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LETTER FRoM GEE. SoOTT.-Some weeks
since a number of prominent gentlemen OF
Philadelphis, sent to Gen. Scott a commu-
nication expressive of their appreciation of
his distinguished public services &c. II wss
made public in the newspapers at the time.
Mayor Henry received the following reply
rom Gen. Scott
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PROlI IRFFRRsON CTTY.

Ll-1liia 1a- JEFFERSON CITY, July y.
The State Convention was called to order
at II o'clock A M., by Mr. MeFerrsn, who
moved that the CLERK call the roll Carried.
Forty four members answered to their names.
No quorum being present-itrequiring 60
on motiot the convention adjourned till P.
", when there will undoubtedly be quo
rum. - .-i7a nur 5..-Ts-l 10
All the troops except a few sentinels are
Withdrawn from the capital.
Col Boernstein's regiment LEFT here for st.
Louis this morning per railroad. The force
here is about $50 men. All quiet and no
fears of an attack.
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EHR soUTfiRRe VrRsToN
i. IL OhtrANa. Julr b.

"N" chLAAA9I guy -.
A hght Occurred near Manassas at four
O'Clock this morning. Il became general
about u o'clock, and continued unal about
Z, when the Federalists retired, leaving Us
In possession Of the field.
sherman's celebrated battery Of Light
ARTILLERY was taken.
II was terrible battle, with great slaught-
er on both sides. 1t Is impossible to give
details tonight.
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'fWAsHIEGTOE, July 4, 1861.

gGentlemen: OF the testimonials with
which l have at different times been honor
ed by portions of my cOuatrymen, not one
has been more precious to me than ! had
the happiness TO receive from you, nay es-
teemed friends at Philadelphia.
alt cannot be long before my public acts
will be reviewed by pOsterity, when lis
Judgment, humbly hope, may be somewhat
eolored by the partislity that now cheers
my declining years. l have the honor to
remain, gentlemen, i. Ts5 .-.-..'-- is
ttYor,r e-rafafnI sarvaut
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PROaT WAsHINGTON.

-hs WAsHEeToS, July %.
Gen. Mcclellan has been summoned by
the Government, from Western Virginia 10
repair to Washington to take command Of
the Potomac. Gen. ROsencranz takes his
place in command Of the army of Western
Virginia. ~ T.7ssr7.4 err r..
The corps de army at Washington are to
be instantly re-organiEed and re-enforced.
These orders have already, been given. Offers
Of regiments alreaey raised are being made
and will be accepted with sneh rapidity as to
ensure that this viii be accomplished.
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Ulevaland. March .. 81. = su1sTinisa'ielit.
HREAT NATIONAL ROUTEl
BALTIMORE . OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED SCHEDULED
By recsns. nportant changes this Road 4 now abls
10 furnish unusual facilities Tor in tercu unication
AAst, south. Weet, Northwest and southwest.
FULL CONNECTIONS with all through trains
70 Phladelphi and New York, IN the EaSt-with the
South, BY lis Washington Branch BOad-by Cleye-
land and Pittsburgh, Central ohio and Marietta and
Cinoinnati tTAinss with tbs Northwest West and
Southwest.
Through Tickets 70 Baltimore, Philadslp phfa, New
York or Boston give the privilege Of lylng over a.
any Of the intermediate cities. Two Dollars addi-
onal give the prisilese Of visiting Washington CitJ
en- route
This is the ONLY route that can furnish Through
Tickets or Baggage Checks to washington CITY.
gO-fGre IS Low rs BY any other Route.
~ sleeping Cars on all Might Trains.
Ask for Tickets By Baltimore and ohio Railroad.
afr J. II. SULLIVAN,
General Western Agfnt.
= Y; r SMITH. L 4; Nc, COLE:
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FOREIGN ARRIVAL.

nsat 1af2 O FKRTHER PoNT, July %.
The North American from Liverpool the
1Ith, Wis Londonderry, passed here at A.
n. She has 80, ,o0OE Ia specie. The latest
via Londonderry has not come to hand.
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TIME OF ARRIVAL OF MAIL TRAINS AT
DEPOT
@eaieines.
GREAT OUREI

GREAT OUREI
DIR. LELANp'S
ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND,
L. the only known Remedy for '..-
RHEUHATISM, G0UT AND NEURALGIA,
And q sure Cure tor
AL MERCURIAL DISEASES. uH. .-
Il igaf E1veniently arranged Band, containing
medicats.A compound, to be worn around the Waist,
without INJURY to the most delicate persons, no
ehangai habitsOf wing s required, aud il entire
y remol the dlsepse from the system without pro-
ductng the Injurious effects arising from the OF
power iul Internal medicines ghich weaken and de-
Btfoy the constitution, and give temporary reliei
only By this treatment the medicinal properties
contained in the Band, come In contact with the
blood and reaches the disease, through the pores OF
the skim efeeting 10 EVERY Instance perfect cure,
and restores the parts afflicted TO healthy condition
Thta Band is also NEST powerful Anti -Mercur1al
agent and VIII entirely relieve the system from the
PERNcIOUs effects OF Mercury. Moderate cases are
cured in few days, aud are constantly receiving
testimonials Of its efficacy In aggravated cases Of
long standing. g..
Price s., to be had ct Druggists generally, or can
be seut By mail or exp n, with ful directions for
use, to any part Of tne country, direct from the
No. 40s BROAPWAY, New York.
G. SMITA CO., Sole ProprietOra-
N. B.-Descriptive Circulars Sent Free
g-Agenta Wanted EVsry where. ~
pB-Sold By Vim. FISKE, Druggist, Cleveland o.
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Hon. A. G. Riddle at the
Battle. r..

Photographic Correspondents Cleveland Leaderl
wAsHrNeToS, July %.
I was at the battle, and do not think Il
was so disaSst6us as reported.
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FROM RasT0N.
BosToN. July %

Orders have been received fastening the
departure of the 18th Regiment Col. Web
ster, which will leave tomorrow night via
Falls River. ic1Eh8U t
The 18th Regiment rifles Col. Leonard,
and Maj. CObb's splendid battery Of artillery,
VIII probably leave within week.
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8akf Steamera.

- 1851. -
THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
Z lBaiiroad 60. = bpiendfd Passenrsr gfoameFs. 10
CITY OF BUFFALO, -2lOO tons burthen,
A. y. PERktNS, Commander,
WESTERN METROPOLIS, 200O tons burtn
L B. GOLDSMITH, O. nmandsr,
l.. Viii, on and after June 2lth ieaNe ths u o. q 3
Go 3 Dock for Buaal0, Alternately eFery evening Al
s0eloeE. except SATURDAY and Sunday
slrst Class Farei SO and includes statsrooR
and Breakfast
nsS-fhess Boats have no equals for Speed, Safety
and Comfort Connections mads At BuhalO with
ton. &c, &r.
TREiGHF RATES SANE as PROPELBEB.
ar Tine Qlaeker lRGa-6y Raj. 80
}. O. dARRlS0N
LEWIS II. NORRIS, I...- haBagerr Bulaln.
Agant. Cleveland. Juneis.sss
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PUBLISHED BY
TUESDAY MORNING JlLY %. IssI.
.I-aIN nND nuNanrNTAI pRTNTINo.

fhAgR AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plan and ornamental RrinunE oi evgrl De-
ucrpaon done q the Printing Establishment OF the
L1fnnF lfco on thu latest approved and most rapid
1tsan frlaol In tbe best style, on short notice, and
r3 reaSonnhia rsisI. Particular attention paid 10
nlank work. EyUry description o. binding done,
sspssthls Blsnk 5oSEs' ,LedgSrs, 'oornAi'' sA'e'
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ILEVELAND Z ERIE 3. r.

1S5l. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1851.
On and ailer M2gdey, May 6th, 1851 Passenger
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
o.25 A. H EXPRESS MAIL ThAIh-StOppiuE af
all Stations a1cspt kualid, Wicklifs, Men
tor Perry, UnionFille, SaybroOk, FairFieW
and 5Hanylle; and arrives At Erie At I2-44
P. =, Dunkirk Go1 p. n, Bulalo l-25 ?. 4.
4a05 ?. \. OlNClhNArl E4PBE5S TRAIh-StOp-
ping at PAinesTillo, Ashtabula and Girard
only, and arrives gt Erie 7sB5 P. n T, Dun.
kirk 81 $50 ?. n, Buffalo AZ I0.25 p, n,
as P. 4. COhaEhUT ACOOMAODATIOH-st
ping At al Stations. q r...zaf
oio0 r. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping at
PainesYiie, Ashtabula and Girard onfy, and
arrives Rt Eris al i2:lO A.. n. po1ifriE- N
200 A. H., Buffalo 80 A. n
LEAVE ERIE. --- .-
lis 4. n NIGHT EAPRESi TBAIN-Stopping at
Girard, Ash tabtlis sad PsinesEils Only; and
arrives ~ gleveiand &c As A. h
l0ao0 A. n. NAIL TBAlh-StoppIng a. all Stations
except Say brook, UniOnvills Perry, Mem
tor snd 8iekliae, and arrive AZ OlsgsiAnd
I2.sO ?. n. DAY EXfREss FRA AIR-stopping At o.
rard, CODneAut, Ash sabuia and PAinesvile
OF y, and arrives 81 Cleveland ct 4,1D ?. \.
ACCOM- MODATION TRAIN viii leave C0nnesut
at6.g A. H. 5toPpine q al Stations and
arriving At Cleveland st 9.lO a. n.
All the trans going WaatWara connsct at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cinciu-
natl, st. Louis &C.; and all the trains gUing eastward
Rairoad and al Bufsio with those Of ne New Yorf
Central and Buffalo Z New York OitZ Railr0ads.
Cleveland, May 8, 1851. - :
NLEYELAND AND MAHONING
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GENERAL PATTERSON AT HARPRR's
& t.oT f-sw FERRY.
PHTLlpEIPHIA. InlH 22.

Gen. Patterson's presence ct Manassas
Junction is a mistake. he was yesterday
at Hsrper's Ferry with portion Of his COM
mand awaiting the arrival Of Gen. Banks.
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Suction SaIts.

MOTICE-NOTlCE Is HERE
IN By Riren that We hal ssu AZ rubiie Aue-
ton Al The Depot OF fh- O., o. 4 o. x. D., &c B=Taa
So ton on THURSDAY August Jet ls6i, a. 10 o'clock
A. y. on said d9si the following prspsrtys = vic
GRihD STONES - the property OF s. n Bfehard-
son, 70 fatisiy . u on the same IN sgpr Of J. d.
Slearn5 o., FOR s349fl.
rr-- -'r- F NJ I'D. STEARNs,
Survivors Of , II StesfDs %.
Bersa, July ls, fsl .-.--, jull le.sl5
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NEW REMEDY.

A NEW REMEDY.
SdpeTosdlng CubObs, UOpaiba, Capsules, or any
compound that has ever been before the public. It
has been used By
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS.
In their private practice with entire success In al
cases.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
For diseases If priVate diseases Cure Is frequent
3 performed in week, and entire confidence may
be placed In them. This remedy is 3 newly disooF-
cred specific, more active and more speedy in it, ef
iects than Oubebs or OoPaiba alone. The Pills are
half the size Of Capsules, and never nauseate the
stomach or impTegnate the breath. Six dozen Pills
IN Boz. - g..
naT Price ONE DOLLAR.
The above VlIl be sent By nail, on receipt Of the
sold bV WI FTsKE AGENT aor GsvsIana.
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OIEVELAND, OOLUMBUs 3
OIEsINNATI RAILROAD

1885, eUMHER ARaAEgEaEHf lasl
on and after Monday, June 10th, is6l, PasSsnFs
Trains Fil leave Cleyeland - foaoEs:
$40 A. =. n. Y. 4 Cincinnati Bxpress-StOppinR
B8reaB Grafton, Wellington, New London,
salem Shelby, Crestline, Gallon Giiead,
CArdington, Ashlry, DelsHaru, LeRis
"a ava Ctntrey MOrthingtou, reaching Colum-
q bus q lq.s9 A. =, gineinnati q 80 ?. p,
and Chicago yia Grestline AZ 7s10 p. 4.
l.lO ?. n. AccommodatiOn-Stopplng ~ al StatioEs
and arriving at Columbus 7.3O ?. d , and
Cincinnati a. 900 A, N. E r 80
4:So ?. n. Night kHPress-etopplng at all Stations
north Of Crastiine, and Et Gallon, Carding-
ton, Delaware ana at all other stations, to
i' leaFe passengers only, arriving st Co
---i- lumbu9 AZ ii:l5P r., and Cincinnati at 5:25
A. H, Chicago via Crestliae, at 10 4, \.
COM EOTToNs
BholbT, bandusky, Mansfield 3 Newark Railroad, 70
aananeld, NJ. Vernon GeNarks zanssville,
CrustlInss Pittsburgh, Fort Wayns q CHICAGO Rain.
rosd, for Forest Upper Sanduahy, Dslphos,
Lima, Fort Wayne, Laporte, UticsRo &C.
vest and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas.
Gallon and BeisfSntaine Railroad Line r Marion
On Bsllefonteins, Sidney, Union, Muncis, In
dlnapolis, Terrs Haute, Vincennes, ETsns-
Vile Louisville, Cairo, St. Louil, &C.
Delaware with Springfield, NJ. Vernon and Pitts.
burgh Railroad for SpriHE6eld r..
Oolumbdst Little Miami 4 oolumbus, and Kenia
hailroad, or Aanias Dayton, lndlanapoli9
Torre Hautes 50, Louis, Morrow, LOTslsnd
snd Clnclnnsti, and with the Ohio MIS-
gigsippl Railroad 81 Cincinnati for Louis
Vile, Evansville, Cairo St. Louis, and al
points on the Ohio river.
Ool1mbus, Central Ohio heilr0ad for Newark, Ennas.
Vile, Wheeling, &C., ColumbC Pfgus and
lndiana Railroad ior Piqua, Urbana, &c.
- For Iieka.s 70 sll points and Information ap
ply at the Passenger Station
d. y. FLINT, Gupsrfntsndeuf
~ lima
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BS5 kousY bafb
gfadualiB dsCreuslns.

sfaaualiy decreasing. 5S5 k5ps4is Bafs
returned.
1t is understood that Col. WILCOX, report
ed killed is living, though badly wounded.
CONGR RsaIONAL.
WAsHNoToE. July %.
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Aotfls.

MANHATTAN HOTEL--NOs.
W 80 nd 2Frlg Ss Ss's Yo g fSSE o fTe ss
Proerfetors W. HugZings lats of Pearl SIRE
Hoass, BoItoa. n. . SiAG, lats q koRaiqy's HciS
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"Your grateful servant,

aWIEFIELD ScoTT.
aMessrs. Alex. Henry, Horace Blnney, Rich
ard Vaux, VIM. Meredith, end 200 others"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR
~ Closing the Mails At the Cleveland Post once.
ffomnanrfn0 Nav a

-bl3i 6i!qsiPs LssylHS
Erie, Buffalo, New York, Bos- --
ton, and Eastern Way, daily 7.55 A. N. g:25 A. u.
Supplementary Letter Pack
age for Buffalo, New York 4
and Boston, daily ............ SIS A. NJ 9:z5 A. n
Erie, Buffalo. Albany, Troy,
New York, Boston and Port
land, connecting with N. J..
9SpsSsbts45 5ElS ASsa5 sitsr pack 7o P NJ 900 p N
age for Buffalo, New York 80 =. --.- -
PitsSSTah RSiSSn HSi{ Way, w. P6ss; sOo r n '00 z
phia, Washington, Balti-
siiioS. i1oS, 8. HlISI F. K. RSnHo1 E. 1 stsn- Ssi-
benyille, VII, cling and B. 4 --s-s.. T-
u \. 3, daily ..............f 7t5 A. II. 9i5 A. II.
Supplementary Letter Pack
Baltimore, daiiy......-....l s.I5 A. N. l4Is A. NJ
Toledo, chicago Detroit, d'ly 1000 p. n 500 A. II
Noryal, Fremont, Oberlin
SSiSsso; as5i5 -: 30 srs P NJ, .sR N
ss S. &: :5s5!S = W. ca 3 n B. n
Youngstown, Warren and aI-
oQinSbG. gia5 SSil'iif 'Jineiaasf and 1000 P N 500 A. n
Columbus, Cincinnati, Nash
Vile, Louisville, Wheeling, i'-
New orleans, ST. Louis, .-
Marietta, daiy............... 325 P. NJ l:55 P. n.
Supplementary letter Pack.
einnatl s:5s P N. s P NJ
MednN and Way, daily ......-.. $50 A. n
Rockport, Dover, Sheffield
North RidgeVille and Am
herst Leaves Tuesdays
Thursdays and Satur, ,tays- lil:3O A. NJ
Bath, Brecksyille and Oopley
Leaves Tuesdays and Satur-
deys.......,; 7:OO A. NJ
Sharon Centre, Granger,
Hinekley and North Royal
ton. Leaves Tuesdays and
Saturdays ...-...................... 200 A. II
harrensThlei daily ,--..-. ....-..-- lU.3o A. n
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The number of killed and wounded is
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atJauts--Eost--RFwara

W WANTED-FOR TIE 18th REeI-
w NEEr Of Infantry, United Stats Army, sbls
bodled men, betWCen the agrs NJ Is and g year,
Pay ; ~ 70 S35 per month a. found. Recruit NJ
RENDEZVOUS vest end Of Lighthouse St Bri4go.
j. p. W EEEhB, lsf 1t
A d. CASH, q
r IYE.3ii He rTftffuQ 0f7crrr-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-21
4 ultit fS' ids.i.

A short time since, a young lolluH
vent io M n minister daughter,
whose father = house VA near @ mlll
dam
# being spring # tbe year, the
waters made considerable noise ~
they ,nmhlol over the dam The
modest young man tapped lighlly oh
the door At fret, and received no An
swer. Again and again be repeated
his knock. but eth mhcard Mus
,erine ~ courage, he proceeded 10
inliet some severe thumps on the outer
door which brought lhe sald old gent
lcman ont.
e" suppose, said the youngicr,
(who had become by this time slightly
savage, from being compelled to wait
80 long i suppose You could not hear
me knock for the dam roaring.
"The dam roaring what do you
mean sirY How dare you spcak N
this way" said the divine, somewh hat
angry at hearing the young man
swear IN his presence.
81 mean 10 say, sir, tina, ] suppose
You could not hear me knocking, on
account Of the dam roaring.
dam roaring again! You scoun'
d~rel!--hayc you the ~impudcncc too
suit me with a repetition Of those
words? Bcgonc sir
"My dear sir" quoth the nov be.
wildcrcd youth. 81 intended to say
that ! presume | could not be heard
on account Of the dan roarin1,' lay
ing particular emphasis on the last
two words.
'lusul, on insult p shouted tbs
infatuated man, and he rushed toward
the poor fellow with the evident in
,entIop Of cjecting him, but was re
strained by the voice Of his daughter
exclaiming:
"papa, ! suppose the young maj
intended to say lha, he could not b
heard on accoun, Of the roaring u
tho dam"
'Oh-l beg pardon, sir,--I be.
pardcn,-rcally, walk in, ali, we'll
declare. The dam oaring'-Capita
Come in. That ia really rich
Il is needless toadl that the young
ster vent in, and in the excellent 81
cie,y Of the young lady soon forg'
tho dam roaring.
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f.s.ssSsuss ~ fs.ssss-s.s.

80 n ~ the "many Ills ie,h j. hrir 20"
il. ~ prevalent, w little understood, aud 80
much neglected ~ 'asti,cncaa. often
originating In earelns.1ss, ~ ssdentary
habits , !, j. regarded ~ q slight disorder
" too little consequence ~ excite anxiety,
while in reality !, !. tho precursor nnd com.
psnion ~ many " the most fatal and
dangerous diseases, and unless early Grad.
ientci II will bring tho sufferer 10 m IN.
timely grave. Among the lighter evils ~
which cns,ivrpcs. 10 the usual attendant
are Headache. Cole, Rheumatism, FOUL
Breath. Pile. ani ether. ~ ike nature.
while a long train " frishtful Diseases such
q. Malignan, fessrs. Ahccs.ss, Dyseniaty.
Diarrhwa, Dyspepsia, Apuplcsy. Epilepsy.
Paralysis. nystsht, nypochVuifiasis. Mel.
aucholy md insanity. frat indicate thsir
presence m tho system Nv tht. alarming
symplcm. No, ~uhfrcqasn,ly the diseases
named originate IN Constipation, hut take
IN an independent existence unle-s tho cause
u crsJicsicd IN ssrly stage. From oil ths.'
considerations u follows that ihs disorder
should receive Immediate attention whom.
ever u occurs. and ~ person should ne.le'i
10 rc, a bo, " Ccphalie Pills on The hr-'
appearance " the camrlaint, Va their timel,
~ will eIpsl the insiiucu- approaches o.
disease and destroy this dangerous Zoe :,
human lie.
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"rWH ffFtrHf TT tho fts1rtf sigh
ff7Hh nftHfr mHfH tnrfH anH i#fiaiiHH
fif'fI.f ffIm Iht haiHfaI state ~ Che
tn lni UHtrl H iis Hth H may la
rs. In sea IN gutfi IHlaHlei l1 Flra
n4f... ~ iiseasf slioh m ~ atiafsise ~
.ip. HfUHaHn. 900 iuI lni. f1 lo feHfiIfi
Hal ~ ntiruiOnt atHuli never W. hfflnri
# n titohea ms be- alaaslhH HndffiNH
mlme W. aYmpttmrN0 ahl linpaihin
tffaIIlmstiH Headache Il ftaeelinsif cum
MN nni + tho pfsmfs0f ~ gfani variety
M disntaea. hmnnr whieh afo Arnrlai7,
tout. llhfumniism nni Nh fHhfiie disens0.
IN ifs npffau. form Il .'ymriihotie N ~
~ " ftH siomHf } e1nsututinF sie. had
arhr, W hatrlhr disease constituting BILL
ias healaehr, N WORMS constipation and
ntiisf disorders n ihn hoWrls, ne vol hs
renal md Uterine affections Diseases n
HE laafi tfo yrfy frequently attended sih
n atlhrhos AnumlH and plethora arr alto
affections HhIrh ffe1ioutlf occasion head
hehr. %lltnthilne lleninehs " nian 'efy
common, bong usdHily distinguished ~
thh name II Nervous headache, sometimes
eoming M suddenly IN . state n apparently
sound health and rfpsifatiug ~ unoo The
mental aud lhj .ical energies, md IN other
Instances Il comes IN slowly hefaliel by
depression N spirits ~ acarLily n temper
IN most Instances tho pain ia ~ the trent N
the head, over one ~ both eyes, md some
Time. provoking vomiting, under this Iaa
uuV alan le NAMED hguTtIHiu
For ths,renimenio n either class " head.
ache he Cerhahe Pills have been iound a
sure and safe remedy, relieving tho most
acn,e pains IN u lev minutes. ani by u.
subtle power eraiicn,inn The disehses VI
whiok headache Is tho unerrinr indtr.
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The following graphic and glowing
account cf n sleigh ride We find in an
exchange uucrcdi,cd, hut whoever the
author may be, We arc conhdcn. ''hc
has been there and spent ,hocscning.
What pleasure in q night sleigh ridcl
Good gracious! Six s,caming, spank.
horses and a driver furry as u polar
bear. his nose jus, visible above the
iashcr. Two or three dozen merry
girls and boys, municd to their
eyes. slowed away with hot bricks
under the bufalccs. The amicablc
fight Of pairs Of lovers for the ccyct.
cd shack seat" where arc no curious
eyes to overlook the young man who
tying his lady loves ,lppc. under her
chin, ties his heart with IL: or tucking
the hufalo-rcbc closer about her shout.
dcrs, forgc,s to remove his arm after
the operation.
What pleasure. with the warm
blood ,ingling in check beneath eve.
that fash like diamonds What
pleasure. when snow powdered trees.
fences and houses Nv past. like magic,
to the merry sound Of musical bells
spclt With and without nm - Wha'
pleasure, when the country inn !.
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a box N t%ephalic Glue, no.. bottle II
Prepared Pills, bu, I'm thinking that's
not lust II naithrr hut perhaps ven b.
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nigh dead and gone Nth the -icl headache,
and wants tome merc n TINT sainc ~ re-
lai,ri her before.
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Cephalie Pills
bHIpGsr.-pe sure nov and you've sod
II, here's the quatthcr anil give me the Pill
and don, be I'll iny about u aithcr.
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By thc psc " Theses Pills the periodic at.
tacks ~ Nervous W sits Headache mas bs
prevented and II taken vt tn commence.
meug u M attack immediate rrlief from
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and Headache 10 which females are subject.
They net gently upon The bowels. re.
moving Cts.itsuvss.
For Literary Men. Students. Delicate 70.
males and vi uth.r other persons u ssier.
tarv habits. thsv are valuable asa Laxative.
Improving the appetite. CITING tone aud
vircr 10 the digestive organs. and restoring
the natural elasticity and strength u the
Whole svs,em.
Tbs CEpuAtIC PILLS ars the result Of
long Investigation ard esrsfaIlv conducted
experiments. having been In use mani ystrs
during which time they have prevented and
relieved = vast smOunt " rem end suzar-
ing from Heaiache. whether originating in
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n the stomach.
They are entirely vegetables their COM
position. AMI NAV b tassn at all times with
perfect safety without making any change
~ diet. and the absence cf any disagree.
able taste renders u easy 10 administer
them 10 children.
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in Medicines.
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