessing.

Physieian.-Well, Mrs Jones. how is that head
MIS- Jores.-Gone. Doctor, all gone the Pill you
sent cured me In just twenty minutes, and I wish
mandy.
Physteias.1fou can get them at any Druggists
Call for GePhalc PILLS, find they never fail and
reoo end them in all cases of Headache.
Mrs. yones.-I shall send for q box directly, and
shall tell ell my sufering friends for they real
oLesSinH. -
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ID In New York, on Saturday afternoon, three
Of the nurses attached to the City Hospital were
patients. From the confession of two of the pris-
oners, 1t appears that they administered Croton
oil in the medicine prescribed by the attending
physician By some manner, the effect of the
poison Were discovered in time to save the two
men from instant death, one of whom Is not ex-
Pected to live 1t is supposed that the act on the
part OF the prisoners was prompted by desire 70
obtain sum Of money exhibited by one of the
patients
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-14
THE EVENING STAR.
lFoR TIE STAR.
THE UNION.

In golden bonds the Union stands,
It's parts dependent are,
In wisdom orm by many hands,
A pnlar guiding star.
And shsll il last? and long remain.
whils rolling ages pass.
Or shall IL now be rent in twain,
And lie IN ruins mass,
Shall all the hopes it rNs'd IN man
Be blasted in one breath
Its TREASURED good which sages scan
Meet an nntlmely death
Shall strife aternal rend its ties!
Shall carnage tinEe its soil
Shall gloat@d vengeance cloud Its skies,
And load itself with spoiR
Mad ambition vault Ger its wreck!
Or, stated at it's fall,
Its traitor -brows with laurel dsck,
Ger freedom cast pal!
Shall all the Stripes snd stars be torn
No longer kiss the breeze?
Nor greet the eyes Of those unborn?-
Tie thought the blood doth freeze.
Who loves himself and human race.
Hi. County aud her fame,
Will shuddrr at the foul dIsg race,
Aud cheer the Cninn's name
They III holt its props in justice strong.
Equality 10 all,
And will it life and might prolong,
The shield Of great and small. lin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-14

TWENTY MILLIONS OF poLLARs SAvRp.-Mr,
Spadlng has sod two millions Of bottles of his sell
ebrated Prepared Give and II il estimated that each
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth Of broken
turnlture thus making an aggregate of twenty mil
valuable invention. Having made his Glue house
nold word, ne now proposes 10 do the world still
hls Cephaiic Pills. and If they are good a. his
Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away ike snow
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'aPdly Realized.

stepped into the hapothecaries hand says hi TO the
man, Can you hease me Of an 'eadsohs!" "Ooea
il hsche 'ard" says e. "HexoeedIngy," says hi
and upon that e gave me . CephsIo Pill, hand
pom me 'onor II cured me 30 quick that 'aIdly
realized I'd 'ad an 'eadaehe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-14

DOvKR EXCITEMENT, and the mental care And
anxiety incident TO close attention to Gus ness o,
study, are among the numerous causes Of Nervous
Headache. The disordersd state of mind and bod ,
incident 70 this distressing complaint 10 q fata
pow 20 al energy and ambition. Sufferers By thil
Disorder can always obtain speedy relief from
these distressing ATTACKS by using one of the Cs
pnalio Plls whenever the symptoms appear. I,
qulets the overtasked BRAIN and soothes the strain
Cd and Jarrins nerves, and IelsXss the tension O
the stomach which always aooompanies and A.
sravases the disordered condition Of the BRAIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-14

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you remember the throbbing temples, the fever I'd
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ion or study One Of the Cepha 10 Pills would
then experienced For this and other purpose On
you should always have . box of them ON hand 10
use as occasion requires. "