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New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

MURptrous AND PROBABLY FATAL AssAuLT.-A
man named Thomas Kirwin residing in North Eighth
street, Eastern Division, was yesterday araigned be-
fore Justice Colahan, charged with assault with in
tent to kill Lis wife. Officer Lyons, who made the
arrest, testified that about 10 o'clock on Sunday night,
his attention was called 10 the house where the parties
reside by cries of murder. Upon entering the apart
nent, he saw Mr. KiFwin lying inEsnsible upon the
door, while her husband was standing over her in O
threatening attitude. The war conveyed 10 tho
House, and DR.. North, Police Surgeon, was
called upon TO attend the injured woman. After he
hd restored her to couseousne she stated that her
husband had returned home drunk and that he had
beaten her frst with his fist aud then with chair. Dr.
North thinks she canno. recover from her injuries
Krwin was committed 10 await tho resultyS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

THE RIVAL CoRosERs.-Judge Garrison OF the
County Court yesterday sntd injunction the application
O Alfred Hortou Coroner Of the Firm Dt restraining Ken
Hesemsn Coroner Of the Fourth DistIict rom holdns
quef In the district for which Horton elected The order
rtuaoe in twea,y day This will prevent for time al sa
H..
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05
COURT OF OYER AND TRRMINsR-AARcH %-bss'ss
lat. IrnN

TIE OLD COMPLIANT AGAiN-iNsuFFIoET AS0oA-
NoDAfIoSs.
The Court Of Oyer and Terpiner was opened At lc
oc. IA, oripy the of the Court Of Sessions, buA
a. later C.art as compelled TO Commence is business -
lock and other Ioon unocca p'ed the OysS
snS TsStnsr VA adoalned next Thursday ., u scocA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05
fAaxs-f;.ar,.,tI I

PRESIDENT LINCOLN, IN HIS INAUGURAL AR
DREs hamouy and nnon, and the principle bees
eIsmplifed BAAxbns Mrsxrx, where evwJtody uness
dscsi.t .hss sl'ssss s,sh sshoo :sesst ~ iesSs g
srsslssi vaSissy efseIslass aaaaupss4 syW ssbslsA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05
fAdysr,isenerll

Central Park Lots cheap, bu. DR.. ToBIAs'1
ySsKrIAs L,yxssr at Is csa.. bottle cure. Ghseuss
IN u houI. Relief certain Sold by s duuA OeCe No. ~,
CouYtlandtsl fI 4...r r 80 = .H.r.. ....L
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05
fAdvertieelnenl)


PINEAPPLE DRESSES AND SUMNER WASH
sxsdes desiring procure OF the hsndsonest snd
mo-, use Summer Dresses in have choice variety -
,el.ci nom, provided they call soon. at 80 =. 4
FoUSrAis's India Store, No. 6S3 Broadway.
NJ BConanty hand many and desirable Tsicls
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05
CITY ITEMS

WORK IN THE HEALTH DErAnrarsr.-TSs
weekly report of the Inspector Of the Bureau Of Sanl
tary Inspection furnishes the following facts relative n
the operations during the week ending M.ruh as
Ashes and garbage removed, 2lo loads street din.
filth, &C., removed, 1896 loads; unsound and d.
eased meats seized 1873 pounds; do. fish, 60oO pounds
nusances abated under notice. llS; sinks and wstsr.
closets cleaned li2 loads of night coil removed from
the city limits sl6; dead horses 6S cows, 3; hogs
81; dogs and other small animals, 22li number -
barrels Of offal $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05
MORE TRAITORS.
A letter from Galveston to The Nev-Orleaas Den

A letter from Galveston to The NeO-UrleaaS Deltd,
after detailing the reacherOus Twggs says:
conclusion dete especially to c atteution to the mer'
itooHs ccrduct Of MAJOR mcCn late Paymss'er and Capt
Revnods e Assistant Qnarteiaster u s. A. who soon
treaty had been completed between Gen Twggs and the
Committees Commissioner sigucd their coDmsont ard &C
ceped positions of and responsibility from Commis
sont Auow h you he trusted friends OF our beoy %
South 1nd | de1iro to call you- attention 10 these noble
hrt Justice may be done them by OF the Cotton
Republic They should be honored with at least promotion IN
OF grade the rank held by them ia the United
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIE&EMAR,1,2 and S-Protected by Royal
seals OF the Eoole de Pharmaoie de Paris, and the
Imperial College of M edioIne. Vienna
No. ls Invaluable for exhaustion and natorrh ea,
and al physical disabilities.
No. completely eradicates all traces of those
dikeases that have been hitherto treated by the Rau
No. has entirely supplented the Injurious use Of
mercury, therebT insurIng to the sufferer speedy
relef, dispensing al impurities, and roofing out
the venom of disease.
TRlEsEMAR, Nos. |, and 8. are prepared in
the form OF lozenge, devoid of taste and smell, ,
and oan be carried IN the waistoost pocket. sold
IN I'm cases. AID divided into separate doses as ad
mlnlsteIed % Velpeau, Lallemsnd, Roux, Ricord,
saves IS; and In S27 GASES, whereby there Is saw
Ing OF SO; TO be had, Wholesale and retail, of Dr.
BARROW, Of 1914 Blocker street, New York
IpWe1latey on receiving remittance, DIR. Barrow
ll1oTWard the 1Tlesemar to any part of the word ,
securely packed and addressed according 10 the in
structin ms Of the writer. "
The Book, of a. others, that should be read by
men with damage and broken down CONSTITUTIONS
Is uman FIailty, or Physlolog ical ResearchesD
Is beautifully illustrated, and treats infinitely of
al the synp oms that invariably develop them
ewes sooner or later, resulting from the frailties
ana Whaling habits OF earlf youth lncapacitatng
the victim from sharing the Tuition of the matri.
monlal state, and: II not checked in time degener-
ailng al tie functions of manhood, and bringing
ai sSeR ey stsP 20 Lingering and pntimey death.
oooTs below Mscdougal, New York. Price Is
oents; Sent Tree every where.
ington. D. c. ds 90 an,
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Csnstipatisn or Cestiveness

No one OF the "mspy Ills hesh 10 heir to- 10 60
prevalent, so little understood. and 90 much neg
iecteo as Cosuyeness- Ofen originating an care-
lessness or sedentary habits; 10 IL regarded as a
anxiety VIII IN reality IL Ne the precursor and
companion OF many of the most hta and danfet-
Gus diseases. and unless early eradioafed N Will
orlng the sufferer to an untmely crave. AmOns the
lghter evils Of whloh Costivenees 10 the usual at
tenoant are Headaohe, Colo, Rheumatsm, Poui
breath Piles, and Others II like nature hIle lopr
train offng htfn diseases such &c Mails naut Fevers
Aooesses, Dysentery. Dyspepsls, DiArrhee, Apo
gle1y, EPuePsy, ,Psrsiysls, Hysteria, Hypoohon-
dasis, eancholy and insanity first indicate their
presence In the system By this alerT ing symptom
got unfresuents the diseases named orrinste IN
Constipation, but take on an independent eIlst
ence unless the cause eredicated m an early scafe
IRON, AL these considerations It 70 lows that tia
dlsoroer should receive immediate attention when
ever IL occurs, and no pereon should neteot % ret
q box OF CephsIc Pills on the first appenrapoe of
the oomplsint. as their timely use wi1 expel the
dangerous foe 10 human life.
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ARRIVALS Attic HOTELS

wILLARDs' HOTEL p Fits, NY. W
Carpenter, Londoni G w Brady, China; o w
i F:h d. H jena1 pa DO sg NdsIs NY
McQ 1aid, NY; J r Clay, Peru: Mrs Clay, do;
MIS- MIS- S5 cI.fS De- Master Clay, do W Osborn,
do; 2 w Bennett, do; J c HAYS Pa: n1 sbeiSen
NY; Rev DR. Hooker, Pa; Rev DR. William, do;
Senator Cameron and lady, do; Keller, Ant,
Wsidd1n AP Pa; ri Ms Cha Ind
Manur and daughter, do; r Z Ogden, ny; w
Williams, Ill; " r Scheu, NY;J hudson. do.
w Tompkans, CT; w Smith and lady, NJ; F
Swirl and family, do! Shannon, do; e Pratt, Nd;
N Fiton, Pa: J Bragg, Wy; A Young and
family, DO; Lyon, do; Mrs De Janon, do; R
Davis. do; g w LETTERS, Va; r r Kennedy. pa: r
william, DC; r Hodges, Md; Brown Mo; o
Whitney, NM; G Milburn, Ind; B2ust' Pa:
Collins, NY Prinsle, do; Miss Clark,
Williams, Md; Smith, do; Lewis, do; c c
Leigh, NY; w Hopkins, Md; K c h lland, DC:
IL WlnsIow, o; BaItlett, NY; ID 4 Morton,
M.kaig. Nd, q Crol and lady, Pa; G Serry,
Nd Genl Shrlner, do; DR. Reese, do; III ga met
DO Alexander, Va; b Armstrong and LADY,,
T Elliott, do. Nv
BROWNS HOTEL.-R Plunmnn, NY; w p
htmle, w Ward, w Z Russell, NJ; J Nc Al
istsr, Ferguson, w Reese, r Johns, e Ros sr,
MeCsuley-and ly, H Connolly, II Good win
No sPlght, w sPight, Miss; j 5 Wilcox, I
Pollard, r. M Graves, w Walker, DR. j w Ciri.
burn, w Watkins, A 8 Samuel, Col E.stean. r !
owen, . Mont, Fame, Mr. and Mrs Isbell.
Motion, Col w Wan, Va; p II somers, f. Mac
= kitteniek, la; C RundeIl aud Iy, USA; ! BoyIe
Ale w Osborn, J s Jones, Burden, T. b Allan
w Ewing, No. ->-'A'''
WASHINGTON HOUSE,-G A Pearre. Hid:
w hvans, .; w NJ Davis, MrsJ H Campbell, Pa;
n Bennett, u A Cunning ham, sc; Mrs w Dell,
worth, Pa; Hustea, Z w Carpenter, n Caring
Ton, N.Y. Carter, Miss Buchanan, Miss knight,
klRkWOOD HOUSE-Hon w Ashe. NC: 4
hnson, NY; NJ Redgate, Md; II Wbittng' PC
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IL H..DAeHz s the syorite aE. By which
The nstsreI stste ot the braia and viewed IN mi,
hght 10 may be locked on 90 q ssfetuard intended
20 give nOooe OF dlRease which might otheryiRe
eeospf ATTENTION, Ii too late 20 be rrmedied; and
lts Indications should never he nesleot>d. Heat
sohes may be Classified under two nsues, va !:
symstomsuo snd ldiopeIhic. sypptomstio Head
ss s 10 eIeeedintly enmmOn and . the preoursor
OF treat variety Of diseases, among vhioh are
Apoplexy, Gout, Rheymsti.m and al fbrle
disceses In Its nervous form II Ia mpsthetlo Dis
eese OF the stomach constituting sea hsadacks, Of
hepene disease oonsttuting bilious ksadaoAs, %
yorms,oonsupshon Ind other disorders Of the Dov-
es as well as renal and uterine sneotlons Dsesses
ofthe heart are very free ucuty attended vith cd
sehes; Ansemis Ard pIethorA are also affections
yhloh neQ IDENTITY occasion headaohe. Idiopathio
HeaasS ne u s,so very oopmos. being usually die
umcs coming on suddenly IN q state Of Apparently
sound health AID prostrsting IT onoe The mentsl
ana physlos ensrrIes, and in other Instances n
comes on slowly. heralded By depression IN sSir,t,
or aoerhity Of temper. In most Instances the pain
10 IN front Of the bead, over one or both eJes and
eomeuhes provoking vomiting, Under this q A.
may $50 be named hsHrdiria.
FOR the treatment OF either q ass Of Headache The
Cepheilo Pills have been fodud q sure and ssfe
remecy, renewing the most ACUTE pains in A few
minutes, and b. lts subtle power efsdIoatnf the
disease OF which headache n the unerrIng indeI
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u The celebrated horse Cruiser, that was 90
perfectly unmanageable until placed I'm the hands
Of Mr.. Rarey, has arrived safe and well In New
York Thets, thorough bred mare, was also
brought over at the same time, 50 that we shall
probably have comparatively new race of horses
In this country soon.
A MoNsTRosITT BURIED ALIvE-The West
African Herald says that child was recently born
al ARomaooo, miles TO the eastward Of Cape
Coast Castle, with two heads, with four arms and
-FOUR legs Ii was buried alive very shortly after
It's birth, In accordance with native custom
IL The London Star says of the Presidents
Message "Mr. Buchanan has at length made
Known nls real views, in language so clear and
precise, mat we, who are accustomed to the tor
tuous phraseology Of European Statesmen, have
especial reason TO admire IT,"
III petition four hundred and hfty six feet
long has been sent from Philadelphia to the Penn
sylVanla Legislature praying for a repeal of those
provisions Of the penal code hostile to the fugitive
slave law. "
III The ordinary coming capacity of the Phil
1oelPnia Mint Is $1,000 per month, which
600 90. Wv
III The Chicago Tribune threatens a deadlv
conflict on the Missouri, kansas, md Arkansas
borders, and the Cherokee country 10 the event of
dissoluti on.
UGen. Scott was heard to remark TO a Soma.
Tor on Thursday, "Mr. Buchanan Is acting nobly,
sir; nobly."
DrA call has been made In South Carolina on
the members ofthe old Palmetto, to organize them.
selves into a force for the defence of the State.
IrA little boy in Vermont who swallowed a
He has already lost the use Of bis legs.
IL The National ast appears to have been
observed with great solemnlty In all parts of the
country.
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W An enthusiastic Anderson meetingn was
held In Philadelphia on last Saturday night, in
which about Is, 900 persons participated National
Hall, the place Of meeting, was decorated with
notices Of Washington, Jackson, Webster, and
Clay, and before the organization Of the meeting
the crowd manifested their enthusiasm by cheer.
Ing the following:
|; The Star Spangled Banner" three cheers
and tiger
2. 1.-The Union" nine cheers.
,. Major Anderson, nine cheers
4. General Scott, six cheers.
5. James Buchanan, three cheers.
8. Senator Crittenden, three cheers.
.. Governor Hicks, Of Maryland, six cheers
.. The State Of Delaware, three cheers
Resolutions were adopted by the meeting ap-
proving the conduct Of Major Anderson and de-
claring that all persons who wage war against
the United States for the purpose of destroying
the Union are our enemies; that they would sus.
tain the President and authorities in maintai n.
the Constitution and the laws, and that the flag
Of our Union should be protected to the last ex.
nemity. Those who were unable to get into the
hall were addressed on the outside, where the
most commonplace Union sentiments called forth
enthusiastic applause.
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The W Is NV 4 aud the " sw \ of ..otion
u ths section, the N kSw6. the Sw X sW
q NJ 4. the + = NWk, the Sw Il NV =. and
tae Nj Sc i Of section g, township is, of fangs
The y Is sw y, the sw sysk. and tn. Nwy
SE q Of section rs tho Z u NE z. the NV y NE
4 9f section 81 township Is, OF ranges %
a. Ihe NJ sE and lots Nos and of section
,. The u NwS Of section 20, township Is, Of
At the Land Once at La Clo,sz. nm Mo,d.,
the list day of January next. "A1es'
NORTH Of tks base LINE and east Of ths fop,tb ,;;
rpp Pal n11idias.
a. me y OF NE Y OF section 3 the Sw Y NV \
t q ssst,on g the NV 4 Of the Nwk ofI cotton 8;
VIZ 9th NV Of section IA; and the Sc i
Given under my hand, q. the oity of Wash,n,-
ton' thls llth day OF December, 1850.
Commissioner Of the as n LL Land Smos
de N-w4vF A~ SAho0s
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EFFECTS OF THE SOUTHERN wAR-By private
letters received per Kangaroo we learn that orders
were received by the agent in England of one of
one OF our largest manufactures In the United
States, to send back all the revolvers that could
be spared, by the first mail steamer to either New
York or Boston, the demand was SO great the
supply was not equal. From 1900 to {, 900 of
Colts revolvers were to be sent at once.-BoStoH
TTatsllsT
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BEIp1ET.1Mlssus wants you % send her boz
OF Cephailc Glue, no, bottle Of Prepared PIlI,-
put m ihlhking that's not just 10 nsIther; bpt PET
haps yen be sfther knowing what IL is Yssee
before. ~ NV
Pills. r"e''o
Brtdsa;-Och' sure now and you've sed a, here,
day about 10 sither.
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wsssssss Of the Bash, Structure, Afssssss sf,As Kid.su
sS sisddsr, n,slrnt.Iy Discharges. mpetsnsy, esnsr
:id. ps;.SS -. nds, , c:,
irnnsss 81 Sight iddnss, Disease sfths Had fhrcsI
Fem :..; s:: :.
Ys.h-th... Dreadful and fr.sdess vsisi rss-
dss Marriage inpsssiss, and dssssy Dsdy asd Mad
YoBNa NEM
s.l.:.y Vi. A.,. s.s.n: q. victims Of s.u.y viss,
an ,ntnsly Thousand. Yssnr Man sft6s m.s, or
.sd t.isn,. and brilliant intellect vhs might sh.rvss
se sss'a'y tss living Tyre, nay call viii fall ssss
nAnhIkS PxRsoHe, OF YsnE Ass ss.ts. plating Ass
~, sss .v, 5sy,is:i vs'is', ss.iis dolby,
Z. vh. place; hhn.stnass Ii. Of d, j. nay ,.isi
:..y s.n is IN bis ssn r'ns.as ssd ssaidssy ry
OFFICE Ne. soyfH PREDkRICxsrKKrY,
=. :: .".: I'd ..:s s'' r. ,:.
.sst b paid and ssat.i. sta.l
DR. JOHNSTON.
from Of ths most stansnt CsisEs 10 I0sd st.iss
1t.I. Of Esodsn P.r. rSisd.ph. and .I.s.S,1 =:
sstsd ssn, Of the .s ss.nhinG that vsrs svsr
sn9 ..,n s:id and .asa..
::.na: ss.hsn.n win iI.qs:nt ss:bnG, ..nd:d ...s
enes via dersngsnsn 81 mind cured sGiats,y,
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
YsssE Asn sod ether. ~hs have aIsr.d thsns.,ss By
which ar. nightly f.l :IS .h.a :.l..p, and a.t .".s
s.dy, should apply imn.di.tsiy.
Ensss OF the aud
~ early habits 81 ysuth Wis wsatnss efths bach ass
msS Pain, in the Mead Dmn,.s Of Sight Less
Fever Papitausn Of the Rssr. Dyspspsy Hsrvsss
~, Dsrsng Of raj d. Sity
syrnptoms OF CeEssmptsn, &c.
MENTALLY.-ras fss rfs Elects the mind srs nyss 70
drsadsdLc.s Of Msnsry Csnis..n sfIds D.prsssis.
Spirits, Evil FsrbsdinEs Avssn sfsseisy,
sevs Of seisds, fmditJ, s Of evils PIE
NERv0Bs DKSlLYY-YAss,.adss "a. vivdss VIA,
II the Of hsr declining health ssi.f .ssr BE-
ssmng weak, PALE nervous and smaetsd having
SPsafens assstths eyes, essgh Of
DISEASES OF IMPRUDEkCE.
when the msgsidsd and vstsFy tads
haPpsns that sfshams or dread Of s,.r,
ossrs him from applying those vhs from sdseatsn aud
sspsetaeity, can alons ssfrsnd him He fs!ls int lbs
hands 81 gnsTant and dssgnng prs,snds uhe
81 ennE, Aeh hs psesniary nes;snes, keep him trfins
rnsnh after month, sng smallest can be sS
tansd and despair leave him with rsnsd hseh TO sirb
ever bis Calling BY deadly
Psnen msresy hasten the Constitutional symptsns tbs
skn ae proErssinE with ghtfsl rspidy, till death put,
tsusd bis dreadful ssfsrng BY sending him ha m.
dsesvsrsd country sm vhsss bourne Fstrrns
d. JoHNsoNT REMEDY FOR ORGANIC wKAKsxss
AND lHP0fEHCY.
ara e.d end ri 9is.s r.:s.,.e ss.s..ss "a:
asst nsrvsss and dssiliatd vie had lest ks,s havs
bssn INN sdistsly relieved.
AL mpsdims Marriage. Physical Mental pi,srs
sseesns hes. q PrsssstIs Power, EsrrsIs i:,stliy
hsd speedily cured
EHDOkaEMElT OF YKE PREsR.
fHE MANY rKOpsANDa cured at this nstitstes within
1s las. .sysn..n Jssr add the nsnsrsus Important ssTf
rspsIsn Of tbs papsn and many stssr psrssns nssss
vnssa have appeared sgaa and sssfs the plkHs h.
uoss bis standing gentleman Of skaFastsT cad rsspsss
'iug' 'sssisnt Eaa'sA;ss 70 The asistsd. Isa f6Iy
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TEE AMALsAMArIoN or LAreuAsEs.-There 10 .
grotIng tendency ~ this a<e % sppfoprisis the
most an preesrve words Of other and eet
q while 70 incorporate them into our own; thus the
word Cephsbo, which IL from the 6rcek, signify ing
''for the hesd, 10 nov becoming populeu1ed IN
femsdyi but q Win soon Sc ased IN . more ssser.i
vsy, and the word Cepheio WI become "a
common 90 Electrotype apd many others whose
Distinction a. foreign yords has been worn away
b common usage until they seen "nstve and 10
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ERF LII 1h VIC VIC z AsP f sPRFkEsFiHS
READ!
APPLY THE REMEDY
pryonCrH -r-.

REJOICE IN HEALTH
Friend, do You suffer- Are you the victim OF sny
OF those numerous ailments which ARISE from inn
purity Of the blood! What are they, do You ask !
Rather ask, what are they not The blood is the
source OF life and heslth, and il Is the first element
the system rs the pulse infslbly attests The ever
subtle Scrofuls, the asonising Rheumatism, Ner-
yous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Com paint with il,
torSor and detection, and the numberloss Ills thai
nesh Is heir 20, derve their hidcous origin from the
hlood Deal kindly then and gently with the blood.
Use the vltaiyinE resources Of nsture for ils aid
and surer Us 20 commend TO your confidence and
use that truly valuable medicament known a.
MRS. M. COTS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTTON
with regard TO this almost infallible specific
popular sentiment has spoken in deoldcd terms.
and the evidences Of this great efhoaoy are sus-
ained oY constant svovols of curative effects and
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
Let us ssy, In conclusion, that certificates
cures are not souz ut from the lIterste and super
nclal, bpt they are volunteered from the most re-
speotable sources and justify the hE hest terms in
which 1t is possible to commend so valuable 9
the curative properties the medicine are &c usled
only by Its restorative effects, the system recover
lng from disease with renewed constitutional vieor
For sale by all respectable Druggists in thi,
city, and by the proprietor, MRS. NJ. COX,
None genuine unless her pane Ia blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
Wholesale Asert. r., =. T, CiSSEL. Druggist,
triot, and viii supply the trade at my pnoes.
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A Real Blessing.

PAysieias--WeIl, Mrs Jones', how ia that head
Mrs.. Joses-Gone Doctor all rone the ,tu ~,
seat cured me in just twenty mIputes and n vtsb
handy. Nou INV sne's
cPhyfte,en.EYou can get them at szy Drususts,
SalI Ior CepfslIo Pills, find they never fail and
MS. yores-I shall send for boz Sirectl, ana
shal Tel al my suffering friends, for they are r,sl
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I(OyER EXCITEMENT. and the mental care ana
anxiety incident 20 CLOSE attention 20 hus ness or
study, are among the humorous causes OF Nervoos
Heafech The olsordered state Of mind and Nod,
lnoldent 20 this distressing complaint il a fst.1
pow 20 81 energy and ambition. Sufferers by this
these Distressing sttsots BY using one OF the C.
pnsnc rus whenever the SYMPTOMS appear. IL
sglets the oveTt6sked brain aud soothes tie str,-
90 and Jsrring nerves, ard relaxes the TENSION of
the stomach which Always accompanies and At
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sTyENTI MILLIONS OF. DOLLARS sAvEp.-Mr,
SPaong mas sod two millions Of bottles Of his SeI-
eo.tls SAVES at least ten dollars Worth Of broken
tnos maklns an Aggregate Of twenty miI-
Ssi3eole Invention. Baving made bis Glue a houss
noa Noro, ne pov proposes 90 do the world sur
ns CeRhaIio Pulls, and IL they are ss rood ss bis
zine headaches VIII soon vanish avay Ike epov
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SRntI DIscovKRy.-Among the moot important
Of al the great medical discoveries OF this arc NAV
non rom Small Pox, the Cephsic PHI Tor reiisf ~
headache, and the use Of Qnirine Tor the rreven-
whose bepefts will be experienced nv srtforins
humanity long After thcr discoveries a-s forxottef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-09

W Din you ever have the Sick Headache! Do
you IemeIpOer The throbbing temples, the feversd
How totally Ynht you were Tor pleas ure, converse
pon or et1dy One Of the Cephs 10 Wills would
then experienced. For this and OTTER PURPOSES
you should always have box 81 them on hand 20
use se occasion rec uires. -