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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-28

[3flT7 n Fsss ~FfsggaH NEVER NEGLECT PILES.
III e e Ed hEES>TI Bottoms Pile Ssye is eytre-,nIr
piicdtiOn tha ain,
terrible disease in any form Try it. The first appcao6
all inflammation will subside and rapid cure in n fcw
Jays WIN be taf result OLD stubborn of years stand
ing lulfe only the OF two boxes of this Sa
to make permanent Ask for Betons aud have M
other Many persons, male and female, IRE now using this
ointment with the greatest success Although some have
submitted 70 an operation six SINCE the result was no
ee OF fe e pam and suffering has been terrible ever
since My Pile Salve, few days ago, was appIied since
then they have suffered less pain nconyenence ma
my nave tor teSe last teen years. and now getting
Ret! rapidly Country Merchants should make note Of
Sold by Druggists. 50 cts box. 0 P '0ii i'St'
n Agents wanted everywhere. Prepared ONLY bv II "
Betton. Principal depot at ' - = W.
COLEMAN Il ROGERS,
NJ, riro,o ~ , -. ~. Baltimore Md
SIIo11Is ore .Iec ~ llEusGlstS-geto one. fe2-tf
WEI. T. MURDOCH TIos "a I5Ic
Late Lind Dc Murdoch
MURDOCH & RICHARDS
ARCHITE CTS AND SUPEPTNTEEDFvTr
.o.s CORNER OF CAIyEaT AND BALTIMORE gTs
hz-tl Third Story
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-28

When the facile and adventurous artist NJ tba
Illustrated London Ne,os, Frank Vizetely, was at
Caprera, Garibadi expressed the wish to possess
the collection of his sketches and correspondence
having reference to the campaign in Sicily and
Southern Italy. The originals of both the pen and
pencil sketches have accordingly been bound in Two
handsome volumes and forwarded to the Lberator
of italy, ~
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-28

INCORPORATED 1910!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

THE Y. 8. ASn Ggr,r BRrMy-A lively
feeling is arising even in high quarters
respecting the speeches OF Lord John
Russell, and the remarks oi the British
press upon American affairs The Cour.
Ter, whose editor always let out, and sci
dom holds in, when he has twinkling OF
n thought, thus pounces upon the poor
Commercial for saying;
More than this, from Great Britain.
we could hardly expect
I'VE do expect 4 great deal more ;
and we expect, too. II England should
venture 10 recognize the Rebels as Bel
ligerents, to see Mr.. Adams recalled and
Lord Lyons sent home with precious lit.
tie ceremony. II Bolligerents, then the
Pirates have a right, according TO the
Law Of Nations, to take their prizes into
any English port. and then have them
cc:.dcmned . And for this, according to
the Commercial. we are to be exceeding
~ grateful We are the last Press IN
the United States that would willingly
see the country plunged into a war with
England; but we only speak the feelings
Of the whole people, when we say that
my such recognition of the Rebels, OF
any interference whatever, between US
and them, should be looked upon by on
Government and treated as an act Of
War"
Strong Strong! Considering what
war with England means, onvclopcd
as we should then be, IN a shell Of DO nbs
by land and sea But the signs are, that
tho Courier but let's in what is ont al
Washington Mn iork Erpr,ss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

How rug GOVERNMENT Will. COLLECT rHx
REysSrw.--lt appears that the Govern
mcnt il steadily carrying out its pro
grammc Of action A. TO the Southern
Stnscs. II has determined TO appoint
collectors for the different Southern
ports, and is engaged in selecting men
OF cnergy-whose names we at present
withhold adapted to fulfil the impor.
tant functions coniidcd to them The
dntics will be collected on the decks oi
mcnofwar, whatever may be the opin-
ions Of legal authorities here or elsewhere
on the subject. baltimore Evab. 2oth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15
FACULTY.
RUFUS DoLBEAR, President

COMMERCIAL. LAW, Il. LYMAN, Member
New Orleans Bar Lecturer on Contracts Com
mercial Umges. Liabilities Of Parties &c.
,Yuyu,TrAL DrrAnrxESr-FREEMA
CORNISH, Professor and Lecturer on Com
mercial Calculations.
Roox KggrIxo YrAnrusSr-RUFUS DOL
BEAR Lecturer on Book keeping and Business
Transactions J. ". BLACKMAN, Professor
md Lecturer on bookkeeping, RUFUS l..
DOIBEAR, Adjuster Of Accounts, Exchanges
and Commercial Correspondence.
ENGLISH DsrARrxgSr-M. Is MCCARTHY
Professor and Lecturer on English Literature and
Correspondence.
FngScu DErARrxrSr-MARC ROUX, Fro
Gssor and Lecturer on French Literature.
DEPARTMENT yoR PgNNASsnIr-RUFUS
DOLBEAR Lecturer on the Science OF Zen
manship; J. Il. GRIFFITH, Professor and Lee
turcr on Commercial Correspondence.
SrASisu DgrARrxgSr-MANUE MAX
EMO, Professor and Lecturer on Spanish Liter
ature. ,,e,o
GERMAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CESS
NER Professor and Lecturer on German Liter
| AZURE
LAIN AND GrEsK DyrArNESr-M. MAR
mo. q. GESSNER: Professors.
MILITARY DrrAKfxEsr-MAJOR A. G
BLANCHARD, Superintendent Of Military
Instruction and Drill Major y. Is graduate
o, West Point, and was for | years an efficient
officer Of the United States Army.
Professor r. THOMASSY, Author of The
'Prad,oai Geoiogy Of Lonn'a"a, proposes 'c
Lecture on this subject, at the College, for the
progress o. Science.
April, 9th 1861.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

SINGULAR Coincidence. -- The regular
lesson for this day" in the Episcopal
Church on Sunday last was the second
chapter Of Joel Tho SGih verse il in
these words, curious il not ominous, OF
what thu Baboon and his dirty cohorts
are to expect from the chivalry Of the
South; But will remove far from
III you the Northern army, and drive
them into land barren and dcsolatc,
with his face towards the east sea, and
hinder part towards the utmost sea and
him stink shall come up, and lis III SAVIOUR
shall come up because he has done great
things Richmond Diyatch.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15
Pl.OWS! PLOWS!!
Encourage Home Manufacture !

/ HAVE just received from Nashs Foundry
! in Marion county, large number Of his su-
perior Piows. The advantage Of these Plows
over all others is, that they are better lion, hard.
er, and consequently more durable. Hall 4
spear Points Of the same excellent iron.
These plows and point are OF Southern Texas
manufacture, and, in addition 10 this, experience
has proved their superiority over all Others.
They will last twice as long as the Northern
plows and points. And better than all they are
sold Mt lower figure.
" you go in for Southern rights, raise at home
buy Vt home and above all encourage those who
manufacture at your own door
Cal and look at these plows, take the judge
ment Of those who have tried them and you will
not fail to stock your farms with them. To be
found ut my shop in Marshall
d. McPHAIL.
March 2, 1861. n24-3m.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

Tar Srrrt TESSEssrs MOTHERS ARE Mars
ORA few days since, as the trains
stopped nj one Of the stations on the
East Tennessee aud Georgia Railroad,
an ngcd mother was seen approaching
with perhaps an only son, who had en-.
listed for the war in the cause OF the
South At tho signal, all aboard" she
took her son by the hand, gave him a
fond. aflcctionatc embrace, and said !:
" God bless you my son--fght like Il
tiger, and il die you must die game
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15
Adns intstrator's Notice.

A 7 the January term, A. u. 1861 letters OF
"A administration were granted TO the under.
signed, BY the County Court Of Harrison county,
pertaining to the estates Of deceased persons, on
the estate Of A. Spain Summerlin, decease,l.
This Is therefore to notify all PERSONS having
claims against said estase, to present the same
for p.snsnt within the time prcscribcd by law,
and those indebted to make immediate pry,rnt
j. II. sUNMERLIN, Admir-
April q, 1861. n32-ei
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

Tmx BoRpNR STATE CONVENTION The
lohg-talkcd OF Border State Convention,
which was originally designed to save
the Union, met in Frankfort, Ky, on the
9th inst. iu addition to the Delegates
from kcntu ky, one Delegate from Mis-
soari was present. Maryland and Della
ware were unrl presented The Hon.
John J. Crittcndcn was chosen President
Of the Convention. The Convention then
adjourned.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15
CHA Il Il =. :,
.nsS11 4. a.

This line starting from clarksyillc. Texas,
connects with BradGeds stage at townsville, on
the Southern Pacific Railroad. and thence TO
Shreveport, La, and these pstronizing il may
rest assured that they can be put from Clarks
vile. Texas, to Vieksburg, on the Mississippi,
in four days and half and viii receive all at
t.niion to their wants and comfort
Fifty pounds Of Baggage allowed TO each
passenger One hundred and iny pounds extra
baggage will be charged the some ms one pas
sengcr, and lesser or greater quantity charged
in the same proportion.
NESMI1H Il SHAW, Proprietors.
Jefferson, July I'D, 1860.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
RATES or TRANSPORTATION,

DOWN FRElGlTS.
From Marshall Depot. to swan-ou's Landing,
cotton pef bale including storage, 20 30
From scots.yillc Depot TO Swanson landing,
cotton per bale tincluding storage,
handling and for~aiiinR.) rs
From Joncsvie Depot TO Swansons Landing,
cotton per balls tinclading storage, handling
and iorxarine) IS
From Perry. crossing 10 9waason's Iaudin.
cotton per bale tincndIng storage. handling
aud iofwsrdin4) 10
Ur FRE1GHTS.
From swanson's Landing u Marshall Depot,
on heavy freight. per 100 pounds including
storage, handling aud furwaiding) 0 rs
rom swanson : Landing 10 scottsvile Depot
on heavy freight. per 100 pounds, Cncdinng
storage, handling and tar~arting) 0 2?S
From Swnnsnlis Landing ~ BONNEVILLE Depot
On heavy freight, per leo pounds, Including
storage handling aud forwarding 0 20
From swanson Landing 10 Petrys crossing
on heavy freight. per 100 pounds. (ncludng
storage, handling, and forsarling) 0 IS
W. ass Na@ - 81, lEl .s.;S 4. .u,.
from Swansons Landing, nj which place We
have large and commodies Warehouse. Cot
ton Sheds, good and snb,antisl Wharf, and
every facility for forwarding Cotton and freights
with dispatch
If goods are not taken away from the Depot
within thirty days. charges viii be made for
storage from The tiue such goods were received
Vt sach Depot.
No goods Nii be delivered until ali charges
arc paid.
CHARLES r, HYNSON'
Geaer@ Superintendent.
MARSHALL, NOV. /. 1850 NJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15
r. l.. TRiCkEY,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWEleR,

(One Door BeIo,r 7apo,s Drug Aore,)
JEFFERSON, TEXAS,
L EEPS constantly an assortmon, of fine
N Watches and Jcwelry Tor Ladies and Gen
'lemen. Silver Spoons, spcctaclcs &c. All
articles warranted
ny Chronometer, Duplex, Lever and ITor-
zontal Watches repaired and warranted "a
March l6, 1861. n26if
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

~ neDsrs. Noble. Of Home, Georgia,
huVo onGun ocontsact 70 make ritlcd can.
- ~ - commenced two batteries
e ~ Eeopes. 4 gentleman Of Tilton,
e. no contract for manufac,u.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

make the most approved stitch that human ,ps,,.,
has ever invented. Il being the most un,fosmsl, Nv
sane both sides Of the fabric and thcr, il ~ \,
ger room for cayii, ~ ninct~nths OF the Ciothir. ~
Shoes sold in New Orleans Ia made on th~ss ms.Y.s
and they src used in preference n all oihcn NJ,
fair trial, in the largest aud meat fashionable ~
making establishments in New Orleans.
They are nsed at all the large Hot~ls h. New (),,.
and at the priespal Boarding Houses also, BY ~.
portion OF the Taors and Shoemaker, and ia ~
drrds Of private families, and have given anivsr,,i
satisfaction.
The public will bear In mind that Singer. NaeAt,.
sold upon trial II desired with any and iii ~
er machines and in the trials that have been ~. !.
this city In nineteen out Of twenty they -
been kept and the other returned.
The price Of Singers Sewing Machines has hess
GREATLY REDUCED.
and the best Machine II only 400. and the tsA,s
from six to twelve dollars with cover aud lock n;
WALTER BENNETT. Aoxxr.
III Canal St, New Orlsssa
April 7, les.
SOUTH " ESTFR\ ROCK STORE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

~ Charlotte IN. c. Bulletin informs
- jot two cnterprising citizens Of tina,
boWn no making arrangements for the
sgen Of Powder Mills in the neigh.
nt 1 a that place.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

The Hon. John q. Breckenridge has
just closed list Of appointments for
canvassing Kentucky, and is making
hcrculcan efforts to ensure her CORPORA.
ton with the Southern Confcdcracy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

~ G1dtatssg Democrat says that a
lvalteut 1Gpsblican Of Pierpoint Gu, "a
- - 70 svoid being called in the
oloto militia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

Owing to Abe unprecedented scarcity OF lot
age through this section Of country. and the high
prices therefor. the Proprletors Of this Lane
deem i, absolutely essential Ito protect their own
az well NJ the interest Of the Government, in
the Posi- Office Department., TO raise the price
of C.rp on This line
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

ErsKcrs ~ THE Volunteering has
had \ sad effect on many poor families
IN the ci'y--,her homes being broken
up aud the children left adri!t. Mum.
bcrs Of these little creatures arc coming
10 tho News Boys Lodging House -
Nem York Times.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

III ladiss Of Virginia propose to cut
~ their IsdiaFnbbcf piano covers 10
ulaks blankets for tho soldiers, to be
aprsad On the ground for them 10 rest
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

Tho Charleston Courier copies the Eve.
ming Posts story Of the killed at Fort
Aoultrie. and says: Every plausibly ar.
swe1 --h"s frlre 'Thavr was ~ ygs
kflted.r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15
CHARLES OECKENTs.
Fashionable Boot and Shoe ma X &

tS,uth invest corner OF the public Square,
X EEPS constantly on hand large assortment
N Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's boots and shoes,
his own manufacture ; also . good supply Of
sole and upper leather for sale.
From bis long experience and Close attention
to the business he hopes to have continuance
Of that patronage heretofore 10 literally bestow-
ed on him. All orders promptly attended TO-,
and work warranted.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15
HOME MADE FURNITURE.

HOME MADE FURNITURE.
Shop, North Of the Court House.
MARSHALL, TEXAS.
fI'iiE undersigned would respectfully inform
/ the citizens Of Marshall and the surrounding
country that he continues to carry on the
CABINET BUSINESS.
q, bis old stand North Of the Courthouse Tie
is prepared 10 execute all work in his line in
superior style, and at fair prices. Wardrobes
Secretaries, Desks. SAFES. Wash stands Bed.
steads, and other furniture will be kept on hand
or made II, short notice. His work is well
known. and he confidently asks Tor liberal
share Of patronage.
+. LUDOLPU.
Feb, ls 1860 n22-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15
FOREST TRI-WEEkLY
MAIL STA q T. LINE

FROM MARSHALL. TO JEFFERSON, pAlN"hh'
FIELD, MOUNT PLEASANT. AMP ChARks'
VILE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15
y. LOUIS 2ox21
NEW ORLEANS

Og HALL l. CO., PRcrxrEroas.
This HorxI, specially adaped fcr families, ha'
lust been reopened for the SEASON. after being
thoroughly renovated, and those wishing the best
Accommodations in quiet, rrtircd part Of the city
will find everything there conducive to their CON
for, and enjoyment
DEC % go. nlA;6t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

xasslArD n cEAms.

1WB &A0O - U0Ass
n -. ). I. vsrsAsaa. ~ sosTs cAs"s'SA
a sf4 N.Y.
q. vsIs h - spsssAss u tsseeartsIsed skies.
m, - = ~ fss~as, iAat ssusud nssrtc.
A. - - hasvesls sdornlns each plain.
f>1aps ss1ue1as1 ~. ~ tssasiss ere vain
nae,6sa. Iussi&el. ~ tarsly i~tssyed.
On -. = ~ - -raee II synaay laid.
ASaer1uhel ~ nt,sea b<Acld thy disgrace.
acknowledgement . vas Northern race
wAsss - h ~ spirit. heroic, which gave
N ssssssy ~ siosy Thy warriors grave.
WnjrA sAaaisssd On Mexieo'r blood water held,
Al tsasAa every foenas % ~ or TO yield
TAas spsn ssiN lives Ia the heart n the South
Al ftua ~ green borders ro'ce has gonc forth
CaamanAns ssv freemen 10 arm for he strife
An1 battis ~ liberty, hennr. and life J
Thsa wslcSus ~ clsyion's far pcnling sound
Al vus-coasnes neigh. - be trsmples the ground
And keen h. the weapon each soatlisruor draws,
while efeadine this rain. her rights and her laws
Eudsnaes y wsary--our wrongs cry aloud
W ~ ssraseers 70 fear. ye fanatic crowd.
ysas lan's and yous 'hseass -ike w dc-pisc,
Yosr Htamph Ia short--io, the soath doth arise !
Ays. ~ In hsr Strength like the sun IN his pride
Ar Isvsly. like hun, in her grandeur abide.
UsfctasrsA BY Unions Union Of shame,
Wiki dyaiaed her Of wealth, and despoiled her o
fame.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-06-15

NEW ONItAN0,
p.u. uII.pRErH 4 CO.. Psoratfoss.
rrAvlNG recently bestowed mach pains and
III csmne.c in thoroughly ovclaukd the 81.
CuAuss Horn, to which were sdkjrd '.st yeaf
eyevpj mites Of apartments suited for hnil'ss'
- Will a additional sleeping apartments 'of
single gentlemen, the proprictors are now pre-
percd 70 give increased accommodations 70 their
numerous friends and patrons, and take this op-
portunity Of returning their thanks to the citizens
Of Texas for the liberal patronage they have ~
cciye, from that State, during the past year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

WIZARDS HUTEL.-Mrs Capt Smead and
child, USA; Miss Eye, Miss Dickson J Dickson,
Pa, Mrs Campbell and son, Va; Miss Kingsbury,
ito; w Williams, USA; o c Deke, IN; NJ
Barlnger, GREY. USA; G Howall, Md; ID
Wells, ID Carson, pa; A n Collins, Mass; 6 T.
Law, Ritrhie. w II Bower and daughter
Va J l. III FOgg, lady and son, Sc; Miss l. +
Barrett, Va u r Mcclellan, Ga; Rev w a John.
srn, N.Y. n SOllman, n J Wilson, Md; A X
HARDWOOD, CSS; g Chestnut, Ill; A w II Crane
nv; II Hutchinson, Wis; DIR : Magruder
! sA; E SniIh, w King, Ny; Capt Z ellis
IsAI NJ Hancock, Ky; w Ii Shaw and lady
NY b st-arns, sc; Major Brewster, USA.
WASHINGTON HOUSE-F Mason, II b Ban.
na7, u ach, McLehorne, X NJ Hodges Pa; 6
Thorndtke, Me: w Stewart, NY; Ballantine
A Wilson, Ind; L Anderson, nd; r Brown
% Hodges, Va; A James, Mich; w Jones
BROWNS HOThL.-G A SHINES, r Cor.
YES, II "a anti, w Tist, X ID Owens JS VIII
son, II Vickory, Md; ID Barrel, Snow, A
Harms Va: DR. i DeCastro, La; ] A Ford and
o. lighter, Pa ID ID Saunders, w G Mebane
Tenn.
kiRKwOoD HOUSE, Whitock, NY; 7
ID Towstoer, III; w Ford, II Dixon w G
SP oston, ID Hard, Md; C c Hill, Tenn; w NJ
sinssly, Warthman, K Morris, w Moran, Pa
NATION II. HOTEL &c ID Young, J Il Hold
Ses, Va q L Merrill, Mass; X 5 Holt, l. l. Hyat
Mlss; i ambdIn, sid; + WellmO and fam IA
VI Looner, w Guerra, Remer, La.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24
GAS FITTING, &c.

M GAS FIXTURES.
w II Have IN store, and are dnI receiving, GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Desi sns
snd Finish, superior in style to anything beretOsr
otered IN this market. We invite citizens general
" 10 call and examine our stock Of Gas aud Water
fixtures, teeIng confident that wo have the host
selectod stock ia Washington.
AL Work IN the above line intrusteI 20 our care
Will be promptly attended TO,
MYERS & Mo6HAN.
mArh-0 AVG ID street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

u The city council Of Lynchbdrg has appro-
priated $1,000 10 each military company of ore
Hundred men organized in that city for active
State service.
u The military boys of Lynchburg, Va, who
are going 10 war, are having their photographs
taken to leave as mementocs with the loved ones
at home.
IT, The late terrible inundations in Holland
have reduced 6O,Coo people to the depths of
poverty
III The New York Post says that slavers are
now fitting out at that port
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24
JOY EFF 1 GhE s sSB t 4EP s sgEEERNs
APHLY TIE HEMEDY
..,o,,." 49,

EEy0ECE IN HEELTH.
ETiepd, 40 you suffer- Are ycu the victim Of spy
81 hose numerous ailments which srIse from I'M
purity OF the bloodf Whstsre they, do ron stk
Rather ask, what are they noti The blood Is The
s2rrcc OF lie tld health, and 10 the tTst slemert
81 our being 70 resp"nd 70 Any cause which Affects
the systom 2, the fuirs lnslltly At,es:s rho ever
subtle Sprpiula, the sS0niItp: RLeamstsm, Ner-
tous Debility, bys,epsis, Liver Comp lslnt with is
kortor and csloctlon, apd the nuJnhcr.ess lila thai
pesh 10 heir 70, dpftso tha1r htdeouB orrn from sic
l.ood, Deal Hpdiy then and Eer;r with the hlood,
Uss the vltslfinS RESOURCES OF nature for n, aid,
and suter ps &c commend ~ ycur con6depce and
use that tviy vblgable med!oaIQeal known az
INpnr ykd hEi Il fc2f Dffcocrron.
With rossJd 10 this almost infa.liblo r,sc,ss
PCfulhr sentiment has seofau in deoldeG term.
And the evidences Of this Erest efficacy are eHe-
mlned by constant ayovsls Of curative efects and
remedics and the best medical skill haye tsiled.
Let-us say, In conclusion. that cSftikcatee
cures are not sought from the Ili.erate and sup-r
tcisl, but they are volunteered from The most re-
slcctable SOURCES and justify the hIsheUt terms ia
vhios n 10 possible TO commend so valuable q
erecihc 70 public spprovtl. We may sdd slso THAI
the curative properties Of the medicine arc es IasJ
only bJ ne restorative e6ecte, the system recover
Ina from disease With renewed copstitutonal yifor
For sale by ell respectsble Rryss ists ia this
city, ard by the proFTlctcr. MRS Nj. cox,
None genuine unless her name 10 blown ON d,
botte and her seal on the oork
RPmSs : per e8ttis, az 5cttIss for o.
esorse.Svp, e. e., &hoi:.cI h ss1i f. ps5sS .s
the, and viii supply the trade st my pnces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

By tho use OF these Pills the periodic attacks OF
Nervous Sick Headache may be prevented; and
If taken a. the commencement OF an attack imme-
date relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
Thoy seldom fail In removing the Nausea and
Hsndaehs to which females arc subject.
They aot gently upon the bowels,-TeA1ovIng Co.'S
tirsrsss
For Literary Men. Students. Delicate Females,
and all persons of ssdeHtary habits, thei are val
liable as Lazafire, improving the appeAits, giving
tone and cisor to the digestive orEana, and 70
storing the natural elasticity and strcns tn Of the
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted expes iments,
having been In use many years, during whAch time
they have prevented and relieved vast ANA unit Of
pain and suffering from Headache, whether origi
mating in the nerUons system or from dennged
state of tho stomach.
They entirely vegetable In their compost ION,
and msy be taken at all times with perfect sai city
without making any change of diet, and hs nb
ssnes OF any d,ag,esabls taste renders IL easy 10
aduinistg hs1n TO children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine have Eve signatures Of Henry G.
Spalding on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medi-
cines.
A BOX will be sent BY mail prepaid on reoeipso
the
PRICE, 2s CENTS.
| AL orders shoxid be addressed to
HENRY C.. sPALDIN8.
a. CEDAR STREET, NEW YoRk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

Z SNYDER,
L.. PLUTBER AND Gas FTTTER.
X as removed 10 the corner of Twelfth and r sts
He Is prepared to introduce WATER and Gas upon
satisfaction.
he has on kSnd q lot OF COOKING and other
wishes to get rid of them. no II