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, 1861-05-01
ILL1N0IH, NORTH AND SOUTH. IN
AND FOR TIRE UNION,

AMI NU3& T8E DN4OHs
It is with deep regret, that in the present
crisis, We are compelled to cast any impu-
tations or doubt upon the patriotism, loyalty
and devotion to our Union,of Southern ILL
nois-the first point Of settlement in our
noble State-the scene Of the first strug-
Gles with the wilderness and its hardships,
with the savage and his revengeful cun-
ning+he home Of the old "rangers"
n1inute-men Of our young and helpless ter
ritory, whose horses were ever saddled and
their rifles ever ready for the defence or
fight Southern Illinois would be false to
all It's instincts Of patriotism and loyalty
to all theho it has won in our early his
tory, If now, when our very national ex-
istence Is peri1led, when the brave old flag
which they flung to the breeze, and bore
bravely and triumphantly in battle, is
threatened with dishonor, her sons should
prove rec1eant to their country, their gov
eminent, their State, and their national
banner.
Southern ulinoisans more than all Of US
new-comersand briefdwellersh here, must feel
their deepest heartstiuedb by current events.
No traitors themselves, they can only de-
sptse tseachery n others. For more than
a1y yesrs tbs hone7guard and defend
ers Of the state, they VIII sprIn the peril
alous hands that would spread dlsloyalty
and 'treachery among her brave people.
Forward among the foremost in Indian
fight, in the VAT Of 1912, in the triumphant
campaign Of Mexico, her people will not
be the last to answer to the trumpet call to
defend cur county's existence, Its govern
ment, its aeg, its honor:
Southern Illinois shares with Northern
Illinois IN the blessings and glory Of our
State and acknowledgements Her people
have seen thB little one become ten thou
sand, and the srnau one q great nation.
They, with us,'exult in our agricultural
treasures, and our railroads, unsurpassed
in extent, and opening unuvalled fa-
cilities Of communication and trade. They,
as ne have the prophetic foresight, to an
ticipste its prophetic power, greatness and
, 1861-05-01

" a. "A fA7a1oE.-Rev. Mr.. Evans, the patriotic
saator q, OF the Baltimore Hhtaot, whom tho
tiug ogiles drore from that city; attended .
meeting In Philadelphia, few days since at
which n the Star spangled Banner wass sung, At
the close MI: EVans was found. on bended
Knees BY the side Of his chair, overcome. with
emotion. He is native Of -Virginia; md has
lived long while In Maryland, but has not
forgotten the duties be owes to his country,
, 1861-05-01
Ohio Military Preparation.

As Ohio is brought under military organiza-
tion, our citizens must expect that they will
not be fully advised Of the plans, movements,
the necessity Of the case, these must be in a
great measure secret. Let It suffice for the
!: present, that the Ohio troops aIe now under
the direction Of an eminent officer that the
Governor has all along been alive to the situa-
tion Of this city, and hss devoted himself to
provision for It's safetY that the Ohio troops
received large quantity Of arms and amm1.
milton, and can at fsw hours notice, throw =
larger body Of troops upon any point on our
border than the States between here and the
Gnlf can bring, and can carry the field Of the
war wherever we shall please to put It. OF
e:the military precautions include the
means Of securing Information of any extern
siye organization or movement Of hostile
troops Cincinnati Gasate, 29th. -.
, 1861-05-01


]. 8. Richards, Aonna
]. r. Miller, Eock Island.
". A. Hourae. Corstoyia.
a =. Chamberlain, HoIine;
C. T. CleppenEerd q CO.
Cordovta.
J. e Bnna9toa. Jszsey
lille,
Collins, Carlyle,
Z. Il. Lockwood Carlyle,
VIZ. T. Cook, d.
!. ~ LewfB MoTfacn,
l. T. Thom4S GhulA:otha
T. !. Ru{G, feons
Gles 6 Co.. Il Sale.
Tarburg & Cuppy. Earl
YtllH,
eaalles
p Walker, ottaw2.
C. A. Johnston. sNaudat4.
v. Olds, AlbanT,
g. L Tncmpaoa, Ottawa
j. 7. Il T. J. Thornton
Magnolia
Jnp. Dixon. Calhoun,
j. E. 4 T. Johnston. bear
mont,
HdgeWay q W01Iauz Oh
ney,
y e. CuIsu. Olney,
D. Cantheneur, Clearmeui
6hurley 4 Sttlea Xeufa
Nell q Hurg1te LoutBYFe
George EEuick, Xenta
s. c. EobeTts, Decatur.
", A. Earres do.
:, ,B.BroWn, do,
McCabe d Hudebraot, De
catur,
I8Iorge & Co. Decatuf,
". 8. Cressey, do,
| ]. Dodge. Galena.
Dexter Rich, do,
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6etAs @ e : eletcOs1s hearus
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y. " mPW, beafastoWn-
Town 4 Son, Bath
! HaIphs1a 4 Ca1WasfdeE
| Havana,
.9tephe1 Hale, HaVa115r
, 1861-05-01

= a REGIMENT or sa1TH.-We understand
that 1t Is the intention Of Mr.. Charles Smith,
connected With Hodges's banking establish
ment, No: '55s Broadway, to come forward to
the old ofthe country ID its present crisis with
regiment Of sniths He thinks that there
are quite enough men Of that name in this city
+ alone to establlsh right Of way through Bal.
hmore at once An peraons Of the name Of
bic Of bearing arms and are dasirous Of Join
tngsuch . regiment, Will please cali at No. 55a
: BroadWay and enroll their names, at any time
during the day from 10 q. m to S P. m.;-1fi-
hyuA
, 1861-05-01
Financial Desperation.

+ The :" fifteen million loan" still drag it's slow
length along. Much Of It is not yet taken, and
SO desperate Is the financial condition Of the
traitors that they are obliged to call on the
negroes to help them raise the wind. In proof
OF which statement, read the following from
the Montgomery (Ala) Natl, which We find in
the New Orleans Rcaystne, ,prefaeed with exu1t-
ant comments:
7Ae poor 45rseaa, and tbs Confederate Loan.-
Albert. siaye; the property Of Gen. 9. G. Hada-
Bank and Chairman OF the Board Of Loan Cornmis.
Bank, when the following conversation ensaed: IL:
some Southern Confederacy bonds for sale"
Yes, Albert, the 1oan Is not al taken, although
1t Il be being rapidly subscribed for
got three hundred dollars which have saved 1 ont
in these bonds II Jon VIII let 1ue.'' r@' -
lepea d. g. Rng4 { eea sstss T.
there will be no difficulty about it." ~
Albert vent ven ont; found ply MASTER obtained his
dl. n aSan sos thp
ecrtbed for and paid .'by Samuel O. HardaWaT
trustee r. Tor his slave Albert" and with the money
Alfred, the elave Of Col. ". Crawford Btbb beipe
tod o1 Albert's subscription, drew ont one hun
scr1bed for coupon bonds to that amount
We give: the facts--Greeley may make the com-
me1ts.
Greeley will make ss his comments u In due
time, but In the meanwhile we have q remark
or two to offer. Tie "poos African" is a
shrewd observer Of passing events, and a good
judge Of human nature The subscriptions OF
Albert" and "Alfred "-doubtless pampered
body servants and " hanbreeds'- to
d n,I
, 1861-05-01
HARHz arREas Fezy County, as11. I

jane ii, be1.
FxoF, Woop,
DKAA S1R:-I was induced n :ra than year ago
to try your valuable Hair Restorative for the purpose
ofclaaosng my head of 9andtuf. had suffered With
it upon my head for year, and had been able
though had tried many ,pIepaEatioas. uatil cav
'5eTe At ,ha amo callea It urnss PanKia. pfux
ss5se and bougat bett!s. and ROY am prepaEsd e
removed all dandruf firm my. head, ana aFpnes-
ton once IN two weeks keeps zee frou any itching
lar had BECOME quite white IN places and BY the
Ct yeur preparation: has been restored to TT original
Lave used two bottles Of TIE Restprat1vs Eo one has
any knowledge of as allow few grey hairs to -
ny head; ~ hesd l. nov: Of lsss trouhls to ma IL
been child consider yo1r preparation Of great
yRlnet and although do nct Ike 70 expose myself
part Of IN any ahape you thtrk proper Il tt IS worth
aaytat1z t3 yao- Xeara. &C.
, 1861-05-01
A. Liberal offer to Indiana.
The following has been received By Go

Norton ~..s
BANKING OFFICE OF WHs1ow, LAN1EK & Co.,
81, Wall street,
>~ NV. YoRK, April 20, 1861.
His E1eeuency 0lieer P Morton, Governor Of
Indiana, Indianapolis, Indiana
SIR: Should your State need more money
to arm and equip your quota Of volunteers for
the defense Of our country, nov so wantonly
assailed, you can rely on my advancing: her
any sum not exceeding s25, 900.
I have the honor to he Jour ob't servant,
"~ -2 ~ J.;F,' .. LAN1ER.,
, 1861-05-01

Ta3lAuLAF43lAy 3AP31I 10
.:BosroN Posi-: Th= following Is too good t.
be losts; The other evening while your Massa.
chusetts boys we're st the Continual Hotel, I
the Confederate tlag wasing oyer Old FaE,
euil all, as threate ed BY q seceasionist at
:; Montgomery He replied, !" Let them coma on
and try it-tos'M aend Mssn bach to their friends
'sT TIE shaYpss q BosE' BUTTONS"
e A BosToE Boz, ;,
, 1861-05-01

s~Ae I
,THE STEAMER YANKEE GONE TO HAyRE DE
GRAdE.-Mr Wm, b. Astor, On Thursday.
Fiaced s5,O0O instfo hands Of WIN. B. Aspin--
wall, to appropriate for the purpose of keen.
luE open communication between Hayra de-
trace aud Annapolis. In twenty-iour hours
time the steamer Yankee wes Chartered.
equipped, and dispatched upon this mission.
command of Capt. Fox. The Yankee = WIN N
convoy vessels from the Capes up the Chesa.
peake, and run as dispatch steamer between
HaVre DC Giace and Annapolis, anti the ro7ste
through Baltimore is sreSsta5lisfets She ia armed
wath Two long S2pounder guns, email urms,
M STEAMERS CHARTERED, AND OTHERS DUE
1he steamships Augusta, Woodruff, Star Of
11e l9 Son1h. Aearney, Florida, CroWell, Of 8. L.
!AHehelfs line OF Savannah steamers, are char
tered BY the United StBtes and are ready, TLe
kosnoke took en- board 500 barrels bread,
me THOMAS Swami, PatapEco and Locf1hf
FONT lay at the foot of Vestry street, and
probably will be chartered.
Inc steamships R. 4. Culyer and Ariel will
plooaaly DC here tonight or early In the morn
orders. AoA
VESSELS UNDER CHARTER FoRTHE sou7u-
The steam gun. boat Monticello, Capt. eager,
ieie the Navy Yard Thursday, % an escort to
the steamers ParkeT5hurgh and DAYLIGHT The
latter Win-lay of Cape Hay TO await the ap.
peaFance OF the Monticello.
- The steamship Mount Vernon, which arrived
THURSDAY. tvsntngg from Portland, has been
chartered BY the Government, and win i'm.
mediately proceed to the Navy Yard, Brook.
lyn, aud be fitted out as a gun-boat, =.
The steamship Roanoke, has berths fitted
up to accommodate about 1900 men, She has
fires banked, and ready to proceed at any mo-
ment- $500
The schooner Mary Brewer, -of. Rockland
capt. Wood, from Wilmington, N. c., five
this morning. Capt, W. reports q feet ot
thsry sail lying at anchor at Wilmington and
Wonld not be permitted to Ieays. : He {Capt,
W. was obliged to steal away.
, 1861-05-01

MHsNEsoTA.--Capt 4. D. Nelson, q. 8. Ar
my, gentleman well known to the citizens of
Minnesota, arrived at st. Paul, from Washing
ton, on Saturday, having been sent by the War
Department to muster the Minnesota Regl-
,nent into service. The Minnesota is more
than full.
, 1861-05-01

9 J.. Emitl,, Sandwich,
DAVIS & DenMan, Charles.
Il. swimmer, MD, Mastoon.
T. h'scoek, Arcola.
EnAidgt, & O'Brtel, Ash
CIV. MeEanksy, Oakland.
Thomas Mckee, Aattooa,
!. q Cope, Fairfield.
Thompson s Clark 1bf8A.
Lewis 4 Hundl7, Morrison
Hnmphrea 4 Brown,cair9
3. T. Whitaker, Cairo
star 4 Taylor, Nashville,
]. Il. Lucas, AAhleY,
p, 3. Hce, AcComh,
JOS. Drake. Prairie tity,
Lock d Bro. Bl1ndluTf1r,
! q. T8rwood, E1xtu
NU. ConAut, Geneva,
Buck d Roe. Aurora,
L B. Marks, Anna
z. W2lAcs, Ionesb1rn
Hdsewa7 1 Bro- Ar- Car
i1e1.
Hi1saeu d Johnston. sea..
ling,
Benton l. Son, Fulton City,
Winter 4 Bro, Morrison.
Wierich & Ba1ltngeE. Ga-
lena.
John Fowler, 3faquo1n.
J. Il. Brewer. Knoxr1I1A
". q. Heller. Ahiurton.
.WiDter Il Ruasai = ta5aa1 aRo1YiHe ~
i. c. Huctnrtou. Hales-
hnrr
Thos Warrsn Hrsduavort
,a1tiersoa 4 Glsss tsns3s
v3fi1
H EraSam r,r1e,v,1-
p Hfeatvarf+ S1,t5Trsu
". ". Wat2ins Tse e7o.a,
vile
". Aiisidlewortt H7r,ayflIs
G. " Costar. WaFraW.
y. - f6fm CO
r. E1ant La1@TpA
+ Sno%efs, tNsAaSet
=. ~ Eht1t DO,
Skinner 4 Co.. Augusta
]. Copp d Son, Futash
Q. s. Calvert. Uala
.. Green1eaE Carthage
2, EotfAtZsE. Harka1K,
G ". Sess:atl. Lebanon
Bakus i Zolter- Rockford,
u. Bronell 90
a. .. Merritt woodstock.
Baldwin 9 stone. Do
Q. ]. Leaks Aarefi8n
=. j. Hall q 70. Chester.
4 blat; Is; do.
, 1861-05-01

- 4 rencontrc took place yesterday in
Fulton etree:, showing that the time has ar
rived when Southsrners In this city can no
lsnger Insult citizens at pleasure. A LouIsi-
anlan YVES staggering about the cowardice Of
the North, and That he was going South to az-
sist to hog the Yankees. "A volunteer captain
took up the insult aud struck the other party,
and etfectualIy Bubdued him by exemplary
punishment The Loulsianiau took back bis
words.-N 2. Tribune
, 1861-05-01


TIE MASSACHUSETTS DEAD.-A letter gives
the correct names Of the two Massachnsstt
soldiers who were Killed at Baltimore. They
are james Bean and Horace Danforth, both
members Of the stoneham Light Infantry
Boston Journal. So
AnNs FROM C4NApA+-Gov. Andrew has
received from Canada SIX Thousand rifle mus
:kets, with the sword bayonet, most efficient
weapon in the hands Of ski1ful soldier. They
will probably be used to arm some Of the vol
unteer companies noB: recruiting In this State.
-Bostoa 1TavetteT. i j. .
TIE FORTS TO BE GARR1soNED.-We learn
that the New England Guards have been Or
dered to garrison Fort Independence In Bos-
ton haEbor, and that they will leave with full
ranks this afternoon for their destination.
There are fosty:tWo guns mounted at the fort,
with plenty Of ammunition, dsc.-Roston Jour
nal, 25th- ---------
Major Anderson remarked in substance to
a gentleman, az they watched our Massachu-
eetts Eighth regiment on its march mp Broad
way, that fine looking as the New York sev-
enth were, he had rather attack them than
the Massachusetts 8th. There was thst In the
determined air of the latter, which showed
they would prove formidable opponents. !;
, 1861-05-01

BE GIVES M.-The Rev. Henry Van Dyke,
apostle Of slavery, has letter in The Post, de-.
nJing that be told the people Of the South
says
In public and in pri1ate I asserted my n1-
1egiance to the United States Government,
and my lore for cur flag, which Is the symbol
OF the Union, q thonaanda who heard me
would be willing to testify, If 1t were possible
in the present dreadful state Of our country,
to obtain their testimony Tribune
, 1861-05-01

The 1tKwTERsr WAR The Executive
Committee Of the Bench and Bar report hag
Ing received up to yesterday subscriptions
amounting to nearly $3o,0QQ-N 7, Tribune.
, 1861-05-01

- A young lady betrothed to one OF the
Mtddletown, Conn.,, volunteers, upon learning
that he was going to the war, became frantic,
and attempted to commit suicide by throwing
and saved her-and We hope she viii i've to
see her Lovers safe return.
, 1861-05-01

TIE SOUTHERN ESL1sTMENTs-Dr. sabo,
who was arrested in New York IL few days ago,
charged with enlisttng recruits for the South.
.ern army, Was discharged by direction Of the
United States Grand Jury, there being no So
charge,
, 1861-05-01

4 PATRIOTIC MArnos.-Mrs. Greene Of
East Greenwich, r. L, venerable and beloved
matron in the SD year of her age, sent to
Providence few days since to obtain yarn
with which to knit stockings for the yoluteers.
She did the same thing for the soldiers Of the
Revolutionary war when but mere child.
, 1861-05-01

81. LOUIS July Nta, 1am.
DEAR SIR-3lov ma the pleasure and sststzs,
ton t9 transmit to yo1 this beneficial efeca Of yoM
Hair Restorative. after tr1aI Of i've years com
as na sesa soat @ sos asna
Mhen commenced the use. my hair wa quits thin,
and 1t least one-thtd grey few applications
rrey nass to be found, neither hxa nere Been rp to
Amer ny hair v.s completely restored, continued
nay aaS eEer e2etn9ed hesltEy soft glossy. and
lasts above mentioned VII ba of any Raracaar ID:
day % am a~are they ara all we'll known already
and even more wcndeTfu ones thronghout tho Unton.
Il lso .s aua GIT pRa
and p!eastre in Recommending ycET RcstoFa.iEe and
e1aibiti9g It's etfecrs n NY Gaze In sever5l ln
It hunbug saying :he5 had used 1t and without #
,2F hs ha, ny haa ss i 4
Is Toul and selling st sbous half the price hars
noteea TWO Or three articles myself adveEtsaet -
t1nishing that people viii aEon1zs % sft1cls q no
reputation Ehen there l. one At hand that has oesn
Apparently, seTe ef those eharlatans hsyo not
Ersfns enough to wTlts an advert ssu1ent notoo
1hay have COZ led Tour1 word Tor word IN several ln
stances. merely inserting scua oth1r Eans IN pacs Of
havs. within the past ave 5eass, seen and talked
with more than two Thousand persons that haEe aSSd
iess efey hair scald head, dandrnI and overy dia-
taae the scalp aad head ara subject to.
icaltd to zee you personally, at your or2fns4 place
q business hese but harmed you were nnw nTaz IN
You liberty to rubl,sn this to rttst parties
f. o5 Ar IL saassa cara
| 5ialz8 WHITE MD.
, 1861-05-01

1owA-Gov. Kirkwood has called an extra
session Of the Legislature to meet on the 18th
inst ut Des Moines.
, 1861-05-01
SOLD IN CHICAGO BY:

VV@8 EfH VF8VVB&WV TT
J.. H. RE ED &s CO,
LORD & SMITH.
SM1 TIL 6 DWYER.
E. H. SARGEANT
AND ALL oTEZE DEALERS II cE1cAao.
Alse, BY the following Druggists In l4inoIs
, 1861-05-01

EFron the Examiner, NertoK. Val
Cephanc Fills accomplish the onaecs for which t1e7
we're nada ytks cuce ef Headache IN III its tof.nA
IEroa the Examiner. Hortolk, vA1
They have been tested IN mora thsa thousand
EEron tho Democrat st. Cloud, Mimi
ssnd for 6oS tGephalc PilaJ - taas yoa mzI hz7s
[Frozn the Advertiser, Providence, T. II
The Cephadc Pulls are said to be remarkably edae
TIVE remedy er the headache and one Of tas best
ees Sa7s. IT frequent complaint which hA' s7' 1s
From the Western e & Gazette Chicago Ill
W 57ssFE1y Ey endorse hr epalatnE and bis aariTaaaa
from shs KsuAvha valley Star Kaaavna, vaI
r e se1s IN II saes ssfs e with TIA head
From tie Bonthern Pata Finder. Esw osleanA. 1Al
III themt Jou that arc ah3icted, and We are suss
q. IL hit IS received beaed tat 10 oshsr msdi
Gina caa produce.
from the Gt Louis Democrat 49,.
TIE Immense demand for the szttcla tcsphalts ro
10 rapidly thcftA81nE.- -
From the Gkzstts7 Davenport, IoWAl
aE1oIe ss id Sos ss NOV "a so ! pezssss RAJ nsFik
tFron tho Advertiser, Providence, e Il
Tho testimony In their favor b strong. from tia mast
respectable quarters.
IFrom the Daily EeEB Newport RL1
Caphano Fn8 arc taHdng the p1ace Of al hndz,
t9Ecm tho Commercial Bulletin, Boston. MasA3
Sid 70 be yerJ eticaeIous foE the he4Gaene
tFfom tho Commercial, Cincinnati. ohlad
sUHE1trg humanity eao aow be relieved.
, 1861-05-01

Ia sFfsa1n unpztnctplsd per5enS ars attempting 70
palm Oh On tns unsaspactnx pabHe. limitations ofm5
: PREPARED aLUE. would c.astoa III p*ssons u
szasue ns1a1s Purchasing End ses that ths talaaus
HPAIDiaEa PEKp4RHp aLuR, sN
Il On Tia oatdta v.a7psF; III etnsss a1e sv'adl1nx
GouataStkA. cs1@csH17
, 1861-05-01

EFron the Democrat st. Cloud, Mimi
II you are or have been troubled with the he.daehe
ssnd for boz {Cepha1ic P1la} that you mzy haTs
them In c12s Of An attack.
, 1861-05-01

Orleans has bean presented to the Common
Council Of that city: The submarine t]attery,
for such It Is represented, placed in po-
EitIon aud ready for use, consists of an oval
Of which is three feet six inches, the shorter
Tow feet eight inches. In this are placed seve
raj copper tubes, and In the tubes conical
shot, the lower uart Of the tubes and
tbs lower part Of the battery being flied with
powder; the upper part Of the battery contain
Ing atmospheric air, for the purpo:e Of insur.
also III % for he purpose Of giving The battery the The
points, pom % are connected with the Shore shore
by copper wires. The battery is anchor
ed in the river at the most favorable point, the
top Of the battery being about the depth that q
vessels keel would be below the surface.-
When an enemy's vessel passes over, the ope-
rator on shore, by means Of s ga1vaofc battery,
sends an electric current along the copper
wires, which, reaching the charcoal points,
plays between them, ignites the powder, and
blows up the vessel. A series Of these batter
les could be paaced at various points On the
: river, and, without loss to ourselves, we could
destroy an enemy's fleet. Seeing Its great ad-
yantages, have considered the plan worthy
of your attention rs citizens, and as guardians
OF the public safety Of g1eat eomnsreial me-:
tropolfs, open to the attack Of autnsolent en-
envy. -.~'* - =
The REIGN OF TERROR IN B4LTNoRE.-Thc
following Incident, related by the sufferer,
will explain the state Of attairs In Baltimore !:
Oneof my infor1nants, while walking To-
ward the Adams Express Company's office,
on Baltimeres street, day or two ago, met q
baud Of ma1audsrs, numbering At least seven
ty or eighty who we're marching through the
city, yelling like, fends, screaming Ike wild
cats, and pr4ncfng Ike Indians around war
fire. He endeavored to escape observation
by stepping Into = doorway, when one Of the
1ercest Of the company, with d Whoop like
the whistle Of . hundred lrst-class locomo.
tiVes combined, rushed after him, drew him
forth BY the .nape Of the neck, while the rest
Of the gallant cheyalla1s gathered closa:shout
him.
"Hurrah for: Maryland, you id whelp,'
said they. "HurEah for Ma1y1aad,n said he.
uDo it sgain, said The army of freenen; and
doit again he did. Now, then, fail into the
ranks, or ne will cut your heart ont aad make
you eat it, with your OWL claret for sauce"
sid the chlyalric band; and he had to do 1t.
|. Aud they went on whooping, yelling, shout
ing, and screaming, as il, like devils incsrnate,
they were on their way to their own dark
home, compelling this rather venerable and
entirely sedate Involuntary participant to
dance and prence and shout for Maryland In
such a way az almost drove him mad. They
then " borrowed" Whist cash and loose change
he had with him, and sent him. off With a kick
behind and rough rma1edictfons all around
~
, 1861-05-01

Fron The Examiner. NerfoK. Val
Cephattn Fills accomplish the object for which t1eY
we're mada, ytks Cure of Headache IN al ita toF-A
, 1861-05-01

YPs11kET1, M1ch- January lath, 1sa.
LIE. 8rAIp1a.
61R;-Eot long Btnce Be1t to you tc- box Of Cq7-
Eoeh4eness, and received the same sad THIY HA 90
GOOD AZ EFTKoT THAT WA8 INDUCED 10 aEED foR
MORE.
glesss send bT retu=u raaS. Direct 70
A. E. WHEELER
Yra.lalu, 3EeAs
, 1861-05-01

[Froz1 tho Advertiser, Providence Z. II
Ths Cephale Pills are said to b remarkably edae
tive remedy for the hfadaEhe and OF ths Tery bez
t2k4pat re frequent complaint which rss syer beea
dG0fe1e2,
, 1861-05-01

LFron tho Advertiser. Providence, e Il
The testimony In kaeir favor b ttzonz. rom tia mast
respectable qu2ftat7
, 1861-05-01

[From the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.
NJ, epalding would not connect hia name VIZ m
article he did not Know to POSSESS real Msr1k
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-06
PrrTsnuasH, Nov. Is, 1858.

Z. M PITTsnURoH, Nov. Ii, 1858.
DR.. KEytR :-Although not an advocate OF Patent
Medicines in general, 1t affords me pleasure indesc.iba
bic to recommend your Pectora Syrup. Asa medicine
II Is well worthy the attention Of any person no may In
any manner be afflicted with coughs, colds and hoarsehess
Of hind. and for the peculiar qualifications for
moving all that dlsagreeabe sensation attending
we're cold. ..t ......... .....-tr ~ =.
have beeD more or less, In my life, affected with the
severest Of colds and hoarseness. At times my tbroa
would become closed as to prevent my speaking above
Whisper and BY taking few doses Of the above Syrup
II would relieve me entirely. . .... -.-.r = y
In recommending this medicine, must unhestatingly
cay that Il s the best remedy found purporinz 70
cure the above, should any family be without this
remedy for diseases so prevalent.
... Yours, most respectfully tr
EDWARD J. JONES, r-,---IU e,
Cashier Citizens Deposit Bank.