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Our Tennessee Correspondent.

We have on our table two letters from Mem
phis, bearing date the I'd and Sd instant. The
news they contain is of the most cheering char
acter. The people. aroused to n sense Of duty,
ard fully convincedgof the ~justness OF our
caSs.e.srsAready toBaacrifiee their IN in the de-
fence Of southern rights. Below we give on
from one of the. %lettera.
NKxpn1s, July 81, 1861.
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MARRIED

=" NJ n IL N I II
AZ the Catholic Church in Grand Cotean.
m the 10Th inst, MIR. Lrc1nS DARBY Of Ope-
lousas to Miss Celima Boudrean OF the former
place.
We wish<tie happy couple a lifelong honey
moop. &2. "." IL
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MsSTARy.-We are requested to announce
Chat orr juvenile military company, ..IIhe
soss e Liberty,s viii drill every Tuefday
'g1hursdsy and Saturday afternoon At 5 O'Clock
onsthc public square.
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Extract Of ! letter from . member Of the
O~peiousaa Gnard..
Manassas Juscrlox, VA, July ID 1861.

. ne 10 % At The grand Junction and en-
canped very near the enemy, 30 near, ihat.we
can heAr Liipcoln's drums. An attack is ex-
pseted sxesy day Come wlieas it will the boys
arc rsady4 far Il. We have taken Ave Yankees
prisoner. We are III well and fully contented
with onr lot. We can speak but in the high.
terms II onr officers.
sAR II & II
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sTHR L.Akr OF aTinEN.--T1 nc New York Daily
sws rs The lab nit, rays that there ia a
mystery hanging over Inc fate Of one or two
6nndrfd Of Duryea's zo1aves. For some days
alter The affair nj Bethel. there were rumors
prevalent that iwo companies were missing.
bbasing. il is sasd, been sent on . scouting ex.
rrediticn. and did tot return. a paragraph ID
~ Philadelphia Inquirsr-sanrssss % saibs,an-
tiatesihe raraor. 4 ssys aT'hey we're sent
oat from Fartpes Monroe 4 week sgo las,
2s Moad.y, IA H. q = vt, = week before The Bethel
esEa1 MNeni and have not yet returned" II
1eieid that txo parties hare been sent out
pftef tbeia, and met with no success.
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1eHE FEpsRAI. 1'Roops AND rHs1a Foon.-
One II the roldicrs stationed Il Fortress Mon.
roe writes to The N. Y. Fines 8 fsllows
do mot use too strong an expression; 1
know that ri which I ereak. Many Of us.
wishout fault u t'ur own, are actually suffer,
\ yaem ser re Do MOI set sufficient rat.ons.
With tteE quality Ne do not complain; a.
thongb silt pork beams, crackers and coffee
nay bc slightly monotonoua fare, we should
INV Ns IN xekaad enough
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ffun want of space 10 our last Issue, we
wGiponea the publication Of The communication
fron N Washington 10 today.
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Bv hestowing blessings upon Others we ~
tail them ON ourselves.
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T, TT

LOST.
n The woods near the residence of Mr.. Uenr,
l. Miller, on the 18th instant, a fine Gold Watci
with a steel key and a gum elastic guard. A libera
reward will be given to the person who will return
the same to the Undersigned.
JOHN A. SHEARER.
Opelonsas. June ed. 1s6l.-tf.
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Tbe grandAthers Of President Jefferson
Davis and Abe LiEcoln were both born in
Rockingham county. tVa The grandfather
AZ Jefferson Jlsvis Was frss cousin Of the late
HI Daniel Smith Of that Stanton
IN fsiater.
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Sign, and Ornamental
Painter and Paper Hanger.

TIME undersigned having settled permanently in
i Washington, offer his services to the pn,,ir
in general. lie will perform every thing in his
line Of business, promptly and i'll a most approved
style. Terms always reasonable. All orders left
at the Drug store of Messrs. T.ouaillier g. o.. in
Washington will be punetually attended to.
HECTOR LAUNEY.
Aoril Is, 1861. rev. !,
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6Ws are autaarixed TO announce Mr..
Ill DEFREESE, the present incumbent, as
Eastandidsse ~ State Treasurer. Election in
Iext November. s8ss
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- Plknsr announce that HENRY AVE
RY, HE present Superintendent 81 Public
Edacatiiuu IS ! candidate for REFLECTOR.
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Asa tIgeoaSppassy ~ ansstss1Esf snfness6ls men
ondxHln 10 doubt, bc i, readiness, ere long, 10
ptpcsed xheresoeyer there services may be
needed. The Captain, DR.. Alexis 0. .tinidry
md The IA Lieutenant, Charles Hardy are ex-
erting Al their powers 10 obtain . fnll compile
n,ent. Success attend their present efforts and
immortal honors be theirs shonld they ever
~ calledso y to defend their country.
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u Sale.
Estate of Michel Moore, m:

Estate OF Mlchel moore LII" C.,
deceased.
DY virtue of an order oftte sih Judicial
d District Court, holding sessions in and
for thu Parish of st. Landry, State of Louisi-
ana and bearing datsffh JUL 1861. will
be sold by the undersigned a duly eoinmis-
stoned anc,ioneers on the premises. on
"Wednesday, l4th August, 1861,
the following described property belonging to
the4Esiate Of Michel Moore, t. m. c., deceased
Nate OF this Parish. to wit:
THE PLANT.i 1ION
where the deceased last resided. east Of and
near the tow Of OpelnuSas, in A%M-o
the parish of st. Landry. bnmn- f1SKNA~
ded north by land Of Mrs. 8a tt6es;at3@
Thomas g. Aud, rsnn and by Tie bayou Del.
pnen,e. south by land Of Lasiie Meat aud
west by land belonging TO Mrs. Evariste De
halllnn. containing. as per ACT passed the 9Th
May 1856, before the undersigned Recorder
and recorded in his Office book F lmge Ills
&c. by which Joseph NJ. Moore sells the ssn,e
to deceased. two hundred and twenty-five ar
penis, together with all III. buildings and I'M
l%,rovements theron.
9 mnles. 3 creole horses. one gun, . chests
and carpenters tools, one lot Of hogs &c, &c.
Terms and Conditions CASH.
.-e. ACHILE nUPRF',
July 18th, 1861. Aucti, n ,er.
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TIM GkAxD gorKAu RasaERs.-At a meet
ing Or he Grand Cotean Rangers held in the
town Or GRIND Coteaa on Sunday the both
tlesf,llowing officers were elected !:
Gaptaia-Dr. A. o. Guidry.
n III Lisntthsnt-Charles Hardy.
"a /" Francois nubourdien.
q Victor Gaidry.
lalsigp-Benjanin Gnidry.
ORDERLY Sergeant-Manticc, Pollingue.
ilst ssrgpant-James Bnrleigh.
{ "a Marins Panlcf.
asAla Ms \" Emile Meche.
Alb a John Collins.
~ Ccpnrsl-Angnste Bnrleigh.
md Vaimont Marks.
s2Fd sSss Essriste Robin. s
49, @84AT&6N&E@HA1
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Nt are saihorixhd 10 announce Mr..
sJlYroIlTE PERRAI,TA u East Baton
apaSg i candidate ~ Auditor af Public
Accoanta. Electi0n in next November,
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TABLEAU

June 18th 1eGl.-7t.
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CLASS q,
weigh twenty THEE pounds per rss%. TO
so rs Ssl; y,T, tns paasr s y = Lnohe,. to
weigh twenty ak pounds per ream.
=. i" reans wrluns paper, rs by z inches 20 weigh
S. S4e reams writing paper s 81 10 inches, TO weigh
twenty two pounds per ream
g. 900 reams writing paper IL By is inches TO veita
.u,s Twelve POUNDS PEI Leam.
must oopian $50 perfect shee's 10 the resn and 70
o.,s,df sure. Theyrre 70 he made 4 the best
substantially envelopej. The parers ia class are
to be whit or blue, fald fat. and Of sGok wCish.s
S. 4, s. and ace TO be white, aud of the size and
weights specified In the schedu
quantity of each and every kind Contracted FOR in
al the classes, 10 be furnished .t such times and
IN such quantities as the pubic service may re
Each GLASS viii he oors dered separately. and be
s9nleet to separate contract; but bidders may
proposal.
No proposals will DO considered unless accom-
panied W the guarantee tLal the bIdder or bidders
II ms or their PROPOSE STA be soc-pted. will enter
into an obi EstOn with good mt surtties
propose Will be furnished a. this ofcs. and none
VIII be taken into consideration unless suGstantI-
All tie paper in the several Glasses must lie de-
u KX a. sue place a. may re deslEnated IN
mus b &c os efSs!t that 4. Cs.;
fort.)in good order, free Of al sud every extra
cEsrge or expense. ard subject to he inspection,
count, weight. and measurements Of tue uperInten-
dent, and be IN al respects Satisfactory.
Bidders are REG uIred 20 furnish, with their pro-
of the kinds of the paper bid for and Dpon " len
mel 'r2Ros.s NAV 6S based. except IN osssesi
rigidly 10 conform 20 their samples.
Proposals viii be addressed % "JoHN ID. De
snd 81 ins P1SS fsns
plying Paper" "a l-lawstw
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FaEE E yTSsEEIs plisFTI ENsfA
oT5Iersurr,IyJts2.sI PUsiIc rErsrIss, {

"AsHiNSToN, MAY l., 1871.
In pursuance Of the provisions Of the seventh seo-
Public Printing" approved June Is, 1850, sealed
proposals wi be IeoeIyed 81 tins OF ce Intii Mon
day. the lat dtv OF July 1851. until ~ O'Clock m
for furnlGhlnS ths paper that may he REQ ured for
the pubic IriIunE for tie year ending on the let
fhs subjo ned list specifies, as nesrl, q. csu be
:so.ItaInsd, the quantity Of each kind Of paper
10000 reams tne printing paper. unoslendsred. 20
measure "a BY - inches, and 10 weigh hf.y pounds
CLASS 2.
100 resins fne printing paper, cserdcrsd, TO
measure q by 81 inches, Ind 90 weigh hfty-sty
pounds 10 the ream OF 500 sheets
tAgi eeaby TO the provisions Of the JOINT resOlu
ny OF the paper required io- the ABOVE Lac viii
be furnlth ID 60 applicants therefor THIS psper Ia
70 p put Up IN cures OF Twenty i've sheets each,
and IN bundles OF two reams each; each ream O.
contain 500 perfect sheets. UNIFORMITY in color,
thlokues,and weight will he lee uire snd no hun
die texcluslve OF vrappeTsD VARYING o,eT o. under
hive Ut cent. from the standard ne ght vii lie re-
ce wed, and toe gross cGght will IN al Gases Re
same bundle TO make up the weight will b, CON
sIdered violation of the contract
Class S.
900 reams superh1e printing p.per, hard-sizeJ
ard super cal endered, TO measure a by 81 inches,
and 10 weigh fifty pounds 70 the Team of 800 Iheets
1900 reams supeThne ms paper, lied and oal~n-
uereo. ol such s!zsg IS y DO required, oUrres-
pondlnE IN weight with paper MEASURING 10 BY q
inches and Nes hing " enty pounds per an Of go
o Gets
$50 reams suPerhne plate PAPER, (oalendered or
ncaenoered ss may be required, 10 by ~ Inohes
and Of such weight per ream Is may be required.
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL &PATRONAGI
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERGYMEN, AIDES, and GENTLEMEN
IN al parts of the world testIfy tn the efficacy OF
PROF. Oh WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and enteHen of the Press are unanimous in its
praise. A lew tsstlmOEials only can be here given
you to doubt.
HWALL STREET. New YoRx, Dec. 20. 1853
Gensls.neH Your note of the 18th instant has
osS sdf BY bs bad sad hf
st0ratiye, and esuesting my certificate of the fact
II had no obi sction to give It..
due My age d about 50 Years n the coIor Of my
h.lr auburn, and Inclined to curl. some Ave or
on crown of my head to iose its seasib Y and
iandruf 70 form Gron it. Each of these disagree
since fourth was added to them, by hair falling
on the top OF my mead and threatening to make me
Ia this qnpl easant predlcament was induced to
~ WoS9s HAIR Restorative, mainly to arrest the
ton that gray hair could ever be restored To- is
SI s.t G20T except 81 from d,es was however
ties only, th.t not only was the falling OF arrested,
put the color was 'estored to the gray hairs and
on my head, very much 10 tho qualification Of nv
wife al whose solicitation was ndu ced 70 try IL.
For this, among tho mary obi i itions owe to to
SsGe sde addgirai,n OF their wives to profit BY my
Vers ssp growing graz or Eetns bad
TcS:J; WOOD c.; ~ BEc s; z.J tHytfohA'
onger st No. IL Carol Place.
SIAMsToN, IA, July q, 1853.
To PEQF. o J. WOoD: Dear Sir-YOur Hair
RESTORATIVE has done my hair much God sInoe
l commenced the USE OF IL, that " ish to make
known TO the public of Its eff ects onthe hair whcn
are great a man or woman may benearly deprived
OF halr and by resort to your Hair Rastoratiye'
the hair Will return more beautiful than ever at
ieas' this Is my experience. Believe tia
yours truly, WIN. IL kennedy.
P.S-Tou can publish the above If you like BY
puDlshlng In our Southern papers You will get
more patronage South. see several of your GER
paper. w. ri. kESRpy.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
PRof. u J. WOOD: Dear Sir: Having had the
misfortune to lose the bsst portion of my hair from
the effects Of tho yellow fever, in New Orleans in
ISL, was Induced TO make trial of your prepare
uon: and found 1t TO answer as the very thing
needed. My hair Is now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obligatio TO you in yivlp.
70 the afflicted such q treasure FINLEY Johnson
The Restorative put up bottles of three sizes,
VIZ large, medium and small; tie small hold hall
pint, and retalls tor one dollar per bottle; the me
dunn holds 1T least % per cent more in proportion
IMAM the small retais for two dollars per bottle
the large holds snart, 80 per cont more in proper
ton, and retaiis for IS.
q. J. WOOD Il Co, Projectors ,444 Broad
way, New York. and Ia Market street, 81. LOUIS
Sold in this city BY c. sTOrT, 37s Pa. avenue.
eu "a eoly .alw
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KEEPING HAMS.

KEEPING HAMS.
We have found it good method in keeping
hams and shoulders to let them hang in the
smoke-hou.c, or a tight, dark room, and give
a few hours smoking every week or ten days
This will keep out flies and bugs, and keep
the meat free from damp and mould.-Coun-
try Gentleman.
DRYING RHUBARB.
khubarb dries very well, and when well pre-
pared, will keep for an indefinite period The
stalks should be broken of while they are crisp
and tender, and cut into pieces about an inch
In length. These pieces should then be strung
on thin twine, and hung up to dry. Rhu-
barb shrinks very much in drying-mOre so
than any plant | am acquainted with, and
strongly resembling pieces of soft wood. When
wanted for use, it should be soaked in water
over night, and the next day simmered over a
slow FIRE. None of its properties appear to be
lost in drying, and it is equally as good in
winter as any dried fruit. Very few varieties
of rhubarb are suitable for drying, as most of
them contain too much woody fibre. The best
variety OF rhubarb for any purpose is the Vic
tOria, when grown in a sui table situation. The
Mammoth is worthless, owing to its fbrous
nature, "a are also some other kinds.-Prai-
rae Farmer.
TO MAKE RHUBARB WINE.
To one gallon of water add four pounds of
ripe rhubarb, thoroughly bruised: let it stand
IN the tub four days; stir il frequently, then
strain II; TO one gallon of liquor, put four
pounds of good coffee sugar, the juice of one
and the peel of One-half a lemon; to every ten
gallons, ohe ounce of isinglsss and one pint of
brandy; put II III cask: after thu fermenta-
ton is over, bung it tight; let it stand one
year or more, and then bottle it for USE If
kept three or four years. it will sparkle like
ohamPagne.--GerniantoVH Telegraph.
CORN STARCH CAKE
Two cups Of corn starch, six eggs, yolks and
whites beaten separate; ono cup butter, beaten
to a cream; two cups of sugar. Bake in small
tins
SUGAR COOKIES.
One egg, one cup and a half of powdered
sugar, three-quarters of a cup Of butter; one
tesspoonfpl Of essence of lemon, -four enough
to roll soft
NICE CREAM CAKE.
One cup butter, one Of cream, four of -four,
three OF sugar, five eggs one teaspoon soda,
glass rose brandy.-RHrai Nev Yorker
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R1YNoLDs3URG, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio.l
Lamar q n

From fhs EzaminsT, Norfolk. Va
CephsLlo Pills accomplish the object for which
ihey were made, VIE: Cure of headache in ali its
F|on the Ezamins,, Norfolk, Va.
IheJ have been tested in moro than thousand
cosos, with entire success.
From the Democrat, 81. Cloud, MINI,
.s send b5SSOsd With the head
may nave them In case OF an.attaok.
From the Western r. r. Gazette. caieaso, Ill.,
We heartily endorse Mr. Spaldinx, and his nm
Ilvaled CePhalio Pills. INV VII
FIom the Southern Path Finder, Ne,e ORLEANS. Ia
Try them you that are af1icted, and We are sure
1nmernnr st can be aadsd 70 the already
o'her medicine can produce.
From the Gazette. Davenport, Jo,ss.
MI. aainE would not connect his name with
An artiels ne did not knotD to possess real merit
From the Advertiser, P,ortdexe.. RI
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a rem.rk,hl,
oaectlse remedy for the headache, and one Of the
Ss very Ssat ios thnt very frequent complaint which
From the St. Loxis Democrat.
p, rne;dI demand for the article (Cephals
F>onn the Kara,oaa VALLEY Star. Kn.a,,,. y,
we are sure that persons suffering with the head.
soho' VINO Try them, Will stick to them.
From the Adrs,tissr, P,ovidsnes, RI
TIE testimony ia their favor 10 stronr fror, a.
most respectable quarters - ''A'
From the Daily Ns,cs, Ns,rpo,,. RI,
Cephalio Pills are taking the plaos of all Kinds.
From the Comnasreia! BHllstin, Boston, Mass.
said 10 be very efhcacIous for the headache.
From the Commercial, Ci.e,nmati, Ohio.
eunerlns humanity can now be relieved.
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING,
LIT ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READ!
APPLY TIE REMEDY
kEJOICE liz HRhITH


Friend. 90 you suner! are you the victim Of Sny
o. tnoao numerous ailments which arise from m-
suIltJ OF the blood? " Eat are thoy do yon ssS
Rather ask, what arc they noti TIE blood Is the
source OF life anc hcsit and IL Is The first oement
81 our DelnS TO respond to shy oarse WHOM Affect.
the syetem, As tho pulse infalby at.ests The yeJ
tr9yhilnE NScraisla, tae Irritating Eryspelas the
5nD.!e Scr 2iuis, tho asonIEllz Rheumatism, Ner-
sOGs Deolnty3 dyspepsia, Liver Com 7aint w tn its
sorpor Gnd detection, ana tho numbsrloss Ills ths
pSsn NOR to oSrlse thoIT hidoOus gin from tie
Plooci Deal kindly then and reptIy with the blood
CsS .ns vitals.ns resources OF nature for its aid
end srcer US to commend to your oonfi6enoo and
aze Glss truly valuable medicsmsnt Known as
MRS. M. COpS
INDIAN vE6ETABLE DECOOTION,
with regard to this almost infallib!e specIfe
eo8uiaf sentiment has spoken in deoIded lorna
s,o tne esldenoea OF this great eAoaoy are srs-
Sheo oy constant 4yowa.s of curative Effects And
tha heF2est results from its nse are after IN otbs1
reneales and the best medical skin haye filled
Let us say, In conclusion, that certificates
sIies gre not sought from the Iiterate And supsr-
nclal, Dqt they ara volunteered from the M osf re
sources and justify the highest terms in
when " 10 possible to commend go yeluabe n
sseeelhc 70 public approval. We may add also that
the curative properties of the medicine are e.
4nJ Dy lts restorative effects, the sYsteIn recover
in Ion dise aSe With renewed constitutional visor,
oitJ' and by the proprietor, MRS. M. cox,
N9ne genuine Tnless her name is blown on the
49, 1 br,1 nes - seai on ne cork
Wholesale 1ssst. II. Z. II 4. CiSsEifoar S;n,,i,,
eeorEetovn, d. c., Wholesale rent Tor he BIZ.
Hic,i sna viii supply the trade st my prices.
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u Immense Quantities of fine and full-roed
mac kerel have been recently taken of Brighton,
Enaland,sometnes bringing the catchers one
thousand dollars per day
II The Pope having blessed two riff ed cannon
afterwards attended an experiment made to try
their range and destructive force,
USeventy peasants have been shot at Kasan
In Russia for having engaged in an instruction
occasioned by religious impcster
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II The London Morning Chronicle announces
the death Of Bob. This was dog that used to
"run with the machine; Of the London Fire De-
Partment. He was on duty promptly whenever
the alarm bell sounded, ran before his company
to clear the way. would be first in entering a
burning house, and was remarkable for his bra
very and intelligence. He saved the lives of sew
ersl children by directing the fremen to the
rooms OF those asleep, and on one occasion was
seen coming out of an apartment full of smoke
with a cat in his mouth, which he brought ont n
safety He died on the field Of honor, being run
over by FIRE engine.
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MRS. M. COpS
INDIAN VEG ETARLE lEn0nrIAN
E MILITARY BOOKS

MILITARY BOOKS
Il RENCH 4 RiCHsfiEN have Jus, received
lSse ond complete assortment of Military BOOK 8
y. eiI KINDS, which they offer IRON ten to lifty
PER cent belov the regulat retail prlces.-ln
"A new edition of Hardee,s Jnfa,,,v and p;s.
Tactics, complete, Sla5 ""0 Hins
for"es' Volunteers Manual, 2 vols, a.
AIlen,s Compendium of ardee's Taotics GO
Gross's Military surgery. $50
MManan,s Field Fertilization and Outpost, each rs
The Soldiers Guide, q complete mammal md
orl book for the use OF the Volunteer Militia a nd
the Home Suard 25c " Gnu
The Hand: Book for the U. e. Soldier. being a
tics, 25c - 49, Aii3nliJ sao-
~. utIso. Military Maps, Map OF the Seat of War.
Chart Guides, &c = ''"' =
fnass, Badges aud Medals OF oyery description
FRENCH q RICHSTEIN.
IN - 21S PennsylyaniA avenue
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS Oh
SPALDING,S
CEPHALIC PILLS.
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
Ell E A D A CHE
THAT
A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE

As these Testimonials rosys unsolicited 6v
M. SPALDING, they afford unguestion-
able proof Of the efficacy Of this
truly scientific discovery.
MAsoNvILLs, Conn, Feb. S. 1861.
Pills and rs t&s,n 50 scs that want gou TO
send ne tE1 dollars worth more.
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HAvKaTo2D. Pa, Feb. {, 1851.
.f4 e send sn
s,sss h,si q 6snsft from fks.s.
MSfH2R'Y ANN sroIKHousE.
Spruce oa'r. 5. ass54s Is. iss, Co.. P,'}
we e9.ss Of your cODiao Pills Send th s1a in me-
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BILLS VERNON. Ohio, Jan. is, 1851,
cent?. , bbs ,s Ps..s
u {oqI CefLano rus. IAsy are trsly tbs bsst
Direct A. SLOWER, Pm,
Bolle Vernon, Wysndot co., D.
BEVERLY, Mass. Dec. IL, 1860.
"; e. 81 Aiding, Esq wish for some circulars
or large show bills, TO- bring your Cep6alio Pills
hye Of the KIND Please ssnd to- M. 'ou
One of my customers, who is So hect TO severe
Sick Headache. usually lasting two daysJ ,sas
| sent her. ' ~
Respectfully yours, w.B. WILKES,
R1rNoLDs8URs, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio,l
January 8, 1851
HENRY e. SPkLDIHs, No. 48 Cedar street. New
SoIkEDeaI SIf: lnolosed find twenty FIVE cepts,
,25,) Tor which send box OF "Csphalic PiIs3
send to ADDRESS OF Rev. VIM. G. Filler, Rey noids-
61ys, FTsnklln comfy, Ohio.
goa, Ft:.i SoTA hks eharH-cxrs HsadaeIs
GIEtosf t5Sts.tter,
Truly yours, VIM. C., FILLER
YrsILANII, Mich, Jan. II. 1861,
Nh; SfLLDING-Sir: Not long since sent to ron
FOR box Of CsphcIc Pills for the cure of the Mar
Tous Headache and Costiveness, ard received the
salne ana th.y aad so good an sfee. tia. Sas in
Please send BY return mail. Direct to
A. X. WHEELER,
Ypsilenti, Mich.