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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-18

1shpro expect disease wherever it goes,
and to lay himself out in the applicrtiou
OF remedies is that habit Of mind which ia
best suited TO a Christian while he passes
through the world, if he wonld be most
efIectudlly useful.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-18

DtNn Never was there a man Of more
deep piety, who has not been brought into
cxtremlties who has not been put into
the fre-who has not been taught to say,
Though he say me, yet will | trust in
! him..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-18

been home on a furlough, to visit his family,
and, having exceeded, as he thought, the
term of his leave, he was going to rejoin
his regiment, and to undergo the penalty of
his neglect l asked him when the furlough
expired.
The first of March. your honor-bad luck
to it, of all the black days in the world-and
here it is, come sudden on me like shot"
"The first of March why, my good fel-
low, you have day to spare, then-the hrst
of March will not be here till tomorrow. 1t
is leap year, and February has Twenty-Five
days.
The soldier was thunderstruck.
"Twenty-nine days, Is it? You're sartin OF
that same. O, mother, mother ill luck fly
away wild yer ould almanack-the base cratul
of book, to be decaven one after living Sc
long in the family Of u.s.
His first impulse was to cut caper on the
roof of the coach, and throw up his cap with
a loud hurrah His second was to throw
himself into the arms of his Kathleen, and
the third was to wiring my hand off in an &C
acknowledgement.
ats happy man am, your honor for m!
words saved, and all by your honor's means
Long life to your honor for the same. May
We live long hundred and leap years iver,
one of them"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-18
The Irish Soldier.

In the autumn Of 1923 some private affairs
called me into the sister kingdom; and, as
did not travel, like poIyphemus, with my eyes
out, gathered few samples of Irish char
acter, amongst which was the following Incl
dent =
was standing one morning at the window
of ''mine inn,' when my attention was at
tracted by scene that took place beneath
The Belfast coach was standing at the door,
and on the roo: in front sat a solitary outside
passenger, fine young fellow, in the uniform
Ct the Connaught Rangers Below, by the
front wheel, stood an old woman, seeming
~ his mother, young man, and younger
woman, sister orSweetheart and they were
all earnestly entreating the young soldier tc
descend from his seat on the coach.
Come down wild We, Thady;" the speaker
the old woman Come down now to your
ould mother Shur it's fog We they WILL ant
strip the flesh Off the bones giv We. Come
down. Thady, darlin
Its honor, mother was the short reply o.
the soldier; and with tlenched hands anC
set teeth, he took a stiff posture or the coach
"Thady. come down-come down now, yt
fool of the world--come along down vic
We"
The tone Of the present appeal was more
promptly and sternly pronounced.
"It's honor, brother " and the body of the
speaker rose more rigidy erect than ever or
the roof.
',Oh, Thady, come down. Shure it's me
your own Kathleen, that bids We. Come
down, or veil break the heart of me, Thady
Jewel; come down, then
The poor girl wruns her hands as she salt
/, and cast 4 look upward. that had visible
effect Oh the muscles Of the soldiers counte
nance There was more tenderness in his
tone, but j. conveyed the same resolution as
before.
ITS honor-honor bright, Kathleen :" and
As il TO defend himself from another glance
he fixed his LOOK stcadfastly in front, while
The renewed er.tleaties burst from all three
IN chorus, with the same answer.
Come down, Thady, honey. Thady, VI
fool, come down Oh, Thady, come down t.
me-"
''It's honor, mother. It's honor, brother
Honor bright, my own Kathleen :"
Although the poor fellow was private
This appeal was so public that did not hest
tate to 70 down and inquire into the particu
lars of the distress. 1t appeared that he hae
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-18

ty' The desperation of the rebels is to
shown by their resort to barbarous modes of
warfare. The Cynthiana (ky) News advo-
Gates assassination, as follows: the Italian
dagger and the 'slletto did good work in
the recent revolution in Italy. These instru-
ments of war are the terror of tyrant. and
those who sustain them, and it is hoped they
will not be forgotten in this day of terror
and usurpation. y dog will sneak to his
kennel at the sight of cold steel. Couldn't a
few dogs be kenneled in this state ?'
t. a priest of Milan, Italy, was much
struck with the repentant air of a Young. ele-
gantly dressed man the other day. and gave
him absolution. He soon afterwards found
tina, he had lost his valuable repeater. The
peni:ent was an eminent pickpocket: and the
worst of all III the eyes of the priest is that
he sent the scamp away fully absolved, 50
that as matter of conscience he coull not
appear against him.
C. That's part of the sinking fund as :.
chap said when box Of specie went to the
bottom Of the river
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-18
DL &C X S Nj [ L II | n q
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Having leased the shop formerly occupied by
6 r Nar.ton, would say to former customers
and the public generally, that am prepared to
do all kinds of work with neatness and despatch.
wish to call attention particularly to horse shoe
ing. which will be done IN a manner that will de-
f. Connection. CALVIN PATTERSON.
St. Johnsbury, Nov. %. 1860 lotf
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II + The ~ III er>. hoiI--al s,o.,r. .f.---T-
- iuI isr 'i->ir',f ~ tai-,.vi..a ,..i..i..
examine ana Al ~ al ,.s.u.> al a,.a., IS
asa'i->i HE -" 20 rs! HEX bAKBui
Il -! district deceased ais -. ..-..-
tAEl'!tN'. Il, o;.>,i t-,.IslH. ..trt-.r -... -.
months ir"s III sth 'Ay $50 \ - I-t.. ..-
inr Creditors 10 pres II tls.Ir, a.,.-. .>i. . --
i"I cAa'i.-iii @ Al "a. a:.,,. ST.. ,.... ...
"a EuIA,' aforesaid oil tie Sl>. ,at . co. ...-
-'!>i 'i'E u Mach i.tAt. al .-,l..a e.. -.----.
ra,A ". ST., tay>
GSoEIE u fYItE
fal,4- man ~ " Ess
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-18

JEwtLEY of the latest STYLES and finest
quality. silver and Silver-platcd Ware. spoons.
FORKS. Cake and Card Baskets. Butter. Fruit and
Table Knives. Cups. Napkin Rings, etc
y. y. ! continue 10 manufacture NV Silver
Spoons. and warrant them co.a Sfo0d,yd. | also
engravc free Of charge at time Of sale, both Silver
and Plated Spoons and Forks.
Tie Silver Plated ware have Is from the be>,
manufacturers. The quality i 50 pure and good
hat when engraved Il looks a. well A. silver.
c. c CNlLDS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-18

DIGUT-HAND. SWIVEL. SEED. and
lis. Hill Plow>. and Cult'a,ors constantly
hand b,
LUKE BUZZELI., 81. Johnsbury. VI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-18

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
IN Which make nv stock consisting of WATCH
ss. JEwPIpy SILVER and SILVER PLATED WARE,
FANCY GooDs, GERMAN TOYS, Books and STA
rIoNEny the largest in this or any Of the north
ern counties &C. CHILDS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-18

st. gohnsbutu Gusints1 1irrtturu
MISS T.. Il. LANG,
MlLIlNER Room Oh thc 81 Contra. and sun
nrr streets First nou,' west {" 81 Joh'>.ry H''" b.
.DOE!. HUl CHIFFON. y. d.,
5 | K Il + ON AND Pill YSl G. AN,
May he ioli! the Residence Of tn. l:r ~. Luther JrH
"ti, one t'or SoHth oi In hlAcly. -; Jo::>y, -.
ALEXANDER THOMPSON.
IRON FOUNDER AND MAClINIST,
Al rAnpo'A NA>n!NE Wo.AS
y. L.. FLINT.
Manufacturer OF II Arm E>sE>. ETC.
Oppo,.i :" Pa euMI,>.c II, use. Kiilr,,,! SlIttt
c. &. CHILDS,
DEALER IN WATCHES. JLwELEy. SILNFR AND
Plated WARN srGrGActs>. ROOFS, >rAl"NIrf. PAM"
Repairing and E-raV II dole it'll elegance and ruIni-
hess. Opposite POST Oi,-. Mall Street
j. {. GRESHAM,
Dealer in BOTS. SHOES AND UMBRELLAS
No. Bi:IghaA', Binding Main Street.
DANIELS II COOK,
MEAT AND PROVISION MARKET.
Buffers Building, Railroad Street.
NCTT 4 MASON,
FILE MANUFACTURERS. STEAM MILLS,
Opposite Passenger Depot.
GEO. ALDRICH Il X. UNDERWOOD,
Manufacturers and Dealers in FUENITI RE.
Railroad Street
Miss l.. McDOI'<.AI.I..
WHOLESALE ASH tLrAlL prAItKIx
Vi lLLIN f. tI AND DRY GOODS.
Opposite IleioIii,I. UI!,e
T.. .JIGWI,T'1.
DEALER IN DRY GOODS. CROCKEKY. HARDW ARE
BOOTS AND snoLS, GEocERIiS, OILS. rAIHI., ZIG.
Main Street
HOYT Il REEN,
DRUGGISTS, and dealers i'll Paints Oils and arms hes.
Railroad Street.
IL. II. NEW TON,
DENTAL. SURGEON.
ii. {. DICKINSON.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE SEED STORE
i;utier's Building. Railroad street
J. LANG. II. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
81. John-tur Centre Vt.
IL. X. BROWN,
STOVES, TIN WARE. WOODEN 4 GLASS WARE.
Eastern AH"huc
/. A X VI n & ron,
Manufacturer X Dealer i'll Furniture and Chairs,
81. Johii,bury Centre.
r. TIRE COTT,
LIVERY STABLE Passengers carrie. 10 and from the
cars Stable Ola Central street near ST JOhn,1ury Hou.'
:. NEWELL, N. ID.
. PH YSICIAN AND $ RIG EON.
Oice al his Residence on Prospect street.
1. ID. KILBOURNE, ID. ID. y
DENTAL EON
Office Corner Main ami Central streets
A. J. W l. l. A Il ID,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Agen, for the VI. Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
+. VI. HOW RID,
WATCHES JEwE F.Xly Eo3 @GDS sTATloNHK1 AM
Opposite Bank, Main street.
GEO. NJ. BARN Ely,
DEALER IN BOOTS. SHOES AND LEATHER.
kittrlse's Block. Main Street
JOHN BACON, I'd, Il co.
DEALERS IN HIDES, LEATHER AND OIL.
ST. JVhlo!tIry Centre, VI.
gibson II LLINS,
MANUFACTIRERS OF THRESIIINti MACHINES.
Paddock ilage, 81. JOhnsbury Vt.
j. ROS S,
ATTORNEY, COUNSELLOR SOLICITOR.
Once T. jew etis.
HORTON Il HALLErT,
MERCHANT TAII.ORS &; and dealers i'll Gent, Fur
hl>LlilS Goods. Railroad street
+. Il. GAGE. ARTIST,
AT ST. JOHNSBt KY PORTRAIT GALLERY.
iutroty pes. Mel nOt. pea, le-s!7c Phvtograph
Eetter and Cheaper than el-ewheIe
MISS JOSEPHINE NJ. STODDARD,
teacher Of Ausic ana French Plane-Forte Thorouyl
Bass slU FreuCh, 50. References given ii required
Chur.L Street. 81. JOtuistury, Jan. 18th.
GEO. :. SHAW,
Ms L r A y E a & f Mt,
Office with J. Ross, Jcwctts Bulldin.
NJ. G.. HOUGHTON, NJ. ID.
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EARN FOR SALE.

IL The subscribers ~. % -.
Farm. known j. thc a p.
Hij ua.ed three miles nora 30: I...'.
I'LL Corner. said fam. coI.'a..''
q four hundred acres . 'N.
two hundred acres of which i wel 4'''.'
tillage, pasturaSe an. moving. = '.'''-'
10 the raising of wheat. ggl>>. a. '-
one hundred tons ~ hay, and Ta>'-i.
seventy head of cattle, anu l. "c-- zen
woodland, consisting of 30 acres.
urge amount of Spruce and Cedar ;'I''',' .
Il a mill There are three apple am
sugar orchard On the place; also, nc
stream of water Al the house and fA;A>
buildings consist of one d@elliu- Ae->''
barns, two sheds and out-buildInE>
Terms-S35O0, arranged 10 suit me k.>
]. x c. ToWN>tN,
LuRenbsrg, Sept. 9, ls6l.
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Boston, April t. l-6l. 3.->g
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NpEIE n ~ a.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11
PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

By the ofhese Pills the periodic attacks Of Nsous r a
Headache be prevented and taken the
OF an attack immediate relief from pain and sickness win bs
obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Gasssc and Headache
10 which females are 30 subject =.
They act gently upon the bows-removins Cosfiseees
FOR Literary Me-" Ssuden's Delicate Females and all persons
oi Sedtnfary haos they valuable a-ars improvns
the appetite giving tone and rgor digestive organs and
restoring the natural elasticity and strength Of the whole syse
The CEPHALC PILLS the result Of long .nye.tission
And carefully conducted sIpesu having been in uss many
ser daring which time they have prevented and relieved
vas. amount Of pain and suffering from Hesdashe wheher os
nagin the system from deanged state Of tho
stomach.
They entirely vegetable 10 their composition and may be
taken all times with perfect safety without making any change
Of Diet and the absence V asy dasreabe taste yeads
10 admiaister them 10 children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs, -. .
The genuine have i've signatures Of HENRY c. sPALDIN0
each Boz
Sold by Druggists and al other Dealers In Medicines.
"A Box win be by prepaid on receipt Of the
PRICE IS CENTS.
An orders should be addressed, TO I'd
HENRY @. SPALDING,
No. - Cedsrst., NexYork
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Amnsentents.
A THENEUM, BROOKLYN.

IN . COMPLIMENTARY CUNCEHT TO
Mrs f. A. PARKHURST, the Pianist,
On MONDAY EVENING, March II, 1851, by ten cslebraed
young vocalsis Of NewYo Brooklyn aud WismsbuIeh,
MARTHA CoRW!N. and Master HENRY HAYDEN also
tho following welkpown Engers: Mrs HILL, Miss HALL,
Mr. PECK and Mr. PHILLIPS Tickets rs cents each 70 bo
bad all he Music Stores 10 BroOkyu and Of Horace Waters
No. 333 Broadway.
N Mrs PARKHURsT hiss played at large number Of
Concerts for the benefit OF Sunday schools Churches and other
benevolent objects and is the wish Of mauy pes who
heard a. Brooklyn and that the
A thenaum may be full on this occasion.
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Cost ano fonn6.

NNyATCH LOST.-S15 REWARD will be paid
w for small GOLD WATCH with Chain and Ornaments
the Watch has back Of blue epame and col
orcd engraving APlly at No. 20 West 2hhd
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CAUTION!

CAUTION!
As certain unphnped persons attempting 70 palm % 9.
The upsuspecsing pubic limitations of PREF ARID oLoE
voud caution al persons examine before puchssne md
'N- ~ sPALDiNIs PREPARED GLUE. Al A..
A, n, the ,he wrapper "a sSiadso s'sssssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11

AT KINzEYns
RIBBONS, E@sEoIDERiEs, STRAW BoSSETs, pREss
Trimmings, HOSIERY, GLOVES, FANCY GOODS AND
FRENCH FLOWERS
ExTENsIyE ALTERAIIoNs IN ,EELARGiSd AND IN
'"''1''' SALE Hi3S ~ s.srSd goops, ON 0''A"'
MONDAY, at g n
se" Psil. Lsje. Easl.h and German Hoe. G., e;
80 90 p psiI' LsSet hnsish snd German Hoe Oc' He'
60 -ssi.:. srs. So
400 Pslr' Grnt, Cotton H.If He.e, So Co
s,'oO Ps' Cent? Three Tl5esd l. hs;s &C. -, q, ovvs
a.sOo P,-, L.di,, Fiu. Li.is Giaye. @.
1900 rsr. KIt,. sias lsasy Ges ,,S Glo,.; l'ic
400. P,irs FItr. ousliiy FFil ed Tops. l1ic.
70rS rsir, Fipe Li.le Gsun,let. lgic., lse.
1890 Pnrs FT IA Quality GSuutlsis, lso, zsc.
aOoo PsI' Beet French Kid Glove. SOC. .rv,v,x,,o
1900 New str,w Bonn..,. 9Ie, &c.
7,coo Las, sly!ngs Gsnle,. &C. to 2se
l,SCo Nov spiHg Bennett frames, lsc .,,,
$50 Yards New Spring Trimming RIBBONS, &c.
$500 Yards Now Spring Bonn; Ribbons l2c, !fe
900 i'rji Es Sfi9s d SeDRft s, ESSfg, BE- Ne
new STYLIs FRENCH FLOWERS.
sso yoas roo st' EIss. Gasa iiss Uo:,oS Co., DT Ie
@ sS1fa stia P12a pSsSc s-i waisr t cotoE &C. s:i'n
1900 Ilozoa Sewing sils. &C. dozen
ZO,UJ fEptrt bofs III, illi papers. 90
20,OJ0 P6pou Boat Gold eyel Needlcs SC.
1900 PiStes Wof,ied SEt Braid 70.
$3.50 Dozen Blsck Velvet Buuons, e.
2,Jog RU!iI Fine white Twied TsPe., lc .u,,, ,
5000 Rieh French Lt-e DsI5e'. l2c., lsc
2Cn0 Pieces Msgic Ruliias so.
1900 Dcze Fire Liacu KdSir-t, ltc. dozon
z:00 si.k Fancy Lsce Em 2.c.
700 Limitation iouitsu ls,o ais, 2sc
500 Rich Chiutilly Lecc Vols, &c.
500 Hich French Thrcad Nsif tJc.
asoO Strips Asserted worhei Flouneir q, Sc, Sc.
g0.HI Ifrtos Tacone stds ssit e,
200 Strr. Jsconet Gich Wort do, lcc., 23c.
3ON Stnrs Ja~one', hoi"r Work, eo.i SIC, &c.
1859 Needle Weik Sets, &c a. = 20
70 OOJ Co.Ars, A. .tiou lola, -.cfrg tie, l2e.
1000 Ladies' Linen Collss q;
GREAT BAHGAlNS .-
IN CEHrs AND LIpIyS HASDkERcHIEFs'
5000 Gent, Ssjs S0r9u. jr Co., i'c.
500 GslAS sslr 7. B..eus, &c, ltc.l Ice.
z SO gfhFs shIt 30 cu, zoe, Gc JIG
iNq 0sIgt Neck Tiss &C.. BE. l9c. go.
$500 Fiir NeI. bll styles. i2c. 10 73e
Opening Rich Sprius Dress Trrn ,ngs
OreulrS Ricr Spriby Dfrss Bu,t.nr
400 Pieces silk Dreis Tr'iuirgE, l'lc d,zen
Opening. Nov pr'ug CoOii 0i .yo.r jesciiplion.n
GOODS "A WHOLESALE Why CHAP
NM. Kinney
Kc.. 2ll 4ad i2J ElDHTH-AV.
be-. alt and 22dss
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rINHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE of an
Il INyALID-P Ibihed for the benefit and rs warning to
voups men who suffer from Nervous Debility Premstuie Decay
I snnpying he means Self Cure BY hiIsef
% bpr pu, great expense thr'uh medical imposition and
onsckrry Single copies may be had Of The snho NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR es Bedford Kings County ~ Y, by inco'ing
edd dpuy
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From the Examiner Norfolk Va
Cephaic Pills accomplish The object for whehthey
viz; Llre Of Headache In al Its forms.
From the Examiner, Noifolt, Va
They been tested Ia than thousand cases. Win
entire success
From the Democrat, St. Cloud, MINI.
Ifyou have been troubled WIN the sena i
sboi Cephdc Pms. that you nay have them In case Of an
From the Advertiser, Peovdence, r.
The c.nhac Pis are ssid 70 be remarkable ef-ctus remedy
for the and Of the best Tor tna very ueqens
complaint which has ever been discovered
From the Western r. r. Gazette, Chicago, III -.
We heartily indee Mr. spadpg ard bis unrivaled cepasno
Pills
From the Kanswha Valley Sta-, Kanawhs Va
We are sure tbs. rersOns ,ues with the Headsche whoy
thep, viii stick 10 them
From the Southern Path Finder New Orleans La
Trv Them Won tnat afflicted aud taat your
can be added 10 already ss that has
,.n I'd benefits that other medtcme can produce
From the ST Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the srcle CePhAc Pis) rapidly
incTesins.
From the Gazette. Davenport, Iowa
NJ, spadns would Connect his with article he
did not kaoo TO possess real merit
From, the Advertiser Providence RI
lhseatiouy their fayoris strong vm the most respects
bic qIarsers
From the Daily News Newport, RI
Cephslic Pills s.e taking the llsce ofall kinds
From the Commercial Bulletin. Boston, MaIa
Seid 10 be very efescous Tor the Headsehe
From the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio
Guferpg humanity can now be relieved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11

fy- A single bottle Of spALDiNGe fRIrhhI" oHo0
VIII save ten times its cost snnpsIy' ~
spAIDING,S PREPARED GLUEt
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SpArDING'S PREPARED GLUEf
cp.rDING's PREPARED GLUEi

SAVE aHE PIECES.
ECONOMY! DISPATCH.
~ A srIrcH IN TIM SAVES NlsE" IA
,.;Isst, cu hIppsa c-reyslaied ~ stss Il 10
AZ 1s.;rsb. 10 cheap and way for
,yns 49, urpiture Toys, CTuckery. Sc
P~'-e SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
meet. ell such eergences and household shord 10 b
wihaGt always ready aud ae TO The sticking poit
"USeFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
NJ B.--A Brush accompanies each bottle Price l eenth
lddres HENRY C. sPALDlNG,
No. 4s Cedarst New.Yotk
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rzrsKLr.:Ma.s., Dec. II, ls@.

II. c sPALpIse Esq.
wish for circulars large showbs bring yoar Co
phtlc Pills particularly before my customen II you
have anything Of the hind, please send =
One or Customers who subject Sick Headache
tssns 4gng two days. cured attack 10
youf Pals which sent her
w. D. WILKES.
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RRYSoLDsBuRaE, Franklin Co., Ohio, /
Ian lQ6I

Jan. Ibl.
HENRY C. SpALpIs0,
No. ss Cedar st., ~ Y
DEAR SIR .I
Incloed fnd twenty-five (z for which send boz Of
"Cephaic Pills" Sead TO address Of Rev. VIM G. FILLER Rey.
noldsburg Franklin Co., Ohio.
Your PILLS work Ike chpmcure headache almost iastastsy.
VIM c. FILLER
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YPsILASrI, Mich, Jan. "a, leel.
Mr.. gPALpISG.

tFssiASJi, saAca-r Sols ~ Aeo1'
Mr.. sP4LpISG.
Sin: -.
since you for box of Cephalc Pls for the
cure Headache aud Cosseners sud th
they had good effect that was Indeed 10 send
for more. . i, 90.
A. K WHEELER,
Ypslanu, Mich
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BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. Is, 10,

BELLE VERNON, ohio Jan Is 1857.
Henry C. SpALDTNs, Esq.
Please end eents for which send me su
other bon Of your Cephac Pills They truly TIE beat PI
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Br. spALDSe:
fwh you to send boz Of your Cepbac Pins
hdreyeeetrsd great deal Of bsn.sfJron nem
Yours respectfully. .-.--.
q MARY ANN 6T0IKH0UsE-
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spSrcE cRHKx, Huntington Co., Pa, Jan. Is, 1851
BIC. spALDIEs.
SIR
fou will please send bo1es Of your Cephsie Pis
Sg,d them immediately. 49,
Re'pecsfalIy yours, MO srMoNs.
fs-I have used box Of your Pills aud find !be sse