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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

IOIOWiHy the dfsfYessinC var1etr M hu
man diseases in which the " "
,
1A DIE LIFE MEDAClNES.
Are well known to be infallibe.
DYSPEPSIA, by MISUNDERSTANDING the first and
second somachs and creating flow Of pure, healthy
pie, instead OF the stale and acid kind kATCLENCY,
Temper, Anxiety, Languor, and Melancholy, which ere
the general symptoms OF Dyspepsia will vanish as nat
ural consequence OF its cure.
CosTiIENESs, by its cleansing the whole length Of
the intesnes with solvent process and without violence
all violent purges leave the bowels cosye within two
days. .. ... r
FEVERS Of all kinds, by restoring the blood to resse
cases and the thorough solution OF all intestinal ob,ruc
uon Ill olhers.
The Life Medicines have been known 10 cure r;yyy~
MATISM permanently in three weeks and (;0i- In hs,,
that time y removing local inaammaton nom The ,".
Giles and lgaments of The Joints ' " s
DROPSiES of all Kind. Inv frps;,v and .,-on,.,,;,
the kidneys and bladder they oneya,o ra., ai;.h.r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

From the Democrat ST. Cloud, MINI.
If you are have been troubled with the headache
send for box (Cephalic Ps you may have them in
case Of an attack.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

From the Er0n,iner Norfolk, Ia.
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which they were
made viz: Cure Of headache in all its form.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

From the Erdminey, Norfolk Va.
They have been tested in than thousand cases
with entire success.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

From, tie Adse,tise,, Providence, r. T.
The Cephalic Pills said to be remarkably effective
remedy for the headache, and one Of the We. .s, 70,
cred " ~ N"D~o''
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

From the Southern Path Finder Nesc Orleans, La -
Try then you that are afflicted and are sure that
your testimony can be added to the already numerous
list that has received benefits that no other medicine
produce.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

From the advertiser, Providence, RI
respectable quarters.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

From the Western r. X. Gasette Chicago, M
Cephaie Pills. '
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

BY the of these Pills the periodic attacks of Nervous
or Sick Heache may be prevented and if taken at the
commencement of the attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.
They sedome fail in removing the Nausea and Head
ache to which females subject
For Literary Nen, students, Delicate Females and all
persons of sedcnta'y habits they valuable as Lar
attire improving the appetite giving tone and rgor
the digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity
and strength of the whole system.
The CEPALIC PILLS are the result of long invc.tiya
ton and euly conducted experiments having been in
use many years. during which time they have prevented
and relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache whethe, originating in the ferrous system
from deranged state of the ston,acASD
They are entirely vegetable in their composition and
may be taken -" times with perfect safety wi,hou,
making any change Of diet and he absence of anu disa
9reeabe taste renders easy to administer them to
children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
The genuine have five signatures of Henry c. spadinp
on each Box
Box will be sent by mail prepaid receipt Of the
PRICE % CENTS.
All orders shs ud be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDING.
n37-1y As Cedar Street, New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

From the Eaan,rhd Fallen Star Eun1,rAn Ia
We that persons suffering with the headache
who try them, will stick to them
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

From the GDzette, Davenport Io,ra,
Mr. Spading would not connect his name with an arti
Gle he did not kn0,c to possess real merit
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

THIS MACHINE HAS TWO INDEPENDENT BEAR.
Il ing and Driving Wheels, in combination with ling
ed Cutter Bar so hung to the frame of the Machine that 1t
can raise er fall bodily, either end thereof independent
Of the main France principle which is secured to this
Machine by patents, and belongs to it exclusively.
As Il REAPER
1t cuts swath Six Feet wide The Raker rides on the
carriage OF the machine and delivers the grain at the side
OF the PLATFORM entirely out of the road the next round
1t is emphaticallv Two Horse Machine.
as n MOWER
1t cuts swah Four Feet Four Inches Wide and Is war
ranted to be capable OF cutting in the most perfect man
ner One Acre per hour, with one span of horses
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

From the st. Louis Democrat
The immence demand for the article (Cephac Pills)
rapidly increasing.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23
TO CONSUMPTIYES

~ CUNSUMFTIV
I}NHE SUBSCRIBER WILL CHEERFULLY SEND
Il ree of CHARGE all those who desire II tho conv ~
SIMPLE RECIPE by which he cured of that DIRE dis
ease Consumption. ~ VIE
Sufferers with CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS or
any lung affection he sincerely hopes will try this Recipe
well satisfied If they do they will be more than satisfied
with the result. Thankful for his own complete restora
ton he anxious to place in the hands of every sufferer
the means Of cure Those wishing the recipe with full d.
rectons, &C., will please cali address
Rev. VIM. 8. ALLEN
lo-3m No. sc John Street New York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-08-23

command devovlng upon Maj. SturgiS. The
enemy made repeated attempts to retake the
heights from which they had been driven. but
were calamity repulsed each time. The Kan
sas regiments behaved with bravery seldom
or never equaled, forming ambuscades for the
benefit of the rebels by lying fiat on the
ground until the enemy came near enough
for them to see their eyebrows, when they
would pour deadly volley into their oppo.
ncnts and again remain in possession of the
d field. The last repulse of the enemy was the
most glorious Of all and was participated in
{ by members Of every regiment on the field.
The enemy came fresh and deceived our
men by bearing Union flag, causing them
to believe Sigel was about making junction
with our forces. Discovering the ruse Just
in time, our gallant boys rushed upon the
enemy, who, with four cannon belching forth
loud mouthed thunder, were on the point of
having their efforts crowned with success,
and again drove them with great loss down
the slope on the south side of the hill.
Capt. Totten's ammunition was now nearly
exhausted, and placing Dubois's battery upon
the hill at the north end of the valley, Major
Sturgis ordered the ambulance to move to-
wards town. The infantry and Totten's full
battery followed in good order. and were not
pursued BY the enemy, who were evidently
glad to be let alone.
Among the prisoners taken was surgeon
living in st. Charles county. He was ilnme-
dately released. and DIR. Mclcher accompani.
ed him to the rebel Generals, arranging for
the return Of our wagons to bring in our
wounded and dead
Lieut.. Col. Horace II. Brand, of the First
Regiment, Sixth division, who commanded
the rebel forces at Boonville, and who said
he was now acting as aid to Gen. Price, was
taken prisoner early in the day.
When Gen. Sigel, who commanded the
eastern division, heard the roar of Totten's
artillery, he at once attacked the enemy in
his quarter, driving him half a mile and
taking possession Of his camp, extending
westward to the Fayetteville road. Here a
terrible fire was poured into his ranks by
regiment which he had permitted to advance
within a few PAGES of him, supposingit to be
the Iowa LIST. His men scattered consider
ably, and Col. Salomon's could not be rallied.
Consequently Sigel lost five Of his guns. the
other being brought away by Capt Flagg,
who compelled his prisoners, some sixty in
number, to draw the artillery off the field
Our troops took some four hundred horses
and about seventy prisoners. and compelled
the enemy to burn nearly all his baggage to
keep it from falling into our hands.
The enemy had twenty-one pieces Of cam
, 1861-02-11
MARKET ny. TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-Aahcs quiet and steady
It $505.e6A for pots and q: rs Tor pear,s.
:. FIouR-hsrket still in favor of buyers with
sumption; low and medium grades freely offered
and can be picked up At rather easier pz1c Gales
eaoo q btls at sso@5a fos rqperane stste $500
-czn,. $5.so@5:40 for common to medium extra
round hoop oGlo, and 50 5o&7e5 fo5 t1ade brands
md declining saiss u SO iris At Ss@S!s at oS for
common to choice extra. Rye dGuE il selling
sl,w3y a. S2s41S SO , for for common to choies aupes
HHlsKT-dql! aud ecarccly SO firm eales Of 80
brls at 1sc and including small lots at 1s4D1sHc
GRA!x-Wheat dull and n triAo lower With
and depression ID the market for foreign Exchange
materially checks trausnctions Sales Goo bu Gil
eago e. spring W At $1;1s; $500 ng prime amber Iowa
at 81 p IN store; 14o0 bu white western ut 81 500
! ~. and goo bu red Fenns'lyan1a at $1.25 Rye
dnu ut G3065G as In quality. Barley qniet at G7ED
soe coria.-Aoderate business doing for export
tant chauge- Sales ~, GOO bu at G5G1GGc for Old
mixed western H. store SIC delivered &C in rtore
for unaonnd DO; G3@8ac for new MIXED western at
The depot. 1oats In moderate request at a5G1SBc
foE western and Canada; s5@3sHc for state.
fh9s1s1o2s-Pork market drmer for mess with
moderate ; demand and sa'es GAO hrls at SIZED !:
prime dull aud nominal at S13, Beef quiet and
unchanged. Sales a25 bsls at Il l75l5Go or prime;
IS 7oGs6a5 for country mess; $s@10 90 for repack,
sa ali and and fGE s Ssa P@s
: ans firm At s1s fer state; s1a@15:so for WESTERN
the latter price for vey c1loico. Cut nents quiet
and steady at g1<cQGKe for shoulders; 8cDsI for
hams Hogs dnl at 7'f971xG for corn fed. dress
Sales lsb brls at 9HQ1o1{c for No to prime Ves-
tern, but dull at 10c014c for Ohio; 14c@>19c for
state. Cheese stcady at 9cG1o;xc for inferiorto
prime
GA0cE11Es. - Sucar-1narliet dull and hcarv,
Sales aG2 lhds at jNG15A for Cnha, and 6lB1 for
New Orleans: and, By auction, SIS hhls prime do
pt 42zEl16A. % days and months MolaaEes un~
changed We hear Of 1000 hhds prime New Orleans
by auction, at s8k 93.95c.
sTosKs-D9n ch q KIb51{,; c & 327ss, 10.
G & Ch 6o4: II eerfp Tx; 8 30; n i d ~ II
Hal 154, NYc.B, plc Mali So, Cumb Coai II,
Lake Erie " 2, II C 8S Goshen Branch bonds ii,
Is sinking fund bonds Is, c Il T eir king fnud IS,
Lac hnd grants H. Tenn 6s 695f, Va IS, Mo 65.
, 1861-02-11

whole, the; ;arEet Ii no better than lat weeI and
to-day fs not 20 good a. last Wednesday, aud. or
course, al the own;Is ot droyes that arrived TO-
decidedly worse than It was last week Perhaps It
i: but not materially 40, according to our obse1ya~
Undoubtedly some hundred Of bunocks will sell
pees q ail being sold looka little dull Us nightap-
keceipts Of the week s,e7a. ::
aenfy =. Grant, Superintendent Of the market,
Con- ntserrP eT Pf9ehdt 9e ist
!, Il has been rather bad week tot tho drosefp,
ewing 10 tha change OF weather. Wednesday,,
Thursday and Friday were dne days for bnelnt Il
son. Friday night warn rain tcll and Saturday
waa extrem.ly foggy, and Sunday quite warm, and
Monday and Tuesday not cold enough to eneous-
tie suPply NaA At laFge' and most q tie stoeE
!: There Sasone remarkable log sold here this
week: It IVES Sow, ab,ut three years old, which
fattedby Aessrs. AIlsrton, Nattetfairo Hicsrodt,
ut the ''Dykrman farm y near Kincsbridee, Within
the city limits, This extraordinary hog weighed.
corner of Eighth: arenue and Forty-drtt street,
4how.
Geo; y: Dotmap reports the following pfice: & or
UogR this week: f'
First quality eoEn-fed large .,'''"'
Second quality, 7S 3xgx
First quality, email aizes, fat
and prime, foT mafket butch .....
Large sise ttillied iat:sHssss 3&7&
sseond sess qqallty. stlli fed. =. :6fG54- ox@7
Although tho figures correspond with last week;
the market is called slow: -:
, 1861-02-11

SEEDS IN New York. Feb. 7-Tha arrivals Of
C1orer Seed have been liberal. and with falling Oft
tn the export demand pricca have declined; sales
Of 400 bags At 91sc for ordinary to prime. Timothy
is quiet and nomlpal. Rough Fl&xseed Is in fair
demand 1t $1.45@150 h.
HIDES IN NEW r RE-, Feb. I'VE hear OF aaIts
Of 50dry,salted Sandwich leland at 14c net cash
go D. S. Matamofas, and Jo1 wet salted California
on pirate terms. The stock on hand is a5o, ,000,
against 2aG COO same time Inst year.
OCEAN FRE1dHTs At NEW fonK. Feb ITO
Liverpool, 100 bales cotton at x@11-a2d. ED0
boxes Of che1se at 45s ;'1,50o brla iour atSs ed
L. go bush corn ut 104d In bulk 6o1 boxes bacon
at 35s 400 hr1s lard S5s and Loo hrs tar at d.
To London. 5.000 brlB dour at Slid; go boxes ba-
con at A. 5M brls and tcs PORK and beef at 4Qa !;
ofwheat on pttsate terms 600 brls -four At IS ID.
To Bremen. 1e0 eases tobacco at 90s. The ship
North Wind was chartered to load with -four at 4s,
wheat at lad in ships bags, and bacon at 45s The
At 11Ad tn shippers bags and heavy goods at s7s
Sd. bark to Rotterdam, with stares on private
terms, and ship Of SEQ tons, to Liverpool, On pri
vAte tcrma.
+ CIEvKLAEp, Feb. 1.-THE MARKET is dull this
morning for all descriptions Of produce. Flour ts
At $1o7, md cars at $1.os. Com, quiet at Sc:
ea1e of one at that figure Oats arc dull at SIC:
Dressed hogs, quiet ut $8 1ex@B 30. Meas pork,
steady at $16.23. Highwfnes sale f30 brls al 15c
DErRor1, Feb. Tho weather has been inten.e
i cold md 1ttle no business has been transact
ed ont OF doors. Very few dressed hogs are offer
Ing, yet the market Is weaker. Buyers arc not
generally offering over $5.25@$5.25 for LIGHT and
heavy. In other things there Is NO change from
our last quotations. The principal receipts By rai1
l1ws:
Whsst. bn s4o Dressed Hogs. no.. s
NVEHs Uus-.- 80. .Llh6
, 1861-02-11
Provts1ons In Easterni Western and
Southern Markets,

It will be seen By orr dispatches that the New
York market for provisions Is dull, notwitastapa.
ing the firm tone prevailing here and The relative
this may be found In the figures which we publieh
IN smother place. showing the shipments Of prodnce
from Chicago. It will be observed that the e1-
ports OF cut meats, lard and hogs fncc January l.,
arc largely in the excess Of Last year The concln-
zion s that the crop has gone forward much earlier
than Ii 1890, thus keeping the seaboard markets
fn1y supplied without the aid OF receipts ffom this
section At the same time our exports to the
6outh have been large. As consequence
there Is no sympathy at present between the
ers. are Influenced By the Southern demand.
while New York is looking to The Northwest
for supplies Day before yesterday mess pork
at Chicago was $1o, and bulk shoulders &C.
Exchange being &C prem-+ these figures are equal
to about SIS and 51xe here, while our quotations
these circumstances, the East and Southwest
should look to Chicago rather than Cincinnati for
supplies. Last year about this time the came fea-
tufe waa Observable, and then. with only mode
rats Southern demand, Cur market was COMPARE
lively staguant+ while the Northwest supplied the
Eaat at figures that would not be looked at here !;
and as 4 consequence. Cincinnati stocks were car
tted over. Thla reason, however, there Ia q rapid
outward movement It both points, and the stuff is
sgu1uT into consumption 20 freely that the stocks
promise 10 be much smaller In the West on the let
Of April than nt thRt time in 1860 This Will Ger
tafnly be the case the hog crop foots up larger
in pounds thAn It did Inst year. =
, 1861-02-11

SATURDAY EFExlNG, Feb. 8, 1861. ->
Fl TELouR-nsesiyed. 27st b.lt Market active
spring extra at s4.a5 de1ivercd; 800 brls good
se1nd N hoop9 e. extra At *4ss del; 900 brls Do at
@ n: 100 ILL be5p o. III 4os bEs
"star Mis. 50 brls Menasha, =, 100 brs .'sonth-
err Mills" (round heoP), ITO brls "Neenah. y 1uo
hoop e1tras-sn At S4 % del i6o brls fair enr;ne
extra at $410; 20 brls Clinton" super at IS Is:
60 bra common super at $a.85: 10 brls ''Eiz" at
$&@; g = stls i good 6np2F at ss.ss; al br1s good
MILL srUFFs- 5fiddiings in good supply and
dnh. Sales we're: Is tons good 1t $ia.O6 del; 10
tons coarse at S.. 90 on track.
MHEAT-Received: 9,s35 bu. Market hrmcr.
bales were: 900 bu No. spring at In store;
1 e1 ao a as f. g*e il BY DO at &c Il
~ h4g# MIXED White and Red Winter at sl.oo on
t.aek; 100 by spring IN bags at SOC on track; $50
baxs do at 81 xc On track...
GoRN-Received, x, ,oo9ba. Market more active
sss i siofs: eoo bu mixed It s7<c In o store ::
900 bn do fos delivery on tic 1st Of Aay at &C
0ATs-Receiysd, 1,lrbu. Du11 aud 4c lower.
Sales, 100 bu No. At IKE in storc. ~
HIE.RsGeiyed. fg5 b. Market quilt, with
haes 81 1f 1 7se b4gs good At y g. on track
dn Sales isr At Sc On tgas a0p i9o bass
6EEDsReeeived. 5oo5 ns. -cc1oret Seed very
1n an the;s hex;seP, e tor ~ seiee parcels sales
81 1ashss s1eh y E go9a Esausst e and
HlGaWINEs- Received, ~ barrels. Market
ss aty il ss Iet. W e tie be- 1ade 1'is ea as
6tfHp PkGi4 .a ss :.
MESS PoRh-loo brls Aess Pork to be delivered
, 1861-02-11
Constipation or Costiveneeg,

ao ono Of tho ~msny Lila neka Il hair to- L T., 2.pyx
lents 10 lla u3dssstood and 90 much neglected r.
1osuFeness oftsn originating In tsrel2sneas or se5
entasT habits it u regarded slight disorder ii
little consequence to exctts anx1sty while In reality
Il the prec1tsoF and companion Of many OF tho zaas
fatal and dangerous dssasea un1e.s early e1adiea
ted1t viii bring tho sunsrur to IN auttmely grsya
Among ths Lighter evils Of which eosttyeuess u ths
asnA attendant aFs Headache, Cotc, Rheunat1sza,
Foul Breath fnes. and others Of Hka .1su1e Wills
long train Of hixhsful diseases aueh - Malignant e.
VerH Abosases. Dysentery Di4rrhca, Dsspepsla APO
p1s1y. Epilepsy. Pafalyxs Hysteria Hspoehordr.s.h
Melancholy and insanity rstfndcats tAer presence
IN the System By this alarming symptom Eot En.ee
qusntlJ the dtseases named originate IN Constipation
but take on an Independent existence unless the
esadicAted In An early stAgs From al theso coasa
adona follows that the disorder should receive IL
medtats attention vheusvesh ocou1s, atd no persor
taou1d ne9lect to get bog OF cephalc Pills oa TIA
fst appea1snos Of the complaint h II ttnelr 5ss
VII e1pe1 na insiduous approaches Of eEcss7 Nd do
s.so7 this dangerous Goe Ia human liz.
, 1861-02-11

:: Prof Woods
RESTORATIVE G0eEIaI,
:: AED
=, BLOOD E2ENGYRToR

81 rFectsciy what it, nsr,e Indicates far .c, :,
sna stsen:t.ssin: to ,hc hsusin s;si l.s.i s''
Htg =, ssFlytdcs Fs.natascs and rensws :,s Ill: a
Rsi iaa Sc. ! sss:; s::ss -
"a ~ w4 = mo only Preparation ever ":t. ':
a ,he Eescb q easacaliy aSt :e ast a. T. q
yet so nertss - 70 o. se most powerful toa.c.
asta f1SeH WITH The Laws or x4rtsE, $50 ~ !.
:aT n5.kss1 Fl .5Hx.sp ia
eesSss I'D yes 1 !. never aed S5 is,i::s Il
aaa hose tnorsasly ss:1s sasliis sai'
saueasiy tG saa ncsef Eve siSs iSn1s e;oPssss
Iem bo.h !et tl e 1 b. a. b 81 ls'a
Hsssaes 4na also BY thoss 8ao ia,s - suncsIu
Sa ssaSy sy.n 1ss 8 y seeaa ns aSeal
na.tseks q l.ease and ys sSe ' ~: .2ss' ~ ~
sesuus 70 1hIss nv 1..sS sl many q a
ax: Goo.anas; aa naeq .SE sxanpie - ts tviov
aalans.hx{;,NS ,NeWgssa:a 1slp,z4aoa It uc aca:s
t1sastaAJ iatel Il unattended to Il tiao, cIilel
p fenaia Weaness ana Irregularities,
r Hi liz. 41er s,n3c pssaczsmenss or 1azphdt.y, a.t
e.des conaaents s's7 q Is 6 s 11ina naass
a* y .bs. .nbesssnssns:,s sa of :ae Urinary 0rEah;
. shss ssse eeiaa Il ass sa:
sss.saa1 a aasa "a dIGnSh: n;e.d dEsea nisalty i II
~ NV nnt onlY curr tie debility tuilnw,. -
r., *s Hho sSef oat prevent al x.sAcks arI.1t n
n - once. alFtadt 3tta4Aa1. And ~ 1t ars,si.
&t.ssuy snu PefssA.cu!ty upua tic hilerY s,.t.,u a
~tsM1onatne Tie Liver 70 actipn, promot(l. IL ~. n
fau Mshexezrltoas and 4ecretIons hi LIZ ~ ;.1" y
tt VII ntAlib!y preve1s 4nY de1ef.r1nnss ,, steI..
= [2ao css following Upon chaoZs oI cji,.3, ~ u
ut*atef; hrnct 81 aTaTele{s should haya 4 hutss u
f.In Gt!n aad " 1oales take q bla--uouutli
sa.s eetgJs saa a r prevents tvsus
1loc In TIC h4ids of al pefpuns ~ ss.a.s,.S
IIt' stnocnts. EtniStess, and literary ulr: Anl n
- ~ sai Hos aecEAsoSncd u nucn oatiuurelrr ~
Ungfeeshle pleasant aad utac5suE rrur.tr .:si,s.t
f!aaes LIS which rob them of rhrtr h. urc. Ie n
~e1y sarnot exist elts.out htaiIt nd: s,..il1 q
lt,nne Tic "te @ INC shove iF1t:n .ar1trs ce,..t
= Esto EtosaeTa rtleE faseu uonth ~ ,xo trivrs 4
ae M anal trial she viii psss rhs tis,e, III y III
80. psaasst eass and safety. Tuxss .s 50 - a
n. M9iHkEat atam FtY sYq1nt:I ~ y y. vi Gill; 20
e detect ths illnsss not oni7 rxuur
sess neaora Il u hoo latu bct A. ~ ~ rnlr H.
dettrsc~ 1< LOT Thila the former isuu Iasse z
safhs1 Gaa ise E., E. cow e premature s:1's
gs I1tt atHotsen mixed 10 wita tie cs,ite. X
-s - nustae5s that II 1t were not FOR rou iAty
,ntFs ~ San1 staFei In the saulc duwnwl5 paL4,
tfdsntSs@p ~ ~ to arrest tctr ta.al Gal LES tau
fde1tisst - a1w1ys Siziiaat, and t. you ~u con2-
appeal; Tor We arc sure your never !7u:s
f13Ht1o4 Will nutErl0xiy point ypu 10 E..L
trooa restorative teFsal and blood t.eGyya n
hand IN 1tme ofnedd.
OIL WOOD, PROPRIETOR II
f!4 HroadEay. Sew York. and III Market street y
i = Aou.A Ho, &nd sold BY III rooI Ifu:g;Als.;
PRICE ona dntar bok1le.
). Mhoissale q and Fetal Agents.. Chicago: Jcs7 D,
1fk. y: +, Fuller t Co. ]. II Reed n tn sn,tn
'v,e1 : Co. Lord : smith. aad Gale aroA. ~"
, 1861-02-11

fH1urnAz.-Wen. Mr. Jonea hov IA that haaaaeas!
4xa 5osHA-Gousl Doctor, al gone the pl1t ycu
SAINT cuEed me In just twenty minutes sud win ycr
would send more 70 that can have them handy,
fHTssc1As-Son can get then 1t any Druxg!xta
Ca1l for Cepha1io Pills ind they never En and r.
commend them In ali cases Of Headschs,
MIS- Jo1Ea-I shan ssnd for boz directly. aad shal
TELL al ny snfszinx fsesda for tAsJ ~ ssaL x1x-
ma-
, 1861-02-11

Il
General CoEnna1asion Merchants.
ue souTH WATER gTREEr, oHcAHo, uI.
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, 1861-02-11


- Thefeeefpss Of Hogs, lire and dressed, .sintinc
shs spest tkenty-four hours Amount to 1872. Tho
market foe dreased hogs, Notwithstanding tho
tasw whs:h prevailed, opened with IN actirc de-
n7saa, under which prices advanced 5c01oc z 100
F.. -. This Improvement Is due to the nrranoss In
fAn pFovfaton masacts East and 1t Cincinnati. IN
. ce1asgesnea Of which Some packers wso have
been holding to1 during tho p.st ten dast, com
1asnoed emitting again to-day. The weather was
anfaEorable to ship, and buJcrr for Eastern mar
: keta held %. = Hogs under 30 bs vcro sold at
Ssa0ss13H, and oyer 40 n At IS s1s@8 IS, &C.
ousdans to quality. In the early PIT Of the day
4he hp'k ok the aa1cs were 1t Sh0oG8b, dividing
O. 80 na; but In ths afternoon there weoo more
h9yerE tean sellezs 1t &6.oo0Ss.2 Lire Hocs
NeFe IN txtr demand, both By shippers and packers,
md the nnatket was steady 1t $5GS IS g7oes.'
:Th1 peortsiou market remains iaaetivc; but NC
haSsss note drmer feeling among hnldezs-xyu,
.FAthaeae With other markets. In Mess Pork We r.
port sale OF 100 bbas to be delivered in ten a,v.
1t $ts.oo; but packers are generally holding the;,
gsocss OF the market entirely, and only ontatdc
lots esn bspnrchaaed At current quotations. Th.rr
.2e& kats taqutEJ foT cut meats for Baltimore 1ut
the market II bafs and consequently tnsctire-the
ea1es:sto day cunatsttng. Of nnly shout 5000 pc.
:sqn Mea.ss IT sAe foa shouldsfa, s4e for sidse.
1aakad, IND sHe' Tor heasy Green sidex, ioosa.
Lerf y not inquired fos. md M quota Il dun at
=
, 1861-02-11

TVx1Ty MulanHz o. poz1Ans DAvxo--nr spald:as
has SoId two millions bostlsa OF bis celebrated Prs
pared Glue ana u IL estimated each bottls aayea s3
lasst ten dotars worth Of broken furniture thus ak
Ing an aggregate Of twenty rnz1lfors Of dollars -
claimed from toeA loEs By this valuable invention
Eavtnx rnzde hia Hlue a household word bo upv, nr,
poses to do tho world still greater sesyee By =.
the schnE hsada with his C1phato Fa and Il they sxs
= Esod n hts Glue, HesdAches VII .sop %snist SWAN
nks Eov IN jul3.s