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BY the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks o. Ner-
vous or Sick Headache may he prevented; and taken
at the ofan attack immediate feliefiom
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head.
ache to which females are So subject.
they act gently upon the bowels,--remosing Cos
tiyeness. XIX aeN4 sas ete
For Literary men, Students, Delicate Femsles, and
all persons Of seden,afy habits, they valuable as
LarGiire improving the appetite giving tone and ,gor
to the digestive organs and restoring the naufaeast
city and strength Of the whole system.
The cEPHALIG PILLS are the result OF long IN
yesligaon and carefully having
been in use many years. during which time they have
prevented and relieved d vast amount Of pain and sui
feng from Headache. whether originating IN The ne'
rous system or from detanged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition an'
may be taken at al times with perfect safety wihou
making aay change diet and the shsence Of any dis
Agreeable taste renders Il easy 10 administer them
children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITsi The genuine
have Eve signatures Of Henry 9. sPalding on csel
Boz
Sold BY Druggists and other Dealers in Medicines,
A Box will be sent BY mail prepaid on receipt Of th'
Price. - Cents.
/ All orders should he addressed,o
HENRY G. SPALDlNG,
I 4s Cedar street. New York.
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pHfLAp RIpHIA.

PHtLApELPHIA.
Benevolent Institution established by special Endcw-
meat for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed, af-
fieted with vlrulenta and epidemic Diseases,
and especially for the Cure Of Diseases
a The Sexual Oigans.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
ton Of their condition. Gage. occupation, habits Of life,
&c., and in cases Of extreme poverty Medicines fur.
nished tree Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorrhua. and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and ihe NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent q The
afflicted Ia sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Two
or three Stamps for postage win be acceptable.
Address DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHT0N. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, Nc.2 South Ninth 81.
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order ofthe Directors.
EDWARD D. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
March %, s4-l1m'
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BlackwOOd's Magazine and
British Reviews.

SCOTT a Co, Nee York. continue 10 publish
~. lie follosiag leading British Periodicals, va.
4. The London Quarterly, (conser, atise.)
q The Edinburgh Review. (whg)
3. The North British Review, (Pree Church.
{. The Westminster Review, 0Liberal,4
s. Rlackwood's Edinburgh Mag zins. ffory. J
These Periodicals. ahiy frprssrnl he Tires great po-
Iral psfiles u Great Brtssn-- Mig. Tory. and "a
deal bot politics towns aniy one GESTURE Il heir cha.
faeief A. organs n NJ most profound winters on Sci.
see. Liiefsiufe Morality. and Religion ihss stand o.
they essf have ssoJ. 1nrsaed the uosid elleiier.
being considered Indispensable 10 the scholar and The
professional man, Nheta tho INTEL gent reader oisye.
N ehss they fufnsh correct and satisfactory
cnld ofihe iefniafs ofthe dsy. thioughoulhc
EorId than can BE- possibly obtainsd from sny Other
.oufees
EARLY cOPIEs.-Ths receipt Of Advance
sheets fsii the Intish publishers gives additional
rslue 10 these RspInh. ibasmaeh nthey Gao nov b,
PLACED IL the hsad. ofthc Subscribers sbooi
ne original sdilians.
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More New Goods.

DNRNETTs TOILET SETS.
- COZ okiNE. fof the hair.
FLORiNsL.s as~ and Delighted pe'fsue fof
The hsndksfehisl
KALLlsTON, cosmetic. iofrsmoyiag frseklss.
tan. Eunhusn. DC.
ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH. Coz preserving
and Identifying Tho teeth and gums. Aiss
BURNETF's FLAyORiNG EXTRACTS. for
cooking, js.i received and Tor isle 81 the
DRUG STORE.
sns 10. se-
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE
A Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper,
Published in Augusta, Georgia.
DR.. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor
~ w MANN f.itrrarx Editof.

DR.. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
W. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
s,HIs Is The title Of Weekly paper devoted 10 AZ
A ncul0Te, Literature and An, which am publish.
ine IN Augusta. Georgia II will be 10 qasno form VI
.gh, pages folio sIe-esch issue 10 contain forty
han. Of natter Il will be 10 general tyle similar to-
ana IN size somewhat larger than the New York led-
ger. Il will be published on cookbook Paperand viii
ne IN mschancsl execution IN the best style Of npo-
graphical ART liz utility q will be sl that the best ag.
riculsufa Silence and praesat knowledge aithe South
can iaralsh. weekly visitor 70 the homes q South
ern planters aud farmers. Il will BE more useful and
acceptable to hem than any mcn,hly jOufuslOf equal
merit
Nv aim - 10 eslhlish paper that will tea vihiee
Of information that will be useIu 10 Southern planters
and iafmers. ADD q repository OF southern thought
a gIuaiion and taste. IN the realms 81 Literature and
Ana and 10 obtain for u such an extent Of paronags
and success as will jsaisy The most liberal eompensa
lion 10 III ~ contributors Able and experienced sd
tor. are engaged, and siep in Pfogfess TO secure
contributions from the mos pleasing southern written
OF bo,h sexes Mach laeat laleni will Be brought "a
light aud iarnish agreeable surprises 10 southern
peorie
Full many gsm a rurest 10y serene"
wil lash before ,hs admiHns eyes, snd cause game
r5u. Glow 10 Southern genius
The AEficuNufal battf VIII 20 Ut Dshiei Ire ihf
distinguished Pruessot d stieDliuIe IN the unises,
u Geetsiaedilor ior many yssrr pat Of he Southern
Gulyalor. and leading contributor 70 many North
~ cultural journals u The highest reputation
\ Thf Literary Editor will Be MI. w w. Msnn. D
thiscg IN accomplished writer, % fne taste and acho
isry aiainmen, wac. having iesirsd from The seiiU
duiies 81 the egsl ptoirssen. spent msny yrann Eu
rope ~ vas for several iesfs the Pans correspondent
o lie National lnirllissneef. and southern Llisar
Messenger.
4 Terms-Cssb IN sbvsnee 50 year.
Bill. rurreni 10 lbs siate from which they ere sent
received a. par
Augusta. Geo. as
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Fer the Cure Of -
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS. u

AN tWF0HtANIs Dio10fnkv
Fer the Cure Of -
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS. "
TIL Il MAK0RA ARABICA,
Discovered by q MISSIONARY while travelling
ss&s - in Arabia. vg
A LII who are suffering from Consump,ion should
"A use the MAkORA ARABIcA, discovered by a
Missionary In Arabia.
AlIwho are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAKoRA ARABICA, discovered BY Mic
sionaIy IN Arabia. yAsssf. NJ 4ssA
All who arc suffering from Bronchitis should uss
he MAKURA ARABiCA, discovered BY Missionary
In Arabia. E 4 Asft 7seR@ 4isAas1 ,
All who are suffering from Sore Throat. Coughs and
Colds, should use the MAK0RA ARABlCA, disco
versd BY Missionary In Arabs. ~.
All who are suffering from Asthma, scrofula and I'm.
puriiies Of the Blood should use the MAKORA ARA
BlCA. discovered by Missionary In Arabia. 81
u cures Consumption. NJ ~ gt Hs a8s
IA CUES BIonchiis. $3.50
II cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
IL cures Asthma scrofuIa and Impurities ofthe Blood
This oneqesiled remedy b nov Tor the Grs, time IN
lrodueed 10 the public. sAs Z fa6 essi@fAa
| Il was prosideniiaIly discovered by Missionary
while travelling IN Arabia. Hewaseufed Of Ceneump.
ton by lis use alter his case hud been hope
Iess BY learned Physicians 10 Europe sas1
lie has forwarded 70 writing, foil account OF
his own extraordinary cure, and d number Of other
cures which have under his obser alton, and also
a full account Of The medicine.
Al his request, and impelled by desire 10 extend
knowledge u this remedy 70 the public We have had
his communication printed in pamphlets form ior free
distribution. Ils interest - enhanced by an accom-
which be gives oi Of the 81 the syrian nsf
sscfes which be oblaned from those who were sufferer
irt tina, awful uagedy.
This pamphlet nsy be eblsined Al our oflce. or %
will be scot free BY mail 10 ell who apply for II.
We import the hAkORA ARABICA direct from
FMS rna through the house o. cleon a Gyippus. and
We have always hand full supply put ny 10 bottles
ready for USE with full directions.
Price one dollar pei bottle Sent By mail, on reesiP
ofpTee. and "a cents for postage.
For sale, wholesale and ret Il, by at'
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty 81, NJ Y.
Also, BY Drusgists generally.
March 10. ss--l2mo
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-13
THE BOY SOLDIER.

nj A LADY OF SAVANNAH.
He IL acting DER the battles.
With his cap and feat4ers gay.
singing out his soldier PTalle.
In ! laocknh manly way
With the boldess, brayess fcotssep,
Trosding firmly up and down,
And his beuner waving softly,
Der his boyish locks Of brown,
And sit beside him sewing,
With bnsy heart and hand,
For the gallant soldiers going
To the far of battle land
And gaze upon my jewel,
In his baby spirit held.
Ny little blue-eyed soldier,
Jus, second summer old.
still deep, deep web Of feeling
In my mothers heart is stirred,
And the tears come softly stealing
Al each Initiative word;
There struggle in my bosom,
For ! love my darling boy
Ne The glad Is y ms spirit,
fip : The sunlight u lay joy
lie, | think upon ny country,
Aal my spifi, groae'h bold
D, wish my hlue-eysd soldier
We're but twenty summers old
would speed him 70 The battle
would ann him for the fight;
Iwould give him TO his country,
For his counuy's wrong and right.
would neiye his hand with blessing
From the God az Battles wos-
With His helmet and His armor
Iwould cover Der my son.
o. know there a be struggle,
For love my darling boy;
he s the elsdness Of my spirit,
He's the sunlight Of my jcy'
YET, in thinking On ny country,
o, nv ePirii groweth bold
And wish nv blne-eyed soldier
Were bal twenty summers Oh.
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CLUBBING.

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copies 81 sny one ~ more Of lbs above woFks Thus
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FIELD SEEDS.
To all who Write

THE great desidefssum in pens u one that vi
write smeoib and plant, and sili not rust IN any
ink--luy equallo gold pen and price only hsseents
each hy cents per DORM Postage paid 10 any pest
Office on one doIsn OF more. sold only by
JAMES WEBB.
Dee 60. "a
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CATION A. certain unprincipled persons are
attempting 70 psln Of lhs gnsuspeetnE public I'm.
iisiions Of ny PREPARED GLUE. would esuion
~ pen ons % examine before purehssing sndses that
the faF name,
" Spalding's Prepared Glue, ri
concerns.
Noovsnssr ~. 7s-lam
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SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONoMYi DIsPATcHl
V-"A stitch ia Time saves Nine" n
Az accidents wilI hsppsn. even In we'll rsguIstsd
families, IL Is VERY desirable TO have some cheap and
convenient way lof repairing furniture, Toys, Croc
kerry, &C.
Spalding's Prepared Glue
meets I'll such emergencies. and no household can
sford 10 bs without Il. Il 10 always fesdy end % 70
the sticking point
"usgruL ~ Every HOUSE,"
n. B. A Brush accompanies each Bottle PIiee
% eents. Address
HENRY G. spATDTNG,
No.ss Cedar Street. New York.
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u a single bottle n srAtpIss's Pm Up AIRED GLUE
will save len limes ~ cost annusiIy. -
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From tie Norfolk Examino.
cephalic Pills seeompiiah the object Tor vhi.h they
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AM on our Old Subscriber whe will obtain Eve sue.
serssrp and ssndus the ossh, shsirsssisshslr swr.
psper hea ~ charge.
iuiy ~.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-07
Gen. McDOwsll's Report.

We publish from the Louisville Courier, a
Secession paper, the Official report Of Gen.
Mcdowell, who commanded the United States
forces at Bull Run, on the plains Of Manassas.
This report, as it sets forth the Federal losses
in men, materials and provisions, viii be read
With more interest than any thing we could
ocespy our columns With. Up to this time,
the other side of tbe question has not been
given, And it is spoken Of as matter Of sur
prise that the Generals commanding the
Southern array haze net made q report, or
rather that Il has not been published
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-07
Subscribers Complaining.

Complaints continue 10 reach us from all
quarters, OF the non-arrieal cf oar papers 10
subscribers. We can only say, in reply, that
ali the packages are done mp in good ,fpn-
dition, and ia good time, apdaePosited ID eur
city Post -efsee, addressed ,e every man whose
name Is ss oRs list The Post Master in this
city, assures as that he sends them out regu.
iarly, and bis deputy, Mr. Lewis, says the
same. They meet with foul play after leaving
here, at the hands Of aaprineipled msa,
handling them as route agsAts, and POST
Masters. We doh't expect this state Of things
10 last always. These corrupt hangers-on, tai
the Post 0fice Department IN the coufederats
Government, piii be detected, and turned out,
in the course Of time, as they viii naturally
take to mail-robbiug, being now within one
step Of that higher degree. Stewart, who
has refused 20 hand out our papers at
Murphy, \. C. and Who has been openiag
other meas letter, has recently been turned
out.
There is another class Of our subscribers
who complain Of not getting the pape-, and
they are persons whose subscription have ex.
pired. We stop all whose time have expired,
and only send TO them when they reaew their
subscriptions, supposihg that all who do not
renew desire a discontinuanee.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-07
our Corn crops.

We have KEEP; an eye on the season and the
crops, all this summer. and We are pleased to
sAy that never, in all our life, have we seen
90 iiee crop Of corn, throughout Fast Ten
neksee. We have had warm weather, during
the summer, and one rain after another, as IL
seemed 70 be wanted, until our whole country
Ab0unds tank, with green, and oyerhowing
fields Of corn. Corn Is now made, and growing
bard. bat fodder is in its prime forpreserving.
There will be more cora raised in East Ten
nessee. thar viii suPply the country for two
yeaTs.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-07
A Corn Bread Lecture.

The Register Of last week, contained lec-
ture TO the troops now in the ield, of very
great Importance, relative to the use and
preparation Of Corn Bread, which it regards
ss beet adapted to The use Of the army
Large quotations are made from Ramsey's
History Of Tennessee, showing how corn meal
is manufactured into bread. One fact is dis
closed that most persons are ignorant Oft
is this corn meal to be made ready for the
cook, must be mixed with cold water. 1t oc-
ears to Us that every mess in the army should
be furnished with copy Of Ramsey's His
,oTT o. Tennesseel
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-07
Supreme Court.

TIE members ofths bar aFs notified that the
regular tern Of the Supreme Court, for this
Division Of the State, viii be held the second
monday Of September. 4 special Judge will
lac appointed, 10 hold the Court Ia place Of
Hon. Il. A. Osratbers resigned.
w. r. CAswEbi, E9frk.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-07

As- Calls psgsoRs a. baelae candidates VII be m
serted - other Advertisements - ~ paid for nvariay
Ia aiyanse
All advertisements whsrh the nanhsr af Insertions
= not market Sl b reksshea F0AHn and charged
&oc0rtinSis.
Advertisements viii be eausaeFea due when inserted
sxcept thase With sbpn we keeP regalsr aceoaRss
No advertisements frn distance wiil ~ inserted
tss aeampsn "a ~ Fesittaaoe excsps IN easss where
tAs Advertiser Is kBown n be punctuAl
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TWO neAA4Rs year. payable iasas4sbiy IN saxanre
No sahseriptsaa w be received FT ieeS p@gisd thau
sx Massks
ke'aittaaees can - made throagA the st ee At TIE
ssk o. the pakssf whss fe receipt q the rcafnasler
= ttfee Sc Tue kuscaus hrvaKlsi
- osefe ff cHAscE of bfseCT4aN msst g5ve thp Post
Oce Cosaly and state 10 which tse PAPER kaS Been and
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Rates or AdvertlsinR.
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8ruwuluw's #hig.

KgoxyILLK TENN
saturday SsrAiax. ssps.asss :, Issl.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-03
Highly Interesting News from
Texas.

Galveston, April 26-There is as
yet no news Of the expedition, by
sea or land, which has gone to cap
ture the [. $. troops cncamped in the
vicinity Of Indianola. The latter
are reported to be i'll possession Of
two schooners, seized with Il design
TO leave in them.
Fifteen hundred volunteers were
enrolled at Galveston in four days in
reply to Gen. Shernan's call. One
thousand in the country tender him
their services.
There is much excitement in Gal
weston at the report Of the intended
withdrawal of the steamships in the
New Orleans and Texas line.
Messrs. Mills, Wharton and Arm
strong have been appointed a commit
tee to wait on the steamship commit
tee.
Messrs. Coon, Morganaud and
Wharton are on a special mission
from Gen. Sherman and the citizen 5
committee to Gov. Moore.
Active military preparations are
going on throughout the State.
Maj. McCulioch's regiment for the
frontier were mustered into service at
San Antonio on the %.
Forts Bliss and Quitman have been
surrendered to the State Commissions
and viii soon be garrisoned by Texas
troops.
Capt. Moore, G. A. s., is actively
experimenting the erection Of bate
rics here.
Capt. Ingraham, G. S. ~, has az
rived from Montgomery.
Gov. Clark has confirmed General
Sherman's appointment by the Con
vention as military commandant here
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-03

The following particulars were for
by one of its Washington correspond
ents, who writes under date of 18th
april:
The troops from Massachusetts are
now on their way to the capital, and
VIII probably be the first to reach the
city. A portion Of them will come
by rail, and the balance by water
Ii is believed that a thousand or so
Will be sent to Fortress Monroe, and
the balance retained in the city for
the present. The Seventh Regiment
of New York, and the Penns ylvania
regiments are expected here by Sat
urday.
While the troops remain here, as
many as can be will be located in the
Government buildings, including the
lower portion of the Capitol.
The advices from the South are
such that Gen. Scott andthe President
are anxious, and have as formidable
4 force as possible in the city, III or
der to be prepared fully for any as
sauit that may be made upon it.
By Monday, therefore, it is contem-
plated that at least fifteen to twenty
thousand troops will be at the capital
and II these are not deemed sufficient
Tor It's safety, the number will be in
creased 10 forty or fifty thousand men.
IN addition to other forces, Sher-
mans battery Of light artillery, and
four companies of mounted rifles from
Kansas are now on their way here
and viii arrive this week. Horses
will be provided for them here.
Advices from Ohio represent that
fifty thousand men are at the service
OF the Government if their services
are required Some of the Ohio
troops are expected tomorrow or Fri
day.
The volunteers are being quickly
organised, and large additions We're
made TO the force to-day.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-03
"The News"

In stirring times like these a gene
raj thirst for the news pervades all
Intelligent sections Of our country.
With a view to meeting the demand.
and furnishing Eastern Texas and
Northern Louisiana with the latest
news, Mr.. john Dickinson has es-
tablished a daily paper in Shreve-
port, entitled the daily News"
This is quite the institution, and will
be sustained. 1t Is published at
$500 per annuln, in advance.-Iy-
Ter RtpOrter.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-03
Seizure of the Westmoreland.

The following is from the Memphis
Avalanche, Of 27th, We publish it in
full for the benefit Of our readers, to-
gether with other interesting news
received last evening":
The steamer Wcstmoreland, bound
for New Orleans to Cincinnati, stop
ped at Napoleon Thursday morning.
She was boarded by "a number Of citi-
zcns Of that place, who expressed
themselves satisfied, after overhaul
ing her manifest. She then let loose
her lines and was in the act of leay-
ing the wharf there, when about TWEEN
ty-tive men came to the wharf and
commenced firing AT her. 1t is proba-
hle that they did not know that Il COM
mittee had permitted her to depart
At the first fire a citizen OF Memphis
named Harry Hammer, brother to
Theodore Hammer, was shot through
the breast and died almost instantly
4 fireman on the boat was also shot
in the shoulder but was not danger
ousiv wounded.
/, The Westmoreland was crowded
with passengers, the most Of them
residents Of the South, and u large
number of whom were ladies. Just
previous to the firing the ladies had
been standing ON the guard. but had
reGntered the cabin on seeing the
boats preparations to leave, which
Il. 4 i
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-03

perpetrate anything unbecoming their
dignity as civilized people, they do
intend to make such reprisals as will
repay them for the indignity offered
to the State of Tennessee in seizing
the Hillman.
The steamers Ohio Belle and Mon
arch are still below this point, and
if they reach Cincinnati without being
overhauled, it will be because our
sentinels sleep at their post-a proha-
bility that is useless to be entertained.
The Appeal, Of the 2Sth, has the
following additional paragraph:
The Westmoreland,-1his boat,
which was fired into at Napoleon,
and detuined here on Friday night,
was allowed yesterday morning to
proceed on her way. She was partly
owned in Kentucky, on share of her
belonging to Cincinnati. Her cargo
was found to be unohjectionable.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-03
War Upon the BORDER! 1

y OLUNTEERS WANTED!
In Captain A. G.. Dickinson's : colnpa-
ny, now forming at Jefferson. Texas.
He desires 10 enlist ONE HUN
DRED and TWENTG-f FIVE VI EN-,
for whom ample provision has been
made.
Come forward at once, the company
will leave Jefferson on the steamer
Homer few days after her arrival
in that port.
Brave Louisianians and Texans
will in this company fight side by side
A. G.. DICKINSON.
May 2, 1861. MIC