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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-11
FOR CHLDREN TEETHTN

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teeth
ing, by softcning the gums reducing all in
famation-wilI allay ALL PAIN and spas
modic action. and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We h@e put up and sold this article for
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after ten years experience, AND PLEDGE
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COLIC
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-11

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teeth
ing, by softening the gums, reducing all in
hamation-will allay ALL PAIN and spas
modic action. and is
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at is so convenient to have in the house"
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An experienced Nurse and Female Physician
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BY special arrangement we publish in add
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Brady's National Photographic Portrait Gallery.
Bradys collection of Imperial Photographs
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York, and in the Photographic reproductions
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THOUSANDS OF CASES.

It not only relieves tue child from pain, but
invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects
acidity, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. 1t will almost instantly re-
lieye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
EcQal NotIees.

IN the matter of the Attachment against the
L estate o. JOHN GRAHAM. non-reideu, Debto..Noiies
hereby ven subscribers have bsn Appoinied by the
Uorors6. Thoua W Cefke o. the Justices Of The So
prone Court Of al the estate real And personal OF
JOHs GRAHAM nonreidsnt debtor, and al persons IN
debed 10 JOHN GRAHAM required 90 rrr d. an
account all debts and Of money owing y then re
iely 10 the subcbe end pay the ttthe Once % d.
A. LETT Esq, No ~ Nassau street IN th' thy ~ Se~
by he LIT dy Of May D-1t and Al peonh,'lns ~ va,
deliver he aid Trustees by the day sod the e
and oil the creditors Of soeh de6eT are required
no deliver thr respective account. and drmAds 70 the aid
n.ts at The place Aforesaid, by the 10. day June nest
Dated April 9, IooA ~ ~; n n,LiTT.,-
J. T. CARY
Trustees Of the estate Of John Graham,
.,,c t.uo,Tp suOn-fs dent debtor.
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COURT CALENDAR-THn DAT
CoURT OF APPEALs.-NOs. 49, 30, 81, So, ~, 81,
5SI. 81, SO, SO.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-NOD. Al, r., 10,
II, u, 10 IL. Is, is, ~.
SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The Mos. 9y7, 97,
g g8 sS7 $50 $751; lVel 1909 1906 1907 Iol 1913,
1915 lO7 1921 1929 1925 Part Nos 49, ia 9s6 49, 80,
7s2 ss 7o8 8O+ SOC lt0 lOos 49, o6 5S % 5s 100 ~,
1S7 37s G92 800.
SUPREME CouRr-SPrcIAL TERN.-Noe. go 2o5,
2es SOL 32 1884, G4 3O5 36 30 80 3l 2l3, 2s c. 49, f9i,
q, %. I23, 81, 1870. 2S2 3o3 -.
SUPERIOR COURT-Psrt Mos. 1645 1879, 1913,
7G9 ILL., 1863 1885, ss 1879 157 1853 lls3 AZ III Psrt
lNos 49, "a, es6, 7is l2o, 9s l2's lzoo i1o e> w.
1864.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-GEsxRAL TEKn-APRm Is
before Judges BRADY and HILroS
sUIT ON A NOTE.

james r. Place and Ephim B. Place espopdents sgt VIM
s Mclvain and Isaac Young implesd-d sc. appellants
The respondents brought their action on proussory
note against the appellants indorssrs thereof The
discharged from liability by
Of time the The appeal from yinx
a and also from judgment entered verdict in
vQJ Of the respondents
he evidence showed that at the maturity the note the ma
ker letter 70 the respondents hs negotiable check
dated nine days ahead requesting the latter wal until
tured There dispute that the check drawn good
faith received By the rssponden and by them depo
tied In their bank for coct but notice s
given by them to the maker The counsel appellants
contend hat this oes the Judge should have directed
verdict In their favor requested.
On former trial OF this agreed state OF facts
presented 70 the Judge and rendered which
subsequently reversed appeal On the second Trial. from
the proceedings which this appeal this sssems
produced and put In evidence by the appellants but the
respondents permitted subsequently to s enect
evidence aund the Judge refused to charge the Jury h.
the agreement conclusive to the facts tnercn seeo
This ruling. the sppellsnts contend. wss erroneous
The Court reserved tie decision. - -
Benjsmn vsushsn Abbott and Ebridss = Gerry for the
sppssnts Alexander Wallis and Abraham = Lawrence IT,
Tor respondents.
COURT OF APPEALS-ArrIL iA-Bstors all the Justicss.
MINUTES OF APRIL Is. 10. III
No. II. Hubbard ~ Brievs.-Argument concluded.
"a HiiH - snosnSr1i - 80 q eGDDa6mA
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-cHANBgHs-APRrL l5-BetCre Justice
BARNARD.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBRRs-APRrL b-Before Justice
BARNARD.
THE STANLEY CHILDREN.
Marcus Julius Cicero Stanley having applied for the
custody of his CHILDREN who in possession OF their
mother Eliza C. Fai ch. rud whom lie al gee improper
person TO their the Court referred the mste
John r. Cpsby e.q TO report the facts SC Nj Crosby re-
pr.d In petition and orderwas entered Tor the
appointment OF guardian Of the children Robert T. Aolnes
az .ared FOR Mr.. Stanley.
CiRcrr--APKL l5.-Perore Justice WELLKs.
THE WALL STREET FERRY LEASE.
Jacob Sharp at. The Mayer, &C.
This case was on the calendar to-day, but the trial
was agsn ill "Wednesday morning In consequence Of
the absence OF Mr. Field.
The P-orle ex rel. WIN Is Bech ugt Charles Besrield.
Plaintiff alleged that in 1854 Mayor Westervet ap-
pointed him bs and Jan q 1850 he removed and
b usurped defendant Defendant denied uurpation
and appontment by Msvor Wood Plaintiff proved his
and removal but alleged that no
sroed" by Mayor Wood Defendant insisted that the Mayor
and the Court dismissed the complaint The
ground. held the Stout" with liberty to plaintiff APP
neal without that the heard
at the May Genss Term lheo T. Tonlinson for plaintiff
John II. Trspp for defend.nt
SPECIAL TkKs-Apri l5-Before Mr. Justice SUTHERLAND
THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY.
David Golden Murray agt. Comedies Vanderbilt.
The Plaintiff Us receiver OF the Nicaragua Transit
Company brought Ibis suit TO the amount OF property
been converted by the dant while ne
PRECEDENT of the Company The called on but the de
fnau connse not ready and being obvious that II
commenced the ta could not be concuded h er Tue Gaze
was ed Of for the term.
FrJudce Parker Henry 4. Cram and John shslwood for
plaintiff Charles OConor VIM IL Evs Horace r. CLARK and
CHARLES A. Rap PABLO Tor defendant
Before Justice LEONARD.
VIM. T. Horn Executor, ast- Fannie l.. Allen ct a.
Judgment declaring that IL was not the intention Of
the that his widow should enjoy her In add
ton to Of the property set apart for her during life
widow hood Judgment must be entered against such claim
shares. OF the infant from the income Of the in
fants estate.
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THE BARK WEsHAM AsHoRE.-Tbe ark Wen
ham, previously reported ashore on Wncnil Point
Chesapeake Bay, went ashore, after prting both
chains, in terrific gale on the 9th inst Al her masts
were cut away without relieving her, and sh remained
hard and fast heading off shore. She did lot leak for
several hours, but finally bilged and is NV full Of
vcafar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16

ARREST OF HIGHwAYMAs.-Detective Eustace
and Farley yesterday arrested named julius Sorcorsn
Who charged with highway robbery appear tns On we
street wAmsbursh riding the Jcnsics Plank Road
han's mopey Or h ma The robbss armed With afevovs
which be sy:st he bed Of BIZ victim Iss -: ?. S.s !.
watch 80 - 10 monsy snsf which Ne highway
depsrel Prom he seeuT.ie description u We
- c. 49, - lstsssAst b " vssas asv" 'ssssd
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TIE New TERMINUS OF THE NEw-YoRK AND ERIE
RAILKoAD.-The express aud way trains on ;he New
Yo.k and Erie Railroad commenced passing through
the Bergen Tunnel yes'erday morning to the Long
Dock. The ferry at that place TO Duane street New
York commenced partial operation by running boats
in connection with the trains. II will be completed
and put in full operation on the first day of May The
jersey City Ferr boat Philadelphia, has been char
tered until the boats nearly completed, are
in readiness. The new ferry will be known as the
Payonia Ferry and is located at the foot Of Payonia
Avenue, Long Dock.
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FIRES.
nys1pucrIos ORA cHucH BY FIR,

DESTRUCTION or cHUcH BY FIR
Between and o'clock OH Monday morning, lire
broke out In the new editice on Twenty-trd street,
between First and Second avenues, know as Cal
vary Church Chapel, of which the Rev. james Terry
is Rector. The fire originated from effectively con,
ructed ue, and before flames could be exingushed
the interior of tie edifee was entirely destroyed.
Through the exertions of the firemen the fire was
prevented from extending to the basement, usedas q
iecture-room and Sunday School room. loss about
IS 600. Partially insured.
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NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-N. COLEMAN

T. StflEhE w ~ -, - t,sI-'l r.
Ia. HART Plaiuiid, ag4ins, ALANSON tthOUSOS De
fudsut- summons for n money demand cdfrnct tCom
mot served To the Defendant. You hereby sImoDsd add
REQUIRED the complaint In this action Nch was hled
In the Office Of The CeTk u the City ard Count Sew lott
Az the Civ Hail IN said city, the 18th day March neat
sd n s.r copy of your the said COMPLAINT OF the
subcr.t.r NJ Office number BeeHn ansfec III said CIty
within twenty days after the service Of this summons on you
Yiv. OF The dsy OF such service; and yoi a 10 answer
the sad compliant Within the time Aforesaid he dntn IN
this action will take Judgment gaint you foI h. sum Of on
day Of Mach one thousand eight hundred and hye besides
~ cost OF tbis action Dated Harch H. 1901
n. COLEMAN HART. Plaintiff Attorney: -
rnarll law6wTu. No De.kfldl-st N I.
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surrogate OF
the County NeYorS notice hereby sivs to az person.
Iaing cus s-ast DANIEL fAkSHAW, lat Of the City Of
NewYors present the with vechefs Thereof
10 the subscribers al the ofce Of a h shlthAS NO 10
eighth day OF July nextDsied New rk tie 2ls,
day Of Jannary, 1861. MA j.. EHmAN irIecutor.
~ iay0mIns W ii. FDhRtoi,
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IAlfrTiI.rilInnt
Editor of The

EDWARD II. DIXON. Nj. d., Editor OF The
salp aud Operating snd Consulting Sureeop 10 q ahsv
Office consu,Aors on the d Of tn. pelvic
viscers Rupture Piles Narc0cee aud Fus radically cured
and : 20 3 evenings.
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PRICES or ENGLISH CsRFEIING EECCCED.-
rr,a, opportunity Off red oF ba-ains in spring CAY
reng English Medsiou Velvet Carpets % wide, brussels
THREE ply and Ingsin CARPETS, Rugs Mats, Mating Widow
Shades Table ard Pi1no Covers. Drsee stair Carpets and
Rods Duich CGpsng, &C. Displayed in ten spacious saes-
rooms. HIRAM ANnRRsUSs, No 80 Bowery. Hoaseseepes
and carpet buyers a invited TO call
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The tremendous enthusiasm of the public is only
equslcd by The vi which the people flock 90 BARNAs
NrsErN hear the soulrug The Flag Of onr Union
by Ms Dsuon EvEKI AFTERNOON and EvEsSG, and TO
Bafnurs p.ri0c BeAr whose love " the Union would put
Secrs.ion lrsitoT 70 shAIne.
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rfx. rlIsrxu IN scRAyrox.-n. Srten nsT door . tns
Po.,O6cs In Scranton. VIII serve tn psiX PEG"
N, HsNsu b q Assesh Wsleeens -. W W -
- - 6SiScrs, -, 80 WsseAMo Woe9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16

TEMPERANCE FEsrIvAL.-Mr. Cough will give his
closing lecture in NewYok at the Cooper Institute on
Thursday evening next-it being arranged by his
friends as grand testimonial benefit. BY request be
will deliver his great temperance lecture which go en-
rptured the people of London The lecture is said TO
abound in Characteristic story incident, and aDecdce,
which Mr.. Cough knows 20 well how to invest with
interest TIE friends Of Temperance are all expected
10 be on hama on this OCCASION.
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No as Small al sgt Whestov.-Agued- hiJ. fuL<'sV
for appellant; Mr. Eysrts for respondent. 49,
No 576 Nicoli ct al sgt Michel At d-ATued M ree
for appellant; Mr.. Gapson for reapondenf ~ sou
No. 90. Smith set- varick of for the term. a.
Nos a. 4sAeued togeiher Mr. Sckles for appellant; ~
Wells for respondent. rFft
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II. C. SPIrDISe. ESQ.

II. c. SPILDISe, Esq 49,, ,,
Cepbslie pills more particularly before customers II yon
b. ,. anv y inc Of the kind please seud % me-
One Of NV customers who snhec 20 severe SICK hradaee
ts stinr two cured Of attack IN one hour by
your Pills which sent her
Respectfully yours, 49, - ,,.,,y-e
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SUPERIOR COURT-spEcIaL TEan-APSIL 13-Befsre
Justice MoscRIEy. -
K X Throckmorton agt. VIM. Van Hook.-AltcW-
snce Of $50 granted.
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m..I.s.-Renortsd bv Tderrapi.

Markess-Reported BY Ieesropl
pH,IApxIpHiA April ls-FLouR unchanged: vHnAr inae'
az, Red 81 nGSI -; White, 81 36tl S. Co.'s heavy
s.lss on 1000 bush Yellow se66ot CovysE kio, ~
N,c PsovisoNs dull, Mes Pork 81 ," rnms elsi Lara
lOi Gle. Whisky dull q III 6ise
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DRowSEp.-A Young mon named Daniel Burke,
about % drowned SuHday afternoon GA
Long 'and .nnd near IL mpsleai L. BE lived ~ his CRY,
aud A- 81 trade lis oooy has yet
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-APRIL Ia-bsfen
Jusfice INGRAHAu.

pIscHARGE OF The GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury presented several indictments, and
discharged the with the Thank. Of the CONT Ire
having business ready the Court sdeHzned
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RAxDALL's ISLAND BoYs.-The Randall's Island
Light Infantry are quite excited, and intend 10 offer
their services to the Government. They are well
drilled and gay, though their are weak they can
speak and fight for the Flag of the Union. They will
have a grand parade in honor of the gallant MAJOR
Anderson as coon as he arrives. There about 500
BOYS on the Island.
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HgyRv c. SPALpIss
No. ~ Cedur-st. ". Y.
DEAR SIR:
Ineossa find twenty-five cents ~ for which ,end boz Of
HCenhslc Pills. address Of Rev m c fis ley-
poldfsure. Franklin Co Ohio -
Your Pills like charn-cure headache almost ''0e
Truly yoarH, -, - r,,rpp
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BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. IS, 1861.

rrvHy G. SPlLrr~c. ESQ -
P,ess end ncloed TWENTY-FIVE for which send me
another your CephAc Pills They are truly me Der
~. wv A. SLOWER. p. NJ,
Belle Vernon, WysDdot Co. q.
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REySoLpsBuReB. franklin Co, Ohio,
January ., 1861.
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-. CAUTION.
certain snprtpcpsd persons are attempting 70 palm %
ee onseepectns pubic irtsoss Of ny PREPARED GLUE
Sss'5 ~ psrses 70 sxsiss before pochasIs sad
-. WIAi5lxSs laxpARIp GLUE. n
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Common CouScrL.-The Board Of Cohrcilmen last
evening, in the absence Of q quorum, adjourned 70
Monday next. The Aldermen did not meet.
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CgFHAiIc FILLS
CURE SIGH HEADACHE
CEpHALIC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
CEPHALTC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.
oth.e PHI, the ueriodc attacks OF Nervous or Sick
H,aaoAx NAV b. prevented and the commencement
of su sa.sck immediate relief from pain and sickness viii De
Obtained
Thew seldom fan in removing the NAUSEA and Headache 70
which females subject
y;,.,a,u Men sudents Decse Females and all persons
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The annette giving and s9or TO the digestive organs ana
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The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long investigation
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mating system, from deranged state Of the
stomach.
Thew are entirely vegetable in their composition and be
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10 administer them to children.
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The genuine have FIVE signatures Of HENRY C. sPALDiNo
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Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
A Boz win be sent by mail prepaid receipt Of the
.s PRICE. Is CENTS
All orders should be addressed TO
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING,S CEPHALIC PILLS
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
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these testimonials unsolicited by NJ sPAIpIye thsy
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truly Scientific Discovery
Masoxv111K Conn, Feb. S, 1851.
Mr. sPALDrSe.
have tried Cephalic fis and iNt me" 90 pe tns'
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Psrt the neighbo TO whom gave Few out
Of the trst DO ! got from you
Send the Pins by mail and oohge -.
JAMES KENNEDY
HAvKKPoRp Pa, Feb 6, 1851
Mr. SPAIDING.
SIX: ., n,
wish Won box OF Cephnlc flIs,
. \ Aave ,ecered a great deal Of beNe6f from them
MARY ANN sToIKHoUsE.
SPRUCE CRKKE, Huntingdon Co, Pa, JAM 10, 1851
Il. c. SPiLDIXe.
SIN: - =. r,,
yon win please ena me boxes Of your Cephalic Pills
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Respectfully yours o - ,,,,o,,e
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THE NEW PRopUcE ExcHAsGE.-The New-fork
Produce Exchange opened their rooms yesterday for
the reception of visitors The Exchange room s pro-
noupced by many to be the mos. beautiful OF any IN
the city,
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YPsiLAxrI, Mich, Jan. u, 1861.
Mr.. SPAIDIS0,
SrR.

SIR
NJ lang .,rcs ent 10 box Of Cephae Pills for the
80 az hs Nervous Headache Cosveness and received the
and they had good effect that induced to send
70.
i''' '"N - a. r. WHEELER,
YpIlsna, Mich.
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From the Examiner Norfolk, Va.
.ph,lic Pills accomplish the object for which they were mace
rir. f,re u Erndnche in I'll It's forms
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spRrcE CREEK, Huntingdon Co, Pa, Jan. 10, 1851.
T. C. SPALDING.
SIN: =, ,,,
Yon win please send boxes Of your Cephsic Pills
Send tbs m immediately.
Respectfully yours - - ,,,o,,,
p ST. have used one box Of your Pills and find them
erseteat
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HAvEKPoRp, Pa, Feb. s, 1861.

Sir: =. 49,,
wish Won 70 send box Of your Cephaic Pills.
\ ha,s ,,r,,ed a oreaf deal of bencGf from them.
Yours respectfully,
MARY ANN sTOIKHoUsE.