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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-10
ale nv JAS. M. TAYLOR Son, Al
BY Alexander Mott, Auctf.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS. SHO ES, AND
+ FANCY ARTICLES. AT AUCTloN.--Wi be
menciug at 10 O'Clock, u large lot Of new and
second hand Furniture; Stoves: Crockery, Glass,
Tin and Earthenware; Mems, Women's and Chill
dren's Shoes Cloths, Cassimeres and Ready
made Clothing; Watches, Jewelry Fancy Goods,
&c: Whiskey. Brandy. Soap, Candles, Cigars
Painted Buckets, Wash boa rds, &c. Also, Hair
and shuck Mattresses. Feather Beds and Pillows,
Show Cases, Counters, Fish, Tobacco, Clocks,
Looking Glasses, &c, &c.
APP 10 ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
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RIO. q BUoHEK,
NH 22-law3w &dtIs
GALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT

y IN SIDNEY, NEAR TO RICHMOND.-By re-
quest and consent of DR.. F. w. Roddey, and
in execution of deed of trust from himself
date the sls day of October, 1860 duly recorded in
Henrico county, tine undersigned, as auctioneers
will proceed to sell, at public auction, the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the LIST May 1851; at
thereafter the valuable Real Estate in the tow q
ofSidney, on which the said Roddey resides.
consisting of twenty Lots. laid down in the
plan of Sidney, bounded by Grove and other
streets On one of the lots which fronts on Grove
street, DR.. Roddey has recently erected most
beautiful and costly residence, together with
other buildings, such Kitchen, Stable, Car
rage House, Green House, &c. The location is
very beautiful, and the neighborhood the most
improving of any around Richmond. The prop
erty will be divided to suit bidders.
Unconstitutional, and made known at sale. The
taxes for 1861 to be paid by the purchaser.
GODDIN & APPERSON, Auets.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Things Ia nhesfsyaSid.
au.arev rf al n flo fsrtf 4

Notwithstanding the mist and rain, We had
l0tsaag secession meeting to-day, at which
sasiong resolutions were passed, condemnipg
ne vote Of our delegate u. II. cox) against
ihe reference Of the Ordinance of Secession 70
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NJ AISLE b PLEASANTs offer for sale 500
V1 whole and half boxes Adamantipe Candies 1;
fss boxes Tailow Candles: 400 boxes Brow Soap;
loo packages Westarn and Refined Lard 50 hhdk.
sides and Shoulders; % tterres Hams 80 boxes
4, d, Cheese Is cases r, 4. Cheese. sps
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United States Steamer at the Mouth of the
N1iSsiSSiuui.
ErouS Charleston.

NEW ORLEANS, April "a war steamer dis
guised was seen reconnoitering the mouth oil
the Mississippi, Monday night.
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NTANTE D--Ali persO1s TO know tnal manu-
and have aIways on hand the largest stock to be
found In the south. embracing superior Iron
Trunks, Bonnet Boxes also, all the common
styles, all sold at manufacturer prices, whole
sale and retail, q salesrooms ia Main street,
street, below l9th. -
NJ Trunks Repaired.
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RIM Bay


~ Duhlsp, Memcsye = Cess Aesy *
u SIS At AUCTION.--0n WEpNk4DA IN fS
10th inssant, nulsnei1G q 70 o'ctosk. ~ ~
cell, st our AUCTION tf0RH, the sAsee o. sss
s IN HHDs sue K, ranging fren isirse shsass
s1sJV qnality. - 4sa saKSsfssass
225 BsLs sad a
I'M HALF BBLs. choice quality MoLksSBs.
viii be added to the shove sale, other articles
suited 10 the trade. -
TERMS -Upder eloe. cash over oiee, Z month";
credit, for approved, negotiable paper.
~ The sale will take place without regard 70
weather, aud commence at lS3 clock 70 give
dealers time to attend the cargo sale OF kio 1o6ee
BY Messrs. CnRSsHAw Co.
an It'd DUNLOP, MONCURE Co., Auoes.
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nv Crenshaw 4 Co., Al
C,ARG0 SALE or
" $500 BAas Bio COFFEE

On WEDNESDAY, 10th April. We win sell Ct
Of Brig "virginia," tust arrived. direct from Rio
de Janeiro, consisting Of -. -.
> SOO BAGS PRIME RIO C0ffEE, In double
-, DOO sacks, and selected expressly tof THIS
market.
Samples are now ON exhibition ut our once.
TEkMs.-Under e1oo, cash over FOO, months
credit, for approved, negotiable paper.
NE Sale Will take place ct III O'Clock u. H., of
immediately after Mersrs. DrxLoP, MoEcyhn q
an All Richmond, Va.
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KLEIN AND YORkTOwN.-The ROANOKE
has been withdrawn from the line
again, between RICHMOND and NEW YORK.
YORKTOWN, Capt PARRISH, will continue their
regular trips betw the two places, stopping at
Norfolk each way. They will leave New York
fer Richmond every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
leave Richmond for New York every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at4P. NJ.
Passage to New York, including meals and
state room accommodations, only $lo Steerage
passage only 80.
signed. LUDLAM 4 WATSON,
ap9 Opposite Steamers Wharves.
#Gse STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
4IEIGNE YORK AND LIVERPOOL, land
orcrNcrd,ng and embarkM1ng passengers Va a.
York and Philadelphia Steamship Company In
tend dispatching their full powered Clyde built
kANaARO0, sATuRpAY, April 10:
EDINBURGH. SATURDAY. April 20.
GLASGOW. SATURDAY, April
And every Saturday, at noon, from Pier a.
First Cabin. *7s Storage
Do. to London 80 Do; to London: 3
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Havre, Ham
burg, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., at re
dueed through fares.
! can buy tickets here at the following rates, t.
New Y ork From Liverpool to Queenstown, Firs
Cabin, S75, SIS and Sos. Steerage from Liverpool
&4o From Qusenstow $50. ~ ts.
| These steamers have superior accommodation
| for passengers, aud carry experienced surgeons
| They are built in water-tight iron sections, an
| have Patent Fire Annihilators on board.
~ For further Information, apply at the Com
f~A' JOHN g. DALE, Agent,
| Is Broadway, New York; or,
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WAN TS

WANTED-IMMEDIAT one or twoP PAR,
w LoRs, with one BED ROOM, for Lady ard nd
ConsnIting Rooms. must be located central Ad-
dress, for this day only, DR.. sCHLossER,
ap ic-lt* Spotswood House.
UTANTED-Ladiest to know that we have RE.
w DUCED THE PRICE for doing up LACE
CURTAINS, to suit the times: Small Curtains 80
cents Handsome Parlor Curtains rs cents each
k and finished king IL eps'e soS
Premium Seourers. 10th street,
ap a-st* Between Main and Cary
uTANTED.-To purchase negro BOY, about
w l8 years Of age, raised dining-room ser
want in the country; alsos-a good COOK, and an
Intelligent GIRL, about II years old. from the
country. Address box No. sss, Richmond, Va
Wy ANTED-A COOK, WASHER and lRoNER.
w for one that can come we'll reesmmendsd,
good wages will be paid White preferred ssaIt Ap-
APP 9-5t*
WANT e D-A H0mSE.IThea o snbs 6 The
w wishes to rent a DWELLING, HOUSE a.
between this time and the LIST Of july next G:a
He would prefer one North of Broad street.
and West Of 9Th street. ,oor
aps-ts Corner Leigh and Eth SITS.
WANTED.-lw irh to employ at the Carbon
w Hill Miues in Henrico, for the balance of
the year. hrst-ra'e cARPESTEk f9E gfenerai
nh ?o-ts Agent.
WANT E D-To purchase, few likely Ne
w 9ROES. Any person having Servants to- to (,
sell can Hnd a purchaser by addressing Box 229,
Richmond Post Office, giving full description OF
the Servants. The subscriber will call on per
sons, either in city or country. thao enabling
NH 2s-lm*
WANTED.-l wish e ell \ my par, Of l raF;
w nership in the RICHMOND STEAM eHuff
We'll established, and is prohtable. For particu
lars apply at the Factory, on hth petWssn NAN
! no ITIpE E..ROES - wish [,
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RUNAWAYS.

a TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
~ Runaway from the subscriber, on Monday,
-EYM LIST April, a NEGRO WOMAN named
&aVNANCY, calls herself NANCY VERNE Err.
-<-xaa. Said woman is about thirty-hve years of
age, rather above the medium size of women,
light ginger bread color, downcast look when
spoken to- upper front teeth out, broad, fnl lace,
and finger next 20 the little finger the left hand
cut Of at the second Joint. She is supposed to he
lurking about the city, a. she has sister living
at the Clifton House, and some acquain tances iv-
her escape to fredericksburg, rs she came from
that place, and has a mother living there. l will
give the above reward, if she is returped to me in
Richmond. Zap s-4t K. Fl. HIGGINS.
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WTANTED-sIGHr EXCHANGE on Baltimore.
w PhiIadelphja and New York.
est rates VIII be paid. y. 81. AAuRY co.
dc 7--ta $3.50 800
yKY subscriber wishes to employ
w Grst- class c0NFRCTloNkR, to whom Ne
will give the highest price AND. ANT0NI,
fe 23--ts St. Nicholas saloon.
yXTANTE6-TIME BILLS on BALTIM6RE.
w PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK and BOSTON,
for Which liberal premium will be paid, by
fe S2--t4 KENT, PAINK co,
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aTEAMBoATS. sHIPPINa. &c

STEAMBOATS,, SKIPPING, &c.
=
&>znTk ISR YNCHB U X G-TO
80 LEAVE WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The Canal Boat BRISTOL, Capt.
JOHNSON, will leave above. For freight ap-
ply to Captain, at Cox's shed, or to
ap 9-2t A. s. LEE.
1.a,-rTT7t FOR LYNCHBURG-Tol leave
~. 49, 2 - WEDNESDAY EVEN G.-The
Canal Boat OLIVIA will leave as
Guy II cox, Agents,
ap SIT At COx's Sh ed. Dock street.
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MIGHT SALESMAN be sold, at suction.
IN THIS EVENING, and continued lntil further
notice. q large and general assortment Of Wntehess
Jeweiry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, DRY Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale TO commence 1t o,elk =. ~.
la i3-ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auct'r.
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a $40 observation-disclosures from the
"a subscriber, ON the first day of this month,
SE|A NEGRO WOMAN named SARAH. She lie
40 about 30 years old. She is from the es
-$sx~. tate of Samuel Leake, and is now held by
Walter ID. Leake, Trustee. She is now In Rich
mond with forged pass. She has lived in Rich
m0nd for several years. She lived for the last
two years with Mr.. l.. b. Conway, on I'd, between
Broad and Marshall streets. She has two daugh
tiers: the oldest is invalid the other sprightly
girl, IL years old. She has two sisters in Rich
LIST streets the other st. James street, near the
corporation line. ! will pay the above reward
if sent to me at Ashland, or confined in Jail, so
can get her again.
- ap Aims HENRY SAUNDERS.
ga %25 kEWAKD.-Ranaway from my
G4 farm, Long Row, HANOVER county, about
~ PETER BROWN abont 81 years old, of a
- dark brown color, with scar on one side
of his neck; also a small one on his knee; very
long legged. and upwards of six feet high. The
above reward will be paid, If delivered to me, or
secured in jail.
NH 20-lmN WIN. j.. CARPENTER.
Hn COMMITTED TO JAIL AS RUN
GW AWAY Was committed to the jail of the
IA corporation of the city of Norfolk. ~ the
~ I'd day of January, 1851, Negro Mau VIM
Il. JOHNSON. The said negro man is Ave feet
three inches high, and weighs about 1876 pounds
has one scar on right arm above his elbow; light
compilations; about thirty years old.
Had on when committed to jail, black cloth
coat, black pants, glazed cap, and Gays he was
born free, in Baltimore, Maryland.
NH le-sw Sergeant CITY orfolk.
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From Washington-The Determination to
Reinforce Fort Sumter-The Answer OF
T,.y,

Markets unchanged.
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DAGUERREOTYPE PICTURES
HEAD STONES.

ypRY nerson who has beloved child IA ter OF NOV
NJ er shou' d send to adorn the !leau otone wv"
the imaye of the departed one, for there nothing
annronriate or tasty than his am the only ~
tnrsr Of Daguerretype Cases for attaching the "
tha dsc4a,ed to HeadStones and Monuments, III INNS 49,
NV These cases made sfParsn Marble, an 'nIe h
s,Trctibe material Of a texture eorrssponahs Neh
m,rh,e generally used for monuments Inc pic'al' s;h
nnrsd from air or damppass by metal screw poA' 49,
~ ;.olv e we'd in the back side of the Case-'hs ~iol
arrangement being securely fastened 10 Inv 49,
"a Monument the Case making very Deautui vi n"
ment. ..,ounleted until il con-
.;nstbe likeness of the whose name u peals'
n h, v, hc.n o,lle commit treasures OIL house 80
snnns n the GOLD confines CT the grave WIZ ee' p
tsrns, in this invention, 70 how dear prfleee " b"
mon The ljneaments Of tho sleeper beneaih az your P
ffinal visits to their gave. Not only woua suo" $50
aus lie Of inc stimaba value to the relatives C' th'
al IN thrr visits to the graves oloved ones put Vi Ia
81 interest to friends and acqusntanceso OF tie ~
rhis case il so constructed that the eHac' Potu "
red fri md can be copied into it by any ca
Iitt "a to endure for years unsoed oy "'u VI an -
IA NV able on visiting the church yarn ~
%rirtt Ufeke picture of departed iriehus 0on'r'U''
over their graves. ,, ., warranted TO reac 4
,,a;r nlace of de stinaion in safety.
Price Two Dollars each
Address the A. LEWIS BALDWIN,.
west Meriden. CT,
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Spaldirsg's Prepared Cline
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SpALDING's PREPARED GLUE!

SPALDtNG'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THK PIECES
ECONOMY! DISPATCH
Rr"A rITCH IN TIM SAWS SiNA."-Ls
As accidents UU happen, in rsHTfcntafsd fdhs'
It is very desirable cheap and convenient
way tor repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, SC.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and no no ehcid can sntT
TO be without it, ItHaways ready aud up to tie stick
ing point :,
- --.. "UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. PRIOR %
cents. address, 1890 . 49,
HENRY c. SPALDlNG 81 CO.,
As Cedar-st., New York.
CAUTIoN.-As certain unprincipled persons are at
tempting to pa off the unsuspectng public tmits-
tions of my Prepared Glue would caution all persons
to linz be purchaiug AID that the full naas
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
Ia on the outside wrapper: all oth4r swndfiEg
co inter eits. .. -. ..>
O- \ single bottle Of SPALDlNG'S PREPARED
CLUB win save ten times its cost annually to every
usehold u
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GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.


DR.. Stephen Sweet,of Connecticut,
Isknown all the United States
DR.. Stephen S,ceet, of Connecticut,
IL the author of " Or. Sweets inialble Liniment"
DR.. S,ccet's MfalHble Liniment
Is tbe author OF DR. Sweets Inaiiable L.iniment
DR.. Sweets Mta!Hble Liniment
Cures Rheumatism ana lever fails.
Dr.. Streets htazli5le Linimet
Is certain ereoy for Neuralgia.
DR.. .Swtets Mfa!lible Liniment
Cures Burns and Scalds Immediately.
DR.. Speets Mfailible Linimen
Is the best known rem edy for prans and Bruises.
DR.. Street's Mfallible Liniment.
Cures Headache Immediately and was never known
DR.. Streets MflHhls Liniment.
Affords immediate relief Cor Files, and seldom fails
DR.. Smetts MfaHibls Linimsnt
Cures Tootbachc in one minute
Dr., Sucet's hfalible Linimenf.
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves NJ scar
Dir. Seats MfolHbk Lintment
( tie hest remedy fer Sores in this known world.
Dr.. .Swett's Mfazliblc Linimcnt
Has been used by than million people, and all
praise it.
DR.. Stoeet's Mfa??iJle Liniment
Is truly a friend in need and every fairly should
Lave i. at hand
Dr.. Swcet's Jn1a??ib9c Imminent
ls by all Druggists Pfice25 C ents M!
DR.. ,S,ceetS MfdH?l tLiaiment
ures Rurntand scalds immediate
Dr.. Stephen Smett, IF Connecticut
The great natural Bone Setter.
DR.. .C,ceet's [nfaNibe Lininent
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known word.
CA TION.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like
ness of DR.. Stephen Sweet evey label, and also
Stephen S weet's lptallibe Linimem" blown in the
glars Il each bott!S without which none are genuine
| Richardson g. Co.
| .. s. le Proprie,ors, Norwich, Ct
| For sale nv FRED E. SMITH. Montpelier, Generat
| Agent for Vermont, al by all dealers. Apf-yl
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ACAWp 4)TAN r EM s;DY

For C's'irencss, hrtgu1c. "y and Debi. 'ot the
Digestive organs, Inducing Heddache, 'dsst-
hde, Nervousness. General Pros'rdton OF me
llAd and Body, Paralysis, dc.
moments reflection ought to convince sensible man
\ Of n- folly and danger of constantly dosing with a
;"Ft2 Medicines. The practice is perncious ana suic
t4 An experience Of forty years has taught me mat
ne constantly increasing evils of indigestion are ear
tally aggravated by the too free of Cathart cs Inc
American people fast becoming nation OF dyspfp
cFease the rrabty and PROSTATE the strength oil he
digestive organs
The Pills now offered are especially designed to allay
@iriiability, and the time to invisorate ava
strengthen all the functions of Digestion while they are
eAily laxative They anodyne, tonic AMI axatlFe'
y are mild and nvigorating that one Is not
GU any dsagreeable effects that he has taken mt"lcie;
HiSncss Men, Students Professional Men Females ana
." persons leading confined OF sedentary lie, saou'
KY them.
The undersigned Physicans eheerfally certify to the
Sa professional adiIg VI DR. Colby of Sanstead one
u he Oldest and best Physicians and to the excellen
rsatue CT his Anti Costivs and Tonic Plil', winch
We aaye used in our practice, and highly approve
j. GIBSON, N. D.. Durham, c. 4.
C. Z. COTTON, NJ. D., CowansyiIle
CHARLES BROWN, NJ D.
SIS. FOSTER, NJ. D Bronze.
NORMAN CLEv ELAND, NJ. D., Barnston.
" jerks, M. d.
w.CowLES. NJ. D., stsAsead
JOHN MEIGS, NJ d
Joseph gREADoN, NJ. D., Surgeon, X. N.
BENJAMIN DAhON, N. D. Coaticook
LEAUEL RICHMOND, N. D., Derby Llne'
NJ. G. GLINES, NJ. D., Compton, C;E.
G. o. S0MERS, NJ. D.. Mogog, G. Il.
J. c. RUTHERFORD, NJ. D., Newport; Vt.
nrTerared by Dr. NJ. COLBY, Stanstead, G. H., anu
ivy Line Vermont.
where cd cip Is
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Commence? .Nonday, Nay p, 1861.
Trains Gni1.c, Nh. I, niIG Nest

Leave Montreiior, dl $50 AM. so A. and 445 p NJ
Al ALL TRAIN connects At Windsor L White K;'tr
VI Junction wlt thai Ms yug 3ust"r ana Springfield
at 7.3) day, and New York previous evenlnL.
Leave Windsor 70 arriving at burlington at IOo
P. Roust3 Point at 40 NJ Montreal at 10 % NJ,
and DGden,hurgh At 30 connecting 1T oedenSbirgh
viii Grand lruHk Railway, for Detroit, Chicago and the
West.
ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Northfeid ii. 6.25 A. NJ, for
Burlington and touscs Point.
NIGHT ENPnESS connecting ut windsor with tram
which leaves New York 90, NJ, and IA White RIVER
Jus c!l with train watch l,av,s Boston via Lowell at
80 P. Lawrence. II CO ?. the previous day.
Leaves White River junction II 20 NJ, arrives at
y ECon at 50 Nouse's Point at so 4. NJ. Mon
teai al dA e, ana ~ ecdanSbursl al % P H., con
ecing wA steamers for Ma Falls, BufIlo aHd the
/ " g.
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BRADFoED, Vt, March 2ath, 1901
~ 5,. i man concern Il hereby certify that nave
/, ~,i..ionrr Of Orange County for the years looo
'.",.,r. ant have procured the Wines and Liquors
~, thI have supplied the Town Agents OF saia 60:
,%,r'q; Backlnan No So Front Street, Newly oTK,
.riar. AL careful analyses Of said Wines ana NJ
.,n,3s by Cha.. r. Chamber, Esq, Professor or tne
r-.i,lf Chemistry, Union College schenectady, ~ A.,
f in all and every instance the result has been 10
Them to D.. perfectly pure and suitable Tor meolcl-
M tsar4f,rc m )st confidently recommend the mouse
n 2rs. Bsckman < Co. to all those who prefer giving
u -;r .rl.r. to honorable md conscientious men
3D." GEO. z. BALDWIN,
commissioner for Orange Co.
IT, a.. nsY!t:,l to refer to the following Commission
., Town Agents AMI Physicians of the state OF 'er-
mi in 80 doing are guided by desire to place be-
M h pUbic tA)s. facts that are in themselves an evil
% ,ha- in every stance none but the Purcst ana most
tp IN our lin will be offered for SAFE 10 oar
Rste.cu.f:-S. ". Thaycr, NJ D Dean OF the Medl-
FscgI.y in tie University Of Vermont W. Carpenter
Prof. etc ia the Vermont University; s. Pierce. Agent
Burlington. County Commissioners James Mitcheli
Catenisn Calvin Blodgett, Israel Goodwin, Aionzo
p.srce WASHINGTON Charles Davis, T. Sanborn, Caleao
a4 w. H. H. Bingham, N. II. Thomas, Lamollie
Chester Spencer, 3. Frisbie, Rutland A. IL; Gilmore
Hon. lico P BALDWIN, Orange Geo. Fisher, lnuham
l!oao N.eiham, Ira Clifford, Addison Hon. h.
!jy, Franklin Co. wi-''nl'
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YpslLANTI, MICH, Jan. IA, lSe

YPsILANTI Mich, JAN IA, lStl..
Mr. SpALpING. SIR ,,.,,,
otong since sent you for box ofCephalc PiliS
for the cure OF the Nervous Headache aud COSTUMES
and received the same and they had so Sooo al ehecl
that wa. induced to seud Tor more
Please send by return mail Direct to
A. r. WHEELER,
lpsilalti, Mich
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FROM THE
New Orleans fVryac DesSa.

There seems to be for thin or gray HAIR
now that the celebrated Hemsrcets nimitabe llar kes
toratiye can be had
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a. Is precisely What its rqn,4 indicates for wbi!el
. pIea.ant 10 tie taste il is leyyitvinc exhiaga- 8
! ting md strerpfi,eI.in. the vital mowers It all
}! so reyiyiiies lcnstates urd rercs the ood III
an its nririnai rur,ty and thus rest ones nldr,n
der. thr =, ,te,n uyiIrafnhe 10 attockc Of dis
:. ease 1t i the onlv preparation ever Daa1e ed to
y 1.-The word in a uoIuar iorm - as to l." within -
lthe reach OF au So clcInicaly ana ski.ilu.lf
combined as to be tie mot e-fnl tonic and ,
Z. VET 40 neriectlv as to ACT in rerf4ct accordance
with til. laws OF mature. and fence sootie The f
gaus, and alay all nervous and other irritation /
i 1t is also perttc " exha atrg in its effects and
wet il is never followed y lassrucle or depression
of spirits. 1t is composed entirely Of vegetable
4 md those thoroucIv combining powerful tonic |
{: and soothing Dronertees and cons ouenlly can
! never iniurr. Such remedy has long been fslt
to be desidcra'um in the medical world, both !
q Ibv thu tho ouehlv skilled i'll medical science aud
|, also b. all WHO have SUITE ed ON debility TO-
y it needs n medical skill or knowledge even to
:. see thai debility 70 lows all attacks OF disease
Z and laws tLc unnuarCed system oUel to tie at
Itack3 Of many Of the most danger Gus to which
q moor humanity is constantly liable such, Tor
examoe AZ the following Consumption, Bron.
chitis in5Iestin,, nvsrensja, Loss Of ApIc-
I'll. IRE Taintne.s Nervous Irritabiiity. Ncura sia
lialoifa, ion oflhe lieart, Melancholy, l!yyocon
1yin MINT Sweats. Languor G,ddinesa, aud all
n that clas of cases 40 f.arfully tal ifunattend.
al ~ in inc raled t,mas rnirts>g5 and r.
' rtyuf1rjties Also Liver Derangtm ats or Tor ,
IA IpIdity. and Live, Complaints Diseases Of the
=! IKidneys, Scalding or Inconiinelce OF the
81 Trina or any General d,ran get, ent OF the Uri
= nr,t Gas pam in the lack. Side, and be /,
tween 'st the Shoulders, predIsposiion to Slight
" ICoids, Hacking and Continued Co1shn2g, Ena-
"a mioht enumerate n.any more Still, tut we have
space Only TO say it viii not only cure lie de-
bi,ity following Chills and Fever, bu. prevent
ali e}}tacEs arsinp from Mias1natic Influences,
and cure The diseases at once if already attack
e eHo And as if acts directly ard pcrsistently
-. mon the hillary system accusing the Liver TO
m afto n n,omotine. in ret, all the excletions
~. will nt.lt
anu nrovsnt snv Gel,ericus consequences following
- upon change of climate and wafer hehce all