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Bosros-Feb. es,-The market for pork hes been
very quiet and the sales have been confined to
small lots at &1350414.50 fur prime; 417.60118.5D
for naese and $19@21 1or clear, cieh and N Of.
Beef has been In moderate demand, with sales at
$2@12 . btl for eastern and western mess and ex-
ira mess, and $l2@14 q brl for family extra eash
and mos low grades selling at $6@s q brl
as to quality. Lard Las been In moderate demand:
the sates have been at to@1lc e n IN hr1s and
tierces, and l2@12Ac In ke- e. cash and months.
Smoked hams are selling at l0l11c q h, eash and
Amos; and picked hams rnngc from 5000 q b,
cash.
BAL71NonE- 2G.-There is 10 little doing In
meata thnt our quotations are merely nominal
Bulk meat Is held ct CAc for shoulders; T@@14c
for sides, and 8A09c for hams. Bacon shoulders
7H06c: eidcs 10c, but Te heard Of a sale OF 60
hhds sides to-day IT sTc. The!ea g y nothing dong
II II esT pns e a1 lunp a ari 9 10
have no change to make In quotations.
St. Lou1s--Feb. 27.-Pork-Therc have been lib
cral n -ers from the South and large transactions
have occurred that have not been made public in
formation as to quantity and prizes hnving been
rigidly withheld Eecc,pf OF Monday we're heavy,
being over 500 brls, patt to 30 forward, and part
sold previous to delivery Aaiee, as far NJ made
public, included 70 hEis St. Louis and Quincy
packing at $1725; l10o brls In lots country pack
cd, ST: % brls runps At s11.so. Yesterday sales
comprised about 800 bbfe country mess 1t SIT; 15S
do II Q, at SIG Is, aud 80 do st SIG per bbt !;
also GO bbls rGmps, III irregular lot private To-
day there Was good Inquiry, but buyers did not
take hold largely, On account Of no boa1s in port
for the south Salee s. b6ls good country mess at
hulk shoulders, loose, At &c. and 100 aacs do st &c.
Lard-QfeFfngs large and the market heusy. Sales
20 and To tcs and bbs prime country at ar 2ot tcs
do at 94c, and 193 tcs choice do private terms.
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I 4 At B1f5@80A drilling On ECU 1bs.
| LIVE H61S.-Recefyed, none. The market
was hare, and Tie only a1le reported was q lot Of
| 60, averaging $50 fbs. at 4, 80 groaR.,
+ BEEF CATTLE-Receiyed, 1bs. Market quiet.
Sales,
~ head, averaging 1890 ns sat..............-.$as at.
II :. 1200 :. ...........,.... 500
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lggul advertisements.

MASTERS SALE.-State Of ILL.,
~ nois. Cook County. Circuit Court Cox i County
In Chancery, Robert seovu -. Henry j, spaldiDg.
Erser Mater @ n Chs:csry of Cook County state of
uclock in The forenoon II sald dav in obed.nre l.,
the mandaty IL dsesse u sald sell At
srsh coor Of the Court House Of he County Il Coz
In Tue e';y o. q ch,eaTo al e tue followg dc:cF6, j
The 1ndtE.ded half tho northwest quarter II sec,ic
i've t IN Township thirty 1ht 1881 north Range tnT
teen t east Of the third principal ueriu1an onta!;
lug one hundred and sixty acrts 50 ulnch tnere.
Is may be necessary to make the oneyue to the said
aad costs. '-s''
III {. FAlNE FREER 4aater In chance1y Coak Co.
tnlcSso, FeofHal5 II, d. y. E6l. fes9ei25t1
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COMMERCIAL,


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~ 5~ =. .1s.,--. - ~, s-e.es 80 n,aa,
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S - as-N,.s ese ~ t - 80 ,ra-s
80 F ,'s.,a .s,l,r tnssa =. * m@enc rhero
T.r4-~~ - a..~e.' - - ~" 80.
- ~ 80 ADss ~. :. ,...N ~ ~ -
usn iepo1'eo "ss = ~ - o. Averaging q" 'De'
80 "e-e s.l. ~ 80 s.sse.
AAet7 "as "Aea oe|'.4 'ea'Dk ~ nc 1io'is4on w
o~1ns ~ W see'e ~ aemaua 4ef
Asss 1ot3' ~ 1tapn'ea' eousi' sns .uafAe. Au-
ssnesd 1S, "tal NE" u aoout i'1o u'ls i. S4o'U
tof AA"1"Ase'' eau buzz tot cas puAeu-Ao1oets
II me etose feaaang 70 sen oeioW Slo'oe, anu oniy
Email iote one1ea At even tnal ngu1c' I'LL Hea.s
"eae ..so II oea'e' .eauese, a1n w report saie
ol 11"n pee neasy eulk enea'oe4s a'-o looee.
Inese vas sood oesa-na 'os pf1nae A1ee1 1alo a.
S&es nas sehe1s askea s&e, aan VIC na'e NO sfans-
@eooas 10 report
4ne feeea' Improvement N oinetnnae' anu ~
Sou'aesn m3s&ees, wen - tne neteHseo ae-
fnano 1of ffoaae@ mere. mas stanoaateo tnsA PICK
sfs to fene"ca aet'oa out enoa9o 1ae present
~1kn weeshef eonunae Inc supp'S o' nogS Will De
eaSeh. aaa anas put ,seoP 70 loe't opesa''ohs'
eEsn II 1t ehouid o. SAFE 70 CIT.
10e 4ouf uaAkfeet "as 1ses 4stASe loAaS' anu VIC
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New York Cattle Market, for Week
EndfnE Feb, Fl.

7oTI. RECEIPTS OF CATTLE Of ALL KINpt FOE THE
WEEE,
, 1861-03-02


RAIE1oH, N. c., Feb 28-In thf8 city, the
union ticket received 712, Secession: 81 For
Vonyention 2a0, against $40 r" -;
PARTIAL returns from other precincts show a
similar result.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Feb. 2s:--Ihree pre-
cincts IN New Hanover give 88l majority for
Convention. Other precincts will Increase the
majority: secession candi didatee are elected by
1000 majority. ~.
Brunswick has gone for secession. Three
precincts in Duplin give III majority for Con-
yention. Wayne gives 500 majority foE seces-
sion. Wake county, including, Raleigh, gives
1oo0 for Union The majority against the
ConTenEtou ID large - - : ~
~7WAsH1saron, March Returns rom North
Carotna are as followH: For the Untun- Wake
county 1900, Rowan 1000, Davidson LOO, Gull
ford 2o00, Alamance large, Orange, johnson,
Montgomery and Tazewell. large .majorittea
For secession BRrunswick- Wayne New Han
over, Mecklenburg, Cabacnis, NASH tdgeonb,
LenniE, Duplin and Craven, majoritiea unas-
ertaincd-nostly lazge. The results for Of
againat Convention are indefinite:
, 1861-03-02

Owing to the 1T health Of the proprietor Of nae OF
the best Republican nessypaper establishments In
Western Illinois Ia offered for sale ht great bargain
For particulars call upon OF 2ddress IL A PORTER
At the Chicago Type Foundry. 1a3od15slm
, 1861-03-02

sr. LOUIS, Feb, 28.-Dispatches to the Dem
oc,t1t eav tbat the Convention met ut Jeffarson
City at II o'clock this morning. Judge Orr
called the Convention to order:
B. Gamble Of st. Louis was elected tempo
rary Chairman; ]. L. Miner ofCole, temporary
Secretary. COMMITTEES on Credentials and Per"
manent Organization were appointed, when u
being found that only Is members we're pres
ent, the Convention adjourned till 10 O'clock
tomorrow.
Afler the permanent organization is effected,
the Convention will probably adjonEn to St.
Louis, Mercantile Library Ball being rendered
for that purpose
News Of adjournment Of tie Peace Confer
ence and the passage of Corwin's proposition,
produced pleasant effect upon members.
Ex-Gov. Sterling Price will probably be per-
n1anent President
, 1861-03-02

.- HEETEE FRoX DIFTKKENT AT4TEH.
A. N. A1lcrton b CO., proprietsrs OF tie Wash
ington Drove Yarde orty-foarth street. report the
cattle in market from the following States and Ian
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lost.
General Notices,

NOPARTNE ERSHIP.-S. P.
~ HARRINGTON Is q partner in our bn5iness from
this date The style Of our nr1n hereafter Will be ray
Allen 4 Co. DAY & ALLEN.
Chtelno March 1st. 1861 mh1.ei3Qat
, 1861-03-02

MINBTRY AT LARGE.-I have m elderly man
on hand who wants to do chores, cheap Also,
stout woman wants to go out washing, as
her husband is sick; and two nice German
girls to nurse children. Apply to Robert Col
lyer, Minister Mt Large, 1691Randolph street,
from to o'clock.
, 1861-03-02

A FARM FOR A LOTT wish
"a 70 exchange 40 acre farm In Kaasas, = acres
cultivated. good house. s1d the very b+sL OF living
water Ii Tho most .hteSly settled paft q Kansas fer
bnne ONCE, Chicago giving description Of house and
, 1861-03-02
:For 5alR.

TORN SHELLER FOR SALE
~ one Of Z Inc i Humphreys manufacture-nrv
and IN good running order. Capacity bushels Der
dsy Aso, PuEab1e Steam Engine OF hor4 e.sower,
IN good running order. Inquire CT address f. T.
MARSH II so Sonth Water street te15ea9 fw
, 1861-03-02

VESSEL FOR SALE.-A
schoons1 wall found md Ia good repair 3Gs tona
register. Clazses B. L Terms liberal -
: HISCkLEY 4 HANDY
fslEeBar No. Board OF Trade Buildtnra
, 1861-03-02
DISPATCHES FROM MAJ. ANDERSON


John Tyler and 6eddan Qennuucs the
Peace pou&erence.
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A High Move.


We observe in the proceedings OF the Ohio
Legislature on Wednesday last, that Senator
Garfield, aKansas- -shrieking john Brown mem
Der irnm the Western Reserve, has reported 3
bill appropriating TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS out Of the taxes collected of the
people of Ohio, to be used in the purchase o.
Seed Corn, SC, for Spring planting in Kansas
This Is certainly high novel What authori-
ty has the Legislature to take money from the
Treasury for such purpose? None whatever.
There is not the remotest sanction for such a
thing IN the constitution. lfthere is any moR-
ey in the Treasury subj ct TO such an apprOpri-
alton, the law making The levy can be pointed
out, and, if there is no such law, how can mon-
ey in the Treasury be devoted TO other and
widely different purposes from those for which
1t was collected? Aside from the constitutional
ooIectlon, we protest against the humanity Of
wringing money from the scanty means Of
needy tax payers to appropriate to the use of
land owners in distant State. No Iegsla-
ture which ever sat would dare make in advance
distinct and specific legy on the tax payers Of
Ohio for such an object, Six or seven summers
ago the very part Of Ohio from which Senator
Garfield halls, was so affected by drouth.and
heat. that the cattle would have starved for
want OF nourishment had they not been driven
off OF put TO the axe. Two years ago, this and
at least thirty other counties OF Ohio, lost near
ly their entire wheat crop, gathering less than
sufficient Tor fall seeding. This was in our own
State and among our own people. Yet it'neV-
er entered the head OF any sane man in the Leg
lslature to vote money from the public treasury
with which to purchase either seed wheat or
timothy for the regions of the State where
these crops had proved failure. The man
who would have made such proposition woul Id
have been pronounced Ounce, and yet "a meas
ure which would not be listened to in behalf of
our owR citizens is deemed all right when ap
piled TO Kansas. Neoark Allocate. i as
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Ringhnm or Record.
.WAsHINGroN Cry. Feb, 1. ]

49, w ASHINGToN CITY, Feb, i, 1901.
w. R ALLISON, Eso-Dear Sir. You have
doubtless discovered that the great struggle,
going on here, is it for the purpose (on the part
Of the Southern secessionists and Northern trai.
tors to principle) either to restore the pro s,a,
very propagandist to the control Of this Govern
ment, or to dissever and destroy it, rather than
allow it to be administered by the chosen ofthe
people upon the policy Of Washington, Jeffer-
son, Madison and jackson. The compromises
offered, rely upon it. will not save the Union
one hour; unless so accepted as to mar the Con
stitution by amendment, enthrone deSpotism
and dethrone liberty We will soon be told, i
you favor compromise, you admit there is some
occasion Cor it; and if compromise is a nation
al necessity. why not doit permanently? The
old maxim we'll appes;-"W is worth do
ing at ALL is worth..doing we'll" Then TIE way
to do i wellr--to make. slavery secure, is to a.
mend The Constitution, and, like the laws OF the
Modes and Persians, make the provision perpet-
ual and beyond the power, even of the people
to change it. That is the nature Of the PROPOSE
tion now pending in the House. Tie people
will never accept it-and never should accept
it, as they love freedom and right, and hate
wrong and oppression. incorporate wrong in
our Constitution, and we invoke, thereby, the
49, ~ - ~ II = ,,,l:.l>
uoS uo9m =. al sao uesa laspns sillch hase gone
aei9,e 10, any sUoh mus .ls uown siln enein
n IN ane salns o'Snon0'ea ana un'ahsly grave
NY NY houls, oNo' O. pts''hAa, W Z ".
lne siess stiugses men y eeI~een seces-
siunis.s anu Noreherh st'alsofs' Dy. 'nlsl3We ~
N sNqppI'e We aee ~ unnecessarily ulas M ~ ue
-,ol.n WY 'aot. oo,hptVlliiseL aie ~ iasoi u
oiaHeiy' ne! Says 'ne 5eopPfo,ll'sgs 70. oneieu
y wiii NV sase y. "lse man mi. bingham !.
~, liow uo y9u Anowts = ~ u,saneeseu say y
Will put ,hen ws peleSe no -hhoMs pes', as e
% % ahuouo'euiy sne s'ea'eSs man III 'he oil''eu
0'a,es' -dar
lhe mhole iettef SHOWS aesile' on .he par'
ol W.T. bingham to Keep tne Ehgsef question
peofs tne people, 20 ASas hef can ''cut ny CAD
oago 'ap aho % r., eaecsso. pas tne gig
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-20
The Defesat a n ena n % 4 t.reeIey

After all that Greeley has none Tor the Re-
publican party-afters killing Seward at, ,Chiea,
90 and electi6g Cd Abe--he has been defeated
by the Republican caucus at Albany, and thrown
overheard. Philosopher Greeley may, thank
bis old friend and partner IN polticsl rascality,
Senator Seward. Tor this mark Of ofdistihgnisbed
ingratitnde. Y GrseleEs successful competitor
for the caucus nomination was "A friend and al I
mirer Of Senator Seward, and it was Stewards
influence which defeated bin, Here we hare
another proof that II i pot always the mar, who
does the greatest amount Of dirty work for his
party that rsaps the greatest reward, Az Chi
eago, be cut Seward sthroat---at Albany, Sew
ard has taken off ,his scalp. "smck, smack,
smooth As cracks generally eyince natural
procliyity 70 widen, W. may look for fearful
gap in the Republican party Of New York, .da-
ting from this significant circumstance ], The
spoils of Office are alIaady dividing its, ranks,
and viii soon accomplish It's destruction. Hon.
Ira Harris, Greeley successful competitor, is d
CONSERVATIVE Old line whig;;. and as the Legisla-
tuie sstroagiy Rspubliean. he willIandoabtediy
be elected.
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ssh 90 TssL8sa77-E-s AzR trEESssA
sJ-Headacbe isthc favorite sign BY which na.
tnre makes known amy deviation Whatever from
the natural state Of the brain, and viewed fthis
light IL may be looked on ASA safeguard inse1ded
to give noiico oi disease which migh, otherwise
escape attention, till too late to be remedied and
indication shonld never be neglected Headaches
may be classified under two names, viz izsSpmptom-
attic and ldiopathic Synptomatic fIeadac che is
exceedingly common and is the precursor of great
variety oil diseases. among which ARE Apopexy,
Gout Rheumatism aud aIlfebrile diseases. In lis
nervous form il is sympathetic of disease OF the
stomach constituting sick headache OF hepauc
disease constituting bilious headache; Of worms
constipation and other disorders of the bowels as
well as renal and uterine affections. Diseases OF
the heart nre very frequently attended with Head
aches; An9mias and plethora ara also affections
which frequently occasion headache ldiopathic
Headache is also very common, being usually dis
tinguished by the, name, of nervous, headache
sometimes coming onsuddenlY tn state OF ap-
parently sound health and prostsating at once the
mental andphysieai energies and in other instan.
ces itscomes ON slowly, heralded by depression Of
spirits or aeerbty Of temper in most instances
the pain is iu the front OF the head over one or
both eyes and sometimes provoking vomiting; un.
der this class, may be named Neuralgia \ F.s',iss
! For the treatment OF either class of Headache
the Cephalic Pills have been found sure aud safe
remedy, relieving rhe most hcute pains in a few
minutes, and by its subtle power eradicating sthe
disease of which Headache is the unsrring index.
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The Oilio Z q isiasssre.

The past has been rather d barren week m
Legislation, The report IN favor of performing
Lie State Printing III Tie Deaf and b Dunb. Asy-
lun. does not show. much practical Knowledge
The idea q performing heavy book wefiby un
practiced little boys, could only originate In
minds clouded BY something more than phiian,
ibropy Some propositions are too thin yelled
to require argument, and this Is one of them, 10
say nothing Of the Constitution, which, ,of course
IS not Of much importance ID such cases = ~ 4.
4 II there is desire TO learn the boys in tfle
Asylum tho printing art, as much as they could
accomplish would be the work on d little news.
papcr. ior long time, Bot we presunAe 1t was
nol The boys that were thought of. " l4s' '4 NJ 7
The proposition Ii the Legislature 10 ibdofse
United States Government Bonds 70 the y
mount ,of Ohios share Of the surplus revenue, Is
eraating ,aui.s B ssensation That distssb. b.fson
hss A o,,ser nan deal tist6 We we're i mem
Der eiths 0bio se1sts Al the time II vas re-
ceiyed aud We had q good time of dividing i
out,alnppg the counties. Y was vns, o tie hum;
bugs Of politicians, snd " ssenns fiie Bsndho's
Ghost, n wit never down. scrisis e wv
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msntwhich was perfect for five millions Of peo-
pie, but not wholly as tothirtyty five mill ons.
Your patriotism wiz surmount the difficult
ties, thowevey great if you win accomplish but
one triumph in adpance and that is a triumph
over party. Aud What IS party when compar-
ed TO the task OF rescuhg ones country from
danger2 Do that and one long, loud shout ol
JOY and glsaaess will, resound throughout the
land. = "
The scene at the close OF this address is de-
scribed as most impressive. The desp aud ear
nest patriotism evinced by the speaker melted
the stoutest heart, and as he finished each
member seemed to rise simultaneously to his
feet, and moved towards the venerable speaker
with words Of peace and good will. All hearts
were filled with hope, and the President was
followed by general congratulations from most
of the States. Mr.. Chase of Ohio, expressed
himself as particularly gratified, aud assured
Mr.. Tyler, as most Of the other commissioners
did. that they were ready to follow where Vir
ginia led.' The hopes Of the Union men are
high to night It expected that all the State
which have appointed commissioners will be
present to morrow, when the business ci the
conference will be commenced.
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No one Of the "many ills flesh is heir to" is SO
prevalent, 80 title undersood and SO much negIec
ted as Cosuyeness. Often originating 10 careless
ness orsedentary habits; il is rega ded as slight
disotder oftoo little consequence to excite anxiety
while in ty it is the precursor and companion
of manYof the mostiatal ana dtdangerous diseases :,
and unless eradcated twill bring the suffer.
er to an untiinelv grave. Among the lighter evils
Of which costiveness is the usual attendant a re
Headache, Collie, Rheumatism, Foul Breath, Piles,
and others OF Like nature, white a loug train of
frlghtiul diseases such as Malignant feyerss Alb.
&C sses Dysentery, Diarrhnu, Dyspepsia, Apopiexy
Epilepsy, Paralysis Hys.eria, ~f1ypochondfiasis,
Melancholy and INSANITY first indicate their pres
ence in the system by this alarming symptom.-z
Not unfrequtntly the diseases named originate IN
Constipation but take an Independent existence
unless The cause is eradcatec in an early stage
From. all these considerations it follows thai the
disorder should receive immediate atten ton when
ever II occurs, and no person should neglect to get
abox OF Cephalic Pile on the first appearances ot
the complaint, as tbeii timely. will expei the
lnsiduous approaches of disease and destroy this
dangerous iee 10 human liie.aFa' ttta gv5nel vsal
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MIS- CELL EoUs,

THr AFALsASATIpSoF n OF, LASsuAsrs There /,
growiee lenosncy i1 'hl1 age TO appropriate the
ter awhile @ incorPofate lhshl into our own. Tins
The word Cephaic, which u Rom the Greek. SIC.
nilying ~for he head is'now becoming popnia1. .
ized iuconnection With NT Spaldings great Head.
gchc remedy .b,tit WILSON be used in a more
aens raj waY. and The word Ccphalic will become
as common as Elecirotype and many othe rs whose
distinction as foreign words has been worn away
by common usage until they seem "natVe and 10
the manor born"
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90 q HL--w wTSssg

I T07770 ~ IH1a ~
a91rOyer exeitement und the mental care and
anxiety incidentto close attention to business
study, are among the numerous causes of Nerr
yens Headache. The tisordered state Of mind and
body incident TO this distressing complaint is fa-
tai blow to all energy ond ambition sufferers by
this disorder canalways obtain speedy relief front
phalc Pills whenever the symptoms Appear. II
quiets the overtasked brain and soothes the strant
ed and jarring nerves, and fefaxes the tension o.
the stomach which always saccomp aiess and ag-
grayates the disordered condition of the bIain.F
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-20
VirRinia Comveution

RlcHMoNp, Feb. l6.--The Southern Com
miSsloners were invited to address the Conven-
uon on Monday 6. "a Ey.-gf diva .-4a ataE r5
a committee on Federal matters was ap-
pointed. ,.-.z- -, NJ I'd +. .-..4,.- 80
A resolution was introduced, but objected to
requesting the Commissioners to the Conference
to report if any result, acceptable to Virginia
was likely be obtained.l - u srE-' yls
Mr.. Wise vindicsted himself from compile
iity With the rel orted at empls to invade Wash.
ington. rg .T Lr '-.-s.. $50 ~. Ed
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Michigan L egisIatu

DLIhUI p -TtO' TO.
Joint Resolutions, instructing Senators, anC
requesting our REPRESENTATIVES in Congress, t
oppose any amendments tothe Constitution re
cognizing the right Of properly in man, OF au
thcrizing the extension Of slavery into terrific
ry now free, were adopted. E
!. In the House Of Representatives yesterday
by strict party vote, subsequent resolutions
empowering Senators Chandler and Bingham
to represent Michigan in the Peace Conference
was lost--ayes 40 nays 34--not having q ma
ioritY Of all The members elected.
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- 80 ~
q a. z ss:s.-s,. IL s.E. a...l... .

Z - skifg8#s 6&&aS iS&& assi$&q t6AM
hFwEETY rMIIlaoNs OF DOLLARS SAyEp-=Mr.
opanlding has sold two millions of bottles Of His
celebrated Prepared Gluesand it is estimated tina
each bottle saves least ten dollars worth OF bro
ken tur itnres sthusmalang an.aggregateoi twenty
millions of Dollars reclaimed from totailoss by
kis valuable invention. Having made his Glue H.
household word, he now proposes to do the world
still greater service by curing ali the aching heads
with his cephalic Pills,a iftneysare ms goodaas
I hnows in July. -
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.REI - 5.9 I'D

=. A. X Ef8 .8se ss9seTg So HGRMS 9sWEsss558 a
BRIDGET Mssus wants you to send her box Of
Cephalic Glue; no. q bottle OF Prepared Pis.-but
lu thinking that's not just naiiher but perhaps
ye'H be alther knowing what it is .Ye see shoe
nigh dead .andgone with the sick headaches, ane
wants some more OF that same that relaived her
before vswev4ea ey saesa rasssastg etgsas s5a
q Druggist ~ You mean Spalding Is Cephalic Pills,
Bridget-Och! sure now and you've sedlt, here's
the quarther and give me the Pills aud don't DO oil
day about it. al thcr. -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-20
A Real BIesSing,

Fhyslcian,-TWeII, Mrs, Tones, how. IS that head
ache7 /. # # |r
Mrs. Jones' Gone! Doctor, all gone! the pill
you sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and
wish you would send more SO thatl can have them
handy. "A 2 SSia1b GG s& &tkA 4 Ms8 s8 II
Physieian.r GU car, gettiiem at amy Druggists.
Call tor Cephaic Pills find they never, fail, and
i srecommend them in all cases OF Headache '8
Mrs. Jones.--l shall send for BIO directly, and
shall tell ali my suffering friends ior they are o
feai piessingy gRNgNE WE9masFxE