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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
winter Hosiery, Gloves, &C., &c
"a FARMS -
!::::ii: FOR SALE. Ell:


No 2-Callei "Pne Groven containing ITO aeres more
or less within mile OF Wilmington with Mansion re4s
Lawn and outbuildings.
No. IA large modern Mansion containing II rooms,
with 20 Of land, less within mile of vii.
mngtOn, with outbudlngs, and choice fruit trees and
grapes handsomely laid out and planted with trees.
No. 4-Adjons No. 3-c0ntaining acre of land, with
handsome Dwelling we'll shaded, and stabling Nos .
aud would be sold together.
No b-A Farm Of 9f acres more or less miles south.
ery from Kennett Square, Chester Co.. Pa, with barn.
oui-buildings, fruit, &cs in good order.
No. CA Farm OF 70 on the road from Milltown
lin Mill Creek d to Newark within "a miles of Mill
Town in good order and with fair buildings.
No. IA Farm in good ORDER and good buildings, of SO
in Brandywine Hundred, miles from Wilmington,
~ miles from the Depot at the Practical Farmer with
No. $50 acres for sale, within miles of Kennett
Square towalds the Brandywne along the railrOad with
good buldngs-two Dwellings, and would divide well; in
excellent order.
No. "a Farm Of ia acres in Appoquinmink Hundred
orchards,
No iO-A Farm of so acres in Kennett Township Ches.
ter County with good Buildings, Orchards, &c, and in
good order.
No. ia Farm OF i24 acres of land within l mile
Wilnihglondivded into fields, with reasonable build
No. l2-sO acres Of land within miles of wilmington
pretty good buildings n fair order; suitable for truck
No. l3-s ofland in BrAndywine Hundred, with
10 II miles of Wilmington, with Orchard and comtorta
BILE buildings. and within half a mile of Shipeys Man
sion There is beautiful site thereon, overlooking the
Delaware iof mansion
No. l4-a0 acres Of land within 21S miles of Whining
ton, in Bandywne Hundred with comfortable old build
ngs, and shaAe trees
No. l5.-lbU aerns fouk Road, in Brandywine Hun.
drad with old buildings, and fruit.
No. l6-About 20 acres with good, nearly new Stone
House, aud uutbuildings.
No. l7.-25 acres, mostly WOodland-no buildiEgs-on
the lirandywine miles from WilmiR gtOn.
No. IS 3h excellent Land aud moderate Build.
ings, near old Blue Ball, In ChristRna Hid.
No. l9.-An excellent Farm Of l60 acres in Brandywne
Hundred, near Taleyvle with good Dwelling and out
buildings. II ISL excellent order.
No. ~ $50 of Land and Cedar Swamp for sale
Appoluinilnink Hundred-a bargain
No. 2l-66 acres Of Land In Chrstiana Hundred, with
in 3Is miles of Winiington-good Improvements.
No 22.-A Farm of 70 in Braudywine Hundred.
within miles of Wilmington.
No 23-1ll acres of good Land 40 or 90 of which Is
good woodland, within miles of Dover and miles Of
Dupont Station
No 24-An excellent Dwelling, and two three Tene
ments with outbuildlngs and 10 of Land the
Philadelphia and Wilmington Turnpike, miles from VIII
mington. Apply to W. MCAULLRY,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
II. c. TAYLOR'S
AND COMMERCIAL
ACADEMY,

Corner of Eighth and H'oliostoa Sis., Wilmington
Deldwdre
THE Fall and Winter session of this Institution will
commence on the 2nd OF tho 9th month, lseptember)
Every facility here afforded for obtaining thorough
practical English aud Classical Education For further
particulars printed Catalogue
nc TAYLOR, Principal,
auglG3m Residence Sll Washington st,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
LADIES FURS. LADIES FURS.
EEnIs. Cams. UlnbrelIas. sc.

ii aying large stock Of Ladies' and Chdrens Purs ou
hand and owing to he p esant depression in Imam
eAl affairs, selling them at prices lower than ever
before offered Ladies' aud Chdens Furs at prices
lag from So TO 300 per set. Ladies' call and examine
our superior assortment determined to sell ut
prices to suit you.
THE ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN
IL invited To our large assortment Of DRESS aud SOFT
FELT HATS GAPS, S Call and see us as you will he
teaied with puteness and attention, whether you pur
tlnt,s or not. ISAAC OAKRORD & son,
No, % 'outh Sth ST above Cheanut, eorneruf Jayne
nuvli-3m. Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
PROCLAMATION.

Of tina Il dirast tax oi wenN millions Of dollars shall
annually lie laid of which the Of sereniyJour MoH-
sand sir hundred ai eightyihrCe dollars ana Mtyfhres
cents Is apportiourd to aud required to he Fsld Dy tho
State OF Delaware And whereas by the b3d sectiou Of
said act II provided that any State assume, collect
and into the Treasury Of the United states It's quota
Of eaid tax In its own way and regulate the assessment
and collection thereof, for which payment deduction OF
fifteen per cent will lie allowed nd whereas, II may Do
deemed advantageous the State to regulate tho
assessme and provide for the collection and payment of
said tax y its authority and In such wise as tins
Legislature in ITS wisdom, may by law, lroWde thtn for
the and collection theraofts bis made by the
General Governmrn according to the pfovsions N the
said act Of Congress; and the Legislature being tht rep
resentave- of tue people Of section OF the state are
presumed to know The wishes OF those whom they rrpre
sent and u understand their host interests Aud where
the time HXel for the and collection NJ the
in reference toreo without special session OF the
Legislature;
Now therefore, /. WILLIAM BURroN Governor of the
State OF Delaware, being prupi01 by SENSE O dutyAnd
considering that since the adjournment Of the last Legs
lature, such extraordinary occasion has arisen As is
conem lated by the 18th Section Of the Sd Article OF the
Constitution Of tile said state Of Delaware, do, under aud
by virtue of the authority vested In mo by the l2h Sec
tion O the 81 Article OF he Constitution, by this my
pr 'camatnn order and direct that the General Assembly
o the said State OF Delaware do at Dover in the
state House on MONDAY rHt TwEEfYflr1H DAY OF NO.
VENEER NBAr for the purpose e dehrrating upon anu
adopting such IN reference to the subject matter
to winch hnye auded and to such others Of special
chara ter n their Judgment may ba expadient and
necessary Tor legislative action before the next General
Assembly.
---1 In wiISEss wnEpBiF, nave hereunto set NV
LS liant and caused the Crest Seal of tile State TO
l-J be afiNta this the nineteenth day of uetobe n
WILLIAM BURTON.
by the Coveruo-:
EDwAKD RipoEIY. Secretary of State. oc22.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
PENINSULAR r. R. LINE.
Change of Hours.

nm and after MONDAY, Nov. 1sth 1851. Trains for tn
" accommodation Of Passengers will follow ,
until iuTther notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
SANFORD'S
FAMILY
Blood Purifying Pills,
COMPOUNDED FRoM
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT UP I
GLASS CASES, AIR TIGHT, AND WILL KEEP
IN ANY CLIMATE

in ANY CLIMATE.
The Family Ca- lIhurile PILL Ia
gentle but active Catharte - which the proprietor ha
used In his practice more W than twenty years.
The constantly ncreas- j ing demand trem tho
who have long used the - PILLS and tho satisiae
tion which all express in regard to their use, has
induced me to place them p within the resch of ALL
The Profession well - know that different Ca
thartics act different a portions of the bowels.
The FAMILY Ca - THARTIC PILL
has, with due reference to this we'll established iaet,
been compounded from variety Of the purest We
getable Extracts which = act alike every part OF
the alimentary canal and !, are good and safe in
all cases where Cathartic = lis needed such DE
hANGEMENTS of the E 81 MA II, SLEEpI-
NESS. PAINS IN THE BACK AND L0INS cos.
TIVENESS, PAIN AMI, ps SORENESS OYER THE
WHOLE BODY from sud- den cold, ch if, luent-
ly, IL neglected, end in g long course of f.ver.
Loss OF APPETITE, Al ~ CREEPING SENSATION
OF COLD OVER THE ~ BODY, REsTLEsSN ESs,
HEAnACIIE, or WEIGHT (, IN THE HEAD, all IN
FLAM MAT0RY d. e SEASES, WORMS in
CHILDREN ADULTS, a RHEUMATISM, a great
PURIFIER of the BLOOD = and many diseases to
which flesh is heir, too . numerous to mention in
this advertisement DOSE, to 0.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The LIVER INYIG0RATOR and FAMILY CA
THARTIC PILLS for sale by A. H. Grimshaw Co,
Edward Brnghurst 4 Co.. Henry BrnghnrEt, Whining
ton, Delaware, and by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns.
8. T. W. SANFORD, Al. D.,
Manufacturer aud Proprietor
msrSO-u SOS broadway, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
RLIsARHTH r. LEA

(sueeesser to Eplrn NEwnYD
WILL open SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
w DIES the I'd of 9th mo- Septemberl at the cor
uer Of Eighth and WoAst0n Streets.
Circulars may be obtained at Healds book Store or at
her residence No, GJ7 Washington Street, Wilmington,
Delaware, aug 2Ott
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
SPECTACLES
Tn (xoId Giluar and Steel

CUTLERY! CUTLERY CUTLERYl
mIIE best Dakes always on hand and for sale low
CLEMENT b. SMITHS,
mar 0 No. 3O2 Market eat.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19

TUE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
Delaware that having rebuilt, enlarged and entirely
THE OLD STAND,
No. 305 Market St., Wilmington
She is ready receive all her OLD customers and hope
many NEW ones, and now oilers at VERY Low PRICES
A handsome Stock of Goods,
Such usually kept in hrst class store which hay
ing been purchased low for cash. she is enabled to sell
very reasonably and trusts that every one desous OF
purchasing new and good goods will give her call.
She has now on hand and will always keep large and
elegantly varied assortment Of
FlNGER-RlNGS, BREAST-PINS, EARRINGS,
BRACELETS,
In full sets or separately Shirt and Studs Gold
and 81 Pencils Fruit knyes gsiis pips ani 9taer @
yer Guard Vest Chains; slK, Leather and Ribbon
uuards Watch Keys and Seal Rings, Wedding and en-
gRgement Rings on hand or made &c order Of huesl
quality Of gold Chdrens Armlets and Necklaces in
gold coral Gold and Silver rhtmbles Shields Leckes
aud Medallion"
Always hsye or hand tks latest patterns STERLING
sILVERitARE, and Inest quality PLATED GOODS, and
sold only made by the best manufacturers and war
ranlei 10 well
SPECTACLES
In Gold, Silver and Steel.
We pay particular attention T. department II
spectaees and Eye Glasses keeping always great va
rety on every grade Of sight, and all tastes
sPECTACLEs REPAIRED in the best manner and
dases lifted, Also Eye protectors for travelling or,
with very weak sight, Or or farming purposes M 9s.rs
tuIed to order.
Jobbing, Repairing g. Engraving
or Jewery slverwaTe Spactacles and any delicate
tcles carefully attended to- and promptly done in the
best manner at very moderate rates.
The subscriber thankful for past favors hopes to merit
continuance.
cularV requested to call and get them ifnot called for
II. ROBINSON,
No. sO5 Market ST.. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-19
NOTICE

no sADDLERs, COACH TRINlMERs, sHoEMA
l. and all others who can sew with either nee
aw, and are disposed 10 work, can find
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THE 0HLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE d PATRONAG

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERGYMEN, LADIES, and GENTLEMEN
In all parts of the world testify to the efficacy of
PhoF. o.. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen of the Press are unanimous in its
you TO doubt. "
e..TrwaII STREET. Nxy Yos., Dec. 20. 1883
sdi BY The ss RS sd ID,
storatlye, Nesting my certificate Of the act
II had 20 objection to give it..
i award it to you ohee!fully, because J. think 1t
hair .ubur9. and Inclined TO curl. some Eve OF
SIX Years since II beEsa 70 tnIn s,.y and the scalp
Isndruf 30 form upon Il. Enoh of these disagros
Ses sdded IN sna f bT h.r hs
on the top of my head and threatening to make me
r., In ih1s TInRIessspt prsdlsament va: induced to
ton gray a Could ever Rsq be- Issored To- 4.
oris;nIsi color except from dres was. however,
tles only, that not only was the falling off arrested
but the color was ,estored to the gray hairs and
on my ho3 vsty much to the grat6ostion 'o OF
vito, at whose solicitation was induced to try Il,
value the admiration Of their wives TO profit bJ nv
&oad Co.. ~ h hEs a. LtNStfDrH'
MY FAMILY are ahseat from the oItJ, and am no
onEer AZ No. ii Carol Place.
SfAMsroN, Ala, July %, 1882
TO PEoF. U j. Wo0p: Dear Str-YOur ''sHair
htstorecve' has done my hair 60 much rood since
l commenced the use Of IL, that wish to make
Known 70 the public ofits Ell cots onhe hair vhicn
ere great man or woman nav benearly deprived
Of halr, and by resort to your Hair Restorat ve
the hair Will return more beautiful than ever At
least this 10 ny experience. Believe it all
PsYoa osn publish the sbovs Il you nf fss B,
puDlisnlhg IN our Southern papers yOu will get
nore patronage South. l see several of your Ger
uhcates IN tho Mobile Mercury, q strong Southern
paper. w n RxNxny
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
fRoR. " J, WOOD: Dear Str Having had the
misoItuno 70 lose the best portion of my hair from
ulo effects Of the yellow fever, in New Orleans In
iSoI, was induced 10 make trial of your prepara
uoh eDd found II TO answer ns the very thing
Needed My hair Is now thick and glossy, and no
Nolds CA express my obligations to you In giving
70 the anicted such treasure FINLEY JoHrsoN
The Restorative put mp in bottles of three sizes
VIE large, medium and small; the small hold half
, glnf sPG Isfs ter one dollar per bottlei the me
IMAM the small, retalls for two dollars per hottIs
the Erse holds STUART 40 per oont. more in propor
%. WOOD Il Co, PROPRIETOR, 44A Broad
way, New York, and ia Market street, 81. Leafs
Bold in this CITY BY C. sTOTT, srs Pa. avenue.
~ eDIY.alv
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By the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks
Nfross OF Sick Headache may be prevented: and
II TAKEN 81 the commencement of an attack imme-
aate relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
TheJ seldom fail In removing the Masses and
HtGddehs to whloh females are so subject
They aot gently upon the bowels,-removlng Cos
ffcsxsss.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females.
and ell persons of Sedsatary habits, they are val
usb!e as Ldzafics, improving the appetite, giving
tone and rtgor to the digestive organs, and re
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
The CEPAALIC PILLS are the result of LONG
investigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having been In use many years, during whloh time
eheJ have prevented and relieved vast amount of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orlgi-
Mating In the nervoKS system or from deranged
state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition
and may DO taken at all times with perfect safety
without making sny change of dict, and the al
ssRes Of dHy dtSagrssable taste renders IL sasv TO
sdrniHistsr thsnI to ehildysn.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
The genuine have FIVE signatures of henry G..
Spalding on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and al other Dealers In Med
cines.
A Box will be sent By mail prepaid on reoe,to
the
PRICE, IS CENTS.
AL orders shorld be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDIN6,
As CEDAR STREET, NEW York.
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CLASS =,
sssh Ts ,o s IssS to
- weigh twsnts Gig 1T pounds per rssiS. "
~ wsish twenty SIX sP poiuhd. Per Tsa%. H''' "
T. 100 realms writing paper, s by 2 inches, weigh
s. $40 reams writing paper 10 By 10 inches, 70 weigh
twenty two pounds per Team
g. 100 reams whiting paper II by Is inches TO veg
twelve POUNDS per ream.
AL the papers desIgnstei In CLASSES T. s. 9, and 2,
:'ostsids' suires They are 10 Re Eds = the beet
materials, free from adu -tss.irvS, szished in the
best manner, Gu, to true .cS.- 80 securely and
70 be v kits or bInss i.:s So & sucn wetEht.
5, 4. S and s5e to be waite ara Of the size and
wsights ape :Ifed IN tee scsciue
The right is reserved OF ordering greater or less
an tho cssses, to Be fsTnyhsd at such times and
IN such quantities 60 the public service may re-
Zach Glass will be cons dered separately. and be
subject to q separate contract; but bidders may
offer for one or more of the GLASSES in the same
No proposals viii be considered unless sceom-
panied BY the guarantee tLs the bidder or bidders,
TO furnish the articles proposed: blank forms for
will be taken into consideration unless subsantI-
ally agreeing herewith.
Mvered at sue place a. may Re desirnated in
mast S that ,S n cs:s SSn
Yofs, in good order, tree Of sl and sNSry extra
charge or expense, and subject to the inspection,
count, weight. and measurement II the perinien,
Bidders s2e res aired % fsPn:S. With thei. pro-
possls; ssnpl Of not less than uire Of each
.sif proposals ma, g based. 70" except eg "a Cses
and ?. The spcoe.sful biddeis, vii be required
Proposals vii 10 sddressed 70 "yoH1 d. d.
RRsEs. superintendent of the Public Pr ting
plying PAPER" m I-Ihvat w
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The ARKANSAS BORDER.-Tbe Memphis Ava
hnche learns that an express arrived at Madison,
ATkansss, on Sunday, for the information of the
about % take Bloomfield, near the border The
eit'zsns Il Chalk Bluff call upon the Governor for
aid 20 repel the invaders.
D-TH NEXT SENATE.-The United States
Senate. TO meet on the Fourth Of July, will be
the smallest Senate that assembled for many
wars From the seeding States, only one Sena-
to-, Andrew Johnson, Of Tennessee, will be
present.
SNIP TIMBsR IN MAINR.-At a meeting In
Aug sa, called by Gov Washburn, II was ascer-
timed that there was timber enough cut and in
and near the sbip-yards OF blaine, to build forty
ships Of one thousand tons each.
OA building at Wyandotte, Kansas, In
which COMPANY Of soldiers were drilling, fell
on saturday, killing q number OF the soldiers and
injl-in. others
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10 be put mp in strong box, tceopered.) and the
contents marked thereon.
IL il 20 b. distinctly understood that the wagons
are TO be SC constructed that the several paris on
any one wagon will agree and exaotly ft those OF
any other, 70 rteuire no hnfnberIng or Ar
used for their uction 20 be Of the best quail
t.; ali the wood thoIouShly seaso' ed, ana the
work in oil its parts faithfully executed in the beet
workmanlike manner
The work may be inspected from time TO time ss
masters Departments; and mons OF 10 ara be
painted until lt shall have been inspected and ap-
proved b. said ofioor or aren't authorized to in
spect il. When iui he'd, painted, and accepted by
"a ofcer or agent of the Qrar:ermaster's De part
ment, ard delivered as herein agreed, they shall
be paid for.
M G. MEIGS,
js 97-2av2w Quartermaster General U, q.
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Pea fds FEE FFG UBEiS pssTTHNEr
WAsHiNeTor, MAY I. 1854

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
WARRINGTON, May !, 1854.
In pursuance q the provisions Of the seventh SEQ
Public Printing" approved June 3, 1850, sealed
proposals vii bs received st this ofkce Iptu Mon
day the lst d'y Of July 1851. until IL O'Clock p.,
bs Gs %
day of Dc Gem her, le62.
This suhjo. ned las, specifies, as nearly a. can be
sscertained, the suantity Of each Kind Of paper
that viii be required:
10000 reams fne printing paper. uncajendered, 10
to the ram Of 500 sheets.
CLASS q.
CSC res y = me printing PsPer os!sndersd. 20
pounds to the resm OF 500 sheets
lag eeaby TO the provisions Of the joint resolu-
ilor aforesaid samples OF the character and quail
be furnished TO applicants therefor. This papsr il
to be put up IL cures Of twenty i've sneets each,
and in bundles of two roams each; each ream 20
thick and weight will be req uire and no bun
SietexcIuslve of wIappersl varying over or under
hive r cent from the standard We ght will be re-
oe we'd, and the gross eight will In all cases be
same uadle TO make up the weight will bs CON
sldered q vocation Of the oontreotl
CLars o
400 reams suPerhne printing paper, hard-sized
and 10 weigh fifty pounds TO the ream Of 500 sheets
CLAssL
1900 resms superfne map paper, sized and calen-
dered, OF such slzss assHay be REQ VI red CORES
pending in weight with piper measuring le by "A
lnohes and weighing twenty pounds per rtam OF $50
sheets.
500 reams srperhne plate PAPER, (oalendered or
uncaeHdered. as may be required 10 by "a inches,
and OF such weight per ream as may be required.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Cold Pit. for wintering Plants.

Last winter built n small house, somewhat
on the plan suggested by Sehuy&ill, only 1t
was sunk five feet deep and walled on the
sides with stone. The front roofing OF glass
on the fixed plan, and back, or north side, Of
tongued and gToOved boards, made tight, with
with small Movable contrivances for letting
air circulate Although left in very imper-
feet state, when the cold came on, the Their
mometer sometimes 81 FIVE or six degrees be-
low zero, without any artificial heat, orange
trees ard plants of a similar character have
wintered there without material damage from
frost. This 1 attribute in a good degree to
the depth of the pit. The house built was
thirty feet long by eleven wide, rooted so as
TO require sash bars about eight feet long,
composed Of common soft pine, one ineh thick
by three inches wide. The entire glazed front,
including work and materials, did not exceed
twenty dollars in cost.--R. NJ. CoRklin, IN
GaT&sRsr'S M0HIhiU.
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-. MILITARY BOOKS,

H. MILITARY BOOKS.
kENCH RICHsTlEN have lust received q
large and oomplets assortment of Military Books
OF all kinds, which they offer from ten to 6ffy
PER cent. below the regular retail prees.-in-
A new edition of Hardee's Infantry and Rias
Tactics, complete, S1-25 TI.'-'t-- -
/. Forses yolunteers Mamma, 3 vols, o.
gIoss's Milit.ry Surgery, 80 - 80 {
Mahsn,s Field Foftifoafion and Outpost, each rs
The' soidIers 6uide, complete manual and
drlh book LOT the use OF the Volunteer Militia and
The Hand BOOK Tor the u. 9. Soldier, balm. .
hrst book ofinstraetion to the q. 3. Infantry tao
Also. Military Maps, Map of tho seat Of War,
Charts, Guides, 30. q = :. -
Any OF the skoye sent By mail free. :.
3 fg.5eV FRENCH 4 RlCHSTEIN.
mas 25S Psansylvsuis sveuus.
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w. b. WILKES,
RETnoLDsBuRs, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio,I
Idnu6II 1871 z
WIN. G. FILLER,
YPsILArTI, Mich. Ian. IA Ins1

From tbs EzauriasY, Norfolk Va,
Cephale Pills accomplish the object for which
ssheJ were made, VIE: Cure of headache in ali its
F]oxs the Rremia1, Norfolk 70.
They have been tsstsd In more tixa s thcu sand
Ssses, with ennrssuosess.
From rAs Democrat. So. Cloud, Mf.1.
my1% n sHTs o, have been troubled it'll the head
may have them in case Of sn.attacE.
From :hs Wsstsrr r. r. Gazette. Caieaso, III.
r,v.ii.I osrh.ais piii. "i 'poiuinS' anu ME IN
From the SoEtisrs PATH Fsn6sr, Ns.s Orlsax.. Ia
Try them you that arc afflicted, and va are surs
11a yoGr can DO added to the already
other medicine eau produce.
From the Gazette. Dapsxport, Ioss,
MT. Spaldlng would not connect his name With
Al sfIicle ne ola not kSots TO possess real merit
From the Adusrtiss-, Pyorids.es, RI
The Cephalic Pills are said to be A remarkably
eneotve remedy for the headache, and one OF tho
yer, best for that very frosuent complaint which
From tAs St. Loni. Dss.oeya.
In9 lmmsh Se demand for the article (Csphalis
iaonr the Ks.n.eAa Valley Star, Kss1s.As, Va.
We are SURE that persons suffering with the head.
acne who try them, will stick to them.
From the Advertiser. Provid.ses, r.
Tho tsstimory In their favor Is strong, from the
most Respectable quarters.
From the Daily Rstes. Nssepoyt. R.
Cephsilo Pills are taking the place of oil kinds.
Ftonn the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass.
sald to be very eficacious for the headache,
From tbs Commercial, Ctaetnxati, Ohio,
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-01

Proposition The Cincinnati Commercial
Publishes y suggestion that the war be decided
BY combat between two picked men on each side.
IL n.Tss ss tie champions, Gen Pillow, (wbo
dug the dltch,) armed with spade and Gen.
Price. (wbO had the diarrb1a at Boonville }
nrrsd with bottle of peppermint, for the south,
snd on the side Of the Union, Gen. Pierce and
Gen. Schenck.