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OFFICE. OF THE HARLEM GAS LIGHT
" COMPANY,
No. 80 NASSAU STREET, -
New York. JanuAry TJth, 1851

DIVIDEND.
The Board OF Directors have hls day declared
semis dividend Of three and half pa cent pay,
able and after the 10th inst The trAnsfer books will
be closed from the 10Th until the Goth Inst ncusiye.
- HENRY z. MctiOWN,
ja16 S'llb Secretary.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

Advcrtiscments--Yor svcry YOUR LINZ -
two words, OF les, cne day, 30 ccuss, two ssVa
cents; thrss days, q; SIX days, ". An -
hons inside, same price each day.
Marriages and Deaths, u cents M esch fyw01
Monthly sdvsrtissments Of four lines, inssrtsd -
Convenience Of the ofics, ~ for every "a inssrsSa
Advertisements received until 10 o'oiock. r. R n
essAbishmens is entirely olossd on Sunday.
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BOARDING DOWN TOWN-A FEW single
ID gentlemen be accommodated with good board
and pleasant rooms, by applying at 3Os Pearl terms
reasopable. jalS 3'lO4
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OARDIN CA FEW RESPECTABLE
- mechanics can find good board, warm bedroonA
large dining and sitting rooms tor 50 . week. at lT0
Third ave- entrance next the drug store Of -
dc AAc'1Tb
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WANTED.

CADDLE wANTED-ANY ONE HAVING
- good LADy'S SADDLE 10 dspoae OF AT A BAR
GAIN NAV I'm customer by addressing note 70 RI
DING SCHOOL, box S64 Sun office. j3t
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DOARD s2,JO-GREAT REDUCTION IN
ID board Comfort bic rooms with excelent board -
90 TO SO awcek, former prices 50 ladies from 81
up, for comfort good living and cheapnes thi, house
sIcels all others paror with piano. watchm N
all night and lodgings cheap, ~ Lkpenard 4, near
Broadway. JalS EaclO2
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DOARDING-AT5 THOMPSON ST., GOOD
~ board, pleasant rooms and snsi. beis, sS a week
at the time. Don't pay 50 and 80 a week. when yoa
can get good for So. jalS 24ao'lN
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GROCERIES.

lust ARRIVED-5OO BARRELS BEST
salt herTinss price IS 70 ~ % per barrel extra
pounds 6sh, 1OOD boxes smoked herrngS % cents per
box. For sale BY NELSON WELLS co., 81 Dey
street. Jals ylo3
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THE CHEAPEST STORE

THE CHEAPEST STORE
i IN TIE WORLD.
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. SAVED.
Tho sreAtst bargain offered ~ the public In Nev
York Sl0OOOO worth Of grocerie wines tsaA -four and
provisons being sold at auction prices II VIZ
great Canton Tea Warehouse.
Thess are iact- u fActs facts ~ and humbus
10 which thousands testify. Give call and Yos
also will be satisfied that this u ths place 10 buy yoas
winter stock Of
FLOUR, 80, 80, 30 %,
GROCEKIRS,
AND PROVISIONS.
Come one and an great and small Consult your evl
lnterests, and buy your goods from ,o,r,,,
No 2G9 Greenwich It,, and No. 50 Murray Il, T.
Goods delivered fres In the city de9 24Ac'lA
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FRENCH MINK SETS AT q SO FRENCH
Sable sete at So 81 and all other kinds OF Ladies'
Fancy Fun at RETAIL ~ per cent lover than at other
etore in the city, at the Husison Bay Fur Comrsnvs
Warehouse, - broadway. MARK J. KING. dell s0'1M
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OOO BARRELS SWEET CIDER, PRICE
OOOS3 70 - per barrel vinegar So to S3 per bar
rel IL barrels spced lobssr price Sll per barrel $50
pounds meat. 400 salmon splced 10 pounds 70
per can. For sale by NELSON WELLS Co, 81 Dey
street. jalS 3'l5f
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,-DOARDING-2L LADIES CAN BE ACCOM-
Dmodated with board and room to themselves seam.
rar that work at home preferred the lady require,
them moro for company than profit term ia to "a
James st. jal5 Tl3o
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARDING - A FEW RESPECTABLE
ID Young men can be accommodated with good board
and pleasant rooms also gentleman aud hs wife, at
100 East zTth Ut, bet lst aud I'd ayes jAlS 2isclfl
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T ODGINGS AT THE TRAVELLERS
~ Homo, No. 0 varick 4, two doom from Franklin d,
where respectable can be accommodated with clean
comfortable snsle beds at - cts per night for
gentleman and wife 81 70 % c per nisht good meals
and refreshments given TO order. Ja4 AAo'139
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T ODGINGS-wITH OR WITHOUT Board
~ good clean single and double bedded rooms.
Board from So ~ to S3 per week Single 10 let,
H the night or week lodsinss at 10 cents at 10 Osi
st, Pearl d2O Nac1u
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LeoMMuSIcAIED.
OUR coSFsDBRAcY.

. lSEPT 2l 186l.-Ed. CrescenL-Sir: Please insert
the following lines, and excuse all mistakes, Ga
am but twelve years old. Yeurs,7etc.l
The star.spanged banner, too longit has waved
a bright standard Of gloryo high:
The waters of liberty, too long they have layed
The sauds of the Constitution lie. - 1t.s
Too long they have laved that melting sand gss.g
Now they toss round a rock bound shore;
Now they circle round United band
That will lose their freedomno more. L
Virginia, the Old Dominion, the pride, e, ss..l .-
The fountain of liberty's breath, ...
Has drawn her sword from its sheath for our side
In the question of life and death. T@ tf74
South Carolina, that glorious State. .s = g~.5.
Where the spirit of Calhoun still lives, @
Has divided with US her glory and fate,
And freely her precious life blood gives.
And we have given cur Beauregard, - ast
The Southerners glory and pride, .,.-
Who, when the two great Governments Jared,
Spread his name so far and so wide.
Beauregard and Davis let their dear names e
Be sounded from liberty's throne, r.-. g-
And they will be given by posterity fame ..a.
| That viii rank with Washington's alone.
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NUMBER 1872.

Normal School, and appropriatng thirty dollars
per month to defTay the expenses. 10
The Visiting Committee reported general good
attendance Of the sesools, and their foarishiHg
condition. ..-. EZa s~,
The lseport pf Superintendent, by ssatstics,
showed that all which had been reported By the
attendance. etc. The Superintendent also re-
ported that he he's been requested to inform the
board that u was Tae desire Of the young ladies' of
me High sckool to give a vocal and Instrumental
concert for the be1eft Of the volunteers at tie
| seat OF war. On moSon, permission was granted
to the young ladies' to give this concert and a.
committee appointed to superintesd. the arrange
| ments, of which Mr. Wharton was named chair
man. ET ~ T772fEsS
Miss Alabama eanter. by letter. appliadfor pc-
sItion as teacher IA the ngat school. Referred to-
Committee On Teachers, ~ q - 80 -
An application was received from. party re-
aiding out Of the Iistriet for permssirn to send
his son to the Boys High School Referred to the
Committee Oh Boys High School. "a u VII
i was moved that the excuses of Misses Wilson
std Richardson, for their abseEce at the opening
Of the schools, be accepted which was adopted. Y
The President called attention to the gyotraeted
and unexplained absezee of hlr. Shaw and Mrs.
Clark teachers in the schools. On motion, these
teachers were allowed se remain on the roll for d
further length of time. -
On motion, it was resolved that the opening Of
the night schools be deferred until after the next
meeting of the Board. uo
The Board then adjourned.
RECORDER EmERsoN's CsUsT.-Manuef Mafnego
and Thomas Fleming, for nnlewfnIIy renting rooms
to slaves, were each fined $s5, which they paid.
Mrs: Craigin, who choked and assaulted Mrs.
Josephine Rossodo, on Gravier street, ga7e bail to
appear and explain on the 15th'inst. l' Ni
Mrs. Margaret Welsh, who was up, fer beating
and maltreating her husband Michael was dis
charged at his request, and upon her promise not
to be quite 50 demonstrative in her affection again.
Jean Iadebut, butcher in st. MarY's market,
accused Of having maciously defaeed the stall of
rival trader in flesh in the same market win haye
to answer on the 18th inst. e'
Ernest Ansner, charged with having committed
trespass and malicious mischief by entering the
office of Messrs. Bennett & Lnrges, on CarpndeIet
street, and defaced and destroyed property be-
| longing to them, was held to bail to appear and
explain why he did So. e-a 7s"- sE, r. Nt9
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From Texas,
Specfal't to the New Orleans Crescent.l

Special to the New Orleans Crescent 'S--3 "sf-
"a. -.. GALVESTON. TEx4s,sept. s26 1851
The frigate off our bar cleaned her guns on Tues
day by firing them off,. ThesAma Taylor has
been converted into a. Lincoln blaekader. The
Sam Houston dropped down toaSan Louis on
Saturday, and got aground before measures could
be taken. She lightensd herself and got off. Mon
day she was Joined by the Anna Taylor, and Tues
day they both returned to their anchorage San
Louis is small island at the end Of Galveston, %
miles to the westward /; it is being fortified now,
and by the 1st, will q show good hand. ~
Salt keeps coming in in spite Of the blockaders.
The steamboats, Col. Stelle, Jno. p: Carr and
boats. r t7 5& 5s5a.
Many families are leaving the city, and nler.
chants are sending their goods. When we are at,
tackled the foe will find nothing but 1sg5t.
/ The German Battalion evolunteers1 on Monday
was presented with flag by the ladies ofthis city.
| The Austin Gazette states that the clothing sub
scription already amounts to near FIVE thousand
| dollars in Travis county, and that wagons and
ensuing month to Red river, where they will be
| shipped direct to Richmond, sa @&S -.&
Nineteen companies out of thirty for Sfbleys
Brigade have reported themselves ct San Antonio.
| A notorious desperate by the name of Bob August
| inc was tried and hang according to Judge Lynch
last week, at San Antonio. Coffee is selling here
at S5c. per lb, and quinine at s6 per OF. ,.s5
Judge Devine, of the Confederate Court at San
Antonio, recently issued warrant for the arrest
of nineteen citizens, of Banco and Comal coun-
ties, charged with having organized thenlse Ives
into company, armed for reasonable purposes.
The Marshal succeeded in arresting six-hve Ger
mans and one Frenchman-and brought them to
San Antonio. The others fed. -
Cart. Meehling's company OF Flying Artillery,
Galveston. So says the San Antonio Herald.
| In Austin county the army worm has destroyed
the whole CROP In Harrison county the rains have
done much damage. Yours, MEMPHIS.
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News from Northern Sources. :
The following items are extracted from late NUM-
,rs of the New York Herald aud Tribune

The following items are extracted from late NUM-
bers of the New York Herald and Tribune:
THE ABOLITION OF PRIV ArEEREai.- i.-When our
Government offered to accede to the proposition
of the Paris Conference respecting the abolition of
privateering it was on the express conditions that
the rebellion be ignored, and that such adhesion be
binding upon the whole country. Had the Euro
pean Governments assented, they would have been
bound to treat JEFF. Davis pryateers as pirates,
but England first and France second, declined to
receive anything but an unqualified acceptance.
Even Russia refused to enter into separate treaty
on these terms saying that her engagements under
the Paris Conference rendered it impossible but
promising that after the United States entered into
the league, she would support her in the amend
ments which she might suggest.
The FEELING IN EGRoPE.-Ths letsers from our
diplomatic representatives in Rnsssia, Germany
and Italy, contain gratifying evidences of the sym
patby Of the seyereigns and people Bith US in onr
war with the rebellion. E-r
j.. THE CAMPAIGN Down TILE MISSISSIPPI. - The
Navy Department is educating sailors to man the
guns of the Fremont fotlla. It has already sent
him number Of officers, and haautly seconds all
his preparations for the campaisa down the Mis-
sissippi. - +'
DRAFTINii; BY THE REBEbS.--Ttae rebels haTe re-
sorted to drafting in Virginia, the Garolinas, Ar
kansas and Tennessee only. IN the first State tho
roughly, by forcing every man that can bear arms
into the ranks in the others bat partially as yet.
The best troops are the voiuatsers FROM the Gulf
States South Carolina ana Texas. TSss drafted
militia OF Virginia altogether the worst in the
BILE. 7-.f' +s ss2's-1
OsRRArToNs OF, GEN. SregLEs..L Gers Sickles is
still engaged in purifying the lower counties of
Margland. He holds let far from loo prisoners.
Last night detachment from his brigade captured
one Of the rebel mail wagons, elegant baroache,
drawn by span of fine horses, hslonging TO Dr..
Dggers, CT Port Tobacco, who with one sonhson
| Of the same place, was carrying lettsrs from
Washington to Virginia. His carriage has hsen
| regularly employed in the business
7 THR SLAVE ERApE.--Letters ssceivea here prove
| that plan had been perfected for an extended
contraband trade between Nassau, Bermudas and
| the. British American Colonies and North Carolina
| Agents were appointed, andl every necessary ar.
rangements made, but the plans were frustrated
by the capture of Hatteras.
TRANSFER OF THE MANASSAS PRISONERS The
sending of the Manassas prisoners to Castle Pinck
ney was sending doomed man into the jaws O.
death, Malaria wraps the fortress in September
like cloak,
| AssAss slNAr1oN.-0ne of Captain 4rifin's artil
lerymen was killed last evening by concealed
rebels, as the battery was returning from its ad
vanced position.
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PoLrrrcs.-The Richmond Examiner SAYS

1t is a most gratifying circumstance to observe
the great number OF aspirants for Congressional
honrs. We hear of them in every direction. They
as thick as leaves in Vaambrosa. These gentle
men evidently do not despair of the Republic, and
they show their faith by their works.. g., by
promptly taking stockin the concern, The Roman
Senate rendered vote of thanks to one OF her Con
suls because, after ruinoas defeat he did not
despair of the State and as all these aspirants
cannot be elected at once, the very least the
| people can do is TO comment their readiness tt
make patriotic sacrifice o. personal ease to tbt
public good,
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FRoM KRSrucKr.-W find the following special
disnatch in the Memphis Agalanehe:

Boacligg Green, Ey,, October l. ls6l.--Passeng.
ers by State Line report Gen. Buokner's advance
column, 2OG0 Confsderates, took HopkiusVilfe yes
seriay, capturing small arms and cannon. The
Federas dispersed without firing gun. Il Is
reported the Federals shot two Conteaer&ss praop
erS before dispensing,
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK, /
New Orleans Sept Is, 1901.
RS- This Bank, in conformity with the
6pscie
all ii, liabilities. Hereafter Confederate Treasury
AO,cs be accepted and received deposit
Parties paper collection this Bank hereby uoti
that they receive Treasury Notes Of the
Confederate States local bank Of said
to Withdraw the and paper shall hereafter be received
collection require other than Treasury
Notes local bank in pay met OF the
BY order:
sell If Tsgnedl J.. BERNARD Cashier
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HEAn4UARrERs FIRST COHrASy T4oUlsTASA FooT RIFLES,
(Chassenrs a Piedj
Gang a T9It9n Hin s9 neaE Rchm2nd M TH SEPT = l26
& having 4rly enlisted for the campau Virginia did
nj Saturday The 18th OF September whilst their
MI the field Econ desert the Of Company aUaI-
d0nny their ard acconirements to-wt.
G. g. EVANS, Sergeant.
A. BOUGERE,
J. DAQuIN, Corporal.
?. WALTON.
GEO. FDkTIN, Private.
J. DOUGHERlY, Private
All of New Orleans.
No reward shall b9 paid for their apprehension AID
ranks, from which they have been expelled but the mill
ry Authorities Of New Orleans requested keep The
look for them ward them Headquarters be tried
tor deaertion whilst marching to The enemy
HENRY ST PAUL.
Il. +. MEUylER, Commanding La. Foot Rifles.
Orderly Sergeant oil st
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BENEFIT OF THE FREE MARKET
10 u: gyeu by Mme RrL, assisted by the principal Proe
sional and Anlaseat Performers of New Orleans

IA given bv NJ me RLit assisted by the principal Proie
.ional and Anlajeur Performers of New Orleans.
Frog In me.
PAkT ].
Tl-tl1l Of the Vocal iEonS GF'ppo
! M4rcA du Sacre, ty The s.. MNry's Orphan
Boys Brass Hand, under the direction of
lAer Professor, ThGo, Schoenheit.. .Meyerbeer
g Qgsmpte -CmUrt Of Defiance. Blackmare
BtN4d-Meet ne in lhe Willow Glen.,.-....A. Lee
A. Duet (trom the opera La Chalet. l....,'... Adam.
y BNlad-You ask Why am lonely now,
&. N;rt-i know bank .lofn.
! q trtee-BaIk Of Fio'es .SteTeitsoh
PART II.
l. Brass Band -Potpon from Rigoet1a, ..... Verdi.
9 Ballad (Scotchj Scots vac hae. ,........ BaF'ls
2 D--Wha1 arc the Wild waves saying :.... .Giorer.
4 tgarettc, for male yoees-On The ScA...,
f. soio-The Free Matket-twritten expressly
for the occ8sou) --..............,..
8 CaYatina (Robert from the opera Robert the
: S97. and Cho1us--O Our Country's Call. Walter
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.... BASR 0 NEW ORLEANS, Z
New Orleans, Sept. Is, 1861 s
R1~In conformity with the reconme nt!a-
Of HIS EAcee4cy, Moore, this Bank does his day
pend specie local banks and the
Treasury Notes the Confederate States will be paid at its
of all debts due The Bank.
Parties having paper collection in this Bank hereby
tilted withdraw the forthwith ii they wiling
currency and hencelofl, paper will
for colIec unless the agree the above.
By order Of the Boatd
set9 If MORTIMER BELLY Cashier.
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS SECOND DRAINING DISTRICT,
% City Hail. New Orleans, Aug. 80, 1861. 5
a3g-Sotice is hereby given that, according
to the fourth section Of an act OF tie Legislature Oh the state Of
louisiana supplementary emitted provide
levying, draining, reclarnn Swamp Lands in
PORTIONS parishes Orleans Jeferson' approved
March L. 1859 SEALED PRpPOS AIS will received for
sale The Commissioners of Bonds issued according TO the
foregoing the of Sixteen Thousand Five Hun
dred Dosrs. until the FOURTH DAY Of OCTOBER, 1861 at
II clock Nj.
Proposals addressed W T. MAYO Secretary and
dorstd Proposals sale OF Bonds.''
auaD ton L. H. PLACE, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-04

GOUTHERN DISCOVERY = HENRY t. CO.'S
- Extraordinary EUREKA HAIR RESTORATIVE, has us
vet only this State, and already
ing stand very envahle nosoey Among its prominent
characteristics be aed the prevention OF hair fail
ing off restoring gray hair its natural color well curing
diseases OF the scalp.
all which, call and certificates OF prominent
citizens Of Louisiana, -... . .
]. WRIGHT Il CO.'S,
q Charres street, New Orleans.
j. SYME,
ISL Canal street.
Mandatory Agiers, adjoining the opeousas Railroad
Depot Thus y 4 Et
saO I'm A
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Al, ODD FELLOWS HALL-cAMP STREET

GaAE0 yOvNh. AND INSTRUMENTAL CoSCER
On Friday Evening, Oct. T. Is6i'
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And the Original MAYsvILLE COAL OIL,
At PERRY's OLD LAMP STORE (of 20 years standlpg)
No. liz PoydrAs street,
Where you can't 20 900 gallons of Oil 5000 Lamps
but whore find about $40 Coal Oil lamps OF all the
Coal Oil Lamp makers together with variety Of Cam
phene, Spirit Gas and Solur Lamps.
generally have hand Coal Oil by the barrel which
and usual connne supply the trade with
from twenty barrels time, and Just rich and
Coal OH Lamps the trade requrea asow prices
as can found elsewhere.
m II. PERRY.
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gentleman who has arrived from jefferson
City which place he left the 10Th nit. says that
Lane the Kansas rufffan, destroyed the central
portion OF the town Of Oseeola on the 2sth His
reason For committing this wanton act, he says,
was because the resets fired upon his troous from
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-04

NASHVILLE, Oct, 3.-Judge Monroe. late u. a.
District Judge of Kennedy appeared before
5ndge Humphrey to-day and took an oath of al
iegance to the Confederate States. n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

freua thr r1sssifcx. NoFieik. f,f<inis.
10y t.ss Assn ss.ie.i - nsrr thar d.>--ssd
strt t'fa sftlfs s-ltrce<
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WATCHES.
II Card.


ne usiefsiu-.i eia.ssiesI ws;ehrssker, ati
dealers Ia Hateaes. having bosgbi and sod Amer
o-l Naiehes ~ auambrr u year. pat. All having
dealt IN FL Nni, q tireigh Naicbe. Cor a much
longer period = time, hss state that they have
nescs deait in Watches which A. cisss or IN inti-
.i4ual i,lsianoes have been niere satisfactory io
uein>elses W cu>ganefs. whether in re~pec' 81
durahiiy. beauty II ha>h. usaihoInaficsily cofrst
proportions, accurate compensation ss-i az a..nsti
~ ffaetne-teefisg r,sasi-. thsa ti,,.e msrrf...
iar,A ~ lhe w-iLl-.la ca-ln.rr
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frosn ~ leraaer-t - tso..t Nil-ass,ls-
Grcn src or hses le,a tro,i -. eitA ~ tsslaole
.eId 81 = hon CerNtIt pills - thst ynn NJ,
have tlss ~ in 49, sstsrk
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

Pill c. IL q ta~ Nerves iiea.lalke a.
uver~ss ami rsecivsL - <slee Ard they Ia ~
ssct m ea~.f thst "a. iu,ei Ga ssut ~ mors. 4
Fies~, I'D ~ efan nah tfir.tIo
A. X WHEELER
lp-ilanti. Nirf.
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gsynolisburs. franklin Co. 0hlo.
Ia-lllarr q 81

IlsuFy 4. ssaukilng,
~ ~ Cedar - y. L.
De4f Sir
fneip-.i mi twenty-five % So Witch .efsi
bex Il ''C~phaiic f1ils-" Selrt % ahiress az Rev
Wm. [. Filler R<ynelfsbufs frAnklin cpaety 90 d.
ysrr g'tz werk Ike rtsf al-.cur~ Heatache a.
Iteiy 3sar-.
M. g ii4a..
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Relic vernou. o.. Jan Is. 81.
nsnry q. rpautiinx. Esq.
Please ani eiscls~sd tvent-nve cents. Tor whsh
ssnd me anolhsr box q your Cephaiic Pills. hey
are tsnly he he-t PITS have ever tried Direct
A. STOWE ",
Belle vernon. o.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

spruce cre~k Huntington county. P...
january Is 81.
4 q. spsuliirr. SIR
Yea viii picase se1i tso boxes n yOur Ccpbsi
- Pills ssf.f them iun1edisfeiy
Eoer-. Re-p>ctfaliy.
lois h. SlasoS..
PsfhAs, a.es one tox = yoar pills Aod snd
fEssn exceilrtt
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sssrnLffag. ~ Grsff Objectionable r>fasT
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