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MOtels.

MANHATTAN btUfkL.----NOs.
l 30 and uErqz ssEss q apoE from gEqs' Has
Pr5prietors. T- y, Hugginat lste Of Pearl street.
G0nse, BoStsns h o. Fling lss d hoVaoy's Aoiei
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-02
CrDckFra & GhinawarE
TTHINA, OROUKERY & GLASS
KILLIAN 2. FOaG,
CHIHA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,

Importer snd Dealer In
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
UHITE STONE CHINA-EN-
wv FTRELT Of james Edwards MANUFACTURED
made 4 fhs English Potseriss, warranted not %
rack nor turn yellow nom hot EaserEis 90 ;1y Ry
II can Be bOlght elsewhere.
TOLD BAND CHINA-0F THE
hpsst quality imported direct feH ETa2ss sI 2is
SEorth $500 Diningsets for 5000 worth $50
ANY pisces wanted can be bad ssDerate from sets.
CILVER PLATED WARE
Doubls Plate looks Is we'll as Silver, ct one-ffth
cost and win last s p fEAs ls e = s. essI n CON- %
tock q these goods comprises ~ spno,5s
SAs4 gS4A4 E& TEA URNs, N1PKiN RiNGs. =
BUTTEs PlsHEss sqF6P VI 6HP5V0AnISs 0nSs
TEA sETsi ~, &c, &o., &C.
~Aa FrxEURES.-OUR PRESENT
1toek comprise = the Largest hnd most con-
ZEE sI ~ ts Ightss Nch Braokets Drop Lights
Gas. Psper. I'm and T. 'ssparent Mica Shades
SgsEs And IS. Gas Ig1ssSTss sr yrINe and REPAIEs
or Alterations Of Gas Pipes pro- Vpty eteenoeo 70 a.
the lowest rates.
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTl.
CLEs-A great variety Of new %nG inveptioRs
articles kfEcnen u6e-lHp0r-aaFlilE
we'll worth an examination from cuTiosit loe, s1Sn
e Rotary Egg Bsaterss Oyster Broiiers, stsDSS
Openerg, Plate Warmers, Fire-Irons any Ssrn st5
Foidiug Tenders, Knife and Spoon BasketsS 1ADle
Mats, &C.
rzN-Housekeepers and those about going to hNuse-
kesuinR are invited to csll and examine our 9teofS
VThlch we shail take pleasure In showing even II
they do not wish 70 purchase.
'"'' - WILLIAM P. FOGG,
G 81 I N A 81 A L L,
Corner of Superior B Seneca Sts.
anIs
EGG BOIIEkS-FOR THE Ia
u BILE, With three-minute glasses attached
Just received by Lieb23l ". T. 10.-9:
EGG G. PS,
~ EGG HOLDERS,
EGG GLASSES,
EGG LADIES,
WIRE EGG BOILERS.
uo-.,1a hv Tfeh2Sl W. p. FO9G.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-02

Several members of companies not yet
mustered into service, deserted night before
last. A member of the Fremont company,
who deserted his comrades the day before
they arrived here, made his appearance in
camp this morning, and was followed about
by the Fremont boys, hOOting and jeering
him. He made himself "seIdom " very
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-02

BoCK BEER.---Bock Beer and Concert this
day at National Hall. 2t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-02

@ E. Grisselle, NJ. D., has removed to
Ne. s5 Prospect street, next door west of Mr..
Whites Church. asa aplII-RII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-02

HOUSKEEPERS GOODS.
T. L BALDWIN Z CO.,
OGer this day an enormous stock Of Goods In
HOUSEKEEPENQ DEPARTMENT.
5000 yards Of
COTTON LINEN SHEETIEGg,
all widths and QuAiities-irom TO 12-4
COTTON LINEN PILLOW CASTINGS;
all widths and qualities-4-4 to 6-l. %. a- r4
RICHARDS0E'S LINEN DAMAsK5,
Cloths, Napkins Doglias, Diapers, Huckabuck, &C.
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
for Shirts and FrOnts-the most celebrated Linens
for wear. aI--
COUNTERPAEES & QUILTS,
Blankets, Table, Stand ana Piano Spreads. Window
Hollands.
N0TTINGHAU DRAPERIES p
Stripped Embroidered, Harness & other Drapsries.
THE Low PRICES
&C which these goods have hesn purchased enable us
to offer
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
20 Housskeepers In all kinds Il
HOUSEKEEPING aGOODSi
All goods marked in PLAIN hgures-ONE PRICE
ONLY fapr2ll Z. L. BALDWiH& 4 co.. +
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-02

~ All should not tail to read the sdver-
tisement of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-02

~ See advertisement Of Dr.. sanfOrd's
Liver Invigorator. s,5 no.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-02

C. C. C.-cary's Cough Cure. dec2sRlO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-02
CORRECTION.

The " Wright Guards " mentioned in yes
terday mornings paper as having gone from
Camp Taylor are from Madison and Perry,
and not, as stated, from willoughby and
Painesville.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-02

The Rev. Mr.. Beatty of the Bethel Church
is distributing Bibles and tracts among the
soldiers at Camp Taylor. He is also unre-
mitting in his attentions to the sick, and is
deserving of much praise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-02
TO THE LADIES.

SIX FOOT GUARDS, ATTENTION
The members of the Flag Guard will
meet at Apollo Hall, over RaynOids' Hard
ware sto-e, near the foot of Superior street,
on Thursday evening next, May I'd, at Z
o'clock precisely, for the purpose of organi-
zation and drill. Experienced drill masters
will be present.
Bv order @. g, RAAB0N,
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TERMS S a sssR:s: ~: 5. 5ssEa:; 1is Ill.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18
Uslu WfIeaps 9ailp Crescent.
OFFICIAL. JOURNAL.
II o NJ q II
TREASURES DEPARTMENT.,

4 New Orleans, July >, ls6l
The following Is list Of the names and amounts
&c the Unpaid Tax Bills for the taxes on Real Is
tate, slaves and Personal Property for the year
1850, remaining III my hands this day. These bills
Can be paid III tie Treasurer office, City Hall for
thirty days from date hereof, by paying the costs
III advertising, which is rs cents, and interest g.
the rate Of 10 per cent. per annum from date until
paid. Atthe expiration Of the thirty days, all un-
paid bills will be placed il the hands Of the Assist
ant City Attorney for legal collection ACCORDING
to the law Of 1859, which reads thus: fhe
Treasurer shall give notice that judgment thereon
viii ~ applied for to the District Courts aceoralng
Is the first letter 81 the name Of the delinquent
taxpayers, asfollows ~ bills nom 70 2, lneu-
sively 10 the second District Courts all bills from
q 81 ipclusiyely, to the Third District Court all
bills from to inclusyely 70 the Fourth District
Court ali Bills from 9 70 r. inclusively, 70 the
Fifth District Court an bills from s to q inclu-
iyely. vs. Tie Sixth District Court 2
ADAM GIFFEN. City Treasurer.
Ngw GRIEA Ans, July o, 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15
THE EVENING STAR.
4 Valuable Cow.

I have DevOnShire cow, six years old, be-
low, rather than above medium size, which
has furnished, at fourteen successive miikings,
from Saturday evening, May 25, to Saturday
morning. June 1st, Inclusive, Isl pounds OF
nilk. or tbis milk, l2l pounds were set for
cream, wkioh made seven pounds Of butter
being q fraction over II pounds of milk to the
pound Of butter. The whole Of the milk, for
the week therefore, would have made nearly
1854 pounds Of butter For the following 10 or
I6 days, she averaged Is pounds Of milk per
day, which at the above rate, would have
made Is pounds of butter per week, and a
triHs over. She came in, May 3D. Her keep
Ing Of course, is the very best-goOd water,
salt, hay every day in the year, about 2 pounds
Of proVender per dsy, small supply oc roots,
shelter, litter, pure air, and the run of half
acre pasture. She Is 40 street-wslker, and is
never subjected to kicks eudgels, or Billings.
gate; in accordance with RsrcY's opinion, that
such discipline is Of doubtful efficacy, for the
improvement either Of the manners, or the
milking qualities of tho COW. 1t will be per-
ceived that / have selected the most produce
tive part Of the season fO- testing her capacity
for butter making. At the present date, her
daily yield of milk seems to be lesSeuing.-
Asssslssr. J. L. CHANDLER.
Sc. A15sas, June 20, 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOk NEW YORK,
e a.

The Camden and Amboy and Philadslphls and
bTEsnPH k. rs SEW Sd h1s PPHWA
T6kfaI s. Ws q 81
Ats A M vi. Camden and AmbOy. &C. and A.
hoo 90 E1"aen una jersey CITY, IN j.
A. 8 4; N. via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
Atdih A. NJ. via KsLsinEton and Jersey City.
(Western Expressly
A. ~ r; NJ, via Camden and Amboy, 4 ooommo-
APP NJ, via Csmdel and Amboy. &C. and A.
At tE1Ssnip, A.; via Ksn'inEtOn and Jsrse, City.
At So ~ II. bennington and Jersey City,
ASP, NJ. via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
A. nv ~, VIA Camden and Jersey City, (south
Second Clsss Ticket. -'.'
Ma. NJ 9s. s sIssp, sdn' daily The p
For Belv.dere. Esston, Ls~bertvlIle, Fleming
ton. DO Attic A. M; and AZ r. NJ, from Ken
For Water Gap, stroads burg. Scranton. wilkes
from via DslsSsTs, Lsckava lo a. md
Western X ailroad. -NN
ia os ssS
the 10 A: NJ Ii eeonnects with She train leaving
;, For Mount Holly at and A. M. aud and ~
For Freehold stsA. NJ and 2P.M.
For BIZ istol, Trenton, &c. at ITO A. NJ, ~ and
2S r. M from kensInston, and ~ p. nj from
For Palmyra RiVerton, Delanco, Beverly. Bur
'nston, Fiorenneco, Bordentown, 90, st l3k, J..
Steamer Trenton for Bordentowu, and interms-
dlsts places, at Az r. M. from Walnut street
III For New York aud WAY Lines. leaving
"A snslRston Depot, take the cars on Fifth street,
.rv q nan az nous before dePa ture fhe
rom the de pot.
FIFTY pounds Of baggage oniy allowed to fsoh
passenger. Passengers are prohibited from taking
spythlns as bssssse but the.r, wearing apparel.
All osfSese over MY Pounds to be paid for
beggsss TO one dol Ar per pound, and Will not be
naols 1T any sIount 6eyond one hundred doilsrs,
WIN. Il. eATzMER, As.u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15
THE OILY PREPARATION
WORTHY or
DKNCF&PATRONAs

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERGYMEN, LADIES, esd GENTLEMEN
In al parts Of the world testify TO the cscsoy o.
PROF. Oh WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen Of the Press are unanimous in ia
8 ei,erst "a more. and !. si s. i@,ossi5lS Tor
Sw.II ss5srrI, My Z, Ksr Al Dec; 2; lss:
he sI s.s q h:a 4i
sfGs pay s5S rss ny cerafoats OF the TACT
fsvArd il 70 you cSseririiy. beossse thint IL
.sb1 ans SSnsS &c oai Some SSs s .. my oy
sI year. since il began g turn gray. sse ne scalp
on TIE crown Of mJ hea1 % lore ia scnsibity and
.Sss n iS, Stent u L.eh 81 ssss Sspss.
sIpoe fourth was added 60 them. By hair falling
On the top Of ING head and threatening to make me
IN .his pnFl sassst sredlcsnent yss induced 70
oa s, Eai GSa Is aS e 10
SIs.; SGSI g a. .f
tes oHty, Nst not only was the fsinr OF arrested
70 ths D 70 ossei 70 s snS
on my hs:S. ys.y TEch 20 tie IrshfostiSn q my
hey :et, I ..ro1rlJ IesoE mend ~ Gu.DsHds Who
exaysls' and s;sitii ErO-.nk s,sy or settinI BAD
0ngor st No. ii Caro- Plsce.
sllHsTon, Ala, July 90, Isya.
70 Ploy. O. J. Woop Dsas Sfr-Your "Bs;r
Restorative" has done my hair % much rood nnoe
! commenced the use Of IL, tlst wish 10 mako
known 70 the public of Va ef cots onthe hair, vhica
are greet. A man or woman may beneaIly deprived
Of hair, and By resort 10 your "Hair Eestorahver
the hair VIII return moro beautiful than ever &C
least thts ls ny e1perlenee. Believe i.s
P,SEYou oAn publish the above II you Ike, By
publishing IN our Southern papers yop viii get
more patronage South. / see several Of your oar
ahoatet In the Mobile Mercury, strong southern
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
P1oy. U. J. WOOD: Dsor Sir: Having had the
misfortune 70 lore the best portion Of my hair nom
the e4eots Of the yellow fever, in New Orssns In
1881. Wa induced 10 make . trial Of your prepara-
non, and found II 70 answer the very thing
needed. Ny hair ih now thick and gcESy, and ne
words can express my oblira tions 10 you IN giving
10 tbs afflicted suoh O treasure PIrLIY JOHNSON,
The Restorative put up in bottles Of thres siyes
viz large, medium ana small; the email hold half
pint, ana TetAils for dollar per bottles the
dfum holds a. least 20 per cent more In proportion
than the small, retsils for Two dollars per bottle
the sIre holds quart, % per cent. moro In Propor
o. J. WOOD & Co, Proprietors, <f4 Broad
gay, New York, and 1 Il Market strsei. St. Ions
Fold in this CITY BY c. sToTT, s7s Pa. avenue.
u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15
A New Vegetable.

There has lately been exhibited p. several
meetings Of the Royal horticultural Society a
new vegetable which promises to become a
permanent institution among kitchen garden
crops. It is q cabbage in the form of Brussels
Sprouts. The em is about a foot high, bear
Ing on its summit good size hearted cabbage
of the ordinary character; but the stem is COW
cred with small osbbageS about the size of a
small dessert apple, and these when cooked
form sn excellent dish, partaking Of the favor
of a nice summer cabbage, and without the
strong Savoy favor which distinguishes the
Brusscl Sprouts. The merit OF producing this
variety is due 10 Mr. v lillian Melville, Del
Money Park Gsrdens, near Edinburgh, AMI a
very good name By which to distinguish il
would be to cali it DelmCney Sprouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15
BARK Lice,

Eds. Prairie Farmer In the Farmer of
May goth, Jefferson gives his remedy against
the ravages Of Black Lice, which think is
good one upon the principle that any treat
msnt tending To invisorste the growth of the
tree is a sure preventive and a strong remedy.
have used for three years, but with entire
success for apple trees, the followin; wash -
To one pound Of pure potash add six pints Of
water, and when dissolved apply to the bodies
and large limbs Of the tree, early in June if
possible.
For young trees I would not have it So
strong. A small white-wash brush (msds with
cord instead of being fastened with a strip
of leather being tackled On) is the best thing
TO apply the wash. as it will very soon eat up
leather.-J. H, Mourt Carol, June g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15
NORTHERN
~ Ex3Ny89G CENTRAL RAILWAY.

SUPERlNTENDENT'SO FFICE1
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore. May 10, 1851.
On and after sunday. MAY 18th, 1851, Trains on
the NORTHERN CENTRAL HAInWkY ar
rive and depart az follows, until further notice,
TRAINS NORTH.
MAIL At 8 Is A NJ,
EXPRESS at 8 so p. NJ.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATIONS at sP.
The 8 Is A. VI. train connects at Rel,y House
with trains 90 the Western Maryland Railroad;
at Hanover Jurotlon with Hanover and Gett.burE
Railroads; at York with York and Wrightsvf.le
RAILROAD; at HarrIshurg With Peunsylv,nia Rail
Ioad for al parts of the West, also with lebanon
Valley RailTOad to Rctr York diresf; at NOrthum
bertrand with |. and L. railroad for Kingston snd
ali parts of Wyoming Valley and ~ Sunbury with
the Phiadelp his and Erie Railroad for all parts
N3Ithsrn PsnGsylvania and New York.
The $50 L. NJ train makes al .he cbOve oonnsc-
toms except Hanover Railroad, Wrigh,syIle
Railroad and the lebanon Valley Railroad
TIE Z: tralu makes connections with Penn
sy'vani< Railroad for al parts Of the West, and
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE
Mail at 10 z NJ; Express att IS A. NJ; Harris
burg Accommodation at asp. NJ
For Tickets and infUJ alton inquire at the
Ticket Once, Calvert Station. Baltimore.
j. g, CLARK. Sup't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15
IT, THE REGULAR MAIL LINE
.ssas&lGvIA nGaSTHN, SToNiNGTON

syH1fz nsS hSfSkAs sF SSIk FIN
ION-iuland Route-The shortest and most d.
re2t-CnrIy tue Eastern Mail.
The steamer PLlMDQTH ROCK, Capt. ]. C.
Geer. aLd COMMONWEALTH, Capt J. w.
VII Jams, In connection with the Stoniugton and
Proyiden9e,a9d Bosom and Providence Railroads,
leaving New YORK daily, Sundays excepted, from
PIER No ID North River, at O'Clock P. NJ, ard
9rotan q, $50 o'ciooH r. NJ, or on the arrival Of
he Mail Tain which leaves Boston at s 80 p Nj.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK; from New York
MonGaI, Wednesday, and Friday. From Gro
'c T6I 1sdn; G & ~ fd.y and saturday:
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday. From Groton
Monday, w Wednesday, and Friday.
Passengers from GrotOn proceed per railroad to
Providence aud Boston, IN the Express Mail
Tram. reaching sald plsoe ia advance Of those By
Morning Lines connecting North and Esst. Pas Pas.
senSers that prefer It, remain on board the
fest If desired, and leave Groton n the Is A. M
Train, connecting at Providenos with the 1 20
A Nj. Train for Boston.
F.re from FTovidelos to Newport, Fifty cents
"A baggage master accompanies the Steamer and
Train each way.
For Passage, Berth., State Rooms, or Freight,
spoiy on board the steamer, or at the FREIGHT
0fios, Pier Ia North River, or at the Office Of
the ca mpany, No. lis w eat ct -eet corner of Cort
land street. New York, Feb. g, 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15
MRS. n. COI'S
INDIIN YES ETtnLR nEnnrrH
THE ALL-suFFIcIENT THREE.

TRIESEMAR,l,i spd y-Protected By Ro,al
Letters Patent of England, and secured BY the
SeelE OF the Eoole de Pha rmaoie &c Parls, and O.
Imperial College of Medicine. Vienna.
No. 10 invaluable for eIhAEltion and natcrrhea,
and al physical liabilities,
No. completely eradicetes al traces q thcps
diseases thai have bsen hitherto treated hy tie nas-
scous arc berplct?us use OF cotaive and csbebs,
No. has entirely supBlspted tbe injurious use Of
mfropry, thereby trynong = the sufferer speedy
relief, dlsPsysinL Al impurities, and roofing on
~ RIEsEnAR: No. |: ,s Ian 2, are rrsssrsd n
and osn be carried ~ BE vastcost pocket SoiI
IN TIN cases, aod tvldsd INTO ses,x.ts doses a 81
nlrntered 81 Velpsau, LeIlemsnd, Bouy, Rioord
TO- Price o eeAa, or four oases for o., which
psvea fS AID IN 81 cskes, whereby there 70 saw
B1&R3w 81 ia BIesosss Street 1es .e Ne. NJ
lpTedletey on teoeivlnE remittance, pr. Barroy
Wi foTvsrd<hs freseryar 10 any Part Of the world.
securely packed, and sdtpes~se seoordins 70 the in
The Book. Of a. Others, that should be read BY
mon yIth damaged and broken down constitutions
.Euman Srtilh, Or Physiological Researches,
II 10 beautifully illustrated, add treats wtnuely Of
Nl ths symp ome that invariably develop them
e, yt1ssiIs habit. Of esSl Zosih lnq.ssoitstal
menla ssais 81 and. nst oseCfsS ~ S IN
sting eli Tie functions Of manhood, AID BRING %
d bsccssa sI1s.. Dom ssaf
DOOR below ksedouEsl, New YORK. Pnee q
cepu. sent hee eyery where.
Sol, sSId also ~ 9. @. Fora. Jr. Drug Store, Wssh-
lngton. ID. z. de 4-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15

% Be sst ~ in srons boa, (sooPsrecJ and the
Il is 70 8 aistiaeti, andsrssecd that the wagons
any one wagon vii ssree and eIsoty ~ tSoss ~
any Other, 90 as 90 require no numesrInr orsr
used for their 90 Instruction 10 Be of the beet quail
y; ~ the wood thoroughly seeso-ed, and the
vorkmsnlike manner,
=, The work may be inspected IRON 'lne 90 time a.
nptes5ess 9 BY 80 ofaosr ar AGENT % Toe QusrteT-
pelntea until It shat have been lnKpecl ed ard ap-
ProSeo ol S.lo oncer or aren't authorised 20 in
spsoLlI when h1ls he'd, painted, and accepted BIZ
al omoeI or agent Of the Qpsr,ermsster's 0tpsr-
be paid for.
NJ. Q. MElGS.,
ea-AwT QuarteTmsster General n. g.
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xK-hus GOVERNMENT LINE

sss-A7oo f s &fTPyME JNE5EN 1y tIE " y
POINT COiFORT
Leaves the lower oud II UNI,IN DOCK, Bait
"A oct ck r ~, taxing passe gers and feIght, and
cmnnIotinE With the Failrosd lines. to and from
Wash!rg ION, D. c., Phiiade phie, New York BGs-
ton, York, Harrisburg, PIttsburg, Pa 4. aud the
Msst, immedlateIy al er the ARRIVAL of the Express
. The following is the Schedule:
From New York to Fort Monroe and back. sa
From Philadspll and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I0
From ia tImGTe and bcck......... as
UTPRCCURE YOUR TICKETSn
In Now York a. the New Jersey Railroad Once
foot of COURTYARD street ~
In PHI edel PIMA, ST tho Company's ofico N, w
CORNER =! Sixth ana Chestnut streets or AZ The
Depot, BROAD and Firms streets,
III b tI'Imore, o. bbard tIs Steamers, foot of
union Dock. HUGH o CONNER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-15

bJ INC Hso OF thesc fllle the periodic attacks
NsTeoEs or Sack Rfrddehs may be prevented; and
taken 1T the commencement OF en- sttsok imme
diaie relief from pain and sickness will bs obtained
TheJ ee-dcm Ri ~ removing the N1sssa and
HsItaehs to which feGslos are so subisot
IHs5 al gently uSon the bOwels,-remoylug Cos
firszsss.
foE Literary htn, Stadssps, Delicate Females
AMI ali persons OF Isdsntary habits, they arc val
naDts IS LH1dftrs, improving the appsfits, giving
TONS and rts0T 20 the digestive organs, and re
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole systSIn.
The CEPHALIC PILLS arc the re,ul, Of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having been n Use many years. during which time
theJ hsve prevented and relieved a vast amount of
pain and suffering rom Headsche, whether orlEi-
mating IN the nervous system or from . dersnged
etes6 CT the stomach.
They :re entirely vegetable IN their composition,
and Ta' be teten a. all times with perfect safety
Without making any change of diet, and tia ab-
,srcs Of any 6tSGsrs,q5Is taste renders ii sa,v to
adm .Htsts- tssn1 20 childrsa,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs!
Tho genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry. @.
SFsidInE on esch Boz.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dealers in medi
ciuss,
A hox vii he oont By n..u prepaid on reeeipto
Ihs
PRICE, rs CENTS.
Al. sTsaTs shorlt be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDINe,
tsCspAR STREET, NEW YoRK.
F'os; iEs Eze.ri.~, NorfolI, VI.
bosT9s :rS Piiis a2.omg1h the object for vhish
forms. '' 49,
E-e-s fks EJSsIissr, Ns.fei, ".
TheJ hsye been tented In more than sthstsAnd
cases. VITA entire success.
FTo-> tAf DssSo,rsf. ST. Cloud, Misn.
IfIou are, or hsye been troubled v it'll the head
naF hEye them lii case OF SE.sttsok,
FToss hs WesIss e, II. Gasstts. C7icsss, III,
We Eesrtlly endorse MIR. Spsding, and his N
HTailed CePhahc PLs.
E,-s n, Soz:ts-r raf4 PTxdr, Nsv O-lssss, La
, II; Item Jou that arc afflicted, and We are slrs
thSt your testimony can be sdded 10 the already
numerous Inst tnat has received benefits that no
Other medicine can produce.
FTc~s tls GGsstIs, Dsssspsrt, less.
MIR. s2adIni would not connect his name with
I'll article he did not kso~ TO possess real merit
P6nt tAs AG5giissr, PYs.ixsses. RI.
The CePhniIo lis gro said to be q remarksb bly,
effective remedy for the hesdaohc, and one Of the
has ever been discovered
E'e-sf kG 81. Losis Dssssrst
Tho lDmen,e demand for the artiele (Cs,hsIis
PI,is)is raFldlI increasing.
FFc-r tie Ksndska FcjIsV Star, RspssSs, w.
ifo afe suTe that persons entering with the head
tohe, who tTJ them. will stick 10 them.
ETort TIA lirsrtistr, Pyosidsaes, RI
This testImOrT IN their favor Is strong, from III.
most res pectab Q euarters.
FTorE Ghs Daily Mess, Ns,sport, RI
Ce7hsiIc Pills are taking the place of all kinds
FTen fhe Commercial Rhllstia, Boston, Mass
SAID to DO very effoaclous for the hesdaohe.
Fron tbs Commercial, Ciaetnxati, OAtc.
suberInE humanity can now be relieved.