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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-31

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 81.
The Legislature yesterday almost I'M
animously adopted the Virginia r%esolu-
tions, so construed as to require the fed
eral government to protect slavery in all
the territories now held, or hereafter to
be acquired south of SO 80, and to qua
rantee the right of transit of slaves thro'
the free States.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-31

ANLLoION UuLI' -O'
The Senate adopted a resolution to-
day, authorizing the Governor to send
volunteers to the assistance of Florida, if
needed. The number of men is unlimited
The steamer Columbia went ashore on
Sullivan's Islanc beach yesterday morn
ing, while going out. The weather has
been tempestuous for a week past.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-31

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 26.
The Convention will adjourn on Tues
day till the 4th of March.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-31

The vote on the ordinance of secession
was taken this morning, which resulted
Yeas 113. Nays IL.
The Convention was adjourned to New
Orleans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-31
o6ies corner Of Main md Flrsi Siresf.

press passed here at II 80 P.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17
To Correspondents.

We will be pleased to receive con-
tributions from our friends. in and
around Shreveport. An occasional
article from our planters, relative to
the crops, will be very acceptable
In fact, we desire correspondence
from every section of the States.
Personal articles will not be pub
lished, either as communications or
advertisements.
Those friendly to our undertakings
who may hear Of any local, or other
items, that viii prove of interest to
our readers, will favor us by handing
in the same at the Office of the News.
In writing, be brief and concise,
bearing in mind, that lengthy COM
,nunications are seldom appreciated
by newspaper readers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17
MIRDER WILL GIT!

Saturday morning while vending
our way through the street, our at
tention was directed to 'somcthing'
going on on the Levee, on the oppo-
SITE side OF the river stood several
persons, who shouted to others at the
top OF thoir voices, .: There he goes.
don't you see?" With that, persons
on this side of the river, rushed past
Us at "A terrible rate They were
mounted or swift horses. and followed
by four or five hounds. who. whenever
the horn sounded, would respond to
the sound, i'll tones anything but
pleasant 30 the hject pursued Our
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17

We arespainsd TO have to record
the suspension of that spicy sheet the
Sugar Planter. Our friend Henry j
Hyams, the editor, says:
We received on Thursday, from
Messrs. Thos. II. Shields & Co., of
New Orleans, nine 9uircs Of paper
this size, for which we paid ttrclre
dollars! besides, those gentlemen in
form us that we cannot get any more
even at that price. Thus necessity
compels us to do that which we are
unwilling to do Of olr own accord.
We. hope the editor may be sue
cessful in his efforts to get a situation
to s'milk ducks!' or any other hon
orable "sit."
For the information of our readers
We will inform them that the size al
luded to, is the same as ours, l2x1S,
therefore, paper 24x36 (the average
dimensions of full grown weekly pa
pers through ghout the country y is worth
per single ream, s53.33!B This is
outrageous. Talk about salt at $40
What says Oar contemporary of the
Paris (Texas) Press2 Somewhat
higher than $50 eh? t'Would rather
sell than buy" Don't blame you for
your sentiments.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17
Special Tor the Semi-N c-llly News.
Letter from the CaddO Rifles,
NORFOLK, VA. hcc. ,, 1863.

Doo, \crx. Brinu drean;iv en-
,.o1,,.s IN ,b. 4un,i~ut;ons If on. Of
,-:,,'; l,.;,,,r,s and with I'm,
,.,.,, 1,.,.,
iIt'1"i P'oSI'c'' 81 '','''''' ms W. " -
town on account Of III" snow that Is
80 softly .stappin" at my wind Nv
1at,;ce.' orono,c "uiiinc a G.w lines
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17

While a couple Of our citizens were
hunting for some Of tie small feath-
cred tribe on Silver lake, last Sunday,
they caught a runaway negro, who
was comfortably fixed in cave,
reading the bible. lie was secured,
brought to the city and handed over
to the authorizes.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17

Tie Mansfield stage came in con-
tact with tree ou Saturday, tearing
off the entire top and up>etting.-
There were no passengers in the
coach. at the time Of the accident, we
believe. Our friend Kelly, the driver,
might have been seen limping about
town on Sunday. II arose from one
OF the reins getting broke, and soaring
the horses.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17

ENOR SALE-Thc Newspaper ana Job
II Material, books, and outstanding debts
OF this Office. Reasons for selling given Oh
application, il desired. To person who
viii continue the publication of the paper,
a bargain will be offered. The materials
are new. and there is sufficient stock of pa
per on hand to last six or oglit months. -
Address the proprietor. dPOtt
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17

The Memphis Appeal, one of the
bdst exchanges we receive, was the
first paper in the Coniederacy that
published I.incoln's Message, havin;
sent two special messengers to CoiuIn-
bus and New Madrid, TO obtain it
That Journal deserves much credit fol
endeavoring to place before its read
crs the latest intelligence. regardless
Of expense, and We 10 not wonder at
the editors complaining that ns credit
is given that paper tor the same, bus
journals in which the message hy
since appeared.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17

no req Natl!t-HeilS, upon "ni.u, ny
deeds of valor' 10 compensate Uncle
jeff" for his dali larious and GONE
occasional" alarms: hut 1T is not our
fault, for we have ever been eager for
the FRAY. And while waiting for it,
the company has discharged the very
irks duty Of permanent camp
with brcomin" forti,ude-
The Rifles are now cncampetl with
the regiment camp \inrcn5- The
camp Is named after ouc Colonel, who
is an excellent olIiceI--Hhich l. still
ot. Hampton t.ra,ts coast, whrrri it i;ts
been all Summer. watchin " iAc move
,ncutss OF the Yankees on the other
side Of the water I'h. hcaltl, Of the
company il, verv good, though the
second sad lose ilnS occurred. N'in.-
Paine, from Bos,icr parish, died on
the l7th Novclnbor Tie was a good
citizen, and a. Il soldier and crmpan-
ION il8 comrades all loved NM in'o
.truIy sympathlze with his relations
and friends III their loss
In a t"w days W" will 10" SnN@iy
cnsc"nce'' III winter quarters which.
viii he made after The mode OF" few
ioS-covercd pens--"nd "lIi be n.
co'atortahie - OH" OF Your city N'N-
story best. Most OF tn" c"nnnan"%
around Norfolk are IN thr" quarters
Everything seems TO ne prep"rnG:of
winter he campaign 'ha; has been
50 efficiently sustained by Ernr!'ei
Elovd's command in die NIGUntains;~
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17

We learn that the l.arkin Edwards
is now lying at Camptc. The river
is so low that she could not make the
contemplated trip to this place; her
crew has been discharged, and all
hopes Of soon reaching fhis place
given up for the present.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17
COMMISSIONERS OF PEACE.

BY telegraph we are informed that
Mr.. Salisbury, of Delaware, offered
preamble and resolution ih the
Senate of the United States, relative
to the affairs of the country. The
resolution proposes that Commission
ers be appointed on the part of Con
eress to confer with a like numhe,
from the Confederate States, for TIE
orescrrotion Of the Union. The reso-
luton was laid over, informally.
We are decidedly in favor Of peace ;
but the terms proposed by the member
from Delaware, We opinc, viii never
be accepted by our people. It would
be one of the most ridiculous things,
and would figure most disgracetuiiy
in history. The gentleman must
surely have but poor conception of
the people of the South, to imagine
for moment, that they would conde-
scend to give the absurd proposition
Il hearing, or hail its originator rs 4
friend TO the South,
No, Sirs, we do most ma-nanimou>lv V
reject any such offers Nothing be
yond Il rcroguitinn OF the ton1rderacy
viii meet with favor from uS. That
we are to be thrown of ON guard
by any such simple efforts, is Il mis-
taken idea The spirit OF the South
ern people has been aroused: they
have ~houldcred the muSket and lett
their tire-sides with the determination
of defending a Southern Repuh!ic,and
they Will do it TO the last mau--wc
NAV add. TO the last woman, for tllev
too, il needs bc,wili follow in the foot
steps of the men. This is the spirit
they have to contend againSt and
they need not foster the hope that after
all the trouble and expense we haze
been put to, we viii quietly lay down
our arms and cheerfullv grasp their
extended hands in friendship, with
the, CRY OF Union; We couldn't fnd
it IN our hearts to act so .deceitt1lv.
We hate them in our souls t." much
Not Il man II the South i< there. who
did not at one tim. cherish :, ierline
tor the Union hrvouL description
but when our ri-h., were con,rmptu-
ously 1rma.uled upou in that Union
It became =. c0lnl.Act mos; hatcd tc
us; and never agail, we Ga"" predict
will exist the Union, as of old II,
feelings and and sentiments Of tn.
Northern and Southern people a.c
too much at variance with each Other
to be united as one people; and it is
but natural that they should form two
distinct Governments. Time ha.
proven this, and it calnot be other.
wise.
Our Northern 1iicndS had better
therefore, eject from their minds tn,
delusivc hope of Srr;u~ the Inio.
preserved. # j. selVrred, and the
only way for thcsn to preserve H.. oI
correctly Speaking. rrst,a'r it 10 il.
former position, j. to TO what thcy
| prOpOSeu --.- to " hin lis an,.. into i :
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17
TUESDAY. DECEMBER ", 1861.
Single Copies, 10 Cents.
--2------------
See Every Page.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

D. H. R.-You may continue. l. wiz be
TO your interest to cndeavur 10 10 things
correctly; therefore, try to P'@nrtuate, az
makes perfect.
J. II. L.-Your promise We have II tent
recollection of, and think il has not been full
filed.
Prot. w. S. D.-Thanlls for your atten-
,iou. Money received per bearer.
s. Mas the subject alluded to is of a
personal character. and not concerning us,
YOU had better seek counsel from an attorney
G. J. c. P.-Thirty would cost you $50.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17

Gen. Sterling Price has issued a
prociamtion to the people of central
and northern Missouri, in which he
calls for. $4,000. He is not to be su-
perseded, as report had it.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17
AGENTS.:

Mr.. JOHN w. TABER, is our au-
tlorized agent in Natchitoches.
Mr.. d. ID. O'BEIEN, No. ., En-
change Place, New Orleans, is oHr
suthorized Agent for that city.
AIr. II. c. CLARKE, Bookseller, is
our authorized agent for Ficl>sburg
and Natchez.
Mr.. J. II. LoFToN, is our agent
st Belley11e, BOSsirr Parrish
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17

Job Work must be paid Cor On de
livery.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17

DoSt,naxter. can act as \ gents. ~
retain 30 cents from the amount 1
forwarded, to1. every yearly Sub-
scribe1'.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-17

See notice Of guupowder for sale.
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DE-. JOlrNsoN's REMEDY FOR oRGANI.
THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
PATRONAG
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LADIES, ond GENTLEMEN
III all parts of the ORD testify to the efficacy OF
PROP. Oh WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
praise. A few testimonials only can be here given
Iou to doubt.
HWALL STREET, NEW YoR., Dec. %. 1883.
Saen Ieoelyed1 Saying that you had heaId that
ss$ s esRsfs$ q m T s e i t5s
! nna 40 !. objection to siveit.
hnIr sntnTs, AID iRoiined 10 carl sons Ave q" Or
on the orcEn OF N, head TO lose it's feasibility and
iandtna 70 torn upon it, Each Of these disas rec
aolltles lnoIoaeed with tIme and abOut months
sInce fourth was added 10 them, by hair f.iins
on the top OF my head and threatening to make me
In his q5DpIi.sa5t sredIs.men vas induced to
ton that gray hair could evsr be restored To- its
ofls,hs color except from DYES. WAS, however,
yes only, tlst not only was the falling of estei
Dot z Color was restored to the gray hairs and
my hesd. vsry much to the srstcsticn o Of mI
wife, at whose solicitation was ind iced to try IL
ho stronsy @ al Hnst.n SSs who TO
sano 5ae Gg Of their wives to profit By my
Vsry r Se1 growing Esay or ssttI1 bad
To Wood c Co, az Bro s a.y yfNS \. y.
NJ famiT are abseat from tho oIty, and Am no
onEer ct No. III Carol Piaoe.
SIAMsToN, Ais, July -, 1852
To PROF. % ]. WOOD: Uedr Sir-Your Hair
k"BtoI.hve" has done my hair much God a. noe
4 commenced the use of 1t, that wish to make
Known TO tho public Ofts eff cots on.he hair WHOM
sTe great. 4 man or woman nnJ benearly deprived
OF hal and by resort to your air yej,
tle haIr Will return more beautiful than ever: at
least thls IL MY experience. Believe 1t all
RsYou osa publish the above II you lfEs b,
Pubnahlng In our Southern papers Jou will get
more patronage South. see several of your Ger
thoates in the Mobile Mercury, q strong Southern
Saper. w ri. kTsTny
W0CD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE
PRo7.O J. WOOD: Deer SIR: Having had the
Tefortunc to lose the best portion of my hair from
We eneets OF the yellow fevor, IN view Orleans in
1851. WIS induced TO make trial of your prensra
tlon; and found 1t TO answer rs tile very thinv
noehet. My hair Ia now thick aud glossy, and no
yorus can express ny obligations 10 you In giving
70 me aIhicted such treasure FINLEY JOHSsnN
The Restorative ia put up In bottles of three al
VIE Isrse, medium and small; the small hold half
pint and Fetais Tor ono dollar per bottle; the me
dirm holds ct least 20 per cent more in proportion
tpsp the small retsils for two dollars Dor bott q
,e ie.ss notds u.rs, 20 per cent moro proper
U. !, WOOD d Co, Proprietors, 4A4 Broad
Msy' New York, and Ia Market street, 81. Louis
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". u. WILKES.
Rr,noLDsBuRe, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio.J
INnnArn


From tbs Examiner, Norfolk, Ia,
>. CePAalio Pills accomplish the object for which
IheJ were made, VIZ; euro Of headache In ali its
FIors hs Ez@.nisev, Rorfolk, Us.
TheJ haye besn testsd IN moro than q thousand
cases, With entire suososs
FSorr fks Democrat, ST. CycxS, Finz,
iyOu arc, or bave been troubled " ith the head
sche, send for box, fCophslio PfS SO th,t Tou
may haVe tloin In case OF nI'.attack.
From iAs Wsstsys r. r. Gazs.t.. Csieaso. Ill.,
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Ec,n the Soufhsy1 PalA FfHGs,, Ness Oyl.az, r.
, Try them you that are afflicted and we are AIRS
Esq can DO addsd to the alrsady
other medicine can produce. -
FTons ths Gnsate, Dsrmyort, Io.ys,
MI. Spaldins would rot connect hi. n,rns With
III artio:e ne ala not kHOtS to possess real merit
From ths Aduntise,, Pyocsasnes, RI
The Cephalic Pills are said TO DO . rem.rk.hI,
onectve remedy for the headache, and ono of HE
ges' pest b io1 TINT very frequent complaint which
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ImeRf9 demand for tho article (Csphalis
Eor. "a. Ks.a.ta VALLEY s.a,. Ksna~hs. Va.
neaFe sure that persons gufTorins with tn basd
zone VINO Try them' Will stick to tiom.
FIon the Advertiser, P,opid,ue.. RI
The tsstlmorv In their favor is strong. from thu
mostfeepeetao o quarters. INV
From the Daily Nsos, NsppO,t. RI
Cephalio Pills are taking the place of ali t,pd.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston. MAJ,
Said 10 ne very efhcacIous for the headache.
Fon hs Commercial, Cise,nnati, Ohio.
suffering humanity can now be relieved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-08

By the uee of these Pills the periodic attacks o
NsrvoHs OF Sick Rsndoehs may DO prevented; and
II taken a. the commencement of an attack imme-
date relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Naxsea and
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For Literary Mes, Students, Delicate Females,
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The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
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they have prevented and relieved vast amount OF
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They are entirely vegetable IN their composition.
and maJ be taken 81 al times With perfect s.fet,
without making any change OF diet, and the at
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sfmiHiss" them TO ehiidrsH.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry c.
Spaldins on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and al other Dealers in Medi-
oines.
A Box will be sent by msn Prepsid on receipto
the
PRICE, 2s CENTS,
AL orders shoald be addressed to
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- CEDAR STREET, NEw YoRK.
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READER,
ERusE raf fSSsi.f and then Judge

ABRAM COLE, Of BROOKLYN, N. Y, we'll
known citizen there, had suffered from Dyspeps,a
Tor some years, without permanent relief untal he
TIED AYERS PILLS, which taken according 20
the directlons for tins oonpsint, restored aim to
month he has had 10 return Of his comp amt
GEO. w. CROSS, Of Harmony, Texas, hsd an
eIupuon on his neck, shoulders, baok and ler
which covered about one third of his body IL keef
the parts affected covered with a soab, and benz
AND DIST easing Ii so much impaired hIs health A
70 unit hlmi or business and kept him in constant
AYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT shkSx.
fARiLLA, which CURED him. His skin still show.
some scars from the uloerston, bat Il is othervi.e
.!QHN n SHOOK, ESQ a. eminent LAWYER of
niohmond, Va. took Q onld which seeded on his
iangA A severe PAIN set in on the ieft side WITH
Daa cough, which wa soon followed BY the unmIs-
nkAble symptoms OF consumption, When reduoed
~ ~ pE C,kAL, yhloh soon stopped the cough
P.sPsisd Gy DR.. J. G. AVER CO.. Lowell.
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III Loyal Americans, now in Paris, have sub
scfoed upward Of IS 100 francs for the support Of
our Government in the war.
III There are one thousand five hundred chiffo-
niers or rag-pickers in Paris, and they about
q franc day only.
III Passports for Dutch and French travellers
now reciprocity abolished.
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FRRNou ! MILITARY 1t !. RI e BOOKS:

MILITARY BOOKS
y RENCH q RICHsTIEfs have just reoeived ,
iSfse ana complex Assortment of Mllita nv Books
per cent. below the regular retail prioes,-in.
A new edition of Hardee's Infantry !. nd Ria.
Taotios, complete, Sl25 enu "ins
f9rees Volunteers Manual, Q vols, a.
AIe",s Compendium of Hsrdee's Tactic. soc b.
gross. Military suTgery,75c
MMslann,s Field fortlhoation and Outpost, each rs
hsrdee's Tactics, cheap edition, $50 "
The Soldiers Guide, q complete mammal And
driR book for the use of the Volunteer N,i,t;s NJ
the Home Guard $50 -'Aiii''e az"
The Hand Book for the U. 9. Soldier. beinr !.
nfst LOOK Of instruction to the U. .. infantry tsee
ct hl.e. NiIit:Iy Maps, Msp of the Seat of War.
s .ass} Rsdgss and Medals Of every description.
FRENCH 6 KfCHSfEIN. =
~ 21e Pennsylyauia ayeuue.
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THE EVENING STAR.
WayIfkr Wit


-Lincoln's degree Of LII D given by Colum'
biz College, NAV not only mean Doctor OF Laws,
but In indicate that bis Cffice IL to Lick Letchef
and Davis into obedience To th,n
The Washing ton Star says the ladi &c are niue b
pleased with the Scotch regiment. ana Ike the
Highl'nd dress. which shows tue line Gaelic
limbs 10 snch advantage that they are eager to SEA
srl they can Of them Well, well Star, stop there.
Boston Post
w v is General Scott like the Straight of
Constr ntinopls ,-Besause he IL the Boss for
w bat Baltimore will not soon recover from
The mark Of Kane
thief Amusement of the Southern Army
Mnsque balls
Gov wise's Motto-Discuss on Is the better
part 81 valor
The Best Envelope for the Rebels.-A
winding sheet.
What the Baltimore Secessionists would do
II they Dared.-Suspead the Northern Banks"
Military Nursery Rhyme Dedicated to
bfigsdier General Price j
Who comes here
A Brigadier.
What do you want
A battery here.
Where's your tactcs9
forgot.
Get you gone,
You worse than sot.
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=, FRENCH q RlCHsrEIN

II FRENCH a RlCHsTEIN
-, Jsst received fresh supply Of Note Pa
veiepes 20 match also. flag Paper Of ali kinds,
VIZ sna with9nt Mosoes; Envelopes On match.
A,iArss assertmest Of 81 tioners. :
.IsT ~ S,k fassss Ieoeissd daily; Papers fto,u
FRENCH 4 RIoHsTEIN.
Heo AIS Penn. Auenue.
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A, these Testimonials mere unsolicited bv
ny SPALDING, they Gford usguestton.
able proof of the efFcacv ofth1s
tTrfy SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
MAsoNyILLR, Conn.,, Feb. 5, 1851.
NR. sPtLP1gs-Slr: have tried your CephalIo
Pills, and I !iEs thenr SO well that want you to
Part Of these aSe for tfs mel shbors, to whom
ssye few out Of the first box got from you.
Your Ob's servant, JAMES KENNEDY.
HivxREoSp, Pa, Feb. s, 1881.
r'ssi d.afs5 5n'at row fk.4s 49, '' ''''''N
MANY ANN siolKHousE.
A 'N' jl hSsI'n Is. iSii. Co.. Ps''S
n, C. SrALnIUs-Slr: You will rIes.e sepd m.
ssS 6asSs CT your ccFhso Pills ssrd them i'm
. 5a4H r. ssr }N No; P sm .s E.
BxIL- vEsroN, Ohio, jan Is, 1857,
HENRY Q SrsLpINs, EsS.: Please find inoioss3
ESf R PIX sHd aI me nISths e. boz
fiHs BsSe esc7 trisi. ''' ''''
Di-cat a. SLOWER, PM,
Belle vernon, WyandOt 90, o.
BEVERLY. Mass, Dec. II, lasn,
HI 2: StALDIFs, Ess,: ! wish for some circulars
od Iafse SHOW hlHsIt0 bTIHs your Cephalic Pills
nave Of the KIND PLEASE cSnd to me u you
sick Headlights Iusuay lasting i've ds 40 severe
ss-ed Of attack 4. ore hoRr tV Won, PiIL, wbicS
| sent her ''' "NioH
Respectfully yours, w.B. WILKES.
Er,noLDsBURe, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio,l
January 8, 1861.
HtHRy G. SrALDrre. No. % Cedar street, New
dois-Dear Sir: Inc Osed find twenty fve cents
25,) for which seud box of I" CephaiIo PiIs3
SEND 20 ADDRESS OF Row. VIM. C. Filler, Reynoids
bug, Franklin comfy, Ohio IVY LIVING
Year Ptl!5 .sorE His eEaTs1-cErs Hsadask.
sIsEcst fHStGat.r, ''''
Truly yours, WIN c. FILLER
fPsLArTI, !ch.. Jan, IA, 1851,
ms; SfAIDING-Sir Not long since sent to Won
or box 81 CerhaIc PILE Tor the cure of the NeT-
yous hea1 achc-and Costiveaoss, and received ths
dtced TO ssrd for mora "
Please send by return mail. Direct To
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