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WIN DOW SEA DES: W DOW
w SHADES = HOI E2AI.E IN K ETAIl..
BOBlNsON K ROBEKTS-
u COR OF CARY AND 18TH 6T0.

Otter Tor sale
50 cases RRR
100 boxes superior OLIVE OIL.
leo It's prime Anrosturo T0NQUA BEANS.
luD9 lbs PRIME PARA BEANS.
500 los. prime GU VI ARABIC.
100 bbls. Rye FLOUR.
100 bhls. Family. Extra. Super6ne. Pine and
Cross Middin.s Wheat FLOUR.
Peruvian. Coirm ian and Eide GCANO. 3D.
de l6-lm
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nIVIDEND.--The President and Directors of
IL the FARM ERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA have
declared dividend OF FOUR per cent out of the
profits Of the Institution for the last six months
deducting therefrom one fourth per cent bonus to
the State, leaves 3s4 per cent: payable 70 the
Stock holders. J. A. SMITH.
ia 4-i0t Cashier.
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IW-FAHT NEESHIF.-Ihe subscrlbers nave
~ this day formed partue rship for tho pur.
pese Of carrying on a GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS IN the city OF Richmond. and have
taken the office Shockoe Slip. lately occupied ty
a. $. SAMUEL The, hope, by personal attention TO
business, IL merit the PATRONAGE al their friends
and the public generally. 4. 5. SAM al,
J. J. WILSON.
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The subscriber, in retiring from the Grocery
business takes this ethod of re!u rnns his sincere
thanks ~ hs old friends for their liberal parnna
during the past eight ears. and most cordially re
commends to their confidence the new firm of JOHN
F.SACNHERS n co. | can be found at the old
STAN. where all persons having Gains against RE
1iii present them for ,Teut. and those indeb
10 me VIII make payment with as little delay as
possible. ID. w. SAUNDERS.
IA O. m
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nIVIDEND.-The President and Directors of
- the EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA have
declared semi annual dividend Of A per cent.
subject to a deduction of = per cent. bonus, paya
BILE on the 18th instant.
as-2w W. P. STROTHER. Cashier
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RICHMOND, Jan. 2, 1850.

New Concrrn.-The subscriber will continue
the wholesale and retail GROCERY BUSINESS,
At the old stand of Wilson 4 Bosher, corner l7th
and Main SITS, and takes this occasion To return
thanks for the liberal patrona e bestowed OF the
late concern, and hopes. by strict attention To
business, TO merit Il continuance of the same. !
will keep always ON hand n well selected stock of
Family and IoDDing Goods, To which most
spectiuliy invite the attention of ny friends and
the public. CHAS. NJ. BOSUkR.
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i.Utkh AEs De l,asheis rrsn.e naw ciJn
s'' ''s'' ~ '@ Il H. sxINkER Co
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X1TN. SATTLER e. CO..
W IMPORTERS AND DaALE2sIy
OILS. PAINTS, vARNlsHES AND WINDOW

bhusE I've received by the late steam z
superior quality which we call the attention Of
our oustO,ra-s
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The undersigned have this day formed co
partnership under the style Of MILISPAUGH 4
READ, for the purpose of conductins the SHIP
BROk ERAGE BUSl y ESS. and respectfully so
cit the patronage of their frietGs and the public.
A. MltLSPAUGH,
JAMES q. READ.
Cary and 18th sts., near the Dock.
Richmond Jan, l. 1860. ia 2-lm'
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".s. sAI,- OF KrAL AND PIR
ALuABLaE Wharf r.oP.RTY FOR

VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY FOR
' RENT AT PUBLIC ACCTION.--On FRI
DAY. the 18th DAY of January, 1869 ut the hour of
II NJ. | shalt rent upon the premises: TO the high
est b ODER the WHARF Property belonging
to the estate Of " lillian F. De3riest. deceased,
bejn9 the same that last car in the oocunan-
| ey oi the thlladel phia steanb at Company. The
| " haIf ana Sheds are IN soud order.
GEO u. PEASANTS. Deputy,
ia - Tor Inc A HufnhPSon s r. C..
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BANK OF VIRGINIA,{
RICHMOND. January Sd, 1851. (
rJyIIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Bank
/ have declared q DIVIDEND Of per cent. out
of the profits OF the lsst SIX months, which, after
having u Der cent. bonus to the State leaves 81
per cent, or 32ss per share payable TO the Stock
holders. ja4-dl0tl SAM'L MARX, Cashier,
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by J' ~. Dfxg"s, AuCte
WILL BE SOLD. every night this week, at
w auction room IS Main street. CONNIE ncing At
o'clock q isr,e lnve,ce Of line Gold, silysr, and
GUARD and VEST CHAINS, Ladies' CHATA-
1AiN5; Silver Plated SPOONS, FORKS, CAS-
TORS. &c. Also lot Of FANCY GOODS, Ci-
CARS, CUTLERY. &c.
N.B.-ConxlsnmentsT receiving every day aad sold
without reserve. J. Il. DIGGES. Auc*
b f. booI n, Salesman, ia Sta
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Ja 9-o3t1Wtls Attorney
BY Dual0p. Moncurc l. Co., Aucts.


CARGO SALE OF NEW ORLEANS ST
- GAR AND NOLASSES.-Ou W EDNESDAY,
January 18th. at our Warehouse on the Dock, com
mencing at u O'Clock. ae viii sell the cargo per
Sck-, Erii PSF. from Attakapas corssfin" Of
100 bl Is. MULASSES.
TERMS OF SALH.-For SHE'S under leo cash
over : leo months credit, tnr arurOyed aotIa-
Il paper. CHAS L. NORTHAM co.
ia lltfs Aucts.
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DELLEVUE i.osp:TAL.-This lnst,,ot,op

' j IT'S
ID which has been III si,cressiul operation for the
last years, situated on Church Hill, Rich
mond. Virginia. n Ten h,iul, airy position, and
~ furnished with every convenience conducive t.
the comfort of patients and the succsssIu treat
men OF disease
u has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
modation OF gentlemen who ma, fnd II iuconye-
nent 70 I've treated ut their private l'd>in,s.
Particular attention will be paid tn the lying ~
yards, which are peculiarly comnodlous.
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A.eN FOR NEW ORLEA NS-The superior
~ fast sailing schooner ROSE NEATH, Capt.
$500 BARER having . large portion of her cargo
eheag ed and going on board. will have quick dis.
ia lis DAVID & WM. cURR1E.
As% FOR PKsLAnELPHIA.-T regu-
~ lar packet schooner RIO. z. KING. LEEDS,
gagged and going on board. Will have dispatch. or
Remainder, apply to W. d. CULqUIfT d CO.
ia l0-6t
80 FOR BALTI NJ u z E.--The regular
81 packet schooner MIGNIONETTE, Capt.
sk2seE TALL, having the greater potion of her
cargo engaged and going on board VIII have quick
dispatch: For remandsT, apply to ,-,rr ro
to FOR NEW ORLEANS.-.The supe-
nT.Is rier fast sailing schr CHRYSOLITE, Cap
ss1<4eata.n D. NJ SMITH, having greater poitl
of her cargo engaged will saIl with quick dispatch.
jaw i. I'VE VI "''' y. B. coLoUlTT L co.
tE\ FOR NEW VORK--FtRST VESSEL.
LST<. Richmond and New York Line Of Packets.
s-ssEs. The superior fast sailins schr. W tn f. J.
B. Tut LIE. master. having a portion OF her carso
engaged nd soin. on board, viii have quick dis
patch. For balance OF irel hit aPpi, to
ia It's DAVID WIN. CURRIE.
.r~aa HOTiCE.-The steamer CURTIS
sEs.1I.:sL.sNspEcK VIII; after MoNpAY next,
tween this, Portsmouth ard Norfolk, until fur
trer notice.
Tho steamer GLEN COVE, Capt. z. c. CLIFFORD,
will continue the regular run between this, Ports
mouth ;,ui Norfolk issyIng the wharf at Rocketts
FRIDAY MORNINGS. ~ Ga precisely, and
turn each Alternate day. Sunday excepted; ieav
its "' ~ Il. 0. HAsKINs.
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'tscBA, tONiSTS' FiXYUKES.- Having my
L new factory. with enlarged facilities and great
ly improved machinery, now n complete operation.
| solicit orders irum my 10 mcr customers. many
Of whom were disappointed last year IN conse-
quence of the burning of nv shop. My machinery
IS all and of the best cha racter
| have y few FLATTENlNG MILLS on hand
and shall continue ~ manufacture MlLLS,BA NDS,
CASTINGS and BENCH KNIVES. of different
patterns. Ny lMPROVEp BAND, with rlbbed
castings. will he entirely reliable and muen better
than the old kind OF Bands with plain caslnss.
ia 2-lm NJ. SMITH.
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TENlSHN, BUTTER, FLOUR, &c tito lbs
fresh Venson 800 lbs fresh Roll ana he But
ter 81 bis Tennessee Family and Extra Flour
100 bushels fine Mercer Potatoes 8 boxes Fine p
ple Cheese Green and Black Teas OF fine quality,
for sale low by VIM. Il. DANDRIDGE,
l. 5--ts Successor to cambridge 4 Hart.
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lNKFAT BARGAINS can ias tsats H.. ..0t44
ssosk 81 6ssts q = 90 - -
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DiSsoLUTi0NO CO-PARTNERsiEIF

L
IL The co partnership heretofore existing he
tween aBNER c. MOORE and ANNE O. " EfSI
GER. IS this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
the debts. property. counts, &c .otevert descrp-
ton. have been, by deed, assigned to Us for tire
benefit Of creditors, therein named.
All persons Indebted to the concern are invited
to come forward inine i;atey and pay up,
du!- ence Will be granted All persons having
claims AGAINST the concern will present them to
for pay ment. BIZ RFOkI X kN y.
Assi<nees and trustees for Moore Weisiger.
3-2w Manchester. Va
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THIS DAY.


by l. r q. y. Dnvtnport.j
CROCER!ES, kc., At AUCTION. - On
" THURSDAY. I2th January. we val soil, at 10
oclnck. 81 our auction store, a aAsagtm0nt Of
GROCERIES, via: 80
20 hi,9s. sood dry Cpba SUGARS;
20 nois. New York SYktP;
Java COFFEE;
OLD RYYE WHIsKEY;
sMptE rttEA a.rf.Ei rou.cco.
SOAP. CAN DIES;
WESTERN HAMA:
GREEN and BLACK TEAS. &C.. 10.
", nser si00. cash; elOO and over,
months credit. TOR approve q paper
JS9 l. q IT, b. DAVENPORT. Auet's.
ny Alex. Mott. Auct'p.
TRADE SALE OF DRY GOODS. FANCY
ARTICLES, &c.-To close sundrv ,nvcioes.
Tl 'e soie At AZ, sae'ion at my store, on thurs
large lot of hnc Dry Goods. uioves susren6ers
Laces, Ribbons; Cotton and WoclIen hosieYy.
Hdkis.. Scaifs Sewing Silk. Thread Table Dssn
ask Nett Jackets. Shoes, Hats, Gaps and Mi iinery
Gods AS this sale ~ - close invoices ever, Id
will he sold lthout limit ar reserve.
Ter As.-Ai! sums oyoT $50, 81 DAYS credit.
in AIkS MOTT
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DISSOLUTEON.--The firm of RODDEf X
- MORRlSS is this day dissolved BY lnuIna CON
sent r. w. RODDt \.
January I'd. 1850. X. q. MORRlSS.
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NlGTiCE.-I.OUiS C. GILLESPIE is this day
~ admitted a partner IN my hasines: under the
sly lie and firm of JNO. &. SHAFER x GO.
JNO c. SHAFER.
Richmond, Jan. .. 1860. ia 3-In
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MOTH E.--h persons indebted To the estate
= Of JOHN COSBY. decd. are requested IL come
forward and pay up. longer indulgence cannot
be given. Those i!aving claims AGAINST the estate
Will lease present them without delay. " e may
he found AT the late residence a.: MIR. Gosh.
Mayo street, the Eth aud isth OF The present
month. W VI. III. COSBY I E,,acu+,,e
la 6-l2tt u. II. lEIIUS, ''H'
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THE EVENING STAR.
Trsnsmisratien Of souls--Hsw Old need
Wns GanYerted.

Trsnsmisration Of souIs--Hsw Old Reed
was Converted.
The New York correspondent OF western
paper tells the following story tor the dement,
of some hard cases: .--r -.
Gle saws he once knew a man by the name
of Reed, commonly known as 'Old Reed. Reed
was quite notorious in his way, and his religious
bslief was that after death he should reappear
In the form of an animal, and thought he would
be horse. Now odd Reed was hard man,
and was not in the habit Of treating his family
a. a religious man should. One day after his
wife had suffered his abuse as long as humanity
could endure, she concluded TO give him brief
talking to-ts touch him upon his religious
belief So, resolutely seating herself by his
side, and looking him fnll in the face, while q
tear drop glistened in her eyes-for she was
serious and thought perhaps be was correct in
his fsith--she commenced: Reed, ] wish to
have q serious talk with you; I have something
to say to You and you HsHst hear ~. | have
duty to perform, and / shall do il, and then II
You are miserable hereafter Ii will not be my
fault. You believe, Reed, that when you die
you will turn into some animal, and you think
you viii be horse. Now, if you keep on your
present course, and continue to neglect and
abuse your family, squandering your money
for drink, and at the gaming table, when you
die you will turn into some old fscetss shilling
horse, and some dirty clam peddler will get
you, and you will be hard worked and half
starved and shall see you every day before
a rickety old wagon, filed with CLAIMS. Such
will be your eternity, But, now, Reed, it
needn't be so; your future may be bright, a
happy one. If you will reform and turn right
about, and become a better man-be kind and
affectionate to ysur family, and treat them as
a Christian should-why, when you die, You
will turn into $500 horse, and some West End
buck will get hold Of you, and give you a
bushel of oats day, rub you down with pea
straw, hare you 6oeked and your tail set up y
He says old Reed was straightway converted,
was reformed, and is patiently waiting for
death to introduce him to his coveted horse
heaven, where are only shell roads and two
forty nsgs, with 'pricked' tails"
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

WlLLARDS' HOTEL Fisher, NC;
Pickett, XVI DR. > Fowckes, Tenn Butter
and family, Mass; d Browne, MINI; Devereux
and lady, NY; c Gardiner, do; StaDly. USA;
NJ Poe, sc; A Patterson, Eid; Goulding,
NY o Buckwith, Va; J G Vale, Md; Msjor
Brice, USA; w Strutners and daug hter. Pa; E 6
Granger, o; w Brown, Pa; G l. Nevins and
lady, Nj J NJ Stevenson, Nd; E Mcpherson, Pa;
Capt Engle, USN; Swami, Sid; Dairy and
lady, Pa; Rice, do; ] Macarthur, do; J Mitchell,
Mass E Clark and lady, DC.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-J!H Steele. Nh; A g
Lee, w H Rockwell. DR. l. b Willard, NY; b L
Blackford, Va; r Caldwell, Pa; w g Hale, Tex;
w Daniel, Sallie Poole, T Price, Del; Mitchell
A IA Chasbrooke, Md; L Magill, -; b Will
son, Mis- Pevton, Miss Nelson, Va; w Ruifair
and ly, o; Degollado, Mex; r 3 Kearnev, Chs
Smoot, + w Jones, sc; Mrs Linn Mo; w Peyton
Va; z NJ Prudell, Md; DR. Lamb, c Lovejoy,
Mas; Salisbury and daughter, @ E Tyler and
fam, N.Y. DR. Jones and ly, -.
ROWN'S HOFEL.-F RAIN, D Booker.
vile, II Denmiddie, nj Hughes, Thompson,
w Dinwiddie, Va; C A Donegan, Ala: Throck.
morton, DC; g NJ Hake, NC; A II Parnic, Tex;
Watt, Miss Dram, Miss Chambers, Miss Burt!ss
n Bellnap and fam, Miss L E Jones, ID Clarke. r
Tatilner, Md; g Menden, q Amadon, r VIII
son, Cal; Miss NJ Cook, Semmes, Ga; Miss
Ryan, sc; Sinclair, C Deito, Pa.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.-R Davis Mess;
Paley, Pa; G Halves, Md; M 6unnell, Texas;
J w Van SAINT, Ohio; George Wilson. Mass II
c Harding, Illinois; Van SAINT, J Osterhout,
Ohio.
KIRKwOOD HOUSES d Cazzens, NY; III
w Hook, Pa; A D Roberts and ", II Rivers and
ly, Mrs Walters and child, Mass.
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Wan,p.cnr 70 the f.vorise sign By vh,sA
nature snsfes known any deviatloe vhatevef foa
the natural state Of the BRAN, and yIsyeS IN tSi.
70 give ponce Of 6tsease which might othervise
esoape attention, all too late 20 he rem~ded; Ard
lts Indloations should never he neeleoted Heod-
aches may be classified under two names, Via |.
symptomatio and ldiopaIhic. Symptomstio Head
ache lie exceedingly common and 10 the precursor
Of great variety Of diseases, among when are
A7nslesy. Gcut. Rheymstism and al bile
diseases in tts rervous form IL Is s.mpsthetc dis-
case Of the stomach constituting stek ksaddeks of
hepaho disease continuing btlioss Atadaeks, Of
worms ton and other disorders of the ~
els AS well renal and uterine affections. Dseases
Of the heart very uenty stt.nded with Head
aches; anemls ard plethors are also efectiops
winch free uently occasion hcsdache. Idiopathio
Headashe is ALEC VERY oopmos, being usually die
times coming on suddenly 10 q tate Of apparently
soeno health AID Srostratlng At once the mental
comes on slowly. ke-sIded By depression OF spirits
seerbity Of ten per. In most Instances the Pei
10 IN front OF the head over one or both eyes snd
someu mee provoking vomiting, tnder this class
may Also be named RssralEtd.
For tho treatment OF either o ass Of Headache the
Cephshc Pills have been found . sure and safe
remedy, relieving the most aoute pains in q few
minutes, and By ITS subtle power erndlcatinf the
disease Of which headache n the unernnG index.
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Constipation or CestIveness.

No one OF the "many Ills flesh is heir 10" rs 20
prev alent, go ittls understood, and 90 much neg
lscted as Costveness. Ofen originating in care
lessness. or sedentsry habits; 1t is regarded ne
slight disorder Of too title consequence 70 excte
anxiety, while IN reality IL 10 tire precursor and
companion Of many Of me moot fatal and danger
bring the sufferer 10 On untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils Of which Cost yeness s the usual at
Breath Piles and Others Of ike nature hlle LONG
train offrig htfu diseases such ss Fevers.
plexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hystcris, Hypcchon-
drass, slanohoy and INSANITY frst indicate their
presence In the system By this slsrr ING pton.
Not unffesuently the diseases named onGinsts in
Const patton, but take on an independent exist
unless the cause ie eradicsted IN an Early stage
From all these considerations It follows that the
disorder should reoeive Immaculate attention when
ever 1t OCCURS, and person shoud neglect 20 get
Q box Of Cephallc Pills on the frst appearance Of
the complaint, as their timely use will expel the
insiduous approaches of disease and destroy this
dangerous foe 10 human life.
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OFFICE OF IHsrEcT9R AND sEALER
roy FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
LET ALL WHO AkE lFfLfCTED
APPLY THE RBkEDY

hbJOICh IN hEALTh.
Friend. do you suffer! Are you the victim Of any
purity Of the blood WHIST are they, do you aski
source Of lie and health, and it 10 The FIRST element
Of our being 10 respond to Any osuse which Affects
ths system, as the pulse nlsibly sttests The
prevailing Ee1relEiS. the irritating Eryslpcas, the
subtle Scrcfula, the aEonising Rheumatism, Ner-
yous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Comp sint with ts
eoryor and detection, and the nnmberlees ills that
flesh 10 hor to, derive their hidcous origin from the
blood, Deal kindly then and gently With the blood.
Use the vItaliying resources Of nature for its aid
and suffer us to commend 70 your confidence and
use that truly vauasle mcdicAmept known a.
hrs. ~. CQTS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTTON.
With regard to this almost infsllible specific
popular sentiment has spoken In decided terms
tanned by constant ayowals Of curative effects and
remedies and the best MEDICAL skill have failed
Let Us say, In conclusion, that certificates
cures are not sought from the lliterate and super
hcial, but they ere volunteered from the most 70
spectabls sources and justify the highest terms in
which il il possible to commend so valuable q
specific TO public approval. We nsy add also that
tic curative properties Of the medioins areeSusled
only By It's restorative effects the systsm recover
ing from disease With renewed constitutional vigor.
For ssle By oil RESPECTABLE pruggists in this
city, and BY the proprietor, MRS. Nj. COX.
None genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
, WsoI:sah ASsr,. e. =. T; CIssEL, Druggist.
tIict. and win supply Che trade at my plces-
AN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-27

HE OueHT TO 90 TO UTAH During a recent
trial at Bayonne, France, IL was proved that a
wealthy merchant, 90 years Of age, had nine diff
ferent mistresses and three wives.
IL Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe Is spending
the Winter Al Andover, Mass. engaged in writing
a new romance, to be called "Tbe Pearl Of Orr's
Island; Story Of the Coast OF Maine"
III A deaf mute thief, 6. w Seward, at St.
Louis on Wednesday stole overcoat from DR..
Jones. who was treating him gratuitously for a
diseased limb
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE AMALeANATloN or LkNeuAsEs.-There as
GROWING tendency ~ this sge % appropriats<hs
most oppressive words Of Other lsnrusg 81 snd sher
vhtle 70 lncorparste them into our own; thus the
wprd Cephehc, which 10 from the Greek, siguifying
for the head, !" is now becomins populau.ed IN
con. ccncn vith Mr.. Spalcing's great Headache
remedy; but u viii soon be used IN q more general
way, and the word cephelio Will become as
common as EIecfrotype apd many others whose
distinction ss foreign words has been worn away
the manor born"
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TrA little girl had seen her brother playing
with his burning glass, and heard bin talk about
the "focus" Consulting the dictionary, she
found that the focus was place where the rays
meet. At dinner she announced that she knew
the meaning Of one bard word. Her father asked
her what IL was, and she said Ii was the word
E'focus," and that IL meant a place where they
''raise calves" This. Of course. raised a great
laugh; but she produced her dictionary in proof
"There," she said triumphsntly, ''Focus, place
where the rays meet. Calves meat, and IL
they raise meat, thew raise calves, and SO am
light, amt |, ripht!D
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DOyKI EXCITEMENT. and the mental care and
anxiety incident TO olese attention 20 bus pees or
study, are among the numerous causes OF Nervous
Heedeohe. The disordered state Of mind and body
incident 70 this distressing compliant 10 q fatal
blow 20 al energy and ambition. Sufferers b. this
these dist essirg attsoks by using ore Of the Ce-
phalIo Pills Whenever the symptoms appear IL
suiets the overtAsked brain AID soothes the strain
cd and jarri1E nerves, ard Telexes the tension Of
the stomach which always accompanies and a.
gravates the disordered condition Of the bran.
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BRIpsET.-MIssus wants you 70 send her boz
of Cephalie Glue, no, bottle of Prepared Pills.
but I'm thinking that's not just il RATHER; but pei
haps yell be anher knovinG what it's Yeses
she's nish dead and gone with the Sick Beadsobe
and wants some more OF that same rs relsived her
before.
Drsss,a.-You must m6an spsIdins's cephslio
Pills.
Rridsa,-Ooh. sure 2ow nd you've sed it bere's
the quarther and CIV me the Pals and 6on't be ~
day about il aither.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-27
A Real Blsssina.

PAgsteias.-wsil, Mrs. Jones, how 10 that head :.
Mrs. Jcres.-6one Doctor, all gone the pill yop
sent cured me In just twenty mIprtes, and | visb
handy
oPhYieisa-IYou can get them Of any Qysusts,
Call for Cephaho Pills, find they never FAIL and
recommend them in al cases of HAdache.
Mrs. ycres-I ehall send for q box directly, and
shall tsf all my suffering friends, for they real
bl6sstHf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-27

TWENTY MILLIONS or DOLLARS SAvEp.-Mr.
Spading has sold two millions of bottles OF has Se-
ebrsted Prepared Glue and it is est mated that each
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth Of broken
furnltuIe, thus making an aggregate OF twenty mil
yal?sbie invention. Having made his Glue bopse-
hold word, he row propSses 30 do the world still
his Ceghalio Pills, And il they are good ~ his
Glue, Headaches Will soon vanish away like nov
In July,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-27

GREAT DIsoovKRY.-Am6ns the most important
Of all the great medical disoOS Of this age may
be considered the system Of vaccine for eroteo
ton from Small Pox, the Cephalic Pin for relief of
Headache, and the use of Quitine for the proven
whose benefits viii be experienced by suffering
humanity long after their discoverers are forgotten