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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13
PROCLAMATION
EsHAm G. HARRIS.

PROCLAMATION
EsHAM G.. HARRIS,
G0Tewor Of the State OF Tennessee.
allie shall see shese p4essntsGreeiae Whereas,
Il AsE In made known 70 me that ceriAD ED HnToS,
.nds eRAS With having committed foul and stocious
murder fth day OF january 1851 upon the body Of IL
La BURKF,d rorntv n TefoS has fed from Justice,
~. - nov Inning At large.
here re, l. zsham g. Harris Governor aseforesaid ny
% Tie and authority u vested, do hsrsoy oher
-, 81 % tE hundred and Fifty dollars, 70 person o per
shs may aprehend said Ed Hilton and deliver him to one
n th.1 4of county OF Bedford in order that usne
Osl4iii Ry be had and executed.
IN tea nony whereof, have hereunto Get my hand
BIS ~ eaosa the Seal OF the State TO be afxed st
a1 SSlvile khe 9th day Of January, 1851
- ~ the ekvernor: ISHAM @. HARRIS.
49, r. TAR. Secretary Of State.
s,Ss x,,, bESCREPTI0N.
rad tl.n Is NAB shout six feet high with sandy hair and
nor.s - rather slender build, round shsuidered II is re-
Is.tns nc mas changed his appearance BY dye and
jsne5-dkKln
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NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA Il. Il.
Notice 20 shippers.

NREIGHTs for the Memphis and 1hareston Railroad ana
for Losas Ssztions the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad including Cailaa00ga, viii be rseevsd Bat @s
to the condition Of tho Of Georgia, fTegh io<
W. COLE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

A FIRE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
Valua bic L a n for sale.
275 acres Cleared, and in n fine state
Of Cultivation.
FENHE Farm lies mile from Jones Station on the Win.
IL chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from Tiucbss
ter, and three miles from Salem in Frank lin ceunty On his
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins, and all
necessary out houses. Close the dwelling spring
good cstern and plenty Of falling water The s.d
ALL RICE and, for cultivation stands unsurpassed By any
IL the county propose TO sell this valuable Tract Of Land
and would refer who wish about r. to John p
white Nashville Tenn, AS Coyar, Winchester or tey
can refer to me the premises
HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
oct 2v-a Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn
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z n ~ orrrx JNo. 7. HAGAN
Magazines for February.
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ustreceived by 0AnNN ",
Daily Papers-Pree cents. y. T. Herald, 70
Journal, Cincinnati Commercial. Rsiamore SUM-
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NEW BOOKS.
are constantly receiving the and popular NIX"
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LITERARY AND NEWSFAREkAS- -,
Literary and Newpapersi nicn
We supply publishers prices Come and subscribe you
wouid get reading matter cheap.
Gta6fonery-Our stock Of Letter. Note APO fooiscAp
papers large States Steel and Gold Pens, blank
Book, Check, Note and Dr31t Bucks. &c SC.
Call at GREEN & CO.,
S~.Is-xAutf No. G, Union Street
WW0KARD d LARKINs, B. z. Andegson.-A ttschnent
it appearing to my satisfaction that deien
1 is Of State Of Tennessee u IS
reore ordered that publication be ade IN zoe pelon
dAmerican newspaper published in Nashville, Tenne7se
accessivs wests commanding the defendant 90 appear s
me Il ny oce Ga Linden and Perry county, Iennessee, On
IRth 81 March, plead. demu 10 patlns
hent or will be disposed OF ez parte Is 20 hm
s2sd day OF January, 1851
b. .. Wall, ). e iSr
aev4sPFssesS Perry 0onV' Tenn
EAsH Herring Meal and Lard just received, per
a amer cleoSood and for sale by
sed oNNS -
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THE CRISIS OF The UNlON!!
THE NEWSPAPER FOR THE FINEST
THE W EEKLY DAY-B00K
For 1851.

THNR DAEBpoK holds that this is government Of WHITE
MEE, and that eriory Of social and political position
for the superiority for the white race
natural order of American Society Who want to
TaE ARGUMENTS AHTsvERYITEs, and understand the
regro questions should read It, Democrats Constitutional men,
mrst see 10 1t that sound papers circulated AMONG THE
PEOPLE, Black Republican principles viii be put
down.
THE WEEKLY DAY BOOK for 1851 will be greatly irproy-
Cd and several new features added making Bk FAMILY
PAPER PUBLISHED 1t viii have ONE THIRD Mo4E REAl NAT
TIKI LzrTxRs EpucAToE, AGRICULTURAL Articles
SKETCHES LYME AMERICAN AUTHORS, SKETCHES on Cooks
AND CooKKRY and FULL REPoRIs OTHER MAJ
1t will also the lst OF January, HKw ANs
ORIGINAL STORY, by Prof. Peck, Of Ga, entitled
VIRGINIA GAERCAIRE,
tale OF the Early settlement Of Georgia Thrilling Story
Pioneer Life The Greek Wars &C. These features toreher
With Special EUKoPKAE CoRREsPoEDEE fall digest Of news
foreign and domestic, make tia
BUSINESS FAMILY AND LITERARY NEWSPAPER,
All combine into one and cheaper any otherpa
per published.
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STOLENfso from amuel sswell, Patriot Perry county,
Tennessee on the 9th Of December, Eapps Cray
are5 Feet high, old BY close observation hre ~
be seen Flemish in the right eye well sse md sl
pact = w " -
DESCRIPTION.
The man that cuppossd have stolen ker aboxt 10
nees n heh light hair AID red Ehskers heavy set, bruaa
ss the shoulders. bends forward when he uak hs
name is Cox, dressed ordinarily.
liberal reward will he pod aay one will the
mare 50 at her. liberal will given
thS thief. SAMUEL sENELL.
sni-W3t Patriot, Tenn.
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Notice 20 shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
Road COMPANY.

srFxRrEsESDETr's oFr1cE,
EAsay1E1E, Tenn, March 5, 1911
uxreirhs frsz consigned agent Nashville
II kchaanoogA RCo. al Nashri designed fer ship.
mcntorcr heosd Of Ais Company arriving Nashville in
greater quantities than Be shipped Immediately the ROAD
stored the warehouses e. the company that temporary
tefion have for the
purpose Of having The charges storage
and Hars~1 No tho storage Of all
river frRh At cost TO eorsgnes Of Sl0 per Of 20
pounds which will Extra Drayage. and handling
ssrRge They agreeing protect The feights for forty
i've days, without additional charge protection for that
length time found necessary any cause-vhch
anticipated, ptrcug attention will be paid % dates and
each lot forwarde he tatrion will Be made
TO give expsaiaont assi ireEhs and obviats ne
ees.ity oisssraEe at Nashville wco1v Co..
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Valuable Printing Office for sale.
SITUATEDn wealthy section Of county In Tsnnessss and
- hsying extensive sptsTlp1n Is. and adytFisIg nat
rpn9ge. epapef heeat and villa sold On ressenzb
twm to however, but Democrat The paper was estab
lsed atste Equality. the proprietor viii o IL
It out Of bis hands be devoted any ether purpose PoS
further particulars enquire NJ thu EAoE Oryc
octl9-lm
HIGH PRICE FOR NEGROES.
WILL pay he highest prise for IS likely yeun4 N
groes both from ls 20 years. Call a. q Ceaar
street
Ihaveor hire about 30 Negroes for the balance Of year.
boys and girls, Of all ages-sOns we'll qualified.
q. w. HITCHINGs.
feb20-Jm "a S,sssr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13
NOtice of InsoIvemcy,
~ office

Ladies xtra Fine Winter Shoes
JUST Received.
7 ADDE'S KID D. e. BALMoRALs,
Calf D. g. Lace Boot.
80 Kid Thick Sole Congress Caters.
Calf -
Z" French Lasting g
e Quilted Heavy Sole Laos Boots,
Z" Ed Fur Lined Buskin &C., &c.
llSo
misses and Chdrens Beota, Shoes and Caters spd shOo
Shoes Very cheap for cash. JOHN RAAAGk,
hdecl5-tf 20, College Street.
Flour.
- BBLs. Extra Extra Family, to arrive per Rail.
&DebU road. For sale On consignmentby
W. WATTS & Co.
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sH Herring Meal and stock Lard just received, per
JAZZ amer Si'nS00o' anu ''' BENZ SHIELDS a CO.
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1rsrsAl rRrIsnr or.Icr, N.sHrlLIE .Np DEoArun R. B.

FREIaRr 0TYIcR, NASHVILLE DECATUR r. R.l
NASHVILLE, Nov. 18th 1o6e !
ar sad after the goth inst, ghs for Decatur, all points
Aphs and Charleston and 81 other connecting Roada
will be Feesisel and sent forward without delay.
To prompt stention must have plain shipping
Marks the Destination In fall and initials Of last road each
package. Stock sent through With care and dispatch.
JOIN ". RATCLIFFE,
noyJS-Hln 9sBeral Ag ept.
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for sale.

Land for sale.
TF application before LIST January will sell accom-
4 nodating terms, Forty Acres OF Land three miles
the Corporation limits, Mill Creek opposite Maj Con
This tbs beautiful locations in Davidson county
About onehaf Of the land In timber the balance in eutva
There the premises comfortable cabins and ne
self for particulars. oHAS, Z. WINSTON
invl4-H
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CHEEsE. 10 Boxes Prime Esa,iussrsosivsdpy
~ D DICKEY,
HW= Al Market street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

AN AMERIC METEOROLOGICAL VIEW OF THE
NEGRO QUESTION
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

VIRGINIA LADY, who has had experience in teach
IA ing. and we'll qualified to teach all the English branches
French Embroidery and Grecan Knitting wishes siiglton
Immediately, in either private family, public school, in
South Best Of references given required Applicants stating
terms &c viii please address Dr. D. P GordonsVie, Orange
county, Virginia. jan3O-d2w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10
Potatoe Planting.

As this is the s.ason for planting potatoes,
next to good seed, It is important to know
no to plant them. Here is our plan for
fi.ld culture. Plow the field deep; mex,
harrow then make burrows six inches deep
and about three feet apart; drop whole pc.
tatoes once in two feet, and cover them with
pillow with about three inches of earth.
When the tops make their appearance pretty
generally, pillow over them three inches more
Of earth. If necessary to hoe them after this,
do it, but keep the ground level. Six inches
is about the right depth to plant potatoes,
but half Of the earth at time is better than
the whole at once. New potatoes grow
from the sprouts above the seed potatoe, but
none undcrit. Frequent killing makes small
sprouts. A potatoe vine will yield potatoes
to its very top, if hillcd as high, but the
greater the number the smaller the average
size.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10
Hints to Farmers in regard to Flax Cul
ture.

Any soil that will raise Wheat and Corn,
will grow Flax. 1t prefers, however, a light
soil, mixed with sand. to strong clayey one.
1t is essential that it be rich and fertile,
though not immoderat.ly rich, or the Flax
would be likely to be laid. It thrives wei:
on clearing. or land which has for long
tinre been laid down to grass: growing on
these lands with great vigor and strength
1t max Is an excellent first crop on the Pruir
te, and leaves the ground in better condition
tor Wheat than any other sumner crop.
PREPARATION FOR SOWING
IT to be sown on tn sod, the turf should
be well turned over in the fall or early spring,
ana rolled down to prevent the grass SPRING
ing up between the burrows. Plough deep.
and harrow the groun fine and level.
SOWING.
Sow early; the frost will, not iniurc the
crop. and thus you get it sown before corn
planting. get ahead of the weeds, and insure
safety from drought. Sow not to exceed
one-half or two-thirls brlshcl of seed to an
acre; cover it lightly; u.s. light harrow or
bush to run over the ground once, and if
You can, pass roller over it.
HARVESTING.
Cut the Flax as sDOn AS the balls are brown.
and while the stem is green. Thresh in a
machine, or tread out with horses
-.. AMOUNT OF YIELD.
Fair ground will produce twelve to eighteen
bushels. Of clean SEED, and extra good soil
will yield twenty bushels p,r acre. Tn.
straw will weigh one and half to two tons.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10
Shiftless Tricks.

1t lisa shftless trick to lie about stores
AMI groceries, arguing with men that you
have nm time, in new country. for nice
farining-for mixing good fences: for smooth
inca lows without st'imps; for draining wet
patch IS which dsigur. fine fields.
10 raise your own frogs in your own yard ;
to- p'rmit, year after year. dirty. sinking,
m'ntled pu Idle to stand before your fence in
the street.
To plant orchards. and allow your cat,l tn
eat the trees mp. When gnawcd down, to
save your money, by trying to nurs, the
stubs into good trees, instead Of getting fresh
ones from the nursery.
To allow an orchard to have blank spaces.
where trees have died, and when the living
trees begin to bear, to wake up and put your
whios in tha vacant spots
II Is very ShftlesS to build your harvard
that every rain SHALL drain it to build your
privy and dig your WILL close together: to
build privy Of more than seven feet square
some shiftl.ss folks have it Of the size Of
the whole yard; to set it in the most exposed
spot on the premises; to set it ut the very
Tar enl Of the garden, for tn. pleasure OF
traversing mu l-pudlles aud labyrinths of
wet we.ds in rainy days.
il IS a dirty trick to make brad without
wishing ones hands. after cleaning fish or
chick ms; to use n apron for handkerchief;
to use veteran handkerchief just from the
wars for an apron; to use the milk.pans al
ternately for wash bowls and milk. To wash
dishes and baby linen in the same tub, either
alternately or all together; to chew snuff
while yon are cooking. for sometimes food
will ctunre to be too highly spiced. We
havoa distinct but unntterable remembrance
OF a cud Of tobacco in a dish Of hnxhea pork
but it was before we were married!
1t is adirty tri k to wash childrrn's eyes
in the pudding dish not that the sore eyes
but subsequent buildings, will not be benz
fitt'd; to wipe dishes and spoons on a hand
tow.l; to wrap warm bread in dirty table
Cloth; to make and mold bread on a table
innocent OF washing for weeks; to use dirty
table-cloths FOR sheets. practice Of which
we have had experimental knowledge, once
at least in our lives.
The standing plea Of all slatterns and SLOW
ems Is. that everybody must eat a peck Of
dirt before they die A peck that would
be mercy. mere mouthful in comparison
OF cooked ctrt-loads Of dirt which is to he
eaten in steamboats,. canal 5oats. tayerns,
mansions. huts and hoyels. and
Pleasant Talk.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10
friday MAY 10th. 1861.
tGieI1 auD Guy0eu
p. MELENDY. Editor.
Change.

Cnan&e.
Change IL written on the tide,
On the forests ieafy pride,
On the streamlet giancing bright.
On the jeweiled crown Of night
All whereon the eye can rest,
Shows IL legibly imprest.
All things earthly, like dream,
Pass. and are not what they seem;
Der their features while we gaze.
Swiftly sweeps some varying phase,
Lo the storm hath pa ssed away
Mark the rain5ows vivid ray!
Where? IT'S past. We look agnin--
Sunshine brightens all the plain
Let thy spirit bathe In light
Look again--thou look'st ON night
Lo within It's mothers arms,
Smiles the babe in infant charms;
Look again-on that fair brow,
Care hath plowed its burrows now;
wordless now those lips no MORE
Hank what eloqnence they pour,
EloqYence that chains and burns,
Star,les, soothes, and WINS By turns.
Such is iife-ali fair to-day.
Dark tomorrow, dull and gray
Changing ever. like the moon,
Or the fercy clouds Of June,
Now in brightness, now In gloom
Now the cradle now the tomb.
But beyond this shifting sky,
Look with "a IN illumined eye;
There upon the glorious shore,
Change and death are known no more;
There their dark domain shall cease,
There Is permanence and peace.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10

In answer to recent inquiries on the SUBJ
jcct, we would reiteratc the opinion that the
Japanese Wheat is decided humbug. Be-
lieving il to be fraud, we have refused to
advertise this so called wheat on any condit-
i on .-Rnral Ner- Yorker.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10


TIE FOLLOWING ENDORCENENTs OF
SPALDING'S
.Cephalic Pills,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
HEADACHE. 81.
THAT A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
4. these Tsil"ouio'x re'e "n~o,ci,rd hy NJ. srup.
ING then efo,d aBeue.fioaoLie ,soof nj he etf.
es,cy IF this truly scientific discovery
., -.s.... M.soSynLr, Cosy., Feb. 5. :sci.
Mn. SrALpINc.
reH that want you to send two dollars worth ,or,
Part Of t'cs" for the n'irbors. to whom gave
few ont of tl," first box got fr.,m you. 1892.
Send the i'is by mail, and "hlige .ae 81. . .. ~
Your ot't servant,
- .r.. f TT JAMES KENNEDY 2
HAyERroap, Pa, Feb. G. 1851
Mr.. SrALp,xG. r ':'''.s
:
Pills, Ihore rtcrr@do g,~,t 5~o1 OF bene Mt iron, HEM
Yours r"sn"cffnlv. All
srRrcs CErEK. nrsr'xcrcx Co., IA. ii,
Jaiunry Is, l>6I.
You viii please send two boxes Of you Ce,.haiic
"e''''''"'' ! I%o' n s,uoys
p. s.-f.nrs used one Dor ri ynur TfNx, and fnd
BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan. II. 1SGi f.
Please find inc'o>.., twcn,v.ave cents. for which send
aroth.r hoz Of vour C.nhac Pills Then ar, fryyv
ne best ifi'~ Ihore erSr 'ried.
Direct 4. SrOvEE r. NJ
Bell" Vcrn"n Wyan!ot Co. o.
BEVERLY Mass. Dec. II, 1850.
! wish for SOM" circulars ar.e show bills 10 bring
yonr Cen'a''c Pills r,'rti,ulariy my custom
ers " Won have ANYTHING Of tn. Kind please send to me
IN" Of NV customers. VII" i Subject Severe SICK
Ia,ae". CASUALLY l,sp~ days ,~,,s cyye1 of an
attack Ia Zone hour Ly ynnr rim. witch sent her
Respectfully ynnrs.
E..a W. D. WILKES. g
~ REyxoLDSRr.c. Franklin Co., ONO,
I1ESrL e. SrArp'yG, - = - E
No. IS Cedar -. Y. Y. ..-=
Dr,R SIR: ''s
Enclosed fra twenty Fl certs c2.) for vho, serd
lo. O. Cenalic pills" send address If Rev WIN G.
FILLER. Eevrnldsinr-. Franklin Co.. Ohio.
yo"r FfHS ~olk like n cIa,n,--cu,e Heo6oczr a.
most iasMntcr.. .. '..'0 -
.. ..sr........g . Truly yours. ~
wx c. FILLER.
YrsILANrI, Mich, Jan. II, 1861.
Mr.. sr.Lp'Se. ~
Net long since to Won for hox Of cerhaic Pill.
for the cure 81 the Nervous Headache and Cos,ven-ss
and received the same anl they hat good sn t5acf
TINT ras in6nce6 To- S~Nd fir more. ..rF'-
!leasc send by return mail. Direct I"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10
VIGIcTABLE LIFI: MIND

The following :non? the distressing variety Of hui
man diseases In which the rr. f
VEGETABLE LJFJ: rIEDICINES.
! Are wcllknown tn he infallibc.
| DYSPEPSIA. by thpr'u .ily cleansing the first and
second St"n,a'h s and creating, flew e pure healthy
bile nteal If The stale and acid Kind FI.ATtIENCY.
Loss Of appetite. Heartburn, liradai Ie,tle>sneS III
| TEMPER ANXIETY. lansur and Melancholy. which are
the general symptoms If Dysepsa, will vanish nat
uraI ,n,S..t fence If IL cure #. .Hsg alf#ga ss.F
CosrIvENESS. by its cleansing the whole length Of
the intsn,s with solvent lroceS. AMI without violence.
| DAYS
FLYERS Of all kinds by rcst"rn. the blood TO regu.
lar circulation. through The PROCESS Of respiration in such
and the thorough solution Of all intestinal obsrc
ton in ether. g.55s ~ er
TIE Life Nc,ii :nes have been known IL cnre EIEI'.
MArSM permanently in three weeks. and GOVT IN half
that time by removing local inflammation from the
c'es ani ii,ainepts of the joints s@8c- us
D1OISIES Of all nl<, y freein. and strengthening
the kidneys and Bladder; they operate msst delightfully."-
on ts" important Or sans, and hence have been found
| certain remedy FOR the worst cases of GRAVEL.
| Al, WORMS, b. islo lying from the tnrnngs II the
bowels The Shiny matter I" which these creatures adhere
the perfect purity which these Life Medicines give to the
.stoEnrTic ERurTioxs' AMI Dad Complies ions. ,y
their Alternative cec, upon the fluids that feed the skn
and the morbid state Of which ernIyc Gem.
plants ailow cloudy and other darrctable complex
The ofthese Pills for very short time iii effect an
eitre cure Of SALT RllEUM, anda striking inn
fLtENIA will always he cured ty dose two ia
| the worst cases. sstt .# ~ E, III kEt.s.Esf
PILES The ORIGINAL proprietor Of these M,tcines Was
cured Of Piles Of &c years Standing ny the Of LIFE
| MEDICINES alone.
FEVER AND AGrE-Fcr this sc"urrr Of the Western
country these Medicines VIII hc found SAFE speedy ard
certain remedy o. cipes leave the stem ssi.
!ecf t" return Of the deasea by these Medicines
is pernancrtrrv Thtu Ie Satis md Re- Cured . D
| BlIIOrs rEvEEs ANbLIvER CoMpLA ANTS -1,.n-
era debility loss Of appetite. and Diseases II Fcsralcs
the Medicines hay. been nc. with thu most henehal
SUITS in cases Of this description Kings Evil and
ss' " s e H. 's s q.
=. ~. L.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10
KEY CITY HOUSE,

nUBUQUE, IOWA. CORNER OF MAIN AND
- Tnird Streets. JOHN Russ Z Co. Propristors
stS5c cnS Roiyoad Ticks: G.csSo~ TIE East and Hest
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10

F.rnw TIE Ey1min~y No. r,Ik. la. #.ss....st
Cerhalic Pills accomplish the object for which they wer
made, viz Cure Of headache in all It's form.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10
NOTICE.

'RLANK DEEDS, MORTGAGES. b.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10

From Ire fdrp,fixfr. Practitioner. r.
The CeIhalic Pills said TO lie rkahly sfccfis
remedy for the headache. aud II the very lest III
that very frequent complaint which has been discov
cred,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10

From the Ess,minrr, Eyy;Ik Ia.
They have heen tested in more than thousand case.
with entire success.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10

From Ire Demnc,w ST. C,dud N;nn
II Won are have been troubled with the headache
send for i"x. tCephalic Pills. you may ha, them il
case Of an attack. 3s & 7"E ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10

From the Western II. H. G1.effe. TIir.,7o m
We hartilv endorse Mr. Spaldng. and his nnrivallc,
r. hal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10

From the GDxefte Davenport Eo,rO,
MI snahn. would not connect his name with an art.
Gle he did not knor TO possess real merit ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10

From the K0n0'rb1 IoVry star, k,nn~In Ia.
We arr that persons suffering with the headache
who try them will stick to them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10

From the A,'rerr;ser. PSori,lence, RI
The testimony in their favor Is streng from the most
respectable quarters.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10

From the ~. Louis Democrat
The rnencc demand for the article tcephalic Pill)
rapidly inc reasiny - ~ {
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10

From the Southern Tssb Fjn,ley Ne,r O,Io0ns L0
Try then Won that are afflicted. and that
Your Testimony he added to the ALREADY
list that has received benefits that other dic;ne
produce. @sl.'tet