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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-12
The Convention-Csrrespomdence.

Nessrs. VIM II. HARRIsoN,E. w. EGGLE.roN. p
WILKINSON, Ed. dREEN, ard others
deh'tsHsn our letter OF the 9th Instant in
which you earnestly desire ms TO proclaim m
sell ca idldate to represent tnls Electoral Dis
trict III the ensuing State Convention, was handsd
To HE yesterday.
In the present state of the country, | copside,
my sell bound 10 yield o ur wishes, and those al
other trends by whom have heretofore been So
lclted to become a candidate
The time between this and the day of election il
so short that the people of the district cannot
meet IN Convention, and select a candidate whose
sentiments could be generally made known Ia
them. otherwlse, should prefer TO wait to learn
ana de1er TO their escei tanned pIeiersuce AS n
10, Shall endeavor 10 inform the voters of INV
opinions upon all subjects likely to be- considei ed
In Convention. ~
shall attend the public meetings in the district.
ana uss all means IN my power TO acquaiut them
with my views. ~
tencer you my warm thanks for your klr d an
pTeelation OF my Capacity TO represent YOU IN this
cIltlcal ara alarming condition of public affairs -
ii elected, shall discharge my duty faithfully
an1 ieaflessly TO my Sale, To whom | owe allie
lance. Most fat fully WIN
LEWIS 4. HAayIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-12

n TIE ANNUAL MEETINGS OF
go THE NJ RS Al l. AND HENRY
COMPANIES will be held at the office of Lee Il
peasants. on llth street, this SATURDAY.
evening at 6H O'Clock.
q LENDERS who cannot be present are requested
to send their proxies. JAS. X. LEE. Sec'y:
ia Hit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-12

49, DItS.-MRS. J. A. WILLIAMS, Nj. b.,
has returned to The city, and will resume the
practice of MIDWIFERY. Also. all diseases of
Females and Children. both ACUTE and GIRO
NC. Residence on Broad, between LIST and Fou-
suee stfeeIs' ia 8-6t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-12

IA History OF the Puritans.-Any gentle.
man VINO has for sale, or IS wiling to loan, a copy
OF Dr.. COLTS HISTORY OF THE PURT
TANS." will confer favor BY informing us ofths
same at the Dispatch office. ia 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-12

MInLUTHIAE TICE-Tte
w. annual meeting of the Stockholders of
the Mi DLOrnlAN COAL MINING COMPANY,
VIII be held on TUESDAY next, the 18th INST, at
IL &c ocX, at the Office of the Company
Ja9-6t JNO. 6. STANARD, Sec'y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-12

"a constitutions that have been nearly
worn out from Dyspepsia and Disordered Bowels
and tiyer; can be entirely cured BY the regular
had Of oil the principal Druggists In Virginia
orders Will te promptly filed, by addressinz
ia H-ts +. BAKER, Richmond, Va
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4 THE NEW COMPANY advertised

-
eS>-A~a for some days past VIII hold their Sc
cond meeting, is stated, SATURDAY EVEN Y
ING next, and all persons who desire to JOIN III
II VIII please hand IN their names to Dr.. PARK III
dist Book Room. or to MIR. Rop'T Il. wHIThocx.
18th street, bet Main and Cary. The officers h ave
not been ELECTED as yet, nor have the arms TO be
used been definitely determined on. ia LIFT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-12

"a Pistols, Pistols, Pistols -Justrpceiyed,
ONE HUNDRED COLTS CkLE RATED
rlFE-aHOO FMS: army, navy and pocket siz es.
JAMES WALSH, Gun Importer,
ia l0-1w co Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-12
DIED,
On the Sd day of Aug ast, at Little Spring. Madi-
son county, Arkansas, J. w. BOOTWRIGHT
aged 60 years.
DIED.
NAHiNE NcEALI4ANCn.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY II.
gh Water this day tsa,mday) 55l o'eloeL.
ARRIVED.
echr. John Aumack, Pearce, Attakapas, sugar
and moasses, C. T. WORKMAN 4 Co.

ARRIVED.
schr. John Aumack, Pearcs, Attakapas, sugar
| and molasses, C. T. WORKMAN Co.
Steamship jamestown, skinner, N. Y. mdzs
and passengers, Ludam Watson.
Steamship virginia, Kelly, Philadelphia, mdze
and passengers, G. p. Cardozo
Schr. An rev Armstrong, Matthews, Norfolk
produce Hatcher Webster.
Schr. Mary ,Eiiza, Moorecock, James River,
mdEs.
schr. George Williams, Owen, SCOTS Creek,
:, LIyERpooL, Dec. a. Cfd, ship Petrea, sturges,
Norfolk.
NEw York, jan. Gard. schr. Stag, Richmond.
CID. schr Ann d, Norfolk.
=, ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 10 Ard. sehrs. Samarla,
NorfGik; Cambria, do.
* CITIZENS OF RICHMDND-You
>-Ia are betrayed. Your Delegates in the
Legislature present you before the ation IS OBJ
Observation-Disclosures Will you silently
- GU favor Convention. promptly called. Your
you wish.
Will you tamely submit? Will you wait? or will
and obstructlons to prompt lesis alton, intimate
your lear! Or will you call q meeting and instruct
these dehberators. who hesitate to act viii LIST the
enemy storm the citadel? la 2-lt'I CIVIS.
RICHMOND LIBRARY COM
- PANY-A gene raj meeting Of the STOCK
holders of tie RICHMOND LIBRARY Comply
WIZ re beld the Merchants Insurance Compa-
nys Once on Tt tuesday,. the 22d day af Janua,y,
1901 at o'c'Cc ?. M. As BUSINESS of great i'm
questeu that full meeting take place either of
the STOCKHOLDERS IN person or by proxy.
ia H-lot ALIEN. SCOTT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-12

~ Dyspepsia is hydra. headed disease,
Ind n" foeman worthy of it's steel.' This remedy
at once expels the disease from the system and
restores the digestive organs to a state of heal
and comfort.
Sold by ADIE& GRAY. PURCELLLADD
CO, W. PETERSON, J. p. DUVAL and by ali
other dealers In medicines. ia l0-2tW&S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-12

w tD-NEGRO C1RPENTFRS -
w James River and Kanawha Company w 9s
hire few able bodied Negro Carpenters to I'll Nh
on the repairs of the Canal For such IA car -
wen recommended as good workmen, a Ths,sl
ntle VIII 10 PAID. +. l. CHINN
ID = |W Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-12
LOST AND STRAYED.

LONT.-A pair of heavy Col d
60 sESPECTACLES lost, between GA
and Broad streets ami oh aud
Leigh streets A reward will be given for them
II ie1t at THIS oflce. ia l2-It*
49, STKAYED-On Wednesday, 9Th in
aEs~S4 slant. from lion Hill, biac tan-ooi-
--Aored HOUND. with slit ears A re-
ward of So will be paid if delivered to me.
lNO. W DIRE NRY, No II Pearl ST,
ia l2-V Richmond, Va.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-04
(DugressiOtiaI.

WAsuINGroN. Dec 27.-SGNArE
\ number OF petitions were present
ed.
Mr.. Rice presented a resolution.
and asked Tor it's reference to the
Select Committee of thirteen. It
was SO referred without reading.
Mr.. Green called for the order of
the day - territorial business. A
bill was reported from the Committee
on Territories, to provi e for the
territorial government OF Arizona,
and taken up. Mr.. Green explained
the bill.
Mr.. Brown moved to add sec
ton, that the act OF the Legislature
OF New Mexico for the protection OF
slave property, be enforced in this
territory.
Mr.. Trumbull moved to amend
that the law which was in force in
the said territory at the time Of the
annex alton. be in !orce until il be-
comes a state.
Mr.. Doolittle said we had lived
together for eighty years in peace. -
Peace was based on two ideas: =
First, that the federal government
nor citizens OF non.slave-holdina
states, should make no aggression,
in tie states; and the other, tha
neither the federal government, no
the citizens OF the slave.holdint
states, should make any aggress
ions, nor undertake to overthrow
freedom in the territories.
II these conditions were broken
there cannot be peace. He said tn
Constitution was the supreme lay
OF the land, Of every state, and if tn
Constitution contains any languag
! which would abolieh slavery in
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-04
Douglas on Secession.

The following are extracts from
Judge Douglas speech at Norfolk,
Virginia, a few months since. Will
he adhere to his positioni
Nsw Yonx, August 27.--Judgs
Douglas had an enthusiastic recep-
ton at Norfolk, and spoke in the
pres, nee OF @ 900 people.
In the middle OF his sddress, . ss!ip
o paper was handed him. Il wss
cut from the Norfolk Duly AJgys,
and contained two polite quessions:
The first ia: III Abraham Liacoln
be elected President vf the United
States, would the Southern states be
justified in seceding from the UrionP
Mr.. Douglas said: TO this en-
phaticalIy answer N"'" lGrsat ap-
plsuse
The election of q man 10 tho
Presidency by the American people,
in conformity with the Constitution
OF the United States, would not just
ify any attempt at dissolving this
glorious Contederacy." Appiause.
Second: at they, ths Southern
states secedo from the Union upon
the inauguration OF Abraham Lin
ooln, beIore he commits An oy, rt sot
against their constitutional rights,
will you advise or vindicate resist-
auce by force to their seeessiou?'
Il answer emphaticslly, that 4 10
the duty of the President Of the Uni
ted States ami all in authority un-
der him, to enforce the laws u the
United Ststes passed BY Congsess,
and A. the Courts expound them;
and |, rs in duty bound by my oath
and fidelity to the Constitution.
would do al in my power to aid the
government OF tn. United States in
.naintainin, the supremacy OF tho
laws against all resistance to them,
come from whatever quarter It may.
"ln other woIds, ! think the Prs.
sident OF the United States should
treat all attempts to break up tho
Union by resistance to 'ss laws. ~
Old Hickory treated the Nuilihsrs
~ 1884" [Applaass
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-04

~ Law, will promptly attend 10 all bust.
asss entrusted to his care.
AS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
will attend to the Writing and acknowledging
OF deeds and mortgages, and to the taking Of
tepositions.
0vSIos-Melodeon Building, in the room for.
merly occupied by ]. F. Caples, Esq.
Ftndlay, Ohio, April 23. 1853.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-04
IL sysk.s, cSsssltls

w uFhiHHto"' 40 ~ y !. Z
Thk S<iers KsheD Ctphtltt
was tie only cxcspti6n. "s~f@
9. Mr.. McClevnsWd said there mnss
he some speciai reason fos hiastes
vote fov such peFmissioa. 4zss.g
Mr.. Morris replied that hs ksd .
conversation with. the Secretary Of
the Interior, who suggested thas Ne
COMMITTEES miehs have 10 bse1 ~.
session at some other poins than this.
1t would not now be proper to give
an explanation. lie asked the
House to confide in the discretion Of
the committee. A a-sN ~
After some futher coavcrsssisa,
.he resolution was adopted. With ~
the Reporter. =
The Houee went into Com mmittee,
and tonk up the Indian Appropri.
alton d III.
1t frequently appeared that there
was no quorum present, AMI il was
finally agreed that the bill should b
reported to the House on Monday.
to which day the House adjourned.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-04
who Major Audersea L., and Whist he
has done.

Maj. Anderson is now about fifty
six years old, and was born in Ken
lucky, entering the Military Acade.
my from that state, and graduating
with distinction June 30, 1925. Ths
record Of his military service shows
that he was promoted to q First
Lieutenancy in 1888, and was made
Captain by brevet in 1898, Coz gsi-
lsntry and successful strategy In tho
war against the Florida indians.--
In tue same year he was appointed
Assistant Adiutant General, with
the rank Of Captain--the Csptsincy
itself not coming until the October
Of lS4l, aud his present rank Of Ma
jor only reaching him last year.
Major Anderson has slso pa form
ed large amount Of the staff duty
incident to the service OF o iew years
since, aud before il was made dis.
tinct from duty in the line. He act.
ed US Assistant Inspector Of the Hi
nois volunteers, serving with Abrs-
ham Lincoln in the Black Hawk
war Of 1889. He was Assistant
Instructor and Instructor Of Artillery
at the Military Academy 10 the
years ls35-'6-'7, and was Aid de-
Camp to Major General Scott 10
1888.
During the Mexicsn war, the Ma
jor endured all the labors and dan
gers OF the campaign, being severely
wounded in the assault on the enc
my's works at Molino del Rey, and
receiving brevet majority for gallant
and meritorious conduct in that act
ion. Major Anderson has also re-
ceived from the government many
evidences OF its trust and confidence
other than those bestowed by the
War Department.
/ His last service, previous to his
taking command OF Fort Moultrie,
was a. = member Of the cornlnissioQ
ordered last Summer by Congress
to inquire into the n,anner Of To-
structfon at the West Point Military
Academy. The labors Of that com.
mission, in which Major Anderson
performed his part, have already
been laid before Congress-.
In physique, the Major is about
Ave feet nine inches in height; his
figure is well set and soldirrly; his
hair is thin aud turning to iron gray;
his complexion swarthy his eye
dark and intelligent; his nose prom
met and we'll formed. A stranger
would read in his air and appear
ance, determination, and an exaction
of what Was due to him. ue has q
good deal Of manner. In intercourse
he il very courteous, and his rich
voice and abundant gesticulations 90
well together. He is always agroe.
able and gentlemanly, firm and dig
nified "a man Of nndaunted courage
and as a true Soldier, may be relied
on to obey orders and DO his duty.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-04

Nxw YcRx, December e4.-Ths
cloth warehouse oi Brainhsil. white
~ Lock ood, No. los Duane strsss.
" as burglariuusly entered lxss aiwhs
and about IS, ,Oo0 worth Of vcssiAEs
B AIKEN.
Bosr n, Zee go --rhrss haAdresf
.men w.,s y.si~s,iay ss,,s tross ,Ass
Chsrlssion Macy i .rd, hy special
train, to Join the ship'ot- war 4aes'
1oDida at ports,South.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-04
CxNNoT BE SURPASSED.

"at law prices to suit the times.
cS A stock Vf fancy Cases will he sold out
ut GREATLY reduced prices.
Having SKY lIGuT along with ~ the other
improvements ot the day. We can produce a
3OoD-rosED picture. Examine spcrmrns At
the revolving sign and at the rooms. IN nF.
Rawson's block, opposite Wheeler & rros.
W RETTERNAN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-04
NTATUnE,s AssIsTANT,.

IN DIR. Y. ID. SOPER, would respec ectfury
announce that he has permanently located in
Finday' where he will attend To all calls in his
Profession.
- once in Colts Block, formerly occupied
ny Dr. ARMSTRONG tJanuary l3, 1850
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-04

Which For durability. cleanliness beauty, and
usefulness, renders them preferable tn any
other; and OH account of the small price II
costs for Il set of good Teeth, none need be
tuothless.
Gail at his Office and see specimens.
All operations warranted, and as cheap as
other Resident Dentists.
EgCaraliln Work put up for other Dentists
on reasonable terms,
FtsDLAY, sept. Is, ls60.-t2m
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-04

sg Orders for Collins ofnny qualify prompt.
iy attended TO, at as LOW PRICES as any
where else. Ii. PORCH.
FiSDLAy, September 81, lsG0.
All kinds Of turned Chair Stuff on hands at
Porch's shop. All kinds of Wood farming done
t0 order on reasonable terms. by
JOHN GOODWIN.
September 81, 1850.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-04

Diseased Teeth and Gums treated loo sc,cu.
the manner; aud Teeth R,led with Gold Ful.
Stauicl. "r Osieupia-tr, winch resembles the
natural Teeth, and at one hall the price IL!
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-04
r e TT E r M A MS
(voRNERLY sroCGuToS's)
AMBROTYPE GALLERY,

NHlS establishment has hecn so long in ope.
ration and It's reputation rs So well known
y the people ~ Hancock and 3dinln nc couu.
q, that We presume It is not necessary To
'sshtion rHEFACT, that al the different 81 yles
mic - N taLs hos t, a
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-04
FURNITURE

DElSONS wishing tn buy Furniture that is
i worth more than simply carrying home :
Will hnd good lot of
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-04

At my Old Shop,
FAST OF THE WOOLEN FACTORY.
In tho manufacture of my Bcdsteads, use 2
cast iron fastening (my own inventory, which
fnr ease OF setting up, permanency and dura
bility, IL superior 10 AL others now IN use.
Call and see my stock before you buy else
where. All kinds of Furniture made To order
Cheap for Cash.
All Work Warranted!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

menis. The business Of the Clearing House was STC
1929. The Pennsylvania Central Railroad bas 4
elared dividend of 3 y cent payable May Is. Tbsi
is no change In money, and but little disposition
operate in paper, excepting in gilt-edgsd. II alnd
impossible to pass single name dry-goods paper. II
current rates of interest arc 406 y cent. Treasury
Notes are duh. The demand for investment h very
light and our merchants are too patriotic TO buy then
TO turn in for customs. They all paying dutes -
gold. The Produce Exchange opened t6sir nav rooD'
for business to-day. Land Warrants are slow Of sale,
at Soc. per acre.
dispatch from Wisconsin annooDces that the Leg
islaure has authorized the suspension Of specie pay.
ments by the banks This will prsvens tho sauehtss
Of the bonds of these banks held a. security for ccu
ton, in the present depressed stags of the market
The Board of Brokers to-day struck from their kst
the stocks any bondsof the NewYork and New. HAYES
Railroad refusing to deal in the securities Of Compa-
ny which throws on the pablo the loss growing out
of acts Of its own officers. The Commercial says:
announced hs. separation e The ss..
Sioe from t. spurious STOCK :. tho sIS New ha,se
staining The Company Ion paving si,Ss.S' ;nossS S:s
viii be paid to the .toclholder: on demand
Aws understand In August 1853 the psJmsn. Of ,he av
Ss5S S S %h. SGgy s~s
s.. made OFT list q ss1.ps 80. IN Which w:; GrS
-"
damages TO the holders he overssued stock The New York
and New Haven Railroad Company appealed from THE latter part
Of bis decision and the holders Of the stock appealed from On
vs-ous points.
Some months since the Company made motion before Judge
Barnard TO have the injunction removed and this aopesr
bias been and they .dve.s c.J TO .hs
August 1859 dividend but tina, they have opened Their transfer
lit may be materially altered both by the General Term Of tho
supreme Court and the Cont Of Appeals The Company show
thai they DO no: nsider Judge ngsa OPT ion hns oo
tie fac. tina. they have appealed from his decision.
The banks in their weekly statement show the efied
of the payments into the Treasury the last ssus
of Treasury Notes. The loans show increase from
advances made on these notes. in the other items
there is no change worthy Of note. In the present.
strong position of the banks however, the weekly
fluctuations of very little importance.
The following Is comparative statement Of the con.
dtion Of the Banks of New.York City April 18th and
April 90:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

CTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
- FAST. LONDONDERRY. and DUBLIN. for s1.-Ths
Al powerful yde built steamship UNITED KINGDOM, Capt
Craig will sail from Pier No 81 North River foo, 81 very
street TUESDAY. Apnl g. 81 noon This steamship
fitted In the approved stye TO ipsur. the comfort and
ssety Of passenger Rates Of passage Cabin ESQ intsrn-
date f93 Sserses including an .6andn Of cooled
provi,iona The succeeding g. y UNITED SfATEs will sail
on TUESDAY July 9Th. Apply TO FRANCIS MACDONALD
4 Co, No. 81 Broad st., corner South william
EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
class s,es ner will leave New York ID. Isl h and llt
e.ch month except when these dAes A on SUNDAY when
the day Of departure viii be tho MONDAY following For
fegt or pa ,sse andy Al the only Office No.
ID. b. ALLEN. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

RECRUITING OFvIcE AT THE ToMBs.-Capt John
Lslor opened recruiting Office yesterday morning hs rsne
and before O'Clock lees than 20 enrolled eu Nance
But 81 ss wanted d ,h number viii probably b ns6e
IN to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

RARTINE~ LOTION-The best known remedy
or the rheumatism, neuralgia fever and ague burns cramps
cole and and chronic diseases generally
having used win be without H. Principal depot 2aI
wssangton-st Price 20 cents per bottle. J. FULLER.
DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, and kindred
Sisessss saecusly cured by daily using DAVIS ERvA-
49, IhACkERS No Drug required Made only by Isaao
VARSITY Craeker Baker, 2ls forsytbse Bee circular.
4 AIAkkh The victims Of this malady must
~ n n6@ that The only yosITyE for prepared
~ S,..I ssd = b bad nib SIes0ns fs u'iss ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
ipeooins CARDS, ST.


n
From foot Of CORTLAND Connecdlg Hampton Juno
on with Delaware, ackswannA and Western Railroad and at
ston with Lebigh Valley Railroad and is connections forming
direct line TO HaIrisbug without change on cars. .o,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT-Commencin March i, ie'i-
Leave New Iofk az follows:
HsaKIBunG ErpNEss-Ats M for Eas,on, BEADING Potts
Vile Hsrhsbrxg Mauch Chunk, Wuhsmspon, &c.
MsIL TRAIS-At8s for Easton, Water Gap, Scranton,
Great Bend, Pittston WlkesbsIre, &c, ~ =, ,,,,y
I'm THHOuGB THAis-for Esston, Mauch Chant WuhamS
port Reading, Potisville, Harrisburg kc .,.
IPa THsoueH TRAis-For Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown
and Msuch Chunk. an
GP.n WAY TRAIS-for Bomervillc:
ErPnEss .RAiY poR HAKRsnuHazIhe % m ExPrem tram
om Nsv arrives at Harrisburg u 70 noon In time TO
connect with fast trains East aud on Cectrs
Railroad Northern Central North and South enc Win mo com
ErTAHsTHypoST lsp Nxw.Yoxx Fsnnr.Lssve Hew-fort
from Pier No. 2. North kiver 81 'Io ana ii'" 'N'
LEAVE ELIlsr1u-AtsI5.73 100, and s:3s m DO $50
III. bos stop .. Bsren Pen. snd MHISe H.bor svsIIp
sseh way. JVnN w. e1AS's' e'S'''''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

o.,o,,v, DAVE DISPATCH
cs- "A STITCH IN Tmn SAVES NIsk ~ m 4. a.,
I,oc,ts rid happen, eren in Ud!regHiasd amuh Hn
~ S.,bie TO have some cheap and Convenient way Tor 70
pairing furniture, Toy, CIocssfry &c seS;rn oIur
III .ncb emergencies and household can shord 10 Do
i,bou n 10 always ready and up 70 he .,eIns point
"nuo"n "UsEF(L IN EVERY ROUSEu
n D.-A piusn seoo"'P HENRY c. 6PALDIE0,
Aodfe" No. % Cedsr-st, New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
CEPHALIC PILLS,
IEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE HCK HEADACHE.
CEPHALIO PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.

q, N. u.s of,be,s Pills the periodic attacks ofNfe1' S.
Headache may be prevented, and taken ss toe
Of an ATTACH immediate relief from pain and hcAne VIII W
obtained. ,,,.
Y.v .dom fail In removing the Nausea and Hsoodef 70
which females subject
They act gently upon the bowels removing C'''stnes
Pa, Literary Men Studen Delicss Females and oil persons
a, eotoyv habif they valuable IHzdf'es improving
th o,,,f giving and to the digestive organs and
,.ns the natural elasticity and strength OF the whole System
Tha CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long investigation
and carefully conducted experiments having been In
xesr, during which they have prevented and relieved
,.st amount Of pain and suers from Headache whether orig
mating In the y,tem from deransed state Of the
stomach
T, ere entirely vegetable In their competition, and nsy DO
taken at an times with perfect safety, without msknsany change
Of Diet and the absence dsageeabe taste rendes 1t ea'y
10 adminisiey them TO children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
The sepune have Eve signatures Of HENRY c. SPALDlNG
on each Boz.
Sold by Drnssists and oil other Desle In Medicines
Boz win be sent by mail prepaid on receipt ofthe
RRICE, Is CENTS
An orders should be sddressedto
HENRY G. SPALDING,
No ~ CedWst., New Yorh