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e Heaasche Is the faVoTits sign By which
nature makes known any deviation Whatever from TIE
natural state Of he brain, AMI viewed IN this light 10
may De locked % a. g safeguard intended % give notice
OF dlsease which might 0thsrwisc escape ztteEGo1- tiI
100 late ts Be rsmedisd; andi its iBsicauons should Eever
be Neglected. Eaataches may % CLASSIFIED uulrr two
names, VIZ: Symptmaflc and Tdi5paihic. Syupf-matlc
Headachs is exceedingly csEmou and is tie precursor
Of a great variety q dIseasss. among which are APO
pleIy, GOut, Rheumatism and all fe5riie diseases. II
It's nervous fern 1t IS sympathetic Of disease a. the
stomach constituting Sick HeEd1che, q heratic disease
1onstltutiug Bilious Headsehe, Of Voms, c11ztipal-l
and other disorders o. the bowels, Is we'll as renal and
uterine Affections. Diseases OF the heart are very fire.
quenty attended with Hsadaches5 Anemia snd Plethora
are alsc Affections which frequently OCCASION headachs.
IdopGthic Headache j. zlso very common, being Hs1aly
dlsunsu1shed By the name Of Nervous Headac6e, ome-
t1mes o-mlng On sEddenly in a state Of apparently soand
health, and prostrating at onse tls mental ana physical
energies, and In other instances it comes en- slowly, her
aided BY depression 81 spirits sr scerbi.y o. temper. In
nost instances The pain is 10 tie trent o. the head over
one or both eyes aad E1mstimes provoking vomiting
under tails class may also BE- named NeurziE4a-
For the treatment Of either cIEss q Headache. the
Pills haze been ioand a sure and safe remed7,
relieving the most Eeute patls iE a few minutes, ans
By lb szbte power ersdic-uug TIE diseases q wticl
u The unsrring index.
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DEARINe & WETHERILL,
ss5 Main street, below Union, west side,
occ3-dsysm GreenlzW's Block.
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- Did you ever have the Sick Hsadache2
Dc zen remember ths t~hrebbinr teuslss. ~ fevsra
sroE ne isthing and disguH at ue sif4t q fooc
Eos 1tsty nnnt ruu were Tor lieasure. c0nI4 rrsatioe q
11ay ORa Of the Ceuhaiic Pills uauif harH, relieved
goa BON al the suferlng which you thea 81 ~e-is8esd.
~ MS and other purposes you shoaid sIwt*s have
osA@ taen q hand b use a 0ecsaion reauir ~
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Twenty MILLIONS OF DoLLARs SAVED
NJ. spsidiHg has cold two millions o. bottles Of his Gel
ebrsted Prepared Cue, and it is estimated that each
bottle saves az least ten dollars worth Of 5reken furui-
ture, thus masing an Aggregate u tEeuiy millions o.
dollars reclaimed from total loss D. this vaiuabls fuven-
ton. Having made ais Glue q household word. he now
proposes 70 Do the w1rii sin greater service 81 curfnr
81 The aehiag heads with his Cenhalic Pills. and W fsrv
are a. good ss his Cite hsadnoles viii roou vanish
away Ike snow in July.
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poRerisss Tor
not
be remarkable
ny disposition
snifested BY
at Fort Sum
3 It IS on Tie
has
INT Is truly
fis must be
lHost relue-
Il 70 the con-
are but TO
'hbeir state OF
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Fer Safe.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
eon-P II R N TX
Steam tuE
.-nH a. Er~fr

2aNaAN
canal In Engiaua~
The Cleveland Rlasadssss.
tbority OF COnkiin, a test msdlGlG kEY,
is a believer In @spiritusltsn.N
The Congress Just expired passed one r.
dred and fifteen bills Of a public and private
character, and eight joint resolutions.
Two psrtIes-ons Of fifty and one OF twenty
left Baltimore a few days since, to join the
army Of South Carolina, The sun speaks Of
them as "reckless Characters"
Tie Chinese coolies in Cuba are said to be
little be ter than slaves, and that they are
made 90 almost to al intents and purposes BY
tie laws Of tie Spanish government.
Congress has passed a new law concerning
nstsuts. It extends The time during which
nstens snail remain 10 force, from the fourteen
TEARS under The oid Law, to seventeen years
And 4 prohibipA EXTENSIONS,
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OF NtAcfNtAs
Fredriek County,

Aforesaid, DO hereby certify thst I have examined aEd
compared with The foregoing statement. the bondu.
serlisates o. Hoef, mortgages, ETC., b~lloRglng % The
Insurance Company Of The VALLEY o. virginia. ard dnd
hem % corraspont herewith And I do further GER
uiy, that the va,ue EelXed TO each is correct. 80 far IS I
am able 10 dstermine from quotatiocs snd other reliable
sources OF lEormati1n, ard that the mortEszs5 are on
property Of double the vafue Of The debts secured
thereby.
II tesumcny whsrsof, I have bsreunto sabscribed my
name. and ahred M notoFial seal. ST the town Of win
chester, Va February Ilth, 1851.
Rob-. Y. WOLFE, So3ary Puslie.
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- ~ @
EoTE--OU staEs and bonds are he'd a. psruaa=-t
invesisns end re present 1auic value iu no c1terl-
OF tbslr actnzi va yes lu1 r--f--rf1s % ---rr sf-s-rr
Tlfh tte letter o. The law, We slref them ar ire loves.
cash "a % en- The 1lst December. 1880 thereby m-trra
flaereuce o. nearly 5000 IN Cur s,atzu-nf
LIABILITIES
5. No u1billes 20 banks, Or STEERS, fus -r ut dus.
6 No losses z1i1sted and Que.
= Llses ether uuaEfustsL or
g. Ed1uEret aud not esF ras 4
g. Llssssi1 suspense WAITING farther pref
lz--ded 10 lss- answer a11va-
% AT. Gler claims aUust TIE cuurrr.
(~Ivi1sacs unpaid ....--.... ar %
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I + ''E s&sslssas Si''s-
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DR.. BILLINGS CLRsuSATIVR

WOODMAN l. BEMRNT
Sole Froprist0rs, New Orleans.
g. Eaasfeid s. Co.. Plumner s. Gilbert, Ward a
Mcclellan. G. v. Jones g. o., Wisss Brothers, Whole
ale Agsutss Memphis Tenn
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4eA- eH6.rF O.
u. he rule n ne emraEy IT, not b exceed 5000 I'D
sly one usk. subject 20 Joss b. a sinEIs ara.
y ne amorni insured % acliF or village tsperdsr uru
its s-Ee-rsufrliy ai the desirable rrfr l. Be-
had subject % the rule last asuve naued.
g Tne amount insured In any ore bIorE u h-rIrH.--r
cep-n1s uFon ire size and construction. rrter =
the rule above rsferra1 o..
a. he at o. Incorporation Is the same Is L-eretasa-s
llsJ-
H. BURLINGTON. President.
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QUICKEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
TO
Little Rock, Fort smith, North
ern Texas, New Mexico and
California!
TIE OVERLAND HAIL

TWILL leave MEMPHIS, via Memphis and Little
w Rock rairosd, every WEDNESDAY and sATUR-
DAY, alta IL, for the above points, making much
shorter time than any other line.
AN EXPRESS MESSENGER
will scocmpsny each Train, and sl packages left At the
once OF Adsns s Cs}s Rxpress viii De promptly for
WErded.
Tickets can Be procured st the oacs Of the Company
Hotel.
J. r. ROBINSON,
uvl-dIv Ennarintendanl.
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TheChief Among Zen Thousand
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BURNS AND sCALDs
Are instantly relieved ofes their aaguish, pain ard
Inflammation, By 3 tinelyS application Of this marvel
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III FRIEND OFS Il NURSERY.
Children are frsquentE suferers from external
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The Machinists, the Trss7 Weller. and every other IN
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TIE following are 8 few OF the leading dissass for
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Bites OF Reptiles, Felons, scaldss
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Cracked Lips, Mercurisl Sores, Scad Head,
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Ohilblains, Pimpls8, snalI Pox,
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IMPORTANT TO INVENTORS
RoRERr w. EENwICK.

A&OEBEtG ~ ~ ACEAs
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POETS WIT AND HUMOR. Selected by
W. Fl. Willis. Illustrated with one hun
dred engravings full gilt, cloth and mo-
rQccn.-
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THE TEMPEST. By Wm. Shakespeare. L.
lHstrated by Foster, Dore, Skill, slader
and Janet. Quarto.
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hand tais llta day ef February, 1881.
!. r. BROWN :. P.
STATE or VIRGINIA,

be- {. Eisly. Clerk Of the county court o. Fredrirk
county In the State Aforesaid, DO hereby certify hiatt
r. Crown, before whom the foregoing sndavit was
made, Is a justice % the Peace in asd Tor szid county
dnlT commissioned sud sworn. and that 10 all his acts
As such, full faith and eredid are doe aud Of riEth ought
% be gwen IS well in courts o. justice al thereout.
Ia testimony whereof ! have hsreunto Subscribeded
ny nsms, ami ared the seal Of said county, this IIth
day Of February 1881, and in tAe Ssh year Of the CON-
monVeaiih- &c RuILT, c. O.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-28

| Hope Is better companion than fear
We have deep sympathy with the Trinity
river sufferers by the recent floods. Many as
true and good men as California boasts, had made
happy and prosperous homes along the river
banks, surrounding themselves with all the ac
compartments necessary to make permanent
home Woman's hand and genius had lent its
soft enchanting power to surround and ornament
cottage and villa with shrubbery and flowers, and
all that relines and pleases the sense of rudcr
man. Thrifty orchards, and heavy yielding fields
of grain, attested the salubrity of climate and
richness of soil-rewarding the husbandman for
his toll. Over half million dollars had been
invested in mining improvements, and as gen
eral rule, no river in northern California more
certainly rewarded toll and venture. Much cap
ital was invested in mills and bridges, which re-
turned fine interest. But like the breath of the
angel of DEATH the spirit of the waters rushed
its destructive torrents over all, and swept in its
maddcning career homes, mining improvements,
mills, brdges-all to destruction.
Many fair prospects and hopes have been blight
ed, and many a chill of hard fate gathers round
The sinking heart OF the ranchman and miner as
he gazes upon the wreck of years of toll. But
the alluval and beautiful valleys yet remain,
and the yellow gold is still sprinked through
the bar dirt, and remains imbedded in the crew.
ces Of the bed robk. Brave hearts and strong
arms the coming season, will repair the losses
and destruction of the winter, and learn lessons
of precaution for the future Orchard, and field
and garden will soon again bloom, and ripen
their rich harvess, and the brave, undaunted mi
ner will next year have replaced his ditch, and
tume, and dam, and again gladden. the merchant
and tradesman with his ounces Of yellow dust,
dug from the bowels of the earth" The great
food will then be thing of the past to smile at,
and not present theme for gloom and mourning.
There is prosperous future for all who have
hearts to brave misfortune, and energy to re-
trieve disaster.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-28

INCIDENTS OF THE FLOOD AT SACRAMENTO
The Bee says there may be fun even in a drown
ed city, and relates the following incidents in
demonstration
Yesterday morning we met citizen, who, not
withstanding heavy losses wore his customary
cheerful look.
"You have lost your house, we hear ?"
eyes"
"And all your furniture, of course ?"
"Yes, but have saved my family"
"What is the damage to your stock OF goOds?'
About five thousand dollars"
l." Heavy, isn't it V'
eyes, but it's h-l on the rats !"
That man will never commit suicide.
On one of the X street crossings, the following
poetica inscription bids the wayfarer Sc list the
dangers of the deep"
"This hole is not passable,
Not even jackassable;
You'd better not went it,
If you do, you'll repent it,"
One of the most touching instances of affection
between man and brute that we have ever heard
of, was related to us as having occurred on Mon
day A man was seen amid the flood holding
with all the strength that remained in him, the
head of a monster bulldog above water, and
shouting to passing boatmen to come to the res
cue. For well nigh an hour this lasted, yet no
assistance came and the water rose higher and
higher until finally it reached the mans arm
pits. Persons at distance, but poweress to rem
der aid dispaired of the mans safety, and shout
ed to him to swim for his life. But no, among
the faithless faithful he," to his canine friend
At the last moment, and barely in time to save
him, boat approached, into which he first care
fully placed his charge, and then embarked him
self He gave sigh of relief, cast a look OF
deepest affection on the shiverng brute at bis
feet, and then in half musing, half curious, and
apparently Indifferent manner, remarked
al ,oOnder tohat has become Of nay aoVe ana
children ?''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-28

THE PICruREs OF THE NATIONAL CAPIToL.-Th
Butte Record reveals the outlines of grand pic
ture in thus aluding to the meeting Of the thr-
ty-sevcnth congress
in the midst of stupendous rebellion, with
ten of the thirty -four States unrepresented, sur
rounded by military camps, batteries OF death
dealing ordnance, and bristling bayonets In the
hands of at least two hundred thousand true and
devoted men, the national Congress meets in the
Capitol-of late used as barracks for soldiers
called to defend it against the threatened attack
of fratricides and traitors, aud thus, surrounded
by all the pomp and circumstance of grim Wis
aged war; the legislative branch of our cousttu-
tional government assemblies, as it never assem-
bled before to make laws for the nation, now
periled by the unnatural treason of part Of
her own people,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-28

FROST MUsIC.-I was once belated in Canada,
on fine winter day, and was riding over the
hard snow on the margin of wide lake when
the most faint and mournful wall that could
break a solemn silence seemed to pass through
me like dream. | stopped my horse and
listened. For some time | could not satisfy my
self whether the music was in the air or in my
own brain. | thought of the pine forest VIII ch
was not far off; but the tone was not harp like,
and there was not breath Of wind Then it
sweled and approached and then it seemed to be
miles away in moment; and again it moaned,
as if under my very feet 1t was the voice of
the winds imprisoned under the pail of ice sud
denly cast over them by the peremptory power
of the frost. Nobody there had made ir-holes
for the place was wilderness and there was
no escape for the winds, which must moan on till
the spring warmth releases them. They were
fastened down in silence; but they would come
out with an explosion when, in some still night
after a warm spring day, the ice would blow up
and make crash and n racket from shore to
shore. So | was told at my hosts that evening"
where | arrived with something of the sensation
of haunted man. 1t had been sometime before
the true idea struck me; and meanwhile, the
rising and falling moan made my very heart
thrill agdin.-COr. Boston Paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-28

A SECEsH PICKET DEs,-BUT BoRRows
"QUARrER" FIRsr.-" Orpheus c. Kerr" rath
er funnly disposed fellow who writes to the New
York .Mercmy, tells the following yarn:
am weeping, my boy.
While on my lonely beat, about an hour ago,
light tread attracted my attention, and on look
ing up, | beheld one of secesh' S pckets standing
before me.
"Soldier," said he "you remind me of my
grand mother who expired before was born
but this unnatural war has made us enemies and
| must shoot you. Give me some terbacker."
He was n young man, my boy, in the prime OF
life, and descended from the first families of Vir-
ginia That is to say. his mother was virgin
At least that's what understand by the First
Families of Virginia.
looked at him. and says | " Let's compro-
msc my brother"
"Nevcr - says he. "The South is fighting for
her liberty. her Hresides, and the pursuit of hap.
piness, and desire most respec ctfully to welcome
you with bloody hands to a hospitablc grave"
"Stand off ten PAGES, and let's see who shall
come before the coroner first ~ says |.
He took his place aud we fired simultaneously
| heard a bullet go whizzing by II barn about a
quarter of n mile on my right and when the
smoke cleared away, saw the scccsh picket ap-
preaching with an awful expression Of woe on his
otherwise dirty countenance.
Soldier says he, was there anything III
my head before you fired %
q" Nothing" says |, "save a few harmless in
sects"
al speak not of them" says he. Was ther,
anything nside of my head ~
Nothing |" says |.
"Well," says he Just listen now"
He shook his head mourntully, and | heard
something rattle.
i" What's that ?" exclaimed
4 That - uaiJ hn ie huIIat whinh MOI
trated my skull and is rolling about in my brain
| die happy, and with an empty stomach but
there is one thing would like to see before
perish for my country. Have you spare quar-
ter about you ~
Too much affected to speak, drew the coin
from my pocket and handed it TO him.
The dying man clutchcd it convulsively, and
stared at it ieverishly
"This, says he is the first quarter have seer
since the fall of Sumter and had wounded yor
| should have been totally unable to give yoI
any quarter. All how beautiful it is how very
bright, how exquisite and good for four drinks
But have not time to say all feel"
The expiring soldier then laid down his gun,
hung his cap aud oyercoat on II branch OF tree
aud blew his nose.
lie then died.
And there | stood, my boy, on that lonely beat,
losking II that fallen type of manhood, thinking,
too how singular it was that he should forget to
give me back my quarter. The sight and the
thought 10 affected me, that | was obliged to turn
my back on the corpse and walk lisle way from
it. When | returned to the spot, the body was
gone Had it gone to Heaven Perhaps So
my boy-perhaps SO, but hav'nt seen my quar-
ter since.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-28
WAsnor.-A corrcspondent OF the Bulletin

WAsHoE.-A correspondent OF the Bulletin
writes from Carson City:
"There is Il remarkable cotemporaneous phe-
nomenon here, although they may be entirely in
dependent. Steamboat Springs, which hereto
fore has been on a boil, Uhe water is general
at FOG degrees,) have all at once cooled off an
ceased Issuing steam or spouting above the SUI
face. Now, can IL be that the current is chang
ed, and is this water heated by fire or by chem
cal action, as previously supposed have see,
considerable birthstone about the Springs an
shall keep an eve Z" out" hereafter when | visi
them, thinking, as the Dutchman did when he
drove his load of lime in the river, that he had
better travel off fast, for, mine gott hell Is
not Won mile from dis place. 1t makes one shuf
der to see volcanos, sulpher, DEVILS Gate--an
Carson for the capital"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-28

CHEAP LIvINO.-When the late senator Brod-
erick asserted that men could live as cheapy in
San Francisco as in New York, the public smiled
iucredulously. The prophecy has been veri-
fed--board and lodging can be had in this city
for three and three dollars and a half per week /;
a French restaurant furnished the same with
wine at meals for $3.50, and meals, If preferred,
by the dish at five cents per plate, while num-
Der o. our American restaurants furnish square
meal for 10 cents, and three dishes at choice for
25 cents. House rent, servant hire, fuel, wash
ing butter and eggs are the only expenses OF
living in San Francisco dearer than in New
York.-S. H. call.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-28

The LAST FooTFALI.-
Thou'rt lowering in my midday thoughts,
o ! echo of the Past
Thou art with many memories fraught,
Swift DER my spirits cast
And woven through my nightly dreams,
Thou comest like strain,
Which, cchong Ter lfc's fading scenes,
Haunts heart, and mind and brain.
Back from the still and shoreless Past,
Back from joys buried hours,
That sound, swift as n trumpet blast,
Fits DER life's silent bowers.
And that football: o ! ne'er again
On wild, or sea, or shore.
Whose echo haunts my heart and brain,
Shall fate to me restore.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-28

DEATH-'Twas the calm and Silly hour of
mdng ght The pale moon shed a silvery light
over the flowing little riIIs the closed flowers
drank the dew that nature had SO bounteously
dffused, and, cradled in their soft and downy
nests, the birds had ceased their song, awaiting
the harbinger of morn. But withal, there rung,
through the silent air, music from above, angels
whisperings on unconscious earth, for Death had
sealed his signet on an infants brow, and when
that little spirit scared, gem Of purity lay rest
ing in the arms Of Jesus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-28

CoNTEMPTIBLE LYGNG.-The Tallahassee Senti-
mel lately INDUCED in representations of which
the following is specimen /:
Lincoln keeps five men in his room to guard
him by night, and Mrs. Lincnln two to guard her,
Old Abe, ia order to keep his spirits and courage
up, "pours the spirits down." and Is halt drunk
all the time. For fear of being poisoned, Mrs
Lincoln has turned cook, and prepares all the
food they eat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-28

LIEUT.. JAS. G. McPnERsoN, for many years the
engineer having charge of the construction OF
the San Francisco harbor Notifications, has been
appointed on Maj. Gen. lallecks staff, with the
rank of Lieutenant-C Colonel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-28

STRIPES FOR THE LAnIEs.--A Massachusetts
manufacturing establishment is turning out IN
great quantities new pattern of underskirts OF
red, white and blue" We trust after this no
lady will object to "show her colors," especially
on muddy day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-28

Or COURSE SHE BELIEVED IT.-Indignant and
much injured wife So, sir, out all night again
Now | should like to know where you have
been?"
Delinquent and very erratic husband" Been
my dear-ah, yes-well, ah--you see-Browh
came TO the cily. and wanted to see the sights.
| took him to see the city from The spre Of Trim
ity, and the sexton forgot us and locked us in,
and we were obliged to remain up there all
nQhtV