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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-04

l.. T. rAEKEK

AZ L. NL,---Attorury aud touue.i'". 40
VI. Law, Alexandria, L..
VIII attend, particularly lo Succession i'ur'u".s
Adjustment Of Executors Accounts, and 81 h". f.
tar-s of this character.
Prompt attention given to col"c,iorsdu' p'Ii' '
-, a drs;aulr, and to the gcnc,al h"rnr" ct ih'
uruirssiun aug 10y.
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j WISE r. EBB-

gkNINt lncatei in Alexandria ol.'is Ei> Iro-
! g.. EQUAL services &" tn public. II can DE-
sound .. ., Office at al time, unless professions
Hly 'r"y"'d
Ol;.,. opi"s,'r Court yarl squu". iml-lv.
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BARLOW X WADDILL,

B.NTNI'JN q W NIII'II LII
A TTORNEYS AND COuN~ELLORS At
n LAw.-Onirr at Alexandra and Mai
will. .u"'-Iy
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STEAMBOATS,.

N'EW ORLEANS. ALEXANDRIA AND
y Hatcnipoch.t packet W n,- Vi Levy
Nod I'uchct', Master, Carter Bramon, clerk
hi, rrss. magnificent and fast running steamer
viii pig regularly h"iwcru ia" above uaincd
ports and all intermediate luiin"s. dlO-ds
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-01-17

III. w. SEVERANCE,
shin Chamber and Commission Merchant Honolulu, 5
REFERS To
CAPTAIN B. 2. SSDw. Honolulu
d. WAr = Co.
WILLIAMS < HAvES, New London.
MCErrR - NEERrLI san Francisco
* ALLES. Ne" briiurl
\. PIECE. Boston
II " SEVERANCE will continue the Ship Chantsry and
,1uis- Business the Old stand EEerv description ~
ship Canllery and Merchandise required by shipPs VI" 'e
L.r,t ON hand and f1r sale NJ low rate l+S-u
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1WsIIjnQs ang 4itaI estate.

TO LET!
- THE FIRE-PROOF STORE. en- FORT
Iii STREET, lately occupied 10y r. Spencer. Esq.
LII. Retail Fancy Store, for which purpose it has
superior point Of security and locality.
The UPPER STORY the building. Occupancy given
Immediately. Apply
235-tf c. BREWER * CO., Market Wharf.
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ID e. WATERMAN s CO.,
COMMISSION HERCH4NTS.
,1 attention Maid 20 the the Whaling Fleet, by
III f1ruiu. e funds purchase and sale ui EXCHANGE o
Rg,- t;eu4r, Mr-iaiIi--. procuring Of Freight
REFERENCES.
llsssrs. Is..c HpxL,SD, JE, Co, New Bedford
". g P0PE. Esq. do
NoRGAx. SruSE Co. san Francisco
NCI.UFI. & NGguIIL. dp lv'--i
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Commercial Advertiser.
The ChiIdren-- Hour.


HENRY y LoSGFELLOW-
Hetween the dark and the daylight
whsn the night i bsgiHnin. 10 Iower,
Cones a pause IN the days occupations
That - known the ChiI!r-n's Hour
hear in the chamber above me
The pattsr q Little feet,
The sound % a door hat Is opened,
And voices soft and sweet
FROM my study see IN the IampIisht.
Descen,Iinz the broad hall stair,
Grave Alice and laughing AIgera,
AMI Edith Sith goIden hair
a whisper, and then \ silence:
Yet I know BY their merry eyes
They are plotting and planning together
To take me By surprse.
a sudden rush from the stairway,
A sudden RAID from the hall
By three doors left urguar,ied
They enter my castle vail
Thy climb up into my turret
O'er the arms and back q my chair
try 70 escape, they surround mei
They seem To be everywhere
They almost devoUr me with kisses,
Their arms about eutwine,
TIL 7 think % the Bishop % Bingen
In his MOuse-Tower the Rhine
Do you think, . bIue--yed banflitt,
Because you have scaled the wall,
such an obi mustaehe as I am
Is not a match flr you all,
! have you fast in my fortress,
AMI VIII not let you DEPART
But put YOU down into thu dungeons
Ia the round tower % my heart.
And there will keep you forever.
Trs, forever AMI a day,
Till the walls shall crEmblc % ruin,
And t4oulsier in dust away
ffEanf5- yfoafbIg
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Sugar Plantation for Lease

I STU AIE On HIIsO BA \ AT FkESENI
/ ztSs in the occupancy Of ANo.
- For further particulars enquire Of w II PEAsE
/ -3r1
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]. G. SPALDING.

-ter aud Commission Merchant, Honolulu Oahu ; l.
gen, tor wlu ThiHg = Co.'S Boston and sand~eh Islands
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w. \. ALDRICH,

importer Dealer in General Merchandise Commission
Agent the Sugar Moasss and Coffee. and other
Island Produce. for the LUE AMI MErCALF PLAN
TArIUNs COnsignmeuts of all kinds Of Island Produce
solicited Orders for Merchandise promptly attended TO-
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THE PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
=. Published Every Tbur-day Morning.

,rpapers fEarIel 10 frcI=l Countries g so per ann
the American AMI tie
tse the 0ncr - phI 'atnt Au papers American
prJ- viii have T. Sttes postage stamps them
prevent any American postage being collected
.,t.isery Farrn suhscrifrs who Tr can have their
- fl-xariei through The Hawaiian mails.
,utrnn- iivrrt-suer-s fHrst insertltJ PR
leach -ab-e'iue.lt d. .... 8
suers cards mt eriin- ln-J per IS
fErch aiiiti1uaI Hn-J .-..-.5
II Payable always IN advance
-o I.t- exesIn 10 Lines pace iaserti1usI
Zach Subsequent insertion. 80
.~erv viii De charged fliovne rats
payable NJ the eni % each quarter
one s,trs the space - - tr@y pr qgarss IS
Irth 20 cIfnnr quarter sl2 %
= q cnimu column %
crlImu, quarter So
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CUTTING FALLS.
TVNHREE Ii CUTTING FALLS, for sale by
c. BREWER X Co,
1871 Market Wharf.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-11
BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, JANUARY IL l8Gl

The Conference Convention invited to assemble
in this city by the circulars directed to
be issued by the meeting at Barnum's Hotel
sone two weeks since, met yesterday at the
Law Buildings. The names of all the gentlemen
invited, were read by The Secretary, and we sic
bound TO say, showed the most praiseworthy de-
termination On the part cf the Committee, TO in
clude all interests and shades of opinion from
every quarter of the State. 1t was no packed as
semblage, maniiestly, that was intended-bronsht
together to express mere foregone conclusions.
Out of the gentlemen invited to assemble, might
be selected as able ard trustworthy body OF
representatives of Maryland, as could possibly be
brought together. Indeed the whole number
would have presented an array of worth
and influence, which must have inspir-
ed the utmost confidence in any course
they might have recommended. We regret, there
fore that there was not more general response 10
the circulars and that the meeting was smaller
than was to be anticipated, considering the ques-
tons at issue. No one, however. who is familiar
with Maryland names will fail to recognize among
those present many ofthe most patriotic, able and
influential citizens Of the State. full report Of
their proceedings up 10 the hour of adjournment,
will be found in another place. The Conven-
ton will reasscmble at the same place this morn
ing, at 10 O'Clock, when it is probable that an
earnest discussion Of the resolutions offered by the
business committee will take place.
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The meeting of the friends of the Union at the
Maryland Institute last night, was the most i'm
posing popular demonstration we ever remember
to have witnessed. The vast hall was crowded,
both floor and galleries, to lis utmost capacity,
and we should supposed from what we witnessed
at the door, that sufficient number en-
tered and departed during the proceedings
to have filled another such room. If it needed
TO lie demonstrated that the Union senti~
ment of this city is intense, enthusiastic and gen.
eral proof was offered last night of the most con-
elusive character Every chord that was touched
even the slightest tribute 10 the national scnti-
ment-awoke response in the bosoms CT
the vast crowd, in unmstakable evil
dences of the deepest feeling. The ma
tional fag-the national airs--all national
and patriotic allusions-were cheered with We
hemence which bordered on tumult. 1t is said by
blacksmiths, that where weld is properly made
the bar of iron is strongest; and so it seems thai
here, on the border, where the free and slave
States meet, and overlap, and interfuse, the bono
of the Union is stronger than anywhere else. TIT
resolutions adopted by the meeting were Of a char
acter which we are certain no man will object to
We only wish that we could see in their adoption
an escape from the perils with which we are sur
rounded, and which are daily becoming darke
and nearer
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MOVEMENTS IN MARYLAND


BALTIMORE COUNTY.
By an extra from the office of the Baltimore
county American, we learn that Mass Meeting OF
the Union-loving citizens of Baltimore county, was
held at the Court House, the 9th inst. A Com
mittee appointed to report resolutions, disagreed,
and majority and minority report were submitted,
the former advocated by Messrs. Brannan, Malcolm,
CRANE and Carman, and the latter by President
Cuttings, Ware and Stewart.
At9 o'clock vote was had, when the following
resolutions, (being those reported by the mino-
rity of the committee,) were adopted by large
majority, amidst much excitement
RESOLVED, That the people of Baltimore county de-
votedly attached to the Union under the Constitution
adopted by wise and patriotic forefathers.
Resolred That secession by more of the States
of the South is no remedy for any political evil.
Resolved That the recently presented for the
consideration of meeting of the members of Congress
from the border States of which Hon John j. Crttenden
was Chairman and Hon. J. Morrison Harris of
the officers would if adopted settle the present unfortu.
nate difficulties and restore tranquility to the country
and have confidence in the fidelity and patriotism of
our Northern conservative fellow citizens, and believe
that they would endorse the same If submitted to their
vote.
Resored That we cordially approve of the Of
his Excellency the Governor of Maryland in declining
the Legislature believing do that there
exists no real cause for such action
Lup1oRous RESULT OF DUEL.-Messrs. Mccall
and Ballou, being rivals for the hand of fair
lady, of Carthage, Smith County, Tenn, agreed to
settle the matter by duel with pistols. They ac-
cordngly met, and at the first fire Mccall fell, APP
parently dead; Baou became frightened at the
mischief he had done and fed. Upon examination,
it was found that Mccall was entirely uninjured
and that he fell from the influence of the shock
caused by the report of the pistol Ballou has
never been heard from since, and Mccall is now in
quiet possession of his hopes.
The Philadelphia Press, of yesterday, says: 1t
was recently stated in some of the papers that
Major Anderson had a son at school with Mr.. Lin
coins son. This is mistake, as Major Anderson
he is now, or was recently, with his mother. Two
of Major Anderson's daughters have been for the
last two years pupils of Madame Clements French
school, in Beverly, near Philadelphia,
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The BRooKLYs.aaEarly this morning, the United
States Steamship Brooklyn was seen making pre-
parations for leaving the Navy Yard, having ct am
up, and some, of her fastenings cast off It is "a ii
that she will proceed to the Roads, and lie tn ere
(unti further orders,) because of the buoy at the
Naval Anchorage being carried away (?)
relished by the officers, who, after tedious cruise
on an unhealthy and unnteresting station, kept
months and months after their time without mon
ey and in state of anxious uncertainty as to their
future movements.
P. S.-Since the above was written, the Brook
Ign has sailed.-NorfoM Day Book, Jan. 3.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, JANUARY II, 1851.

DEATH OF ALFRED BUNK.-The Palestine brings
10th ult of Alfred Bum, who for some two years
past has been living at Boulogne. MIR. Bum is
principally known from his connection with the
stage. In 1926, be was the manager of the Bir-
mingham Theatre, and in 1888 managed both the
Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatres in Lon
don, continuing his charge of the Drury Lane till
l848. During this long period, Mr.. Bum pro-
duced the popular series of operas by Bale, while
he effected engagements with such performers in
their various departments as Mabran, Kean and
Macready, and our own Forrest was through him
first brought before an English public. Mr.. Bum
has written a weak book America; threes pright-
ly volumes, entitled ''The Stage: Before and Be-
hind the Curtain and the lbretto to Bale's "Bo-
hemian Girl" many of the songs of which are SO
familiar in this country. In private life he
much esteemed. His death was very sudden, and
he continued writing for the London Era to the
day before his decease.
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3f[istfIIaIIknns.

THE AMALGAMATION OF LANGUAGES
There is growing tendency in this age appropriate
the most expressive words OF other languages and after
Rhe 70 incorporate them into own; thus the word
Cephac which is from the Greek, sgnifying, for the
Mr. Spaldngs great Headache remedy but it win
used ~ more general way, and the word Cephalc will
become as common Eecrotype and many others whose
tncton as foreign words has been away
usage until they Seem native and to the manor born
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Constipation OF Costiveness.

No Of the many ills flesh is heir to- is prevalent,
so little understood and much neglected CoSvene
Often originating in careesness, sedentary habits is
regarded slight disorder of little consequence
excite anxiety, while in reality it the precursor and
companion Of many of the most fatal and dangerous dis
and unless early eradicated it will bring the sufferer
to an untimey grave Among the lighter evils of which
coSveness is the usual attendant Headache, Collie
Rheumatism Foul Breath Piles and others of like nature
While long train Of fghtul diseases such as Malignant
pIaxv EpiensV Parajvsis HvSferia fvn1chnntr; Is
Melancholy and Insanity first indicate ther presence in
the system By this alarming symptom Not unfrequenty
the diseases named originate in Constipation, but take
an independent sence unless the is eradcaed in
early stage From all these considerations follows
that the disorder should receive immediate attention when
ever occurs and should neglect to box
Cephalc Pills the first appearance of the complaint
their tlr will epe the insidous approaches OF dis
ease and destroy this dangerous foe TO human life.
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BRIDGkT-Missq8 wants you to send her box Of Ce-
phac Glue, bottle Of Prepared Pills,-but Pin think
ing that's not Just naither but perhaps yell be afher
knowing what is Ye she's nigh dead and with
the SICK Headache, and wants OF that
relaved her before.
Druggist You must mean Spalding's Cephalic Pills
Bridgst.-Och! now and you've sed it, here's the
quarter and give me the Pills and don't be all day about it
aither
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b-OvER EXCITEMENT, and the mental tare and anxiety
incident to close attention TO business study among
the numerous of Nervous Headache. The dsore,
state OF mind and body incident to this distressing
plant fatal blow 10 all energy and itiOn Sufferers
62 this disorder always obtain speedy relief from these
distressing attacks by using Of the &c halc Pills
ever the symptoms 1t quets the overasked brain
and soothes the strained and jaTrng nerves,
the tension OF the stomach which always accompanies and
aggravates the dsordered condition Of the brain.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-11

~ HEADAcaE is the avore sign by which nature makes
known any deviation whatever the natural state of
the BRAIN and viewed in this light it be looked
safeguard intended to notice of disease which might
otherwise escape attention. till too late to be remeded and
It's indications should be neglected Heasches may
be classified under two names, viz Symptonac and Lido
Tath1c Sgmptomatic Headache is exceedingly common
and IS the precursor OF great variety of diseases, among
which are Apopexy, Gont, Rheumatism and all febrile
az eases In its nervous form is ympath tic of disease
OF the stomach constituting sick headache, of hepatc dis
ease constituting bilious headache of constipation
and other disorders of the bowels, well
uterine Affections Diseases Of the heart very frequent
ly attended with He2dahes Ane and plethora
affections which frequently occasion headache Idiopathc
Headache also commOn being usually distinguished
by the name Of nervous headaches sometimes coming
suddenly in state oappantV sound health and prostTat
ing at once the mental and physical energies and in other
instances it comes on slowly, heralded by depression
spirits or acerbity Of temper In most instances the pain
the of the head,
times provoking vomiting under this class may also be
named Neuralgia.
For the of either class of Headache the Cephac
Pills have been found snd safe remedy, relieving
the most acute pains IN few minutes, and by its subtle
power Graduating the diseases Of which eadache is the
unerTing index.
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TWENTY MILLIONS DOLLARS SAvEp.-Mr. Spalding
has sold two millions of bottles OF his celebrated Prepared
Clue and it estimated that each bottle at least
dollars worth OF broken furniture thus making asgre
by this valuable invention. Having made his Glue a
household word he proposes to do the world still
greater service by curing all the aching heads with his
Cephalic Pills, ana they are good his Glue, Head
aches will soon vanish away like snow in July
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-11

ECONOMY ECONOMY |!
D0Ll.Ak SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed
Suit at Office CT City Steam Fire Wood MILL
Mo- NoRTH STREET.
slD-tf JAMES H JOHNSON
EEDDo TEA-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received and
fol sale by GREEN h YOE,
nSlr IS ". Baltimore street.
EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAMES FRYER invites attention to the very extensive
assortment of Looking store suitable for
every position and Of all sizes.
Mantel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do oval and square
Cornices, Tables Brackets, Consos &c, unequalled
prices.
The latest English and standard French En9raying al.
WAYS in stock
Particular an undivided attention given to the depart
ment of PICTURE FRAMES. Also, frames for MINISTRIES
Photographs, Portraits, sc
FRYEKS Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert tleat
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'ardly Realized.

Hi ad n 'ohe eadache this hafternoon, hand stepped
into the hapohecaries hand says hi the Can you
hease me Of an eaGache? ' Does hache 'arn says e.
rHexceedingy,n says hi hand upon that 'e gave me
that ardly realized 'ad 'ad an 'eadache.
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GREAT DIscovERY.-Among the most important of all
the great medical discoveries of this age may be considered
the system of VACCINATION protection from SMALLPOX,
the Cephalic Pill for relief Of Headache, and the
Quinne for the prevention of Fevers either OF which is
specific whose benefits Will experienced suffer-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-11

GIT Your SHIRTS AT ADAMS, LAG Baltimore st.
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, lag Baltimore street.
Get your Shirtsat ADAMS 146 Baltimore street
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, JAG Baltimore street.
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, l46 Baltimore street
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, l46 Baltimore street
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, LAG Baltimore street
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, l46 Baltimore street
Get your Shirts at ADAMS, LAG Baltimore street,
up stairs if you would have good t make and materials.
The finest sl75 Good Shirts lower. Making Shirts rs
cents each ja9tf
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Sru @ee0s.


NLOSING SALES OF The SEASON.
JOSEPH BICEERT0R & CO.,
1873 BALTIMORE STREET.
TWO DOORS EAST OF LIGHT STREET,
viii commence this day to close their entire stock at re-
dueed prices We would specially the attention of the
public to our beautiful
STOCK OF CLoAKs
Bs v;y; s:f3ss' IN Es;, e9.! Push
and FSssos 5s$si ' aSi Fu Gs'n'
&c., &c.
OPERA CLoAKs IN GREAT VARIETY.
INDIA CA&ELsHAIR sHAWLs AND.sCARFs.
BRoCRE,
LONG
SQUARE sHAwLs.
SAXoNY LONG AND SQUARE
sHAWLs.
SCOTCH AND FRENCHEPLAID
WOOL SHAWLS.
STRIPED FANCY Wool sHAwLs.
MISSES sHAwLs
DOMESTIC WOOL sHAWLs
IN GREAT VARIETY.
dl8tfr JOSEPH BICKERToN & co.
X HITTING COTTON, Domestic and German
AN of B. and threads superior article for sale by
n2ftr 40 atinore St, between Gay and Frederick.
GLOVES of Cloth, Merino, Cotton and W COL
~ Also Hal:-IIose of Merno, Cotton and Wool ,,-
nat; 49 Baltimore st between Cav and Frederick.
- FALL 4 fEP T ! yDsfs gEoAKs,
ses leave inform the ladies Of baltimore that his
FALL AND ' WINTER cLoAxs
NOW iR?EADY
BALTIMORE CLOAK 4 4H TfE uANr1LLA STORE,
~ rs Baltimore street,
sl3H corner of Charles.
ME5RIENNT0l, WQ 40 COTTON AMP GAqzE
Woas and Cotton Hose sG Of al f Fiads Also
n ''' o q between Gay and
| SELLING OFF all Wool Shirts and Drawers
~ at very low prices, Call and examine, ,,.,r,-
n24tf 40 baltimore st between Cav and Frederick,
IEPHYR WORSTED, Chenille and Embro
matt e' q YS RiaS St. between Gay and Frederick
| ROBERT d. BROWN GEoRGE TRULl
! ESOBERT D. BROWN 4 CO
| % No. 2GERMAN sTRsEr Baltimore
| roKhl0N MANUFACTURERS AGENTS,
| o,r,-, ,,, VIZ;
YORK STREET Flax sPiSNiNG co.'s LINENS =
| y. b II. DUNSEATH; J. PATRlCR Il SONS DO.
| ffi0S. kENNEDY'S MUSLINS, ofBefast.
| DUNDEE GOODS,
BuRLAPSS, o.ru,,
qERE b esonnD 10 'h SFJS$ 2AHSA$$S
! WTOOLLEN KNITTING YARNS, of Merinc
| w and SaXOny Wool, large assortment
| e. MANN,
ST. wen Gas anu Ie9sreh
| EFALL AND WRITER DRY GOODSl
| IL
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ISRAEL Il Co.

ISRAEL Il Co.
RYTY p ES
" aTER CoLORED
GEZEOTTNT
PHOTOGR 4FHs
iul4-t; 1875 BALTINoRg sFREET'
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A Real Blessing.

ihySiciGn.-Well, Mrs Jones, how is that headache?
MrS J0neS,-GOne! Doctor, all gonc the pill you sent
cured me in just twenty minutes, and wish you would
send more so that can have them handy.
PhySictdN-You can get them at any Druggists. Gail
Tor Cephac Pills, find they fail and recommend
them in sll cases of Headache
HS. J0neSl shall send for box directly and shall tell
all my suffering friends, for they real blessing.
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MANN's DINING RooMs.
No. l24 W. BALTIMORE 5TEEE-,
Near North street,
Under the management of the Proprietor, who will here
after give his personal attention to the house.
The bill of fare will include all the substanals, vel
the decaces of the season-having made
to be supplied with all kinds Of GAME they come in
season.
On hand fine lot OF BIRDS which viii he served up
short notice.
RT MANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
in the OF this house. entrance either from Baltimore
street No. 50 Fayette street.
au29-tf Oh. MANN, Proprietor