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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-21

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-21

Supporter combined "A and pesto- Article n. ASSg
& GO s. TTas' lice, NJ; 7t.s i.sa, Al,'g s!1ia,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-21

NRCCERIEs AND FLOUR FOR THE MILLION
" Cheapest store in tae world Goods deiigered rom
THOS r. AQNEW,
26S Gysenvich street aHd 80 Murray Sueet
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS.
At Sa-DoUYLE SOLE SHOES AND CATERS A
"A JONES' 10 and II Ann street. solders and volunteer
please take notice.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-13
Honor to Whom Honor is Due.

We intend no disrospect in making allusion
to the organization of tho various Companies
which have already left for the seat of war, and
those Companies which are still behind, but
have rendered their services to the Confederate
States, and expect to leave in few days. Dis.
trict pride should prompt our fellow citizens to
attach themselves to Companies in their own
District. Many Of our best men have Joined
Companies in our sister Districts, Anderson and
Greenylle. For this our District receives no
credit. We commend the patriotism of our
friends in volunteering, but would respectfully
suggest, that it becomes us, as citizens of Pick
ems District, who are dcsrous of giving charac.
tor and position to our District in tho present
struggle, that they attach themselves to Compa-
MES in their own District. We have at least
three hundred volunteers from this District who
have joined Companies in other Districts When
history records the number of mon each District
furnished, Pickcns will not get credit for those
who have connected themselves with Companies
in other Districts.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-13
FOR TIE HEuwEE COURIER
CLAREMnNT..S G .JuI,

CLAREMnNT. q J,Iv n 100,
Imr /,,,.;n,. un w. '"ol.
49,. .p" "e l'"o'cs Ut this section
'",' o' me oth instant and organized them.
selves into Ladies' Association, to better on.
able themselves to aid and co,Gr, ,ho v,l,,,
tccrs. and assist our r.o,ou,.
G nv, i"''.n' !" her y"'1N'
~ A"ey organized hy clccting tho
'o'lo"''s oinccfs +:
Miss 5. A. LEDDETTER, President
Mrs NJ. S. DoYIE. 81 ~ ).
Miss MARY RmILLirs, Sd
Miss NJ. A. McWnoRrER, Treasurer.
Miss j. NJ. MILLER, Srcrotnrv
After which, Miss Mu,ss, G,>roy o,inro,, :.
Const;,nt;,, ,,l;,,, -'' o','icu I"
nnl a;,.aa,,.. ~" .cn ""s unanimously adopted
"''a S's"ed py inc following Ladies':
:, sarai, Ann !e'lbeitcr NJ. ~. lIollngsworth,
NJ. 5. Doyle. Mary Phillips. NJ ~. McWhorter'
julia NJ Miller, A. Phillips, Cnru)in. IInli y
i!uii, Nancy McCce, Surah Lylcs. Blanche
Miller, Fannie Phillips Martha Mcdaniel /,
=. McM hortcr, IL. u. StribIing S. NJ. Bruce,
Lucy oehdy, Lizzie Mcdaniel, y. Goley, S,
Owens, Nj. NJ. Kay, Susan Ward. Consadn
ward Sarah G"ley, AaIissa CASTOR, Sarah
i,urns' Ann Carpenter, Martha Hughes, Mary
Hughes, Eliza Kay, Sarah Abbott. Nlnrv Az.
bett, N. j. Albeit. Jane Ward, Lucinda Foster
nlngarct Steele, Sue Steele, Scott Steele. ANN
Steele, Sue Miller.
The following Resolutions were then offered :
the lirst by Miss MARaNDA KAY:
Resolrcd, That this body, known as the Cloro.
mont Ladies' Association tender their services
to tho Confederate Government of America. to
make Uniforms for the Volunteers thereof.
Miss KAY followed her resolution with some
very appropriate remarks. Miss REBEccA STRln.
LING and Miss SUE BRUCE also spoke ieolinalv
on tho, resolution. The resolution was then
put to q vote and unanimously adopted.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-13
Lincoln's Message.

This magnificent document, which apes it's
father, Blu Sc,ca'u so much, is fraught with
tcrrors. Sweet William doubtless thought whom
he handed it. over to Mas AJc that the Pope of
Rome had never issued more imposing bull.
Abe is made to call upon tho Black Rcpub-
lican Congress f1r jonr hundred thousand
men and .tour hundred million dollars. With
80 many men and so much money. AJs feels
sure of o speedy conquest and restoration of
peace. This the Congress will grant-but would
Congress quadruple the men and money, the
subjugation of the South would be as impossible
rs the idea is nonsensical. When two milons
Of freemen shall have fallen before the sword,
and there is not man loft to fire musket,
: the patriot n,atrons Of the South will summon
their household, and advancing to the sceno of
action, will contest our rights in tho bloody
conflict.
How insane and preposterous the idea Of
whipping into submission u raco of freemon
skilled in all the arts of modern warfare, and
with all the resources which the Southern Con-
federacy can command. A people with more
than Spartan courage, whose cause is armed
with justice, and who have sworn to stand Ly
their flag, if,need bo, until overy man shall have
perished. and not one is left to toll tho tale
Let the history Of the various Republics
speak. Mexico furnishes the only example in
modern history wheresa Republic has been con.
qaored by invasion. The Iexicans wore n rude,
unlettered people, unskilled in the weapons Of
{. modern warfare, with Yankee Courage, and wero
fighting brave and skillful people, whose flag
had mover beon lowered to an enemy---and even
then, Ind 1t not been for Southern valor 1t would
have boen nm unsuccessful and fruitleas invasion
Of her soil by the American army. Tho future
historian may record a long and bloody battlo,
Z but neser tho subjugation Of tho South. Mark
that, Abraham, William--''ct ID onne genus"
CAPTURE or A ScouTINo PARTY. Tho Balti
4 more lSscaange publishes the fs.!owing special
despatch;
WiLLfAMspoRT, June 2a.---A scouting party
ssting Of forty Federal troops, left this morn
s'ng tpr s.~ ymsiaia shore. In the evening
TOUR OF them f.1urnce Therost. thirty-six in
number Sers taken prisons H. ,ha G,afs, s,s :
ato foscos groat deal Of dish. ~ 1D,,'oao.' =,
yaiis among tf,o tspops encarnped in
~. owing to tho qual,sg Of tho food aud IVY
q ssiaHtsfy Sfis The sro6ps are M murroring groa,
~ III. aSd fhfSa Ten q n,utiny N q change is mo
b md s iniu,ediat Tts hea) )tl, ofsthe troop
IA s Ssss Snds q BiSissics yiahi fcyer,an
Sssc ase ssespilipe an alof'sllng Steilt:'s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-13
Homicide,

We learn that, on tho 9th inst, ut place
called Farr's Still House, in tho lowor part of
this District rencountcr. occurred between
GEORGE TRANUM and EDWARD Norris, in which
Norris was stabbed and killed by TaASuM.-
An inquest was held over tho body of NoRnls
by Magistrate john II. GossErr, acting Coroner,
the verdict Of the jury being in accordance with
the above statement. TRANrM has been lodged
in Jail to awaita judicial hearing of his case.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-13
Col. Orr,s Regiment.

This Regiment Of brave and gallant mon,
who, ut tho greatest sacrifices havo volunteered
their services to tho Confederate States for and
during the war, will cncamp at Sandy Springs
on Friday, tho 10Th inst. The Regiment will
remain thcro but q short time and will move
directly to Virginia. It would 10 we'll for tho
members of the different Companies to arrange
thoir business accordingly
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-13

Fly run into the Arabia in u fog She would
hive struck had she had n bowsprit.
The Washington gossip has it that Goyorn-
or Hicks, of Maryland, reports the secession
sentiment strong on the Eastera Shore; He
asks for troops to protcct3tho UpionSncn.
The cabinet consulted Scott to-dny about
army matters it is supposed, tut tho result
is unkuwi s = 80
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-13
ADDREss OF MIR. pENnY.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: 1t is with feelings
of more than usual pleasure and delight. that
have tho distinguished honor and privilege Of
appearing before this intelligent and respecta-
bio assembly, upon this interesting and n,o,nen.
tons occasion. In coming up to this Institution
my mind and feelings worry naturally rccur to
the -to.be.forgotten past. and,
Fil Fond memory brings the light
OF other days ysaround me-"
Here, can reyisttthc fcloistered walls. tho sa
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-13
From Richmond.

Onr Editorial Correspondence came to hand too
iate for thisissue; 1t shall appear next week. The
Editor is In Richmond, on his way to Lcesburg,
where tho 4th Regiment is stationed. Wo learn,
through the correspondence, TINT President DAVIS
has called for fifty thousand additional troops The
quota of South Carolina will DO about Ave thousand.
! BE 20 ready!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-13
Omitted,

Z Last week, in putting into type the Roll of
tho Pcndleton Volunteer Company, tho names
Of VIM. Stcelc, G. s. Steele, w. II. Stevenson
j. N. Seares, j. l.. Smith and w. r. Sims, were
accidentally overlooked.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-13
The Bonham Rifles.

This Company met at our village on Thurs.
day. the llth inetant, and organized. The Off
Gers elected we're
A..D. GAILLARD, Captain;
JonN MooDy lst Lieutenant
1. J. A. BALLIScER, Cd
P.J. DRYMAN, 3d
Wc understand that this Company intends
applying for q place in Col. Orr's Regiment.
1t is composed chiefly of young men who know
how to handle thoir rifles.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-13

TnE TOBACCO CRop or Quo. ---O Ohio raiscd 6.
10000 pounds of tobacco in l840, nearly III !
900 600 in 1850, wliloin 1889 hor crop amount
ell to $4,000 hosshoads ="
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-13
Roll
Of Me Tmclce Mite Volunteers ,vho haze
transferred Meir services to tie Confederate

IrtUdfes--W. y. Young, Il. T.. Lawson,
David Lawson, j. G. Morgan, II. Il. Hunt,
Wm. Corban, j. II. Black, II. 4. Mosley, y.
II. Field, W. NJ. Morgan, j. II. Robinson, j .
II, Algood, s. L.. Robinson, J. A. Williams,
Wm. S. Craig, r, S. Medlin, Lewis smons,
John Julin, Mathew Hendricks, J.. II. Will
inns. j. b. Edwin, w. NJ. Whitmire, G.. M.
Wi.nams, 4. A.Williams, II. D. Hunt, Cy.
rus Young, Il. p. Braswell, r. Fl. Moslny,
L. W. Iill, ~. w. Stewart, Phillip Chap.
man, w. w. .Musgrove, y. J. Kilby, James
Harris, M: NJ. Hendricks, G. M. Taylor, p.
II. Williams, A. pJ. Lawson, II. A. Aiexan.
dor, j. II. ,Portor, H. A. Fergcrson, j. s. X.
Lewis, III. Hunter Il. NJ. Burgess, Joseph
Heaton, Toliver Roper, Williamson Prince.
$. II. Mcdlin, j. o. Mosey,J. w. Southcr.
land. Nphraigm NIassingill, Noah Prince, j
=. Williams, II. 4. Griffin, II. A. Banks, w.
$. Brown, w. M. Fcrgerson, F.E. Hon.
dricks, Wm. Williams, Commissary.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-13

1 WHAT the Arkansas WOMEN ARE DoiSo.--
The Little Rock Gazette hopes it will not bo
considered boastful when 1t states that the Ia.
dies Of that city, since the war began, have
performed IN extraordinary amount Of patriot.
ia labor. They hayo made nearly or quito
lteen nlYtagsand military suits, upwards Of ff
thousaud II, ihaveraaoks, and probably Ave
ltwelyc bandred card bnyc a1so covered OYER
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-13

MATTERS At PENsAcoLA.-rho Montgomery
(Ala.) Confederation of Tuesday says:
A Pensacola correspondent reports the arr-
val Mt Fort Pickens Of some thirteen or fourteen
United States vessels fnll of troops, ammunition,
&c. There was report on our streets yestcr.
day that twenty-seven vessels had arrived there
and tho Governor loft Immediately for Pensa-
cola to consult Gen. Bragg as to The prosneot
of q fight. Every thing looks as if old Scott
has planned thoroughly his campaign, and has
not forgotten poor Fort Pickons minors about
an anticipated fight nre ns thick as autumnal
leaves: Let ns all keep cool. Bragg is strong
enough, and his men arc bravo enough to whip
out the rascala at Pensacola, while our brave
boys in "Old Virginia" will SEQ that tho work
is done up brown with those. God forsakon var
mints" who have crawlod into that reyered old
State. L
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-19

TrT,ry-,1, r. 80;
f7fi.f TRUSTEES SALE will, by virtue
Fis Of decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city,
Aseil ~ public auction, at the Exchange sales Room
ddyof NAV. 1861, at o'clock Z. NJ:
~, All ~ Ut Ii!9Sh Two LOTS or GROUND situated in
M CITY aforesaid the the side OF Eden street.
W lee1 oFth ron Bank street. Is feet font by depth
GT @ i.et, improved by three story Brick DIV ELL
Inv Hlu pace building, known No. l32 South Eden
street subject to ground rent of so, payable half yearly
ana the other The side Of Spring street l2j sat
north from Bank street, II feet and inches front with
deptA OF 60 eet, improved with large STABLE subject
TO a ground rent Of SIS, payable yearly
HIS t%G Lots 2; join and are used as property,
Terms Of sae-alf cash, and the bsanc in six months
with interest L. II. REYNOLDS, Trustee
WIN. HAMILTON,
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SanktEs ga0 Erussrs.

EIanktrs sa0 Rrbkfrs.
ey"''''44D WV 69""'''h''
NTARTIN LEWIS
WI RJt IN " ~
Has special tie purchase and sale OF
mb9o. sloChs' buNbS, sc, ,,.,-.,...
No. N the New lork iharEet.
! RTSRTlN LEWIS
I've NCTE :, 4 S3 ELL BR0KER,
6 @ asttp'9n to the negotiaton of CONNER
casS as ADVANCE aS G made On oSsp9DS mh
| NOTES, STOCKS AND BONDS
y, M4ERIZN IL EI sS~"l AND '0''D
puuns ..,,, NEAR ar soUTH STREET.
NEGSST1 ABIE .' Risk N iSI Fs pHtFe
GnVANCES MONEY on coli AZ ~
RYS 1ND 22 E! FiRT 1tiHk EeGHANGF
and atsnfs ps5sonay to all and kind OF Broker and
4 EONAPD g,lD,rUv
/ 1ON - I'M GFNlS1
CONNIE PAPER,
Ne. 10 SOUTH STREET,
bAhllAo4'h' MD
coTPNIP PRg Bought Sold and Negotiated.
LOANS Especial attention given to the Negotiation
OF loans on first class Securities jal5-tl
/ X. Mc S5dGS- & ~, nnornn.
No. NORTi sTEEET, amo.-,a
p6TnS anu sen On commission exclusively
n AWRASDN a. SMITH
\ GTnGy AVN urrI ppovEpc
No % $500 - n $500 VI DILL DiNohEi'o
for s4 6 sS i a3 p and Lan and execute orders
n s2 p, p7 1i S75;ss @--S
IVA mIprJIy rgrrc
A'A NJ al =, G ~ - :, 20,
r; ~ o Al o LION sti;;EsT,
R'i2t iiUt ~ u 81 80, ~ w - ttos''
ETcnTT sTrO,r n II 4 A VIII 7, :" 'AS
" ~ ~ AEn RTTS1NESs PAPER
EFFECTS LOANS ON STOCKS
' - Am OTTER SECTTP1TTES
MAKES ANY ANC4S GE I,0f .11iER rs
RANTS OISCOTTNT on coon P3 par
EXECTTTES ORDERS FOR STUCHS in all the markets
Ann TR.NSGCTS THE RRnE Fp Ann n RaVRfN.;
Bi>SINESS IN AIT IT'S Rf tETliFS -'-'D In iaGtf
EMO g. CUTTINGS h. 90
d RiEKERs EYCHsSSG'
s NJ. : s 3ED SIhl; BROKERS'
Buy and sell on Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents.
Advances made on Stocks. Real Estate, Notes, and other
eoIaterals M, ,,--, er.-,r
ssss and sa59 on all accessible points in the United
Reeve deSosits in Rankah,e and Tnc-rcn+ Fund, and
transact the business Of Private RaniT in ali ~ lie ona
Inents Interest allowed on denosts IL o." oi lS
SAhy ,xRF H9k 49, q p SGH S$,cr
~ DA4NNEh9' SIOOh EA NJ 3NSE pyoyrys
Ho IN. atND Npl n bf1OAEI'S'
COLLECT on q. rS naUIs - & .,, M.
vi d acCeSsl.e points IA Is tHi'eu SIaes "l
o4na1ss pIompSy, am on I2goraO,e terms , wv
i- Sihi@OnNo anu S-'NOA'iSfs-'1 DAM
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-19

TT - , BEVERLY, MASS, Dec. Ii, 1860
H. G. SPALDING, ESQ.,
wish for circulars to
Cephac Pills particularly before nv customers
II you have anything of the kind, please to
One OF my VINO is subject Sick Head
ache, casually lasting daYs,) of attack
al oac hour byyour Pills. which sent her.
Respectfully yours, W. B. WILKES.
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BY GIBSON - co.

KNRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of decree of
the Crcait Court for Baltimore city, the undersigned
WIN sell on ESDAY the2d day Of April, 1861 at the
houT OF O'Clock 2. NJ. on the premises the highest
bidder, the following described LOT OF GROUND in sail
CITY, valuable as Coal ard viz:
bnnng FOR the same SO feet north from the northwest
iD np ~ LOMBARD ana Eden streets; thence north, bind
un street LOO feet, theIeatouts; thence west
%iIh an even depth of 10 to Canal street The
o = Sect 70 an annual rent of $3.50 payable quarterly
Fay u Bn qes lease from r Hoqgh, Trustee Ct al to
Land Records of Baltimore city, T. D. No ~ folio aqS
me olc Railrold track Coal Scales, ulsnking Tor
coal on the lot will be sold same time ana Ioca
either separately with the Lot as NAV he desired P'
taxes paid 10 LIST January last. and rent to st April
Terms as prescribed by decreeOnehalf cash On dav Of
sale the rest in six months with interest and s
curity. s H. TAGART ~ ''" DC
apI-2sw3ySIs EIRS6N - iC,J) -.
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/ AMLS Il. CHANCE,

AMLS Il. CHANGE,
~ $780,, (tATE AUCTInNEEE,)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
And Healer in all kinds of AUCTION GOODS suited to
bo city and tCuntry Merchants who are requested To e
anime the same before purchasing esewhers.
JAMES r. CHANCE,
o,.--..- q, - Commission Merchant,
mhl9 If Fntranca on C,I'orI.ss go
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Stocks, GxtssSage, TT.
NORTHWESTERN VA. RAILROAD COM
~ PANY'd lsT MORTGAGE BONDS, endorsed by the
HOWARD BANK STOCK for sale
apI1-lOt corner Baltimore ana st Paul streets
$4,000 G oIE t2AK On stsess s STOCK
ap1O2w a Second street
ENIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PAPER WANTED,
E at low rates, by MARTIN LEWIS,
apl02w Al Second street
~ We are prepared to give CASH ADTANCEs on gen
to our friends AessrS II M92awa "a Co..
81 da yi'p00 OF Cheapde and BI 6R6sr
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
ST{ for sale by ssAMEE HARRas
PUBLICATIONS ON ALL PROMIN EMIT
" POINTS SOUTH AND WEST made 1iGb BY ,,Dsor
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
BONDS wanted by h, sAMgE 4 HARRI
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R. BONDS 1867.
%. ''' anu '-''' do is:'''AN %. i$s5
Northwestern Va Rar ao bonds q no iiS2
Wanted p BY 10 10 SiM0Er. H& af S;$o Jr
mhl3-tf basement Chesapeake Bank.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES for sale by T 5o 4 GARso 2t,...
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
81 PHIA, BOSTON, RICHMOND: PETERSBURG and
fe25-tf 26l baltimore Street
TNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
~ on all points South and West purchased at best rates.
BY feae,tt TH 81 & Bs GihiESoS Street.
BROTHERS BONINGER,
OFFER FOR s e s0gGH GSAfEss Cup s
lam mhI0tf
A DVANCEs MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
n ~ AID APPROVED coLLATERATT fid by c,psov
pANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
D2y JNo Cuttings CO.;
| MARYLAND SKIES Maryland 6 per cent.
I'VE inscribed loan' for sale by SAINT u,pp1s =,
fe9-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
G'IME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
jal7tf ig6 Baltimore street.
= & U. R. Il. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
| y: JN0 s. Cuttings aC0,
| SCRIP OF NEW YORK AND PHILADEL
~ PHIA INSURANCE COMPANIES wanted BY
KREBS & HALL,
| STERLING EXCHANGE.
aul8i 9Grocers Exchange
| STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
S ZAP sold by JNo. S. CUTTINGS - 4 s Ca =
| NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FUNDS
| l for sale hv Lnl6tfl THO. J. CARSON
| MISSOURI SIS FOR SALE BY
| W. JNO. s. CUTTINGS Il CO.,
sStf 20 South ST.
M ERCHANTe' BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
! W. JN0. S. CUTTINGS h CO,
| sSlf 29 South st.
LyIREMEN'S INSURA NCE STOCK WANTED
| Il by s., 9UEL HARRIS, Jr,
| jul7-tf Ba cement Chesapeake Bank
! Nj FARMLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
| IYA JNo s. GIT TINGs co,
| sStf % South st.
| COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BA NIX STOCB
| Owanted by JN0. S. Cuttings ECO,
sstf 90 South st.
| NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE .SCRIt
| l. wanted by KNOX l. CO.,
| apLo-u Exchange Place.
BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SAL
Epby SAMI. HARRIS, Jr.,
| JulEtf Basement Chesapeake Bank
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ wanted by SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
-1llIu Basement Chesapeake Bank
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BELLE VERNON. OHIo JAN Is, 1861.
HENRY C. SpALDISa ESQ
Please find incloe twenty five cents, for which send
another box of your Cephac Pills They are trUIy the
best Pills IbGre eUer tried.
Direct A. SLOWER, P. NJ
Dele Vernon, " yandot Co., 0.
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tFrom the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, Lal
Try them you that are afflicted, and we are sure tha
your testimony be added to the already numerous lis
that has rec ievd benefits that other medicine can pr
duce
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0nblif SaIes :
BY J. y. CANNON.
~ PEREMPT0RY SALE

f4;;t PEREMPTORY SALE
HHlig THAT
a4aL DESIRABLE DWELLING, No 6s3 WEST lev
49, lNGTON STREET
will sell at the public Salesroom, Second street on
Thu KSDAY the g b instant at l o'clock p NJ that de-
sfahie LOT OE GROUND situate West Lexington street
wlth depth OF 81 feet Improvement t!see-sory
BRICK Dwell ING with spacioss Back Building Il tas
ben built with every convenience for the comfort Of
family.
nd-Terms and particulars at sale
apl9.ts j b. CANNON, AucGonear
q. |. . l.. 81 .rI 81
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va,
They have been tested in more than a thousand CASES
with entire success
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From the Democrat, st. Cloud Mimi
If you are, have been troubled the headao'a
send for box, (Cephalc PS so that may have them
in case of an attack
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
SICK II ACHE,
CURE
E r V OU S H FAD A H E,
CURE
Al LII KIN DIS OF HEADACH f
CEPHALIC PILLS

BY the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Nervous
or SICK Headache may be prevented and if taken at the
commencement OF attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained
Ihey seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
to Which females are so subject,
Ihey act gently the Understanding COstv:nsss
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and all
ersons Of sedcTtary habits, they valuable Lara
tre improving the appetite giving tone and Ugor TO the
trength of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result of long ;nvestiga.
lion and carefully conducted experiments having been in
use many years. during which time they have prevented
and relieved vast amount of pain and suffering from
headache, whether originating in the system or
from deranged state Of the stomach
They entirely vegetable in their composition and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making change of diet, and the obSence Of any dis
agreeable taste renders easy to administer them to chill
Gren.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFTTS!
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry spadingo
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid receipt of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
As Cedar Sree, New York.
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co, PA.,2
r. , &c., January 49, 1861.
You will please send two boxes of your Cephac
Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
mo B. SIMONS.
haue used one bo1 Of yom Pills, and find them
excellent.
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From the Western r. Gazette, Chicago. I'LL
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his unrvalled
Cephalc Pills
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. @ANI UFlAl n. GOV En-
TLOSING SALE
LAST SALE OF ROSES

S@S(lISUno,, , rbk THIS SEASON,
shali sell by catalogue, at my store No "a Baltimore
ing at 10 O'Clock, upwards n
I nGN ROSES, ORNAMENTAL PLANTS SHRUBS,
I7oOO &c, &c, embracing all tie newest and most
desirable varieties, amongst which large standard
loses from ia feet high Giant Tree Of California Mess
Perpetual and Monthly Roses, &c.
Terms cash Catalogues ready early morning o! sale
SAMUEL II. GOEER, AuCt,
apI1-tI Rnllirnnrn $3.50
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lFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object which they
made, viz: Cure of headache in all its FORMS