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All the trains goiag westward connect at Clageland
gith rails ior IO,Bdo, Uhlcefo, golIBbu1i O1c1n-
1at, s.. Loui1, Se.i and Al the trains going go
kailroad ana At Bualo with thOqe Of The New York
osntr1f and Ba1alo , EsV 4e1k Oh A9llroe.'a ~
OIspslsnd, HaSS, lsels -l-i II 2 u e lll
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Ths Rebel Generals HtiIl Promise an At
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LEY YELAND, UVLQMB6s &
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.

ISL. .Tl leuuMKR AgsAEaBMEEEsA .it1e Isl
)n aud after Monday, June 10Th, 1851, PaslanGO-
2 81 Trains VIII have Cleveland g folloNi; 90
$50 A. T. ~. 4 Cincinnati Exprsss-Seopping d
-.l7-- BeEoa, Grafton, yelling ton H6a fonaIor.
u Salem, shelby, Cre8tline, Gallon, Gtlsad-
% --- Qarding1oa, AshlsFsi Delaware, LsW6
-f. - Centre, W0rthington, reachiuR coiunl.s
bus e l015o A. -, Olucinnss Il l.l1 p. ~.
Il end ohioagp Va erestlineat 20 Z. g
? = i and arriving st ColnHhuI 10 p -, a1d 81
Cincinnati 81 900 A. h.
l:5s :. \. HighE Exrrsss-Stopping e an stations
+ norm Of Oreatlins, and e Galion, ,Cardinss
h 5il ton, DelsEa-e and ct ~ othaE stafiOns. 3
leave pAssenser1 only, arriving at Co-
aEa funhQs At il:B P IL and OIEcinul 4 q 5lli
A T., OhicAgo VA Orestlines e ID Ak,
slsIhy. sssisy MsuSsid a 4 4 Nh = Z i r.,,,.,
: u EAn1neid, M Fsrnon, hsEark, kaas5T5la
ofsItlins, PittsbuEgh, TOEt Wayne ohiesEO Ran.
i7i -foeds ioE Ecregt, Opper sAndushy, E8lpksl.
5 ~ Iiras, Fort Wayne, Laporte, C6iosQo. ~ 4
l7s- eest, ara East isE Maalhsl1, " 6oitst lrli z
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DelAEarei win spllngneld, Mt- vernon ana Fisra
af rr b1fgh Bailroad ior SpFinRaeld. rr.r- flf.-
Jolumbusi Little Miami 3 Oolumbns, and Xenia
I I fna AAilfoed, f1r 1slia, Dayton, fhdiansloiiE.
1erre Hsute, St. Loui5, Morrow, L5oTe|a1f
Ier and Cincin1hti, and With ~ Obs 4 49,
. Hiegippi Railroad ct Cincinnat fr Lcu17-
10 lsJEllot kRan5Fille, Cairo, 81. Louis n1e ~ o
pollts on the Ohio river.
Oolumbus, CsnfFai Ohio Raflroad for ESaArk 7ids5a
isl1 Indiana Rhilroaa fof Fiona- Urbshs. - 70
~ For nckets q al points and iafOFnsen q
ply e the Passenger S.alion. ~ p aIE Z
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the Bandu8ky, Dayton and Cincinnati :
mont with Fremont q EndianE n q N r' az n
With the Michigan Southern 3 foffhe
md Tnledo and Wehaah Raiirosil Esf @
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Oat4oS Alton, g. Louis, and "a eoIner -
Wsst and Southwest.
Trains STRIVE Ii OsF8land NOu H. 20 elt 4
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THE REBELS FORTIFYING EDsELL's
!. HILL.
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The Observance Of The National Fast.
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leaye UlsVeland daily Sundays exceptsd q oosgs
Sld A M.-Mail-Afrtyeg at New 4crk 6.oG Al n
Phfadelphia 4:30 A. n, Pitt8burgh s.l0P
= 11OH:, INhseling go :. n HSE Rhiladsphhi
u $50 ?. n.
60 ?. .Rzprsss--Arrigea at New York 100 ?. NJ;
Phtladelphia I2.30 P. n; Pittsburgh us55P.
5i -1 n; W he8itng 5soI A, u. 7Il 1- -l &c
Both Trains connect st Hudson for Akron and
5Oars run through from Pittsburgh 10 New lork
iVia Allentown, without change II liE ll alIlil.
"A Ears e low as By any ether lns.
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THE REBELS PREPARING FOR ARAID
s UPON KANSAS: taa.
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THE CgLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
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FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES.

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w. b. WILKES.
hHINoLDssuRs, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio,l
January 8, 1861.
YPsILsSrI, Mich. Ian. IA I8ai-
From, n. Examt.1. No,fo,L Vn

From ths Ezamise,, Norfolk, Va
Cephalio Pils accomplish tho otjeot for which
taey were nade, VIZ: Cure of headache in al its
Eo,. tbs Ezaminsr, Eo,fogk, Va
They have been tested in more tian d thcuEald
cases, WITH entire success.
From tbs Democrat. So. Cloud, EEina.
asn s5Ts haze been sG1bsd h the
may have them In case of an.attack.
From, the Western R. 4. Gaxstts. C.teayo, H.
We heartily endorse Mr.. SSaldinr and his nm
lvalled Cephaiio Pills.
Fo1l tbs Soxthe,n Path Fi.Ss-, Ne,, O,l.s., r.
III them you that afflicted and We ars cure
., can be addsd to the ALREADY
other medicine can produce.
From tbs 6asetts, Daussport, Iossa.
MT. SpaIding wonld MOI connect his name with
An Article ne did not knoD to Fossess real merit
From the Advertiser, P,oysdsse.. RI
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a rem.rk,bJ-
effective remedy for the headache, and one OF tbe
very best ior thst very frequent complaint which
From, the St. Losis Dsmo.-at,
Pills) Is rapidly increasing.
Ftom the Kana,sAa Valley Star, Ks.epAs, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the mead.
sche, who try thom. viii stuck to them.
From the Advertiser. Pyovids.es, RI
The testimony In their favor Is strong, from the
most respectable quarters. 49,
From the Daily Ns,cs, Ns,opo,,. RI
CephslIo Pills are taking the place of all kinds.
F'o.u the Commercial Bulletin, Boston. Mass.
Said to be very efhoacIous for the headache.
From the Commercial, Cine,nsatt. OAio.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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u A recruit In Buffalo, who lacked an half an
inch Of the regulation height, was much morti-
fed that he could not 90. At last he asked the
recruiting OF Ger what he paid full private. He
was tod twelve dollars. ssWeIl," said he, s'as
amt tail enough for full private, If you'll take
me III go for eight dollars a month " He was
accepted and allowed full pay for his spunk.
III The desire among the British soldiers now
stationed at Halifax 20 join the service Of the
United States Government 10 so great, and de-
sertions in consequence so numerous, that the re-
ceiving ship Pyramus has been lowed to a position
a the mouth Of Halifax harbor for the purpose of
searching everv vessel, whether British or for
eign, that leaves the port
III The Charleston Mercury IL pouring broad
sides Of hot shot into Mr.. r ussell of the London
Times, because that gentleman awarded the
Gen. Beauregard. 1t insists.that the Charleston
iins did all the work, and to them should belong
all the glory
III The inventive talent OF the country il de-
voted to the production Of improved arms and
more destructive weapons of warfare. An inven-
tor in Marblehead exhibits to the Government a
small shell, the explosion CT which, he says
<'would kill the devil
III The British ship Alliance bound for
Charleston, but driven off by the blockade reach
ed 81 John, y. with the Palmetto flag hying
on sunday last. Much excitement was occasioned
among both Americans and Britishsrs by the dis
play.
IL 1t Is said that Jef Davis has invested
nearly all his property In the English funds
PROBABLY IN anticipation that he may at no future
DAY be obliged to fee his country.
III The report that the L. 8 steam frigate
Mississi ppi had captured a steamer loaded with
soot aud shell for the rebels IL confirmed by late
sdvices from Key West.
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THE EVENING STAR.
OUR ORDERS.

Weave no more silk, ye Lyons looms,
To deck our girls for CAV delights.
The crimson flower of hattie blooms
AND solemn marches f. the nights!
Weave but the hsg whose bars to-day
Dropped heavy Ger our cary dead,
Az hOmely garments, coarse AID grey,
For orphans that must tarn their bread.
Keep back your tunes, ye viols sweet.
That pOus del ght from other lands!
Rouse there tie dancers restless feet.
The trumpet iesds our warrior bands
And ye that wage the VET OF words
With mystic fame and subtle power,
Go chatter to the idle hITds,
Or teach the lesson of the hour!
Ye Sybil Arts, in one stern knot
BE al Jour Offices comb ned.
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The destiny of humankind,
And If that destiny could fail,
The sun sh01id darksn in the sky
I he eternal bloom of Nature pale,
And God, and Truth, and Freedom die!
IAtIantie MenthIy.
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING,S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
81 EA DACHE
THAT
n SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH,

as these Testimonials sosye unsolicited BIZ
Mr. SPALDING, they afford ungueStioa-
able proof of the efficacy of Atas
truly scientific discovery.
MAsoNvILLR, Conn.,, Feb. S, 1851.
Pills, and / liz: tisnu 50 1sH thai want 5oI 10
seSd me Two dollars worth more.
2 shsss si 1a' bos o@ S y Thom
your 1n OBJ . ssr W "a KENNEDY
HAvrsgoRp, Pc, Fob. Q, 1851.
Ma. sPALnNs1SIr; wish you to send me on
Tsss Ssal 5sn.tt ron sS.s.. -''' 'AS' ''''''sa
MARY ANN sroIkuousE.
srz'e1 cRHz1, KsnrlSs{os Co., Pa,
n. G. srALpIrs-slr: You viii please ssnd m.
smS e3Ses Of yoar cephalio Pills. Send .hsn i'm
.29is' s' sssP IS: ,.r d s.s f s.M .s I'D
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. is, 1861.
Es send Rdrss
e Icy csPh.iC Pi;ls T1'S aTs sss Gs Ss
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II: c. SyALpIss, Ess: 1 wish for some circulars
or large show hills, to bring yonr Cephslic Pills
more p&ttloulatly before nv customers. If you
Ono OF my customers, who is subject to severe
sick Headache, usually lasting two dsys,) ,sas
| sent her. "
Respectfully yours, w. b. WILKES,
RHIHoLDssuRs, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio,t
January 8, 1861.
HENRY G. SeALDIrs, No. 20 Cedar ttrest, New
York-Dear Sir: Inoloeed md tventy-fys oents
ISL, for which send boz Of "Cephaic Pills. y
send 70 address Of Rev. VIM. c. Filler, ReJnolds-
burg, Franklin county, Ohio
,Yotr Pt!!s tsoTh Ills . skArss-ex-s HsadaeSs
slssog tastdxtsY.
Truly yours, WIN, G, FILLER,
YPsILINrI, Mioh., Jan. Il. 1861.
Mr.. SPALpINe-SiI: Not long since sent 10 Won
Tor box Of Cepbeio Pills for the cure Of the Ser
vous lead ache and Costiyeness, and received the
dNeed 10 send for more Wv
Please send By return mail. Direct to
A. X. WHEELER,
Ypsilant, NJ ich.
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II FRENCH & RlCHsTEIN
lave Just received Q fresh supply Of Mote Pa
velopes 70 match also, flag Paper Of ell kinds,
with and WITHOUT Mottoes; Envelopes tn match.
A large assortment of Stationery. =
New York Papers received daliyi Papers from
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mat 2ss Penn au >nna
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EOY(OR TIE SICK AND SUFFERING,
LEI ALL WHO ARE AEPLICTED
EEsD!
kPfLY The REERDY
kEJOICE ~ HEALTH.

FIisnS. 30 yoa suffer-! Are Jcs tile victim OF suy
eI thohe npni5IOps ii merits Whiah aTIso from i'm.
safis. OF the blood Wtsts.s thsy, do Joa ast!
source Of lie and hcalth, ard it 81. ant
q oe. ba'a- " c-Fond ~ any osuse Tiloh Affects
the systnn no esise infsllIbly stsnsts The cysy
ereTniisnE Neuralgia, the irrltstinE Eysipclss the
suDIe S9f2Inis! tho AEoni1ing Rheumatism, NeI-
soun DebiftJ, DyrEeFsis, Liver COMPS Mt with jts
sorkor ala detection, End the numbeTless Ills thai
nesh 10 per 20 derive their hideons origin from the
n,ooI; Deal kindly then and gently with the blood
Uss the vitaliSins resources OF nature for its sS
sE1 euhsr Is TO commend to Your copS6eocs and
ase tnat trHiy valuable mediosmsnt knoEn 90
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m1Scs ~ tOXS
INDIAN VEGETARLE DECOCTTON

VITA regard to this almost infallibIo syeo,6e
snd the Evidences OF this great sticaoy are sus
tSlned By constant ayows-s Of curative elects and
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
Les us say, In CONCLUSION, that certificates
holsi, but they are volunteered from the most re-
spectacle souroos and justify the hlg hest terms in
Hhlcl II is possible to commend so yaluable a
specific TO public approval. We may add also that
the curative ties Of the medicine are sunled
ing from disease With renewed CONSTITUTIONAL Wig
FOR sale ~ 81 respectable Druggists in this
city, and BY the proprietor, MRS. I'd. cox,
None genuine unless her mans In blown ON the
bottle and her seal on the cork
ATFrIee 81 per bottle, six bottles for S.
SeorEetovn, ID. G., Wholesale Agent for tbs biz
Hiei, and VIII supply the trade at my prices.
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks O
fs,cons OF Sick Headache may be prevented; and
If taken at the commencement of an attack imme-
diate relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fsii In removing the Ndrsea and
Hsadaehs TO which females are 20 subject.
They act gently upon the bowels,-remOvIng Cos
ticsssss.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females,
and all persons of sedentary habits, they are val
liable as LazdttUe, improving the appsti:s, giving
tone and rigor to the digestive organs, and re
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
The CEPAALIC PILLS are the built of long
investigation and carefully conducted ex permen.s
oavlns eesn In use many years, during which time
sheJ have prevented and relieved vast amount of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orIsi-
ustins In the nerroHs system or from deran.ed
state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their oom position
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and tbs at
ssnes Of ory GiSagr.ea6ls taste readers !. Easy TO
administer them to ehildYen.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
The genuine have Ave signatures of Henry C..
Spaldins on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dealers in Medi
cines.
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid on recsisto
the
PRICE, IS CENTS.
AL orders shozld be addressed to
HENRY c. sPALDIN6,
4s CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-29

IMMENSE WHEAT MOVEMENT The Rochester
Union says "the unprecedented amount OF mil
lion and a quarter Of bushels Of wheat passed the
weigh-lock In that city last week. This Is nearly
tAree times the quantity which passed down the
canal the previous week, and considerable more
than was reported for the first nine DAYS of Alay,
when every crsft was loaded that could swim ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-29
70 Be put up b ,trOn. boz, fooOpsrsd. , md 90

70 oe put up IN stron. box, fooopsrsd. and the
IL Is TO be distinctly understood that the wagons
are 10 Of so constructed that the several paris OF
any one wagon will agree and exaotly a those ~
any other, so as to require no Wondering or ar
ranging for putting togsther, ard the msteriss
t.; a.! the wood thoroushly seaso ed, md fhs
wo'k Ia al Its parts faithfully executed in the best
vorkmanike manner. ~
Tae work may be inspected from time to time a.
IL prOsTe 8, by cf ser agent of the natter
painted until II shall have been Inspecied aud ap-
prov ed b. said oihcsr or agent autho ned TO in
sPeotlt. When hui he'd, painted, and acce pied by
an ofhcer agent Of the Quariermaster's Dt part
,nent, ard delivered as herein agreed, they snail
be paid for.
NJ. G.. MEIGS,
ia I'D tar A. n