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, 1861-06-12
EFFECTS or HRBLoCKADR.

4 gentleman who has resided in Madi-
son county, Georgia, for q year past "a
former citizen Of ChicsgoAz places us in
possession Of some important facts con-
cerning the effects Of the blockade Hay-
ing been engaged in mercantile pursuits
there, his opportunities for observing the
sudden -and appalling advance in the
prices Of al necessaries Of life, were abun-
dant
Our Informant left Atlanta on Monday,
The Sd inst, At that time the price Of
bacon was 2oc Per pound at Wholesale, and
fast rising, The supply comes wholly from
Louisville. Flour, such as sells in our
market at 1925 per Dbl was last quoted
there at 80 OF late, however, it has
nearly disappeared from the market
Coffee WIS retailing at 40c per pound.
Salt was worth $3.50 per busheL This
important article ros one dollar in single
day. .Gunpowder was nominally nino
tzoN4rs per 6eg, but our informant was re-
fused 3 single keg, in the Augusta market,
ct: any price, Com, the great article OF
foo1 fnr nh classes. WAS quoted at 81 Is to
$145 per bus1el Calico prints, the pro
d,,rte If thoac Addition hot heas of.1fan-
chester and Providence lind risen from 10
4o 17c npr -1,anrd But nerhans the greatest
distress arose f1om = lack Of medicines to
arrest the progress Of diseases and to cure
the sick. Several physicians had joined the
iored t1,s a,7nv "a so1d;crs fIo,a INABILITY
~ ~ .o.t;1.a 80 .x.n.;oo .ho .+oo,- -
.s.s;a;.as h.r;n~ a1r;aa,as ao.-n - = fsw
a~oate' snd rnr5an - southern n,ou,h
rhasa ~ ..a 49, . e.. ~ c.r,n1., ~ ~ 80 .1srn,;nr
-. :. 4to .rt;o,sa - nr;,na na.ssa;t- 1rhe
-1a1. ~ -a1;.nas =, ~ Co. .na =, ~
caa.k :: ..aa., ~. ~ - T ~ ra.,a,d ~
E.s-ao - EFo-1ha5,, ~. .a1,s .r.-,s3.od~ a1so
ths. t1,osa $500 ~ aand;na aoro.. +1,a
49, a.1a.,;a ~ 1roa;s;a,,a aaats - t~ss;- - 49,
- - .-SNs. ~. 1.C. ~..:m
ss~-,s - -':1,- 1, 80 hs1a. S 60 ~ :, 49, 49,.
-r;sar - anes ~na1 49, - M;ss,sa;,n;
:~..s7.a .a,.;. ~ .ha.a = -
- IT, .a.ss1:,;1. 49,. ~ r..1s-. .-s 49, .
.sax 49,. ts, s.s- - ,a a - -a;.s '. 49,. . a.~s
10y sa' ~ -. 49,. :. - :. .e.saz -. W.. 49,
araSsa5...." - O. $50 -e,.1s ~ y. 49,. @
~ - --:.:s-.. ~
"Ne ~: N'st! pano ~ p,o1o''
icy 4"e-s y. l, ~ s1a'no.'e 'ua' eo@
ooHn uon LooAsu,e nas " w pau 1of u u
Eolu anu snsel. anu mus 1he country =
- . q.
, 1861-06-12
SLAVES As CONTRABAND OF WAR,
Pr0fe&eoT PAFHonsk Opinions s- Fouf
WAYS OF Dealing with the Subject,

tf1om hae ooston ,Anas1
11eopauus Fatsons, Ii. ~, Dane Professor
Of Ia1 at Harvard College, has recently treated
4t,3s sn7,ect verv t111v IN hiz 1ortnne. nj Gam
h-,dre r. recneat he Las fn~n,shsa - =. IT, % 80,
oIaose" ~ teaaeet no has au1alenea sAe1en
u tan 1elnatAs' "nicn afe AZ 1ouo"s:
~ & 81 19p nane o kea Ste OF s me Raat YOU'D
sa asaataneng oy oraer Of ne PRESIDENT INTO
sta.e :. !. N Organized feoeinon, you'd carry with
II, ~ ~ tEE sMfes. VIII enae@eor 70 answer
1ais 4uestloa. . ),
I'D n me n nrsE Piaee, me army 1nnst nave re
state Puts Itself Into that position with refer:
enc9 70 the unlted states, the government OF
ihe tinted staIes must necessarily accept that
noslt1on While carrying On the conflict, a.
nougn Inc general government prosecute the
Wm WITH no desire q sn9lugation, 6nt only tor
Inc purpose q bringing tnat st2ta back TO 1ts
original position.
"There are four why's y which that army
m1ghG deal with sla!ee. One 10, TO seize and
use them - ns mintary laoors. Ihat they
might 90 tnls Seems to me- IS certain a. that
rngorst OF shosele TO az Their trenches. How
~ compensation 6hoa1a 90 made must depend
upon ealcunetanccs. It Is common opinion
1aat els1l,zauon has 50 laf mltiga:ed Was, that
i 70 1oAgef one o. me laws ol var thas Al
rsta nn9narH TH;a Ia a 1nistara scccr;i}oT ~ to
Ill Tic a1tho1isy on the LAW Of nations. + is
undoubtedly true, however, that the modern
u1ages and pruprieties Of War-aud there arc
such things-vorid Justify the exercise OF
this right only on the ground of military ne
cessity.
! !, 4re p,cnr m 4, ,rv.o,xa .p,,v
a 4s.ot,1 W =. - - 'Ap,No A.2aA
lug seEu9a Hay 10 g keeelV5 a1a nA1oof
~ funsMny slaves. ana tae tntIa Is oat astep
r n !ne zane a1tec!t9n alnongn = may
seem 70 ne vide sep II y 70 Noefato them,
not,ss nNsre, paea1yeiy, Tut By psoclamaslon
Ct o,nes ETA aelFe ts s,ht as sS5 q ~
s1nA19 not tae LEI aouo9 Or tne ngnt ot ~
1nFsoirg a.my 70 90 tols. Il #oaia, regarded
ne - n %Is q4eeton o. n AZ, stana On ne loot
lng ol aestIucton o. Pnvate properly ~ an
enemy's country: A9d Ake taat! It would oe
an unquesnonaole f9nt Dull re usuages OF
Msf were 70 goEeIn II, It Moolo oe . Ighs to
pe e1e1cneo on!y Is mlnta!J necessity, ana
3os unf paipose ol Reasen1ng Lne enemy, sno
lesssnlng rs meana o.. nttacK OF leslstance:
ana tee e3istence OF tnia neeess1Iy must @ oe
| aeteImmea oy 1ne eomm9na1ng queer, OF y 9y
t se pt snp1smg salnoay ~ nome r. rle| 81 M1
tne ~ r het1 ~ ~ tae , ssS snoao taese
! De WET DekHee1 tHo slhF6 1tate6r s1y &foor.
, 1861-06-12
Europe and Annertca.

i rRKHC4 FLEET 1oR AMERr0A1 WATERS
:: GERMAN VOLUNTEERS FOR 24ER10A-A
F1nEWHIL 10 MR. PRESTON.
, 1861-06-12

nles. -.
In IN adjoining column is . fascinating al
re1tisement BY Jeptha Fowlkes, General and
Financial Agent Of the Southern Pacific Rail
road Company Of Tersa." Ho says:
:"We will purchaee or hire, for term Of i've
10 work On the sout- Pacific Railroad, Ia TeTsz
-hnmedidatc1y west OF Shreveport, La, in re-
g1on secn1e and protected fron Invasion Of moles-
tho TWO sections Of this country.
This company has ma agu1hcent land grant from
Te1as, e, 1o sao acres tor e.eg mile Of road The
rom Shreveport on the eastern, to El Paso on the
western boundary. Of Texas. In times like tho
present, the company ssnnot command essh topaz
compauy's Interests; hut for term OF Yeaza. by
hire o. hJ tho actual purchase, this company viii
make The most liberal and adxantaseous arrange
Ti1E1nta, hary}a1d. North Carolina, or elsewhere.
the loute o. t6a I'D degree Of pslzlel Il iasitude
European Governments" DC, &C.
Tho company hsEing no caah to proceed
with the work, rely for means upon asympa-
thy and the sd parallel Of 1.titude." The
far OF, secluded location Of the track enables
the company to oifer Shareholders Of the bor-
der States esfo place Of deposit for their
...4 Z :.
o'peo s'o1A, WIZ ~! ~. 0o' us aao1ses
70 oen. onuef eon'1,o'eu aoe..ne' aot
tempted TO na1e. aor1n"afo N 'ao nlgo1
n-r,. I'M. ..,- ~ ~ . - @ WALL >ouo@@s7e W
1 nna.- ,r +hs head ~ +.1k M Yr,,nr. -. ~.
tract the following Items:
cnnsn1s from the Baiize whcrr ti,ex fsd heer n
e.,aa.i4 4sith ~ coaa,, srGa1 nf . -
~ ~i,nx tu sontIran ha - 81 a.
R.oos;E H.! Sssn ~ rfonsI n,a.aa1 ~ ~ LIZ ~.
n,'t;i fbn OK INT e. nnt1rsyd honnd v,ssa3s
,n;1it,ro IN mp1ne ds,.ners ~ Tnnf.i.ns oncht
n anq na.o ~ 9. - .,1 "a
~ nssn - uc.1st - taaa taa ~
~ Sor,ha. sr.a " .o,sths .9, e.
-, eaa1ir.d ~ MaaI! H. ,t.s, us ~. ~ ~
Tho-a srrte - E.v" hn nm.7rt fasa FuiiI Ftis
3 1nere GHGns cass oesn sa14eaen. lore "nh.n
hr w; .f, o[s ~ ~ 9.at a ~, ~ ~. a.19
0ut ~ AHe "4Aet VI LEA IL -
| isKTa r1eh.- +.,r, .r,, .h.+ ... -. 4.., ,,&.
ns va, k1t = as oe1u ~
I'm ~ saxeIwsnt ~ - tSst ~ senf
has hasn n..Ie3 ~ n,nst eonr.
,os ~ T.. tem sytas aas Voss enot
IT,, ~ m ha u
~ II iT ie. i ~ 1sh .a, ~, MA
th.+ ~ So.t Licsa 1 h.r i.aa ~
for rsrterx ~ etcsmTosta ~ IA
| Of eioTss. munitious of War III r,aFcasse a,
fn taIt shont In r. bot d.1 '1AAs WV A1aio1ou5
WE Enrnnean adyioes n 1he. Galway ste.mc,
Ind no efecf WhafeysrSf1styr ,rnS nntffnI II ~
| Tecf-fhcfe ia hartly more fhsn eonfsizoA shiy,
load of roftnn m rt]e in mr. 1nnrket A. tIis time
The "pfgmy squadron" suiflce to termetri
cally zeal M tie Nsasfssfpn3. snd enough Ia =!
| - NV --e-e.-~@ft4t eo1 S1o15 ~ .
coed ~ least Ihe Brooklyn las the pow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18

VHI.pacHs IL the f.vorite sign By which
nature makes known any deviation whatever from
the natural state Of the BRAIN. and viewed IN this
light 1t may be looked on rs Q safeguard intended
10 give NOTICE OF disease which might otherwise
escape attention, till too late to be remedied; and
Its indications should never be neglected. Head
sohes msy be classified under two names, viz |,
Symptomatic and ldiopethio. SymPtomatic Head
ACHE Is exoeedinEly common and 10 the precursor
Apoplexy, Gout. Rhegmst ism and al febIlle
ease Of the stomach constituting sick headache, OF
hepshc disease constituting billions hsadaehs, OF
worms, constipation and other disorders of the DOW
els as we'll as renal and uterine affections Diseases
ofthe heart are very frequently attended with Head
aches; Anemis and plethora are also affections
Headache Is also very common, being usually dis
times coming on suddenly in o state of apparently
sound health and prostrsting at once the mental
and physical energies, and in other instances II
comes on slowly. heraded by depression Of spirits
or acerbity of temper. In most instances the pain
is In front of the head over one both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting, under this class
may also be named NsnraIgid.
For the treatment of either GLASS Of eadache the
Cephallo Pills have been found q sure and safe
remedy, relieving the most acute pains In q few
minutes, and BY Its subtle power Graduating the
disease Of which headache Is the unerring index.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18
dRRIYdLSdTTHE HOTELS

wILIsARDS' HOTEL.-G Parker, Pa;
Ransom, NY II Erbeng, -; NJ 6 Rosengarten,
w Harding, Pa; 4 IL Parker, Call Matheson
do; Hayes, Va; A Cabuloes, Mass; w Van
Marker, Lyons; II AmmidOn, Mas; Fl II Burg
wynn, NC; NJ Whitlll, Pa; Tyson, Md; g A
Haynes and lady. N.Y. f fIowes, do; G Wash
ingtnn, USA; 5 Hutchinson, Pa; Sloane, NY;
} Robertson, do; G Phillips, do; Miss Jatfray
and maid, do; Miss JaffiaY, do; Com Tattnall,
USN; Scribner add lady, NY; Hon Daw-
son, Pc; Hon J NJ Butter, do; ID Z Ward, do; w
ID Thomas. do, II Wilkins Santa Fe; Hurbut,
Md; Shanks, Ind; d Patch, Miss; wash-
Purdy, Cal; G W Merreii, Ny; p Masie do; r NJ
Magraw. Md; + A Nesmith. O; g Sternes Mass;
J NOury, III; ID Young, NY r Errett, Pa; # C
Rowland, o; Hon W Nesmith, Oregon; H A
Webster, Washington Territory; F. Richards,
Mass, d Richards, do; Hopkins, Cal; Col
.uggles, USA.N
NATIONAL HOTEL.-R Hunter + Dixon,
USNi Rogers, Pa; VI Smith, o; C Sher-
son, n n Ward, Ala; L l. I.snier, IL w Williams,
Md; Hon II Foster, Pa; J Ward. NC; + Meaher
Ala; A Il Roger, Vei Buchanan, Ho; L Da-
vid, Iowa; y Roberts, MINI; t l. Crittenden,-;
II Topping, Md; Miss 4 Shepherd, III; Mrs ] Nj
Carpenter, DC; w DObbin Md; J Coke Pc;
IL l. List, Va; l. H Mattan, Fla; l. A MorrelI, n
y; w Hepburn and ~, w Clarke, Iowa; c
Cox, Jos Peters, Mrs Kellogg, w Sparrow A
Turner, Va; w Wightman, Md; A l. Holley,
NY ~ Johnson, CT; Gaines, NY; John
Ou4OS ShiAsIJ II FOIier, II SlnOnu
Md; w Lauer, Ga.
CLAWS HOTEL.-A ] George and ", p l.
Cnderhil. No; w Davidson, c Harbert, II
Thowns, NJ Morgan, NY; B Ames, A J Holmes
Il Morgan and ly, Nh; P T Hasbrook, Shan
non, Wis; B Pritchard, Jones, VI; J Nor
ton, Ga; Johnson, p p Osborn, Ill; E Snow,
Champman, Wis; Howiand and fam, S
Dudley, Va; w Wilkinson, + III Hartman,
9 Parker and ly, H p DeGrass, NY; Sherman
A sherman, Sherman, Ill; T P Putnam and ly,
VI; West, p Crook, NC; d S Campbell, w
w Monroe, VT; Chas Dupres, NO; Jos Segar,
Va; Henry, NJ VI Townsend r NJ Harrington
Simpson, 4 Morgan, l. Logan, T HattGck
Pa.
WASHINGTON HOUSE-G III BIigh, ]
Samson, Ill; w NJ Stoop, Hon W Montgomery
II Snydam. Pa L Wood, Ind; Walker, W
Purcell, Mrs Purcell, II Clark Fl Lord q King
Jones, Brigham, r Butler NY; G. Stedman
X Campbell, Campbell, Mass; Thaw and sam
Va; w Emerson and son, Nh; Hon X Bling
ham, Mich; e Tyler, Va; ii Stevenson, w Haf,
lis, Nd.
BROWNS HOTEL.-W Willis Mrs e ZONES
II ID Gray and ly, Pa; Foerisch, J s Rady, u
IL Harris, \ W Mcdonald, w w Herbert, j Al
len, Holland, Va; T. q Hanson, ID Starr &
u Phillips, ID l. Benton, BOwes, Nd; e Spruile
Nc Ramsay, Tenn; BENNETT III; J Beck
or, Jones, Mo; u Whittier, NJ NJ Mann, L
u Martin, A l. Thomas, Ind; r ID Williams NJ IS;
Dunlop, De- A Trft, + Rowland, o; T. Il
Walter, DR. Young, NY T ChGrchilI, Ark; )
II Holland, Va.
klRKWOOD HOUSE w Jones, A Hitch.
cock, Mass; w Constable, T w German II
Stone, Md u Friedman, Pa; f G Snowden, Va
Stebbens, Conn; l. Long, NC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18
Constipation or Costiveness.

No one Of the "many Ills flesh is heir tor is 90
prevalent, 80 little understood, and so much neg
Looted as Costiveness. Often originating in care
lessness. or sedentary habits; it is regarded as
anxiety, while In reality il is the precursor and
companion Of many of the most fatal and danger
bring the gufsIer to an untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils of vhIoh Costiveness is the usual at
tsndsnt are Headache, Colo, Rheumatism, Foul
Bresth. Piles, and Others ofike nature while long
train offE htful diseases such as gnant Fevers,
Abcesses, Dysentery. Dyspepsia, Diarrhen, Apo
pleIy, Epilepsy, ParalysI Hysteria, Hypoohon-
drasis, elancholy and insanity, first indicate their
presence In the system by this alarming symptom,
Not unfresuentIJ the diseases named originate in
Constipation, but take on an independent exist
ence unless the cause ia eradcated IN an early stage
From ali these considerations IL follows that the
disorder should receive immediate attention whom
ever 1t occurs, and no person should nesect to get
a box of Ce?hahc Pills on the first appearance of
the complaint, as their timely use will expel the
lrslduOus approaches of disease and DESTROY this
dangerous foe to human life,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18

In the Post Once defalcation case In New
YORK, the Jury decided that George Law and Gus
tavas A. Conover were not liable on the bonds
given for Mr. Fowler, he being a defaulter at the
time Of the signing of the bonds, and the govern
ment King aware of the fact.
III The n York correspondent Of the Charles
ten Courier says Madam Anna Bishop was offered
Sc, 500 by one Of the Broadway concert saloons to
sing one song each night exclusive OF Sundays)
for six months, but she refused.
u Thos. Winans, Of Baltimore, next to Astor,
of New York, Is the wealihiest person in the
United States He is said to be worth $40 0OO, COO
and made his sDlendid fortune by railway specu-
lations In Russia.
III "Pea nutsn are the great staple for export
in and about Scott's Hill, ". C.. Tive hundred
thousand bushels a season are raised there, and
"thsv are more profitable than cOttonn SO Cot
ton Is not King at Scott's Hill.
IL Judge Low, Of the Land Court, Ct. Louis,
his decided that paper published in the interest
OF religious sect is not a newspaper and that
legal notices published In such journals are null
and void.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18
A Real BLESSING.

PAysieiss.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how IL that head
Ms. Joss,.-Gone Doctor, all gone the Pill you
sent cured Inc In just twenty minutes, and I Wish
handy. ''A
cPnysieissE1Yop can get them At any Qrugglsts,
recommend them in all Gases Of Headache.
MrS. yonss.-I shall send for box directly, and
sha tell al my suffering friends, for they are real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIRE AMkLeIsATIoS OF LAnGrAsEs.-Thefe 10 o
growing tendency 10 this age to appropriate the
most eyrressIve words of other ans usgess snd aer
wOd CephaIe, which In from the 6reek, signlfying
''i0r the head is now becoming popuau1ed In
conseotiou with Mr.. Spaldins's great Headache
remedy; but II will soon be used IN more general
way, and tho word Cephalic will become a.
common Electrotype and many others whose
distinction rs foreign words has been worn away
BY common usage until they seem native and TO
the manor born.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18

HoRsEs' FEET BALLTNG WITH SSow.-Take
piece of pa per and place il the shoe as Il Is fixed
on the horses foot, with pencil mark on the IL
side Of the paper, the size of the inside form CT
the shoe cut cut the piece Of paper, and mark the
gutta-percha Allow the eighth Of an inch larger
Of percha each side OF the front part TO
under the shoe, to keep II from coming out when
the horse is at work. Taper the edge Of the gutta
percha to facilitate its going under the shoe,
and cut out triangular piece of the gutta percha
no a. TO prevent an undue pressure on the frog.
1t will be found a simple, cheap and effectual
Iemedy.-TRs FTs6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAyRp.-Mr,
Spadlng has sold two millions of bottles OF his Scl-
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth Of tfofen
Inrnlture thus making an aggregate of twenty mil
ya,3eble invention. Having made his Hue house
hold word, he now proposes to do the world still
his Cephalio Pills, and if they are as good a. his
Giue, Headaches Will soon vanish away like snow
in July, " "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18

"OvER ExcIrEMENT, and the mental care and
anxiety incident TO close attention TO bus ness or
study, are among the numerous causes Of Nervous
headaohe. The disordered state of mind and body
Incident TO this distressing complaint is q fatal
pow 70 al energy and ambition. Sufferers By this
these Distressing attacks by using one of the Co
Phahc fIls whenever the symptoms appear. II
suiets the oyertasked brain and soothes the strain
Ell ard JarrinE nerves, and IelaXes the tension of
the stomach which al Ways accompanies and az
Eravatss the dIsordered condition Of the BRAN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18

BRIDGET.-MIssus wants you TO send her box
but Pm thinking that's just it nalther; but per
haps ye'll be afihsr knowing what itis. Ye SEQ
she's nigh dead and gone with the Sick Headache
and wants some more of that same as relaived her
before.
:, Drugg,st.-You must mean Spsdins's Cephalio
Pills.
=, Bridse:-Ooh sure now and you've sed it. here's
the quasther and Civ me the Pills and don't be oil
day about il aither.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18
w AND GEORGETOWN

avn ubOnUB IOWN
potics sit viii be to their interest to do so, thai
W.; n: READS COMPOUND SYRUP' Dir
LlNERWORf for CoREAS, Gods, RoGr,easSs
CrorP and other affections of the thToSt and ones,
snd also hi SORE THROAT POWDER. are
Two OF the most In elllb.e remedies of the day and
10 ninlly should te without them; and hes des
The, are so cheap as To be within the EACH OF All
we 90 not expect strangers to believe what we
EIIto Ih IesSro to our owH MEDICINES, oonsea usnt-
~ We refer you 10 the foil lowing well known zen
uemsn-s certificates, which can be at tBe 3Tug
stoFes EneIe the Articles for SaIe; the, say the,
Are the beet Cough and sore Throst Meliclnes
Lhey have ever known:
Rev. Jas II. brown, Rev Georra HtIdt
Rev. Sam'I a. Wilson, Rev VIM HIohs
Rev. WIN. A. SniyeIy Rev Joln Eoiar ~
Kew. Jas =. Me iiurr,y Rev Wm Mil.
" ths Baltimore CCsIJsrsnce.
E&ch artlc!e Is c-nts q bottle.
Wholesale by w II Read & Co Druxris,s g. a
Broadway, Baltimore. "
r AT TetsI. BY X. :. T. CIssel & Co., Drusslst.
OeOTEet1Wn. ' Usei9''
Snari 8 S.3tt, Druggist. , rs Pa. avenue.
NJ ~: :. IhonPsoa; Druggist, Fifteenth Ut. and
NeH ok svenUe, Washington. " ~
1onn =. Bats, Druggist, Navy Yard. ia 7alm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18

GRKAI D1scovgRY.-Among the most important
o. a. the great nadicsl discoveries Of tins ase NAV
o the system of vaccination for proteo
ion iEom smsll Pox. the Cephslio Pill for relief of
headacne, and the use Of Q1inine for the preyen-
Hhose hepehts will be experienced BY snfJsrin2
humanity long after Their dscoyerers are forr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18

DTDIp you eyer have the Sick Headache? DO
Jon IemembeT the throbbins temples, the fevered
row the lOathIng and disgust At The n nd Of food
bow totally unit you we're for pleasure, converse
uon or study One of the Cephaio Pills would
then experienced. For this and other purposes
you should a. ways have a box of them on hand 10
use az occasion Iesu ires, ~ w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18

AfPLY IMMED ATEBY.
xegKE WzRREETsD, OR NO cHkEss,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
vsst,..s ETA. s.st. susr... sf,.as.. .fa, t's..,,
sad Bladder, tsvslsnsyy Dsss<sEs, lnBetsosy, sss.sI
s:ss ,.i.s i.1 rs, o
plansss q sTsi., siaa.s, p.s..s .its, s..d ,ss.'
a... r.nisl; D,..s,. ,,.ssI e.. .:,le,y s...s =
I,s. pr., ~ :hs b,ssss.'s r,i 60, ''
ns,ssisry N. h.r. ssssn. d. ,sil.s Of s.1st, VIA.
sa snlnsy graz, thsss.ad, Of Ys.oI ssn q sA.
.s,. .a .ss ~ :.
yshst stssasy DE h'tas sss' nay cav via f'h ss>s'
nAksIash
nAKRrEB YxRsoHn. 90 vsssg Ma sssssr plsusI sAs-
sc.f., ssss s.,ss ss,,.: 1'.i''" ''s''" s''''
Ne VIA places snsslspcsr he sa,s q d. tsiT,-
uDss ks skill pAysnlAa.
orFlcK be soETn rrspERICss
De ssnss I'm s.s 20 .sssrTs ss.s sssSs, k.t,ssI
ssst ss ps,t sst sssssi. .sssb
mssssu sfhs ksyI Ces~s effsrrsess, Se.dss. rsssss
frsn zoe sf NE meet snin Cslsrs In he Sailed sstss
Ss.is Il Isocss, Psns, fS.e.Peis .sa ...sS.s. I..
s.ssd sems Of u. meet s.ssnene ssr.s TIA, we've s,.
.s.s ....l lt.., n,,':,.s... BENG s.,%.s a ',ss..
tass via u nind. cured insdlstslF
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yssat Hes and sh.rs Nh. Asvs ri.r'd ,A.@,.l,.. ~
eaInsd Iron s,I s.mpanisna 90 AZ sshs. -, sfssn 90
which nighty felt vktn ttssI, sad ttfsd,
renders marriage tnpsssis and dsstrsys Sss slsd sss
esdy, shstld apply inmsdstsly.
These efths and .l,nek.y .f.su yrsdBsss
~ sary hssits e yssth vst w.slnsss sftha tssl sss
n.. Fir. IN @. k.sd pn... q Les, .. m..ssl'
y, Dsranr Of the DIG snesns esnsf Dsty
HENrkLLY.-fs.fssrfsI, s.su ~ ~. ri.e are -.., 70
drsedsd-Lees 81 Msnsry, Csufsssn sfldsal DsPrssss
sfspirits, Evil FsresdinTs hvsrso sfsseisy, tsEs,s
ssvs 81 tslnes, fnioity, etc. ss-s u tie svis pre-
NEkv0Ua DEIkYY-fassss.dss cas- ssv I,Gfs What
the cause sfsr declining hsslh ls,nt ths vTsS, b,
ssninf wal PALE nsrvsss and smsstsd ka.inf gu.
sppssrshss sSsstths ssxCh ssympsms
DIsEAska or IMPKtDEkCE.
when ths uisfsldsd and
happens that ltmsd
sssPsetabsy, can .f.ns s.frisBd him Ne fsls 500. d.
s.t seS &. 400 s:s%r ,Ai s.
ssnth after msnth OF lsng The smallest Zee Be
ainsd and despair lss.s him With ruined health era
poison, hsresry hasten IN. e.astp.nG ,,rp:.us 81 tS
tsrbls dssast, tteh Afsetens ~ s Thr. Hss.
ssin A. PrepssseS With frshtfs phdy. u dsaih Pxt'
asssvsrsd esunuy from vhsss r.tsrs.
n goHHnoMTAEMEDYT oE CRsAHIC uEAEnres
ADD INroyErCr
- hs sat sho imssTtant rsinsey vstfnsss Of s
ass speedily cared and ,s 'tsr fsSsrsd sssssssss
Meet nstvsss aad detstst Wis had lest all ssBs,
ssss innsclstsly Tshsvsd.
All inp.dimsuis Marriage. Physical Gsss: pI.,.aI
rrsnhhnf and Ws.knsss KJssssess eta f,s.fs
HAD srsssdiiy cured.
EsnossEHIsr or rss rREzs
rHE MANY sEOpaAsDr sttsd st;his intitprs. 1871.
ne last ssvsntssa and the
sal efsrstens psrsrmsd - Dr. yshns.a vSsutd BY ks
tsysr.n Of the pAysu tsd o.sy sstT Fsrs,us, aslts,
SIC bis Standing gentleman Of aaa
sitI, nastsnt tssTsetss 70 the rxistsd. IHs DIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18
,aPdiy Realized.

Hi I'D n 'orIibs 'esdsche this afternoon, hand
stepped into tie hapothecaries hand says hi TO the
man, Can yoa hease me Of an 'esdache!" "D0es
and upon that e gave me q CephslIc Pill hand
pom me onor u cured me SO quick that 'ardly
realized I'D I'D an 'eadaohe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18
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