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THE NEWS,

BY the arrival of the steamship Anglo.Saxon of
Father Point yesterday, we have two days later in
telligenoe from Europe. Hprivy council was to
be held in London on the 18th OF July TO arrange
certain ministerial changes. Lord Palmerston. IL
was said, would resume his old position in the
House of Commons as the exponent Of the foreign
policy Of the British government. public meet
ing having reference to the American crisis was
held in London on the oath Of July. The object
of the meeting was to present memorial
TO DR.. Cheever, who made speech on the oeca.
son, ia which he spoke strongly against the
seeded States and, as usual, advocated the abo
iitcn of slavery The London Shipping G0zett,
has an article arguing that the fate of the Collins
steamship Pacific has been solved by memoran
dunn found in a bottle recently picked IN at tho
Hebrides. in which the writer, q person named
William Graham. states that the vessel was encir
cied with icebergs and sinking.
From Manchester the advices were favorable
cad the rates for goods and yarns were advancing.
oDe-qaarter Of penny per pound. Brcadstuh
and provisions were dull and inactive.
Elsewhere will be found letter from Constant,
nope describing the death OF the late Sultan, til
accession OF his brother to the throne and variou
other topics, oil Of which will We doubt not b
read With great Interest,"
BY the overland express, which passed Fo,
Kesrny I'd instant, we have intelligence from Sa
francisco to the Gath of July. The Breekinrdg
State Convention met at Sacramento on the 20
sis, and nominated J. 4. Mcconnell for Governo
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JEFFERSON BRICK on NArAL AFFAu.s,---Jeitiss~
son Brick tried his hand yesterday at nayel
affairs in his usual style, ny announcing tlat
Admiral Kolr,lstan, "or the Bavarian Navy"
was at Washington, and proposed holding an
official Interview with thaLresideDt. The king
dom of Bavaria is situated in the interior seye-
raj hundred miles from any sea, and thc.only
navy it can possibly have is chillren's. navy
upon one of the park ponds.
This reminds us oe Jefferson Bricks art
know ledge, for which be Is hardly ,sss cele-
bratcd than for his acquaintance with naval
affairs In November last, writing OF the trans
fer of the Dusseldorf Gallery, he mentioned Mr..
Dusseldorf AZ a vary pleasant gentleman. and
recommended hinh 20 the patronage OF lbs
readers.
But. with all dis. Jefferson B2ioa il most at
home in strsSegieal geography and in racing.
His essay on the ''elbows of tee Nincio,' and
bis run al SoiIarin and from BUN run. cannot
he surpassed
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THE SITUATION.

General Mcclellan is quietly but effectively pro.
gressiog with the reorganization of his army, but
there Is 80 much secresy observed in all his move
ments that very little of the details is permitted to
leak out That the troops are being put upon a
perfect war footing, however, appears to be cc,.
tain Prince Napoleon visited the camps ON the
Virginia side yesterday, and he is said to have
been greatly impressed with the appearance of the
men, and to have been surprised that such mill.
tary force could be called into service in so short
q time
The commissioners who were despatched with
flag OF truce TO the rebel army at Fairfax by the
Secretary Of War. to request the delivery of his
Brothers body Colonel Cameron of the Seventy
ninth Highland regiment), have returned to Wash
tpgton without efeoting the object of their mis-
Sion They report that every kindness and cour-
tesy we've shown them by Col. Stewart, the officer
fnconmand at Fairfax Court House, but their com.
munioaton having been addressed not to any par
tics,iar Individual but to "whom it may con.
Germ" they were unable to obtain the remains OF
when this informally is corrected there will be no
difficulty in getting possession of the body of that
gallant officer.
The gunboat Yankee arrived ut the Washington
Navy Yard yesterday afternoon, and reported hay
Ing come across rebel battery few days ago at
Potomac creek, about eight miles below Aqua
Greek. She threw a she'll into the works, an ope
ration which provoked a return Of five shots from
the battery, one of which passed through the en-
gneers room of the Yankee, but did very little
damage. The Yankee then withdrew from that
locality.
The rebel forces in Missouri are said to have a
Uisu on foot to make attack on st. Louis, rein
state Governor jackson and make that city the
base of their operations. The supposed attack on
Cairo and'frd's Point is thought TO be feint for
tho purpose of keeping General Lyons
troops employed in that direction. Large bodies of
rebels said to be concentrated at New Madrid,
Mo-. under General Pillow; at Pocahontas, Ark,
under Ben. MoCulloch, and in Mississippi county
under JEFF. Thompson, and junction of these
Forces at Pilot Knob is reported to be meditatet
Sor che purpose of taking forcbe possession of 81
louis This information comes from the latte,
city, and ia said to have originated from reliable
6ouroe.
There is nothing new from Western Virginia oil
Fortress Monroe. Affairs at these points rema d
unchanged since yesterday.
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Amy PsovsIONs.--We have received two
loavcs Of bread from the army OF the Potomac,
which is represented rs being u sample Of the
provision IN the staff Of life Of partioa Of our
troops. It spretty though not very good, and
is certa;Hly vastly better than the avesage which
VIC have reason to believe is given ont in many
regiments. The correspondent WHO sends it,
SAYS that fresh beef is served four days out Of
seven, and otherwise speaks Of favorable per
sonal experience We rejoice to hear that there
are exceptions, and we trust they are numerous
to just causes Of complaint, which are very ex
tended and which demand the most rigid invee
tigation and an application of the speediesst ant
l most efficient remedy.
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TllJs AMY AuTHORrTLgS At WAsHn;GToN Ana
THE PRgSs.- Genera. Scott. previously. to tho
hottie III Bull run, ha&a consultation with gen
tlenlea in Washing ion connected wah the press,
for the purpose of preventing the promulgstion
OF Intelligence IN n manner which might he
detrimental to government interests. A plan
was agreed ON for attaining this object We
see that Gspefal Mcclellan and the press
attaches have lately had similar conference.
We regard these efforts 70 fetter telegraphic
dispatches and correspondence as unnecessary.
A good general, like Mcclellan, who Is noted
for his secretfveness and caution, will of coure,
keep his plans to himself, and with the superior
police he has organized, 1t Is Impossible that
anything he desires should remain unknown,
can be aiyulged. Tallsyrsnd a|Seys declared
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OUR WAR MAPS

We have issued another edition of the pu
meroas maps, plans and diagrams of the ope
fations of the Union and rebel troops in Viz.
B'lHa, Missouri Illinois, Florida and On the Misss.
s'pp and Missouri rivers, and il is now ready for
oeuyery' Agents desiring copies are requested to
Send IN their orders Immediately Single copies
ak cents, Wholesale price the same IA for the
WsHGLy HERALD.
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BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway.-Day
And Evcning-M ARrR-BooTs Ar TIE SWAs-BgARs SEA
IAtoH AND OTHER CURIoYrIEs
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BRYANTS' MINSTkELS, Mechanics' Hall 472 Broad.
way-EratoriAr SONGS, DANCES, &C-RrvAL DARKIIs
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/ CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL Gas Broadx,v - soxes
DANCES, BuRLssaUEs &C. ~''
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!, MELoDFoN CONCERT HALL No. $50 Broadway
SONGS DANcEs, BUaLksavIs &c.
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Y NEW BOWERY THEATRE. Bowery.-IUcKY HORSE
oaok-MornsR Gooss-YoyNc WIpow.
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= LAURA KFENEs THEATRE, No. CA Broadway
6EvER SIsrERs. -
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WINTER GARDEN, Btoadwoy-rar ToopLss-Tur,cE
MAnRfpD
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0AIETGRS CONCERT ROOM SIC Observation-Disclosures
Boon ENTERTAINMENTS BALIErs PANIoxIsKs' F,Rcrs 4"
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REBEL Plans FOR TIE FNruRE.-The vast
amount Of self elori'icatioh in which the South.
crn r.'rls have been INDUCING, since the battle
OF Bull run seems very i'll placed. Their loss
there was greater than ours, and the forces under
Besuregard, Johnston and Lee, were 80 conf
pleely stunned and stupefed by the severe
shock they received, that they have been unable
to move in any direction since. General Wise
and Colonel Magruder would certainly have been
reinforced, had reinforcemeuts been disposable;
but neither OF them have received any succor
to enable them to accomplish anything. Much
less has there been any danger to be apprshend.
ell of q forward movement, or Of such an at.
tack on the capital, as i'll informed persons have
apprehslae9
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IL The Pennsylvania Legislature by vote of
~ 10 IL have passed act making spirit ra pping
Tor gain, or lIcre, punishable by fine or imprison
neht About the same time the Kentucky Legis-
iature extended an invitation to A B Whiting
spirit raPper, to address them in the Hall OF
Representatives.
tohrIFYING A FLORIDA SEAPoRT-The Pensa-
cola Gazette states that two thirtT-two Founders
nave oeen obtained from st. Augustine and are
70 De Placed In battery near the port of ST Marks
Tor the protection Of that harbor A call Is made
on the neighboring planters for laborers TO assist
IN erecting sand batteries
MELEE ON A SrEiMeo.r desna,.,o aob,
occurred on the steamer Shreveport, In fhs rivs-
near 81 Louis, on Saturday last The Cantai n
ala not want to land In St Louis The crew
TSe Cant emi .ht 20 do so The hght resulted
TIE face, and was nearly beaten to DEATH
NTt is generally supposed that kerosene oil 4,
Ion,e1PiosiVe, and therefore perfectly safe The
4eeIn OF Mrs. Ann S;ackpOle which occurred in
brookiyn last week, would seem to prove this TO
De falacy. On Tuesday nj ght, by the explosion
OF lamp filed with this oil, she was so badly
burned a. to lose hsr life on " Cd AA-A.y-
W The Austin correspondent of the New
Orleans Picayune, writing on the 21st, saws:
General Houston made farewell address to our
people TODAY. He is going TO return to his home
az Cedar Point, on Galveston Bay. May peace
and happiness attend him,
IL The Charleston Mercury saws 2 are
eredioly informed that the raising Of flag on
the boating battery has been postponed till Ap,iI
ISL 1881. Of course the Grafton and refreshments
will keep
ISsASE-The Montgomery Mail of the 10Th, in
noncing the lecture of Mr.. Tharin. former law
partner OF Mr.. fancey, at Cincinnati, says il has
oeen currently reported and believed d twelve
month past, that he is insane We could cite in
stances to prove this, but 1t Is unnecessary.
u A New Orleans paper says the Agents of
European capitalists who have sent their cspitaI
10 Louisiana fer profitable investment have been
notified to withdraw the same and return IL To m,
owners
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DOMESTIC BATTLE IN FRONT OF WINTER
CAMDEN "A lively scene occurred in front of the
Winter Garden, a few evening since, at the close
of the performance, as the audience was leaving
a lady came out, accompanied by young gentle
man, and when near the gate, stopped suddenly,
threw up her hands in establishment, and ex-
claimed In a loud tone of voice which attracted
the attention Of every one near her, There is my
husbaU d with another woman immediatel
she rushed upon the woman whom her husband
was escOrting, and attacked her in the most vic-
lent manner she was capable; tore off her bonnet,
and trampled IL under foot; plunged into her hair
with which she made sad havoc; inflicted numer-
Gus blows on the head and numerous scratc hes on
the face; the victim OF the assault, meantime,
Shedding tesrs profuselY and crying piteousIy for
protection, and the petrifed husband, standing
by, unable, apparently, 20 make any effort TO re-
store the peace. Outside persons soon interfered.
however, and separated the fair combatants; and
the parties went off, to manage their own affairs
IN their own way, according to the great pur-i in
ciPle' Of Mr. Douglas. They all had the appear
ance OF respectable PeOple.-N. Y. Post.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

WILLARDS' HoTEL-w NJ Addison. Md.
A Richardson; Texas; w NJ Thackara, ]
KaPP, Pa G w Foster, Mr Fessenden, A Stet.
son, Capt Eldridge, Howes, q F Thomas r w
Ropes, Swackenham, ] Phipp, G : Sum.
N.Y. Esksr and lady, Rea, Shoe, AK
DIi w Coggtll, n clews, Ny; II N CongaY''
~ w n Gwynne, NY; Hon Woodruff, CT;
HeIree, Pc; Burr. NY; Hon o 5 Ferry,
gus, NY; Frost, :; B Macker, NJ; NJ Jsni.
son, La; w J Underhill, c Barney nv. w e
Stevenson, Pa w Colt, o; w Mekins,ry. NY:
w. nay, ve G NNie5%oIsy, DC VIZ Turner ii e
Pa X Randall, Texas; 6 ScovilIe I'M: r. Hale
20, Duvlll, Md; > Dickson and lady. Miss
Mlns;ow, w len, h Bib, NY; In Gil.
Phillips. Kansas; S Pacy and lady, Pa; ) Sb.Is.
blrger: o. 3 Norvell, II X Sanders, Tenn: Can't
Mil, CSA; Marsh, Greenland: Hsrves
r MN a. macgIegor and lady, NY A 6 Hildreth,
Capt Kelly, II VI Blair, USN; q Tweedy and
lady, Z w hittlesey and lady, ID c White Nv. r.
Iaslor, Brsudegal, L Prentiss, CT; G Col.
Inns, Reed, Pa.
carpenter, Pa; Meguel Leon, Chill; An McKn.,w
Nd ] WashbuIHe, Me; q lie Sur, Va: + Fitch
Cox, W Palmer, NY; Stevens, Greg on: II
- Dissassef' Sfiss Henderson, A F Gabbonay, n
wilson, ia; l. w Gors1ch, Nd; DR. Williams
ana ~, NJ Bolts, Davenport, Va; ID Ricbard-
son, Tenn; Tucker, + c Wilson, NJ PK King
= DUNCAN VI Dowing, o II Dom w Harper
II Ad9lson, VI Green, Espy, T Espy, ] Cas-,
5I, II Clarke, Il n Robinson, 3 Lord, DC; w
Helsi, II Gardner, NY; NJ Chipin O.: I Fft1rat.
n ~ CoHdig, McKaIg, Nd; G Exert, Pa;
BROWNS HoTEL.-w Carr, l. Brian,
La Ii; w LGtz, Hoseley and ~, Miss Mills. v
Richard and ly Miss VI Wyatts va: 4. YsrLss
X Narrower, c Miller, T Sinclair, Pa: j Ra,,y
Eng a EiSsen and niece, X G Burton. Ky. \
-, NC o Morton, lud; T Thornton and
NJ. "' - I - rorinan, carp, q w Dowden, Md;
klRKW GOD HOUsE.-H a Grant r. E,.h.,
, inrner, ID Coe, w Vansicler, Va; M HINT
y Davidson, NY; w b Mann, G FDiebI r 9,
Sohns, Cares, Cowell, C Bonssll, Keicb'
"a y Lincoln, Mass; Stubk and dane beer +,
MeCisnkin, III; Wiley, Ind; Barnum Fem.
IA. Is flemming, UsAi 6 Gregg, J n Stewart
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In the House Of Commons on the 18th nit
a somewhat singular scene occurred. MI White
side, Mrs. Gelverton' 5 eloquent counsel took his
seat for the first time since the opening Of the
sion, and the Right Hon. gentleman on making
his appearance in the House was "verv loudly''
cheered from both sides-an ovation Intended 10
mark his fellow senator's sense of his able adYoca-
Cy Of the cause OF Major YelvertOn's victim.
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EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA,. "a.
.u 9-tf

Mrs. s. J. MCCORMICK. PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session of this Institution
will! commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
house recently occupied by Sylvester Scott, Esq,
FIr~ Sssr~o OF otudy Puruuod i'll CUUrpIts1 oil
the branches requisite TO 4 thorough English Edu-
desired. Nv
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
bosrdeTs, who, constituting part of her own fam
lily, vii. be under her Immediate and supervI-
sion. Che will endeavOr, as far possible to sur
round them with the comforts and Kindly influences
of Home.
Rsfsrss Hs.-Rev. Geo. II. Norton, Rev. DIR, Elias
ha'rls0n, Rev. ID. T. SprIgg, William II. FOwle,
Ess., Henry MaIbury, ESQ, LEWIS MeKenzls
EsS., Robert II. Hunton, Esq, w. ID. Wallach
Editor Evening St.. Benjsmis w aters, Esq Jas
Entwisle, r., Esq, 'ol. Ohm w. Minor, LoudOun
hiessrs. Blackjack d Marshall, Messrs Cor
Brothers,
TERMS.
Board, with Tuition In al the English Branches,
S1ofor the annual session-peyable semi annually
IN advance.
Music and Languages At Professors prices.
IL No extra charges. au 23-n
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II Mayor Moody was inaugurated one day
lasI week, In Belfast, Me After being sworn into
once, he addressed the City Councils as follows :
- Gentlemen of the City Council: | presume
that those who voted for me Monday last knew
tnat was not talking man, but 4 working man;
ana now, gentlemen, an here, ready to 90 to
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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
} U B Lie N TICE.
Wa,k;n, ~ IL ~, is q IssS

Waskiastoa, Dec. IS, 1850.
Public notice 10 hereby given that bonds and
coupons annexed, of the description hereinafter
set forth, have lately bean feloniously distracted
from the custody of the Interior Department, the
same being the property Of the United States and
held In trust for certain Indian tribes Notice nss
also been given TO the proper officers Of the respec
i've states to stop the payment thereof; and al
persons are warned against purchasing or Teoeiv-
ing any Of said bonds and coupons a. the claim Of
the United States thereto will be prosecuted to the
utmost extent. Each bond being for the sum Of one
thousand dollars, VIZ:
Blk per cent. Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued In
June and August, 1857.
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From The Examiner, Norfolk Va
.Cephallo Pills accomplish the object f,r which
tney were made, VIZ: Cure of headache in ali its
From tbs Ezamtnsr, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested in moro than a thousand
CAGES, with entire success.
From the Democrat, 81. Cloud, Mirn.
.ebss sEs have law been troubled with the head
may nave them In case OF sn.attack.
From the Advertiser, Precedence, RI
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one OF the
very 0est ios mt very freiuent complaint which
From the Western r. r. Gaxs,s. cAieaso, MI.
riValled Cephalic Pills,
From the Kana,cha VALLEY Star, Knna,rha, Va.
we are sure that persons suffering with the head.
eone' VINO Try them, will stick to them.
Flona the SoKthsrn Path Finder. Ne,s Orleans. La.
Try them you that are affl iotsd. and we are sure
that your testimony Dan be added to the already
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other medicine oan produce.
From the 81. Louis Democrat.
pae lm ea Gemand for the article (Cephslio
From the Gazette. Davenport, Io..a.
Mr.: SPalding would not connect his name With
an article he did not kaot1 10 possess real merit.
Fron the Advertiser, Pyoridene.. RI
The testimony in their favor Is stro,r fror, -.
most respectful quarters. ~ '"'
From fhs Daily Re,os, Nsrpo,t, RI
Cephalo Pills are taking the place of Ali t,nd,
From the Commercial Bulletin. Boston, Mass.
said 70 be very efhcaclous for the headache.
From the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio.
sunerinx humanity can now be relieved.
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TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHINGTON BRUNCH.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WASHINGTON BRANCH
&& 49,
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and sfter SUNDAY, November 18th, 1850, the
trains viii run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
First train at 80 q. m.
Second Tram a 7.i0 q. m.
Third train ct $40 p. M, Express.
Fourth train at p. m.
LEAVE BALTIMORE:
First train st AIS q. M, Express.
Second train at IS q. m.
Third at $40 p m.
Fourth AZ 40 .. m, Express.
The first, second and third trains from Wash
lnston connect through o Philsdelphia and New
York. =.
The second and third connect at Washington
Northwest; also, at Annapolis Junction, for An
naPois: For Norfolk take the 40 q. m. traiu.
For the accommodation of the way travel be-
tween WASH ngton and Laurel, q passenger car
vii be attached to the tonnage train which leaves
On Saturday the $40 D. m. tram goes to Philadel-
phia only.
no 2s-d T.. H. PARSONS. Agent.
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EDUCATIONAL.

T. FEMALE EDUCATION.
Il HOSE Parents who wish their daughters to re-
oeiye thorough and Systematic educahon. where
their ply sioa training will receive daily aud special
attention, under the post approved syaem of Calls
themes and Gymnastics, are respectfully invited to
visit the Union Female Academy, corner Four
teenth ST. and New York av.
MIR. MRS. z. RICHARDS,
su Soft Principals.
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At. PKrKR'E REPLY.


Full eighteen hundred years or more
I've kept nv door securely tied;
There is No ''little angelo strayed,
Mr. has been missing ell the while.
i did not sleep, IS you supposed,
Nor leave the door of Haven aiar;
Nor has q "littie angel" leff,
And gone down with q falling star.
60 ask that "blushing bride" aad see
II she won't frankly own and say,
That when she found that angel babe,
She found il by the good old way.
God grant but this-I ask no moro
That should yoCr number be enlarged,
You won't DO as you did before,
nd lay e TO old Peters charge. sT.PKTER
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&ble January, lsss, q Bsni Of kspubi,e. ~
fofA' interest payable IN January and July.
North Caroline gig yer cent coypon Bonds Con.
lons psysbieii April ssd October, vis.
.soI,K sst . scrsss ne Ms.s:sn No1
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING'S
CEPHALIC PILLS.
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
II E A d ACHE
THAT
A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH.

A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials acere unsolicited BIZ
Mr.. SPALDING, they afford ung,eestion-
0bte proof Of tie efficacy of fh1s
truly scientific dtscorerv.
MAsoNvILLE, Conn, Feb. S, 1851.
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hfye anything OF the kind. please send TO me-
One91 my oustomerH, who Is subject to severe
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January 8, 1851.
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bug, Franklin county, Ohio '
olFIoSt taStGHtc.
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YPsILANTI, Mich, Jan. IA, 1861.
MR; SPALpIre-Sir: Not long since sent to Won
IoI 5ox al CephaIic Pills for the euro OF the Nor
vnus hesq ache aad Costiveness, and received the
same, and t5ey had so good fsct thar tcds tn
Gkcsd TO Jend for more "
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. X. WHEELER,
YpsiIanti, Mich.