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ENGIlSU MAKING SHOES

TUsr received BY Adams Express large supply OF Gentle
ID mems Engh Walking Shoes very broad the bottom Al
those who have been waiting supply themselves nov
PUrNEY WATTS,
No Main street
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Il RIcaMohD AND DasTIILR RAILROAD.
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sUeRNsrtS0ENfs OFFICE
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THE vOLUN EERs' NAM
AND DRILL BOOK

Vol. isfas., 37x pP,j price u. 30,
nvhPiLkD sls tie est aud suiLsit. "a, 40, -.
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nelu rs the seLSs u the BaushSa sSi io.trsoh. H., tr
lIhers.
The Balance ttsp sod The h.nusef Ad. Roe auI u
ns Lusdas,d hoo, uh.ns hshaa Alec The r.r,i,
TOT Review nsectilu Dr-ss P.r.is EUAsd N5dsas C..
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ssosihs thru. .ai ss ipOt,sLt sanitary ,uss-5o. /, ,si
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WRITING PAPER.

uAArs WOODhOuss Co purets-s5 Lost pfs,i,v, a, d.,
- presrDt blosksis. the .fs sai bsst 81 81
WRITING PApfg
which they have hal Ia before Ia, 500.
Letter. Note. Deny AID sian pspsrs ssds. s..us. 49,
viii be sold At ther asus prices fI tsss Z. ss, tt.SLt
customers pay able let Jaiy ,a.sia.
They have hand sthsf st,tsu,r, L.
sehsr With is-edp"u " bi.hi aus nj rs
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1861. NEGRO HIRING. Il
a. A y. LOTTO

1861. NEGRO HIRING. 1851.
n. A. ,. CLOPT
Real Estate 81 Hiring Agent.
o,pcs ooESER WALL AND FRANKLIN sfaEATs. opro-
SITE DICKINSON HILL 90,
RICHMOND, VA.
TNHs .ubsrbsr brss his 10 his
friends patrons for The fAyors dfng the past sS yss
a .oud nlO SUI continues the basness OF HIk
INa OCT NsGRoES RENTING OUT HOUSES COLLECTING
OLAIs Ani ali pertaining u General Agency 10 al
shlch he gives bis Dsrs1Edi dtenfiOH. -.
s- Parties country Who entrrs' the Sns OF hef
So. "a him. sAsared Of attention being paid 70
Ta them noae other good aud the best prices and
Ia ~. event Of Sickness the best mdl aHd srsOndf dHshs'oa
,h ,ways be supplied He large comfortable apart
r connected u h ONCE where those servants who are not
provided places stay night during The hiring nav re-
main, Nth a good Gre, ySEs o. CaAR9E-
Negroes FOR coming yeS had better be sent IN 20 me a.
early ans= chTiStaAB IS possoie.
70 40, a dlace @ choa Tan personally uhk1OoH, oe9
g rs5sr 10 ~ tko,rag psrsOns:s
Richmond Dickinson, Hl % King and Queen county, Dr.
Thomas LAiSne Arthur Temple John Lumptin Thomas faunts
roy. WrsoreAal county, Dr. D. WhseSrght, Rev. Thos
Locke. Knr county John LAiAne, W Q Latane, Dr.
John Lewis county George Turner Richard Turner
NsRaiss Thomas Lee; Caroline eoiny No hadgi5 Dr. JOIN
Butler Essex eouaty n B. whitloek, Dr. james LatAne,
EiuArd Noel Beverley d. Roy, Roy Meou Wsey fogg,
George wrlSh Gloucester county, Dr. Thomas Copon JET
soa srbb. J.per Hughes City county Parks Slater;
Richmond county d. Robert A. Payne New ksnt county VIM
n ciopion Z bet Hoxe, DIT. C. crunp John Lacy, T.
Lay Lous4 county Dlbney PArs Cumberland county, VIM D.
Ciopon FOSTER; Luneuburs county W. Brown; ceRePer
Norfolk Capt J. s. Middleton, John GorlaieJ
Ia -FfVk
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servstion and express my personal sstisfscon With
the ronduct Of this brigade For further particulars ~
TO gallant conduct of individuals. beg Lave TO refer
you the reports Of commanders Of breade. heTernto
attached ca sheImsn speaks highly Of Col hoOoon.
Of Wbconsip ana Lieu.s Piper and MtQuester--all on
his personal stat @ H' t-
From, my own personal staff received In every 10.
stance propp and gallant assistance and my thanks
due 70 Captains Baird aud Merrill Led.enants Houstau.
Abbott Upton, ORorks and AudenreId for gallant
duct aud the prompt and valuable assistance they rend
cred me- Lieuts. Abbott and Upton we're 10th wounded
and each had horss Hid under him, also had Lieu.
0'Rorke. - -r....r SD.
enclose herewith table Of casualties, showing cur
Losses at Bull Run. 90
have the honor to be, with great respect YOUR most
0bsdieut servant, DANIEL TYLER.
Brigadsr General Comm inding Division
Brig. On RI hcDowELL, Commanding Dspasinenl
SorthsaEsrn Virginia.
ayat B,ss5s.. KMsa WoDn'd M..'g. s'igsay WI
Col, H. D.Xsys'. 10 so us - Is
g.. sssssst 81 ~ 10
Col. akssrn.a, 100 eos 1853
sss esi i A.A isa' oss'. reasi'd' a'a' tl'.d
second brigade bad three Oaesfs filled nOns ~0qaisd
and one missng. b."
Third brigade had three officers killed. fifteen wounded
and three missing which included In above Average
Grand t0tal-klled, leo. wounded 2's, missing, 4YS
Fourth brigade not al Bull Run, being LETT AZ
Blaekburn's lord
Col. Tompkins reports lao others missing. without
giving names. A ths regiment did not Bull Raa
they have been accurately informed 70 their Nile
and wounded. This, taken 10 connection sth the sot
that three Of their officers reported 80 desertrs
knosn be 10 New oak city, leads to the belief that
their officers having set the example. tho men we're not
SLOW ~ follow.
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OOKlNG-GLAss PLATES. LOOKING
~ GLASS PLArEsiA general as,srtaeni OF slIe. s,h All
~'fhort names, for sale By wA. 5AITLER co,
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TNACTICs FOR VOLUNTEERS In ACTIVE
sERvICf-in preparation and viii be published Immediately,
Manual Of Tactic. Volunteers Active Service, compiled
sm the AUSoEr embrscng AL that essen
active service. By Col W. h. RICHARDSON, Jr
EEARLY READY.
MANUAL ToE TROOPERS AND MOUNTED krLkAks =
your sttshton important LtAry worn In
Of publication by tounsnAn Morris, pabnsher
The book has been prepared by Col Ludus
Army entitled, '1Hk TsoorkAs being
p.son abrdgs fine % for Mounted taemen In ad
dlan which printed In FALL the Bkrnshsrs Dt for
Mounted Rneen, by Capt sagry 10 which correspondent
ierred 90 favorabB In columns few weeks sgo-TAig
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DkAs.-,s sa.hsi. Hi.st P-.. m, sale
"vss w pLstAar-
III L Nh, CAST AND SHEA n srEfL We .,ys ..
hand good ss.orn,nt Of the shove GO0i. 10 skisa - H.
site the attention Of hsaufsetursu ge0es.iiy
Inyf0 shllH aH,Dys a.,
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Law CARDS. : :
KERFOOT 4 WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UHSELL0Rs ~ Law,

anuvoor. vAILn
KERFOOT 4 WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UHSELLORs iT Law,
D DALLAS TExAA -
N. G-promp. attention to Collection ana Land osns
Thoarsop' j., Anhsrs, a. Va Garland Christian Lynch
tars. Va Mvsy speed, do Judge a. H. Burfofi, Dallas
TsI.i Don N q. Daniel, do. nhse- dAe5
DAVID 5. q. CABELL, -
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRAcrIofs In all the Courts Of the counties Of Nelson s1d
~ address Tys sivsf wrshoas.P. O.. Nelson Co.. '.
CAmM PATTEsON. n
ATTORNEY AT. LAW.
5 WILL PRA0rBR IN THr COURTS Or -
BUCKINGHAM, NELSON ASO AMHERST.
0ncs BuckinEhaa c. n. -
PARKE POINDExTER,
! ATT EY AT LAW.
Richnond cay, Va.
MILL piAsres In all the osurts held In oy Of
W anihs essaIss q chssiesa..a Hsaes AVA PesA.aaa
on. ssla. ssa q Ian. Or rs.r and n.a sss: s,s..l
WALTER h. ROBERTSON,
ATTORN AT LAW,
RI0HM0ED. VA,
NJI practice regularly 10 ali the Courts held lhs ciy
w aiehuSna. and ooanuss Of Hsneo. Chesterfield aud
one. No l Law Building. n.ainn street asa-ss
DDArRSSUANaI NATuEE
WOOD BOULDIN and bis WOOD B3ULDlh, JG,
s.i a sdlsa 10 as S.sss % lie VIC s'a1u'
WOOD BoULDis. IT,. WOOD So0LDis.
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RICHMOND
xHJL p.sus. In the Courts Of lie eis. sf Richmond AMI p.
w tetbur, .ad lie countIes Of Hruco All Uherefnsd
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21

HPHEADAoHEis is the favorlte sign by which nature
makesKoown any deviation whatever from tho ma
na state OF the bran and viewed In this lipht a nav
be looked on safeguard intended to give notice
OF disease which nigh. otherwise escape attention.
till too late to be remedied and itsindieatons should
never be neglected. Headaches may be classified un-
der two names, viz: Symptomatic and Idiorathic.-
Symptomatic Headache is exceed dinghy common ana
the precursor OF great variety of diseases among
which are Anoplexy, Gout ,Rhematsm and ali febrile
diseases In its nervous form It sympathetic Of dis
ease oi the stomach constituting sick headache OF
hepatc disease constituting bilious headache, Of
worms, constipation ard other disorders of the bow.
els as well as renal and uterine affections Diseases
oithe heart are very frequently attended with Head
aehes; An@mia and Plethora are also affections
which frequently occasion headache. Idiopatbic
headache Is also very common, being usually distin
guished by the name ofHeru6us headache, sometimes
coming on sudd 'nlyin state of apparently sound
health and prostratng at cnce the mental and phy-
steal energies, and In other instances il comes or
slowly ,heraded by depression Of spirits or acerbity
OF temper In most instances the pain is in the front
ofthe head, over one or both eyes, and sometime
provoking vomiting; under this class may also be
named Neuralgia O w
For the treatment of either class OF Headache tbe
Cephalie Pills have been found and safe RENE
dy. relieving the most acute pains in few minutes
and by Its subtle power eradeating the diseases Oh
which hea1ache isthe unerring index. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21
Constipation and CostIveness.

NJ one OF the "many ills flesh isheirtor is so pre.
Valent, so little UNDERSTOOD and so much neglected
as cosyeness Often originating iu careless, or seI
dentary habits IL Is regarded slight disorder of
too liue consequence to excite an xiety, while IN
realtyitis the precursor and companion Of many OF
the most fatal and dangerous Diseases and unless
ly eradicated will bring he suGerertO an untmely
grave. Among the lighter evils Of which cOstivenees
is the usual attendant are headache, coc, Rheuma-
tism, foul breath plies and other Of like natu re- while
long train of frghtful diseases such as malignant
fevers, ,abcesses. dysentaty, diarrha dyspepsia apo
plexy, Epilepsy, paralysis, hysterla
melancholy and ineanity, first indicate their
IN tine system by this alarming symptom. Not unfre-
quentiy the diseases named originate in eonstipatioh
but take on an independent existence unless III o
cause is eradieaed in an early stage From these eo
sderatons 1t follows that the disorder houd receive
immediate attention whenever it occurs and no per-
son should neglect to geta box of fCephalic Pills on
the first appearance of the complaint. as their tim
use will expe tho insiduous approaches Of disease an
destroy this dangerous foe to human life.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21

The Grand Jury of Richmond Interdict-
ing the sale Of the World, Tribune and
Times.
RICHMOND, Va. Feb. 12.-The Grand
Jury of this city brought to the attention
of the Commonwealth Attorney yester-
day. the fact that three incendiary papers.
known as the New York World, New York
Tribune and New York Times, are now
circulated in this city, contrary to law
The Commonwealth Attorney, before
proceeding TO act upon this information,
required direct specifications, and sug
gested that the Grsnd Jury should first
present the names of the parties engaged
in circula ing these papers, before Legal
proceedings can bo resorted 10. The grand
in quisiors thereupon informed the dis
tinguished State Attorney that this requi
si.ion Of tbs law would be complied with
in day or two The next thing we shal
hear of will, no doubt, be the indictment
of our poor periodical dealers, and, if pos
sible, their Imprisonment.
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Guernsey's Balm.
Special Notitrs.

HUNNEWELL'S ToLU ANODYNE developes In
the most perfect form all the requirements of opium
without producing any of its horrors. Tho physician
patient, for the want Of good substitute, has wit
messed the destructive effects of 0PlU NJ will not fail
to make trial of the ANoDYNE, and see its perfect
results only upon disease but the natural state it
leaves tho patient Forneuralgia, rheumatism, ner.
and chronic head ache, actual and partial paray
sis, tooth and ache, bowel complaints deieriu m
tremens. through all tho minor nervous complaints
to that of loss of sleep hasno parallel Purchaser
OF both the AnOdyne aud the Cough Remedy, should
bo cautious to purchase of those they can depend
that the perfect result the genuine may not be dis
turbed. Sold by all dealers.
II TSee advertisement. 1ml5
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The Pence Conference.

The Washington Correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette writing on Saturday
last says: "The session Of the Peace Con,
frence 10 day was anything but harmo.
Nous. MessTs. Tyler, Seldom and Brock
enbrough, Of Va, have agreed upon a
minority report, dissenting from the Gu,h.
RE plan, and opposing it in the Conven,
iiOn. There is likewise opp sition from
some Republicans. Wimot, of Ponnsyl.
Vania, opposes the Guthrie proposition
and there Is every prospect Of a long and
excited debate, wlthou. Any decisive re
suits, The opinion is quito prevalent to.
day that The Peace Convention will end
"a nothing. No little excitement has
boon csuSed by these developments. Tn,
Virginia and Missouri Commissioners de-
maud OF tho Peace Conference an immO
date settlement, otherwise they will with
draw. The Republicans say they mus
have tims for discussion.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21

BRIpGE1:-Missus wants you to send her box OF
Gepnailc Glue, no, bottle Of Prepared Pils,-but
Pm thinking that's not Just il naitber: oui ncT
maps yen be afther knowing what 1t is. Ye see
she's nigh dead and gone with the sick headache and
wants some more OF that same relaive before
Pills. PA"'''
Bridget--och sure now and you've sed H. here's
about 1t atheI.
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MARRIED.

On the 10th inst, by the Rev, L, f.
Strickland, Mr.. Marion w. Smith aud
Miss Sarah ], Prentice.
On the 18th inst, by Rev E. Brigam,
Mr., Edward Graver and Miss Manerva
Goiger, all Of Fairfield country, Ohio.
Attho Parsonage, in Pickerington, Feb.
18th, by the Rev, w. s. Bennor, Mr..
John j. Shoemaker and MissMary Ricketts,,
all Of Fairfield covnty, Ohio.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA


NEW YoRK. Feb. 1.-THE Africa from
Liverpool on the I'd, via Queenstown on
the Both. arrived here at 8 A. M.
The Conference at Manchester on Indian
affairs attracts much attention. Various
resolutions were adopted. One calls on
the Government to afford every encour-
agement to the Europen traders, planters
and capitalists.
Queen victora opens Parliament in per-
son on the 9th, and Napoleon the French
Legislature on the 4th.
1t is rumored that the bullion in the
Bank of France has increased. Bourse
fiat at 65f. Toe.
Nothing is known relative to Garibaldi's
reported departure from Caprera.
The siege Of Gaets continued suspended.
The cause assigned is the insufficient
means to carry it on.
1t is reported. via Rome, on the first,
that firing recommended with vigor on
both sides.
1t is said that Francis II received let
Ter from Napoleon, counciling the King
to cease resistance.
The Kings reply is not known.
Out OF $50 elections known in South
Italy, 290 are in favor Of ofmoderate policy.
1t is said the Great Powers are urgent
ly requested by Denmark to grant the
concession Of Scheswig.
: 1t has been thought by some that Gar
! ibaldi has gone into Dalmatta. In let
} ter to an English friend he expressed an
3 anxious wish to make journey to Eng
7 land to than the people for their moral and
D material aid, but was unable to tx the
, time.
r 1t is said the Emperor of Austria has
4 decided 10 grant a constitution to Venetia
d which will leave the Government to the
9 Italians.
The Spanish infant Don Juan has de
d cided to relinqush his pretensions to The
:, crown, reserving only the eventuality o
# being elected by universal suffrage.
: 1t is asserted that the Pope insists OF
d the execution Of the Paris convention OF
}: the subject Of the occupation OF Syra.
LATEST VIA QUEENsTOwN.
II is stated that Priece Carignan ha
q gone to Gaeta to negotiate for the surren
der Of fortress.
=, The Italian troops are pursuing the Re
: actionists, and bad entered the Roman
4 State.
- Sardinia demands the restoration o
? soldiers made prisoners by the Papal Zou
:, aves, and seized by the Bishop of Sabin
as hostages.
The Debates says the Italian Psrlia
y ment will proclaim Emanuel King of Ita
= ly.
ROME, Jan. 29.-Schiavori. one OF tn
y chiefs of the Reaclionary bands in Abrus
= 81, hes surrendered.
!, The fighting continues, and spirit O
Il revenge is strong on both sides. Village
:, are set on fire.
" NAPLES, 29th-A popular demoustru
y ton had occurred among the Press. Tw
y = newspapers were broken.
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Alisrrllaneons.

. THE AMALdAMATToN OF LARGuAaRs.- Tn ere is grow
Ing tendency In this age to appropriate the most ex'
pressve wordsof other languages, and afer while ID
incorporate them into our own thus the word Cep-
head, !, Is now becoming populariEed in c0nhe elton
win Mr. Spaiding's great Headache remedy, but
Will soon DC used In more general way, and the
WORD Cephae VIII become as common as Eleelrotype,
and many others whose distinction as foreign words
has been worn away by common usage until the
"nativo and TO the manor born.n
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21
LIncolu,s sneeches n, Charleston.

The Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette writing from there on
tho 10th says, all tho Charleston papors
Of Friday and Saturday copy Lincoln's $
speeches and comment, on them The
Mercury, received tonight, says; "In
Lincoln's opinion, the Unted States, hold.
ing those forts which have not yet been
cpoimed, and retaking those which have
been captured by tho Confederate States.
and the collection Of duties in their har.
bors, would DO neither coercion nor in
yasion, but a gentle exercise of legitimate
power towards many rebellious counties
bringing them TO their senses, Lincoln
is coo' man; an able man; determined
man; u man not Of words but action; who
says what he means and means what he
says; an earnest man withal aud no poll
tician."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21
A Real Rlessinp.

PhySician.-Well Mrs. Jones how is n at hsadocbet
Mrs. Jonss.--Gone! Doctor, all gone the pill You
sent curod me in just twenty minutes and wish YOU
would SEND more, so that | can have them handy.
Phgsieian.--You can get them at any Druggists -.
Call Tor Cephalc Pills, find they fail and 70
commend them in all cases of headache.
MIS- Jones- shall send for box directly and shah
tell AL my suffering friends, they real blessing
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21

IcPoyER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and anx !.
le incident to close attention to business or study
are among the numerous causes of nervous headache
me disordered state mind and body incident this
distressing complaint fatal blow TO all energy and
ambition Sufferers by this disorder always obtain
speedy those distressing attacks BY using
one oil the CePhalic Pills whenever the ptems ap-
pear tquets the oyertasked brain, and soothes the
strained and jarrng nerves, and reaxes he tension
OF The stomach which aways.accompaniesa and aggra-
Yates the dIsordered condition of the brain.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21
DIR. IL back's Scandinavian BIOOdPills
md Blood Purifier,

"The blood is the life," says Scripture; so says
Science also. EXpel corruption from the blood and
no disease can exit in the system. My Blood Pills
and Purifier perform their task enectualIy. They are
powerful vegetable detergents and cure all forms o.
disease, whic arise from Impure blood, simply be
eau SO they the common lsease fro m
the life sustaining fluid. Hence their apparently
miraculous cures Of scrofula, eruptiohs umorsdys
pepsa, liver complaints, rheumatism swelling of the
Joints, and all affections Of the Internal 6rgaus, which
do not proceed from malformatlon.
II observation-disclosures. 1m-l0
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21

, TWENTY MILLIONS or DOLLARS SAVED Mr.. Spald-
Ing has sold two millions of bottles of his celebrated
Prepared Glue and II IL estimated that each bottle
least ten dollars worth Of broken turniture
mus making an aggregate Oftwenty millions Of dol
lars reclaimed from total loss By this valuable inven-
tion Having made his Glue a household word, he
now proposes to do the world still greater service hf
curing all the aching heads with his Cephalic Pills,
ana lhey are as good as his Glue, headaches wilt
soon vanish away like snow in July.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21

This is to certify that was afflicted with acute
attack Of Rheumatism In the fall of 1850, which from
want of proper treatment other cause, resulted in
the chronic form, from which | have suffered ever
since, and suffered almost eIcruciatingly at times.
became reduced almost to u skeleton, my limbs be-
came contracted, and joints enlarged, till had to be
assisted and carried about like child had tried
large number of doctors and patent nostrums, and
spenta good farm in trying TO get cured but all to no
effect, until DR.. Everson came TO Crbana, when went
under his treatment, and soon relieved Of all in
1amation and pain. My strength and flesh returned,
my limbs are fast becoming supple, and can help my
self myself and walk, which | have not done before
for ten years; and, In gratitude, must praise the
bridge that has carried me safely oyer.
JAMES MATTHEW'S.
Tho above Is only one Of many similar cases.
| DEARNESS.-lhe Doctor Is the most successful
Aurist in America, and has cured many of the most
nveterate cases. Of from to thirty years standing
of which fact any amount Of testimony can bo gwen.
The Editor of the Hllsborcngh Gazette says, "We
have witnessed some Of the most delicate operations
performed b, the Doctor on the numerous patients
that constantly throng his ONCE. He performed In
our presence operations for deafness, several OF
whom restored to hearing as also operations on
the Eye, and for Poypus and Flstula, and Cancer
The remarkable cures effected by him in this vicinity
must add greatly to his reputation, and will secure
him an extended patronage upon his next visit to this
place.
| CONSULTATIONS FREE--TERMs MODERATE.
| The utmost confidence and candor observed, and ne
more will be promised than can be accomplished.
| 0FFICE--R Room No. a., Cook House, Lancaster.
February, 1s6l-4w4J
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21

u ? ntD you ever have the Sick Headache? Do you
remember the throbbing temples, the fevered brow
the loathing and disgust at the sight Of f,Od. How
totally unht you were for pleasure, conversation or
study. One of the Cephac Pills would have relieV-
cd you from all the suffering which you then expe-
rienced. For this aud other purposes you should al
ways have box ofthem on hand to use us occasion
requires.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21

GREAr DIsoovEEY.-Among the most important 6f
all the great medical discoveries of this age may be
considered the system OF vaccination for protection
from Small Pox, the Cephalic Pill for relio' of head
ache, and the use of Qunine for the prevention Of
Fevers, either of which isa specific whose BEN
eats will be experienced by suffering humanity lohg
after their dtseoverers are forgotten.