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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-08-22
PRoCLAMATTONs,
BY GEN. McCULLOCH.

Having been called By the Governor Of
your State to assist in driving the Federal
forces out of the Slate. and in restoring
the people TO their just rights, | have come
among you. simply with the view CT making
war upon our Northern Ioes TO drive them
back. give the oppressed Of your State
an opportunity oil again standing up as
Freemen and uttering their true sentiments.
Yeu have been oyerrun and trampled
aEon by the meroenary hord Of the North;
your beautiful Stale has been nearly subju-
gated-but those true sons of Missouri who
have continued in arms, together with my
force, came back upon the enemy, and We
have gained over them great and signal
victory. ,.
Their General. in. Chief is slain, and
many of their other General officers wound
ed; their army is in full flight, and now, If
the true men of Missouri will rise up and
rally around their standard, the State will
be redeemed. do not come among you
TO make war upon any ofyour people whelh.
er Union or otherwise.
The Union people will all be protected
in their rights and property. It is earn
estly recommended 70 them 10 return to their
homes. Prisoner, of the Union party,
which have been arrested by the army,
will be released and allowed 10 return 10
their friends.
Missouri must be allowed to choose her
own deslinyl No oaths, binding your con-
sciences, will be administered. | have
driven the enemy from among you! The
time has now arrived for The people of the
State 10 act. You cannot longer procrasti-
Dale. Missouri must row take her position.
be il North or South! ..-- e. ,-.--''..
BEN. McCULLOCH.
Brig. Gen1. Commanding.
HEADauARrERs WESTERN Army. e.
Camp near Springfield, Mo-.
August l2th, 1861.
General Orders, No. ~. r
The General commanding, takes great
pleasure in announcing to the srmy under
his command, the signal victory i! has just
gained.
Soldiers of Louisiana, Of Arkansas, of
Missouri, and of Texas, nobly have you
sustained yourselves; shoulder 10 shoulder
you have mel The enemy, end driven him
before you. Your first battle has been
glorious, and your General is proud Of you.
The opposing force, composed mostly Of
the old regular army of The North, have
thrown themselves upon you, confident of
victory, but BY great eallantry and deter
mined courage, you have entirely routed it
with great slaughter. Several pieces of
artillery and many prisoners are now in
your hands. The Commander.in- Chief of
The enemy is slain. and many Of !he Gener-
al officers wounded. The flag of the Con-
federacy now floats over Springfield the
stronghold of The enemy. The friends Of
our cause who have been imprisoned there.
are released. While announcing to the
army the great victory, the General hopes
that The lsurels YOU have gained will not be
b. single outrage. The private
property OF citizens Of either party, must
be respected. Soldiers who fought as you
did day before yesterday, cannot roS or
plumber.
BY order Of BEN. McCULLOCH.
JAS. McISrosH, Capt. C.. S. A., and
Adj't. General.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-08-22

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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-08-22

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04

f15- CouGEs.--1h sudden changes Of our
climate are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear
" stages OF the disease, recourse should at
once be had to .sBRowNss BRONCHIAL tRo-
cuEs," or Lozenges, let she Uold, Cough, or
irritation Of the Throat he ever so slight, as
by this precaution more serious attack may
be edectually warded CT. Public SPEAKERS
aud SINGERS will find theme tiectual for clear
Ing and strengthening the voice. See ad-
yert.sement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04

/, appears from the Republican OF Friday.
that the only banks thrown out in St. Louis
besides tie original nine, are the National
Bank and the Railroad Bank Of Illinois, and
the Eau Claire and Arctic Of Wisconsin, all
the rest being current. Aiilsenberger & Co.
and roulterer Il CO. announce their rcadi-
Bank of Chester, Bank Of Pike County and
Citizens Bank. Exchange on New York
was firm at 81 Per cent. premium. AT Chi
cago il was i per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04

WASHINGTON. Feb. IS.
SYNATs-Mr. Trumbull reported from
the comruitte appointed to wait on the Pres
ident and Vice President elect. MIR. Lincoln
says: With deep gratitude to my country
men for their mark of confidence, and with
great distrust oil my ability to perform the
duty, even in favorable circumstances now
rendered doubly dlhout by the existing ma
tonal peris-hut with firm reliance on the
strength Of our free government and the ul-
tima,c loyalty OF the peopleto tho just prin
clres Oh which it is formed, and above all
with unehaken faith In the Supreme Ruler
of nations, accept this trust. aad shall he
pleased to signify my acceptance to the re-
speetive Houses of Congress.
Mr.. Iamlin said: Please communicate TO
the two Houses OF Congress my acceptance
Of the trust confdei in me by generous
people, and while the position was neither
sought nor desired, ! am truly gratifed for
the confidence reposei in me, and deeply
sensible Of the obligations imposed, and il
slal be my earnest effort TO discharge m
duty insuch manner ss shall subserve tht
interests or the whole country.
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CorEreAAio nnI..March list.

HousE.-The repor. by telegraph is CON-
fused and tangled. II seems, however, that,
Corwin's resolutions being up, the act to adj
NIT New Mexico as State was tabled by
Ia to II, and the act amending the Fugi-
tive Slave Law was voted down by Al to
1876.
A motion to suspend the rules for the re-
certon OF the Peace propositions was lost
hy ~ to G6--t1n-thirds heing required,
SENATE. The Peace proposition being up,
Mr.. Seward offered his joint resolution as a
substitute.
MIR. Hunter moved to strike out the first
article Of the Peace proposition and insert
the first Cri'tendcn resolution.
Mr. Cipgman raised q point Of order
against any amendment.
Nj. Seward claimed the amendment oil
Mr.. Hunter would change the character Of
the proposition, which would not be the re
concentration of the Peace Conference
Considerable debate followed.
Mr. CLARK suggested to Mr.. Hunter to of
fer Critseuaan's resolutions as . whole, no!
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WAsHgSeTas, March L.
Gov. Hicks of Mai ylsad j. making earnest
| efforts for Cabinet appointment Tor Henry
Winter Davis.
John Bell denies The report that he had
been offered q seat in the GHhiRst or desires
one.
| The appointment Of Senator Chase &c the
/ Treasury Department was settled last night.
Mr.. Cameron 10 Offer ed the War Department,
4 Neither have yet decided to accept.
/ Captain Pope. Of the q. s. A., nns Of hr.
/ Lincoln's travelling suit, is to be court mar
tailed for speaking unexpectedly Of Blu
chanan in lecture on Notifications, dev-
cred by him recently at Cincinnati.
/ The correspondence on the files or the War
/ Department show conclurively that Governor
Houston was greatly Instrumental IN indu-
cling Twiggs to surrender the Government
property in Texas.
The CONTINENTAL on Capt. Pope is to con.
vene at Newport, XIV. Major Lee is to be
Judge Advocate, and Captain Hazard, also
one Of MIR. Lincoln's travelling suit, mem
Der.
Much Indignation is expressed here con.
cerning Government proceedings in this af-
fair. Ii il rnmored that Sec'y Holt is not
responsible for them.
Flag officer Montgomery, of the Pacific
Squadron, writes to the Department that the
Saranac had returned from an unsuccessful
search for the ssoop-of-war Levant. lie had
hopes for her safety.
The Wyoming, aise sent 10 search, had not
returned.
DC War Depart Is, CO. yesterday seeeives
dispatches from Major Anderson. He has
not been sick. IL says the work continues
on tho bomb proof battery at Cumming .
Point, but he could, with the guns Of Sumter,
sweep the whole army in few moments.
u. S. stocks advanced Al per cent. on yes
terhay.
| Ex-senator Sidell telegraphs to his fam
| ilv 60 remain here. 1t s thought be is on
his way h.ther 10 make arrangements To 20
to Paris as Minister of the Southern Confed
eracy.
! The Court Of Inquiry has ordered court.
martial in the case Of Capt. Armstrong, fo'
surrendcring the Pensacola Navy Yard.
A1vices from Charleston state that the
! floating battery was launched on Monday,
and the Dahlgreen guns were hourly ex.
FFeeted-
t At troops on Through we're ordered to re-
turn BY Wednesday.
Lieats. Hayes and Holmes have resigned
| from the Marine Corps and are going South
Lieuts. Bailey and Montgomery, u the Ar.
tilery, have resigned and are going South
Republican members OF the Ohio Senate
unanimously recommend Colfax for Post
master General.
The formation of Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet i,
not settled, except by rumors, which arr
conflicting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04

From st Louis News, u Dell pareTsJ
Ceescian Defined by a mocrni.
Iae Republican enseftains the opinion
tha, the Missouri State Convention will, in
Is hours after it meets, adopt formal re-
solve against coercion of seccding States BY
tn Federal Governments. he msuse OF the
" ord "cortcion'' is the cunning device OF the
disunioniats 20 entrap sound patriots into
political hcresy. The first step is to get good
Union men 10 say IL Is wrong Tor the u. b.
Government to .coercc.o The next step il
| To draw Tho conclusion That X II 10 wrong in
| the Federal Government to coerce, the at.
tempt to coerce nlrst be opposed by all good
citizens. In other words, secession must be
upheld by force of arms by oil the Southern
people, whether they are IN favor OF seces-
sion or not
Whenever you hear man bathering
about "coercion,o you may know that he is
lisunonist, and that he wants to persuade
men that il lie their duty, in certain contin-
gencies, to take up arms in defence OF South
Carolina against tie United States Govern
mens.
Union men should be on their guard about
the deceptive use Of the word s.coercion."
Whenever they admit that they are against
sscoerclon," they should Ut the same time
be careful to say that they are, never
theless, in favor OF the enforcement Of
the laws" The two positions are entirely
compatible, and every right thinking citizen
can hold both.
TIE Peoria (Ill.) Blade, publishes tho fol.
lowing letter from slint distinguished Doug
las Democrat, Hon. John A. McClernand, a
inem0er oi the present Congress, in which
the true distinction between coercion and
the enforcement of tho laws, iB drawn as
follows:
WAsursaros, Jan. %.
P. S. REED, Esq.:
SIR lhave the honor to acknowledge the
receipt OF the Blade containing an eminent
" Just criticism upon what is miscalied co
ercon.
The word coercion in ts Yresent arpliea-
ton to seeding States, is term coined by
disunionists for the purpose Of misleading
the rublis mind. Nobody, certainly no dem
ocrat, proposes to suhiugate or invade Sc
ceding State. The idea OF forcing State
TO perform duties which must depend upon
volition, is simply absurd, and the coercion
alarmsts know it. The true question is,
~.soete..1t-- Tho q. s.
the coercion or the seeding States-whcther
il will encourage the spoliation OF public
prorerty-of its forts, arsenals, &c., by ab-
staining from any proposition to prevent
such resuit?i
This is the question, and you have very
clearly and forcbly stated it; and this un
derstand to be the effect OF our Democratic
State Conventions resolutions. Certainly,
this defines the position occupied by nearly
all the Northwestern Democrats in Congress.
Whilst we maintain our independence OF
Black Republcanism, We must be equally
carei ul to keep clear Of disufionsm. Iden-
tfca,ion with either would be fatal to as a.
| Democrats.
Upon reading your late editorial, could
not forbear this hasty approval OF its sen
timents.
Your obedient servant,
JOHN A. McCLERNAND.
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seward. posttion.

Mr.. Seward voted With the great body OF
the Republicans in the Senate, the other day,
against tho references Of the Peace Confer
cnoe report to select committee. Four
compromise Republican Senators, to.wit:
Foster and Dixon Of Connecticut, Baker OF
Oregon, and Anthony Of Rhode Island, voted
with the Lecofocos, and the resolution was
carried.
IL seems evident that Mr.. Seward does not
propose to compromise by sarrendering to
the shareholders, and the Locofoco press will
soon dcnounee him with sufficient bitterness
to MAKE amends for their recent eulogies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04

Ensign Stebbins, in one OF the Down East
satires Of the Jack Downing school, deli
cately bessriies knotry problem that seemed
to stand in the way OF his political aapira-
tions, by declaring bimself ain favor Of the
Maine law, hut oppose 70 its execnt!on-0~-
Our IN odel Unionist- and Union-saycrs would
seem to have taken hint from the astute
Enrirn . their treatn emf Of the founders Of
tie new Cotton Republic.
We a. not here propose to combat the
idea Of Government by Attrac'ion-we only
1 insist TINT the Fire Eaters shall not enjoy
monopoly Of it's advantages. Let Us all have
a share.
"Prisoner at the bar !" says Judge Goggles,
| in his most imposing aud aw fu manner, "you
have been convicted of picking B. J.'s rock-
ct Of n wallet containing sixty odd dollars,
beside valuable notes ard papers. The crime
j. grand larceny hy statute; the penalty sew
eral years hard LABOR in the State Prison
The proof is clear, the offense is rank. What
reason have YOU to give why the sentence Of
the law should not nos be passed on You ~
4 "Why, please your Honor" SAYS the cul-
prit, snie gerng at the IDEA Of the Judges
Jolly greenness, Il seeded last night about
ten O'Clock, and reSum ID my individual s0v-
eregnty. | am NJ longer \ citizen -ef this
State, nor Of any State, but am entirely on
nv own hook. II | should ever resume nv
former rnborilnation - tns state whereof
you are well-dcserving pillar, l'll call aud
let you know"
s.Ah! lndoed," rcjons tho ohagrined and
chartalen judicial functionary, ~ WIS mol
aware OF that circumst ,nce. OF course you
viii Cd where you plea o." Then turning e
the Courts right hand man, be says sternly
"Mr. Sheriff. your gross carelessness AM
neglect OF duty has COST us days hard worl
for noting. Never bring another culprit 4,
this bar without first oscertuing that he ha
not seced ID, and will MT 10 50, even though
th- trial should 20 against him."-lN. Z
Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04

The ice started at Davenport on the 28th,
the river was very high on the let, and the
ice vas going out RAPIDLY.
kaada Island House Of Represents
tives refused to endorse the proposition of
the Peace Congress.
The Missouri Contention met at Jeffer-
con City on tho assh. and would probably
adjourn 10 st. Louis.
Gen. Cass arrived in Detroit on the lst
and wHs welcomed by crowd of friends.
Lady Franklin has gone to British Co.
lumbia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04

At u Democratic meeting in Pittsburgh, q
few tayH since, after tbs Introduction or .
series u stereotvpei resolutions drprecating
coercion. &C., Judge shannon, Chairman or
the Convention, talked some sense to them.
We are CAD 10 fnd that be had Q word d,
least, which vii. commend itself to oil CON-
promises With traitors, and in this connec-
ton said:
"Talk. indeed, of your ovartures for con-
ceasion ani compromise. when treason stalks
with up0snshing front through the cotton
States, an3 griin-sisaee1 war knocks afvuur
very doors heg boldly till vau that they
laugh 1T ybnr overtares that reconstruction
IL impossible. Before chlilDg 100 severely
the Rrrnblican parry Of the North, 40 and
try TO repei The SURFING waves In the far If
South. Idle AMI fanciial would ii be a.
0bildbood's fairy dream.
That il good.
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give gather from the Lecofoco press
that the attack in Washington City upon Mr..
Van Wyck, by three assasslns, was matter
say, an ordinary exhibition VI gang Of
Washington Roughs, and was ous OF no spc.
cia malice to the individaal assaulted in bis
personal character Of a Republican Repre-
ennlRsiyn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04

ILLINOIS NorEs. The Chicago Tribune Of
the LIST ssjs ali the banks, except the nine,
are taken by bankers as usual, and that the
false reports were started By cellar-broker,
who did his best to make mischief. The
alone saved the whole West from q fearful
panic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04

gg-Tha Locofooo organ $t Carthage no.
ticss the TACT that Brooks a the Quincy Her
aid has joined the Methodist Church, and re-
ioices, not that Brooks has become Chris.
,an, but that he will use bis iaGuence 70
purge the Methodist Church Of an.i-slavery
sentiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04

"pooR ToxMY."-A letter from japan, the
latest dates received, says:
"poor Tommy is supposed TO have met an
untimelv end. The Japanese say he died of
deirium tremeps Ga new American introduo-
ton but we oil believe his head has been
cut off,.
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Virginia Dissattsfied with the re.
suit OF the Peace Conferences.
RICHMOND Va.

TIIHMUNU W., = CUt %.
Messrs. Tyler and hidden were serenadcd
to night Both made speeches. Tyler de-
nounced the result Of the Conference as .
Northern affair, and said the South had no.
thing to hope for fron the Republicans.
Lidden said it was ielnsion--a shame
and an inrult, and an ofiensc to the South.
Lieut.. Montague made secession speech.
The secession feeling II Increasing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04

CT III, Influx Of specie Is 90 great that
the u. s. Mint in Philadelphia 10 now worked
to its utmost capacity. The coinage for Feb
raary vii probably exceed $4,000, OO0.-
From Juiv. last year, 100000 have been
received from Pixies Peak. Messrs. CLARK,
Gruher & Co., have email mint In opera
ton in DanveE City, where five and ten dol
lar pieces are coined Il various degrees Of
fueness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04

c.. b. & q. II. Ron and after to-day
two daily trains will run through from
Quincy to Chicago without change Of cars,
thus maairg Burlington a switch-of. The
trains are to leave Quincy at 4.45 a. N. and
Ais r. m.,4ni will arrive there at noon and
Midnight.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Election will to- held 90 Mo day, Feb lth,
n at the Estes House, tewecn the hours If |
o'clock ard o'clock NJ b the qualified electors
or the Eeoknk Pub H. ffa oi District, flr tbs
choice Of one President. ans Vice -presid MT, one
Treasurer, Secretary, aad one Director. for the
ensuing terms. j. W. OGDEN,
March 4. iS6i-I6t Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04

CT The cable across the Illinois River
was Down last Friday and Saturday, conse
qaentlv no kilograms were received III G ain-
ar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-04

RT What ii the worst Fate befall South
Caroiina p charleston Courier. =
Why then the worst will have come TO The
wosst.--fLos. Jour.
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X II ~ n Il n n n q.

u X N CES.
n. -. Harrison, L T., Pres't State Bank, Keokuk.
y. All p Esq il'asident State hank, DIS Moinss.
State Bank ot ~. Council Bluffs. Iosa.
NessIs nreen Z saae, III uscAtine,
n - snsinss haseeation, 81. Louis. Mo.
union nanA' sssiork. lfsb3edlml
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6eneral insurance agency.
WIN. I. WOOD, State Lg't.
kEWAIA, IOWA.
LIRE INSURANCE.. LAKE AND RIVER IN
i suRANcE. LIFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. 60. or NEW YORK.
Assets 1900 900.
COMFY. CT NEW YORK.
Assets ~ .O27 $50.
SECURITY FIRE ms COMPANY, OF Ny.
Assets 100000.
LAMAR FIRE KS. 80. or KEW YORK.
Assets $4,000.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms co Or BRooKLYN,N.Y
Assets SeG2 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. Co Of NEW YORK.
Asset. x335 900.
mutual Bcncftt Life ms. Gu.
Net accumulation Jan. 1, '6l, 1882, $3.50.
Oh Persons in this city have their lives In
Ok surea in this compan,--among them our
most influential citizens.
Dwellings, Household Furniture, Buildings,
mercha aasle, Mile, Factories and Machinery In
sured ~ fair rates. va Losses Paid rffhfs Agency.
Call and see reliable Insurance statistics and DO
yonr own judge.
ofFIcE-on Third-st.,n near State , Bank, keo-
kuk Iowa. w. l.. WOOD,
Feb 10, lssl-d State and LEGAL Agent.
ScaSaEfabse Items.
yIYIsTAR'S Balsan OF Wild Cherry.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL.
Rogers syrup OF Liverwort and Tar.
Jaynes Expeciorant.
Ford's pectoral Syrup.
Carriers Cough Balsam.
Qucru's Cod Liver Oil Jelly
storms Cough Candy.
Niliets do do
Browns Bronchial Troches.
Wistar's Cough Lozcngez,
| The above Medicines, particularly adapted to til
| season, for sale by
! JOHN r. WILKINSON,
| Jan3odiw 81 Main-st.
o. LYMAN,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
office Om MNin.st., kOulh side bet.
/ ed I'D, OycrveoEhlGs,I Hat store,
in back room.
cOvEYANcINu, COPYING, COLLECTING, AND
CLOSING or BOOKS.
AGENT FOR RENTING BUILDINGS.
/ iAn2sd
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SPEEDY AND o6URE CURE
ISWIrHIN THEIR REACH
As these Testimonials were unsolicited by
Mr.. SPALDiso, they afford unquestion-
tionable proof OF the efE,caey of this
truly scientific discovery.
MAsosytLLg, Conn. Feb. 5, 1861.
Mn. srALrlse:
SIR
| have tried y ur Ccphalc Pills, and like them
so rei that want you to send t9o dollars
Part Il these arc for'he nolghbars, to whom
gave few out Of the first box got from you
Send the Pills by mail. AID ohIigs
Your obi servant,
JAS. KENNEDY.
nAvEaroRp, Pa, F,b. 8. 1861.
Mn. srALp,sc:
wish you to send me .one mers bax Of your
nj from them.
Yours, respectfully,
MARY Ann sToIKnoUsE.
SPRUCE CREEK. Huntington Co., Pa,
January 18th, 1861.
II. c. srArprse:
iouwill please send me two boxes Ct your Ce-
phalic Pills. send them INN edlat.iy.
respectfully Yours
JNO. IL. SfM0Ns.
| P.S.--Thrrs used one bor ~ your P2is, and find
| them excellent.
REYNOLDS BrRG, Franklin Co., o.,
January 9th, 1851.
HKNFY G. SrALniSG,
/ No d8 Cedar-St, Ny:
DEAR -Ig---
Tnctosei fnd q MIS- for which send blk of
Cephaic Pills address Of Rev. Wm. c. KILLER
| keyuolishurg, franklin CO., q.
TJhr r lis work Ike tharm--cure Headache al
most lnstdnter. Truly yours.
Nm, G. FILLER.
lrsILAsrI, Mich, Jan. IA, 1861.
/ Mr.. sPALDING:
SIR
Not long since sent to you for a box of Cephalit
Pills for the cure Of Nervous Headache and Cos
tiveness, and received them, and Asy Ind gout
an Eject that Wds Undue cd fo send fot mBre.
Piease send BY return mail Direct 10
A. X. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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13-A single bottle If SPALDING'S PRE-rEl
@PARED GLUE will save ten~tE&
EE-times its cost annually. HE
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ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. or BROOKLYN N. Y.
Assets S2G2 900.
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HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Asset. xc35.OOU.