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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18

d OOO in County Orders, down, and 800
pAOO Cash, on time, will buy 16O acres
of first class Timber Land, miles East of
Walkers Saw Mill, in Ell Paso, on the State
Road. There are 1000 or more large sized
Sugar Naples on the land and
Three Improved Farms
adjoining. Title perfect. Description-nw
Il Section g. Town 26 Range Is.
OLIVER GIBBS, Jr.
Prescott, August 10, 1861. nI6w4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18

Privates.
E Warendorp, L 0 Marshall,
T B Pickett, A ] Jones,
J Mitchell, L O'Connor,
E H Hoover, O'Connor,
J Crowley, E IS Clark,
M ] Beler, L B Bickford,
A Oleson, J Hebert,
G. w Gore, J A Hunter,
R V Pratt, L Carter,
I n Nichols, ] B Follensbee,
R Lowell, G w. Babcock,
A Pollard, w Beaver,
J S Durham, A Babcock,
J Dolin, ] A Houston,
G w Truman, Phillips,
Simon Lillis, JG White,
w Moody, G Carson.
N Hooker, L B Richerd,
d P Hewett, d G Burr,
S Sweasy, G Fable,
G w Wing, A Jones,
D H Turner, J Wyatt,
J Gilroy, P Hudson,
G Mansergh, M W Coe,
j d Putnam, j Bryant,
S w Button, H Kaylor,
Ell johnson, G Malonny,
j f Lenfest, II Wilson,
G w Forman, s Babcock,
PHI VanMeter. A H Cooper,
H Cowles, 5 Parmeter,
] Lapham, JB Peabody,
E Moore, N Anderson,
Fl Bennett, S Jackson,
w Wilkinson, S G Williams,
H J Bennett, M L Davis,
John Williams. Charles Steward,
Hugh McCurry, Briant Brown,
John Cecil, Joseph Hebert Ser
John Oleson, J B Butler,
s. F. buell., II > Hartman,
James Smith. A Warner,
Thomas H. Brown,W H Cowan,
NJ w Cowles, w II Peabody,
Gus. Marlett, F A Peabody,
James McCabe, Richard Malona,
Hugh McAdam, John Saxton,
S w Petersen.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-06-22

SENslRLE.-The protestant Episcopal
Convention, at Burlington, N. j., refused,
by vote of IS to to trouble themselves,
in any way, with the estate of the coun-
try" Considering themselves a strictly
Ecclesiastical body, they did not think it
worth while to appoint a special commit
tee, nor to start debate, on the war, or
the causes Of it, and SO they "shut down"
on a proposition that was before them
with some such purpose ia view. '""'
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-06-22
Reply Of Col. Herman Stump, Jr.
Bel AIR, 18th June, lst
IL IL

Bel AIR, 18th June, 1861.
To tie lion. Ed,rin H. Webster:
SlR:-ln your anxiety to give aid and comfort
TO Governor Hicks, to eXtricate him from his per
PieIites and cover his enemies "wth confusion, u
or IN haste toHrcrt possible suspicion that r9,,
had contributed to the circulation, through the
press, Of his 'Jocular remdrk8," You have cone
beyond the necessities of the case and mad vert
emily or i'll advsedly done injustice to me. En-
deayoring to do too much, ovGr-zealous advocates
often injure their cause, their clients and them
selves
The following paragraph has undue prominence
in your letter to the Governor, dated June f1h,
and published in the American of Thursday last:
at is proper to remark that Capt. Stump, at The
time handed him the letter. was strong uolit
ical friend of yours, and jealous Union man,
and so continued until the 9th of April. How
he has thought it consistent with honor-if he
has done tito furnish copies of this private let
ter, written to me- to your enemies, without even
asking my consent, cannot imagine"
Is this a pertinent reply to simple request to
furnish the original letter or copy2
To whatyo have said in your own yindica-
ton, add that you had no knowledge of sllch
intention, were not consulted about it, and had
as little agency in the publication as myself; aay,
had probably forgotten the existence Of the docu-
ment. You shall be free from the responsibility,
and ] assume all that properly belongs to me; nor
have any fear that my personal honor or polit-
cal consistency will be damaged by the facts, or
your unfriendly interpretations, .
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-06-22

Resolced, That the members of this
meeting pledge themselves to an unquali-
fed and determined opposition to war be-
tween the North and South, to assist, in
every proper and legal mode, in procuring
recognition Of the Southern Confederacy,
and therefore peaceful determination of
our present difficulties, and, when this is
accomplished, to devote every energy that
may be lawful and proper so as to place
Maryland where she ought to be--along-
side of Virginia, in full communion and
association with her sister States Of the
South
Resolved, That the thanks of this meet
ing be, and they are hereby, rendered to
the Hon. Severn Teack Re Wallis, for his
noble and patriotic efforts, as member of
the General Assembly of Maryland, to re-
deem the State from her present degraded
position.
Rcso}rcd, That the citizens of Hartford
in favor of Peace and State Rights are
requested to meet in their respective cleo
ton Di;staictyy'tt the Is1nl nlaces of holding
the 5rs5niEis the as sg seson sst
81 in-thaIa@t resolution.
Rcsoircd, That the above proceedings
be published in the Sun, Exchange, Re
publican and South, in Baltimore, and in
the papers Of the County.
SEpTIMUs D. SEwELL, Chairman.
WILLIAM YOUNG, Secretary.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-06-22

G3"ih' ' southern Hrs" has more extended cir
cula"n ""Gg the irregenl farmers and business men
o. HGri"r'. 'H'r any other paper in the cOunIv No
- Lock ilus,J,H other obscene OF IOtrrvD aIyer
tiFemeuls NiH appear in columns al any price. \
Large number o. our subscribers pay for their paper IN ad
vane" and consequently JUST the clpss advertisers dc
sire 80 rcNris.
Thc attention ni ~rrr'abc and legitimate advertisers
j. objected 10 an" abpvc facts,
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-06-22
CHARLES H. CRAFT & CO.,

No. Second Story, Franklin Building, N. e.
Garner Of Ba}timore and North Streets,
Are our authorized Agents in Baltimore for re.
Ceiving advertisements and making collections.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-06-22

&S-The papers say that Henry Ward
Beecher has actually enlisted for the war.
The following is supposed to be the hymn
he will teach his fighting flock to sing:
aye lambs of Christ
Your pistols bring,
Your powder too, and ball, s"
No longer sing of Christ your King,
For Mars is Lord of ALL"
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-06-22
v. 3. PALMER,

The American Newspaper Agent, y. Z. corner Of
Fifth and Chestnut SITS, Philadelphia is our au-
thOris@d agent IN that city,
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-06-22

&@ The request of made of US by one
of our lady readers, will be cheerfully
complied with next week.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-06-22

.. -a... Rights. aunt All
.. .m.aG.o within the
..... .. ..~ nWo.w0aO.h. 90 organize
"a. once. .lu their respective. counties, such
committees as arc uentionel in the above
, YsoiuGou, SO that aD effective State orgaD-
iBNtlon may be made as speedily as pos
slBte
ke8oleed, That by thorough organiza-
tion, and ceaseIess and untiring efforts di-
rected to the proper end, the friends of
Peace and State Rights in Maryland will
materially hasten the arrival Of that day
of deliWrance, which is to free us from the
present hraldom, which has deprived US
Of nearly,svery attribute of State severe
ignty, andmade our people objects of cou-
tempt and. derision to the people Of, the
North, andef pity to our brethren of the
South. s 3 ;.a,. af5l..
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-06-22
Your obedient servant,
EDWIN Ii. WEBSTER.
The following is a copy of the letter of Gov
Hicks alluded to by Mr.. Webster =

nc !OiLo"lh9 Is copy OF the letter OF Gov.
Hicks alluded to by Mr.. Webster =
STATE OF MARYLAND, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 0, 1860. I
Hon. t. IT. Vcb$ter:
M Deor SRI have pleasure in acknowledg-
ing receipt Of your favor, introducing very
clever gentleman to my acquaintance Though a
Democracy l regret to say that we have, at
this time, no arms on hand to distribute, but as
sure you at the earliest possible moment your
company shall have arms; they have complied
with all required on their part We have some
delay in consequence Of contracts with Georgia
and Alabama ahead Of us. We expect at an
early day an additional supply, and of the first
received your people shall be furnished. Will
they be good men to send out to kill Lincoln and
his men? If not, suppose the arms would be
better sent South.
How does iare election sit with you? lis too
bad. Hartford nothing to rcproach herself for.
Your obed't scryit.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-06-22
n AM yours Respectfully,
&. HERMAN STUMP, JR.
aTOn the 4th of March last. in III,

9TOn the 4th of March last, in the
presence of assembled multitudes of the
american people, the eminent and yener-
able Chief Justice of the United. States
administered to Mr., Lincoln, as President,
the SOLEMN oath to preserve, protect,
and defend the Constitution, I" In less
than three months, in the discharge Of
his high official duties, the Chief Justice
finds himself compelled to decide, that the
powers which the President has underta-
ken to exercise, and also to delegate to
others, are directly in violation of the
Constitution. =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-16
q Hs.n.cnr Is the fayore sien hr nLeh nalur.

sH HsADAcnE Is the favorte sign by uhich natlr,
akes known any deviation wheieyr from the patural
state t the BRAIN and viewed in this light il may be ook
ed on safeguard intended 10 give notice OF diseas,
which might Otherwise escape attention ill too late 10 be
remeded and lie indications should never be neglected
Headaches may te classified uUter two names, viz
Syrpomstic and ldcpathic Symptomatic Headache it
exceedingly common and is the precursor Of great va
riety Of diseases, among which Apoplexy, Gout
Rheumatrm snd all lebfe dscascs In iis nervous form
i. sympathetic OF disease of the stomach constituting
sex hraddch,, of hepatic disease, constituting blion
hsad1ck Of worms constipation and other disorders ci
the bowels, well renal aud uterine sections Dis
eases OF the heart very frequently ATTENDED With
Headaches; Arsmis and plethora also affections
which frequently cccasion headache. Idiopahc Head
ache is also very common, being usually distinguished b,
tue Gaine OF h,lGdch sometimes coming sud.
denly in state of apparently sound health and proStre,
ing at catc the mental and physical energies and 9TH
er instances slowly heal1ed by depression Of
Spirits or acerbity OF temper. In instances the pain
is in the front of the head, both eyes. and
sometimes provoking vomiting under this cl,ss may al
so be named Neuralgia
For the treatment OF either class Of Headschc the Cep
alic Pills have been found and safe remedy re-
esng the most acute pains Ia few minutes aud by it,
subtle power erudicltng the diseases OF which Heajach,
is the unerring index:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-16
THE DEMANDS On TIE TREASURY-LRTPER
EnAN sE.EErARN EIN

y.
WAsBINGroN Feb II The following communication
has been addressed by the Secretary Of ths Treasury 10
Mr.. Sherman, Chairman of the Committee of Ways and
Nelus
Sri deem Il my duty to call your attention to the
present densuis the Treasury, and to suggest the
ou, mode Of meeting h,m without seriously iupAiring
,Ae pubic credit The liabilities due and 10 fall due be
fore the 4.h Of Aarch newt follows For the
State pJrmcnt Sl!6s sdS for the interior Department
- Sa2 80 for the War Department si,52l 1875: for
the Navy Department, sl slo6oo0o; for the Post udice
Department, S1OuOIU, v,VTstOuS for the and
complied with, - S53 600: Treasury notes falling
due before March 81 SO3 600. Tor the Treasury De-
pIrtment SSpl 4sS for the Lighthouse ED.rl SIS 220
for i-hicg oOuutss estimated At SId5,529.
The above The rouEd numbers, making total Ct
- gulllS Tie sccriug WILL il il estimated
u-t about - 500 900 Of the amount leaving about
SS0JOOJu O. D. borrowed There is in the Treasury.
ct he da Of the Treasurer of the United Stac.
but ite than halt a Million and there are r5Quis-
tious IN the Treasury department smounJing 10 nearly
uOd Sgriet In tue presea condition OF the
country IL wOlii De impossible 10 borrow tie money
edsi % meet the vents of the Treasury unless at
scouut which vouii seriously impair the public debt,
siihout some pledge in addition TO that Of the fath o.
The Government.
Several Of the States in accordance with suggestion
contained in NV letter 70 the Committee OF WAYS and
the IS,h Of January last lave offered 70 super
add p,d:c CT her fth 20 that of the United States
to- the rdtmpton Of any bonGs IL may issue TO the
amount OF ptoLc moneys deposited with ttem re-pec-
lively tor safe keeping Uuder the Of the 23l JuGc
1855 II Cengr5s. ~ authcrz3 these oilers TO bt
ceFtcd. The money tired to meet the ilb.liu due
before the 4h Of March be obtained par. II the
althOrily i granted satisfied tina. it o;y
proclred terms which would be exceedingly diSid
vuug2ous 70 the Government, aud in the highest de-
g-ce deiria.enue, TO is credit
siogii not venture to ask for a loan exceed ng So
O)h 0O0 ard nearly the whole Of this would be
required to meet be redemption OF treasury notes to fall
cur before the 4th Of March There would be due on
that day about siN millions Of dollars to public creditors
These msuds could not remain sl;isf without sub
'ciuE them 20 most serious ucouyeu nee and in
cases 10 serious loss-s lave discharged my duty 10
them aud 90 the country, by making this exhibit Of tie
public wants, aud in pointing out the only mole by
whi:h, in my Judgment they be met without the
most serious consequences to the interests Of the Gov
ernmeu. aud ;bc individuals 20 whom it is indebted The
short eapsc before the close OF the present
sion OF Congress reLd-rs it Indispensable that should
aiverils for loan on the S.h or lith instant at the
ttr;hest
| am, very respectfully, yoIr Cbeiiert servant,
JOnN A. DIX,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-16
Constipation or Contiyeness.

No one Of the "many ills that flesh is heir to" il so
prevalent so little understood and much neglected
Costiyeness Often orgnatingin careessness or sede
tsry habits it regarded slight disorder OF lit
tie consequence TO excite anxiety while in reality it Is
precursor and companion of many of the most fatal
and dangerous diseases, and unless early eradcated it
will bring the sufferer to an untimely grave Among
the lighter evils Of which cosveness is the usual attend
ant are Headache, Collie Rheumatism Foul Breath Piles
and others of like nature, while long train Of fghtfu
diseases, such as Malignant Feyers Abscesses Dysen-
terry, DarrbGa, Apoplexy, Epilepsy Paralysis, Hysera,
Hypocbondrasis Melancholy and Insanity first indicate
their presence in the system by this alarming symptom
Not unfrcqueny the diseases named originate in Consti.
patton, but take independent existence unless the
cause is eTadcaed in early stage. From all these
considerations it follows that the disorder should receive
immediate attention whenever it occurs, and no person
should neglect to get box of Cephaic Pills the first
appearance CT the complaint their timely will
pei the nsdcus approaches Of disease and destroy this
dangerous foe to human life.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-16
JOHN A. DIX,
Secretary OF the Treasury.



The foHo~ing X liz, OF the companies at present in
the city Of Washington, with their numbers aud places
where qClr;erei:
Company A. Second Artillery, ninety -one men under
command Of Cslain Barry is quarter,d at the arsenal
Company l. rat Artillery, uinety-.wO men, com nand
ell by Lieut. Fry, quartered at the corner of Eighteenth
AID "a streets.
The detachment OF Drsgoons acting as Light Artillery
sv,nty.twO ucn, commanded by Lieut.. Griffin, is
toned GEAR The Ci;y Hall.
Company H. Second Artillery, seventy, eight men, Col
Brooks in command Is q1artered Seventeenth .treet
opposite The War Department.
Company d, First Artillery hit! our men, commanded
by Msjor H,skins IS qulTtercd on street North
FIRST street Fast
Company X. Second Artillery seventy eight men, is
Quarterei Ou Z street, near SIKH.
Con plny T. Second Artillery, ninetytwo men, under
command Cf Captain ElSey is Quirterei at the south
sing Of the retsury building
The dctlc meut OF DrasOOns, from Carlisle barracks
forty-wo men, Duder Lieut.. Holiday, is quartered ia
Barch's stable, at the corner OF Fourteenth and d
ste'js
Tae cops Of Sappers and Miners, from West Point
si1y-iour men, uuder Lieut.. DGane are at the Coum
siAn armOry
Companies A. Of the Secord I, of the First and the
Lied 10y ght batteries.
Tee remainder are al acting Iufantry with the
ceptCn Of the DrascouS fTCm Carlisle.
All the uoops with the exception of the Sappers and
Miners Who subject to the orders of General Scott
an the ar Department have been placed under the
c)muani Of M-jOr Harvey Brown.
These t'g .,her wi,h the Marines who number about
three huCd-ed make the total number at this time about
enc thcusanG men.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-16

commanding or her and successor to pay the same pri
vsey to our said neic3 for her USE rccompense Ter
the miSfortunes sic may have known through her
father"
The Duke Of Kent satisfied of the authenticity of this
aud other documents befrended Mrs Series up TO the
day OF his death, and on bis death-bed wrote:
SHOULD not recover, | recommend my dear cousin
Olive to my wife, who WILL Tor my sake, love and serve
her until she RECEIVERS her royal rights. solemnly
commend my daughter revere the Princess Olive of
Cumberland for my sake. EDWARD"
Aud again
"If this paper meets my dear Aexandrira's eye, my
deIr cousin Olive win present it, whom my daughter
WILL for my sake, hope, love and serve should depart
this life. EDWARD"
Such are the alleged facts of the case And now Mrs
Layina Janetta Horton Rves, the eldest daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Serres, claims the Of the Duchy
Of Lancaster, amounting 00l ga pounds sterling,
and also lO5 12n pounds quests from the roye lam
iy- The petitioner claims TO be Prucess OF Cumber-
land and Duchess Of Lancaster as the granddaughter
and Incl representative in the female line Of his late
Ro'sl Highness Henry Frederick. Duke of Cumberland
Who died ntestate in the year 1890"
This remarkable is attracting the earnest atten
ton of the English press IL involves property quts
ion TO the amount Of five aud half millions Of dollars
The iril will excite interest both at home and on this
continent. Like the Gaines and BJnaParte cases, it
hinges a QUESTION OF legitimacy which will require all
the skil Of the highest egl acumen TO ede. Il has
already attracted attention. for in 1852 Nr Series
demanded probate Of the will Of George I'LL, but
refused because Il held that the court had not iis
dictiun and could grant probate Of the will Of
English sovereign. In sil she sought to bring it to
issue by claiming privilege from arrest member Of
tie royal amy bu. again failed through legal tcchn
clltiss In sac 81 filed till in cbancery against the
Duke Of Wellington, Executor OF George ", who
hsd cCeeGd 20 his fathers personal estate, but the
matter vas kept quiet by Influential politicians Bet
the different, aud some, least, Of the Eng
lish papers Camor for homes; investigation of this
lOng-sanding wrong bold imposition. Here" says
the London Star rs either monstrous or sr;iu fraud
no personal Influence matter from how high quar-
it may emaute, must reuder the of English
inpOtent chaStise imuostCre TO redress II JUS
ji.v"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-16

xtsIEkIoUs MARRIAGE OF a BROTHER or GEuK"E ui.
ROYAL p4iNCEss IaNOAASr Or EkR EIErH-I IHE CLANS
HEIRS.
A. time when the Am-ti,al BouapAr,es are urgug 2,
n l1e Frclch co@rts their claims imperial recognition,
wholly dSimtr IS occupying the Affection ol
klssa lawyers and go',ps. The icis Of the case, as
alleged by the parties seeking to establish their claims to
rlyal rCii'illship. sTe these
on the fourth Of Mach. I16.-these being then
s,-ct,ll, The matrimonial aianc Of members OF the
roial Gmay-oue Olive lHo', the d1usatSr OF au
hlshsh Clergyman high ia iaycr az TIE eo-rt OF Ieo'ge
IL married by her f,.ter 70 . Duac OF trmeer
lad br0.her Of k,ug Gcos-e III AID q cetthcaos o.
le n4srlge still exist az, Sei by the signature Of The
Eul Of atham. the Er OF WsrNick and u George
Ill., llr,ier appear- that the third OF AirL lIi2
ere vas bora Of G. marriage daughter, wko Was
tlptz by the Of olive ia the presence Of % e
h-ri Of Chatham aud Lord AsAnur. o.
la tle same y,ar iI which tbs infant h-St apPeare
hr father the Duke Of Cumberland, married agau ~ith
Lliy Annie Hor on tbs action licensed tie kjrg
very much he refused 10 r,ccgu'L' this secoad vile,
sl1 Ger tbs excitement Of tue momvut e1-e.'d ihc
J5a MARRIAGE act which iOrbids meuoes O The roy
81 family from mairyrg suij C. He LoSever, au1lOus
10 project his brother from he punishment lis ogauy
ilclrfed directed that the clud Should be esp q
under the Of Wlino bat al the same ue created
Der The Dachvss Of L4rcaser IN je p'ovisoa Tor an AL
aual income 70 her, aud bad tie following document
crvn up:
George R-we declare the biith o! Olive, the FAINT
o. 'le D-ke Of Cumberland by Olive b duchess TO be
,'guma,e ~bo is condemned 10 privacy by tue act Of
tgamy committed by her royal father.
tS,gnetl WAEwIcS, IS gned) CRtrEH
~ WuNOr DTNNiNG
So the obld gleN a, spd r III. uame Of w,lan1t re-
y p,ns p"ne pllly With Der grandia h-r, DR. Whmoi, AZ
y 'iiol on-the Heath. In 1872 she married NJ. John
t.ea Seventeen year af er her marri Ige-tiai - IA
'-toe late Earl Of WarwicS revealed 20 her the So
S' Der birth and informed her OF the will OF Geo &c
-, -, 70 .hieh be gives and b,queaths 70 % -, our
''0s' 0' Cam6srlands daughter, th sum OF sl5,"v",
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-16

OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care aud anIiet,
Incident to close attention to business or study, ar,
among the numerous of Nervous Headache The
disofdered state of mind and body incident TO this dig
ressing complaint is fatal blow TO all energy and AIN.
bition Sufferers by this disorder can always obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using one
of the Cephae Pills whenever the symptoms appear
II quets the Oyertasked BRAIN and oOthes the strained
and arrng nerves ard reaxes the tension Of ibe s,o-
ach which always accompanies aud aggraVates the ior
deIed condition OF the BRAIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS

THR AxALGANArIoS OF LANGUAGES There il a grow.
ing tendency in this age appropriate the most
i've words OF other languages and after while TO ncor
porate them into our own thus the word Cephac which
is from the Greek, sgnifyng for the head" is row e.
coming popularzsd in connection with Mr. Spadine 3
great Headache remedy, but it viii soon be used in
general way and the word Cephac will become as
common Electrotype and many others whose distnc
ton foreign words has been worn away by common
usage until they seem native and to the manor born
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-16
A Real Blessing.

Phyicidn.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that headache
Mrs JOnes.-Gone! Doctor, all gone the pill you
sent cured me III just twenty minutes, aud wish you
woald send more 20 that | can have them handy
Physieian.-You can get them at any Druggista Call
for Cepbalic Pills, find they never fail and recon.
mend them in all cases of Headache
Ma Jones.l shall send for box directly, and shal
tell all my suffering friends for they are real blessing