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red at 81 ,o on track; Do at siO5; do at Sio' de-
Hyored, and eara white As sl,le
CORN-Duli at sic.
OATs-Rsmain inaoiiyeat 2@2io.
8IGHwINTss- Have declined. sales an 80
bblp AZ ltSc
sEEDs-ClOver Is quiet at S4,oe. Sales Of Timo-
thy are "a bus, 25 bus, and 80 do at s2,7s,
EGGs-AeidAin firm, with sales at Ito.
BUTTER Sales in small lots, At iOc for common
quality and "a for good do.
FRUITs-Dried apples remain inactive at $40
and Peaches ct I2sls. Raisns have further do
cllned, aud are selling At S2,as for n. B., and 2sO
612 o. for layer.
GROCERIEs-Rio Coffee is quoted ai rang
Of l2l6@l5c stoarino Candles have declined, AN,
sell at i4@lisO,
HIDES-Green are quoted lower, As follow =
UntrImmed, SC; Trimmed, &c; salted, hdR6c.
CORNMEAL is selling at eO3sO ioi co ,rso ant
buited
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By the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and If
taken at the commencement OF an attack iumsdiA 10
relief IRON pain and sickness win be obtained.
They seldom tall In removing the Nausea or HsaE-
ache to which Females are subject.
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
Iveness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females and
all persons Of sedentary habits they are valuable Is
Laxative, importing tho appetite giving tone and
Tigor to the digestive organs, and restoring tne
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THE CEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been in use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and EuiIsring from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous sys-
tenn, or from dersnsed state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition
aud may be taken at all times With perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, and the absence
Of any diaagreeabls taste renders It easy to admins
ter them to Children.
BEwA AREoF cOUETERFEITsI
Hay1 The genuine have Eve signatures Of Henry @
spading on each Box.
SaS-sold by Druggists and all Dealers ia Medicine
A Bog will be sent b. mail, prepaid, on receipt o
TwENFY-FIvE GENTS.
sFAH orders sb 1uld bo addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDING,
4s Cedar Street, New York,
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FOREIFN NFTVs

BosroS, March H.
The Niagara has arrived, She reperts hesvy
weather 'AJ
Naples, Feb. @. The Goysrnment has tssse,,
possession Of the religious property
NssTo ns 5IsqR q Gaeta had been sent to tho
Collap0. tIT'T 4 Df' ANs"t at
Turin, Saturday ay.-AdmiI,' $50, ,s,., -. !,
Cialdlne WIN soon iolr Z summon 70 81 render
~ esi Sss;i ~ briagnds had been dispersed
'Lse- ii Frids- r Rietta.
i-,is1 49, y.-The National Committee has
soS6 ~ = -IaInation that Victor Emanuel will
.-1esrS roolained King IRON the Capitol, and
sses thanSs to France.
tne French authorities have taken possession
of the keys TO the Capitol. Several persons have
r been expelled foF political reasons.
i Vienna, SatuFdny.--lt is reported that Austris,
/ Prussia and Russia have concluded q COuVe ntiOn
/ to act in concert in case of Polish or HUI
/ garian outbreak.
oL fetsfsouI q eas s5on be published.
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[From the Western B. B. Gazette, Chicago, Hi.l
We heartily endorse Mr. spaIding, and his nnri
vailed Cephalie Pills.
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3tlEatfinFa.
DP. S WEETFs
AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS

ENOR ALL OF WHICH 1T Is A
speedy and certain remedy, and never fails. Thh
Liniment Is prepared from the Fecpo ef Dr.. stephe
Sweet, Of Connecticut, the famous b0nesetter, anC
has been used in his practice for more than tweut5
years with the most gstoni niahing SUCCESS.
AS AN ALLEFiAT0R OF PAIN, It Is unrivaleC
By any preparation before the public Of which the
most skeptical may Be convinced By single trial.
/ Rheumatsc Disorder Of every kind and 10 thoi.
sands Of cases where IL had been used 10 has nsst
FCk NEURALGIA, IL will afford immediate 10.
| lief IN egery cases however distressing.
II viii relieve tbs worst cAs5s Of HEADACHE 8
three minutes, and Is warranted 10 DO IL.
TOOTHAChE also will Il cure Instantly.
FOB NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
LASSIfUDE arising from i'm prudence or exnuIl,
this Lniment is most happy and IN failing TumeF
Acting directly upon the nervous tissues Il strenk
ems ana rsvYlnes the system, and restores Il 70 ea
FOR PILEs.-As an external remedy, We claim
that Il is the BEST known, and we challenge the
world 20 produce an equal Every victim OF this
distressing complaint should give it a trial. for Il
Will not iail 20 AFFORD immediate relief and in
ortty Of ca1e3 viii eject q RADICAL cure.
QuIN6Y AND SORE THROAT are sometimss ex-
freEnsly msiignant and dangerous, but timely ap-
sPkAIhS are sometimes very Obstinate, and en-
larEement 0fthe joints Is liable 20 occur Is Neglected
The worst case mny be conquered BY this Liniment
Bruises, Cnts. Wounds. Sores, Ulcers Burns, and
sTos fS' Il SRs BR iis iiissFIqIGBLE EqaGfTBIE hli
when used according % dtrections also OllpiAlhs
frosted tessi and INSECT Blte5 Sn9 S5lRk47; SIlR4n
a In 4 AAOAF9A4 - " - ~F~N
ahorld have this remedy Il hand toF its timely uss
Al The frst Appearance OF Lamene6s VIII electualE
prsvenf thoee formidable diseases, 20 which ell
horses are liable, and when renaeI 50 many otheF-
Vgiae valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary tesumonlala % tne
vondetful curative properties OF thls LnileIt nave
heen reoaived within the last years, and many
0f them from persons IN the highest ranks Of liie
CAUTION.
To avoid Imposition, observe the Signature and
ii,css - ~ NJ stiahen Sweet on every LABEL, and
-. ssstsnban Sweets Infallible Linlment blown
n the giSsS 0f each bottle, without hich none are
~ ~ mi-is ~ - = RfCHARDSOE = CO.,
s9A Sole PrOprietorgi Norwich, o..
For sale IN OIsFeland RT Wa, Fiske, strong apd
Armstrong, and By al DTug1stg, 9epzi'hpdFW
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MISSOURI CONVENTION.

oE. LOUIS 42reh II.
The Convention met at ten O'Clock Mr Birch
called attention to 9 Communication in this
morninge Republican limiting at secret con
spirney 70 force Missouri out Of the Union, and
offered resolution TO appoint comnittee to in
vestigate the subject, and IL possible ascertain
the names of the cOnspirators, which passed, 50
to 80
The minority report, signed BY Mr. Read and
Judge Hough was then presented and read by
the secretary. The report opposes . National
Convention recommended BY the majority report
and proposes q Convention Of Border Slave
States instead, to be hald In Nashville. 70 decide
upon such amendments to the Constitution rs
may be satisfactory 70 them; also recommending
The Crittenden proposition 10 the Nashville Con
ventioni withontB however, msking it an ultima
tum, and advises the appointment Of Commission
ers 10 Delaware, MaFyland Virginia, Kentucky
Tennessee, North Carolina and Arkansas, to Sc
euTs the cooperation Of those States in the move
ment
A debate ensued on the majority report, but
the Convention adjourned without aOti0n.
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sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUl

Bs-A single bottle Of sPALDING's PREPAREI
GLUE Will save ten times its cost annually. "a
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FROlI NJ GOLp pTeGTNGs

0EANEA OlIAi Aarch z.
Hundreds are prospecting in the Golden City
Diggings, Mills are resuming operations pretty
generally throughout the Gregory mines, and il
some cases big Yields are being made, partly on
acc unt Of the new patent for saving gold being
successfully operated
Hull / Dspeyster. Of the gold district, last
week, crushed l3 cords Of pyrites Of iron, from
which they got a little over IS .OO0
Root & kendaiiis mill in Mountain City which
yielded g12 per cord last week, yielded yesterday
by the new gold Swing process, over 5000 per
cord from the me quartz.
A man named J. 7. Shelter was lost In an
avalanchr in the mountains near the North Forks
az South Platte st week
Nothing new from San Juan or Mexico was
received yesterday by the military express
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The National Intelligencer Of to-day pzbIish >
a long article recommending the relinqaishrael It
Of forts sumter and Pickens as an act Of eOnei J.
alton, and says that the new Administration
might, By moving first In the direetion Of concil
iatiOn, do Infinitely more % consolidate It's power
than oy passiVeiy awaiting the progress cfevenis
with heart prepared for any tate.
a Cabinet meeting was hela at half past twelve
o'clock today % t8ke into qaRsideration the pro
posed evacuation Of Fort Santsr.
Archibald sempneil edtor Of the Wheeling In
teliigencer, has been nominated for Postmaster
81 that place.
Lieutenant WsIter Stevens, Of New York, the
enginceFin charge 0f the Light Houses In Texas,
has resigned kis Commission in order to enter the
service Of the army Of the Confederate ates.
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W1sHryeroN NfsreI


The Criminal Court to-day discharged Wm. Fl
Russell, who was indicted in connection with the
abstraction Of Indian Trust BoIfis This judicial
course was IN accordance with the law Of 1857,
which exemDts witnesses before INVESTIGATING
committees from triaI--1fr. Russell having ap-
petfed as such before that Of the House on the
subjeof Of these bonds.
EE-Secretary Floyd to-day gave 81 900 security
for his appearance at Court.
An Official dispatch was received from Mont
gomeEy, this morning, instructing Messrs. Craw-
ford and Forsyth 70 at once enter upon the bnsl
ness OF negotiating with the administration with
out waiting for their co commissioner Roman.
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FRDERAL APPOINTMENTS
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From nIONTGOaIRRY.


MoSTGoMERT, Ala, March II.
A permanent Constitution has been adopted
but 6 kept secret A member of Congress says it
provides for the President to serve six years e-
ecutiFe appointment under the grade of the Cab.
met 10 hold once during good behavior. The
slave trade Is prohibited. The Cabinet officers
are eiegihle % seats IN Congress
An aot was passed Issuing 81 600 900 in treasury
notes.
An appropriation bill for current expenses
passed.
The Secretary of the Treasury finds no difficult
ty IN neg0 tiating the SIS ,000 900 loan at par.
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rFrAN NEWS.

Nav ORLEANS, March II.
II is reported that Col Bachus formerly In
command ct Rio Graude City Is en- route to take
possession Of Fort Brown
There are now no Texas troops In Browns
vile, but some are hourly expected
The report Of Capt. n ill's determination to de
fe1d Fort BFoHn5 created great excitement along
Rio Grande borders.
Large numbers Of State troops are on the way
10 BroWnsYille, and other companies are orrani
ziuR f1r the same destination.
Al Commissioner Of the State has taken posses
sion Of the Brownsville Custom House
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WRsTERNNEws.

p
The santa Fe mail from PaWnee Fork, arrived
70 Gay. No news by it Of any importance.
"a large meeting OF the citizens Of this county
consider the action of our Legislature for the
present term The following isOue .she Teso-
r iuziqns PISSED without dissenting gpice;
tesclFed, That although we calal9 0Tert
the legal stigma that Is cast upon the good nanne
- jackson county, we do, rs citizens, condemn
~ action Of our representatives in asking or ad-
stoeEtlng 6 such an act, and Is people do repudi-
ste ia
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Last Nights Report.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHIEsToE, March IL
An Oflcial letter from Mai Anderson, received
Saturday, says he had only fifteen days sub
stance and wood. The question has therefore
risen with the administration whether reinforce
ment be attempted OF the Fort abandoned the
latter II Is thought will be adopted from inevita.
be necessity by advice Of Gen. Scott. There Is,
however. q conflict Of opinion between Republi'
cans on this question, butno conclusion was yet
arrived at ln council
The steamers Cumberland and Poeahonths
have, according to official advice, both left Vera
Cruz for Norfolk, and the POWhattHn is on her
way TO New York The Macedonian Is the only
vesssl left ct Vera Cruz.
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ARRTVEB---sOUTHERN NEWS.

The steamship City of Manchester, from LiV-
erpoOl the 10th Of February. arrived this morn
ing Her news is anticipated
Adviees from Montgomery announce fhst the
ordered 70 be engrossed It Is extremely con
aergutiTe.
Five millions OF the loan have been taken at
the same figure.
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From the Advertiser, Providence, R. Il
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
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RICHMOND CnNYRNTION.
RIoHuoHD, March H.

p" hIUHNuhDl laTcn II.
The Convention voted thanks to Mr. Critten-
den, for his patriotic eforfs 70 bring about an
honorable adjustment Of the difficulties.
Mr. BALDWIN made a minority report from the
COMMITTEES on Federal Relations, in favor of
Border State Convention, &C Frankfort. and op-
posing coercion and charging ahe present eOndi.
ton OF the country on politicians
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Il. JOHNSON, U. s. Marshal,
HoEthern district of0hic

Joseph IooI, Att,y ior PiH,s. isbl3.3l
MASTER'S SALE.-PURsUANF
lyE 70 the command Of 8 decretal order Of sale
nom ,he Court OF Common Pleas Of Guy alOga ouu-
ty, at tho suit Of Ndwaro Wade, aQsinBt John En-
ReihOrn and others, to me directed, shail pose
for sale public auction At the door Of the COurt
House in tue City Of cleveland, the eighteenth
Jay OF March, l66 nt three O'Clock p NJ. the fOl-
lowing described lot Of lend, situate IN BROOKLYN
township, CuyahOgE County, Ohio, and knOan as
subdivision lotho BeVent i'd lot Is fifty feet
front WI ade Aver ue, and one hundred and thirty
nine feet deep, In Hiram stones addition 10 Ohio
City and Cleveland, composed OF part Of original
lots Nos. hfth- three and sixty-eightp in Brooklyn
township Appraised es 500.
HENRY G. ABBEY,
b. r. BeaVig, Master Commissioned
PItfi's Atty iebl7.sN
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APPOuNTMRNTs.

WAsEneTos, March II.
The Senate confirmed r. F. Paine as District
Attorney for the Northern District Of Ohio
The President sent in the nominations which
were referred, Of J. z. Goodrich Collector of Bos
ton; Geo. n. McLellsnd, I'd Assistant POstmas-
ter General; Archibald Williams, District Judge
for Kansas; - Dole, Of Illinois, Commissioner
of Indian AHqfrs
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COMMERCIAL.
OLEVRI.AND mARKRT-1rARCH1I N,

1ll1ll- = III IlNII II
FLOUR-steady, with sales 2s bbls double sx-
ire At $500 80 bbls do at Sass; and Is bbs double
extra white at Sb,75.
WHEAT-Nillors have bssn buying actively,
ana dbout ell the aceumulatious Of the past fsw
days have been disposed Of Sales foot up al Is cars
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FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

HARRIsBuRe, March H.
The Governor has signed the bills for the com
mutation OF the tonnage duties on the Pennsyl-
vania and Sunbury and Erie Railroads; also the
bill changing the name Of the lotter to the Phil
adelphia 4 Erie Bailroad, and providing for its
completion.
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Highwines Rgal ally
Whisky ............. Is an
TALLOW.
BEeet,.,.,.,... eSEt 5 az

w ANAAs sssassssss
do State....... ga 10 o.
Cheese ....,.......... re- A.
hamburg Chtese asSa 10
Eggs...-.-.. dOz Al a.
Lard, No. I...Sb 3 q g4
Lard, No.2.-eb -a-
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JOHN BILL ON THE INAUGURAL.

Hon John Bell has arrived here and his views
OF the Inaugural with his advice 70 Tennessee as
telegraphically sscribed to him from Washington
are automatically cOntrndicied.
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FoRT KEAREEf. March II.
The c. c. Express Coach with two passengers
and s. 800 in treasure, passed hsre At go A. M.
yesterday.
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8nardina.

NEW BOARDING HOUSE-THE
IN undersigned has recently opened the large and
pleasant Boarding Houie, No. 2l2 Superior street,
neal the I'd Presbyterian Church.
The house has been thoroughly renovated and To-
furnished and in every respect adapted to accOmmo
date nTst class Boarders- Tatle BOarders $50 Per
week Pleasant Family and Single Rooms with or
without furniture.
fsh27:s2s R.A. BIsHOP
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Boston, MaFsh IL.
The steamship Niagara from Liverpool via
Bsiifax, arrived At D. N. Her mails vii be in
New York &C tomorrow morning.
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LIBERTY BILL REPEALRD.


Iha bill to repeal the Personal Liberty act
b. passed the Senate Of Maine, BY vote Of II
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! IALEoF REAI BsTATE ~ OR

GAIH OF hEAL EsIAIE By Uk-
~ DEB OF C9URT.-On the 10th day Of March,
1851, at 70 o'clock A. NJ, as the door % he Court
House, IN the City Of cleveland, ClTahoga county,
Ohio, will b sold 70 the EiRhest BIDDER the oll0W-
ing described real estate, the property Of Wsstsrn
p, Lydia H., and kllen >. MInres. minors, 70 wit:
Situate IN the township Of Br0Okyn, In said coun-
IL Of Cuyahoga, and known a. lot No. and part of
lot No s. In the map Of the @Charles Taylor arm,
20 called and situate on he northerly side Of Frank
lin street in the City Of Cleveland, in said county,
being lot No and ~ feet on he west slice Of lot No.
s 70 an alley. Appraised Ct s2S0. Terms OF sale
Will be made known on day d sale -.,
JAMES MUhROE5
Guardian Of sad Minor8.
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luCHIGAN PERs0NAL LIBERTY BILL

After animated debate the House indefinitely
postponed the consideration Of the bill for the
repeal Of the Personal Liberty LAWS against
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-12

Az ApANDONhiFNT FROFOsHO.
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ssg saniosd,s Liver lnvlgorat0r and 0athartio
Pills sra TO- sale By
CHcRCH1L6 BIO, Druggists,
al0 (. W. cor. Pub. 5qnsrs and Ontario st.
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I herhby certify that I hsvo been dealing In The
Cef,nbeFK edicnes for the past year, and can tri-
" say that have never O1ered any medicines 70 tia
1ublic that have met vita the decided appTQbdtiOa
N me people ke these particularly the Pills and
gathoiicOn They will perform all and more than Is
promised for them. have sold about my oottlea
a tbaf hoIicon the nBst year and hear the best
Tasultr IN every casa. }, u. Q. JOHNSON,
Maroh z 1861 Medical Agent,
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8ailatts

DROOKS 8. Q. g g. W., BUILD-
ELS Also MsnulaetufdTs Of Doors, Blinds,
es7h. Bracketg and Al kinds Of Scroll saving nrd
Gothic work. Particular attention paid te fitrinq
up Stores Factory on Division ltrost, uoar CenfF6
Block, OlsFelAnds Ohio lol0atn
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BOARDING HOUSE--TH n

I'D HOUSE, No. a Public Square, and By
Stone Ohurch,-One of the pleasantest locations
the cify-has been thoroughly repaired, and Is nOV
opsn for BOsrders. Families wishing TO furptgb
their own rooms can be accommodated with larqf
and convenient ROOMS and bedrooms; and Singh
Rosrlers and Day Boardere will find good accoEnnfo-
detioug on ressonable terms. References given and
required. sp6-ls60;R20l s. ". BURRITT.
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Bank Of the stats...... par A.
Eree Banks...-........... b =
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[Brom the KsnaWha Vahey Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache
who try them, will stick 70 them
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HAvERToRD, Pa, Feb. ., lssl.
wish you to send me one more box Of your Ceph-
ac Pills, have received great deal Of benefit from
MANY ANN sTbIKHOUsE.
SPRUCE CaEKH, Huntington, Co., Pa.
January lSi 1861.
You Will please send me two boxes Of your Cepha-
lie Pills. Send them immediately.
Ke7peotiuJIlSS j S,jl yoPr' n SsIMoEs
P. s.-L have used one box Of your Piiis, and ind
them excellent.
BELLE VERNON, Ohio. Jan. s. ls6l
HENRT e. SPALDINo, Esq,
Please find iuclosed twenty-five CENTS, for which
send me another box OF your Cephalio Fills. They
are trnls the best Pills 1 have ever tried
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co, D.
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. II, 1860.
Il. c. sPALDIEa, Esq,
II wish for some circulars or large show bills, to
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my customers. hyou have anything Of the kind,
one Of my customers, who is subject to severe Sick
aesdaehe usually @ lasting So 99ys ESS eqrea l6t 81
N''' ''-' '0 Y. R WILKES
~ REYNoLDsBuRa, Franklin Co., Ohio,
HRNRY O. SPALDINa, t fs
Nc. 4s Cedar Sc, N. Y,
1l. DEAR SIN:
fnciosed nnd twenty-five (25l cents, for which send
box OF rCephalie Pills" Send to address Of Rev.
VIM. q. Filler, ReynOldsburg, Franklin Co., Ohio.
our Pills work like ehArm-cure Headache al
most tnstanter. Truly yours,
l'Hl WM. o. FILLER.
r'
YPuIAN4I, Mich, Jan. Il, 1861.
Mr.. SPALDNG,
Not long since sent to you for box Of Csphalic
Pills for the OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
tvenesa and received the same and they had good
an effect that was induced TO send fore more.
Please send by Isturn mail Direct to
Wa 4-'a A. X. WHEELER,
Xpsilanti, Mich
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nB-Read what Dr.. Bushnell says OF the GrRfen-
bsr- Nedcines Dr. B. d phy Eician OF extensive e
nrtce and one Of the most sncccssful In the coun-
fv ffrliubun) In which he resides
: i'Fhis csrtihas that have uasd tia GrRbabeFE's
Pulg and Mnrshaln8 Cathpiicon, sold here by q o.
JolInson. IN my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, hareh z, ls57
Sold By druggists and Meslicinr Dealers through
ont the country. For Medicines or AFsncies, ad-
dress a. D AlnGaAllaht Cleveland.
iansdkW General Agent fer Ohio.
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YpsrbAsrr, Mich. Jan. Il, 1861.

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Oephalie Pills accomplish the otjeet for which
they made viz Cure OF headache In al its forms.