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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-10-02
HEADQUARTERS,

ORDERS NO. 3.
2Ist Regiment s. G. NJ, Sep. d.
II is hereby ordered that elections be
held in every Beat Company in the Regi-
ment to fill all vacancies which may exist,
from Captain down, on the first Saturday
in October. Officers now in command will
rppoint Managers of Elections, and the
Managers will report result of Elections to
me immrdiatcly, at Hanging Rock p. 0.
BY order, J. +. RUTlEDGE,
Lieut.. Col. Comd'g.
Sep. 81, SO 2t.
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-26
FOR THE SPIRIT OF TIE AGE
TIE Tuckahoe Braves.

Mr. EoIToR In noticing what the press
has had to sag about the various Volunteer
Companies who have rendered their services,
and been received by the Governor, | havo
seen. nor heard nothing of the Tuckahoe
Braves. This Company halls from Lenoir
County. and is ofiicereda as follows: Capt Mm
r. Wooten 1st Lieutenant, James y. DAVIS;
I'd do, Calvin Herring; Sd do, Cornelius
Harper; 1st Sergeant, Bryant Whitfield. a
more determined, resolute, anxious and doraYe
set of men can be found in no Company
They now have marching orders, and are
learning the drill very fast. They have been
instructed in the drill by Mr.. A. w. Ezzell,
a native Of Duplin county, but who was IN
the service of South Carolina from the hrst
of her difficulties, until after the lombard
ment Of Fort Sumter. Mr.. Ezzell, according
to nv Judgment, cannot be surpassed in IN
struct,ng recruits in the drill; and having
had the advantage of his instructions To-
several days, / assure you the iuckaho'
Rraves are hard to beat. This Is no nearsay
for | had the pleasure of beng ,rx,rSs
AN EYE WITNESS.
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-26
Important to Presbyterians.

We are informed that the following paper
is in circulation among the Presbyterlans OIL
Virginia, and is rapidly obtaining slgna-
lures We cordially commend the manly and
natr;otic spirit. and the devotion to christian
principle and duty in which the movement
has its origin:
WHEREAS, the General Assembly of the
Presby terian Church, O. S, with which we
have heretofore been in cordial connection,
has bv vote of large majority CT mem
hers as reported to us, sustained the GeV,
ernment of the United States in waglng tht
most unchristian, criminal, and atroclouS
warfare of modern times, upon the free anc
sovereign States known as the Confederat'
States of America, thereby violating the hrs
iprinciple of our holy religion, in its lnJunc
ton Of peace on earth and good will to men
and in its prohibition of aggressive war upo
any people struggling for its independence
and liberties. :,
Therefore, the ministers and elders of tn
churches in said Confederate States, al
hereby invited to assemble in advisory Con
yention in such ratio of representation
NAV seem to them advisable, at RchmoI
Va. on the oath day of July next, TO adVl
and recommend measures to ascertain 7
sense of the Presbyterians il. regard to 4
formation of General Assembly of the Pr'
bvterian Church in the Confederate States
America.
Ministers and members of the sPresby teri
Church throughout the Confederate Sta
are requested to give circulation to this
f per. obtain signatures, and forward TO n
NJ d. Hoge, Richmod, Va.
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-26
NO.44.

thing like quiet preferred Ianguishiog in
prison all my life, to being hourly harrassed
by these dreadful scenes of jealousy"
You may imagine the effect of this deela.
ration. The persons assembled thought at
first this accusation was but an additional
evidence of the distracted state Of her mind,
Tor madness often borrow reasons mask, and
wears it so well as to deceiva even the most
practiced physicians of the mind. The Fac
uly was appealedtp. Before they could de-
eide, her husband, who had been in state Of
agitation ever since his wife charged him with
her sequestration, became raviag mad. His
papers We're inspected, and it appeared that
he had been crazy lnonomaniac-his
phrenzy a. sing from Jealousy. lie was car
ried to mad house. and his wife signed the
marriage contract OF her s1a.-N D. Pica
yane.
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-26
A Strange Story.

Some week or ten days ago young man,
originally from the country became engaged
to marry a lady equal to him in rank aad for
tune She was Partisan. He occup es a
lucrative place in one Of our railway compa-
ny's offices here. Her father lives on the
family estate, which is situated in one Of the
mountain gorges near the Ffanc0rspaniSh
frontier, and separated almost entirely from
the world. He had passed for widower
about twenty years. The young man paid
visit to the old family seat, where indeed
he was accustomed to spend his summer va
cations to collect the innumerable documents
the French law requires the officer who per-
forms the marriages to have in his hands be-
fore he stamps the civil contract made before
him with its Medean and Persian character
He asked his father for his mothers burial
certificate. The father was extremely en-
barrassed by this appeal but no bands could
be published until the burial certificate bad nI
7 -++rzrrr r1rt W ue Cur1tracteo. 1he i1'iei
| at last broke the silence, saying:
{. NV dear boy, have for great many
roars concealed a secret from you, because
;ts nossession would prove a painful burthen
/ ~ Won because the honor OF our house is
interested in its maintenance, and your ten
dor wears have hitherto rendered you lncapa-
HE Of preserving it. Your mother lives
Sba ( 4 lunatic. Come with me and Ill lei
f you see her." ,,;u
lie carried his son, who was trembling
with emotion. into an old tower which form
/ ed mart of the architecture of the chateau
! and they went to the top of it. Ihe chaLn
her on the last floor was the lunatlc's cell
He openei the door, the son enteTe1, an
kneeling at the poor woman's feet, sooDeu
Q "Mother mother p III most heartrenoiil
g manner. These touching appeals, whic
!, would have moved stone idols ALMOST na'
!. no impression on the poor lunatic. her 81 !
=. continued as vacant and her lips as spec,
10 less as ever. The son, his soul SICK at u
IS sad spectacle, there gently upbraided MS la'
d or for DENYING him the melancholy soiaee
te sharing the attention he, the father, hau 4,
st slowed on his wreck for so many years. l
,r. father repeated the excuse he had given
n ) his sons youth and the importance OF
on secret to the family happiness.
ce It became necessary to avow TINS nllsi
tune to the brides family, and they natura
he desired to see for themselves, as the st'
,ra that the wife was dead and the story that
n was crazy seemed something awkward, WI
ac needed exclamation. Several members OF
md family went down to the distant chateau,
Use the poor lunatie was introduced. AS sool
tbo Che saw herself surrounded by witness
the she said in calm tone:
rec. aI am not mad. My husband becom
! Of the nrey of unreasonable jealousy and i
inc HELPLESS and alone in this secluded ~
ria, sion. to escape his continual scenes OF
go lance and to avoid the fear was continu
ma under of being assassinated by him, lne tnr
9ev ened more than once to kill mel sa
feigned madness in the hope OF enjoying :
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-26

and following it, in fsplen9d open carriage
with span ofjet black hises came the Doc
lor and hls bride. Mss AAnintas eyes were
fixed upon the Doctor. sIe scarcely deiened
aglanee at the petite igusby his side with
the dark blue riding dfesjaEd hat with wav-
ing pluines, and if looks duld have demolish.
ed our good Doctor, he catainly would nave
Deer annlhilated. But aHsuch weapons are
powerless, he was snffera to reach his home
IN safety. The negroes gere all out in sur.
day attire, to welcome htFIsoung mistress.
and when Miss Aramintt SAN Alse all smiles
actually ss shaking the bri IS hands, shevowed
Il i she had "lick at er head, she would
ha1ten {, that tall pyrata as fat . pancake
10 DO the Doctor frg justice, it must be
said that he was e4sHelY ignerant of the
extent Of Miss Aranf s. fselings-else he
wonld no tssslls. IiaFs3 felt gFeaE Sympathy
Tor her; but there MS one thing lie did
Know, that he wo4ld not saye exchanged
places with Prince Albert Or any other poten-
tate Of Europe.
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-26

sPrEp.-The velocity of ship is from
a;abt 70 twelve miles an hour Of race
horse from tGseIty- five to thirty miles OF
bird from ffty to sixty miles of the steam
engine, forty to seventy miles; of the clouds
in hurricane, from eighty to one hundred
miles: of sound, eight hundred and twenty
three miles; of cannon ball, as found by
experiment. from six hundred to one thous-
and miles of the earth round thesun sixty
eight thousand miles; of light passing from
the sun to the earth, ninety-five million miles
in about eight inmates; of the magnetic
telegraph, three thousand miles IN two Sc
conds: but the exceeding rapidity Of the
human mind is beyond all possible estimate.
Spirit of the age., 1861-06-26

uncalied into the presence Of his Maker
Parents, beware how you tempt your chil-
dren. Beware settin them badsexample,
lest their souls blood be found on your skirts
SIG9A.
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VEGETABLE LIE PILLS
PHGN Y BITTERS.

E4HE high and envied celebrity whichso.e n
nre-eminent Medicines have acquired or
tbcir invariable efficacy in all the diseases which
they profess to cure has rendered the usual prae-
tice Of putting not only unnecessary, but unwor-
tbv Of them. They are known by their fruits
their good works testify for them, and they thrive
not by the faith Of the credulous.
IN ALL CASES
OF Asthma. Acute and Chronic rheumatism, Al
fections of the Bladder and Kidneys,
BILIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER
COMPLAINTS.
In the south and west, where these diseases pre-
vail. they will be found invaluable. FIanters
farmers and others. who once use these Medicines
will never afterwards be without them.
Bilious Collie and Serious Looseness, Blles, Cos
tiveness. COLDS and COUGHS, holic-
C1NSUMPTION-Used with great success II
this disease.
CORRUPT HUMORS, DROPSIES,
DYSPFpsrA.-No person with this distressing
disease should delay using these medicines lmme-
diately.
FRT-pTTONS OF THE SKIN.
FPYSIpELdS AND FLATLILENCH.
FEVER AND AGUE.-For this scourge Of the
western country these medicines will be found 3
safe. speedy and certain remedy. Other medicines
leave the system subject to return OF the disease
a cure bv these medicines Il permanent AAJ
them. be satisfied and be cured.
FOULNESS OF COMPLEXION.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Gout, Giddiness, Gravel, Headache OF every
kind. Inward Fever, Infammatory Rheumatism
Impure Blood Jaundice, Loss OF Appetite
LIVER Complaints,
LEPROSY, LOOSENESS,
MERCURAL DISEASES.
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effects
of Mercury infinitely sooner than the MOST pow
erful preparation Of Sarsaparilla.
Night Sweats Nervous Debility, Nervous Com
plants o all kinds, Organic Affections, PalPua-
.i~a or the Heat. Puiuro-s, Cholic-
PILES.
The original proprietor of these Dedlclnes was
cured Of Piles o. thirty-fve years standing by the
use Of these Life Medicines alone.
Pains in the head, side back, limbs, joints and
organs. ,,
Those afflicted with this terrible disease viii te
sure Of relief Dy the Life Medicines
RUSH OF BLOOD TO THE HEAL.
SCTRVY, SALT RHEUM,
SWELLINGS
SCPOFUL,A. or KINGS EVIL, in its worst
forms. Ulcers Of every description.
WORMS or all kinds are efec ually expelled ~
these medicines Parents will do wei 20 Sdn--i
lister them Whenever their existence Il suspected
! Relief viii be certain.
THE LIE PILLS
AND PHGVLX BITTERS
PURIFY T'HE BLOOD
AID thus remove all disease from the system.
Prepared by ...--,-
DR. WILLIAM E. MOFFAI
No 335 Broadway,
fMofat BuiIding) y !.
For sale b7 All D-u gsts.
June %. $500 wy
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The testimony of the Whole World.
H0LL0WAY'S OINTMENT.

Bad Lcgs, Bad Breasts, Sores end Ulcers
4 Ii description Of sores are reuediab!e by the
" proper and diligent use Of this estmable
preparation. The only rational and successful
treatment, indicated 10y nature, is 10 reduce the
inflammation in and about the wound. and 20 soothe
the ne-Ehboring parts by rubbing IN plenty Of the
Ointment as salt is forced into meat.
D e~iq. liberated Sors Throat, end Seart.
and other IcrcS.
ANY Of he above diseases may be cured 10y well
rubbing the Ointment, three times O day, into the
the chest throat and neck Of the patient, it vii
soon penetrate, and give immediate relief.
Pills FlS1ulGS St7lc urCS.
The above class Of complaints will be removed by
nightly fomenting the parts with warm water, and
then by most efoctually rubbing In the Ointment
Il should be understood that il Is not sufficient
merely 20 smear the Ointment the affected parts,
but il must be well rubbed in for some cousidera-
bic time two or three times day, that 1t may be
taken into the system. whence 1t win remove any
hidden sore or wound as efcc;ually as though pal
pable 10 the eye. There again, bread and water
poultces, after the rubbing IL Of the Ointment.
Will do great service.
lHdiScrth5ns Of 0uk Sores and Ulcers.
Blotches, a. also swellinCs, can, with certainty.
be radically cured If the Ointment he used freely
and the Pills be taken night and morning re-
commended in the printed instructions Il will
require time, with the use of the Pills 20 ensure
sstiuc cure.
Drops'oal SlrllfRgs, Paralysis and StLf JOINTS.
Many OF the worst cases Of such diseases viii
yield in comparatively short space of time when
tais Ointment is diligently rubbed into the parts
Affected even after every other means have failed
In all serious maladies the Pills should be taken
according to the printed directions accompanying
each box.
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ALBANY
GnnorAi InfTInaFy

Ac1 BROADW Al.
Trio 4ao-s from H0a. EraNLS corning q
c, I S,ore. and merit 70 the Bui'd,ng
occuusd bv the Albany Board Of Trade
Is the - institute founded in this country lot
excIugx treatment Of all diseases OF 'no - L.
throa. Here every operation "hlcn 'uo -
of tn Old and New Worlds has SHOWN 10 oo a.
visabe IN this class Of diseases Is dAiiy iood
new al ef5sieut remedies have been lntroGuoeu-
and -, diseases supposed to be incuraoIe arc
here rsrrnanently and specify eureu'
e A T A X Ii
"a p,,rrcrFy AND PERMANENTLY CURED.
TIN. Siseass which has bafled physicians -! Joy
ages, and brought consumption and deat9 70
g. A.S,ooTortlv cured This is said positive
V. for b,rinc the last ten years we nave 80
hou sands and have never faieu III nj
ure Or in producing satisfactory ~
: no pa,e boast. for we give names oil pelsohs "no
hove b., cuTed Neglect Catarrh, because the
No, intense and we have Poiypus II
'H' i THROAT DISEASES,
T, z,-o.5 Ton,;Ls Soreness, Cough, HodrSe.
me-, loss of Voice, Bronchitis,
dc. DC, 9e.
MI, ,,, avn sneediIy aud permanently. Still
11;bt de.tb,s warnings, aud 3 neglected Catarrh
ZINES az incurable Consumption. we cannot
enc tbis-We do not profess to. 500 atone can
sava sill those who suffer from cough pains
.k..,rats Owe emaciated and raise much, should
NOT five mo until examined by US ior as exam
49,; ~, b .sicisns to one of the largest ''Life In
- - G,nnanies" il America, we have every
s,a-t,nitv to iudge whether the lungs are affect
0' u DISEASES OF THE EAR.
0o,f,es,-R Roaring IN the EarS-NOlses-
P,,nnino from the Edr-Tumors IN
the Ear, &c,
Never neglect Apply to US at once A. the IN
6rr,orv the most hopeless cases OF deafness are
on-ad NV n,r instruments and new treatment, as
,,se5 !, the best institutions in Germany, France
and England
We can refer .f@ blslloy Kin GpSTs9 o A "a
thousands Of others Nuo HAfe OeeH OuiSN Va ="
.artb Thros. Disease, &c.
Nh H. Warner, of Warmers Settlement, near
Syracuse and his sister. The disease was accom-
panied ly huge green sclbs Gsome two inches
square1. matter, and most disgusting stencil.
Mr. Taylor, of Syracuse. Mr.. Z. Hallenbeck,
Of Ute. Nj Young, OF Fayetteville-the disease
was Of thirty years standing. Nh James De Graf
and Mrs.. Oliver, of Lansngburgh-four years
since MI John Tillinghast and Mr.. Geo. Webb,
Of Altary.
N. T. l. Cavart, Of Charlton, Saratoga county
Of col sh, nightsweats, weakness and emaciation
Miss Harding, Of Brooklyn; Mr.. McGrath. o
BuTAo; Miss Elbin, Of Troy; Of partial deatnes
and roaring in the ears.
= Reception Rooms, Operating Rooms and
Lab1rator Letters Of inquiry promptly answered
by one o. the physicians in constant attendance.
Prescript rs and Medicines sent to any part OF
the country.
address Albany General Infrmary,' Box
1913. augl5wlyr
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Miscellaneous.

1HE AMtLCAGtT1Gv q, T..~cr,,r-r ----- g,
"ln- zen 'cncy Ia this age 90 appropriate thu
mos oppressive ~oris IF ether h7gua-es. and
alter while . Incorporate then, int o7r ov-,
thus the word tcphale, which is from. Tho Greet
s'sni'yins for the heal is now b-ermins pop
ularized IN connection with Mr. Spa1ii,-t5 -.
Headache remedy, hut it will soon be- NOD - a
more general way, au1 the word CephlIis will he
come as common as Electrotype and many Other.
whose distinction as foreign words has bsenvorn.
away by common usage ntili ey eem native,
and 70 the manor born.
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READt

have used DR.. Henry's Ointment for Scratches
and Salt Rheum sores very often, without a single
failure--IlESRr sTENHoUR, Proprietor Public
House, Highgate, Vt.
= 1t is the best remedy for scratches, gals and
calks ! ever saw. L. SASDERsoy, Proprietor
fremont House, St. Adams, Vt.
1t has been tried and not found wanting.-St
Adams, Us. Messenger.
] cured my hand with DR.. Henry's Electric0int-
ment in weeks, when the physicians said would
be without the use of it 2 months. I had cut all
the fingers to the bone, with circular saw.
A. D. PEcKHAM, Lebanon, n. II.
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PIANOS! PIANO

rTHE subscriber, PRACTICAL MECHANIC,
Il and thoroughly acquainted with every part of
a Piano, is SOLE AGENT for the celebrated instru
ments Of
HAZLETON d BROTHERS,
which took the premium at the last N. J. State
Fair, over Steinway Sons make, aud are con-
sidered the best in market.
Small CO Octave Pianos ali round full iron
frame and over strung base, furnished and
warranted for $3.50
Octave front round corners $50
Perfect satisfaction guarant ed to every pur.
chaser.
All orders for TUNING and REPAIRING left
at ii. W. Alexander's Music Store will be prompt
ly attended to, or at my shop and residence on
Winoosk Avenue, where samples of the above
instruments may be seen.
Pianos to rent at reasonable rates.
W. POWERS.
Burlington, Jan. dawly
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CARRIAGE HTANUFACTURY.
BURLINGTON, VI.
Filler, Chandler 6 Co.,
Up nrLcUFRTowN, MAs5.


TFAVE TAELISHED the manuiactoTy OF
: OrEv and Tor BUGGIEs ana COVERED CARRI-
ACES in all their varieties.
We shall anlfactuTe aud keep on hand a full
assortment Of GIT aad fashionable WORK, made Of
the best material, and warranted to stand.
We shall sc the best Of Eastern timbe-, nd
EMPLOY the best worknen from Eastern shops.
Our long experience IN the manufactur Of CIrria-
ges, and our known character for producing the
best quality Of work, we feel assured viii secure
to rs the liberal patronage Of the public.
salse Rooms and Mandatory in Leavenworth
Block, College St, burlington, Vt.
April 25. 1850.
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Coughs, Colds, Group, Asthma, Hhoop'ng-
Cough, Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness. Influenza, Fieser and Ague.
1t is warranted to relieve Group in five min
utes.
To break up q common cold IN a single night
To relieve the Asthma at once,
To cure all coughs and diseases OF the lungs,
previous to liberation.
The matchless success and unprecedented popu-
laritv which this remedy has attained in short
wear, would seem to be sufficient guaranty,of its
excellency. If any one doubts 1t let such give 1t
one trial.
Read the following: From Hon. Levi Under
wood Lieut.. Governor of Vermont.
Messrs E. B. Msgoon & Co. I have used your
Weeks Magic Compound, for severe colds and
sore throat and it has proved an efficient remedy.
1t is valuable accession to the list Of remedies
for colds, coughs, &c.
am, &c, Yours,
LEVlU DERIVE GOD.
Burlington, Oct. Sth, 1850.
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BR1DeEr-Missns wants You to send her 8 box
Of Cephalic Glue, 10, bottle Of Prepared Pills,
but I'm thinking that's not just it uaither; but
perhaps We be afther knowing what il is. 70
see shes nj gh dead and gone with the Sick Head
ache. and wants some Of that same as relaiyed
her before.
Dr4qgist.-Yo on must mean Spaldings Cephalio
Pills.
Bridga.-Och sure now and you're sed It, here
is the auarther and Civ me the Pills and dOns Do
all day about it naither.
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A REAL BLESSING.

P6y,i-ian.-WeI. Mrs Jones, how is has
headache
NJ. J5ze-G0ue Doctor, al gonel the pill
YOU sent cured ne II just 20 minutes, and / wish
Won would send me more, 50 that can have them
handy.
Pivs.-l-- You can get thcm a. any Drug
fists. Call fer Cephaiic Pills, I find they never
fsil. and I recommend them II all cases Of head
ache.
NJ. Joass-I shall send for : box directly.
and shall tell al ny suffering friends, for they are
a rial blegs1u-.
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RoNs-S
Infants Fri en- d

OF
GRAY " Y 7 { r 7
uvElS SPLENDID MIXTURE o. Compound,
/ Is by far the safest most effective, gentle and
ca. ant rsliefGr Children, TeetAing. ever pro
uced.
4 cr--7iq r-I. Inflammation Of
fo, LooycresS az Guns. Restless
The Bou,1S. PEN ness Wand Col
IN tho Stomach. i-DgSnlv1 and
Sp7eme produced D5G~hqa.
tram TeaiH7,
All Irregularities IT the Bowels OF ChlidTen,
produced by Teethin-.
Arc very happily relieved by his une4Uaied
mixture.
MOTHERS AND NURSES
The best proc Of al that can be said in its fav
or is 70
TRYIT, TRTIT5 TRY IT.
Challenge Comparison with any other Remedy
in the world
Il has the approval Of some OF the most emlneh
practicinr PHYSICIANS in the United States;
- For sale by all the principal Druggists and
Apothecaries throughout the United States and
Canadas. Also. by McMurdy, rockingham &
Co. Blanchard & Hoffman, Medical Hall, corner
South Pearl and Plain sts; J Humphrey q 20;
Il Clement and J II Bullock
Price 25 cents per bottle. Address
WM. G.. BURROWS, Albany,
urust. Is 1850
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Iii 'ad n 'orrible 'eadlche this hafternoon, h4dn
hi stepped into the hapothscaries hand says hi to
the man, "Can you hease me Of an 'eldaehe ,
''Does it hache ard says e. Increasingly"
says hi hand upon that e gave me a Cephalic Pill.
hand pom me 'onor IT cured me 20 quick that ~
ardly realized hi 'ad ad an eadache-
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IwEs1Y Millions OF DoLLARs SAvTD N
Spslding has sold two millions Of bottles Of IA
celebrated Prepared me and il is estimated that
each bottle saves ct least ten dollars worth o.. bro
ken furniture, thus making an aggregate Of TWEEN
II millions Of dollars reclaimed from total lose BY
this valuable invention Having made his 5iae
a household word, he n0E proposes &c 90 the void
still greater servi-e by curing all the aching
heads with his Cephalie Pills, and II they a-e as
good rs his Glue Headaches will soon vanish
away like snow in July.