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, 1861-06-22
Manufacture OF Arms In Massachu.
AeELHs
From the Boston .Tn1rnaf1


The national a1mory at Springfield ia being
liked to the utmost to supply the Govern.
mtnt with its splendid riilea. In 1855, says a
correspondent Of the New York TtiJunx. the
arsenal contained 287,00 masEets, and there
were probably manufactured In Six years fol-
lowing e, eco more At the present time there
are about sc, Geo remaining IN the arsenal, aud
tus1 service every day: Or the arms which
the traitor Floyd sent South, but smau por.
ton we're 1ined, whilst most of them vera
the old flint lock altered over-an Inferior and
nneafe weapon for tile soldier using it. The
works ate now run over sixteen hours per
day, giving employment to seven hundred
men, aud this force Is increased as fast as
room can be prepared for them towork In.
Over one hundred rifles par day are now
tuned out, which number will be increased
In the future. New ria1ng machines are about
to be set up, and the capacity Of the works
largely increased.
. The Ames Manufacturing Company at Chi.
copse, adjoining Springfield, Is also actively
engaged In the production of ri1ed cannon,
james patent projectiles, swords Of various
kinds, aud the sword bayonet used upon the
9hnrpe's and Colts ridcs- Five hundrrd m en-
are employed, and seven brass cannons-one
mora than battery-are completed every
week. Old smooth bore guns, including col
james conicsl bali snd shell. The co1nmblads
VIII DO good execution ut q distance Of sever
a miles. The riflng process adds vastly to
theIr efficiency. Or the projeelres, 100 shot
and shells are turned out daily, while swords
are manufactured st the rate oftnree Thousand
and hayouets one Thousand per month. Four
riding machines have recently been maaufacr
tured for The government. one Of which Is In
ope1atten At Ihompson's leland. New York
haThor, and the others viii shortly be In use
at the Washington Navy Yard They are OF
sincalculatle value, from the increased power
which they give to our artillery.
, 1861-06-22
: Il Bankrupt City.

New Orleans, IS We learn. from lite New
Orleans papers, Is bankrupt city. Atameet-
ing OF tho Board OF Aldermen Of the 18th
irst., the Chairman OF the Finance Committee
stated to the Board that "the city was desd
broke, and that he could not see financial day.
Light" Another Alderman, of lasgo properly,
Feaigned bis eeat, and the Finance COMMITTEES
reported in favor Of suspending Ill new works
TO relieve the fssnces Of the city in that quar-
ter: The Delta, commenting on the city's I'd.
nitted bankruptcy, exposes another Bo1rcs Of
anxiety 4 hrge number Of -ta1:payers; lf
eays are at the present time "Qtterly destitute
Of the means necessary to pay taxes On thelr
tnal property !" and should tbs time Gor pay
ment not be extended, many viii be COMPEL
led ITO allow their homeateads to pass under
the hammer Of the sheriff" The Dslo alIe.
gea that the bankruptcy Of the city, though
olittle over four months Of the year have
passed, Is largely owing to expenditures in
farthe1ing the military movements set on foot
since the secession Of the State but it t. evi.
dent that the utter obstruction of her credit
and business, ~ the ineritable result Of seces
sion. Is tha> real CAUSE Of the bankruptcy Of
the Crescent City, and the destltutlon to
exposed.
, 1861-06-22

Administration Is concerned, Italy can
not be, strictly speaking, called constitn-
tionA county. a., fox certain period Of
time. ministerial crisis Is IN impossiblllty.
Since b 1s54 Of shortly he1ore, Count Cavour
the phsnae is hsre) he engagnd to be kept in.
harness TIL Italy waa NADIA he cannot think
OF WtthdraWiogi no man can ever dream OF
unseating him. For the last seven Or sight
years he Eas not only been # the head of he
now even four portfolios he has been 0e
miuisftr, IT matters not who was called by
him to sit In The council, OF to seem to share
his responsibility. It mattezed not whom he
chose to discard, with whom he was coupsu-
ed to quarrel, whose able co-operatioa he
fhorehf flt to renounce. It did not even ma.-
terInto Ehoze hands he, for short respite,
reajcned power. The master mind In Italy
was alxays the same: Even La h1rmT1s
head was rot hard enough: to bat against
Cavour's, nor waa even :Ratizzi's temper sut-
flciently soft to avoid al eoslisiqn one aitsr 81
hurled dcm him; he alone stands forever
forever, that IL, 50 long ~ he will, End 50
long as the surgeons lancet saves him from
himself \ i
Should Cayour be removed by aeath--for no
man in 1tally is absurd enough 10 think Of any
bility tnTe Rscaaoll ministry. Cayour'a only
possible successor Is unmIstAbahlG pointed
out by public opinion. He would bring high
| principles, most unidentified character, u
=, et1org good eeuse aud stern Will Into tho
| kings councils; but for vastness OF lntellI-
! gence, fer extent Of resources, fsw even OF his
| friends give him credit. =
lam sorry to havcto add thu. Count Ca-
vour has had restless night; he has lost =
great deal Of blood, owing to tho loosentnsot
| the bandages ut his ann, Jet had to be bled
| again in the course Of the morning. This re-
1afse fs all owing to the Counts imprudaace
In summoning bis colleagues to bis bedside
yesterday, on the frat symptoms OF impro7e-
| ment, and holding with them long cuafer-
erce, for v eich his exhaustion hardly fitted
| the great statesman.
, 1861-06-22

TURIN, june I.
Count Cayour ,was bled four times within
three days. The complaint is congestion of
the brain, arising from Intense occupation,
want OF. bodily exercise, ind either too strong
an appetite Of else excessive indulgence ID
the pleasures Of his well appointed table. Pc
1Gaiea i.h bleeding = h, nas become Th hin ~
necessity. t Is only when the great nan is
temporarily Laid low that the people seem to
realize to its full extent the power Of his RI.
l1ng genius. Then you .hesr surmises and
might happen were the phle5otomist's Lancet
to arrive only two minutes too late Thers Is
= Providence to take care of Insane aud drank
en- men, says the English provers; and there
Is Providence to watch over the destin1es Of
pation In state OF traaa!tlon. Count Ca
:Yppr ID neither tho head Of = m1jority, nor
Of . minority; 80 far - tic head of the
, 1861-06-22

The sonth, It seems, Is carrying Its peculiar
fytttm Of hnancie1ing into Its benevolent
movements. jackson, the murderer Of Els
worth, who met with such quick 1etribuhon
at the hands Of private Brownell, has been
canncnIzed Southern saint, and efforts hare
been made to raise means to provide for the
maintenance Of his family. Four hundred
oolars Here recently collected at Charleston,
=. c.' for this purpose, which money, the
enarlefton Courier aaiux,y states, "has been
Tfeety- invested in Confederate State bonds,
tor afe benefit Of the family" This Is mach
s.fer than being deposited in a faro bsnEt
, 1861-06-22

Why ney ars La<01eien- Hapo{eon's Objections
Us<fM only a. Scouts-.Ao naor6 Eavd4FV
Wanted, -fhN

[From the New York Evening Post. 17th+1
The real value of mounted soldiers In IN AZ
my is little understood. It may seem strange
to FAY that there il no country In the world
where they hayo been 90 usefnk IN time Of
nominM peace, 40 In the United States! Such,
however; IL the fact. In war time the case will
be entirely different, 80 long, at least, a. the
enemy Is confined In his movements to the
Eastern Departments. While tho marauding
Indian was our only foe IN the neld, the quick
agile gallop Of the Mexican cobb On which
our men did bess service, was most import
ant aid to our forces; but pitched battles and
TtIan akirmIshes differ very widely. Gen.
scott's opinion. Of the armed horsem:n has
not been hastily formed It Is drawn from
tited By the opinions Of such men as Napo-
leon l.. Napoleon III, Marshal sonlt, sir Nil-
liam Napier aud Marshal McMshon- It
amounts simply to this: that while Ger
tain tmsn proportion Of mounted troops is al
most indispensable In q camp cavalry are
the least useful, the most troublesome, the
hardest to manage, md the most expensive
part Of an army. The United States regular
service has now the following fotco Of mount
ed men:
, 1861-06-22
A Brigade OF Loyal VIr@to1ans.

The encampment at Wflliamsport, Mary
land, which IL made q depot for loyal Virgin
ians, ie, We Learn, fact lillirg up. The follow
lpg printed haudbill is posted in various paris
Of Virginia:
TO TIE LOYAL PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA:
The Government Of the United States will
aecept the services Of all loyal citizens Of Vl.-
service fer and during the present wax. They
are requested to report at oCce to Philip
Pe1dletou, E:q., ut headquarters at Wlllian5-
port, Ma1lard- WARD H. LAMoS,
Formerly Of Virgins,
!, HOW ct Washington, D. G.,
1EiUian1tpor., Jtsae ID, 1851.
Several companies Of Virgfnlars, already
formed, lave reached Camp L aaou. ;e til ey
have chlEtened the encan.pment i: Williams
1rr+
, 1861-06-22

SAA sA.&U ~..AoAA'
We are In receipt Of the first number Of
paper entitled Our Who1s Union, Or tae lTs-
eouri Rtqiaer, printed BY the typos In the First
80 ns~s~..et 49, ~ - ~ 1..os
4o"a ~ '' w 1o p1eea oa>a eecesslon
sheet heretofore Kno#n as the Macon City
Rtgtster. Tho authority for the publication of
O,,r Vhozs Enton annears In t,,n f,1,o-,,,,-
,.,,,,axt., ,.a.-. ~ 'AtS A'1'o "1ae
s6'Au'11@"' o!ues:
srHoaAL oSoER, go. 1
1WV4coafEEs tcoa r;Es IT r. hEn : 1oT4 o roLs'
Aencesaio,, n,tnt;,,,,. "a, w., vuas 10, 4eol.
t~ria1s havinr fsn-, R.eoG, aau ,a,s, t,s
fherefore n o1der !" "a .h,s A. =
nrnynm1rat;nr nr,a-s ~ ai ~ to 1,t;'.r nn-aosaa
f ia oIdered thnt .i1a I'M nnh1Icatinn Il nailv
W},E;a T. a4na;ntad d;toe ~ = E1osc,a.
sn5 p SpRotsa ea,so, n, ~ ~. - ~, tisss ~ AZ
eiated ~ i.r[' n R.iia,, aa,,n"a1r IA ~,
erson svo ~ nSs,. ~ H. Thns + MaraS ~ .5s S
r u Tennstt + H.Tra Gn1ona1
o,,r % Waa,< f1,,on Is n1inted ' ~ hntFcn,o-.a ,.
wrapping paper, with blue Ink. It contains q
salutatory and yaledlctory. The following.
f,o,,, ia sc,nta+orv a,,r1o,,,s +ha as....s...s
~ s.Ao vi
es *hea seemed 20 render the enterprise .
desirable one for the Iowa volunteers; =. '.' ;:
printing offica lavInr arounG 1nnss y n1 onJ
npS nnt;na :; @ a4aae lde ca TO Wncn al
paa1s1u.9 uN1see 1o oes'tueA 4ae proprietor
;s1, ~ su..9!, y He learned, nad broke TOT como
the exIoens,cs ~ sorna p9taap, apsmeI ~
had departed, no one know @ Thifher. leayiny:,
types and presses uute and dIsconsolate.
a printing office has no more right to re-
main Idle than pretty WOMAN has to remain
unmarried and particularly shonla the Press
be active when there are wrongs to be rigtted,
information disseminated, truth separated
from falaehood, and rightul Issues presented
In contra dfstinction to false Such state Of
things Eas in c1istc1ce here-hence one res
son Why the idle Pfcss should be started.
And, again, We fear that cur predecessor hao
wandered politically asifay,a rs he Feens cen now
hsp, lost himself forever to his milllone Of
readers, Fearlngthis re determined to place
his paper upon thst "stralt and narrow way
which leads to life everlasting" poliiicslly)-
another 1eason Tor cur present course
Agasn-edisors oWe 1 eaeh other courtesy
which no political differences or diverse na.
tsonaiitaee can Destroy, we saw MS paper ~
irg idle, himself absent, his business suleFiugg,
and, as brother Qail1, We rushed to his res:
cue We do It 10 prestrve the reputation OF
LIS sneet. to Keep II In elfcuiatlon-to pre-
serve the Balance between bis business and his
absence, End preserve 50 worthy shees as the
Te Be sure, We have slightly altered the name
OF hfs eheeEperhars little Us tone possibly q
scmewoat ats appeRIIasFEee-o 3e.s Ns Inc
same Foeet WIN y olae1ei11 eo4tol.
The Saledfcto13 Is worthy Of being pre-
served. It is as follows:
YA1Ep1cTorY.-Jobnson. vhereycr von are
woods. or # eng Z fi,eitire IN t6e on*n an niain Ian
undcr the broad cannnv NJ He,ran1 ~ keood kn1;i
Brai W. navsr sa]r -. a,-,tsSaa. ~ a.a4
oyncct ia. nerer want fo I'M for III ~ IA
, 1861-06-22
4 MOTHER TRIUMPH IN III e
IL NORTHWEST
FOR HERR1MG'8 SAFES.

n TIA fsrent d.sstrous ira IN this cit, 1Eta ooe
Of ne srefrTa having tcss my stqre aaa r. enHae
ssid 10 h.ye @ been maanfsctnIed y EaShsstsr X
ETnS ~ 1nnr naSc ms lMYe Eatd stood by the stda
s. sae TT as fss9 .as I'd I'd e. nqs
eys hsdIr tcnrEhed. and am satisfied would hayo
brG entilely Destroyed ri h2a bssE located vbera
iated IN tic esnt1n az the atort and fel Into tha
ceiaF tougst Large quantity Of butter which mAda
NOR intensa hexs tn fact hot ~ to melt aots1e
Of he Iron Bazs sopos:ng tne fEaaa 9t tae san
tais ate passed throrxh an happy Is saT glat IL
erHFa coatens, con.!atnt Of monay and other valn-
so1es, to tic zGouzt Of about $HkM eara out
, 1861-06-22

TnE WHSEnAGo TREA1r.-Hon. J. Il. b.
aer, Secretary OF State Of Minnesota, In con.
neetion with Edward Nolcott, Of Paris, ILL.,,
ard Thomas J. Sample, Of Muacle Ind, have
been appointed Special Commissioners by :ha
Secretary Of the Interior. to carry out the pro-
dians concluded on the 18th of april, 1850,
end ratified by tie Senate at its last session.
, 1861-06-22
THE HILTON HEAD ST0RY.


The following statement Is from the savan.
nah RpsNiean Of tho 18th. He give It for
whatIt il. worth, though it 'sproper to say that
tho story Is said TO be unfounded by the
Charleston Courier. Hilton Head Island lies
u little north Of the Sayannah river partially
commanding It's mouth as we'll as the inland
water communication With Charleston. We
quote the Repu4iean:
Our city Was thrown into perfect ferment
yeeteIday afternoon, and every man, bog aud
many OF the women, were ready to take up
arms to 1epel the invader. The cause may be
briefly explained as follows: ,-..,
sas 6pown yfIhsrdy hs mGEnpg a from In
the blockadipg fleet OF our coast had been
suddenly reinforce, by from three to five large
vessels. This, however, waa considered mere.
ly o freak Of that particular arm Of the Abo.
lition service, ae the vessels float about pro-
mitcuously, being here today, and d perfectly
About two O'Clock ?. II, however, matters
assumed more practical aspect. A messcn-
ger arrived by the boat from Tsbea, with in.
telligeuee that SIX boat loads Of Abolition
t1ooLs, supposed to number ECO men, had
been landed from the squadron on Daufuski
Island, on the Carolina coast, just oppoafte
Tybee The news spread over the cfty il d
~ +~A.sN *AA~ = Ao<%s<osV-AA4to4GAL pre-
vailed. The call to arms was sounded to the
detachment Of military remaining In the city,
ard every body seemed an1iors to take part ii
clrcumsenti0g and destroying the invaders.
PreraIas1ons were Immediately made, guns
brought out and boats got ready. Gen. Law
ton aud staff had left Oh the mornings boa.
for the deftnses on the coast belo8 II the city,
and the preparations Tere taken In charge BY
Commodore Tattnau
1t q later hour another messenger arrived,
correcting the first account In two most i'm
portAnt particulars The landing took place
on Hilton Head instead Of Daufask1n, aud In.
etead Of q few boat losds, the deba1ka:ion had
been commenced early in the morning and
kept mp through the greater part Of tue day.
Commodore Tattnan concludes that = very
1.rge force has been landed, for regular cam
paigp, with the view OF taking possession Of
Brcxd river md ultimately tho reduction Of
Charleston by an attack in the rear. This,
however reasonable, Is but an Inference, as no
thicE definite can be known Of their object,
Perhaps they did not have GU. OF view d.
version Of forces from our forta and batteries
below, 20 as to enable tbs Ieet to come in
aud take Possession.
Commodore Tattnnu vent down the river
about O'Clock with three boats aud q consid.
cradle force, consisting nf the Chatham Artfl-
lery and number Of iufantr5. We can only
add that matters ar1 In safe hands, AID all pru-
dent and practical steps possible will be laken
and without delay.
Under the circumstances, however, 1t will
probably be Bome days before the actual force
landed aud their character, can be aaccrtai1ed,
and proper steps taken to disp1acc them.
, 1861-06-22

TIE FOURTH IT PRIscEToI.-The. Fonrth b
q July viii Be ee1ebrated at Princeton, H.,
With E1lltary parade and review Of local vol.
un&eer companies, ard m address by Hon.
Rnbext G.1nRersou pf Peoe;A- =
, 1861-06-22
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
~.-8ICK HEADACHE.
CURE
FERROUS ME.an.aCur
CURE
ALL KINDS OF
HEAD ACHE.


yoCs Oh 61CK dkADAcU2 msy b prevented. a,a n
taken at tho commencement Of N atari ,,.,,a..t.
relIef non pain and sickness VII be ob..irea
They seldom fstl IN REMOVING tne 14r.r, .,au
:, ,,.,1, e.,,.,..
a.. ,.-.,.
31'1s5ss'
N rc,.cr or .,dcn,,r7 ,o,,,, e,' "7a
lA1AE1'1' improving the AFP1711E, giving TOTE aad
, 1861-06-22

Northwest h the nsSe Of the Southwest. 81
ern people," says the Aralanch, "we proclaim q
war Of Invasion sgainst tho Northwest to the
knife. Kentucky will extend to us the comfy
Of . passage through her territory for our
srmies, Ehe knows they are gentlemen. We
have no fear Of being refused this favor. We
will not say anything 1t present about the
secret information We posses5 Of formidlbI
combinations Of good aud true men IN Ohio,
Indians; and Illinois to overthrow the Lincoln
d51afty, who are only awaiting our arrival to
1ise up and crush lhslr oppression"
, 1861-06-22

$332 a95. Is
The liabilities chow the expenditures 10 January
1et. 1862.
Thc1csonrces are exclusive OF the taxes for 1851.
estimate at from $3a3, ,0OU, to S3G0. 900, which
1ears tax will be leyird in September ne1t and be.
come due In November.
:. III making up the amount OF delinquent taxes.
the amount Of tax for 1850 in some Counties not
having been reported to this Office, the amount
thereof was estimated from their tax for 1850 the
valuation Of h1lds being the same for both years
, 1861-06-22

And W1thnut th6 lb65 q H1g1a Can't
IreGard this ost tatisfkctory taat Of tho gper
CITY Ct the aregEocf qualities Of your PATENT
CHAMPION SAFES ovar &uy and III othefx~ IhAvo
today ordered another Of The azne slxe u the on4
which 10 fffunphsntly passed through tho 1fA
Topyr respectfully, n. II. CAKHAET.
Tho above aata eka now 6s seen 70 front Of stofa
dei1'ca1ysdRg aostass street.
, 1861-06-22

I&1N14
n]inois.snd Mississippi Telegraph Comp.ny
:. have completed arrangements for building
line between Keokuk and Burlington, lows
which will put the hitter place in dlreet,com.
muutcation with this city. - ;,.-
, 1861-06-22

AFFu!HlMIn1 q Gapt. Jonh Fope, .. 8 a. 70
Posed, and the people ot Illinois hoped, 1t was
long 1ea{ea ana wen deserved promotion
IN the regular army, but BY adyices received
on ytsterdsy u appears that Capt. Pope Is
SIMPLY maae b11eadler General Tor the vol
Gn,etr tores6 o. this State. better selec-
t!on certainly could not hare been made by
the Government, than this. In oil the essen
tsls Of soldier Capt. Pope deseryed]y ranks
with the hest officers Of the service. He hes
, 1861-06-22

JUST PUBLISHED:
SADLY TEE BELLS TOLL THE pE.iTu OF TIE:
HE RO,~ Inscribed to ttc u:enury nf Co:cnel Ellis
WORTH. By L. b. To0cE, Price 5 cent?.
Col. EHswer rth's Requiem Aar:h- B5 4. !. Ta1s.
Price &c eeEts-
Douelas Funeral March. By H. Gr1atc. Pzdce s cts.
Down With the Tralser's ser7en: Fiag." Quar:ette.
Price IS centE.
TIE aoove p;eces have splendid uhosra2h Titles.
Foot teps On do other side. Qaasteste. By i. J.
H1lgine. Price SC csusa.
The migrants Dying CLlld. B7 Il D. l. Weossaz.
Price Is cents.
Sweet Memories. so-g AID Chorus B5A-J Higgins.
Price 80 eerts.
The Brave yolar .tea' orckstcp March By y \.
Ward Price Is cent?.
Colonel Andersons sehosdsehs. Dy c. Hunting.
TTlce 30 tenIa,
Ny Little Bird Billy. b. a. J. Higgins. Pr1co Is
CtE8.
Men Of Thought. Be up and Stirring Quarteste. By
y. n 6rahh1s. Price Is cent?
afn'!e Clare. with variations By c. Dotzlcr. Price
IS cents.
eannot Catch the sunthine- with brilliant yariauous
BJ Dttzi +. Fz1ce - ceuts.
Steamboat Polka. By Cullen. prIcs Is cents.
Aclarge Waltz. By Il. GRAFT. Price 2, cents.
n Any or all Of thc above Will b9 sent By malt.
Postpaid, On receipt Of Ill lrket prlce.
, 1861-06-22
HENRY 9. SPALDIHG,
No. 4s Cedar ssreets Now York.
Q CApTIo Q NJ.

Ii certain unpr1ne3pled persons sre attempting 10
palm OF On tho unSuspecttnS public Inltahqpa of mY
PREPARED GLUE, Iwould eauuaa Al por.on, to al.
anime before purchaainx and sse that TIA I'M mama
paMDEGs PREPARED GLUE
Ii % tie outk.de xra1per; N ctaar. ~ svtnduns
cGqpte<fAtA WlV
, 1861-06-22

Rx1zoIDsgCRa. Franklin County. Ohio,
~ January sta, 15dl.
No. Is C-saa street, ~ T.
DEAR s1R:-1uelorei nn twenty.Aye ccnts C5c.> for
Eh!ch scnd box "Ccphalic rtIt" Send to address
| t.. Ohio ~"
AGILE ALNo1T lAsrASTKE-
Truly yours,
NM T. EIIIEH.
, 1861-06-22

AAsosytLLE, Conn. Feb. 5th, 1877.
MR- EPALDrSa 7,@"''' y
SIK:-I have tiled your Ceehal.c F11ls aad IrxH
THEN 50 WILL thai want Eou - seuL NE two lvars
worth mcre.
past q these are for the neistbars to whom CARA
q fen; out OF the 1rss box got ft,;,n YOU,
SEED the Pills by mail. and oa!fs -.
IGu. cbti!r1t servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
, 1861-06-22

lfEon the Examiner. Norfolk. VAL
Cepha1c Pills accomplish the object LOT which they
were made, ylz:-Cure OF Headache IL nil Its fo.,cs
, 1861-06-22

Balance to credit CT State. Sa55 ,335
u B7s or STATE, BONDED, ARE
Bonds Of 1853 due III 1868 $aO0, 900
School Fund Of State, used for revenue
purpCers -......- f13 na5
, 1861-06-22

Trs11AyT1, Mich. Jau1agy ttth, 1sa.
1IR spALprvn,
S1R:-Not long since sent to you for box Of Cap-
naHc t1us for the cure Of the Nervous feAtche ard
GGet!rtcet-. Anh received tic sar anil THEY 40
GOOD AZ KEFKcr THAT WAS INDUCED 70 sg.;1 ron
AohK, Please send By rGtura rtali. -"
Direct - Il l. WHEELER
Yp=uantl, Mich
, 1861-06-22

HAvEE7oRn. Pa, Feb. 9Th, ISn.
NR- srsIo.xG,
s1R;l ei.h you to @erd r.c one more hcx OF rorr
Ccfhal.c Pills. l HAVE RECxtv1o GuxAT DIAL U
BESKE11 FROM THEN
Yours respectfully. .....-.-
ErRCC8 Cax1K, Huntington Co., PA4e
- , - Janu1-y 18th 1851
s1R:1Yam viii please send me two noxes Of your
Cepaalc fWs. sead them Immediately.
Respectable youys.
JSO. 4. AtM0NY
P.s-1 HArE rsKD ONE Box or YoUz PuLs. And
FIND 1u.N EXCELLENT.
DEl1.E EKRSoy, Ohio. Jsa- 13th 1871.
Hr1HT c. spALDNG. ESQ.,
Please End uc1osed twenty-five cents, for which snn1
MT a.oshcr h,2 Of yocr Cephac t11. TukY A3a
Truly THE REST PILLS HAVE KvEH TRIED
Elfect H. STDFEl. L. Sf,
Bcue Vernon, NSandus County, O.
BEvznLT. Mass. Dee. uth, $50.
r. c. srALDrH1. Eal,
*sh for .o,ss circulars or 1n-e show h:!ls bring
tcn'eTs. II Eou have anything Of tho Kind, please
one q customers who IL subject to severe s1ck
Headache, {ur Tally LISTING two dat ~ cCazp OF
AS ATTACK II oSK AoCR AT YnrK p1LLs. vhtch
sent ee1e~ Respectfully yo,ra,
VI. D. WIRES
, 1861-06-22

[f1on the Democrat, ST. Cloud, MIun1
NJon arr OF have bce2: troubled with tie neaIacha
scnd fcr o21 fCephafc FtllA) that Jou may aayo
item In case Of az ntt4cE
, 1861-06-22

cases, with entire 6uccusa.