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~RASS ROPE.
|" $50 coils MANILA Rope, from "a to l inch
lust rec d and for sale low, by
feb $3.50 j. HENRY, WILLIAMS
1000 PACKAGES of every description
Arkansas and the .urrou' 'ding Indian country,
trade. J. HENRY, WILLIAMS l. co.
Jan 10. 1860.
A XES.
n 100 dozen chopping axes. of the following
kinds
Hunts Key and Yankee pattern,
Bruffs and warrens. light and heavy pattern.
lately reed and for sale, by
jan 90. go j. HENRY. WILLIAMS d CO.
SCOTCH SNUFF.
y Browns Scotch Snuff, in q OF papers
do A.cc1by dc do
dec l6 = j. HESR-, WILLIAMS d Co.
TRONzAED STEEL.
l33 900 b-Os every description-to wit:
Bar Iron to in by "a to l inch Bard iron
to inch by l-6 to d inch. Round Iron Il to l
q inch. Square Iron "a TO in. Oval Iron a
vol inch. a Round Iron to ~ in. HoopIron
4 to 21s inch Slab Iron to IA in by 3-S to =
inch. Sheet Iron all sizes and qualities Amer
and Swede Nail rod Iron. Cast. German Spring
Steel, all sizes American and English Blister, all
sizes. with which We prepared to furnish me-
chanics everywhere.
July 659 JNO. HENRY. WILLIAMS Il co.
20 box Underwood and Turner'S Lemon syrup
eJsJ in store and for sale by
June " j. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
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New Goods.

TTAvE-receivedb BY steamboat and offer for sale,
III 800 ps PRINTS, assorted,
900 ps. Sattinetts, Jeans and Tweeds,
$50 ps. Nous. ds Lanes.
50 ps plaid Lin.ey,
IS ps Alpaca blk and cold.
40 dog Wool Shawls,
% ps Woolen Plaids,
30 bales Domestic,
100 dozen Hats, various styles,
IS cases Boots and Shoes.
Country merchants and traders from the Indian
Country. are invited to call and examine our stock
mar q, 1861. W. 4 s.
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throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has been found to do
Ayers Cathartio Pills.
Foa AL THE PURPOSES OF A PuRsArM MEDICINE.
For CosrIvExEss;
EoE The CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
FoR JAUNDIcE;
FoR THE CURE OF INDIGESTION;
For HEADACHE;
For THE CrRE OF DYsESrERY;
For A Foul STOMACH;
For THE CURE OF ERYsIPHLAs;
For THE PILES;
FoR THE CURE OF ScRoFULA;
Fon ALL ScRoFrIoUs CoNPLAINrs;
FoR The CrRB OF RHEuMATlsN;
For DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
FoH THE CUR1 OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
FoR DRoPsY:
For THE CURE o. TErrER, TrxoRs AND SALT
RHEUM;
Foa WoRNs;
FoR THE CURE OF GoCr;
FoR DINNER PILL;
For THE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
EoH PCRIFYING TIE BLOOD.
They are sugar-coatcd, that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable, no harm arise from their use in any
quantity.
Price Is cents per Box; Five boxes for $1.oo.
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, States
~.
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these
remedies bot our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AxERIcAE ALMANAC IN which they
arc given with also full descriptions OF the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off BY unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have it. .
All our Remedies are for sale By
Sold by DIR L. c. White. Van Buren Mayors d
Bro, Fort Smith. and by all dealers in Medicine,
Whoiesaie by John Wright d Co.. New Orleans,
and ID F. Farnsworih & Co. Memphis.
y IL joz Hoste.ters Differs. o5 dog Bulls Sar
saparilla- II dog Forests Wine Bitters. dcz
Stoamach Bitters. assorted. D WoIi-s S,hidam
Schnapps. Is doz Cor,lials. assorted % duz Gin
'er Wine. IL dog Ginger Brandy I2 ioz Black
.ery Brandy. II dog Brandy Cherries II dog
Brandy Peaches. cases Alleghany Stomach
Cordial. cases Saddlehag and Ambrosial Whis-
ky. i2 cases Port Wine. pure juice. u cases old
royal Holland. ~ cases Claret Wine. cases
pine apple Rum. For sale by
july "a WARD IL SOUTHNAYD
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-10

The violation of an oath is regaried oy the
.;,il;x.d world ~ one Of the grsvest criies
vhich human bcing can c'mmit AIMING 'ne
Prassnsry Of MANI Countries of Europe Is
locked UPON a the unpArdonHb'e s'h. oar STAT
.,.. proy,de heavy pun-hments Tor IL VIM
.c,;sty in its rudcst { rms places the wretch ~ho
:. cr;i,v Of il under its ban. The cath. IN every
i.,d and in every age. has been looked upon ID
~. uo.s sacred pledge which man can give 10
h;s krllov IL has bound conspiratOrs to life.
LONG secrecy; it has held criminals to the letter
NJ their faith I, mas been the one inviolAbie
bond If confidence which has held Pirates ana
Bandits tog ther through years OF sin ana IA"
Iesso-.s Il has scaled the lips OF Crime under
the agony OF the rack and wheel; il has proved
more powerful than gold and more ihvlncibie
than the terror Of physical pain
Yet the Rebels of the South have laughed the
sa1cti.y of oaihs to scOrn! They have SHOWN
th.t what the world regarded "a the most sacreo
of all ordinances we're TO them "trines ght as
air" They have committed perjury with the
cool facility with which ganester pledges DIS
:. honor" or a house breaker gives his parole to
st,v home o'ngh,s They have demonstrated
their contempt for the weakness which compels
even pickpocke, 70 keep faith with his pal, and
illustrated their superior civilization by regard
Book Of God, in the light OF practical jokes
Every one Of the Rebel leaders is PerJured
man in the sight Of biz fellow and in the sight oil
God. Jefferson DAVIS .wore To support the
Constitution OF the United States when he en-
tered the Senate and broke his oath by becoIn'
ing the leader of conspiracy to destroy the
Government Hunter ard Mason olackened
their souls with perjury by secretly plotting for
the dissolution of the Union while holding the
Office of Senators. Floyd added perjury TO N.
long list Of crimes, a. Secretary Of War; while
Howell Cobb, the pilferer Of the Treasury. and
Thompeo", shs "A-osa-srP"- and cry. ishnred
70 destroy what they had s1o =" to defend
Such revelations Of moral depravty at once
sstonish and sadden US. We cannot understand
how men educated in Christian land and en-
dowed with the instincts Of gentlemen, can com
NIT such crimes, without hiding tneir heads fol
very shame. Much less can We understand
how they can glory in their degradation and
Aaunt their perjury as badge OF honor !-At
bony Journal.
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From the French os the Able Bilnchet
THE SILENT ACADEMY: OR. THE EN-
BLEMS.

There was at Hamsd.n a celebrated academy,
whose FIRST statute was expressed in these terms ::
"The scademeians, think much, write little, and
speak Just "a little as possible IL Wa called
"The Silent Academy" and there was not in
Persia a true Sarah who was not ambitious OF
beiny admitted DR.. Zeo, author Of an excellent
little book entitled The Gag" learned, in the
retirement Of his country home, that there was
Q vacancy in the Silent Academy. He at once
took his departure, arrived at Hamadan, aud pre-
senting himself at the door Of the hail in which
the academicians were assembled asked the
door-keeper 10 hand 20 the President note con-
tanning these words: "Dr Zeb humbly requests
the vacant place
The door keeper Immediately performed the err
rand. but the doctor and his note came too late !;
the place was already filed. The Academy was
distressed at this mischance. Ii had received,
somewha. against its WILL a wit. whose graceful
and lively eloquence was the admiration OF the
Court, aud now it found itself obliged to refuse
DR.. Zeb, the 81 Ourge of braggarts, man whose
head was 40 well made, 40 well filed.
The President charged with announcing this
disagreeable news to the doctor. could scarcely
determine how 10 convey il to him. After think
ing little, he caused large cup 10 be filled
with vater-so exactly filed that drop more
would cause il 10 overflow. Then he signed to
them u introduce the candidate He appeared
with that simple and modest air which always
announces true merit The President arose, and,
without iIg a single word, showed him, with
q sOrrow.u ali. the embamatic cup, hat emp which
was SO exactly filed. The doctor understood too
we'll that there no longer a place for him in
the Acade.,s. But, without loosing courage he
Thought b, ,.Yuid make them comprehend that
q supernunerary academcian would derange
nothing. He at his feet 4 rose leaf, which
he picked up, and laid deicately on the surface
Of the water. He did il 80 carefully that not a
large drop escaped. At ths ingenious reply
everybody appLaded The rules we're set aside
for that day, aud the doctor vas received by &C
clamatiOn.
He vas Immediately presented with the regis
ter in which those who had been received in
scribed their names lie wrote his and it only
remained for him TO pronounce. according to Gus
tom, q praise of thanks. But, like truly silent
academician, the doctor returned thanks wiihou,
saying word. He wrote on the margin the
number one hundred, which the number OF
his new associates, and then, placing a zero be
fore il, wrote beneath, They worth neither
more nor less ~, loo" the President replied 70
the modest doctor with as much politeness as
presence OF mind He placed the figure one be
fore the number one hundred and wrote, 4" They
are worth ten times more Il ,l0O.T &. l.. F.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having

AVA been made IN The conditions .. a certain mort
gage (shsreby tie power therein contained has
become operative executed b. Peter Eehe and far,y
Etchells, his wife. OF lnghau county Mich gan. Ira
davenport Of New York Gated IN. thirteenth If Jan
uary A u. eighteen hundred and SIXTY. and recorded
January twent.eh A D. isto. in the Office Of the Rest
er OF leeds for the county of lugham, the Sae
Michigan. lioer IL of mortgages, pages 5s3
upon which mortgage there is caiei 10 ~ DUE thu
-. ~ ms notice the Of four hundred and tfy
eight d1iiss and iorry I'VE cents, proceed
ngs AT Az having been instituted 20 recover sny nay-
tnefeo no ice Is therefore hereby given that on We
cay The aith dsy # September next a. twelve
CLOCK soon shall sell a. pao: suction, the hyhes,
o6cer tae 10 take place The frnnt door Of the n-
nam county circuit Court House in the vlsge Of Mason
,he premises contained n such mortgage (o- much
Thereon a snau be 20 satisfy the amour.
on sach With ten per cen. interest, and legal
With an Attorney fee Of hfty dcars cove.
n-nl-r lr the-en) that i say. the following piece
or parce OF l4ne situate in lnghsr county. Michigan
VIZ toe ~-st half OF the north wsstqus-t~r Of section
lsen'E nin-io tosnshp tvo north OF range one east
eighty acres, more or less
Dated Detroit. June 2s,h A n 1851
IRA DAVENPORT. Mortgage
WV J. WATERMAN. At.oruev Is.so3
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HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
Cough Remeoy

This valuable preparation, re '.i al the common
com ponelts, such as Opat--, E,T-rt a =, "Hi l.
only down the system, bu So o., 80 can'- u
cure, will be found trial T. pns-s-> j'- i.' prop
critics, and To hieh tn. most tusb- - 81 mag
found in the psmphes
For "hoaplng Cough, and as soothing syrup e''-
ev-ry ~sut, an by early s save Tue isgest pro
portion of rgptures children which be traced 10
Wh'orng Cough
10 ~ CbuEh and Bronchial mpiants, the f''e
runuers of Consumption, its splendid tonic properties
make only The 1877 perfect enemy 10 disease BAT
builds up aui the ys-m against recurrence
II complaint No Nursery should be ~i,hout It, nor
al parents i to pamphlet to Do found with all
lea ers, a. the only way % d. Justice 70 is value.
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DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich.

L gsn, County OF ingham, s. AT a sessi'n Of the
Probate Court the County OF ngnam, ho ZEN at the
Probate Office in The village of Mason Monday, the
18th tay June, the year thousand eight hun
dred and Present, Vim PIncknev. Judge of
Probate. In the matter Of the estate Of John Gil
-tt decease!. On reading and ning the petition Of Ad
Olson Hamilton duly verified, praying that order
entered by THIS court, authorizing AMI direc
DANIEL Gstt, admin strator to the estate e said John
# conveyance of the fooSing piece parcel o. land
m.ncing at a point Is rods north cf the pla e
whe 'he nth line If lot No % f The = Of 10.
town # ", nt-rtect, crosses the west side
# Hanchet TO cai!rd) in the village of Coltwa.er,
thence north side If said Hanchett
extended rods thence west line pa allie with the
south u Of said To-, No So Is rods, II south
line parallel with the side of said IA nchet street
extended thence line dir eet 10 The place
of ming containing 90 square rods Of end except
and wing from the su'h side Of said lot st-ip
Of land l. feet de and 10 rods accrdinee With
CONDITIONS e c-rfan executed hy John
Gllet, {" Cvntlia l. Wesf,ii, ani 10y her regularly
ass On ID II sad petitiorer
Thereup O'de ell, that Monday, the itn day #
August neHt. A. II O'Clock the frenO he assign
ed for the bea If >a petition, and that the heirs ~
Ia ~ said deceased and all other Interested
said Estate required TO appear al a session -aiG
Court then be boen the Probate Office the wi
iage Of Mason and hpw II an, there be- why the
prayer of the petitioner should he granted And IL
further ORDERED that ID pettnrer give notice "a the
persons interested in sad estate, Of the penfency Of SAID
petition, and the hearing there f. BY cadsng a p f
this order Ia b. publ Sled the Lansing RePuhl can u
uessps PEI pr n-d and circulating sai unity of Ing
lam successive weeks previous >si! ,iav o. hear
ing a true copy WI PlNChNEY.
iutp of Ian
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SHERIFF SALE BY virtue of one

~ writ 0f Execution, issued out ot ant e tie seal
of the Circuit C"prt for the count, e inghS H. u DIT
recteA an delivered. have lived upon al he right.
title aud Of John u Da' ling the
lowing real ess t. sit Iot ten CO). siock ou- hun
dred md y-rvo l.2) IN he city Of Ian-nE,
~ of ngham, and state # Michigan, which shah *
. for sa- vendue, iii. Court House. tie
VILLAGE of Mason, the Sd day Of Angus u 1s6l
at one O'Clock in the afr- rno n.
Dated Lansing. JANE y. ISL
TRUMAN SPENCER, Sheriff
ow:s22 Il. ii II DUNk-, Deputy.
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- A thief who broke Jail in Ohio. the 9th
er day, being captured. told the sheriff that he
might have escaped, but he had conscientious
scrupies about travelling on Sunday
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CTATE OF MICHIGAN-Fourth Ju

~ dicis Ceui' 10 Chapccry .ait pending N lie Cr
cut Cosrt f't he county Of high tLancrry Fs>
cut ftAtt. CrcuI Court CcinIIi>-ti.e l!lr
18TH day VI june, n 1861 the village f Mason
said county + .iiirk Crw.s. c0m.laIuanr - AfN
aId-r CoFnman aud Dennis p. Edgar, def nian;s.
tsstsfactoTily appearing II this Coat by AHA yt.
that the drie dan, exan VI t1rn,nsn
dent Of tbs sat, and that ne dies tie
Ohio, on III Jton & e Whey. solicitor fer lie complain
ant, At oroeI ed tia he sad defeDds Mt Alexander
CoTDman cause MS pear 10 be offered IN
Hithin three n'hs f0m h- dat Of this DER that
n case OF h appearance. he his the
comp ainsn- b. Ia he hel AMI copy there to ae
I'd un the plainan solicitor with enfy alter
wee OF copy fs ~ b an notice Of tGjs der. and
n default thereof, that said bli of complaint he taken
confessed By The ~ q iepdsnt, Alexander Cprpmsn
AMI on Ike motion II further cred thA' with
" days f. date here1f the amp ansn- notice
~ this order 20 d. puched in The Lansing state ~ pub
iic2n, pnh'c n"~>gai in'ed aud publ she'd in
city 81 Lansn, ID the COUNTY OF !nghan e-ad. and
that sail punt catin De- continued i each
week for we,k- N that H. cause a cory
OF tins o-er tn be nsy served SAID Alexander
tornman ofnsnt a least twelve da before the time
above see 6ed fIr d appearance
HOEATIO PRATT,
CfcuitC urt CrIlmiss onrr = In CHAM 90 NJ eli.
ID. WILEY Sorr f1r Comp a,nant
tue copy 81 iecori.--L REED Register. Gs322
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NOTICETO CONTRACTORS-Tb

\ VI ItE TO tVN NAC TVKS.-Ihe
= Comm orers { II yhgsys OF the nstp os I.
sing W / seated prop -als nr building bridg-
across Cedar klver the road passing 4 Harlan ln
said town the Agslcuitufsl farm up Saturday
the 18Th dap Jaiy 1861 c.ookr n. Win time
the Comml-> I'LL meet a. the Common Jourc Room
the city at Ian ard the TIE p,,us
AMI specifications mag be at the hOuse of ,rTI-
son The E'opo ais can be eff with either q tie IL
misione-s, with the C,e # the cy Of Lansing The
terms of payment ]! be 500 f The tax to De- raised
the present and the balance out Of the
r4'sed next year
The C"mm ssoners retain :he tight 10 reject any or all
of the proposals. ARNER BROWN.
CHAUNCEY MURPHY,
ID. II HALL.
Commissioners of Highways If the toWn-hip of Lansing
Dated LANSING June 81 1s6l b 800
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YP uaNTI, Mich Jan Il. 1861.
Mr. sP1lBSG, SIR Not long since / ,-nt to YOU for
box of Cephaic pl for the Nervous Headache
hnd C'-tv-ness, and received the same aud Ne had
GFsnt an .tsetI ,c1s indgc.d 10 sersd far more
Please end by reIuTa mail. Direct
A. X WHEEL ER,
YpsiIanii, Mich.
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TO CONTRACTORS In oursuance


l. Of an act Of the leg stature of Michigan to provide
TOR the Drainage OF swamp Lands ny me of State
Roads ami htches, approved Feb II, 1s5o, and &C :
amendatory thereto, tn undersigned, Commissioner on
the ;. Mary liver aud Macknsw State Road will pro-
ceei TO lei the work said read to the lowest pos
be bidder AZ Ssut ste Mare, in the County CHIP eva
on Monday the ath day Of July 10 O'Clock in ne
forenoon at his office Said road commences a. the
quarter post If section IL. tosu 1. north range ID one
west, from henc- 10 ste Maries River thee is road
already constiuctec) and end Point lyr,ce in
~ north rang Vest snd is (55) fifty FIVE miles in
ength Contracts vii be mace 70. the mole or ny part
oil sad road payab bic Swamp IAud. provided b. aid
act and the acts smendaory thereto The read 70 be
cut ont and cleared four RODS wde grubbet less
than COZ twenty feet in width, with tch bitches suf
hcent 10 cram The AMI a good aud sufficient
ROAD bed of not less than 900 feet 18th
tseee bitches Bridges be- l6) cen feet ~ids cul
verts and causeways vii! be required Of substantial a
'ure not less Than (2o) twenty feet width BIDS viii
be received payable in swamp Lands only. uhich be
selected and secured Immediately ser the approval q:
the contract Bidders will be required be here On .be
dsy Of letting. amt must give good security for the PEI
Torrance Of their work.
wM P. SPALDING, Comuissiouer
Saut Ste Marie, June -, 1851. 5.s22
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'I'RY this remarkable and mos; interesting r~-~s
L is composed Of the concentrated Juice. Of ,ns'.
powerfsi I'd the mos; soothing Plants IL k
chemicsii, combined ana msnia' ID in veil sesI,d ~.
bottles, ana charged BY powerful battery Tim. -,
sess'ng IN addition 10 its sseior medical srtp~s az,
Magnetic and Electric properties profoundly p~u~,r.,.
and emin-ntiy quoting aDc soothing IL rsh~v~. ~.
aud nisnima ton al onee, (sheu freely applied -
the strained mssces ana nerves, giving nev ~ -.
vitality by Its life giving qualities 60 psrssrd nara. ~.
ehr mic or ong staucing complaints and wesknssu. !.
ipg nervous pain. (Neursigs irriatn and r,.s,s
ob,;rUct ons ike charm lrc.ed, al who have u.SS
speak of IL truly Won erful medicine and ess.s~
by far superior IL and ali ol.r external rsr,eSs.
Il applied in il is untxilng rrmedv q, -
Group, Sore Threat, Inflammation Of the une, bo,ss
Liver, kicneys, and ether urgsns Rheuu a,ism So.
Irritation, Ague the Rr-ast and a. all TIM. ~
nervous Headache, N-ural eyes, ache tuss
ach-, ague the Face. trmpes and EIursious az ~
kinds, PILES, Bruised and Spraned Limbs Burns. y.s..
parts, Chilbisius, INDECENT anu long standing Sor,.
Wounds &c, &c. II will also restore the Hair "a ~
cad Head, and prevent the Hair from falling M NJ.
Ointment has o-en extensively ns~1 upon Csral -
Draught Horses for Calls Wounds spra and lAm.,.
and cure, when slplied hot, for the scrsaeI
horses. and Foot All sheep All the propresou m
for the Magnetic On'mentis fair TRIAL confident thai I'd,
they claim for will be found The letter In ~.
hborhooG whee il Is many f<opl Ia,
BY the quantity and kept and used by almo.t evv,
btsnt as iansc-s fr the pain. and seh.
every family Is or less seed with We say q,
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment!
None genuine unless signed = Bse" with Zen 4,
Pamphlets Containing fail directions around each Rut,e
and circulars left with sg p's Price shilns fcr sosl
and 3Shiilngs tor large BOTTLES
For sale by Newbro Brother. ANA rhayrr 4 Co La
sing ami all other Drugy St. In the country
~ ALI orders should BE- AID e-sed 10 I'M MupGI A
co Earlv'lle, Madison Co, y. \. .is
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REYyoLrsyrRG, FRANKLIN CO Omo. }

REYyouSgURG, FRANKLIN Co Ofno
January 9, 1s6l. 1
Henry sPALbISG No IS Cedar 81 n Y DEAR SIR
In la-ed find twenty FIVE cents, (25 for VIII ch sent
b0yof "Cephsic Fills " SEN; 70 address Of Rev Vim
= Filler, Reyno dsburg. Franklin Co Ohio
IOnr pills 9ok Ike a charm He gdache alnos, IN
foats~ Truly ysuTs
WN EIIIEp
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By the If these Pills the periodic attacks of Nerr
Sick Headache may be prevented and If taken at
pain a nj sickness will be obtained.
They dom fail in The Nausea and Headache
70 which females subject.
They act geatly upon the Notwithstanding Ces.ire-
For Literary men, Nadents Delicate Females, and all
pei Of sedcnary HABITS, they are valuable as Lara
re, the appetite, giving tone and ri9or to the
digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity and
strength Of the Who e system.
The CEPHAIIC FILLS the result Of long nvestig
and carefully conducted apartments, having been
years during which time they have prevented
an; relieved a amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, Their orgit ating ,he system
from a dersnged sta,e Of the stomach
They entirely vegetable in Their composition and
| may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
'naking any change of diet and The ab,nce Of any dsa
greele tIs. renders easy 70 administer them TO children
! BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
Tie genuine have five signatures of Henry spauding
| en- each Box
Sold by Druggists aud all ether Dealers in Medicines
| Box will be sent by mail prepared receipt Of the
| PRICE. 2 8 GENTS.
| All orders should be addressed TO
| HENRY C. SPaULDING
| IS Cedar Street, New York
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From tie E11miner, Norfolk. Ia
c"Phslc Pills -cc"mp sh the object for which they
were mace, viz: Cure Of headache in all it's forms