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A Compromise Proposed.


"And the devil taking him up into high
mountain, showed unto him all the kingdoms of
the world in a moment Of time"
"And the devil said unto him. All this power
will give thee, and the glory of them, if thou
therefore will worship me, and shall be thine"
The MAGNIFICENT OFFER RRJEcrKD--No CoMpRo-
alH. sri MISE. - :,
"And Jesus answered and said unto him.
Get thee behind me, Satan"
THE CONSEQUENCES. ag
"And Jesus returned in the power of the
spirit into Galilee and there went a fame of him
throughout all the region round about"
REMARKS. a& 13 F
Put the Chicago Platform into the hands of
any honest man, and ask him to read it aloud.
and when he comes to any part of it that he OBJ
jects to, let him point it out. He will tell you
that he finds nothing which conflicts with the
Declaration Of Independence or the Constitution
of the United States. Then ask him if he would
advise you, as an honorable man, to make any
compromise which would be sacrifice of your
principles. ~
1t is . good rule to always yield when wrong,
but never give up your principles when right,
The early Christians suffered death rather than
deny their Master. The,great and good and no.
bic men of all ages have said, "Give me Liberty
or give me DEATH" PLUCK.
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Arrfval OF storeshin m.
CONNECTICUT Convene.

Nsw YsRx, Feb. 27.-The o. q O..
Release, Lieutenant commanding, JL -
arrived to-day, 80 days from Gibrslt., He
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Sailing OF the Africa.

I NEW York, Feb. 27.-The steamer Africa sail
no specie. 1fq
Col Fremont was among the passengers
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RIcHxoxD, Feb. 2s.--In Convep,ion
Mr.. Morton made . speech in fayo, ~ @de
ate Secession, denouncipg the resul. '. y
Peace Convention.
Mr. Baylor commenced Union ,us..b .
journed, "
hajorGwynne, Of the Army, was bu,.,
day. 5 ns.1 sanM /.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Feb 27.-The proposition before
the Peace Conference was voted on bv sections
The first with reference to dividing the Terri
tory was barely adopted. Indiana did not vote
at all. Kansas and New York were divided
North Carolina, Virginia and Missouri voted neg.
atively. The result was 8 against Z, and but for
the temporary absence of one of the New Yorl;
Commissioners, would have been tie vote.
Elk President Tyler communicated to Con.
gress the proposition, but the House las not vet
been officially informed of its contents. Some O:
the Commissioners say if the conference has
been productive of no other good result, it has
produced most friendly feeling among them.
soldier killed Sergeant in Capitol Hall
this p M, by shooting him; the latter having
had the former punished @
Heads of Departments, Clerks and Judges of
the Court of Claims, paid farewell visits to Mr..
Buchanan to-day. aa .'s .a 5aI-~I
| The Senate, after hours of extensive session
on army apartment directed them to be return.
cd to the President
I Late private telegraph advices from Texas saw
the Arsenal at San Antonio has been taken NOS.
session of by Texan troops, as well as some mill.
tary posts in Northern Texas and Cameron and
other munitions at Brazos and Santiago and
Brownsville were also seized & 3-ss=. - 4
The report is prevalent here TODAY, that Gen
Twiggs has been shot by soldier, but these adj.
vices don't mention it :
Partial returns from Paris Galveston aud
Austin counties give an overwhelming vote for
secession itsG~ .7:ss .3f-G - w.
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Adjournment OF the Peace CONT,
WAsHNGrox, Feb. 27-Tbe Peace o0,,..
ence has adjourned sine die, and msnv a. 4.
Commissioners have already left for HON. ~
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Relief tn Kams,.

HARRISBURG, Feb. 27.-The House passed a
Joint resolution giving $500 to the relief Of
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TELEGRAPH.

. the HubnDc LsA1Aes
MONTGOMERY, Feb. 25.-A resolution was
adopted in Congress, instructing committee 70
inquire into the present condition of the public
lands. -
The committee on permanent Constitution
will report on Wednesday.
The following are the appointments p. n.
General, Henry p. Ulett; Attorney General, J.
p Benjamin; Commissioners TO Washington, A.
Braman, Il. J. Crawford, John Forsyth.
II is rumored that Mr.. Nshoney win be secre.
tsry of the Navy. ' tsl'sH ~. Aas
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The Q. p. r. - y Eecersed - "a,

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2s.-A ,batt.ll;o, !.
City Guards design showing their ,s.. d b
President Buchanan on bis retir,ev S.sPses q
by giving him an escort with full r:nL. @ Ola
city, to his home 10 Penpsylvan;s non q;
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TIE RrvER-Ths Ferry Boat Flint Hills made
several trips across the river last night and car
risd passengers for the Eastern trains Yester-
day morning, at 10 o'clock, passengers on the
Chicago train crossed on the ice. II does not
often happen that passengers cross on the ice,
and on Ferry Boat, on the same day.
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NRoR0Rs 70 CANADA.-Rev. w. n. xitshell,
Of Toronto. has published In England boob, in
which it IL stated:
s'In Canada it is estimated that there are now
forty.fve thousand fugitive slaves from the Uni
ted States The negroes are gregarious race,
and they are disposed to settle in villages and
towns, and 70 cling together. They are said to
be better farmers than the Irish, or even the Ca
madam French. The thousand fugitive slaves Of
Toronto wash linen, make shirts, are black
smiths, bricklayers, carpenters. shoemakers,
painters, &C. There are six colored grocers in
Che town, and there 10 one colored physician
One fugitive slave ID worth hundred thousand
dollars. Bat the hssdIQnArtsrs OF the negro
race in Canada 10 Chatham, on the Thsmes Of
its population of six thousand, two thosand are
eolorodn -.ss
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The Rebels buying Goods.

NEW foRK, Feb 2s.-There are great many
Southern merchants in the city making purchases
early, with view of availing themselves of the
ordinance OF admitting goods to the confedera
.ed states Tree OF duty up to certain date
ly for cash. gaF -
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Report OF Select Committee on Presiden.,.
90 Message. 80 s----Ti = :

-, Message. las45 ss,t "a - :
The Committee concluded by saying they are
not able to resist the inference that in the be-
ginning Of the movements against the Govern.
ment there were relations Of an extremely
friendly character between those contemplating
rebellion and those whose duty it was to SUP.
press it.
John Cochrane's Minority Report is a viz.
tual defence of the President and denies an.
he recognized the Commissioners officially ana
attributes the censure Of the President To marty ,
feeling FA'
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John Bell to 60 into the Cabinet.
HARRsBuRG. Feb. ga private despatch
from Washington confirms the report that John
Bell will have a seat in Lincolns Cabinet.
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Indian Tr0nhles-

ST.. Louis, Feb. 2s-The Arizona corresnon
dent Of the Republican says, the day after IN,
attack on the Overland Mail at Apache Pass tn,
Indians appeared at the Station in large mum
bsrs. and hoisted white flag.
Charles W. Culver, station keeper, William
WEIGH, his assistant, and James +. Wallace
driver, went out to hold conference, when In
Indians attempted to seize them. Culver was
wounded, WEIGH shot dead, and Wallace can.
tured. A. Ward was also wounded.
A. B. Culver, brother of the wounded man.
who rode an express to Tuscan to give informo.
ton Of the state of affairs and procure stance
reports finding short distance from the station
the remains OF wagon train, and bodies of eight
men =, murdered by the Indiana. Two of the bo.
dies were chained to the wagons and nre,entsd
the appearance Of having been burned at the
stake. The names Of those men are not mention.
ed. The road was found to be obstructed bv
tracks for the distance of two miles.
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Murder In Carbondale, Penna.

sclArroS, PKxHsYIvANrA, Feb 95.-Atabou
10 o'clock on Sunday morning, as three men
named Geo Brennan, Andrew Farrell, and Boyle,
were passing street in the city of Carbopdale
they were attacked by man named Martin Glib
son. the former was instantly killed, Farrell
fatally stabbed and Boyle dangerously injured
clue can be ascertained for the deed, a. all the
parties were said to be sober. Gibson express
ed regret at being defeated in his purpose of ill
ing all three. The murderer passed through here
on his way to Wilkesborro jail, yesterday.
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! GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Feb. 2s-~D.,,.,.
Der, tax collector, was found murderer 9 I
highway, near Lapponville in This eou.s.
this morning. he 10 supposed to hsvs ~: q
siderable amount Of money with hin 80
mfssipg. No clue 10 the mudsrers. WA
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EDUCATIONAL JOURNALS IN IowA-There are
two monthly magazines published in our State
that are devoted to the cause of common school
education. 49, ss s.
The Iowa Instructor ID published at Upton,
Cedar county, BY the Executive Committee Of
the State Teachers Association; G. G. Nestter.
ode, Chairman. We are sorry to see phrase
In the February number Of this journal, p. 1873,
which 10 a. offensive to our eyes 40 it is to our
ears. Speaking of the teachers in sigourney,
the editor says, 1--WE did not get to see them. "
Generally the articles in the Instructor are mark
cd by variety of style as well as excellence of
matter and force of reasoning. fa.
The Iowa School Journal is published at Des
Moines by Mills brothers Mr.. Benton Secretary
of the Board of Education 10 editor. Al the
head Of our system of public instruction, Mr..
Benton has peculiar qualifications for conduct.
Ing an educational journal.
We trust that these magazines will obtain a
large circulation in Iowa. Every teacher and
every school officer should be subscriber to enc
or both of them. Terms9 flor each one dollar =
year. '-, $50
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The Peace Conference Opposed to the free
dom of the Press I'm the TerritOrieS...
Twiggs to be tried for TreasOn--.lsanks
and COlfax urged for Seats i'm Cabinet--.
Caleb Cushing thinks the Government
liable for Hollis Acceptances-..,The Gov.
ernOr of Louisiana ON his dignity, etc.
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from Dotn the Democratic and Republican sides
of the galleries ~
The report of the Commissioner was tempo
rarily postponed.
on the Senate's amendment to the bill sioppinp
the mails in the seeding States.
Mr.. Gurley from the Printing Committee re.
ported in favor of printing 2l5, 900 copies of the
Agricultural and 10000 copies of the Mechani
cal part of the Patent Office Report.
The report of the Committee of Conference on
the disagreeing vote on the Oregon and Washing
ton War Debt. was concuIred.
Mr.. Morris reported joint resolution an.
pointing Commissioners to make equitable set
Element with VIM. H. Russell on account of the
abstraction of Indian Bonds. Rejected-l9 to
1874.
Mr.. Washburne Of ILL.,, from the Committee
to inform Lincoln and Hamlin of their election
reported in similar terms as Mr.. Trumbull in the
Senate. zee
After Executive Session the Pos. Office bill,
Was resumed and the amendment agreed to.
Mr. Hale offered an amendment that the Post.
Y, refund franklin Haven deposited in the
Boston Post Office matter. Agreed to.
After further consideration the bin n.s.ed
Several hours were consumed in the Sen,,a,s
~ amendments to the Civil and Misccll.noors
Bill.
Mr. Stanton Intellectually endeavored to have
he Volunteer Bill up. Adjourned.
SEsATE--Mr. King presented a number &c
oetitions signed by several thousand persons. in
avor OF the Constitution as it is, and the en-.
orcement Of the laws.
mr., roster presented several petitions in "a. |
'or OF the Border State resolutions.
Mr. Lane reported from the COMMITTEES Of |
!, on the Oregon War debt bill. that |
ne senate agree to the House amendment. with
. amendment making the amount paid 400.
w aoiiars, and allowing the Auditor to receive
= soilal evidence IN regard TO supplies furnish.
q, &C., and that the Secretary Of che Treasnrv
authorized to pay the claimants in the bonds
Inc United States. The report was agreed to-
;, The r. o. appropriation bill was taken un
ne amendments of the Committee on Finance
eng under consideration BY consent
NJ. Critssuden, from the select Committee on I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-23

COL. PRATT AND DIR. KEYsER's PEoToRAL
SYRUP.--DR. KKYsRR-Dear Sir Excuse the delay Of
my acknowledging the excellence Of your Pectoa Cough
Syrup sooner. take great pleasure In saying that
ali you say tits. Hknocked tie noiss out OF my cough
and the worst one afflicted With have uot
used more than onehaf Of he bottle and can and do
wish that all who afflicted would give as fair trial
as Ihaye DONE and they will be proud to say, ut Is no
quack medicine.n would not suffer another such an
attack for any consideration, at any cost am con.
hdent can breathe freely than ever dd hhall
excellent remedy. You at liberty to use my name
In this regard, as you think proper II. y. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, May II, 1859. s4l Il.adl u'g.a71i
N.B-f am NO stranger to my fellow-citlzens. and
who entertain doubts can consult me personally.
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attend TO YOUR 9oIps "a ss.s g Axe ysss

ss PrrrsBuRaH, Jan. II, 1850.
DR. KEYsKR My wife has been afflicted with o bad
cough and difficulty Of breathing for i've or sx years,
which for several years back had gradually Increased In
violence The complaint has been hereditary, and she
had been treated by several physicians without any
lief In this state Of her case, procured some OF your
Pectoral Cough Syrup. Thought the first time hffy
cent bottle, which relieved her very much then called
and got dollar bottle, which cured her entirely and
she has now no trace Of the former disease, except weak
ness. would also state that used the medicine my.
self cold and cough. The medicine cured me BY TAX
ing one dose Iexpres my entire satisfaction with the
medicine, and you at liberty TO publish this II you
desire TO do so. WIN. WILSON,
Alderman Fifth Ward.
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0T1i PITTsBuRaH, April "a, 1857,
READ THE TRUTH.-DR. KKYsER: have daugh-
ter who has taken several medicines for bad cough,
without beneht-among them Ayers Cherry Pectoral--
purchased from you bottle Of your PICTORIAL
SYRUP and before she had used half bottle she was
relieved The second bottle cured her entirely OF her
cough, ~ . --'l.4 ... JOHN DARN, ,e'
Robinson street. Allegheny.
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sTEuBKNvrLLE, o., March IL, 1859.
have used DR., Keysers Cough syrup for bad cough
Of several years standing, and cheerfully say II 10
the best medicine for the that have ever taken.
J. W. PRICE.
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PArros TP., April Il, Is

PATTON TP., April IL, Io5I.
A WONDERFUL CURE.-some time ago, an old
neiehbor Of mine was very I'll with bad cough which
every one supposed TO be consumption. His relatives
told that he had taken every remedy they heard Of
whout benefit his brother came to see him de- and all
were confirmed in the belief that he could not live
had about the third Of bottle Of your Pectora Syrup,
which gave him. and entirely cured him, to the aston
shment Of all. What makes the case more remarkable
Is the extreme age the man, he being about eighty years
old. have no doubt the Pectoral saved his life.
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Gents Linen Shirt Collars, q

" R0TE, Standing, Byron, Persirnay, Rchfrew ma
other shapes Hemmed Pocket Handkerchief, Neck
Tee etocl Street and Nyenlne poycs Half Hqpe 81
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Sssasisi'rd moil .lii'iNodas Boaik ili1h sGsslsov
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RATTROAD.

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&@HS 2 R9 b
RAILROAD.
Connecting st osss,lins with the PITTSBURGH, IT.
af WAYNE q oBIoAao RAILROAD
nor Pyttstsrcl, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Aso
for Fort Wayps and Qhicaeo.
ooneeeupy Al cleveland with the LAKE sHoRn RAIL
ROAD ps
var Dunkirk, BussaIc, Albany, Bos-
ton, and Now York.
laA THREE TRAINS DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS
lf1 AND XENlA RAlLROADS. es
FIRST TRAIN. a'a
MIGHT RxPREss.-Ieives Columbus at $40 A,
vi. leave p.,.snss a. az sssSps snS S.sS and
at all stations north Of Gallon, arriving oeseisnu ~
at945 A. NJ, Dunkirk 3:?5 P. M Buffalo ~ = no -;
Albany 500 A. NJ, New YORK lc30 M; bo,,on syo
phia $40 A. n. Chicago via orestline at e1o T. ~
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK ExpREss-Leayes Columbus A. lElu
A. M Will stop at Lewis CENTRE Delaware, CaroinBIon
Gallon Crestline, Shelby New London Wellington ano
Nav fo,k. $50 D. m; Be ston, 4:40 p. M; Pittsburgh
ia Ore slime $40 p. m. Philadelphia, l0 a. Con'
nects Al shelby for all points Sandusky, Mansneld
Newark B. B., north OF Shelby.
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND AcooMMoDATIoN-Leayes Columbus
At 3qOp m. VIII stop at all stations South Oh snepy
and At New London. Rochester Wellington, Sraitoni
and Berea; arrive at Cleveland At 9lO p m. DunErk
$50 a. M. Buffalo, 420a. m; Albany, 5;SO P. M. Nss
York g:30 D. m; Boston. 1l45 M; Pisburgn, vad
orestilne at 2l0 q. M; Philadelphia, 5l5 p m, Con
necs At ehelby for all points on sandusky hansneid q
Newark Railroad.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Baggage Caecksd Through 10 Mess Yerk and Bosf0n
vid QsUsLdad; also, to PhHddeLphsd ana
Nsto YorkViG Oresfatne.
RETURNING
Night Express arrives at Columbus t...lhiSP' NJ N
Sn.onnodsaan' GI0 P. NJ.
Fare as Low ms BY any other Route
Ask for Tckets uia Csesflins on Cleveland.
B.s. FLINT,
Superintendent, Cleveland onio'
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
Columbus, Ohio.
Columbus, April Is, 1851
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DEAUk srRAw DOMNBTg AND EL-
oets gfha No. 20, High strsst.
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PROF. MlLLER'S %,
n AIR +. INvlGORAT0
An Effective, Safe and Economical
~ Compound, btsral Z

y. Compound, (
Ia ron proo,op rnJr,l r,p A.v ty.Ip - Hi
FUN rolOhlNS ShAt uhlh 81
n a., o,,c;,., ,oor ,v,,hont dve,nv and nysv.,,i,a
AZ ~ ''snAi Hal, from tnT1ins s,av. "
tiT .s-,s-,,r,--. -, go,
lsn FOR PREVENTlNGiB BALDNESS, .t.u
And curing IT, when there is the less. particle Of vn
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FOR n KNOWING SCURF AND DANDRUF
y And all cutaneous affections Of the Scalp, 80
ron NJ, :. r,TI,,xyIN1r, ruC tyAInoys'.,
rOh BEAU Tlr II iNG i ne uhlh.
seft and silky In lie texture and cauSine Il 10 cur
readiiy. g5b7s fTr
Ths great celebrity and increasing demand for this nm
eoaed preparaton conyinces the proprietor that one
superior qualities over any other preparation in use. II
ciesnSes the head and scalp from dAndrua and other
cutaneous diseases causing the hair TO grow luxurant
aso where the hair Is oosenng and thinning It will give
strength and vgor to the roots and restore the growth 70
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DIR. KEYsER Is Prepared AT ANY TIME 70
EXAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT CHARGEi FOR ALL
TH0eE WHO NEED HIS MEDICINES. yfi t.1.
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I-II INVITE ATTENTION to some Of the mo
Irsordinary cures by my .
g PICTORIAL SYRUP.

They are at home and any who has doubts can in
quire Of the person who have been cured by h
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/, DIR. KEYsER's PRcToRAL SYRUP Is prepared and
sold by DR. GEORGE II. KEYsER, 40 Wood street,
IL I.y soid in, Columbus by RoBERrs q SAMUEL.
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.s6c From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va. % =. q
oephalIc Pills accomplish the object for which they
were made, viz: Cure Of headache IN all its formn
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va. q va 7ligl
They have been tested In more than thousand cases
With entire aucceaa.
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. . RKYEoEDsBURe, FRANKLIN Co., ONO, y Z
Januarv 1891
Yr,nIrr1 Mrom.. Dam. u. lsolL

L.yy ''i'o'sa YrsnArrr, Mrm., Jan. II, 1901
MR. ePALpMe. 1tst-. r,v. -
Sir;
long since sent to you fore box Of cephalic Pills
for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and Oostiyeness
and received the same, and Eey had 90 good an ftct
that Isods tnduced to send for mo,e. 'ril aJ
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A3i sA4 piiF A. n. WHEELER, .- ta
l.la q. asa min e'tt Ypsilanti, Mich.
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ee From the Democrat, 81. Cloud, Minno ia q q
II You are or have been, troubled with the headache
send for box, CCephac Pills) that you may have
them In case Of an attack. bsl Gt-d9 n1ri1asd a
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up From the Western R. R. Gazette, chcaso, nIsph d
We heartily endorse Mr.. spaulding andhs unfivsied a.
0ephallc Pllls.l =, 49,. -. = ..i..... ~. A.
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IN From the Advertlser, Providence, u. I. vi
Tho Cephalic Pills are said to be remarkably eective
remedy for the headache, and Of the very best for
that very frequent complaint. which has ever been ds
covered. aniLrlL Es ~ asA uh.Nraar .aIn 10 lo IA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-23

From the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha,va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the headache
whotry them, will stick to them. .f;- 49,. =,