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TIE HOME JOURNAL.

We Etu T7s Home JgYrnai de.Crvediy stands IN
's aat faat Il american Literary Juurnals VITA
tie asr4s0s tefaFr "a commenced the va"e for
isI Tsss" Th1 desire good family paper, ana one
sa o. sfeS once becoming acquainted wtiE they will
ont 10 ta UFuaut. yhaata subscribe At once
'sr fHs Home Journal Terms s~-Fss ore copy, 80,
hr ,Hfre ssptcs Ser cafy FOR three years So
f-a.rAh e.. seven copies. TO- fpr sIub % aftccn
gra. $40 and at that rate far iargef c'pb~sIways
t. sassoes, address,, NORRIS n WILLIS. Editors and
Fmgs.elurs tor Taiion street. New York.
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All unsettled seepasts ~ Mcnshs & DsWea, O9i1
b Ist -its amer sr eefiectI sftss tie 1Ot ~
~ Dsnenher, 1870 We keps ALL psrssss sAsUAg
Themselves indsste1 - vii sssss ~ befsse tAse
tEzs, and rssss md expesee - sheaS 1890.
6eDnSpD 3 D0WHu.
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~ sir5s the Closing 81 F!Tsr nsFlgatioh' e'hsla-
asls 81 business hss been done between this
q, and IT. Joe, with teams The cost Of ffeishtins
s, BY b0rse po"sF, and at ths season Of the year
,..s be shSrmoRsi nevertheless, large amour Of
,ss 1iaas VI sood base been brought To the city In
ga var suring the last few weeks Ansther pfoc; Of
- -ssinz necessity u railroad Communication with
a. gnGtea States.
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r7-os. s!cesaii.are At p'eseli IN ae7rrs'soa Te'S
,,.,ssrssie 70 pe:es'sisas beas covered -sih see.
:, ,sry .llPgsry. ;isassie unpleazsns waking. and
...,es % little care % feep right SIDE Up As the
-, Annually manifest q disposition 70 "seceisp'
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~ TIE aa0w % he taxing the seees,tsa fever
tsgs he sleisalas Continues excellent, and every
~ 81 lortEaats A 70 be possessed Of horse AMI cutter,
e. ne zAere~ttasl to hire the same, are having a
as.y tias ~ patIa pr.nieEs and ether "msshe
. .hga, sn3ug money. credit or 'Flenis, to agpra
r.,s t,as ~ apgr,yaGE4y. Ssgie day, after we've
A an opportunity 10 ty 'ern wen tell you shat I.y
~ ,isJls grex, the best "se.shtHg arrangements
-a-. -
- About n5aa isst Tuesday. We crowd Of boys
a. Lose eaIsay, w-baiins AZ old Indian. The
"a fg.lsg t,sk 1t sI verT good Aum1re1ly Tor 4 while
e ssaH got tired ~ The Eart sa ordered the boya 10
ssst bat The buys liked she apart much better than
"a ne Iaf,gu ant didn't manifest any disposition to
ssrHf apeg aliens Mr. fDiah waved exceeding wroth
81 afs for fkbl--bqys get and he gussgsI al fall
,gaamst aafse N The road Which said horse became
e, sasa frightened aud ran aE5y. ant--thars ait.
ryA Female seminary bBs been heated IN Council
$50 commencing it, FIRST session the 2sl u The
,,s,spt month. TIE fast that M u. Rue Is to be
as Pun ,t is SUM-, sut 10 ensure IT'S success Ara
z.aasi ssaafar sod accomplished teacher Mr. RvE
Be- sa u sny equals Ia the west. and his couees9n
pHa the Seminary FGHeipai. Is aua3 seat guarantee
a 1sc aIgiGs asgshtsTs 70 edaeBte. that in seataa
n-a to the CaqeuI B.aG9 Seminary, they Win 10
.. nd Iagaa ,n aamsateat Aaads. 5rsveak for The
80 sa'ssptse .sss Hmeaznsate with It's merits
.
- We have rerFivrt veyy sptfltsi iIfta aFtele.
a4.- by some at The Glfls " ant tngeracI for pub
.a.ao bataa gp nattr accompanied &c. 80 are obliged
VIE publishing TOR She present bat So soun Is pur
~ uussr1ndeats sban fHra. h with their names,
As,H.'s ~lf be far,assustas d" sgne II the GtrIs''
asaa ag TO writs ami regret that We cannot use
.e .heir communicated tA5s week bBl The rule IS
vaal exception. autpng slt printers that every com.
sa alton 20 attention. Hlst be accompanied
o. .as sasAaEs H4aas.
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IRE .r.ieIs GO The sfs' passes ss-eay'' paper,
.,.Ils4 Warrington City," Is well well r9rth a
.,,sas II IS ons Of the bcss written articles on the
,,,! 9, or esuE.ry thss has ever came ulaer oar
.sss-ra.Ioa.
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rg- saslness has been brisk during The past week;
a. re.t, have been rtronsed with teams, and farm
-. ,en to be bsyiug extensively many q them are
.s,s''--havlag jos, received the money fof their
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~-.s., If s1r susss4fbers who desirs to pay their
.,rs,a., Ia good, are requested to send II in srs-
..T,..fv we are IN ~ant q woos--s deiiaaEen.z
=, !, in. and "pay tsat shaa CREST
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AGENTS voR
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Celebrated Magnolia Whiskey.

VO1VV4 0tVV A q AVRA" w A1S1ASy
INV. n. p--psrea 90 ssrpiy The
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sf~Trr MAGNOLIA il warranted rurs
spirits, 80 EesstHea ~ 10 do away
wtsa tie ilEs srtsss Effects u TIE
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CrEapsrsse Haae nsna,se.arss All Industry.
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SEVEN YEARS.

SEVEN YEARS.
The year. o. unrvaIled success attending the
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
have made household throughout every guar
ter - the country.
Under The sH picss Of this popular institution ever
three hundred housani homes have learned TO apsre
CATCHY beautiful works Of art their walls and
choice literature their tables, the great benefits de-
rived frum becoming subscriber.
Subscriptions now being received in a ratio tn
parallcled with that OF any previous year.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION r
ANY person become member By subscribing three
dafars, for which sum they will receive
lst.-The large and superb steel engraving, 30 IS
inches, entitled
eFALSTAFF MASTERING HIS RECRUITS"
ed.-one COPY, year, of that elegantly Illustrated
magazine,
sd-Four admissions, darins the season. TO
:. The Gallery of Paintings, 5is Broadway, Y. "
In addition to the shove beneas there will be given
10 subscribers. as grstai;ous premiums ever
FIVE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL WORKS OF Art
comprising vaiusbIe paintings. marbles. psrians cut
lines sc, forming truly national bcueat
Thc SurERs EsgRAsING, which every subscriber
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is Of the most beautiful and popular sngFavtngs
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FafstaH receiving in Justice shaIovss Sffice the
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Tae Art Joursal 10 tro well-knewn to the Whole
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The Enxravius Is sen, any part Of The ecuatgy by
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SUBSCRIPTIONS viii se received Until The evening
~ Taursd.y the January 1850, At which time
The hss sill eIese ana the Pfeunis se sIrsn TO sub
sssEAets.
No pe-s1n ID restricted 20 kinsse sus-rripsIon,-
Thse resa,;tns SIS entstied to Ok sseshershsps
Subscriptions from Cslsfsrnis tae CsraaAs. and All
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Per farfaer particulars send ter copy ef the eiecAnt
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50 renis PER number sYecS-ssn npies, hevevsr will
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LUMBER.

LO M Is Elk.
THE UNDERSIGNED. MANU-
L FAcTrRERs Of Lumber; at Roek- .Il,T@
land, tsix miles from Council Blufs,j 3Is1:..-.2
have now on hand large LOT OF, 80
Seasoned Cottonwood Lumber, 2lula3
VI the various sizes and kinds, In for Building and
Fencing. All orders lett at their Yards In Rckand
Council Bluffs, promptly attended 10.
- We call particular attention Of Farmers who
have the products 81 the Farm TO exchange for Lumber
Furfurther particulars, inquire Of J. FOLSOM Coun-
ell Bluffs, At the Mil, Roekland.
JOHN HAWTHORN co.
Roekiaud, March 27-tf
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A srPxRIoR LOT or GLASS AND Prr7Y. JET
w MecIBiLAxb.
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A map of busy life, :.
fluctuations and it's vast concerns
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COUNTY sUPERvgsOKS-HsRsr MEET.
ING OF 1HE B0ARn

geIgv viii be found synopsis Of the proceedings u
he Eosra 81 GoEay Ssserrirs al their ars. meeting
Tie reader viii perceive that iEe 3a.-a have sans "a
work II night god earnest, right up the ascrsers
Affairs Of Paisaxal;4saie czsnty. Tsoua Whit re
have 1sen, 70 fsr, vs shnve Tie rs-aos. opuateace
in tie ia,esrity snf ability Of the Beard aad be-
ieTs them 10 be e1sesy the right men in tae rixs,,
2esi % be esnTinced d tAis TACT the esey need ofv
examine tie proceedings 81 tbs Eoard in refeseae. 70
coaaty eszoess sna esaspa-e the sare WITH TIC 4ont
ax rssnrsr In ~hlca County Judges have dealt win
rzf ofrrers. II ezHnos be wondered IL hereafter
as.lasasn; egEDty sSas are bitterly epssea 10 tie
Supervisor sya.snihe fo'ax ING PROCEEDINGS viii stv
TIA; tey have be- me scttsn 9. tee Board
marked, throughout, hy tie sraa.est rnzai,n.T
the utmost harny u sentiment pre,sfiss, al ever,
member seemed 20 work with eeterusr alton 10
do sas;ainx The late meeting Of the Eoara has fluffy
established fact namely that IN the
Of cos,y Affairs, the Interests Of the people Will here
After receive seine s.ientian:
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COMMERCIAL,

PRRcE-CUKkEyr.
OFFICE or TIE NcxPARrrf.
SATURDAY. Jan. Z, 1851.
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| From the Charleston Courier, Apri9 9

y.
We have already called attention to the notice
which has been given in the British Parliament by
a Mr.. Gregory, of a motion, declaratnry Of the
sense OF the people OF England, that the govern
ment OF the Confederate States should be immedi-
ate acknowledged by the government of Great
| Britain. That motion came up for debate in the
House of Commons on the 10Th inst, and in a very
few days it will be unnecessary for to specuate
on the character of that debate, or of the nature
! OF the action had upon it, the receipt of the
! mails with authentic announcements will disclose
to us the facts aid put all Surmses at rest; but in
| the meantime We feel justified in ALLOWING our
thoughts to run somewhat loose on the subject of
that debate. What will be its results: how far
may we attach confidence to the accounts we re-
ceve of the change taking place in public opinion
III Europe in reference to section of this cOun-
try, and how far may that change be affected and
forwarded by the intelligence of the re-
duction of Fort Sumter; the inactivity
of the United States squadron sent to
reinforce that fort DAT all hazards" The Lincoln
proclamation for $4,000 men to subdue the South;
his proclamation of his intention to blockade all
Southern ports; and the ignominious evacuation
by the tarces Of the United States of the Navy
Yard Of GOspOrt, with the wholesale destruction
of its works, and of ten ships of war, before the
organization even of assailing enemy. What
Europe will think of these acts, and whether or
not they will hasten, think they will, the re-
cognition of Southern independence, very few
mails will disclose to us. To this end public Opt
MON In England appears to US to be fast approach
Ing. private letter of the 5th April, to friend
mere, says "a large portion of the English
people have all turned over to your side, though
to slavery in fact, after giving twenty millions
~ u, our a Colonies must pretend to hate slave
nersusds uu ~ we DO otherwise" And we well
Seisuaueu mat the question of slavery in these
rs In the consideration of present issues
snd ,rh lance OF secondary and minor Importance
and Me in the of
will be found when weighed with nafio ma' G ;ea
rests and commercial Requirements ma 1T
the happiness of mankind SO greatly depend ~ ba
importance. oi no
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soils this morning are at9lZ@02.
From the NeW Orleans Picdyyne, Aprl 26.1
MED ERlM MENIEA

The steamship Tennessee, Capt Forbes from
Vera Cruz the 23d inst, reached her wharf at an
early hour yesterday afternoon having crossed the
bar at o'clock in the morning.
By this arrival we have two weeks later news
from all parts of the country.
MEXICAN POLITICAL NEWS.
VERA CaUz, April o. 1S6l.-The following is a
compendious summary of all the news ofimportance
since my last.
l. There has been another ministerial crisis at
the capital 1t resulted in the resignation of Senior
t ~, and the appointment of Senior Mata Minis
Minister of War
tho oa; phus fever continues to prevail badly at
Nj Mp ..a GOV. Weller late u S Minister and
il Tba Tvs, tne British Charge, are down with
valescent Tt er Is sui in beo but said to be con-
ted in The ,,h lever is believed to have oripina
eu ~ 'ne hi'ny part of the CITY, and H. onanr
ment is too poor to put it IN order anu 'ne govern
D. Miramon's ex-Premier, Diaz bod
temp. 10 escape, but failed to effect II maui al at
A. The Spanish bark Conception hos
clared good prize and condemned. ' 'een de-
D.. There was grand ceremony in manor,
the victims of the Tacubaya massacre on the i1 VI
inst. N Tue Alth
g. Gold mines of fabulous extent are said tn have
been discovered on the lsthmus of Tehuantepec.
.o Z. President Juarez has reduced his salary from
S36, 900 to $4,000.
=, The bark Flash sailed with a valuable cargo of
M, 70 usual export articles, on the 10th inst, for
view FORK, with Mr.. Bahre, crazy millionaire,
passenger. The schooner Star leaves tomorrow
~ ~, New orleans. The schooner Pinta is dSchaF-
es ana VIII leave in few DAYS in ballast for the
oo Ts Oh the ever faithful Isle of Cuba
Al -: oeiegates to Congress continue to pour into
.ue g,y OF mexico, and hopes are entertained that
" VI" Ne''aih'y convene on the 2lst inst, when
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The Americqn, which confined itself to com.
ments on the story of Lot and Abraham, and to
announcements of its own value as an advertis.
ing medium, during the period when advice and
counsel was most needed by the people, has within
thepast few days again begun to discuss our own
political affairs In order to make up for lost
time, 1t has thought it necessary to be unusually
herce and voluble, and unless we are mistaken, it
has now run considerably ahead of the opinions
of even the more rational portion of its own
readers. 1t has devoted itself almost exclusively
to an attack upon the authorities, at whose arbi-
trary proceedings it appears to be greatly ndig-
nant. In The aiffay which occurred be-
tween the people of this city and
the Massachusetts, regiment, the american has not
denied that the authorities acted fairly and
fearlessly, and it assured US, on the morning fol-
lowing the occurrence, that they were ''doing
"heir whole duty to protect the peace of the city !"
But it now intimates that they so sympathized
with the participants in that outbreak, that they
took advantage of the difficulty to shield those
who were engaged in it, and to promote, as far as
they could, the ends which the assaants of the
troops had in view. II says:
The occasion that ought have brought from the au
we most determined and impartial exercise of
III PNe.s against those who the law breakers has
oen eu 10 place the city in position as extraordinary
"s' iepas'Ve to the true sentiment of its people
t; 'Ipu%I 1ntoreak has been made the pretence for
walton of the peace of city have Tor the preser
making of war upon the General ef'ed 10 he
To carry out their Objects the au,bori,;o. $50
are told. have permitted ''reign Of terror', 80
exist throughout the city, and, through their con-
nivance or default
the life liberty and rights of inhabitants
subjected to imposions and restrictions unjust in them
selves and totally subversve of the true interests Of orr
people" WI
The utter falsty of these charges we will not
pause to demonstrate It is true that under tho
excitement caused by the belief that the cohorts of
the North were about marching through or upon
Baltimore, the people illegally and wronpfnIIv
seized upon arms belonging to private individuals
but neither the american, nor any one else, can
show a single fact to warrant the assertion that
the olives and liberties of our citizens have bean
endangered by mob or by the action of the
authorities And when the American condescends
to speak in detail of the transactions of the past
two weeks, it does not cite a solitary instance
TO show the truth of its wholesale accusation
It's chief causes of complaint relate to the en-
barge upon the export of provisions, the destruc-
ton of the railroad bridges and what it terms the
"hostIlities against our flag" But every reason
able man in the community knows perfectly well
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no doubt Benito Juarez will be decla red the duly
elected President of the Republic. Gen. Lave, BY
the way is likely to become Governor of the State
OF era Cruz. | think well of Juarez; he is firm
and honest, and l have no doubt be has nothing
more truly at heart than his couutrvs good and
glory. But the government is poor, has many
stubborn and influential enemies and the great ma
ehne requires great care, and kiilful hand at the
helm, or 1t Will fall to pieces At all events it is
my opinion that the time for railroads. telegraphs
canals and emigration is far of still
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CEPHALTC PILLS
CURE
SICK II e A D A G He,
CURE
VOUS EADA G H E,
CURE
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

BY the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of EeTc5
or Sick Headache may be prevented and if takes the
commencement Of attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will he obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the l7a1ssa and 7ItaucEs
to which females are so subject.
Tacy act geatly upon the Understanding C9aiicsaesS
Eos Literary Mes, &iVdsaS Delicate Females, and all
eFSonS Of seasat57y habits they valuable La-z-
nee improving the appetite giving and Uigor the
digestive organs. and restoring the natural elasticity
tr-nEth OF the whole system
me GEfHalC PILLS are The result OF long rvestiga.
non and carefully conducted experiments having been in
use many wears, during which time they have prevented
and relieved vast amount Of pain suffering from
headache, whether originating in the 1srsss system or
froEa deranged state OF the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken at al times with perfect safety without
making ans change of diet, a7.d the c6sencc Of aay dr.
agreeable taste renders easy 10 administer them to c
Grsa.
BEWARE OF COUNTEREFITS!
the genuine have FIVE signatures Of Henry C. spadineo
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and al Of Ct Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent b. NAL prepaid rcccil { OF Che
PRICE 25 CENT8.
Ell orders should be addressed to
HEAEaY g. SEoALD!NC=,
as Cedar srce, New Xo..s.
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frpTHE BOARD OF POLICE have removed
exnortetn 1e f iGItoNS imposed by Them on the
soeyeG Tn posed solely on the ound
cacy re9a BaR Re% and i, Bssss
81 R FIJI loHS maze ~ large Committee OF members
other cz u.s. that ts e6anuau S of s TseaIc
P' Ssy if IN sssnfo7i"s them f1
IP NOTICE.-A public meeting will be held
Corn Exea1s MoRTS , at 0 0fSe at he icons the
ayG6 Of memoraisns me legislature to have the yarcus
sate eopened Immediately for general and full puy, Ss a
lie COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
now EI BK aRd fa'tmore urder Che lame o.
The Sasinss in Baltimore will re continued by DARIUS
Z: SOW ELL and JOSEPH Ro3B and in PHILADELPHIA by
GG4 E5S q 4 \ H. H2W III III.
ZJPgER C. HOWELL,
RwAhIiqS e, w HIQIT Sr;LL,
E5saRr f E mhsUIRr
rg-sTIIe, -, ~, IT75 ~, 49,
hers Of cl-i9ra cy H, 6,ai isI 'o n.
h n'os @ :fy on the Prsoi
C s e e ssr fSt ISL fs ms s5anst thf SAID
e2 o sS0 o @ 6 &c., he s te Sa
m er INV hand Ills sib da of AnLi u Isl estate ''ea
] MASON CAMPBELL.
.o, FRANCES HOWELL,
u "a" :" EXECUTORS.
/ -y@S@ FOR Jew WORK
aesitt--+1 n, q s,,r:,- ,s,a,- = ~ m. ,,,,,,-,
iii@ - t;atai, !, rL..l T. -, - i
Yore arf Vii lac i.f srast 4; iorf 'lt III,
! az ! ~, t1o.N, ue "a II, IAN. IL cOcE.
datiops Te]y snpSricr h'7 ''o' extra Aee'Hnlo-
! E,r r. t,;,'t oriii o., ~ IN s,rr-,.;,.- o-,,.
" -'''' ''' o''- ''''i1 ''''' 3 NIX ttiScSy'7,
Avon. Po7-ia,3n Sto.-I = IT. d;T,
/ baltimore Wv ~ 1871 |'sl' street " hsIi;;
/ Sc FANA ClGAIS.-i will sell nv larue
and choice asso,f-,s1r n, If.-sna ri.or, - b,I
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EMPORIUM OF ARr.

IF YOU DESIRE HANDSOME FITTING CoATs, PANTS
or VESTS made of the latest ard approd styles now
in the market, call at G. Mex TEALs Nos R and 50 BaIti
street, the northeast corner Frederick whore w
may have them made to order dymsde at prices
that cannot fail to please al that may have desire to
economize Call and examine the assortment before mr.
chasing elsewhere ore In,
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BELLE VERNON, CaIo, Jan. Is 1861.
HENRY @. SPkGDING, Esq
Please ina ncosed q5nty-Gve cents for which send me
another box OF CeH.a!Ic Pills. Ihey tyiy the
best I'i!}S IhGce erer tired.
Direct \. SLOWER. p. NJ.
Belle Vernon, W yaHaVt Co., @.
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MORRIS IsLAND.-The general appearance of this
now well known and famous island, says the
charleston Mercury, has been greatly changed since
the 18th April. The batteries bearing on Sumter
have been removed, and many other ARRANGEMENTS.
warranted by our possession Of Fort Sumter have
been COMPLETED. Fort Sumter is reported to be in
hghting order. For general information it NAV be
as well to sag that it will not cost half million of
dollars to put it in perfect ORDER as was reported
by an officer of The late garrison.
The seamen captured on board of the Star of the
West, after reaching Montgomery, were paid the
wages due them and sent on their way to New
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co PA,
January Is, 1861.
| 4. C. SPALDIYG.
SIR: You viii please send two boxes Of your Cephao
| Pills Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours.
P. S.-Idare used one boz Of V0or PTS, ana find them
| excellent.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested in more than thousan cases
with entire success
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LFrom the Democrat, St. Cloud. Mimi
II sou are, have been troubled the headache,
send for box, (Cephalic Pils so that may have III
in case of an attack.
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PEACE Society, LONDON, April 10, 1861.
To The Editors Of the Journal Of Commerce:
GENTLEMEN Il am requested by the Committee
of the London Peace Society, respectfully to ask
the favor of your inserting the accompanying ad
dress in your Journal.
Your obedient servant
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephaic Pills accomplish the object for which they
made, viz Cure of headache 10 all its forms.