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PROCLAMATION,

1SHAM G. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee
To all who shall these GTeRg' Whereas il
has been made known that certain William stands
charged with having committed foul and atrocous murder
the month of November 1852 upon the body of acky,
late Of county Of Monroe las Fed from usce and
running at large.
Now, therefore, l. IsAAN HARRIS, Governor aforesaid,
by virtue Of the and authority in vested, do hereby
offer reward Of TIVE n hundred and fifty Dollars
to person who apprehend the said William
Serat and deliver him TO the Sheriff Jaor Of County Of
Monroe, order that justice behalf may be had aud
executed.
~ In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great seal Of the State to be affixed at
l. y Nashville, the 18th day Of April, ls6O
ISHAM G. HARRIS
~ By the Governor;
J. F. r. RAY, Secretary Of State.
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CANDIDATEs.


We authorised requested to l. W. sAvA0E
candidate for Attorney for the Sixth Judicial Circuit
q Tennessee composed Of the counties q Jackson, Macon
Smith, DeAalh and Putnam at the ensuing May eec3n
april i7-Ftds,
We are authorised 70 CARY A. HARklss OF WI
Jansen comfy, candidate for Attorney General for the ~
dcal Circut composed Of counties q Nason Davsson
and sumner Oetl4-ta-
We suthor7, sunounce JAS T. HAIhEs Es4.' g.
candidate the flee OF Attorney General for the hnn ul
ca Circuit composed Of the counties Of williamson sehtf
and Davidson Election ia May, 1860.
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IN CHANCFRY AT CENTREVILLE.---
Andrew J. Gordon-Orizinal Bill Upon motion, appear
ing to the satisfaction OF the CLERK and Master that the children
NJ obr CorIoD Fielding Gordon and Thomas Gordon Dun
GoTo1 and Robert NJ White residents this State
50 raj he ornay process Of law cannot be served upon them
II il therefore ordered that publication be made the Union
md 4Tca newspaper published in the city Nashville,
Tor successive weeks requiring the children Of John Gordon
t caledonia Gordon, Dud G. Gordon, Thomas Gordon
lane cord IN, Julia Gordon John A Gordon and p
ons wife OF W. Jones', children Of Fielding L. Gordon
- ar Al the court in the Cenrevle on the
second Monday in September then and there plead answer,
ar dgmur to compliments BILL the will be taken for
confessed and set Tor hearing pdTts as to them.
ORVILLE A. NIXON, @ 4 NJ.
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Also extensive pealers in

AmBROTTPE, MELAINOTEYE, PHOTO
GRAPH An DAGUERREOTKPE GOODS
And Artists Apparatus and Chemicals Of every descriptions 10
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DIR. mcCIintOck,s Cough and Cold Mix
TURF consists Of variety Of vegetable specifics for pulmonary
irritation, combined in OHeifd6Je GHtidOte, by physician
acknowledged by his professional brethren have O se
or It disPates immed atey the most distressing symptoms
Of cold, cough, throat aid entirely in
oredihly short time. Price % cents. For sale by
aprilI-d&wIm BROWN & EVANS.
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CHEAP! CBEAFERI CHEAPEsVgl
support your own uHuufaeturers.
you want good and ct eap Tennessee Nlui.lfel -
ing ana Heating Stoves Casi1nEss ec.i
go
BORRIs & KETCIE5s Foundry W0reroe1i-s
No. 4g AlaaKrr s1REzT. CGlorions huidinril
,,,. i,,bs ONLY sTB4CrLY MANUEAcTUIlSG sstlsi.ih
rpsrr Of he Kind 10 the city Of A1s1fil-.
nss,sr I and 81 to ther aies- % give us ea as re ee
1i-I Ia ouets ID prise with louisville and cHcineal
ana Manufacture nuIlhsr one arliele ----~--
address ,,.l- 49, - NJ
-, 7,,-eue-, Nashville. IeEr-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

seventh ChaHceEF Divisions
We are authorized 60 announce Col. J0- c. GUILD e9al-
date for Chancellor Of the seventh Chancery a.ll 8 ZEN
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FIRST VOLUME OF HEADS REPORTS
Are now file in my Office FOR Distribution Clerks Of Circuit
and Criminal Courts are hereby noeu to call and receive them.
April u, 1866. ~. CLARK, Clerk
The Reporter also left with number Of copies for sub
scribers, and others who may want them. apr'S-sE
Ties, Stocks and CFavRts.
LIVERY variety Of Ties Stocks and Cravats received and far
II sale By Il NcGILi4,
apis Cherry, door from Union street.
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ca Circuit composed of e COUNTIES Of williamson sumnsr
and Davidson. Election in May, 1860
seventh ohancerY Division.
We are authorized 60 announce Col. @. GUM e91d
date for chancellor Of the seventh chanceEy s 5sl
nesses
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DaIIey,s MAGICAL pain Extractor.
Has now been in use over thirty years. there is hardly
son but what Of It, and not ma As uea once
n s5e5t Where once used is sure 70 become standard
remedy has no equal ID e9llng BaIs, cls, Cuts
tory and cutaneous diseases where the parts affected can be
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & CO..
Nos q and Isl Charities street.
gents for Southern States, aid whom all orders
should b addressed. aprill-dSvln
BRYAN,s TASTLESS VERmIFUGE.
SQUIRE JONES.
Jolly times at cur house, all the children we'll;
Thought that would kill EN-, thought so for a spell,
Didn't think 50 afterwards, when up and tried
BRYAs's TAsTELEss YERMIFusE twas the that died.
sPEiIi-dkgin - e - BaoTNy & EVANS.
Ms[@ Lyons Magnetic Insect
E2telz1A4@s POWDER Exterminates Ped Bugs, Reaches
TieEs Ants Garden Insects, &C. contains poison.
Lyons Magnetic Pills.
ARE CERTAIN DEATH TO RATS AND NICE.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Dr. mcCiintOCk'S PICTORIAL syrup Are
your lungs wea Does long breath pain? Have you
hacking cough! Do expectoae hard tough mAtter Are
you wasted with night sWeats and Of sep If here 81
gOaT remedy. 1t will pnqestionaby you. Price 81 o.
For sale by aprili-dSSwlml BROWN EVANS.
DR.. McCIintOekss Asthma Kennedy. Pre-
PARED exclusively from vegetable subtnees containing
narcotic and acting upon the pulmonary organs soothing,
ntlhammatory, invigorang agent this preparation
the only uniform, certain and safe specific for and
chronic Asthma and whoopng cough Price SO cents For sale
BY la3rll-d&wlm bR0WN & EVANS
The way keep Ee take MoLKASs CELKBRATED
CORDIAL BLOOD PURIFIER be careful in diet, and dis
attack the system. This Cordial is the effective
Alternative and Tonic Known. 1t perfect preventive
disease and scng the system and puss and ceanses
the blood Try it, and you Will be convinced See advertisement
another column aprsl-dSwlm
~ Madness, IdiOcy. COnVuL
~zss sI0NS, and long train Of other horrible dis
eases are the frequent consequences Of permitting Worms to
generate and multiply, wtbout check the intestines
and the stomach. Such neglect isexcusabe is dan
gerous in much Wiaers Canadian FerzRUgs, without
confinement the house Of Trouble the sufferer will the
disease few days. and at the time improve the condition
of the digestive organs, purify the BLOOD and regulate all the
secretiOns.
Be particular and remember the name Winers Canadian
Verniugs This the only article thatean depended
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
asnH 4 nH III.
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500 REWARD.

ANYWAY from the subscriber, living Corinth. Miss
= Negro EOy named ALFRED aged about 30 years.
heavy set feet inches high, and good Blacksmith. Alfred
raised about Nashville and GoOdsettsYlle, and will
doubt he lurking in the vicinity.
Also JOIN boy about IS 6 years old very black and
well grown his age raised Hsrpeth, 70
Nashville, by No flesh either
TeCOllected.
will give the both II apprehendei put
in air Nashville elsewhere that may get them, $50
for either. JAMES LEWALLEN.
aprI7-d8t&wlm
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SANFORD'S
Liver LnvjgOH9tOE,
NEVER DERILITATES.

I a is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established fact Standard Medicine known
and approved by all that have Ised it, and is
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nESCRIPTION.

William Sera about 25 years old weighs about les pounds
dark coupIexon black hair and Whkers lolg hair wears
il parted before like a aprly-dlt Twill W.T.
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CHILDE HAROLD.

FgNHIS thorough and popular bred Race Horse and BE
Stallion will remain at my stables another arER
ALdN
Chde Harold all distances frsm to miles " III
and beaten the the ring.
He the sire OF Of the best Of their years. the arg
est and finest breeder have known proof Of which the
cord Of the fairs show that his colts premiums
any blood horse in Tennessee.
His price will be $50 70; thoroughb ed and $50 for
Mares In all cases the cash will be required before the removal
Of the mare.
Mares kept till close Of 81 per week.
particular attention and feed required No liability for acct
dents In all Of failure the may gratis
season, the money fer returned my option
HARDING.
jan26-tW9m BtW3m 6 miles Of Nashville
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Wanny's combined Reaper ana
Mower
EWYTTH WOODS lMPEONEIIE8 n s-aItis
w celebrated achne eeeivs the rs premium Of Gard
dom AKba1 The hec0mhined Reaping and Moving
q the great United States Agrcutual Fair held al L1ulv
KY in September 1857. The trial on Sgrasuss New
York, July, where al a pr,pal Machines ia tie nf
States thoroughly test-l The committee aa ehefr .I-
through Marshal P. Wilder President United States eui1al
Society, 1t Louisville, X.
It received the ward the best Reaper and a. s tsi
Newer before two separate committees appointed ps
dent Of the Davidson Cauuy Agricultural Society q, Nahvs
In july 1917 most Of the machines "a use Ga Tenn
Numerous other premiums and were given this Marin
during the last season, every lachineIn America.
The shove machines are f0r sale BY ths undersigned
B. Y. OHEATHAM,
General A gent Tor the State.
FIsHKK, WHEELEe %
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A CASE OF DEsERTIoN.-The Memphis Bulletin says
two little children, boy and girlthe former about
four and the latter six years Of age-were found on
Beal street. in that city, Tuesday evening, the
18th inst by Mr.. T. B. FoLGEE, who kindly took them
to his home The little wanderers gave their names
as JOHN and MARY LEE and stated that their father
was absent in Arkansas, and that their mother had
recently deserted them and left the CITY
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A MOHERIN SPORT KILLS HER CHID.-lhe liamIl-
ton co. Telegraph says:
Last Tuesday little child OF Mrs Shaticr, lsister
of Mr.. Campbell, who resides in the First WardO
who lives in Germantown, got possession Of an old
pistol and snapped it several times after which she
handed it 10 her mother and said, in playful man
ner. shoot me mother!" Mrs Shailer took the
pistol and pointed the muzzle toward her child and
pulled the trigger, exploding the cap and sending
ball through the childs head. killing il instantly
The pistol had not been fired for more than year.
and was snnnnsHd NOT Do be loaded.
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'REroRu DRESS Miss HARRIET n AUSTIN. editor
Of a reform paper in Dansvie, New York, devotes
long article to the subject of hc- making up Here
is important item: NJ pantaloons are all cut at
the bottom ike gentlemens / like them better than
straight ones: and those which some ladies have
worn, full and gathered at the bottom, are 'unmen-
tionable' My pattern cut by tailor his lcte Ia
k1yte measure The spinisters preeaution as stated
in the last sentence was doubtless intended to show
that what she was after at the taior's shop was
measure, not men" Nice girl is HARRIET; not
young enough to be gidiy. certainly; but rather
lunar on pSutalouns
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GEN. JACKSON BEFORE JUDGE HuL--There is now
on exhibition in Philadelphia. painting by c.
SCHUssELE, Of that city, representing a memorable
incident in the life of Gen JACKSON his appearance
before Judge HAIL, Of New Orleans in 1915, to an
sycr for an alleged contempt of Court The picture
is quite large one. and contains forty or fifty fig
urcs. nearly all of which are actual portraits Of
persons present at the scene. The grouping is re-
markedly easy and natural The figure Of Ole
Hickory is. Of course, the principal and central
object The picture is well painted. and should be
visited bv all interested in art or m American his
tory The Bulletin learns it is to be engraved.
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The Liver inVigOraJOr and Family Ca,
thaVtiC Pills etaed by Druggists generally and
wholesale by the trade IN all the large
ST. W.SANF0RD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 33j Broadway n Y.
o. J. WOOD CO.,
fabl-ly st. ous, No.
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A BLooWER WoUNN wANTs A HUsBAND.-MAET E.
HAYNES writes from Carolina, TomPkins county,
New York to Mrs. DR.. LYm, SAVER HlsBRoUcE's
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Lyman and A. V. Clark responded. The
teachers presented appropriate senti-
ments, on which Prof. Sanders made some
entertaining remarks.
LIST. Prof. Cooper conducted exercises
in Practical and Mental Arithmetic.
Discussion of the various methods of ex-
planning the Lorroutag process in Sub
traction. Explanation was then given
for calling the significant figures digits.
I'd. Prof. Sanders here introduced a
very entertaining and useful exercise in
EIocution. Concert exercises in Reading:
Adjourned TIL 2 o'clock P. NJ.
JLLA AFTERNOON SESSION. NV -
1st. Grammar. PROF Lewis remarked
that he would take this occasion to talk
to teachers. They fail oftener in govern
ment than even in teaching Grammar.
The ability to govern a school well, was
Of paramount Importance to the teacher.
lie who cannot govern himself, cannot
govern others. He had found those teach
ing in the county who could not control
iHSIi SChOO!S. 1ulo Huo tue ldoG utlCCt
he would overlook. Outlines of the va
.Iious parts of the church were drawn by
the class. Recess, followed by singing.
I'd. Analysis Of English words. Prof.
Sanders remarked that it was curious to
observe how some words had found their
way into the language, and illustrated By
an entertaining etvmologv Of the words
insect, squirrel, bayonet, &c. Exercises
in Analytic difaition. Recess and sing,
ing.
Sd. Geography. Prof. Sanders here
urged the necessity of teaching lHop
Drauiag to children, and Illustrated it
at some length. lie then traced the re-
semblances between some of the land and
water divisions. Adjourned to 6! o'clock.
1GLH EVENING SESSION. ~aN
Prof. Lewis called the audience to Or
der, and announced the question: or dis
c~ussion viz 4" low can school discipline
be best secured 2" He then called Miss
A. i. Lyman, of Coudersport, to the
stand, who read en- elaborate and master
ly Essay upon the question. a liVely
and entertaining discussion by the teach
ers was kept up for about an hour. Much
thought upon this important subject and
deep insight into human nature, was man
lfestcd.
Prof. Sanders delivered an elegant lee
ture on Execution. He showed the means
by which a good clocution may be acquir-
ed, and gave specimens of the different
infections and modulations of the voice,
and recommended "A more thorough cul-
ture of the o|ratoral tones, as his voice is
peculiarly adapted to give dignity to the
sentiment; then entranccd the audience
with an exhibition of his inimitable de-
livery of humorous poetry. Adjourned.
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CALIFORNIA FOR KGNE0ES
The Golden Stale for Free
GOlGl.

The following dispatch appears in the
New York papers of Monday evening
1t comes by pony express by way Of Fort
Kearney. Hail California
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. so P. NJ
The entire number Of votes returned
from the State thus far are 1920, of
which Lincoln has 2T,058; Douglas,
24,422; Breckenridge, 20,638; Bell,
1902. Lincoln ahead Of Douglas, 2,636.
Llncoln's vote has surprised politicians ;
still the chance Of Douglas having the
Legislature is considered the best
Probably Douglas has a majority over
both Lincoln and Breckenridge, securing
sufficient strength to elect a Douglas man
in place Of Senator Gwinn.
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REPUBLICANS IN THE SoUrH.-The
Republicans had a plurality Of over 500
in St. Louis, and 200 in Wilmington,
Delaware. They polled over a thousand
votes in Baltimore, and 800 in Wheeling
and Ohio county, Virginia, Who will
say that light is not breaking on the
South.-PUsbary Gazette.
When Horace GREELEY is. installed
Post Master General, so that the people
of the South can receive through the
mails such newspapers as they desire /;
light will break on that benighted region
70 fully and so happily, that in four years
the Republican party will be fully organ
lied in every southern State, and will
carry Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky
and Missouri:
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EOUS

THE AMALaAMATIoN OF LANGUAGEs.-Tbo..
is a ~groHihg tendency in this age to ann
pirate the moot expressive words of other Iau.
guagss, ana after a while to incorporate thou,
into our own thus the word Cephalic wb;oG
is from the Greek, sisnifying "for the head
is now becoming popularized in connectia,
with Mr.. STalding's great Headache rcmedr
but it will soon be used in a more cenprsi
way, and the word Cephalic will become os
common as Elect. otype and many other.
whose distinction as foreign words has bean
worn away by common usage until they seem
"native and to the manor bora"
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The Effects Of WEiskcy Drink
ing.

1t is passing strange, that intelligent
people should persist in practices that are
certain to bring misery and ruin into a
community. One would think there was
evidence enough before our eyes to con-
vince the most %stoical, that the use Of
intoxicating drinks, Arrays eudangers
the property and lives Of those in the
community where it is tolerated. But
even here in Potter county there are
people who occupy high positions in So
ciety who rot only drink, but they put
the poison to the lips of others. So we
must needs continue to hold up the evil
dence, that uhishey drinking and crime
90 hand In hand.
The following item from the \. Y. Eve.
Post, Is the last on which our eye rested {:
''Iast evening at an early hour the
driver of stage No. III of the Fourth av-
enue line was driving down Broadway at
a furious rate, being grossly intoxicated,
and on arriving in front Of the American
Museum ran into a company of persons,
consisting of Mr.. Meckl, of Albany, and
two ladies, his wife and her sister, Miss
Nettie Klepproth, knocking down the
two ladies and breaking the arm OF Mrs
Meckl, and badly bruisiug one of Miss
kIepproth's hands, and otherwise injur-
ing them. The driver did net stop, but
kept on at his furious rate till he arrived
at the corner of CORTLAND street, when
he was arrested by a Second ward police.
mon aud taken to the sta ,ion-hOuse.-
This morning he was committed by JUS
tice Welsh for drunkenness and violation
of a corporation ordinance. Mr.. MeckI
and the ladies had just come from the
Museum, and were on their return to the
Astor House, where they were stopping,
when they were run over by the onIui-
bus.
1t is notorious, and known to every
body, that any outrage or crime, is a
small matter to an intoxicated person,
and yet men. protesting to be friends OF
good order and good society, are indifter,
ent to the sale and use OF intoxicating
drinks.
When some mans house is burned
down, or some neighbor shot, or run over
then these people are shocked and alarm:
ed but still remain indifferent to the
cause of the burnings and murders, and
so matters go on till the victims Of this
rum business losing all hope of legal re.
dress take the law into their own hands,
and themselves become law-breakers oui
of despair for any other remedy, as wit
ness the following from the Rockford
(Ill) Register:
awe learn that some twenty or more
of the women of Byron Ogle County, be,
coming highly incensed at Mr.. Ames, the
keeper of the tavern at that place, for
practices in regard to alleged sale of Ii
Guor to their liegc lords and boys, pro.
ceeded last week in a body to his house
and destroyed all the liquors they found.
on his premises. They then proceeded
TO a saloon near by kept by another deal
err, with a similar design on his liquors
but he had barricaded the door against
them and they did not effect entrance
Subsequently Ames came to this city
and procured a fresh supply. While on
his return, and when near home, he sud
denly found the road distracted by 9
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SHERIFFlS SALE,

EeY VIRTUE Of s,n'dry Crtts Of Venditioni
Id Exponas, Fieri Facias and Lcvari Facias
issued ont Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Pot
ter County, Pennsylvania, and 10 me directed, I
shall expose 10 public safe or outcry. at the Court
House IN Coudersport, on MONDAY, the lTth
day Of Nov. 1860, at 10 o'ctoch, a. M, the fol-
loVing described real estate, TO Wt:
All those certain pieces parcels, or tracts
of land situate in the Township of Portage,
Potter Co., Pa, described as follows to-wit:
Warrant numbered (5438) FIVE thousand four
hundred and thirty. eight beginning at a
Beech the Northeast corner Of said warrant
Thence South three hundred twenty perches
to a Birch, thence East five hundred eighty
three perches to a post, thence North three
hundred twenty perches to a post, thence East
five hundred eighty-turee perches to the be-
ginning containing eleven hundred acres,
and allowance of six per cent. for Roads. ETC.,
be the same more or or less. ALSO-War-
rant numbered (5439) FIVE thousand four hun.
dred and thirty-nine beginning at a Birch
the Northeast corner of said warrant, thence
South three hundred twenty perches to a
Lynn, thence West five hundred eighty-three
perches to a post, thence North three hundred
twenty perches to the post, thence East five
nundfeu el9hty-tnfee percheS 10 the Degln-
ming; containing eleven hundred acres, and
allowance of six per cent. for Roads etc, be
the same more or less. ALSO-Warrant
numbered (5440) five thousand four hundred
aad forty beginning at a white pine, thence
North three hundred and twenty perches to a
white pine, thence east FIVE hundred eighty
three perches to a post, thence South three
hundred twenty perches to a post, thence
West five hundred eighty-three perches to the
beginning containing eleven hundred acres,
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barricade thrown across and his further
progress stopped. Before he had time
to determine what 1t meant, the same
determined band Of women surrounded
his wagon and kindly invited HIM to dis
mount, while they cody and deliberately
proceeded TO unload his wagon and knock
in the heads of the kegs and barrels and
empty the contents on the ground. Our
Informant further states that the matter
was to be compromised by payment to
Mr.. Ames for the LIQUOR destroyed"
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4 Real Blessing.

PhysiciaH.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that
headache?
Mrs. Jones.-Gone Doctor, all gone! the
pill you sent cured me in justtwenty minutes,
and wish you would send more so that can
have them handy.
Pdysician.-Iou can get them at any Drug,
gists. Call for Cephalic Pills, | find they ncT'
er fail, aHd | recommend them in all cases Of
Headache.
Hrs. JoReS-Ishall send for a box directly,
and shall tell all my suffering friends, for they
are a real blessing.