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HEADAGsE is the avorite sign 10y which makes
hhowh any deviation whatever the natural state Of
tne pran and viewed Ia this light it be looked
safeguard intended to give notice OF disease which might
Otherwise escape attention. till too late be
us indications should be neglected. NAV
oe CLASSIFIED under two viz: Symptomatic
pathlc Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly common
ana IS the precursor OF variety of diseases among
which are Apoplexy, Govt, Rheumatism and ali febrle
dCaSes In its form is symuath tic of disease
OF the stomach constituting SICK headache, of hepatc dis
ease constituting bilious headache OF worms constipation
ana other disorders of the bowels well as renal and
uterine affections Diseases Of the heart very frequent
ended with Headaches; Ause mia and plethora are
affections which frequently occasion headache idopathic
eadache also being usually distinguished
by The name Of nervous headache, sometimes coming on
suddenly in state OF apparently sound health and prosat
ing at the mental and physical energies and in other
instances it slowly heralded bv depression of
spirits or acerbity of temper In instances the pain
Is IN the front OF the head, both
times provoking vomiting; under this class may also be-
named Neuralgia ~
For the either class Of Headache the Cephac
pis have been found and safe remedy, relieving
the most acute pains in few minutes, and BY subtle
power the diseases of which the
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Constipation Or Costiveness.

one Of the many ills flesh is heir to is so prevalent
SO little UNDERSTOOD and much neglected as Cosyeness
often originating in careessness sedentary habits is
regarded slight disorder of too little consequence to
excite anxiety while in reality it is the precursor and
Of many Of the most fatal and dangerous dis
to an untmely grave. Among the lighter evils of which
e3suveness Is the usual attendant Headache Collie
while long train of frghtful diseases such Malignant
evers A6cesses, Dysentery niarrh@a Dyspepsia, Apo
PieXy Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hystsria, Hypochondrass
Melancholy and Insanity first indicate their presence in
me system by TINS alarming symptom. Not unfrequently
me diseases named originate in Constipation but take
an existence unless the is eradicated
an early stage. From all these considerations follows
mat ne disorder should receive immediate attention when
Cephalc Pills the first appearance of the Complaint as
Their timely use will expel the nsdiouS approaches of dis
ease and destroy this dangerous foe to human life.
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Observation-Disclosures wants you to send her box of Ce
phac clue, no. bottle of Prepared Pllsbut thing
ing that's not Just naither but perhaps yen be afther
showing what is Ie she's nigh dead aud gone with
me SICK Headache and wants that same as
relalved her before. 80
druggist Y on must mean Spaldng's Cephalic Pills
brl0ge-Och! sure now and you've sed it, here's the
aithcr ~ 49, " N' ' ~
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M(istf[[arreOus.

'INHE AMALGAMATION LANGUAGES =
There is growing tendency in this age appropriate
Ie most expressive words Of other languages and at
%ne 70 incorporate them into own thus the word
SepnaiG which is from the creek signify ing for the
mead Is now becoming popuaTiZed in correction with
Mr. spadngs great -adache remedy, hut will be
ssa IN more general way, and the word Cephai1 will
become as common Elctrotype and many whose
olstlnction as foreign words has been t
usage until they seem "natve and to the horn
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- OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and anxiety
incident to close attention to business study,
the numerous causes OF Nervous Headache The dsordee
state OF mind and body incident to this DISTRESSING com
plant IS fatal blow 70 all energy and amhton Sufferers
pv tins disorder always obtain speedy from
distressing attacks by using the Cepfalic Pills W en-
ever the symptoms 1t quies the overtasked brain
ana sootheS the strained and jarrng
the tension OF the stomach which always accompanies
agsravates the diaordered condition of the brain.
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"A Real Blessing

ihySIcSan Mrs Jones, how is that healaclTp?
AfS Jones.-Gone! Doctor, all gone the pill you sent
cured me in Just twenty minutes, wish YOU would
send more so that can have them handy
fLtgStc3G1- GU get them any Druggists Call
t3r CePhaIic Plls, find they fail and recommend
them in all cases of Headache.
afS Jones i shall send for box directly and shall tell
all my suffering friends, for they real blessing
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'ardly Realized.

~ az n orrite eadache this haftcrnoon stepped
ITO he hapothecarles hand says hi the man, you
ise me OF an eadache ~ docs it hache ard says
ChsixceedIn$y," says hi, h md upon that e gay
Cephaiic Pill, hand pom 'onor it cured me- 81 dui;
mat ardly realized 'ad 'ad an eadache.
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Twenty MILLIONS or Dollars SAvED.-Nr Spalding
mas sold two millions Of bottles Of his celebrated Prepared
Civ and it estimated that each bottle least ten
collars worth of broken furniture, thus making an aggre-
gate OF twenty millions Of dollars reclaimed from total loss
py thls valuable invention Having made his Glue
houehod word he now proposes to do the world still
greater service by curing all the aching heads with his
Cephalc nus, ana they are good his Glue, Head
aches will soon vanish away like snow in July
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StObGs, Furnaces, 1T.
GDYtatigN.

RECOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
lfAYOUNG LADIES.
The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
in September The course Of instruction in the usual
branches is full and thorough being under the direction
an efficient Faculty Of able and Terenced Teachers Every
command Of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters, with the
ystages Of the Christian family, invited examine
School.
terms OF admission and further information addresa
Rev GEO. LEWIS STA LEY, Principal, Mount Washington
anlAi rnn-n "a Nor nd
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BALTIMORE,
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diplomas Show Cards 70. Manufacturers Views Archite
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COMMERCIAL WORK
or every description. The facilities OF our establishments
Tor me perfect execution of every description of photographic
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al modern Improvements, and personal attention is
gwen 70 every branch of art, enabling us to compete
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apl7-eotf '''
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IF PRACTICAL L!THOGRArHERS ENGRAyEK2
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sS DID you ever have the Sick Headache? Do Won re-
member the throbbing temples the eyere brow the l tn
ing and disgust at the sight food How totally un fit
you were LOT pleasure conversation study One the
GePhaG Pills would have relieved from all the
purposes you should always have box Of iheson hand
to use as occasion requires ~
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1nhlft SaIfs.
BY SAMUEL J. sOPER & GO

De a.
~ VATuApI> u 20 ISfrI2,-r T,Do11nr
s6Siiit ~, - ~ ADlLh LIE "a SEHOLD PROPERTY
EsIit " FRANKLIN STREET. NEAR ST PAUL, FOR
-A15 - ALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
City Ftue OF decree OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore
Hudersigned as Trustee, will offer for sale on
M ~ me Ith day OF February, 1861, at O'Clock p
!, /, ri ri ~ t StS city aforesaid,
Baltimore ma lGh or Gk0UND situated in the city Of
on ih norh SD 20 as toows Beginning for the
ion M ~ nrt6 n We cier formed by the ntersec-
was bertf Gl ana az me southeast corner of Lot which
1S lNnty by lndenture of the 18th Of May, 1851 and
49, III LlDer A. W u, No. 46l, folio 2S, &C. and run
] ,i tGtiy, Dndlng on Franklin street, % feet
DO mt distant 5S f f feI 70 Hamilton alley or street.
mentioned Lot Hamilton street thence westerly bound
erIt m sIuuI sge OF hamilton street. % feet then
sail m east me OF tue Lot leased aforesaid to
Pat ~ iE ltU IesI 70 te beginning. Subject Ground
al y, anu july, respectively, Of every year
The imprOv en on the above IN consits IF Iaroo
aIee story BRICK HOUSE with brown front, and stands
cA about thirty feet from the pavement and is known as
or Er CH1i .AEKClAI AND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTEU
oi NJ an I'M, directly opposite CORTLAND street
rms OF sale are, half cash and tLe balanca in
ou anu SIX months with in crest and security 70 he an
proved Dy trustee. '''N ~ aF
THfS. ". LANAUAN Trustec
;,- o,.-a, SAMUEL J. SOPER & CO
,,,J :, :, =. tlseis,
- 4 81. D. cASNON'
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Athnsfnlfnts.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
THIs (THUSDAY} EVENING, Jan. q.
Last night but twof
MR. }. COLLINS
The Irish Comedian Vocalist Of the day aud
POSITIVELY THE LAST TIME IN BAITIIORE,
or the greatest Irish Drama ever act
THE COLLEEN BAWN!
MGLES Ma CUPPALEEN....... COLLINS
With the longs Of Id the hopes that leave me-
'Cfuiskeen Lawn and "Boys of Kilkenny"
Also, the Extravaganza, entitled
-, -, TIE HAPPY MANI
PADDY MURPHY. ,-....,.,...,..NR COLI ms
With songs Of ''Widow Macree.'
r,n,r.,, r,,,,.-.,. - "Roud Soldier Boy"
FRIDAY-BENEFIT OF Mr.. COLLINS. SIT
baltimore MELODEON.
- GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
FIRST WEEK OF THE PANTOMIME
THE
C0BIER'S DAUGHTER:
Or, ALL IN THE WRONG,
Together with
New Songs. New Dances, New Savings,
By the Melode0n Minstrels
Sd Admission 10 Is and rs cents
IS Doors open o'clock.
Performance to commence at O'Clock. ja5-u
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GREAT MISUNDERSTANDING the most importan. az all
me great medical discoveries of this may considered
NE system Or vaccination for protection from SMALLPOX,
ihe Cephallc Fill for relief OF Headache, and the
omnine for the prevention of Feyers, either of which
ing humanity ong after their discoveries are forgotten
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SurnI4rR.

gurnltare.
q i. MATHIOT II SONS
tSa SOFA AND FURNITURE WAREROOGS,
sai Nos. . AND 81 North GAY ST.
( Near Flystte 81
. Extending from Gay to Frederick street.
Always hard large every variety
hUuSEHDlD AND OFFICE FL RNlTURE, embracing
Bureaus Assorted Coors Of Teta-a-T etes
bedSteads, Cottage Furni- Arm Chairs,
NashstandS, tuTe lRonkinr Ti,airg
Wardrobes, Wood Chairs, lEtageras.
Spring Beds Office Chairs, Marble Tables
Mattresses OF HuSk Barber Chairs IRecaption ami f..
Cotton and Hair Cribs and Cradles, holstered Chsys
Sofas, Side Boards, Scttces
EXTENSION TABLES OF EVERY LENGTH
PERSONS disposed to purchase invited to call and give
our stock an examination which for variety and quality
workmanship cannotbe exceed by any establishment in tn
ccuattT. i. MATHIOF 4 SON,
au2+G Nos % and q North Cav street
II ENRY ". JENKINS,
4 PRACTICAL CA BIN ET MAKER,
No. l6 LIGHT ST.,
has on hand large stock Of and is constantly
rlng every description OF CABINET WARE of the best
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
BEDS. holsters and PILLOWS OF Hairor Feathers iron
BEDSTEADS. suitable for Hotels, servants, &c ias.fi
q NEW RNITURE
EEaA WAREROOMS
~ 1.-The undersigned would call the attention friends
and the public to his new WaTerc and his large
and varied assortment of Furniture His stock being ALL
NEW, and fthe best workmanship, with very moderata
prices he hopes for continuance OF the patronage he
THOS. McGLANNAN,
No 4Oi West Baltimore street
~ FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED and
REMON ED W IH CARE. rh23
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aGrffMItmraI.

5gritmItnraI.
MARYLAND COMPANY S
lFE SUPER PHOSPlKA TIE OF LINE
srTanted superior to any thing of the kind in use
For sale by H. z. EVANS, Agent,
No III South Fuaw street. opposite Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depot Baltimore Nd julOtf
GU ANOl ANOll
Planters and dealers will remember our facilities enable
us to supply all kinds of FERTILIZERS, by wholesale
RETAIL on the very best terms and that in all
WE GUARANTEE THEIR PURITY.
Our supply Of PERUVIAN is ample for the seasou and
We deliver it as required from the
AGENTS WAREHOUSE,
thus saving the farmer every expense
Cur stock OF
MEXICAN GUANO
embraces the Of the Humboldt" Cosmos, and
pilots Brde'the two former being among the richest
imported in this will be sold by the cargo
single ton.
Our stock OF
CALIFORNIA GUANO
Is all Of last seasons Importation free from those i'm
pues which impair the of the recent importation
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
of manufacture, and believed to be article
or the kind prepared in the United States For stiff
deem it superior to anything viii can be applied.
GROUND BONES,
Finely powdered from Unboiled Bones.
MANIPULATED GUANO,
VI the various brands, at the manufacturers prices
W. WHITELOCK Il co,
aul8-u A South street.
ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
Manure, being auvia deposit, composed animal
vegetable matter. Can be obtained from the Ice Ponds
the Cattle Show Grounds Distance Charles st
avenue half mile at Cattle Show Grounds, quarter OF
seryoir. Apply at 38 South street
Price 50 cents per cart load.
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FACT WORTH Observation-Disclosures Cephac Pills are A
certain cure for Sick Headache, Bilious Headache Nervous
Headache, Costiveness and General Debility
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LincOin'S Message.

On the first page OF our paper will
te found synopsis Of the anxiouslv
looked for document from Abe Lin
coin. SO far AZ we can irdgc. il
contains, comparatively speaking,
nothing new to the reader of news
papers, for it can be viewed only "a
4 compilation Of previous things OK
pressed by him. True, he calls
for 400, 900 men, and 500, 900 900 /;
and seems bent on pursuing the
same course tosy arle the South rs lie
did in the commencement,
He still thinks THAI lie is not en-
dcavoring to v"crcr the South, hu;
frying to Quell Il rehelIioas people.
He has changed hi- opinion consider
ably since lSiS, for in JANUARY of
that year, here il wha; lac thought /;
Any people, anywhere, being in
lined and having the power have II
night to rise up and shake of the cN-
ting Government, and form u nov,
one tina, suits them better"
Now he calls secession, sugar
coating rebellion Pretty good
de thinks the government can to-
saved b. the people. il the govern
inent will but do it. duty. His pro
iuction vclcped message, is too
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sons, except w. NJ. Browne, as q
bold and audacisus man. a bitter enc
my Of the South and her institutions,
an Abolition writer known to the
North and to Europe for the past
twelve years, and wholesale SANDER
or Of Southern men. In person and
manners. he has all the appearance of
gentleman. He ia fine scholar, q
man of very superior talents and &C
complishments, and of very insinua-
ting address; all Of which taken in
to consideration, makes him far more
dangerous than an ordinary man
would be. 1t is hoped justice will
be neted out to him.
WM. S. BAssFoRD.
In an editorial notice of the above,
she Intelligencer makes the follow
ing pertinent remarks:
And wAe is Mr.. Browne7 And
how comes it tina. this spy is his
friend Why should Hurlhurt so
earnestly desi - be sent to Rich
mond where his "friend" Browne
was Why should Browne, the
"iriend . Of the spy, ujMoat 6cing
c"asuit'd, thus strive to obtain Hurl-
burt's release n, oncci We mean
more and We know more than it Is de-
sirab!c to express at this time. We
only say to the Charleston Mercury,
here is a widening Of the abolition
trail Mr.. Browne, like Mr.. Hurl-
burt. possesses facil" pen. We all
know with ',i!a; ,a..e certain accom-
pIi,hed professional writers " can
paint both sides of "a picture. Mr..
browne was once connected with the
New York journal Of Commerce,
when that paper opposed the South.
MIR. Browne. i, from England, and, if
We are not mistaken, Is very intimate
with certain parties in Edinburgh.
lie may BE- hlamrlcss. H.. may BE-
til. dupo of l!urthurr But there is
too much AT stake I" Justify c"reDo-
ny. browne is too near our Govern
m'n', 20" familiar with our plans. and
by his m.iu"uc" in the stare Depart
'n"Mt las to" much power to paroliz"
an" dymora!izo our foreign policy, 70
he rNrnp; from scrutiny. OF one
thing We arr positive. and that II.
that he friend of H. llurIburt is not
lit 70 b" the Assistant Secretary ..
Stat" AND die confidential adviser of
the Premier of the Southern Cabinet.
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T Ell G X A PHI &c,

Richmond, July An engage.
ment between Pattcrson's forces and
Johnson's vanguard, commanded by
Colonel jackson, took place at Fall.
ing Waters, on Tuesday last. Loss
on our side six killed and twenty
wounded. About eighty of Patter.
sons command are reported killed.
Richmond, July 5.-Passcngers
Just arrived here from Winchester
contradict report current yeste--
day that Patterson had retreated.
Gen. Johnston. we learn, repulsed the
enemy yesterday three times near
Martinsburg, with heavy loss on
their side.
We are not informed as to the
number engaged, but from the des-
cription of respective positions Of the
contemding armies it is believed that
Johnson has obtained decided strate-
gle advantage.
Pat,erson's columns; it is said. NUM-
Der from eighteen to twenty five thou
sand.
Columbus. Ohio. July G.-Twentv-
five Virginia. prisoners are here.
Washington, July G.--Cameron
and Fremont III. goneto fortress Mon
zoe.
johnson is seven miles from Mar
tlnsburg in force. \ general add
vanc" has not Yet been made, the
Southernrrs are still approaching the
federal lines. \ general federal move
rnent Will occur the coming week.
Boston, } uiv oth.-A fire occurred
in GittstirlG today. Loss $4,000
Milwaukee, Jul y 6tl.-A large fir.
here to-day. Loss, 100000.
Washington July 6.-ratters"n'
whole fore. is at Martinsburs. Tn.
Federal pickcts fred ON each other,
killing one. Mcclellan is reported
within Two days OF Mar,insburg.-
Gen. Johnson is within three miles
Of Martinsburg with 1000 less than
the federal force.
Albany July o.-The steamer New
World j. sunk. y whole squire. two
freight dcp"ts. passenger depot and
elevator, fifty freight ears. four OF
them loaded, destroyed by fire to-day
loss, 800 900. Several lives LOST
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Our Motto--Home Manufacture.
TUESDAY,.

Wants an -Armistice.-The New
York Herald, of the 27th, comes out
for cessation of hostilities, and launch
es grand schemes Of conquest for the
combined armies Of the North and
South. Wequotc from the great pro-
jector:
First, let there bc an armistice be
tween our loyal rnd rcvoltcd States
for one. two or three wears, in refer
cncc TO our domestic troubles. Sec
ond'v, looking to the crafty designs
of grasping England, and to the sus-
ricious movements Of Spain i'll regard
10 Dominica and Mexico. let our Nor
,hern and Southern armies form Il
coalition, say 70 the extent OF 100
900 men. for the occupation md an
ncxaiinn Of Mexico. and ion the
liberation OF bnsniIirn.
This viii bring Us iu;o collision
with Spain, and from the .,!orl.lnu.>
debts which England holds against
both Spain and Mexico. wr Iutv cx-
poet also u war with England As
timing ;hat such would hy the rr-u,
"f uur Occupation ". N.Nicv. the
field wou!i tllri, hr clear for the im-
mediate rmpln ,In"ur 81 all oar arIn-
mics # five hundred thousand men
IN the c"nqurs' Of ii. tin British and
Spanish West India i~!ai,&~. and IL
Ia. liberation o.: ii; her Hriraujc Ma
.jrstH : North American pru,iucr,,--
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4 Heroine Of '6l.-The Harper's
Ferry correspondent of the Louisville
Courier relates the following patriotic
incident, in which a lady Of Mary
land was the actor:
In the dearth of other news. let me
give you another instance of the love-
ly devotion of women to our noblest
and most glorious of all causes
Very recently, Mrs. Bradley Johnson.
of Frederick, Maryland, wife of
leading lawyer, and daughter of Rom
illus NJ. Saunders, formerly Minister
to Spain, hearing that the Baltimore
regiment, stationed at this point, were
not adequately armed and equipped.
determined to remedy the defect
Alone she .journeyed to North Caro-
lima, her native State, and before
meeting Of prominent citizens ex-
planned the object of 4, her mission.
But few words of her eloquent and
pleading tongue were necessary.
Five hundred of the most approved
rifles We're instantly supplied. beside
Va Oil 0SSSAiR-
tons. She returned here and was re-
ceived with all the honors due
worthy woman, who had nobly &C.
complished her patriotic mission
But this is not the only feat of Mrs.
johnson worth recording. On her
route homeward, while passing over
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
her suspicians (womanly. and, Of
course, more acute) were aroused by
the appearance of a man on the train.
She irveigled the fellow into CONVEX
sation, and finally elected from him
such expressions Of sympathy for the
North, as to justify an officer being
called and an arrest being made
Concealed about his person were
found maps, plans and other docu-
ments. He proved to be Mr.. Nc
Kenzie, of Alexandria, and paid
spy in the service of Lincoln's Gov
eminent.