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rhe Observance 81 these simple rules. 81 oasy D.
an. Htoii ave nutllihefs . vast amount q uoahir
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~ Persons who address their friends
IN any Of she companies which have left
for the seat Of war must mention in the
superacription the name Of the company
70 which they belong. Unless this pre-
caution be taken there is little probability
that letters or packages viii reach their
destination.
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No coERcIoS.-An address 10 the people
Of Tennessee appears in the Nashville
Patriot, signed BY Hon. John Bell, TX
Governor Bsown and Others. from which
We extract the following
We do not pretend 10 foretell the future
Of Tennessee. In connection with the
other States. or In reference 20 the Fede-
raj Government. We do not pretend 70
b. able 70 tell the future purposes Of the
Presidents and Cabinet IN reference 70 the
impending war. But should a purpose
Be developed BY the Government Of over
ruling and subiugating our brethren Of
NE seeded States. We say unequivocBlly,
tna. 4 vii be the duty ofthis State 10 resist
:. ~ ha1afda, At any cost, and ~ arms. any
ice purpose Or attempt. And % meet
30 All emergencies, she ought 10
~ ieily armed. and We would re.
1917 call upon the authorities Of
.1s o.l.e % proceed a. once 10 the accom-.
pli1hment Of thu object
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The state Loan.

By virtue Of the authority vested in
him by the ordinance directing the issu-
ancs Of treasury notes ihd bonds, Col. II.
d. Haynes, the State Treasurer, has APP
pointed gentlemen in the several coun-
ties to effect loans upon the terms and
conditions prescribed in the ordinance.
The following are the appointees for this
section Of the States
Clark-Moody & o'Farrel, Thomas s.
/ Parker.
Lauderdale-w. F. Afford. F. C. siuams:
I Lawreuce-E. IL. Bowen, q. ). McMIl-
Ian.
Jasper-O. c. Dease. L. B. Lassiter.
kemper-G. y. Nicely, J. W. Gully.
Il was deemed unnecessary we presume
10 appoint commissioners in all the coun-
ties, but they are 50 distributed through
the State as to be within convenient OF
reach Of any citizen who may wish to
signalize his patriotism and make a safe
Investment Of his money by purchasing
the bonds and notes. The State has ley
led a special tax for their payment, and
no safer investment can be had. The
commissioners will be prepared to give
full informotion as to the character, the
objects and the terms Of the loan.
-.
Hon .. r. SNCLEroN.-This distin-
guished gentleman has issued an address
to the voters Of the 4th Congressional Dr.
trict. declaring himself a candidate for
Congress. We have just received it. aud
regret our inability to publish il in the
present number Of our paper. Il shall
appear in our next. Mr. Singleton has
been elected captain Of one Of the finest
volunteer companies in the State, the
Canton Coniedefates." and has been
mustered into the service. he thus shows
himself willing 70 sustain BY actsand with
bis life what be bad advised BY words
the secession Of Mississippi, and the IS
Enlistment Of Southern independents.
While carrying his sword and leading his
men into the ranks Of our enemies, he
cannot be here to electioneer for tie Of
fce to which he aspires. But we think
his election Is due 70 him, as an endorse
ment by his constituents Of the active
part he has taken in inaugurating policy
which all are now united in sustaining.
Il Is for thisreason, andon account Of his
general fitness Cor the position that we
have placed his name at the head Of our
columns, and Intend giving him our
support.
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SECESSION or VrReINiA NEAKIY UxANI
nous.-The Norfolk Herald, Of the 18th
says thas, although the injunction Of secre
cy had not been removed, 1T was asoer
tanned, with almost entire certainty, that
the Secession Ordinance passed the Viz
GINA Convention with only four dissent
ing voices"
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PEACHWOOD NURSERY,
UNIVERSITY OF ISSISSIPPL

n a Z y Il
FREDERICK A. P. BARNARD, LII. D,
CHAN uIoR.
WILLIAM F. sTEARNs. Ii. d, and
HON JANIS f. TROITER,
FREDERICK A P. BARNARD,
Professor Of Physics. Astronomy and Civil In
gincennr. and Evidences Of Christianity
EDWARD c. BOYNTON, NJ. A.
HENRY wHITEHoRNE,MA IA
Professor Of Greek and Ancient Literature.
JORDAN NJ. PHlPPS, N. A.
Professor Of Pure Mathematics.
WILLIAM d. MOORE, N. A.,
Professor Of English Literature.
HON. LUCIUS q. c. LAMAR,
Professor Of Ethics, Metaphysics and Constitu
ALEXXNbER J. oUINcHE, NJ. A,
Professor Of Latin and Modern Languages
BURTON \. HARRISON, b. A.
Assistant the Professor Of Physics.
V,HE thirteenth Annual Session Of this institution
| viii open on the 18th day Of september, 1850 un
der the he direction Of the able and experienced
Faculty named above.
The University offers advantages TO young men
seeking thorough education unsurpassed anywhere
in the United States and unequalled in the South.
It, apparatus and arrangement for the illustration
Of Physical Science and Chemistry are entirely unri
vailed. Ia Mmeralogy It possesses cabinet Of Sc
leci specimens, choice and valuable
The President and Professors need no commenda
ton from the Board Of Trustees, most Of them being
well and tavorably known to the public, as expen
enced and able instructors.
The location OF the University IS in the highest de
gree healthfu-no epidemic sickness has ever oc
Cured there or in Oxford.
The government Of the University is mild but eff
Gent. Every effort is made to cultivate manly tone
Of feeling among the students. and elevated stand
| dard Of morality; IL is moreover surrounded by
population whose practical regard for religion anf
/ morality Is well known and l. not surpassed an'
where.
Il is also easily accessible, being the line Of tn
Mississippi Central Railroad, which is now fully com
/ pietsd.
| The accommodations are sufficient for the comfoT
| Of at least three kundred students.
| spacious Gymnasium with all the most approves
| apparatus for encouraging bodily exercise and Pre-
/ noting physical development, will be ready for us
| in the TALL
TERas-IuitiOn SO per annum.
Fuel and attendance SIS. To those who lodge GU
] ofthe college buildings SO.
! Tuition in the Law Department $50.
Board in the College boarding houses, and in pr
vate families, about Sl2 per month
JAMES NJ. HOWRY,
/ Sec'y of the Board.
Oxford, July 1890 4e-1y
I
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List Of Members Of the Jasper oreys.
Paulding, Jasper County, Miss.

EauAC4ubf sdhPoA NouhtJt A-A1as
Offers.
JAMEs J. SHANNON, Captain.
THoNAs J. BtSKsroN. lsT. Lieut..
DR. JoHS }. WALToN. ID.
CHARLEs A. JENNINGs, Sd.
Pr'uotes.
/. Charles r. Adams,
2. Joseph Alexander,
3. Norvell Anderson.
4. Isaac d. L. Adledge,
8. John q. c. Bridges,
6. William Bridges,
7. John Brighthop.
s. samuel r. Brannon,
3. John Baker,
10. Hugh F. Cane,
II. William ConDers,
u. Tobias L. Chandler,
l3. James B. Clarke,
IL. james r. Craven,
IS. james NJ. Downs,
l6. John Doni.on.
IL. Timothy Ddly.
L. Watson Donald.
10. Benjamin Everitt,
%. john Fatheree,
81. jefferson Fatheree.
%. Alfred T. Cough,
23. Thomas II. Green,
"a. William Gibson,
% Allison Gibson,
&c. William f. Harper,
%. John Harper,
%. John r. Huie.
%. John c. Harris,
80. John Hopkins,
81. Eli Hudson,
30. Pleasant o. Hankins,
49, William James Jr.,
a. Robert II. James,
50. Clement James,
80. Daniel N. Jones,
81. Ransom J. Lightsey,
80. William w. Lee,
80. James IawIcss.
20. Arnold Iangham,
A.. John T. Under,
AZ. John T. Lopez,
43. james Lindsey,
-. Isaac McFail,
As. Elijah c. Monger,
4G. Uriah NJ. Monger,
A.. Robert C. Morris,
AZ. James Morris,
40. Cyrus NJ McCrudy,
50. Abraham b. Myer,
81. James U. Mccormick,
50. John F. Mccormick,
50. Daniel L. Mcdonald,
"a. BENJAMIN Z. Mcdonald,
s.. HUH A. Mcdonald,
So. William Mcdonald,
81. John d. Moody,
S.. William n. Morgan,
50. Malcolm Mckinney,
60. james II. Nealy,
6l. James Overstreet,
CO. Thomas J Overstreet,
63. Jadson W. ELEPHANT,
Ga. Alison Olom.
65. William NJ. Pardue,
&C. Jacob F Perry,
Co. George W Pierce,
6s. James r. Rambo,
GO. Gibson r. Register,
20. John W. Sinclair.
II. Augustus B. Smith.
70. John Smith.
70. William Skehan,
-. George Selby,
IS. William C. Thompson,
70. Jacob A. 'Tsy Tor,
u. Alien Turner,
Is. John W. Uimer,
20. Claude J Whlingham,
50. Charles II Wilson,
81. Is-sss. Written.
81 Robert 81 Watkins.
IS. o. J. Ofr,
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Principal Agents, JOHN WRIGHT, & CO.,
81 Charities street, NO
RAILWAY & CO., % JOhn-Sircct, Esw-TOrk.
N. MCKINsTRv 4 CO.. Agents, Pauld.
ing, Mississippi,
BLAIR a BRO, COIumbus,
BUclANSR 4 CRUMP, Vioksburg,
General Wholesale Agents for the State OF Missis-
alppl who will snpEv the tInde AZ the san,a rranes
SummerViIIe Institute.
THE BEST MALE SCHOOL
IN THE SOUTHERN STATES.
summerVlIle, NOxubee Co. Miss.

I'HIS Institution, Boarding school antiraly ~,
Slter upon its seventh annual term on the Isl II
SSSseSet next The Buildings will be enl.egcdt me
p aPf,aA, e ana Library inproyod the Recitation
oo.as iuinshed with Maps Charts, Globes 6c for
every branch If science. The number az
.elss VIII ee increased and the rooms attended
% as Wen as the best private BOARDING honsse ~
snort the Principal has the capital and intsn,s n
spare no expense in Offering Is ire nnblte s,,eh !
school as the times demand W P~'"e sueh
~ me past he has always been crowded He faels
eu upon, theFeore, 70 say that oti,, ,,xtv.ei,,bt
ooys or Young men will be taken The S,boo1 n s-
t,s MN thlris.o comfortable dormtories. and
49,; s.us.ass oVsupy room. Boys study entirely IN
thcf rooms and meet their Teachers al siat,l bs,
Consequently they not disturbed nv he Ssrs 49,
OF the school ROOM - y e.0' ''A'' uFa"a
The same teachers viii meet the next class
TERMS:
FOR board washing fuel attention 20 rooms - a
orary privileges for ten months one hslf J, , e y
ne other on the ID Monday Of Febrns " 49, I'd
ror catalogues or unpublishes nsrtieriar- -
Ah1s. 5, GATHRiGHT.
GAOlsOus Mss. Mareh1ss issc. -" Ssa
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

FoR sahE.-The Marion Miss, Obssyve'
Office is offered for sale. The editor be
ing a member OF a Volunteer Company,
and expecting to be called off soon, offers
the Observer Office for sale. Those wish
ing 10 engage in the business would do
well 10 give hima call.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

A PArRioTIc PEoPLE.-A meeting was
held few days ago in the parish Of East
Fehciana, La, Tor the purpose Of raising
money to support the families Of volun-
teers. The lists were opened and twelve
thousand dollars subscribed On the spot.
The Feliciana Democrat says $4,000 will
Be subscribed. II necessary. One plan
ter subscribed one-tenth Of the proceeds
Of bis growing crop, aud another oaferSl
ten bales Of cotton. The meeting. com
posed Of . large mass Of the intelligence
and wealth Of that patriotic parish, adopt
ed unanimously the following resolu-
ti0ns
Rssotusf. BY The planters Of the parish
ot Etsf Fslieiaua. IN general meeting a.
sernbled. that we hereby stand pledged to
tender Go the state Of Louisiana. and 20
the30 serumsnt % the Confederate ssts,les
should Il be needed. the whole of the
annual proceeds OF our crops, deduoting
only what may be- necessary for our current
expenses during the continuance OF the
present hostiliues.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

BY the use of these Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headaehe may be prevented and il
taken at the commencement Of an attack immediate
relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Eausea and Head
ache to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the Understanding Cos-
For Literary Men Students Delicate Females, and
all persons Of sesataYy habits they are valuable as
Ld1dtiUe improving the appetite giving tone and vgOr
to the digestive organs and restorngthe natural elias
tlcity and strength Of the whole system
The CEPHALIc PILLS are the result Of long in
vestigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having been in use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount Of
pain and suffering from Headache whether origina-
ting IN the rerOus system from deranged state Of
the stomach
| Tn are entirely vegetable in their composition
and may be takon at all times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet and tie absence d
any dsagreedbLe taste renders easy TO administer then
| TO children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERPEITsl
The genuine have FIVE signatures Of Henry C. spal
ding on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Med
in
Box will be sent BY mail prepaid on receipt Of tn,
Price IS Cents.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. sPALDING,
IS Cedar Street, New, New-York.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

Is MOURNING GARB.-The New York
Day Book, a sterling and fearless defend
er Of the South and Southern institutions
comes to us dressed in mourning, on &C
count Of the inauguration Of war at Char
lesion.
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fnr 1.-THE New York Tri5,sns says
every man caught Under iho letters Of
Marquee ahorily % b. Issued 81 Prs.i-
dent nayih. viii b. liable 10 be hanged a.
pirate. Lsi lhe Norihsfn Aboudonisl.
Try Che experiment 81 hanging any man
acting AL privaiear. having a eommis.
sion from President Davis. and they may
live 10 repent the day they % IT, Hang.
ne j. q game A shleh iao can play. and
We venture 10 asy tho bold priraiesrS uill
Keep ne books On ihai score evenly
LlI-nn.-l
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r..

Railways Ready Re
lef.
The Minute Medicine
Radway s Ready Re.
lief
Prevents sickness
Roadway S Ready Re
lief,
stops Pain IN a Min.
ute.
RadWay' $ Ready Re
lief.
Is a Pleasant BeEer
age.
Rad ways Ready Re
lief.
Cures Pain IN tn
Bowels
Railways Ready RI
lief,
Cures Toothaehe il
an instant.
RadWav 5 Ready Re
lief prevents Sudde.
Alta ks ofSicknesi
Railway Ready r.
lief cures the Sic.
Headache.
Railway 5 Renovatin
Be-olvent cures q
Skin Diseases
Railway r Reuovatin
Resolyentcur IA
mors IN the Bio d.
Railways Renovatin
r e solvent cur
Syphilitic ImpuT
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n~ a ueAlihy clnatn 81 Green county.
A'abama, ~. Atsaap HAroa. IN reply 20
Llae,ln'r proe'smaiion for 1900 men,
o1srs 10 ~ VA Aba sI5.0Qo and stake tho
Messy thal SO mosr lhem bali vuy and
Wbip BAN and he Yankes hosts.
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MAsOsvnLL, Conn. Feb, s, 1851.

Mr. SPALrTNd.
SIR: have tried your Cephalic Pills, and Ike them
50 ueit that want you 70 send me TWO dollars worth
more.
Part Of these are for the neighbors to whom gave
few Of tile first box got from you.
Send the Pills by mail and obhge
Your obt servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

In cases when the Headache arises from bilious
ness, dsordered state If the stomach, nervousness
rush Of blood TO the head, costyeness indigestion
tcdolorouN, &c, one application Of Roadway Ready
RELIEF in addition 70 the dose Of Railways Pills vii
IN me minutes stop the most violent and painful thfobs
aud restore die sntierar 70 n1ae md o. III
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

STEALINo AND CowHIDING.-Mr. A. Bur.
ney Of Oxford Miss, retired one evening
last week with Sll43, in notes and $1,000,
in cash under his pillow. Il was missing
next morning, so he took good cowhide
to fellow in his employ, and before he
had given him more than half as much as
he deserved. the scamp acknowledged the
corn and .'forked over" the wallet. Mr..
B., gave him two hours to leave the
place. There be did wrong,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

Nh sP1LrTNG,
SAL wish you to send me one more box Of your
Cephalic Pills, haze TecCi ed great deal u oeNt from,
thein
Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE.
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ga single bottle Of sPALDING's PREPARED
GLUE win save ten times is costs annually -Ea
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEI
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
SAVE THE PIEcEsi

, SAVE THE PIEcEsl
hs-~A STITCH IN Tnn SAVES NrH.n-Ea
As accidents will happen, even in wen retgulated
families I'll very desirable % have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing furniture, Toys Crocx
Gerry, &C.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can
afford % be withoutt 1t Is always ready, and up q
the sticking point.
"usEFuL IN EVERY HoUsEN
N. B.--A Brush accompanies each Bottle. Price,
twenty-five cents Address,
HENRY c. sPALDING,
No - Cedar Street, New York.
CAUTION
As certain unprncipied persons are attempting 10
palm on on the unsuspecting public limitations of
my PREPARED GLUE would caution all persons
to examine before purchasing and see that the fal
name,
as-sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUED
the outside wrapper al others are swindling
eounterfeits.
March !, 1sa. aoiy
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R-ben Mccullough end Earl Van Dorm
were IN Galveston 81 rou,- Cor Austin ON
the 20th. Col. Van Dorm i tbo -,
manding officer IN Texas.
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usE Only

USE ONLY
"costnr's" Rat, Roach, &e. Extermfnator.
ssc0star's" Bed-bug ExterminatOr.
ssCoatarss" Electric Powder for Insects.
In Is, soc. and 81 90 Boxes, Bottles and Flasks,
s. and S. Sizes for Plantations, Ships,
Boats, Hotels, &C.
90 Sold eBerJFrhere-by
All Wholesale Druggists in large cities
All Retail Druggists Grocers StoTe-keepers, &c. In
ali Country Vnlages and Towns
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and viii attend promptly 70 the shipping Of cotton a.
dlrected WeWill give the highest market prices for
good dry hides bees-Rax aud tallOw. We will sell
~ article in our line a. low a. We can afotd We
have on hand good lot Of country made shoes and
Boots IN our absence the business will be conduet.
ed by the polite and ceaver Messrs. Wells Tbomp-
SON. who viii be ready AZ all times 70 wait upon Gus.
toner's. All we ak is to try as.
J. G. BLACKWELL
YOUNG BURGE.
Lake Miss Oct % 1870
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BEIIE NKHNoN, Ohio, Jan.l5 1S6l-
HENRT C. SPsLnISe Esq.
Please find inclosed twenty-five cents for which
send me another box Of your Cephalie Pills. Tho
drs truiv the bet Rts haze euer tried.
Direct A. SLOWER, p. M.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co, o.
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[Fnom the oommsrciaL Oaeianaii, Ohio.
Suffering humanity can nov be relieved.
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1000 Bushels Of Corn for sale by the undersgn-
tOOO ed, IN lots TO suit purchasers, at seventy
cents per bushe cash. delivered in the Depot at ia
place. free Of drayage, those in want send u the
amount OF money they wish 20 invest and we will give
their orders faithful attention.
VIM. McCUTCHEN co.
IieksbUrg, March %, 1861. 24-tf
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"a See ,Uhot tie People Press and Dealers cay.
Henry n. C0staP.-AH the summer - 1890
troubled with Reaches and Nice. Na w. -
ashamed of the house. the Reaches were e 49,
purchased 4 box Of your ExtermInAsotl - mo.as~
it, and in one week there was not hoach u
IN 'ns MOUSE JoHr B. crvEzs, No. o. Elm Street
Househeepers troubled with yermln neSo Z.
90 no longer, il they use @Costars st e
We have used it 70 our satisfaction ~ ~ 49,
we would have it. We have tired polso11s ~ - ~
effected nothing; but CosTAEs aTueie hnti- .1---
breath out of Rats, Mice and BED, Bues III ar ~
We can write it, II is in great deulAno a-i w. =
country Medina TO- Gdsstts-
More Grain and provisions are desIoytefa -
nually in Grant County by yer1nin tnsn Y.atss..
for tons Of this Rat and Insect hllief-
(Wts) Herald
Henry n. COStar-Your Exterminator Is e
ceived, used and pronounced decided sucSeSsSS So
We used box of it. and the way the Eats ano 1nst
around our premises raised Ned" that night ~
caution 70 sieepers Since then not q Rat or Mouss
has been heardin kitchen rcellar-Adgregor S4o~al
Tines.
/ have been Selling your Extermlnator Iot
the last year and have found it sure saot H0
] have not known it fail in a single instance .
GEORGE RosE Druggist, Cardlngson' "
We are selIing-Your preparations rapidly
Wherever they have teen used, Rats, Nice, Hoac-ie1
and Vermin disappear Immediately. -.
EcKn eToUTER, Druggists New WINDSOR ne.
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PATtioTIc.-The physicians of Pensacola
have tndered their services gratuitously
to Gel Bragg, and been accepted by HIM,
when their services shall be needed.
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sPEUcI CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co. Pa,

SPRUcE CREEK, Huntington Co. Pa,
January Is, 1851. !
". G. SHALDING,
SR You viii please send me two boxes Of your
Cephalic Pills. Send them immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JN0. B. sIM0NS.
P. ST. have used one box of your Pills and End
them excellent.
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Radway's Iseady Relief:

Relief Ia all cases If acute pam internal or external.
1t stops IN moment the mad ming agony Of rheu-
matism neuralgia toothachr. burns, scalds cuts and
bruises when applied oHtwardly. Torture, that i
continued would cause death. is arrested by single
dose Of H. in five mipuI 1t su. ponds disease, Civ
ing time for the action OF the other remedies. All
complaints caused by unhealthy air. such as small
pox. scarlet iemr. measles fever and ague, yellow
lever cholera oy senterv. pneumonia 6c, are pre-
vented by is occasional use. When the nervous
system is paraly zed or eonyulsed, it produces rapid
eaction Immediately relieving spa-ms commissions,
Mysteries &c. For the deliiitated 1t is the best pos
-ihle stomachie infinitely bter than alcohol in any
form. Have It on hand always for il may be required
At any moment AMI no drug will supply its place.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

From the Advertiser, Providence r. T.
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably ef
'ecve remedy for the headache, and of ,he very
best for that very frequent complaint which has ever
been discovered.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

From he Western R. T. GGsetts. Chicago, ~
REYNoLDsBURe, Franklin Co., Ohio,l
January Q, 1851.
Henry c. sPALDrSo, No. IS Cedar st. n T.
DEAR SIR Enclosed find twenty five cents. (25l for
which send box of "Cephslic Pills" Send to address
Of Rev. VIM c. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co,
Ohio.
Tour Plls urork Hke charp,1esrs Headache ALMOST
iHstaHteT. Truly yours,
WIN. c. FILLER.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03

n G. SPALDING. Eso.
wish for some circulars or large show bills. to
bring your Cephalie Pills more particularly before
my customers II you have anything Of the kind,
please send TO me.
One u my customers. who is subject to severe Sick
headache, usually lasting two days. nas cured Of an
attack IN one hour bV tour Pills which I sent herr
Respectfully yours,