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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

.y correspondent OF the ST. Louis Re
.nHr..p, writing from Washington, says
... lgc Douglas was full decentralization
.u. iusasm when he made his speech
ever heard it called by that namc
h...-uH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

bR- Pork is selling at . to cts. in
Kaufman County.
The prospect a the wheat eiop in haui-
mau is excellent The Democrat says that
without some unforereen accident large
surplus will be raised o,is season.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

It,s Col. Nash one of the Delegates
'r,5 aulinnn County to the State Con
r.uD'.I is detained AT home Ivy Illness and
m IT be able to be at Austin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

We call attention to the call for
Wagon and teams ny I. c. llawpc ESD
a. ., II price is guaranteed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

Sec advertisement OF Messrs. Rhine
B. .. hey lave on hand n full supply Of
..n U. Havana cigars ever brought to this
'a We speak from experience and
,a.. hat VIC say.
.' rs. Kline 4 Co. are determined to
.D1 .s their fall and winter stock on the
1".t communicating terms. Wcwould adj
SIS" he public 20 call and see for themselves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

s"' Sec notice of Jones 4 Dunawny.-
I.r . np cash system is always the best.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

II.' Democrat SAYS that fifty guns we're
fired az Kaufman on the reception Of the
r-ns : the action of the Georgia, Alabama.
,Iss ipp aud Florida Conventions, and
rUs .nrsc South Carolina hns taken.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

There is Il Young lady in Brook
lyn who is so refined in her langu-
ugc that she never use the word
'blackguard, but substitutes 'Aiii-
can sentinel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

Miss Alice Yell cowhidcd Mr..
Lay, of Camden, for promising to
marry her and not performing it,
As he wouldn't make her Lay she
mazda him Yell.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

HyRi,SlI aul REST QUALITY, For sale
4 hy lhe box ~ rslail al the new establish
mrut"f l,Irl RHINE & 60.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

r Attention is called to the motto" Of
.. drills of the Dallas Minute Men.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

ls5y- We are happy to lay before orr read
crs the proceedings Of the States Rights
Meeting at Mckinney. and the chastc and
appropriate remarks Of the accomplished
Miss Belle Moore We had heard much Of
her spirited speech, as well as thcoblc eff
fort Of Col Colt, and regret that We did
not receive them in time for our last issue.
The Flag still floats proudly and is the
admiration of all who have seen it-quitc
an ornament to the town Of Mckinney.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

See dissolution of partnership, he
."., Y. W. Peak & Bintlrr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

GH'" The Committee of Thirty Three has
Tnuably disbandcd before this time, with
rt rccting anything whatever, except in
nuti ming the Republicans in their obsti-
u-. pcinlcious course. The last, or about
.,m asst We heard from this ever varying,
.sce fuctuating, but pcrsstcntly useless
cnanit'cc, was the offer by Mr.. Corwin of
al lcndmcnt to Mr.. Nelson's resolution,
to & effect, that Congress should not con-
ri ,rr the proposition to protect slavery in
Ehg pcks Yards, Arscnals &c. Right there,
tLa hole thing went to pieces, and in all
=. hility we will hear no more of it, ex-
e IS one of the follies of the season, Il
Iie. 'icwaif upon the records of Congress,
r ing an uncnviablc notoricty for its
u.rrr, irrcmediablc worthlessncss.
much for one of the prodigous efforts
Of ta, Union Savcrs-an effort that was
on.' hly entrusted in part to abolition
hands, the dcadlicst enemies the Union has
ever had. This Committee will now sink
Into unfathomablc oblivion in all minds, but
.i,s2 who cogitated in their diurnal con-
r'avcg-a solemn mockcry, grinning
ghaslly nightmare upon the struggling body
90 he Union, whose mighty throcs could
nscat the abolition incubus. Like the
ui5 IAN of the sea, the Black Republican
,l mt is seated firmly upon the wearisd,
ng, dcspniring shoulders of the Union
,ru is leading it to fatal destiny. The
.'u a'ttcc la expired Of its own weakness
--sa mote il be!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

gGiY@ Nobody now advocates the Iniou
cause, except those very lukcwarm indiyid-
nails whose temperature is measurable
rather by Northern than a Southern Their
mnurtrr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30
Patrons OF the Herald.

ncs,ly request all VIII" are inleh,-
Office To come forward and make
tymrnr, in order To enable MS To
.' engagements, which are now COM
. .u We are in need Of money now,
r.u. pnc largely in debt fur our new oF-
.. 40 are .uwccl to make this appeal and
m immediate payment VI all nc
. .... 10 us however small.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

EprruES or rDJIJS The DlCn SAINT taSk
,f rcnrcscnt;no the St,tcs rights ladies of
C,llip conntv in the ceremonies Of this
dnr h,o hoo, onnointo1 70 mo, and ON their
Lille I ,,rosont van these rolors-tle re-
snl, n t,ieir Joint lobors.
Vom sno o;@htcon have hccn cxcludcd
,. ;,a ,,sro foId and our hearts orc
. ourn,rfv, thot the;r onncorouc in their ac-
o.o''"e" o,s go.
Will m' ou' e.io On. ,ip En,oo, Gov
Inc au'iiiiiie'i"'i'n VI w H. c,ua
erhhch', ohce o'. -h""o -n ' c.:ai
INTO inc MINUS vi ooh'''''"s'
and lnimical party whose aNoweu ouyoG' -: 70
the invasion OF our dearest n gus, II" III
whose grasp every department Will pccohc
Again and again has the policy OF sepe-
ration from this antagonishc element IN
our government been demonstrated, as inc
only wise one, by the abicst nt"~smen IN
the land, and 1t is Jolly, ana 'hc omspring
OF habit to cling TO emoiems When inc glo-
ry and excellence OF that winch 'hcy rep
resent have ceased TO exist.
Let us then hasten to assert our indepen-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30

Mr. Baker, the newly elected Scna-
.. IN Oregon, las made his opening
in the Senate, in which he takes de-
grounds in favor of coercion. 1t is
.,.r Of by borl,'pawics as u very impru-
don lers, and more likely to do harm than
-.nl 70 the cause lac represents. Many
r,.sy valve members and listeners went
."u,re tayurnbiy Impressed towards scccsS-
',r nam hey were before The delivery of
ji ,cech.
81. end Of the discussion will in all
pr..a bility, be, the division of the people
,nrY wo parties, one in favor of coercion
,ui lie other opposed to it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30
LAS HERALD
TJorioo.

tf, ., LAWS, i.sl"s -" "rh"'iS'ei agent
...|. il'udl, NVl ~! alg.rtl'luS "r sub,
........ '.lr-l hy tHn viii l." lnl, Acknowledged
Hrr. SN. NnkLLS Lh,,R,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30
Correspondence "f the Dallas Herald
Letter From Mckinney.


Mn EDITOR Inc iri,nus y. "v.ess'V"
and southern rights ana hohor, "S'vI" v"
hoist ana "ht"ri 10 inc oreeH ~, " ,et II
Fights nag III 'his place. inursu"!, ''h
January was ueS'sh"tcu io' 'ne o'o"''v"
but OWING TO TIC increment s'''r VI INC
weather ana inc lhccSSah' ram inc MOIST
ing ana atichd"nt ceremonies were post
poned until to-day Inc morning was
most auspiclous,-lhc sun emerged ana
broke upon the world win halo oil llght,
brilliancy and glory seldom witnessed by
the inhabitants OF this wicked world. IL
augured that the work OF the day was glo-
rious, and that the God OF our existence
would approve and smile upon 1t. Soon
the streets were throngcd with the good
citizens from every part of the county
With willing hands and stout hearts the
work of erection went braycly ON, ana soon
handsome pole cighty-iivc feet III hight
was planted upon the square, near the
Court House, on the South side. When the
hour arrived for the hosting of the fag,--
Burford Henry was calcdto the chair, and.'.
J. Howe requested TO act as Secretary of the
meeting. Miss Bell Moore, the Belle of
Collin, presented the flag. Her appear
anco upon the stage was greeted with rap
'urous dcafcnrg cheers. With quiet
dignity, ease ana grace, that elected the
admiration and secured the attention of all
the large audience present, she spoke of
the wrongs of the south, and the aggrcs-
sions of a ianatical north Her appeal for
the south was touching, and thrilling De-
yond all description ana me" with ''G 1Me
o','n , wy paa, ,,Io,a r.;,h ,o;,tnd
whole address J was d dcPeT |i stVle
Soou seh"'' anu va" ,:r,I ,f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-30
Georgia Out.

ion of the State of Georgia passed
to-day with the following vote ;
Ayes 2O6 Nays SO. Majority ll0.
There is great rejoicing throughout
the State. Guns are being fired,
bells tolled, Lone star flags unfurlcd
to the breeze, aud every manifes-
tation ofjoy at the welcome YER
diet.
THE ORDINANCE OF SECESSION
An Ordinance to dissolve the Union
between the State of Georgia and
other States united with her under
the compact of Government cnti-
tied the Constitution of the Uui-
ted States.
We, the people of the State of
Georgia, in Convention assembled,
do declare and ordain, and it is here
by declared and ordained that the
ordinance adopted by the people of
the State Of Georgia in convention
assembled in 17SS, whereby the con-
stitution of the United States was
assentcd to, ratified and adopted,
also, all acts and parts ofacts ofthe
general assembly ratifying and adj
opting amendments to said comsti-
tuition, are hereby repealed, res
cinded and abrogated.
We do futher declare and ordain
that the union existing between the
State of Georgia and other states
under the name and title of the
United States Of America, is here
by dissolved and that the State of
Georgia, is in full possession and
exercise of all those rights Of SOW
creignty which belong and apper-
tain to Il free and independent
State.
AUGUsTA. Jan. 10. 10, p. M.-Thc
city is Illuminated. Fireworks,
the firing Of cannoR. ringing of bells
eac. Ha among the manifestations
If joy. upon The reception II the
I.w- from the capital
Miscellaneous Hens.
NEw ioDEIau "a large Hcci-
81 ~ ,lcIriGap1I merchant itlis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

III" Notes and Queries" an English publica-
hon, has the following item, headed Curious Co.
lssIdsnee: Con "Wednesday night. or rather
Thursday morning at three O'Clock. the inha bi-
1tants OF the metropolis Were reused by repeated
strokes OF the new great bell at Westminster. and
most persons supposed IL was a death In the Royal
nmily. There might have been twenty slow
strokes, when II ceased. ID proved, however, to
ne due 70 some arrangement Of the clock, for al
four and ave o'clock ten or twelve strokes were
struck instead OF the proper number. On men,
ioning this to a friend who Is deep in London
antiquities, he observed that there 10 an opinion
In the city thatanything the matter with 81 Pau's
great bell 10 an omen Of Ill to the Royal family,
and he added, II hope the opinion will not ex-
tend TO the Westminster bell )" This was at II
on Friday morning. l see this morning that IL
was not till a. m. the lamented Duchess of Kent
was considered in the least danger, and, a s you
are aware, she expired in less than twenty -four
hours. did not pause to comment on this curl
Gus coincidenre e, but to ask whether any one can
give me- any further particulars to that opinon,''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23
THE EVENING STAR.

IMPERIAL GALLASTRY.-The Paris CORES
pendent Of the Courier des Flats Unis states
that the representation Of the new but unsuc-
cessful opera of Tannhauser cost the Imperial
Academy of Music 2S0,000f 1t is well known
that the representation Of this German piece,
which cost the directors of the opera the above
shown to the Princess Metternich, the ardent
patroness Of Richard Wagner. This piquante
lady was consequently as much on the stage as
the author and the actors. There was sort Of
courteous duel between her and the public.
She invited by look and gestures her friends to
applaud, and the merited applause won by
certain passages caused her an infsntine Joy.
But when there came laughter and then Kisses,
she could not restrain her tears of vexation
and grief, and she left, before the end of the
piece, the box she had occupied with the Count
and Countess Walewski. The Emperor wit
messed impassibly this loss Of his 2SO 900 francs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

IL Juleps are In season, and SO is the story OF
the broad-backed Kentuck khan who went down to
New Orleans for the first time. whisky, brandy
and plain drinks he knew, but as tothe compou nd
and Favored liquors be was know nothing. Re-
posing on one of the seats Of the bar room Of toe
-: Charles, be observed a crowd Of fashionables
drinking mint juleps
boy" said he, "bring me glass Of that bev-
eragen
The liquor was brought to him, and when he
had consumed the cooling draught, he called the
boy again.
"Boy, what was my last remark"
WHY, you ordered julep"
"rhass hight, don't forget; keep on bringing
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ARRIVALS 1T THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTkL-M NJ Davis, w Knox
6aveiy, Henry, J Williamson, Burley,
Porter, Mr. and Mrs Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs
johnson, Mrs Moody, Blewitt, f l. Miller, w
n sskss, w II Frear, N Cave, J Chancellor
Powell, Dairy. Va Seivas, w p Wood
roof, r Enkin. NY; f A Calvin, r Newborn,
" Hicht, T sehulyr, NJ; A Nesmith, III Ley.
moSf, re-; nj Frrshan. Ga; A l. Heron, NC; J
steel, ii NJ Warheld, w Palmer, McCobb,
digs, La. -
NATIONAL HOTEL.-w Stevenson, NY; p
Calhoun, Ct; Mr Byrne and ly, =; Miss Ste.
Seehson, MI Carlisle, u Nawcfoss, Eng; E @
isins, Va; c B. Moves, G Cooke. III; c c
5Hyser, Mullen, Mullen, DC; J McClfntock
Z Hagen. w Smyth, w Jones, w Thomos, J An.
derson, Nd; r Reed and ly, NY.
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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
DzrA11xfsr or III, Isr.sIel.l
Woskfaffoa. nae al IR0o q

WssAiasfos, Dse. S. is06.
Public notice 10 hereby riven that bonds and
coupons ANNEXED, Of the description hereinafter
Get FORTH have lately been feloniously sbstracted
from the custody Of the Interior Department, the
same being the property of the United States and
held In trust for certain indian tribes Notice has
also bean given to the proper ocers Of the rsspec
tive States TO stop the payment thereof, and I'll
persons are warned against purchasing or recesv-
ing any Of said bonds and coupons - the claim Of
the United States thereto viii b prosecuted 10 the
utmost extent. Each bond being for the sum of one
thousand dollars, vix:
SIX per cent. Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued In
June And August, 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

4 SNYDER,
H. PL UMBER AND GAS FILTER.
Has removed to the corner of Twelfth And r ats.
Hels prepared to introduce Water aud Gas upon
me most favorable terms, and guarantees entire
He has on hapd . lot of COOKING and other
wishes to get rid of them no ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23
FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA, VA,

l. ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Mrs. S. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session of tnis Institution
will commence on Tuesday, September 18TH IN the
No. $50 King street. ~
The course Of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite 10 q thorough English Edu-
desired. -
In addition TO day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive limited number of pupils as
6oarders, who, constituting part of her own fam
lily, will be under her immediate and supervi-
sion. She Will endeavor, far possible, to sur
round them with the comforts and kindly influences
of Home.
;, Rsfsrencss.-Rev. Geo. Fl. Norton, Rev. DR.. Elias
HHsrris99. Rey: d: +; sPTlgg. William II; Eowle.
EEssS ,,,,,i Robert H. HuntSn. Ess: ~; o: Wallsch
Entwisle, gr., Esq, Col. John w. Minor, LOudoun
Messrs. B!,cklock & Marshall, Messrs Cor
Brothers.
TsRNs.
board, with Tuition IL 81 the English Branches.
IN advance.
Music a., Languages at Professors prices.
IL No extra charges. su 2s-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS,

,r,., WAgHIus TON, July 10, 1880,
FO"ICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That, agree
ably 20 the PROVISIONS of the ordinance of the Cor
foIatlon appfoyed May IL, 1890 the :ned is
nog prepared whsnsyer reSgired in writing. and
EXAMINE test prove, and ascertain the accuracy OF
IeElstraton ofAny gas meter in use in this city,
ana another. ssalei and marked as true, viii be
set IN ". place; If proved TO be accurate in its
and eyAin Put in position for use,
once No. $40 Seventh street, (nesr Odd Eel
oEf HALL Open from 8. ~, to .. m,
,CHARLEs W. CUNNINGHAM,
~ D-u Inspector and Sealer Of 6as Meters,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23
GAS FITTING.-&c.

W GAS FIX TURES.
~ Have IN store, and aTe dEi y receiving. GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Dssiens
and Finish, superior In style to anything
onered IN this market. We invite oitiz ens general
y to call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the bost
selected stock in Washing ton,
All Work in the above line Entrusted tn on +, esrs
viii be promptly attended 10.
MYERS & McsHAN.
mar ST S16 n atrast
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INDIAN vk EFF IS fRT SfScocr,oN.
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIESEMAR,1,a and s-Protected By ROYAL
So. Of he Eoois q. Pks1mseie Dc Psns aSd t t6
.bS 81 IL, f0E exhaustion and nstOhes
e 20; srsdcssss Al trace. q those
ssSys spd Pernioieus use OF eoPsivs and cubebs.
NO; h,s entirely implanted the njyrOus Of
.sIiel. ai.psTsinI an Impurities. and foOtins on
Ss :.s.: . s.,.P 81
nsd =, can Be s.rTisd Y ne yssteo.t POCKET sod
LeessssS sS SSssi R e I'd
S rs AZ a. sssa or iosz Gases for o. which
!. i sssss ssd fa asss. a 'f y,
y. sSs e sns Pr s.g
sscnrey PACKED, and addressed sseordins 10 he in
The Boos. q .l Ot6sE., that should b re.d b,
=, M! Esa aansgsd and broken down eonstitations
bs.ass i s. sT psSI, sSs 1s. -
~ ne symptoms that Inysnsbly develop them
s ss:S gos.e from sss s:
he victim dom shalns the fulton OF De mstnI
fss not q Pa ssassda s
VII :; :::'%i s
,.s::. e; ;Ei .'I; D.. sss xs
EloR RsSH qiN! s.. 3 y
al, afettu ns On the Adminlstraton and Orssnixs
So sTo kSsss s .siso s S1s. s,
In:s5P:s,es for Field AraIlsy. VOL. lsno., pho.
s'nTs;y ef.hs A.. of War, by Baron a. yon,.
s:s: :s on f RissS p Rs shS !,
nsn. yol., l6mo; u mail o.
2a Po:t: ADD ssrvscs 81 T,oss
Mshsn. 70. l6mo. b. mail rs csnfs
SSsrxles An Regular and irregular War by Hui
rf{oess, vols, Emo prlce By mail a :,
-. @s3o =, scosrt Anderson. VOL ismo, prios II
bound books. FRINGE 4 RISHsTFix -.
es9 lInt.A Rsp.l = S5s "a a1.r.,.
so3Hi ssss " y. ID ,.l:!g 4 :.S
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n.y. i Ss:s; !. q ~
Nerss c.,olins si3 y.r ssPt ce,.pss Bead.- oou-
= , g 80 ;A W l::s:S os
XffSpns ~, .s'irssd ce1Issy, thaStse 90, dsssd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
= III sa
CHANGE OF HOUR :

ewes 7 Psi r. CHANGE OF HOUR.
On ard after Sunday, pril 18th, 1861, the trains
will run as follows: o.
Leave WASHINGTON at 4 Is and ITO a. M
Leave BAETiMoRE at and $40 g. m IS and
SIP m.
Passengers for the West, Southwest and North :
west will take the AS o. m. and 245 p. M trains
which connect with Western trains at Washing ton
Junction.
For Philadelphia and New York, IS and ITO q
m. and IS p. m.
For Annapolis, 40 3. m. and 2.45 p. m.
For Norfolk, 245 .. m. =" .
On Surda' but one train, ct 245 p. m and on
Saturday the IS p. m. train goes 10 Phlad phia
only. w. p SMITH,
apis unteI&Rep) Master of Trans portation.
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EDUCATIONAL.

t. FEMALE EDUCATION.
HOSE Parents who wish their daug hters to 70
celye thorough and systematic education. whert
their ply sica training will receive daily and specs
attention. under the most approved system Of Calls
themes and Gymnastics pectfulIy invited Il
visit the Unlon Female Academy, corner -Four
teenth St and New York ay.
MIR. & MRS. z. RICHARDS,
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EFF Ell IHE Via va ZEE AfNP s sEgEEERAs'
BEAD!
AfPLY THE REhEDY

A6gOlCE IN HBILTH
Friend, co you sufeR Are you the victim Of sry
81 those numerous a. mcnts which arse from IND
IuiE Of the blooG What are they, do you asf .
source Of Lie and heath snd il i. de ara eensps
Of our being TO respond to any csuse vhloh fects
the system, - the luise intAiIby stests The ever
lreyAiilng ksurslEia, The Irritating ErysiDelas TIE
subtle ScrofGlA, the sfoni2tng Rheumatism, NeT-
yous Deblityf DysSepsiA, Liver Complain with its
PrHcr AND delectlon, and the numberless lllt thai
eesh II heir To- derive their hideour oriEin from tie
p!oodt DeaI kindly then and gently with the blood.
use the yitAxing RESOURCES Of nature for its al,
sno ssaer ra 70 commend 20 your oonfdenoe and
INDIAN rEa fs M c2T SscocryoN
With regard 10 this almost infallfble speotbs
Io3u& sepQmont has spoken in deolded terms
nd tne evloenoee OF this great ehcacy are sus-
Ianeo oy constant ayowa-s Of curative elects and
me hsppieft results from its use are after an otheT
remedies and the best medical ekil have failed.
Lot rs say, In conclusion, that certikoafes
eures are not sought from the Iiterste and su1er-
hcial, put they are volunteered from the most re-
sEeonble sources and justify the hugh terms in
vhloR ~ 10 possible 70 commend 90 yaluable A
sIeclho % public approval We may add Also that
the curative properties Of the medicine are e usled
only o. ne restorative etects, the system recover
in& nom disease with renewed constitutional viror
alto AZ. ssl g Al rsssectaole RrgrSist. IN his
None genuine unless her name ID blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork,
.. $1,000 ASess. b. CIsskl,, DIstist
TIC, and viii supply the trade st my prioes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-23

From the Ezanine7, Norfolk, Va
they were made, VIE: Cure Of he.daohe an ali its
forms.
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than q thousand
GASES, with entire success.
From the Democrat, ST. Cloxd, Nina.
or have been 1Gubsd with the head
may have them In case OF an.attaok.
From the Advertiser, Pyovids.es, RI
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and o,le Of the
very 6est for that very frequent complaint which
From the wss,srn r. r. Gazette. Chicago, Ill.,
nvailed Cephaic Pills.
Fyonr the KanawAa Waller Stay, Ka.ay.a. Va.
we are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who Try them, will stick to them.
Fon1 the Soxthern Path Fiads,, New Orleans, La.
Try them you that are afflicted and we are sure
st nSs can be sadsd to he
other medicine can produce.
From tie 81. Losis Dsssoeyas.
The immense demand for the article (Sceehalio
Pills) ID rapidly increasing.
p FIoU the Gosssts. Darsnyor., Iossx,
MI. Spa,ding would not connect his nsme With
m article ne did not k"osc TO possess real merit
Fyom the Advertiser, Pyovidsnes, RI
The testimony in their favor Is strong, from the
most respectful Q quarters
From the Daily Nstcs, Nsicport, RI
Cephallo Pills are taking the place Of al kinds.
From the Commercial, Bxllstix. Boston. Mass.
Sand to be very efhoaoioas for the headschs.
FIonu the Commercial. Cixe,s.asi, OHIO,
Sunering humanity can now be relieved.