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TIE NATIONAL HYAs CoNE1TrER.-The
Committee upon prize NATIONAL hymn, sitter
residing hundreds Of verses, aud listening to
Ecores Of tunes. find rene well suited Tor na.
ticnA hymn, and conclude to make NO aFard.
the people can makea hymn national, and In
suca choice the people could hardly be e1-
Deeted to wear the ears Of co nrnittee,
, 1861-08-13

~We understand that Old Dave Atchi.
Iim. who participated IN the engagement ct
Carthage, and WITNESSED sigers maneuyezs,
saws be Is tie beet commandsr IN Amer3ca,
without any exception, which is saying good
dee1, coming from the source 1t does.--a.
L0z,is Democrat. !.~-
, 1861-08-13

OsE HONEST FIRM N CHARLESTON, 8. c.
We understand that draft for the sum Of five
thousand dollars has been received in this city
within few days, from firm in Charleston,
s. G., not to purchase new goods, but in pay
ment Of an old debt. Another remarkable cir
cumstance is, that the letter, instead Of being
full OF silly bcasting about fighting to the
.aet man against the bloody invaders Of the
Ncrtb," does not mention the war at all
Hdsfos TTdteXeT,
, 1861-08-13

- Ksw;YoaK, AuE::12, in tho ease Of the Bill:
tin oce Police axasssiouer3 swift OF attach;
rsnt WIS hsrea todG7 ag s!nstc Cot Bnske, IL
q. A,,fornia appearance 70 how sata.ssa Why,
4he ehauIHBot be held 4aEssos!e.l1p4 os Es1fs.
in refusing to delsTeT. tas psta7nsfa up o. !
Ea5e1s coYEIs
, 1861-08-13

=. .Gusrt1l1A WRTfafe In Miaseud, !:
:t.jRrF9BsoN CaY, Aug- u. Fred. WhippIe
conductor, ~ shot sb;s nS1r1lnE q 81 Mcairk's,
i, con6uctirr train Of u. g. soldiers He: Eas
/. fred at hT some oae cuncexis1gin tEe xooas.
Tie shot took c9cctsin the breast. ~.
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Gbirago Tribu1tc
TUESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1851


This distinguished fighting ulsn OF Kan
sas was in this city last evening. He VIII
leave for Ieayenwprth In few days,
where, as commander Of regiment Of
his boys, he will do good service to the
country. The scccssionists OF the West
er1 border will give him wide berth.
, 1861-08-13

4 BALLOON il HetonnotaA2te at Fortress
MONROE
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. g..-11.-Prof. Ia
Mountain made Reconnaissance yesterday,
nayirE IN attitude Of 5 Goo feet, and found the
about th-ee miles beyond New Market Bridge,
There were no traeea OF them Hearer. Aeon
EilerAtfe Iofca il also: t1eampel this side Of
James river, some eight miles above Newport
News. t''-''~
, 1861-08-13
n A NJ A G ED PA n 0
At ATCTI0D4

G1LHERT. SAMPSON WARNEa VIII te1t at
their Ea1esroon. 81 Laka setet. On THURSDAY,
AuEust14sbs 1t sH O'Clock, for account Of whom It
uay coCcer14 c1a Seven Octave, Rosewood Casa four
round eornefed and full iron frare PLANO. damaged
By water sboGrt the Propeller BueksYa- Sale rosf-
live. GHRERT, SAMSON Il WARNER
Arse4
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Warrington. NeWs.

... Warrington News. :
:. -,::.:, WAsBnGToH, Aug. 10, 1851.
ACTIVITY OF GEN. N'CLELLAE.
General Mcclellan has spent the whole dsy
OF the Virgins side inspecting the works aud :
regiments ard arranging the details Of his
plans. His energy is untE1g a. his vigilance
Is eleepless. He Sees for himself that every
Of his eommard are ready together: There Is
uim about the General that il contagious, It
fufnses Itself into the 6oldiery. The conf
dence hatrepoaes upon his aki1l and courage,
ard The prestige Of victory associated with Els
meme, pIum1Aa that there will be neither lag
low him to the field.
ACTIVITY IN TIE VAR AND NAVY DEPART
The activity among the government team
sts1s Is 81 great a. 1t WIS at any time previous
to the late battle Provisions and other
supplies IN immense quantities are hauled
to the various camps, both in and cut Of the
mucn more regard than heretofore Is paid to
the comfort aud subsistence Of the soldiers,
and IS consequence but little If any com.
plant now exists among the troops. Soldiers
arriTejrom time to time, Including oflate large
proportion of cavalry. They are judiciously
| lines Thamovement Of troops during the
night is certainly an Improvement over their
| improper exposure to the sun. Many Of those
| recently appointed to military office are wait
ing imra11sntly for their commissions; the
| War Department Is daily througed with them,
already uniformed.
The Southern newspapers will not much
| longer e1nls oyer the inefhciency OF the block.
ade in localities which might here bespecifed.
The Navy Department ia In the possession Of
ample power, recently conferred by Congress,
anu is e1ptd tdttlously completing arrangements
anD1icabfe to ali 6Uch cases.
! NEETEEhTH INDIANA REGIMENT.
The Nineteenth Indiana Regiment arrived
| here BY rallroad last night. It is 8 newly
raised regiment, and numbers 1915 rank and
file. The men have had no opportunity for
drilling, having only been furnished with arms
a few days before leaying home.
The secession prisoners here are being taken
csre Of In grand style. This morning party
Of finely dressed ladies attracted general at
teption IN the city market by inquiring tof ths
choicest fruits for the prisoners. Champagne
for dinner has elso been gent then.
, 1861-08-13

IL The 18th Illinois Regiment, CO.. Palm
ct, left Sturgeon, No., on Saturday ard arrived
at J:Ft1Eo2 Barracks, St. Louis: OF sa23a5
, 1861-08-13
Ry Gilbert, Sampson l. Warner,
IL GKAkAL ACCI1cA1XEs, {! La1t ktzro:,
TINS HEM allkIARp 1kaLf3 AT AEsTlaH.

On THURSDAY, AUG 18th. ATl3 VCLOCKAk II
IT onx salestooyn, a. Lake st. twa naw rosa1ooA
MAEB19 FED Patent Cushion BILLIARD TAaLK3
seld te pay advances and Eziaht Taey VII BE- % ex-
gale pot1ttye- - =
GuiBERI. aAMFsoE WARNHR
f<SJ-dFs41At
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e E. T T d g. q 3
@AIE3:
TUESDAY, Aug. 18th, at 10A- II, at IS pearbcrr st..
dozen Broom 1eo T. aud Il lns. caa Mustard boxes
o.; 2s9 kegs Brcoal5n ana Boston B White % Lssd 10
virginia do. Tobacco; also, apackagea Smoking and
Krm, sad ather Iaucrs; Ia psekages sfaeaFan. &c;
an assortment of Cgars; MG cases Saler1sqs; ab9t
Her1rX, Coffee, Tea. See Catalogue At sslaerooHa-
etFest the stock Of A Mc porald'e, bought OF 4 Biz
tcEer = Co, OF Kew fork conslsttn& Of dne Wines.
end Sauces, Choice Havana Cigars. Store Fixtures
Safe, etc. etc. au12Ess41 It
, 1861-08-13
FROM FoRTREgg mONRoE..

Tke Contrnband d In CAERp-The1f new
Hopes and old FeRk1.s-4he Negro
Me14dY,
, 1861-08-13
GEN. PILLOW ALTERS HIS COURSE
REPORTED ON THE RETREiT.
Glaib. jackson keeps him Company
OUR GUN BOAT FLEET AT CAIRO
DEFENcEs OF ST. LOUIS.
Il Mao Fork Bankers on the EOn3s
AMERICAN :TeflCs In EUROPE.

Parson Brownlow's Paper suppr essea.
, 1861-01-16

- Headache Is ths favorite' aign By which nature
mikes known Au7 deviation whatsFer from tie ns-
tnral st&te OF the braiu &nd yeved In this msy
belooked on safeguard intended to iye notice OF
disease which might otherwise escape attention, TIL
too late to be remedlcd: aud its indications should
Eavee be neglected Headaches uaY be elasstded mn
der two namea, VIZ: 5ymptomadc and 1diopathtc.
eynptouatic Headache is exceedingly cou1non andis
tho precursor Of great variety Of dlseases among
which nrc Apop1aIy, Gout Rheumatism aud Ill teb1la
dseasea In its nervous form it IL sympathetic Of dts
ease Of the stomach constituting s1ck HkApAcHE Of
Eepatlc disease constituting n1r1oUs HsApAcnx OF
woFmk constipation and other disorders OF the towe1A
a. well IS renal and uterine Affections Diseases ofthe
heart nre very frequently attended with Headaches;
A1enlx and plethora ATn also Affections which he-
auently occasion headache. Idiopathto Headache 4
also very common, being usually distinguished by the
name Of NERVOUS HEADAcuk sometimes coming on
suddenly In etsto Of apparently sound health and
ProstratnG At once the neut,l and physical cnerEea
and IN other instances comes slowly, haraded by
depression Of spiris aeerbity Of temper. In most
Instances the pain in the front Of the head orc. one
q both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting: M.
der this class may al2o be named SECAAIaIa-
For tho treatment Of either clsaa of Headache tho
Ceptsc Rlls haye been found sure and safe remedy
relieving tho most acute pairs IN few minutes, and
BY its suba power czailcang tho diseases Of which
Headache l. the unerrf1g index.
, 1861-01-16
AS TT rs.

AS TT rs.
The National IntclAgencer makes prop
osition for the settlement of our national
disagreements, which combines into one
several amendments Of the Constitution
and provisions Of law heretofore proposed
separately by various parties. With what
We doubt not, is IN honest effort ut mode
ration and candor, it desires new guaran-
tees Of slavery incorporated into the Con-
stitution, to guard rights which no political
party denies, or at least no party Of any
weight in our politics.
But We ask, why should one species of
property or one institution among the
many: which are known to our laws, be
singled out for special protection? Why
should it be deemed so sacred as to demand
a:special article in the Constitutions dig
nifty enjoyed by no other species Of prop
crty? Is it compatible with due respect to
the Constitution to be thus tinkering it in
obedience to the demands ofan overweening
greed o. authority, OF an untounded sensi-
tiveness or fear? We think not, and stand
by the Constitution as it is. As to any fear
which exists Of Northern interference with
slavery in the States, VIC can only say that
itexists in spite Of constantly reiterated as
surances from the most authoritative quar-
ter in this section, that the people Of the
North cherish no such desire OF intention,
and fully and freely admit that the Consti-
tuition gives no shadow Of power in that
direction. In these assurances we are sim
cere, and we demand, as the commonest
courtesy, to b 6eliered. Any fear, on this
head, if it really exists at the South, has
no reasonable foundation in any hostile in
tention ofthe North. May not its rea1 souce
be, after all, in the consciences of the
stakeholder? "The wicked flee when no
man pursuetl."
, 1861-01-16

ASo4ASAfoLls, JaEuaty IA, 1861.
These arc exciting times; the whole citY is
ns'lr, aud In the deepest agitation, consequent
upon the intelligence received from the rebel
States. AL partics-thc people meau-fce1
as though there must bea stop put to this trca-
eon, or IN end Of al hope for the country has
come.
So far all matters relating to the state Of the
country, have been referred In both branches
of the Legislature to the Committee On Fed
eral Relations in the Senate, md to commit
tee OF thirteen In the House. The resolutions
thus referred hnyc been various IN their i'm
port Ono BY Ar. Harrington Of Monroe, Dem.
ocrat) In the Senate, endorsed the Crittcndcn
Compromise with tinkcring Of the fugitive
slave law, anothcr Was q resolution askinr
the states having personal liberty bills to r.
peal them.
In the House, resolution offered by Mr..
Jcnkinson Of Allen, Democrat,) declaring
That Indiana was ready with men and money.
to defend The federal far whenever attacked.
was referred to the committee of thirteen. AZ
WIS the resolution Of Mr.. Heffien for the Crit
tenden Compromise, Of which spoke in my
Last letter. ,.
Friday afternoon WAS spent By both Houses,
In hearing the annual message Of Gov. lam
mond. The message reflects great crcd,t
to the head, bnt little to tho heart Of hi. ant.
going Excellency. After retrieving the affairs
Of the State in very able manner coo1v tc,,;nf-
the Legislature to pass IN cmbeLelemcut bifi
which bis predecessor {GoE. Willard) vetoed
and Recommending various things which the
Republican House had already commenced fo
do, he turned to national affairs, he says:
AT the time the Federal Constitution was a6opt
cd. twelve Of the thirteen oririnal States rrrnr
nszed SLAVERY Blu: the institution was then In tfs
Infancy IN hiseountry, and h.d been forced upon
;ne Colonies q nc mother country; Most ef Me
upon IL ezIsleneca a. <pSe.atral and coat<ntGteda
ddy at no gTeds distance. tnAea It trou,d entiriV
disappear from ctr tyste,n.":
THIS Is tho light, We believe, in which the
Republicans hare always held the actions Of |
fhe Fathers. But, says the Governor, Far
"secinG as we're tho founders Of this Govern
: ument, they did not estlmato rightly thn n.
"tureof this Institution. ~ Here, then. ismod-
e1n Democracy, from ono Of its great teachers
which amounts to just this: The Fathers In.
tended this country for free white men, but we
the modern Democracy, have discovered, they
were mistaken, aud have discovered It Is for
negroes aad negro slavery. >.
Tho Governor, then, as'a. matter of course /
goes on to lay all our national troubles to the
Republicans, not understanding that the Faith
css were mistaken,
Tho House hare pasBeda resolution instruct
lns their dooskcepcr TO procure suitable na-.
donal flag to raise oSeT this dome Of tho CAM
tol, and to ofnvito the artil1ery company Of tho
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Prot. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL,
BLOOD IfENOTATOK

ts tssis I re1ieiista 1 les exhsless
81 e; sna as
tie oniy = e!er asIasks os1ed
lie lie rsoc wora Y pepn H 1SF 70 a. e ba
HEconoined IS to be the most pose1i1i tonic, and
yst 20 Perfectly adapted to. is IN Ae7 IN ACCORD
soorn Tue wEAkEsT STOMACH. and tone lip ttc d
II !. aa ~, alias a ara 9hss
|ei1ects and yet il i never loiiowt by iaSiiu5s
81 IT, sa1Giny
po@eii3! tonic aud soothing PROPERTIES, and con-.
long Gesn ielt 70 be % de.desasaa, u IN ss
wof!d both b. the thoroughly skilled IN MEDICAL
fEon Gsbility tor il needs no - medical sSni o1|
Snox!s3e sven 70 Sc that debility follows al
open y tue atlack4 many q Tue stdaa-
Eesou9s T. which Eoos snresln. humanity i eou-
toasa1nption Eroneaits' id:e.on, III is'ic. u
nspsIa, Loss Of Appetite; Faintnese. Strvous il;
"A alelaaSholy. liypocEondrla Night sweats, In:
a aaa L i e e. esta
Female Weakness an I11esuIa11ties
II 1lvcr coaplsints, Direases of tie KlineJs
q I e u Trns4y 6sssa n
n Pains in the BAGS, Side and between ,Ic ssuui.
sentiaasd coasb na:latlon s' pn.caiiy aisa e
Ereathing. and indeed we might ennmefatc!l /
suss e. sSs ssS 9ns !sslasi1 g
lChlls and Fever but prevent alI ati1cEs a.i,ins n
from Mta*matic lctNeEctt aud cure the diseases
"A |ss once. = already attacked. and it ucts d.
@turunsl1E tho Liver ~ acu on promoting. III iacI u
LAY! tne excretinns and scczetons OF the sy1teln
" ~ VII. iatHilh.y prevent any Iecte7ious curse
a lquenccS followtn: upon change of cliNiatc and
water; hence all travellers sould have bottle y
Iwitts them. anu all :'.ou4 take tables, uunfull
az least before eating: Is It prevents cosuve-
Ehe IN the hands Of all persons Of set1cnsazy hab
lts students, Min!ases~. and literary rueu. And n
All at1es not accustomed t. much outdoor t1tf. n
fcse SHOULD always u$e Il. il they would tn.tanF
those Ills Which rob item of their beauty; for n
l1cauty cannot exist without health, and GcalshfA
fcanaot sSlst while the above irregularities coal
: |tinue. Then again: Tie Cordial Is perfect b
Mothers relief Iaxca ! luont:l ur ewo before q
The tna1 trial shc will 2as tic dreadful pertodt
with pessrlt ease anu salety- THERE il, 10 Els! n
1nE sn Y sgfn:I II a ! ~ 10 sx yea S1t w ,Ss
|peal to detect the Hines not only Of your dauEh.
ters betote II Il too late, bGt also Ct yorr sons
lang husbands: for while thc former. from false q
rither tian let their ccrt,ion be Know Il ia lime,
TIC latter of.en mixed up With tile excise l.
inent OF sness that X 1t we're not for you thry
unit. too late arrest their fatal All but tie
EHsothcr Is always ytiAnt. and tu you nc CONT i
fuehty appeal. Tor NC are sure your never failing
coI, pSss n ss & eays r
lGan1 In uEle Of need.
OIL WOOD. PROPRIETOR u
1873 broadway. New York. and III Market street, u
lst Louis, N9; and sold b. au good Druggists.
!: Price one dollar bottle. l..
Wholesale and I:e.ail Agents Chicago: John y
WyeE j. Cor, Lurl & Smith. 4ad Gale H,o.
Iscj1nktE1yf
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Mieh1gan Legislative Apporttonuen

Miehigan Legislative Apportfonment.
The House Committee on State Afaiss In
the Michigan Legislature, have agreed upon
IN apportionment Of members of the scnate
aud Representatives, under the new. census,
With the exception Of Wayne County-which
loaes ono scnator-cvery county In the south
ern and eastern portion of the State retains It's
present number. The one lost to that county
is given to the northern portion Of the Lower
Peninsula It will, therefore, not be ncccssa-
~ to publish the Senate districts under this
appoFtionment. The following Is the pro-
posed apportionnent for the House, bill for
which was probably reported On Monday. It
will be seen that 1t gives the popular branch
ninety-nine members, an increase Of sixteen
tl.a
, 1861-01-16

Working Mems Union meetinr Mt
Alton.

ssV1AAAE ~CA'& Union MHe4uN nf
Alton.
a large and enthusiastic meeting NJ
the working men Of Alton Iuino,s,
Was held In that city on Saturday cycn-
ing, to express their sentiments On the present
rlsis. Hon Lewis Kcllenbcrgcr, the sFaror
Of Alton, presided Resolutions were mani,
mous:ly adopted In favor of any reasonable
measures to restore harmony; cordially re-.
spending to the resolutions unanimuus1y
adopted By our state Legislature On the sth
inst; heartily commencing tho judicious.
courageous and patriotic course Of aIeI. Ande..
son; that our Senators and Representatives in
Congress bc requested to exhaust nil peaccablo
means in the settlement Of existing difficult
ties; that when peaeeablc means are exhaust
ed, pledsing themselves to sustain the Prcsl-
dent Of the United States in maintaining the
supremacy Of the laws; md concu.1ins in the
propriety Of calling q National Convention Of
Working Men, to be held In the city of Phila.
phia, on the ed Of February next John
Fitch. r. P. Tanscy, Hon Robert Smith, and
Dr.. Il Williams made patriotic union speeches.
, 1861-01-16

Total armament. .......-...,...,.,,o o1O
The fire from this work completely covers
the Navy Yurd, and In casc the latter is held
By the Federal authorities, 1t would not hold
exterior Of the bay is three miles distant, and
beyond that there are no facilities for hostile
fleet to lie In safety. AL the forts in Pensaco-
IN Bay are, ere this, gnrrisoned by Alabama
troops, who were invited there By the Cover
nor Of Florida.
FORT N'RAE.
This fortifcation Is situated on Fosters
Bank, and guards the west side Of the mouth
OF Pensacola Bay. 1t is,a Fashioned fort, built
Of brick masonry, with walls twelve feet Ia
thickness. 1t Is emhrasured for two tiers Of
guns, under bombproof casemates, and has one
tier en- oarotfte: It's armament consists Of $50
guns, and IN time Of war requires garrison Of
six hundred and fifty men. The work cost tho
Federal Government about 500 ,0o0 Its guns
radiate at every point Of the horizon. It is q
very effective work. The full armament of
the fort Il not complete, but sufficient num-
her Of guns are III battery to make yerveood
defence in conjunction with Fort PicEens
Below this fort is water battery, which
Mounts some eight or ten guns. The interior
Of Fort Mckee Is provided with the necessary
shot fq1naees, officers and soldiers quarters,
magazines, etc.
FORT B4RRAScAs
Is on the north Of Pensacola Bay, and directly
fronting the entrance 10 its mouth The wori
Is erected on the site Of an old Sranisi, fort.
The fort is q FASHIONED work, built or heavy
masonry, and mounts forty-nine guns, anu IN
time Of war requires garrison OF two hundred
and fifty men. The armament of tie work Ia
fully mounted, and its magazines arc il good
order. In tho rear Of the fort is q rcloubt,
which il auxiliary TO Fort Bar1ancas. Some
extensive repairs have recently been completed
on this redoubt, aud the danGing howitzers of
scarp and countc1scarp can be mounted with
very little labor.
TIE GARRIsoNNG OF FORT WASHINGTON.
The Alexandria Gd=xkte Of the Tth inst. says
much excitement was created in that city On
Saturday night from the Government ordering
q garrison to Fort Washington, Z few miles be-
low Alexandria, which for several years hns
been unoccupIed
, 1861-01-16
Secession and miss[sslppi Navigation.
lFrom tho Cincinnati Gazatta


4 mob has taken possession of the Govern
ment defenses uca1 the mouth Of the AIissis-
sippi river. Another mob Is reported to have
planted cannon on the banka OF the river. Mt
Ficksburg, with the nyowed purpose OF sink
Ing every steamboat that offers to pass without
consenting to be oyerhauled and examined.
The former oct Is palpable treason against the
Federal ovsrnment, aud requires prompt at-
tention from tho Administration The de-
monstrations Mt Flcksburg, ns stated, have q
Epecia1 interest for the people Of this city.
Both arc ot1enses so injurious and insulting TO
the whole Northwest, that, whatever the
Federal Government may do, they will not be
tolerated By our people.
It Is needless to say that the Vlcksburg dis
patch referred to, has created much excitement
and indignation among those more Immediate
y intcrestel, and, in fact, among nl classes Of
our people No Idle threats or bravado are
uttered, but no disposition prevails to submit
to any interference with the free navigation OF
the Mississippi. No rash or ul-advfsed steps
will he taken, but on tho first insult or hin
derancc to any boats pursuing 9ts customary
and Lawful business, measures will be taken to
put permanent stop to this lnsolence.
What nc have before said, We now say again:
The Northwest will be u unit in maintaining
its right to free and unobstructed use Of the
Mississippi river throughout Its entire course.
or this, Intermediates and traitors to the
Union may take note, and govern themselves
accordingly. :
, 1861-01-16

The CrTX CnANRER1A1S QuEs11oE,-Tha
City Chamberlain. question was yesterdoy
brought to crisis. Judge Hilton Of the Com.
mon Pleas, IN defiance Of the ccrtiorari Of
Irregular and unauthorized, decided that Mf.
Flat had been lawfully removed, md M, Dey-
1n legally appointed. He therefore Ordered
That the books Of the Office and the deposits OF
nc City and County be transferred to the new
ting N=. Plat to the Eldridre street faii nnt;l
The u order OF the Court be complied with.-N
, 1861-01-16

TTEsTT ArIlaHs OF DoII1a8 sAvxn--Ar. Sra1di1s
has aote tvo ous Of bottles Of his celebrated Pro-
pnred Glue md It 4 estimated each bottla saves 1t
least ten doazs ~orth of broken furniture tus tsk
tag an aggregate Of twenty nlllioes Of dollars rs-
claimed from total loss By this vslu1blc invention
HaEing made Els Qlue household word, he now pro
poscs to do the world still greater service ty curing an
the aching heads With his Cepallc Fills Aad II ahey aso
a. good IS ds Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away
lIka a1ow In Jcly.
, 1861-01-16

% oyEa E1c-rEfxsT. and the mental care aud 40 T.
lett Incident to caose tenton to business stnd
a1oc. the nurner ecauses Of Seryo1z Headarho The
dsordcsci Of ind and body Incident to ts dis.
ttess!ue c-p1ant Is fatal blow to all cnersy and a-
bio7, Sufferers BY this disorder caa always Obtain
serdE relief fEo1 these distressing attacks By using
Gao Of the Ccp!aac Pills whenever tic symptoms a-
Pear. It cuets the oyestaaxed braa and soo.hcs ths
strained md jaHog nerves anu rea1c. the tension Of
lis stomach which always and aEErsrates
the disordersi condition Of the b1a,a,
, 1861-01-16

HI I'd u 'orfibls 's&daeha this hafteTnoon, hand
stepped into the hapotheeaea hand says h to
~Can you hease NE Of N 'eadaeheT" a0oes It hachs
'azd,n hays a. "He1ceed1ngly" saJ8 hi. hand upon
that "a gsye ms Caphalc PHI hand 'pon mo 'onor It
'esdachA
, 1861-01-16

:,
ceeding generations to develop the physi-
cal resources Of the West and to mako I'D
cquato provision for the social, thein&ellec-
tual and the religious welfare of. the mill
lions who arc to succeed Us. Lot Us, there
fore, use wisely and we'll tho: abundant
means placed at our disposal, for NC have
serious md really, glorious task to per.
form =