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Woods Hair Restorative.
THE ONLY PREPARATION hav
i ing pools so strong and direct as to
ExPEL THE DOUBTS OF ALL.

For Statesmen, Judges Editors, Physicians OF the olesi
schools well new, give j their unqua1ed an
ealn and brain but all nSed it. unite in estyng
that il will preserve the hair from being gay and from fall
inc IN any age as we'll as restore. Read the following
-" OAK GROVE S. c., June 24th, lS5s
PRoF o. j. WooD Dear Sir s-Your Hair Restorative Is
rnIidlv gaining popularity In this community have had
occasion lay prejudice asde and give yonr liar heSloa
Dve perfect test -
turing the year 1854 unfortunate as to be thrown
from INV suky against rock the roadside iom which
nv head received most terrible blow causing great deal
a" irriaton wich communicated the brain and external
surface Of tue head from the effects of which my haT was
gnnily desoyd over the entire SUFFICE of the head From
the tine Rrst discovered its dIoprnG however UP TO tIS
time Of its total ployed everything could
think Of being professional myself and as hmngh
understanding the nature of the disease, but was unay &C.
| feased in every prescription advanced. rem ma,
These and other circumstances induced to resort to
your worthy Hair Restorative, which have every reason y
believe produced very happy result; two months after l[
first appcaton had beautiful head OF Young hair as
ever saw for which certainly you my most sincere
medy to ali nqniTers moreover shall my influence
which Batter myself to say, is not little
You nI can PoUllT 2aTH ,e respeev EH HnA WRIGHT D.
Office Of the JeiIersonian Phillpp- a,Dec. l2,.5S
Dear Sir ~ feel my duty well as my pleasure to stat
to you the following circumstance, which can use as o
think proper gentleman Of this placea lawyer-has bee
bald ever his carly youth much So that he was com
pelied 10 wear wig lie induced to bottle ef you
Hair Restorative which he liked much and after nsr
he now has handsome head Of hair The gentleman
is Bradford and as he is very well known IN our ao
met give il 10 Won at the request of Mr. Bradford Yo
can sell rseat deal OF your Hair Restorative in this and ad
Yoars S ySu have 'ns TmSsPsoN URcNoR
DR. wooD Dear Sir Permit to express the obliga
tons under for the enre restoration OF my hair 70 1t
original color about the time Of nay arrival N tns " s
your Hair Restorative It soon recovered its original hue
consider your Restorative as very wonderful
eficacious as well as agreeable. o. ihALDEn"'
The Restorative is rut up in bottles Of three sizes viz
large medium and small the small holds = pint and re
tails for one dollar per bottle the @eHu nous & a. % a
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OOOO JUST RECEIVED,
JJ JOs i. ]. STAFFoRDS
Automatic Breech Loading Pistol.
Also, stock of
AMERICAN KNIVES,
The .NtO York Book g. Fancy Store
NJ G. DICK.
OCT BIER APPOINTMENTS.
PROVE ALL THINGS!

DR. II. w. WADSWORTH, Eclectic
IL Physician and Surgeon, will be in attendance as follows
Asbtabula Ashtabua House, "Wednesday, October 10th
Painesville Cowes House, Thursday, October lIih
Chardon, Friday, octo' o'er 18th.
The Mode of Examination pursued by DIR. w
10 vorv sinpe and entirely and by it disease Of any
f he internal vital organs ia very few minutes detected
Will facility and certainly without asking the patient qnes-
ton or having the least previous knowledge the case
Scrofula, and all Diseases of ScrofHlous origin.
Ulcers Tuor Enlarged Glands or Joints Hip Disease swell
I Neck or otre Scrouous Eyes Scad iead Euptons
on be Face other parts Cancer Fistua Spinal Diseases
Gravel Impotence Structure ST. Nitus Dance, Epi-
lepsy rheumatism Dropsy, &c. &c. -
Ali diseases peculiar to Females and all chronic diseases OF
the Brain Eyes Throat Lungs Heart Stomach Liver seen
Kidneys, Skin or other organs
Those suffering from Chronic Dtseases' -, -
NJ opv descriutDp may be assured that their cases
troaisd rly and candidy and they VIII not De
W o eIiejne without corresponding prospect o. neieh
n NJ has visited Cleveland aud other places IN olo u
N YorI Regularly last ten years, and can tusn
With any anonnl Of evidence in regard to his SKIN
And qualifications physician. lie viii visit the above
nace once month year. thus giving taose who con
sniff him an oppouuity to continue till cured Those cases
Inv others incurabe, requested to ca wl
cost you nothing have yonr examined and
Those wishing consult by letter. may direct TO Be "
" or 70 the care of the Hotel at any Of my apontnens
II. W. wADSw0RTli, NJ. D.. Batavia N Y;
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NATIONAL ROUTE
BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r.
MPRoyED SCHEDULE

IMPROVED SCHEDULE
y recent important changes this road now able TO fur
nsh unusual facilities for INSTRUMENTATION, East and West
Northwest and Southwest
Full connections with all through trains to Philadelphia
aud New York Eas-wit the South by its Washing
I'm Branch ROad-by Cleveland and Pittsburgh Central Ohio
and Marietta and Cincinnati trains, with the Northwest West
and Southwest n,.,,..
Through Tickets from Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
YORK or Boston give the privilege Of lying over at any OF the
intermediate cities Two Dollars additional give the privilege
! 4 visiting Washington city route. ,
rms h the only that furnish Through Tickets OF
/ fg0aRe Checks To or from Washington city. -rr
Fare a. low az BY any other route.
Sleeping cars all night trains.
~ for 'Tickets by baltimore and Ohio Railroad
}. H. sullivan,
Geul Western agent Belaire, Ohio.
W p SMITH J.. NJ. COLE,
" :" Raltiraore Nd 6T5
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49,
finn Robert q. Winthrop, IN
his speech on the occasionoi. pre- /
sontIue a banner to the regimen.
of senator Wilson, paid the 'ioi-
lowing beautiful tribute to our
National flag
Sir. | must detain you no long /
er. ihave said enough, and more !,
than enough to manifest the sPn.'
in which this flag is now commit In n1
ted 70 your charge. 1t ls the INa'
tional ensign pure and slmPie
deaTer 10 all our hearts al th,s
,ooment as we lift it to the gale
and see no other star of hope up
On The storm clouds, which rolls
and rattles above it, save that
which is reflected from its own
radiant hues, dearer, a thousand
fold dearer to us all, than it ever
was before, while gilded by the
sunshine of prosperity, and play
inc with the zephyrs of peace
1t will speak for itself far more
eloquently than | can speak for
it.
Behold it! Listen to it! kv-
ery star has a tongue, every stripe
is articulate, There is no lang
uage or speech where their voice
are not heard. There's magic Il
the web of it. Ii has an answe
for evry question Of duty. 1t ha
a solution for every doubt and eV
cry perplcxity. 1t has word Q
good cheer for every hour ofgloor
or of despondeucy.
Behold IL! Listen to 1T!
speaks of victory and sometime
of reverses, on the sea and on th
land. 1t speaks of patriots al
heroes among the living and
mong the dead; and ofhim, the fir
and greatest of them all, arour
whose consecrated ashes this u
natural and abhorrent strife hi
been so long raging--'tho abon
ination of des0lation standln
where it ought not" But befol
all, and above all others assocl
tons and memories-whether
glorious men, or glorious dee
. or glorious pIaces-its voice
ever of Union and liberty, Cons
tuition and the laws.
Behold it! Listen to it! L
it tell the story of its birth to the
gallant volunteers as they mare
beneath its folds by day, or repo
beneath its sentinel stars by nlgt
Let it recall to them the strang
eventful history of its rise al
progress; let it rehearse to the
the wondrous tale of It's trials a
triumphs, in peace as well as
war land whatever else may ha
pen to it or to them, it will nev
be surrendered to Rebels; nor ev
be prostitutcd to any unchrlstl
purpose ofrevenge, depreciation
rapine.
And may a merciful God COZ
the head Of each one OF its bra
defenders in the hour of battle
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ran srtTEsMEM JUDGES, cLERGYNEM

E,OR STATESMEN, JUDGES, SAH1'0A
and Gentlemen ali parts Of the world tSsy 10 ,o
- ~ pof d J. Woods Hair Restorative, ana gen'leintn
81 ts Tre.s arc unanimous in its praise lew ~ G
onlv can lie here given see circular ior nofe anu ~ ~
impossible for you to doubt oo, ,ose
cvxrtEnEy: Your uote of the 18th inst has been .eS
ed saving that you bad heard tnat @ G ceti
H. 80 n woods Hair Restorative, and requesting my '
Gn,e Of the fact Il had objection 70 , eive Maso
,rar6 n IN YOU cneerfuly, bectuSe thnR uue
az 80 tbe color 9T my hair auburn, and inclined
- % some Eve or six years since u began 70 tun sS
and the scalp the crown OF my hea9 % 70 ss se
sd n With time and about months since i9urth was
5ded TO them by hair falling of the top OF my head anu
thTeaeTg .i was induced to try Woods
Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest the falling Oh Id NY @ bs
for had really expectation that gray heir couiu % &
10 its original color except from dyes was now
ever greatly surprised to find after the use Of Two o'
w fiat not only was the falling oil arrested, bnt uc cP
sd to the gray hairs and scnsibity to the scalp ana
fanlru ceased to form my head very nuch 10 s5 w 70
6cation of my wife, at whose solicitation was iu"'' "
For this among the many obligations owe to her seT,
strongly recommend all husbands who value lle ~
of their wives to profit by my example, ana use 'i s"s
gray or getting bald very 'e'iJENX ZEN. a. LAVENDER.
To n 7 Wood Co. 444 Broadway, New York.
NV family aye absent Gom the city, and am no Osse'
No. IL Carol flace. .,.. A., I,,v ootl, 1850
To Prop O. j. woon: Dear Sir; Your "hair Kes1@ta tI
i've has done nv hair much good since conueRc ~ ' ~
of it, that wish to make known 70 % 'e o woman NAV
nearly deprived Of hair and by resort 10 your a
ative" the hair will return more oeaI'i'u' ,i " ''
this Is my experience. Believe II all ~, IT EENEDY
Yours truly, NM u = D. rnbIisb
p sYou can publish the above II you llke & % ~
ip in our Southern papers you will get more
see several of your certificates in the In1ypG Kd1
strong Southern paper.
Woods Hair Restorative.
pnor o. J. WooD-Dear Sir: Having bad the misioftoh ~
40 lose the best portion Of my hair from the effects oil IN
yellow fever in New Orleans in lS5l was induced TO mas
trial of your preparations and found IT 10 answer as III
very thing needed NV hair is thick aud glossy ana
| OlliratiOus IN giving 10 lne
| St,S sncr y 'tressi,Ie 80 b FINLEY JOHNSON,
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SELLANG A PREAcHER.--A man
edown cast tells the following
Atory; He says he was taking a
sleigh ride with a pretty girl, when
ne encoeatered a Methodist minis
Ter, a favosite gospel itinerant in
az the region round about. He
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,oRDIAL IS All I'VE CLAM FOR IT!!
Mothers Try 1t

f your daughters before it be too late but also your sons
and husbands for while the former from false decacy 0ten
20 down To premature grave rather than let thelr
he known in time the latter often so mixed up wtn e
sXcernt of business that if It were not for YOU hy '
vnrd travel In the downward ath, until II Is VOC
70 arrest their fatal fall But the mother IS always cr
and 10 YOU we confidently appeal for we are I SUR
ilinv affection will unerringy point you TO SI .T0R rs
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL AND BLoOI a. time Of need.
the remedy which should he always on hau New York and
,,s Ms,st street ST. Louis No, and s9la " M tiIs Inv
gists. Price One Dollar Per D"' UENDRY & COPELAND
| rOwIy5S3
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4. JCnSON BARRETT, A. ~, Principal; Ancient Ian
guagaA and Bellies Lettres.
WI j. GIBSON German and assistant in Creek and lat
tin. &,
Math,maties =,
sic
l.. ". HUBBEII. PsnmAnship and Pen-Drawing,
We take pleasure IN saying that the Fall Term, when
casses Friday 18th. under the administration
has cunentY suecessfu far exceeding onr most
SANGUINE expectations, not eny regards the hpSbEh,
but the CLASS Of the Students in ATTENDANCE and the enhu
ias they have manifested The fact has been demonstrated
that kingtNhe Academy still maintains her former prond
pOsiuon as an Institution learning. Her literary soele
the Phoenix and MRskaan AsEoeiatiOnwhich nave lor
years been er pride and boast In their meetings during the
past term have shown that the old spirit still anales
them. W. eel confident that when invite your patron
we Rsk that Tor which render equivalent.
We have employed Teachers Of Energy and Experenee-
teachers who enter heartily into their WORK and who will
look after the best interest Of those placed under their care
both while In seloOl and out oft
fine opportunity will be afforded for acquiring good uu
steal education either the piHnO Miss s. T.
Barrett who has had long experience and dne opportunities
under the best master the county affords, will be In read
10 give instruction to those desiring III
Board be procured Ia the best families at the eIeeed
ngy low rates Of S50 per week. Rooms for selboardnv
ut greatly reduced rates Rates of Tuition hereto
fore For fnrthsr particulars apply 70 the Principal
Kingsyile Oct IL 1851. Of the Board Of Trustees.
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THERE IS NOTHING IT'S EQUAL.

io, Deraneenients or Torpidiiy, Liver Complaints
Aso oS lie Kidney or any general arrangement OF e
u"H ~ & nv only cure the debility following ChMs and Fsre
yent all attacks arising from hasmate inhneheeS anu
,,s The diseases at once, Il slreQdy attackgd - "a an T.
~ avrtvRs should have bottle with them ~ " VIII i
lihlv prevent any deleeiious consequences oo"B UP
change of climate and water. ,,..-. .-
bou3 be In the hands Of all persons Of sedenay haGs
LADIES not accustomed to much outdoor exercise sh'u'
MoTHERs should use It, for It Is perfect rehe taken
month or two before the final trial. she viii pass the areao
roriod with perfect ease and safety.
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T ne At NoTtOB TO william Shcl


IL don and Nancy Sheldon, Albert Knapp anti HarTlet
Knapp reside so the county ofOncda and state OF eW
York Harvey Hail. who resides 10 Buffalo, State OF New
York heirs at law and legal representatives. OF sylvester ha
deceased ..,-,-
o estate o Sylvester Hail. deceased the lth day os Sep
tember A. 1851 filed lis petition the Probate Court
within and for the county Ashabua, and State of Ohio nj
eqnQ that personal estate Of said deceden insufficient
to pay his aud the charges Of administering his estate
that he died ezed in fee simple OF the following described real
estate situate the township Of Astabua county ofAshabu
la and state Ohio and is bounded and described as Follows
10 wit one Divided thirty OF land taken from the
North mart of land owned by Gurdon Beckwh IN his
life time and Is bounded by the highway North by lands
Of Laura Soutar East by lands o Benaah Markham South
by line parallel with the North line, and far enough there
frs TO contain fifteen ofand that Eunice Hall Wild
Of said decedcnt is endto dover IN said premises and
that William Sheldon, and Nancy Sheldon,
Albert Knapp and Harriet Knapp, Harvey Hall George Hail.
Phebe Hail. H. Hail. Caroline Hail. and George
J. Hall miner heirs Of John J. Hail. deceased his heirs ut
at law legal Representatives hold the next estate oiuher
tancc therein.
The prayer said petition is for the assignment Of dover
to said Eunce Hail. and for sale Of said premises subject to
sch dover estate for the payment 0 the debts and charges
aforesaid Said Petition will be for hearing the 18th day
of October A. D. 1861 thereafter counsel be
heard. .. X JUN, ANmhiSuit.or o.
| 1shtabua, Sept 18th, 1t6l. Sylvester Hall, decd
J Cook Pratt Attorneys for Petitioner. 4tola
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NOTICE.-The Co partnership Root
Morrison being dissolved by the death OF f. O. Root
the senior partner it is that the business OF he
firm should be closed speedily as possible All persons
therefore, hayins
Unsettled Accounts,
are reauesed to call Immediately and arrange the same
PROMPT payment will be required that the Liabilities OF te
% NAV be met and discharged. The business Will De set
fled by the undersigned. II. l.. hoRksoNy,
' Surviving Partner OF Root q MORRISON
Ashtabuls, June !, 1851
Haying made arrangements to continue
business Al the Old stand Of Root Moron take this meth
od of retaining thanks 10 the customers and friends OF inc
te firm for their generous patronage In years past and 10
solicit eontinuaue Of the same to myself
Nv Stock Of Goods is Full and Complete,
comprisng all articles and many than are usually
Kent by the merchants of our village
Dry Goods, Groceries, Orockery Heavy and
Shelf Hardware, Hats Caps, Boots 4 Shoes
Iron, Steel Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass Putty
are kent in full stock and will sold at very low figures for
pay down All kinds Of produce taken In exchange or goous
at cash prices.
The times and my crcunutanees viii not aanlss o ong
Winded credits credits to doubtful custoneS loA VINO
are prompt and reliable am prepared 70 extend
credit but prompt payment will be required ~ al cases A te
lime agreed upon Pung and blowing arc entirely out Oh my
line Nv desire is to deal fairly and squasy with all Try
me and see for yourselves. Yours truly, ,,onp,so,,
| Jyne IS, 1861 ~ IA hVhINloos'
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DAINTS, OILS, &c.--300 gal. Llnseed
II Oi-1oQ gallons Sperm oil~-100 gallons Tanners ON
eo llons ard Oi50 gallons Lunar O500 gallons Coai
OiOO gallons Spirits rurpenneoO gallons Burning Flulu
40 gallons Alcohol, 0S per cent 49, M. zoo n,
5000 Ii White Lead In Oi2O00 lbs Minerei Fan-evO 10
yellow Ochre-5OO lbs let Red300 lbs Putty in Bladdes-
So lbs Furulture Varisl40 lbs Coach NarnshVV
nan Varnish-25 lbs Denar Varnsh. ,,--.- 1r...,.
Also Chrom Green Paris Green HampGen GrGen Chtone
yeow Red cad Black Lead Lthrtge, Indian Hed
yernlion Ivory Black Whiting, and large 1 % '
Artists Coors, for sale by sr Nso' "A''rr
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IDRoF. o. j. WOODS
Hestorat1vS Cord1"A
BLOOD RENovAToR.

=, ,o, that its name indicates, for while pleasant 20
no tsse n 4 reyi, ifyng eShitraung aud tho
the ytsi powets ltalso revvihes Wv d renders
,i. sss luvolnerableto attacks ol utease, & ~ ~
ever offered 70 The world IN poPu" i'' "
to be Nitbip the reach nf all - a. bo tho most
s tonic and yet perfectly adapted 80 e. 20 b he
Ject ocb AMI tone up the digestive organs my as
N nervous other irritation 70 eos Sy nssitude Or
ing , ~ W. r spiris II s composed entirely OF
% the thoroughly combining powerful tonic anu @ ne
! sao,srties and consequently can never i'v''' '9
yontive aud cure OF -. = -. NJ A.,
CoNsh.y Ioiyfgess KerroHs irrtablhty ncHrdgta, "a"
PetIe ~ 80 Ieoyya Aieiohchoig Jypochopt51H,
MgSt Seots LaaguOr, ttddlaess ;,. sne g',tN"' ~
fass Of 50 Jea1Htg jata ;,,e eG,,ea i'
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THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE

TNHE THOROUGH BRED HORSE
i Young Morgan Tiger,
r sond the nresepi seasOn as oloYs 10 Jefferson on
Friday and Saturday pn Monday and Tuesday, at the stable
of NJ Baker As5abu n Pspo6 PftS sha ON SnS sSesed
and rSsasSsyj coms 6ns, slr00S' NG Come All j
All persons partng with before foang will be heId re-
snonsbe for aud those not returning mares 70
the Horse will be chargPdby the season.
win stump the County to beat the colts Of Young Tiger.
YoTSG MORGAN TGR, foaled on my premises IN Men
tor Lake counly Ohio, and sired by Old Morgan Tiger dsn
adv Kate now my PROPERTY Lady Kate was stree by hagnum
Ronnm whic horse bred by David Allen OF Ne" foIs
Yonng Morgan TIGER vas foaed the Sd day OF june oo
and owned BY until one year old then od hn 70
L. Baker of Mentor. THOMAS OhArr'
Old Morgan Tiger was foaled on my premises 10
Varie enaca county r. Y and got by Old Black Hawk
t adv Kate bredbv me- aud now my property. She
srd Inv Nayariuo whh bred by A. ney Esq OF n
Work On his farm lodi opposite Newark, New Jersey Ma
arno was sired by brTy and lie by imported Bassoa MS
dam Hyacinh was by Hon John Randolph, OF George
town Roanoke Virginia she by the imported Bedford her
dam Telegraph by Old Wild Air For further tracing OF ped
ee re ference may had to Sd vol Of the American Iu
Register pages 382 3S3 and 569 with charts Nos and ae
onanyng the sane This sn briefthe pedigree OF my sen
aca Morgan Tiger bred by and owned by me ana my ot4n
er Gerard Dey of Geneva until the 18th day OF april ioa
when he was sold to- Petition and j. Rider 70 go 10 lho
Varck Senaea co. New York, April 10, 1858 TITUS Def
VoNa MORGAN TIGER took the first premium At the stas
Fair in Cleveland In 1856 also at the Lake county ta ~
1sb6 also at the Geauga county Fair 1891 lhe horse WI
Inc groomed by the undersigned who Is his owner: ,,,
AsuTABtLA DEPOT, 1861. 5s3 M DAMN
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CETTLE UP / BALANCE UP
y PAY UPii!

The undersigned respectfully requests all persons having
accounts with him prior the LIST day Of January la6l whet-
er in his otherwise to call and settle the same imme
diately.
are hereby notified that want my money tn pay my debts
with and unless these settled soon, will be placed IN ON
er hands for collection GEo William,
Aahtabua, Jan. 18th, 1861. 0'e
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Kipgsville Academy.
BOARD OF TEACHERS.

THE WINTER TERM Of this institu.
l. tion will commence Tuesday, Oct. 2th, 1861, and
continue 49, weeks under the tuition Of the following
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d. From The Democrat, S. Cloud, AitRH. lI- K
If YOU are or have troubled with the headache send
box Cephalic P that you may have them In case
Of an attack.
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From he Examiner, Norfolk, ia.
They have been tested In more than thousand cases. wa
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j re-,
for box Cephac P) that may have them In case
Of an attack. sF
From the Advertiser, Providence, r T. ft1
The Cephalic Pills said to be remarkable effective re-
me FOR the he~aee and Of tie very best for hst very
freduent complaint which has ever beeu discoyerSn:
From the Fesiera. r, r, Gazette Chicago NJ tt4s,
We heartily endorse Mr. spaldng and his unriValed Co
phsiic Pals sH T'3Elt,s 5.c1H aa4ae 900 ti
From ne RanaDka paLey Star, RanGDha, pa 30
We are sure persons suffering with the lesdAehe who
try them, viii stick to them -
From She Southeyu Pea Finder, NsS OTissas La, 4
rS them You that are aicted and that your
TESTIMONY can be added the already list that has
received benefits that other medicine can produce
From Me So LSpis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (Cephalle Pills. Is
rapidly increasing s Eg 9leaI e55
From the GSfets, Davenport, ToEes. EEl
Mr. Spaldng would connect his with an article
he did not kn0o to possess real merit r''N
From the Adrertiser, PrOUideace r. T.
The testimony in their favor strong from the NEST rs
| spectacle quarters, an rl-.f rE1
From the Daily Eers, EeEpOrf, r. T. l"
Cephalic Pills are taking the place oi all kinds ..
| From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Macs
| Said to be very eGicaeious for the headache.
| From the Commercial, Cincinnati Ohio.
Suffering humanity now be relieved.
fFaalH ha sla
- tra at ssa a.-.s1 .al'-. Is a'F
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, "a.
Cephaic Pills accomplish the object for which they we're
made viz: Cure of headache in ali It's torinsa
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REYHoLDsBURG, franklin CO., o., jan. o. 1861.
HExRr @. SPAIDiSG, No. 4s Cedar st. N. Y. it
DEAR sR: Ineosed Gnd twenty-five CENTS Z5O for WHICH
send box Of 0ephae Pills SeDu TO address OF Rev. Wn u
Filler, Reynoldsburg Franklin county, Ohio. .
sfs1fSr Truly yours VIZ. G. FILLER.