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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-01
JAMES ARRoTT, clerk.
STATE OF MISSOURI, sa1Tsasasa
County of Gasconade. l,asE s,li lssa (
,H :3 DIN the Gasconade County Court.
"a. 1a November term lQ5Q
November term, 1884, :,

Now at this day comes Henry Amsling,
administrator of William Meyer, deceased, end
files his petition praying for the sale Of so
much of the real estate of said deceased, as
will be sufficient to pay the debts of said 'ss-
tate, which petition being accompanied by q
statement of the situation of said estate, very
fed by the affidavit of said administrator, by
which it appears that there be not sufficient
assets in his hands to pay said de.ts. h
Therefore it is ordered by the court, that all
persons interested in said estate be notified,
that unless good cause to the contrary be shown
at the next term of this court, to be held and
began on the second Monday of February next
at the courthouse In Hermann, an order will
be made, for the sale of so much of the real
estate of said deceased, as will be sufficient 10
pay said debts. And it is further ordered,
that a copy of this order be published for four
weeks III some newspaper printed in thus
.l.rL
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Notice Of tnal Settlement

Public Notice is hereby given to all creditor
and others interested IN the estate of Leopold
E khardt dec, that | the undersigned admins
ment thereon at the May term of the County
Court of Gasconade County, to be held and
began at the Courthouse in Hermann on the
second Monday IN February 1860.
WILLIAM BUMPAss, adm.
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Notice of Final settlement.

Pnblic Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interealed IN the estate of
Gerhard Troller dec, that l will MAKE Final
Settlement thereon at the next term of the
Gasconade County Court, 10 be held and be-
gan at the sourthouse in Herman on the third
Monday III December next. q
New. 96h 1859.
% g NIILIAA kEHLEssnlEx,a drn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-01

@atrt,u lamss. Gin @atrcis tG I'M
e6auipieltauis unp lab init Quft ben srttn @ct Res
Stidss. Taraui las sr int 1hsaterSsttsl Die
Msrt,: Clint 3sit son ;wan;is Sabrsu Iie9t ;ptS
f&tn nsm srfsn UNI 5reitsn Gtt." EppNGltt.!nr
trtrb Fb Der 2atrc. unr rtrIieS ras Eaas. =
pEas Udtrt mir 3u tanss," iaste sr. ~Sisl. BIZ
ptrrss IS taum srleFsn, rap rsit Gsiti6tt civ
Gnpe ninmt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-01
Scsue
Gimlabam9 ;s;r Smbfcrip:ioa
auf bic
9ubilasutns- Ausgaat
rrn
S1iQcr'S =
c1u,,tf;L.,, mnrf.u
Gdmnttli6en Werfen.

praGtppQ autsrtattst NIT rem wctlsttrcHsnen
9prlrait S6iler's in Stabliti6, in Warccep Gins
tanp unr Gclrihnitt. Yrtis nur $500.
9ds Nanensz8 sr,ei6nib rer Sutitritent.n
mir: ais Grinneru,sztaisl unp gun, anrtuten Del
Gsrstrer res sr6btsn reutiasn Ii&tsrs rem Suas
oprssrrldt.
Sn Sciss res ~al5smsin ausssisrpGsnsn 8uns
ites srG1ne Id cine nsus Sutpr,pticn aui si.is
pra6tHoa ausasitaiete AusSate ron Shilsr'a
ianmtlitten gEertsn su Rem unerhUrt tiaissn prsiis
srn rr,i Collars uuD laps gu rstt ~lsttaittr She'll
natnt Elm.
s. 81. 5tpmas,
S;rll33sg ut5inrltr unit Suhrruder in g6ilactl'
| rita.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-01
STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF GAscoNADE.
BARCLAY & SHIELDS
VS.
WILLIAM Nc GAMANT.
In the Gasconade Circuit Cou
September term 1859.

September term 1859.
Now at this day COM the said plaintiffs by
their attorney, amp on his motion it appearing
to the court, that the said defendant is 3 nom
resident of the state of Missouri, 1t is ordered
that he be notified by publication according to
law, that said plaintiffs have instituted in the
Gasconade Circuit Court a suit, the object of
which is to obtain a judgement against him
for the sum of $l24S.01 and interest on a not e
drawn by him said defendant, and payable to
said plaintiffs, and that unless he appear at
the next term of this court. to be began and
held at the courthouse in Herman on the Sc
cond Monday in March next. and on or before
the third day of said term answer said PLAIN
tifs petition, the same will he taken against
him as confessed and judgement rendered &C
sordingly.
A true copy Of the Record,
Attes. JAMES ARROTT, clerk.
tCEO. ". HOPKINS, Attorney for plsia.i e.
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w. =. 5 e a r < Il,
Attoyne4 d %cllnseLof,

54tto'neY " "~%clunseLl0E
will attend with fidelity and %promptness to any
business entrusted to him. VIII practice IL
Gasconade and the neighbouring counties.
Office: on Third street, nearly opposite the
Pr ming Office.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-01
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Gasconade.
JAMES GILBRAITH & Co. eai

oIA lE VI MlSSOURI,
County of Gasconade.
JAMES GIIBRAITH & Co. eH3 roqJ
VS. ED Hfae sd1 0sal fadto aos- ev
WILLIAM McCAxMAsr..
In the Gasconade Circuit Court,
September term 1853.
Now at this day come the said plaintiffs by
their attorney, and on his motion il appearing
to the court that the sale. defendant is, a non
resident of the state of Missouri Ii is ordered
that he be notified according to law, that said
plaintiffs have instituted in the Gasconade
/ Circuit Court a suit, the object of which is to
obtain q judgement against him for the sum
of S599.S4 and interests on three notes drawn
by said defendant, payable to said plaintiffs,
and that unless he appear at the next term Of
| this court, to be began apa held at the court
louise in Herman on7the. second Monday in
March next, and on or before the third day.
of said term answer said plaintiffs petitions.
the same will be taken against him as con.
ifsssed and Judgement rendered accordingly.
= true copy Attest
'G Il #i1 ~ James 'Arrott, clerk.
Geo. w. Hopkins, attorney pro plaintiffs.
y a. tssH'fH fEaEsE HHFr ss48NFteH<HM III
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by NJ. Fitzgerald of Burbois
township and posted before John Durbin,
one yoke of oxen. One of a black brown
colour, with white face, belly and half of his
tail, the black runs down to his knees, marked
with a stno til crop OF the left ear, aud an
underbit in the right, eight years old. The
other aled brindle, white picied blaiss face,
lower part of the tail white, marked with an
under halt crop in The right ear. seven years
old and each appraised at s2j 90.
JAMES ARRUTT, clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-01
STATE OF
County r'GAscoNADE.
ANTON
SAMUEL ALLEMAN.
In the Gasconade Circuit Court
In Yacatlnn- Octnher 9Th 1850

In the Gasconade Circuit Court
in v~acatlon, October 9TH 1853.
Now at this day comes said plaintiff and
on his motion it appearing to the Court, that
the said defendant is a non resident Of the
state of Missouri, and that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon him Iii is
therefore, ordered that. he, be notified by pub
location according to law, That said plaintiff
has instituted in the Gasconade Circuit Court
4 suit, the object of which rs, tonobtain y
Judgement against him ON a note, drawn hv
said defendant, and payable to said plaintiff,
or the sum of S250.OO,I dated November 23d
1853, and payable one day after date, and
that his, said defendants property. has been
attached. and that unless he appear at the
uext term Of this courts 10 be begun and held
at the courthouse in Herman, on the second
Monday in March next, and on OF or before the
third day OF. said Interim answer said plaintiffs
petition, the anne will be taken against him as
confessed and judgement rendered occord,
ngly.
A true copy of the record
Attest JAMES ARROTT; clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-01

. Gin WitisI iur 3akui6msrB.n. i
6 n Yariitr Doctor UNI t~.ritmtsr 3abnarst murrs
~ elmer p,ruttmsr, rsi;enr i6Snen SrlFu in jsusr
Stast ssrufen, welfs BON fur6ttar:n :3atnl6msr,
gen esplast mar. DER Guttrr ~atsr3.ust. ft balp
TAP nt&ts uOris bleits, ais BEN i6arSaitsn Gain
aussusistsn. eotaIo CT atsr feline Sntrumsnt.
tssaus natm, lam pie ~Itsraus n.rpOle Fam. faf
oubsr f4 nns wUate Dem DcttOr f~ortias.n. Sn Ger
Berlessnbtit pc rOr er attr Ten Scpi nidt unn
faste gang ru6ig: Nun, n.ins grdTn, Ger 3atn mub
eiunal bsraus; trsun Ssn.n absr si.i, 1stbcre
Sss &ussishens nibt sefa1t, 10 nil i'd ibnen ren>
ieiben rura rae einfade auslpre&eu sines prlniiten
gamsns tsi eitissn. 9arauf sins RE Gams nit
Trsursn Elm uup Der Doctor hisIt itr tierauf sintn
3stt.l Srr, NIT Der Isiiuus, tas raraui isberb.
bier iulsenes Dort a d aussuiprs&tn:
nSrss,arssitrpsSresscrtsts."
Die Gams lests nit rsr erDGtsn Sraftanfrsns
sung an unr iprad ZEN gtamen nit itertur,sntec
Ruitbsit aus. unp fsbs, lei Der sprlestsn Sslts
fog rr itarsate CABIN In ras pom Gpctur sOrsss
balten. eapOir. IS sleibt in Der Ibat Gin Bun,
Der, rab bic er NUM-, unp salstrs6.nre Nams ibl
q dpt Bic game Stnnlace nit fcrtIenommen.
Saullen tabtnsetbrt umnrbl.l
Ton tpenisRsns 9eSt pisl 20 aus ~iOlssnrer 9pti
rttt b:rppr, bic Tin snSlil&es 8latt ben S&utp.l
wismst, unr bic slei& cen S4ulrnsr BON etns
sn, anesrn Ssits teleudtst, ais ptslss s.pRtnlit
pom Der tSitn, i4ari3lnSi8.n 0elt iu ssi&st,
sfest:
User ts;ne Sdulesn fat, 1T Elm arn lislts.r, nj
ftrutltr alrpi. Nismanp ~tntsrsiTrt f6 iUr III
Hismanc git einsn rctHen Gent rruun. pb sr a.
Qsten ODER Oh tr tort 1T. unisrs srosen 9iGnn
batenaa lslaamt .Saulpfn; Die Nanlsr Ter 8l
tnl4ait, bic Strifrteuer, pie iaibiOnablsn 9eifl
dsn fe lsd,n iamrnt unp iOnrsrs tisisr
Sdulnsn, ais pbarao NIT ieinsm peer im NaN
Ns rutben Nesrea.
pSaulreu osrseeln Ten Rsni6en, stbsn itm 6
men %rreitsrsn. lib.ralersu 8ssriT BON Der Rsni6t
uns Saltsn itn immsr in Bspssuns, nau1sn
lid tpsnn sr isine S~auSmistte nitt traablt. @du
rem barren III ,nsnitli&; S5ulseH te,ablsn T..
sttli&.
. So LANCE Ter Ttni6 ttin atstrntarli6ts q
fen Ia, ioatr er ater niGt mad Der @6ttliGssit fr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-01
STATE OF MISSOURI
r., County, or GAscosADE.

ss ssafn1 rsInthe Gasconade Circuit Court :
a,gs IS in y~acation, November 2sd 1859.
KENNETH MAsHH'sIr
AsDarw FaAsra 'ss ~ i M
Now at'this day comes said plaintiff and on
his motion it appearing that the said zdefen.si
dant7is a non-resdent of the state of Missouri
and ,thatthe ordinary process of law cannot
be, served upon him. 1t is therefore ordered
that he be notiiedby publication according 70.
law, that said plaintiff has instituted in the
Gasconade Circuit Court a suit, the object OF
which is TO obtain al judgement against him
on, a note. ,dra wn by said defendant and pay-s
able to the said plaintiff, for the sun Of $500.
90, dpted September 18th 1857, and payable !.
sixty days after date. and that his, said de-.
Pendants property has been attached, and that
unless he appear at the next term, Of this court
to be held and begun at the courthouse in
Herman, on the second Monday in March
next, and on or before the third day of said
term said plaintiffs potion, the same
will be taken against him as confessed and
judgement rendered accordingly.
A true copy Of the record
Attest :"
~ JAMES ARROTT. clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-01

Sn f~srislben Na&t lam uua PER- Sones in jei=
n,u 0OtnOrts, Der Start Burlington, an, uns sins
esras, spt9s gu ieinsr 9s!ittt,n, Ger i6rparjdusissn
sS.ttre, rie sr Run 70 Fair al. nt9li6 gu tfird.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-01

Geo. w. Hopkins, attorney pro plaintiffs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL.-C Mills, =; J Berry,
Md; w H Branham, Miss Clements, Ill; E
Bailey, w Ruse, O'Brien, Pa; nj Reynolds
and ly, Mas; E Dromgoole and ly, Va; M Levy,
NY; 6 Schoberg, 9 Fritz, Cuba 8 r Fletcher anu
ly, Mia L 4 Tyler, Mis-. Duval, } N Pelcher,
Va; NJ Smook, NJ; A Gray and fam, T Smailev
and fam, Nd; Hactetf, NY - Ange and
J E Smith and fam, Sykes, Pa; A NJ Hall, q
Martin, X q Smiley, w w Reed, VIC; d Delong,
mington, Bird, w Wood, Md.
NATIONAL HOTEL 8 Dorset, VIM Cam
eron, w Isaacs, ID Isaacs, Va; N Sanders,
NY; Belknap, USN; G o DEMENT,, Md; T J
w Tell, NY; DR. Hall and ly, Del; II Sautter, NJ
r Mcmahon, =; w B Hartley, CT; III McRae,
Ind; Dr. Lawrence, Md; o Gehrey,J Parsful &
ly, II Clark and ly, Poole and ly, Ny; Mise A
Marshall, Va; Macdonald, Eng; DR. Ross, Can;
w Johnston, Ill; w Ross, James Coopea, Md;
N Atchson and lady, Miss! w Alcock, Md
Hutchins, Nh; w McDufne, NY; George w
Johnds, DC.
kIRKwOOD HOUSE-w Seymour, NY;
Capt Benham. F Anderson, USE; Guthrie,
Dougherty, Pa; w Bohen and ly, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

VHlApAcHz u the f.yorite .iEn By which
nature maEes kno y a any deviation whatever from
the natural state Of the brain. and visved thi.
iisht II may Do looked on as = safeguard intended
escape attention, ul too late to be fsmedied; and
Its Indications should never be nesleoted. Head
aches may be classified under two names, viz
SJmptomstic and ldiopathic. Symptomstc Head
ACHE IL s1eeedingy common And Is the precursor
Apop!exy, Gouf. Rhepmati.m and, oil f.b,ils
diseases In Its rervous form it ID s,mpsthstio di
ease Of the stomach continuing sick hsadaehe, of
heP.ho disease eonstltutinE otiio.s Asadaehe, Of
worms constipation and other disorders sfths low
vi. well a. renal and uterine ascflons Diseases
e'hes; Anemis snd plethors are also, affections
qe1daahsa 10 Also ysry common, being usually dis
nm o., coming on suddenly in . stste Of apparently
sou: e health and prostrsting st onoe the mental
com.e slowly. heraldsd BY Depression Of spirits
~ .cs,S,, of TEN per- In most instances the pain
H. IN rom of the head. over one both eyes, and
somsti .,es -ovoking vomiting, Hnder this class
nav aIso "a n, med NsuraIgLa. e. | q
r., tbs tr..$r sntO either class Of Headache the
Cepbaiic Pills h. we been found . sure and safe
remedy, relieving inc b moss Sca,e pslns 10 lev
disease OF which heaA sehsis the nnsrrlns index.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21
Csnstipasisn Or Csssiveness.

No one of the "mapy ills flesh 10 heir to-, 10 %
prevalent, 90 little understood, and 20 much nsE-
looted as Costiyeness. Often originating in carr
lessnes.. or ssdentsry habits; IL IL regarded as
anxiety, while In reality il il the precu,sor And
companion Of many Of the most fatai And onngei;
bring the sufferer to an untimely rave: Among the
lighter evils Of " hich Costiyeness IL tho usual At;
tendant are Headaohe, Colo, RhAumatism, Foul
Breath Piles, and Others IF like natni e,whns long
train Ghtful diseoses such a. NJ nant fevers
AtSesses, by sentery, Dyspepsia, DiAa rhea, Apo
Plsxy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysleria, A'Jnocs0n-
drasis, and insanity, rst indie ate their
pr. sence in the system BY this alarming 81 mlton
Not unfresuently the diseases named origin Nc IN
Const pstOn, but take an independent ca LIST
unless the cause is eradcated an early STA e.
From all these considerations lt follows that the
disorder should receive immedI ate attention when
ever 1t occurs, and person should ect to get
box Of Cephsllc Pills on the first appearance Of
the complaint, as their timely use win exps the
insiduous approaches of disease and destroy this
dangero foe to human life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

Marriage OF PoxrEss.-The Southern poet
es', Miss Matilda C. Smiley, was married on the
30ta ult at Grape HILL the residence Of her moth
er, Nelson county, Va, to Mr.. AlPheus L. Ed
wards Of w Washington city.
III Pork packing commenced In Cincinnati
last Friday week, and on Monday there were six
houses In operation. The weather has been quite
favcrlble, and should Il 30 continue, packing OF
trations wi be general In another week.
UA dwarf, only forty inches high, while
being made sport Of Columbus (Ohio) bar room
the other evening. fell OF the counter backwards,
and was killed. He was IS years old, and had
been connected with burlesque opera troupe.
IDA sleep walking actor ut Memphis, Tenn. =,
on Thursday nigh decked himself out a. Mac
beth, and alarmed the household. He was sum-
m irily quenched with pail of water thrown on
him by an awakened neigh bor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

/, TIE AnALsAMArioS OF LASsuAsxs-Thsss il Q
growing tendency 10 this AZ 20 appropriate the
moSt Impressive words Of other snGIag And ater
while 70 inoorp4rste them INTO our own; thus the
VOID CeIhsllo, which IL from the Greek, Ggni1ins
conIeotion with Mr.. Spalding's great Headache
roaedy; but u will soon be used In more general
way. and the word Cephslie wiz beooms g
distinction - foreign verbs has ben worn away
by common usage until they seem "nasavs and to
the manor born"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

Physicia..-Wsll, Mrs. Jones, how il that head
Mrs. Jo.ss.-Gone. Doctor, all gone the pill you
sent cured me In just twenty MINUTES, and Wish
handy.
cPhysieics.EYou Gan Get them At any Qrgsgist..
RECOMMEND them in ell osses of n sadsche.
-ln[s. yoa<S.-l shall send for box directly, and
eHAh ton sl ny suffering friends, for thsy are real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

iOOvRR KxcrrRxxrr. and the mental care and
anxiety incident TO CLOSE attention TO bus ness or
study, are among the numerous causes of Nervous
incident % this distressing COMPLIANT 10 . fatal
blow 70 s1 snsrgy and ambition. BufereEs By this
these distressing attacks BY using one Of the Co
pkallo Pulls whenever the symptoms sDpear. 1t
auiets the Overtasked BRAIN and soothes the SRA,
cd and jarring nerves, and relsxss tho tsnsiQn Of
the stomach which always accompanies and se-
gravetss the disordered condition OF the BRAIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21
THE EVENING STAR.

AcQuIIrEp.-Geo. w HIdwick, Of the Lynch
burg Republicans, who was indicted for tne XII.
ing Of Joseph Button, Jr.. Of the Vfrginian, OF
shat CITY, has been acquitted Commenting upon
this result Charles w. Button, one Of the sur
wing brothers Of the slain man, and editor 81
the yi,gintan says: " 10 only remsins for us to
say thai feeling outraged at the decision Of q
Iynchbure court; feeling that a bounty has been
offered upon our own life, which may be taken
with I'm panty there is no Alternative left us but
To gather I'd the loved remains Of our dead, re-
move them from where they are dishonoFed by
the coarse exultation Of those Who through politf
cal malevolence, can rejoice that nature more
noble and honorable than theirs was DESTROYED by
the hand Of violence; and seek Tor ouYself that
safety and peace which are denied to MS hereu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

BI1peEr.MIssus wants ~ g ssno asr p., box
but Pm thinking that's not just f nather; bst per
haps YEN be ahher knowing w.~t rn Ys see
and wants some more Of that same o. reSaved her
before. .
DTrss,a.-You must mean spsidinrs csphalie
Pills.
the Qussther and CIV me the Pills An6 eon't b al
day about it aither.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

.TwrNrI MnIIoNs OF. DOLLARS sAvKp.-Mr.
Spaidng has sole two millions of bottles of his Sel-
e6rated Prepared Glue and il estimated that each
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth OF broken
lions Of dollars reclaimed ffon, total loss 81 this
ssiiqsbs invention. Having made his Glue hoaoe-
hold word, he pow proposes TO do the. world still
his Ceehalic Pills, and II they are q good a. his
Glue, Headaches VIII soon vanish away like snow
in July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

The above PURE WHISKY. Coppxp D,e,uIrn
PROM MALTxp GRAIN, being superior and unlfo rm
IN quality, and highly improved BY age, is preferred
lsrly recommended BY the best physicians and
Ghemists Is possessing all the requirements Of q
The Sohuyiklll Water OF Philadel phia, used in
the dlshlletion Of this Whisky, 10 proved bJ anay
states and TO thIs may, in o great degree, be at
tIibuted the exoellence Of this w hisky,
For saleb BY FREEMAN 4 SIMPSON.
Phenix Distllsry,
On the sehuylklIi riyer, Phi sdephis
pOmces-96 w al street, New York; 109 South
And can Be had in Washington of sernuel Bacon
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Ps sv s'BB% .gsSa az p s.m sw Wilson
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hok, 956 N; ]. av; A. Gaddis. Jr., & Co., M, cor
ner East llth Edward Hall, 40 Market space Z.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

UNITED States Troops AT THE soyTH-As
some interest attaches at present to the complement
OF United states soldiers stationed South, we
sPpend what Is said to be a correct list Of Them:
AZ Foft Monroe, Virginia, eight companies Of
effilery3 at Fayetteville arsenal, N orth Carolina,
on company Of artillery; at For. Moultrie, South
CAROLYN, TWO companies Of artillery; at Augusss,
Fiorid, one co 1pany Of artillery; at Harrancas
barracks, near Pens ,rola, Florida, one Company
OF artillery; at Baton Ro'rge, Louisiana, one. com.
pany Of artillery-total abou. CIV msux ne 'n ~,
about 100 United states marines atNoffolk ana
Pensacola. The recruiting stations ~ Jeherso u,
Missouri, and Louisville, have no full COMPANY
garrlsoning them just now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

GREAT DIscovKRy-Among the most important
OF al the great medical disco of this age may
ton from Small Pox, the Cephso Pill for rolief Of
Headsohs, and the use Of Our inc for tho proven
whose benefits win be experienced by SUFFERING
humanity long after their are forgotten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

IO DIP You ever have the Sick Headache! Do
Iov, the osthIng and dsg ast at the sight of food
nov nov totally nnkt you yers fe, plea. urs converse.
have relieved you from ali the sufFerine which yoS
then experienced For this and other purposes
you should always have box of them on hand TO
use a. occasion req uires. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21
'aPdly Realized.

stepped into the hapothecariss hand Gays h 70 the
MAN, ,'Can you hsise me Of an 'esdache?, "Dces
and upon that g gave me . Cephalio Pill. hand
pom me 'onor 1t suSed me 20 quick that 'ardly
realized 'sd 'ad an 'esdache. - = '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

ISsURRTcrIoN IN NORTH CARoLIsA.-ihc
Gafesviile IN. CD Family Visitors says that
slave fnsurrection recently took place In Curl
tuck In that State all the slaves plantation
having gone on with some men, said to be Irish
labore's on a canal in the vicinity. The owner
having collected some neighbors they went In
The Irish were killed, the negroes recaptured and
locked In iail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21

FACTS WORTH KNowINe-Spalding's Cephalio
Pills are q certain Gu for Sick Headache. Bill
Gus Heada9he, Nsrvous Headache, C0stivsnsss,
and General Debility.