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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-12

VHl.DAGHH is the fsyorits sign By Which
the pstrral state Of the brain, and viewed this
ilsht u may De Iooked on as safeguard Intended
escape attention, ill too late to be fsmedied; and
Its indications should never be neglected. Head
sohes msy be classified under two names. viz |:
Synptomatic and Idiopathic. Symptomatio Heed
ache is exoeedinrly common and is the precursor
Apoplexy, Gout, Rhsumatism and all fabIile
diseases, In its rervous form il is rmpstheto dis
ease of the stomach constituting sick headache, of
hepatlo disease constituting billions headache, Of
worms and other disorders of the cow
els as well renal aud uterine affections. Diseases
ofthe heart are very frequently attend ed with Head
aches; Anemls and pIethora are also affections
which freq uently occasion headache. Idopathio
Headache is also very common, being usually dis
times coming on suddenly in . state of apparently
sound health and prostratins at once the mental
and physical energies, and in other instances 1t
comes on slowly. heralded by depression of spirits
or aceIbIty of temper. In most instances the pain
is IN front of the head, one or both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting, under this class
nav a go be named NeKrdlEid, ~
For the treatment of sitheI class of Headache the
CephalIo Pills have been found q sure and safe
remedy, relieving the most acute pains in q few
minutes, and By It's subtle power Graduating the
disease of which headache Is the unerring index.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-12
ARRIYALS1TTHE HOTELS

WlLLARDS HOFEL-G H Shaw, Mass;
Mas; H Mulllken. do; Hon C Hall, do; Hon s
Clemens, Va; Tarr, do; w Cassidy, NY; A s
Cassidy, do; Murray, do; T ii Bates, do;
Arlington, Call Arlington, do; E verburg, Pa;
NY; A Gillet, Pa; 8 Hedges, Del; E Sprague,
Md; Harwood, do; Ballantine and lady,
Va; Gushing, Md; J NJ Campbell, do; r b
Campbell, do; Malcolm, do; Warner, dc; Ion
8 Ames, RI; Miss Jones, Md; Torres, France;
c Fox aud lady, NC! T w Laws do; A Nj Nell
son, Va; n NJ Wesms, do; Mrs Hardesty, Md;
Hawkins, Tenn DR. haclay, NY; $ Solomon,
La; E Norton, Cal; r Kendall, Washington
Territory; Gov Hicks. Nd; b Chaplain do; w
Robinson Va; Robinson and lady. Pa; Judge
Duef and lady, N.Y. Mrs Vanderburgh, do; w
Cooke, Md; Capt Warwick, Va; y d walker,
Md; b Wilson, do; n Brown Pa; G B Nor.
ton, NY; Caldwell, Va; H A Marsh, Mass; g c
Pa johnson, do; w Howard and son NY;
RE Stockton, NJ; Il williamson do; f. Foard
Mass; r Todd, NY; Pratt, do; Jen-
kins, do.
Browns HOTEL Barbour, F Turner
Goodman and ly, R Bale, w Boulware, II
Williams, 3 A Cofman, M NJ Dent Col COVE,
z b Hall and w. NJ Armstrong ID Pugh, !
Lack, Va; 6 T Lucketi, Ala; w Johnssn, 5
johnson, Sewer, Ark; Van Volkenburgh,
A WEIGH; w NJ Langley.F Hyatt, ID l. Hol.
dan, Mrs Willard, Colw T Willard, NY; o
Miles, Nd; NJ TOwen, d w Klinhans, NJ; E
Eent, CSAi r Hawkins, Tenn; l. Gamdrill, III;
Hlakely, A Ancker, Bender, Holdkom' Pa; s
y Martin, KY Miss Phelps, Md.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-G w Emmerson and
ly, Mass; w NJ Ellison, F Low, w A Iighthall
N.Y. w Horner, Va; w w Loring, -; "A Far
mum, III; Tomlinson, Iowa; ] HoIbrook, NY;
4 w Greene, + II Shoemaker, Pa; Hon r Mallo.
", KY Miss Charlotte Cushman, Mrs Stebbins "
Y; J w Piper, Pa; T Herran, NC; Clayton,
MINI; c H snoy, Va; Dayton, NJ; j d Bow,
ling, Md; Glore, Pa; o Pool, NY; Hus-
sin, i Wild, Del; A Gilmore, Pa; Geo Bacon
II Snfh H.. ft
tie, Wa
CLAWS HOTEL-M Thompson C p An
dsrson, l. Sanford, p Morris, s Haskin II
Hughes, VI Partridge, l. johnson and fam, l.
Morrison, Raymond, NJ l. Martin, Ill; J A
chaplin, lews; VI Mulligan, A Chapman, A
l. Chapman, Tenn; b Bangs andy, r Z James
ton and ly, Mass; l. Colby and fy, Mich; ID
BIckford, J NJ Mccartney, NJ Rodgers and " IN;
Marston, Tex; w Harriss, : Raymond, Mast
aud Miss HarrlSs, b Barmore, KY.
WASHINGTON HOUSE j Piersall and ly,
M w Brown, Ore; e McGrew, l. p Conch
w Hague, w MeCOrmac, q SpurlOck, Va; ] ]
Ireadwel, N.Y. : Snydan dis Snydam, Mass;
Sanderson, Mrs Livingston and ~, NY; T. X
Reynolds, KeHt, Laug HIN, Ill; Soper, A
Marston, kmmins, Md; Gen Lynch, VA Jas
Parker, q kimbaiI, RI
FIELDS HOTEL.-Ex-Gov J King, ] r
Peters, Floyd, } Williams. p SCHUYLER, N
Y; Hon Horton, Col II Richie. Mass; r.
Plerson, q A halsey, Hill, B Mount II N
Conger, NJ; A Dull, r NJ Magraw, nd; J Il Ad-
ans, Del; Ripley, MINI; ] Williams ]
kalney, Pa Judge Porter, Cal; Edwards, l.
White, 1t Mullins, b Alexander, USA
NORWOOD HOUSES wilkinson, w II
Allen, ) Newberry, Md; w & Lee, USA; =
" Bass, VA DR. c Fox and ly, NC.
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Constipation or Csstivensss.

No one Of the "many Ills flesh il heir to" il 20
prevalent, so little understood, and 80 much neg
lected as Costiyeness- Often originating in care
lsssness or sedentary habits; it is regarded ~ Q
slight disorder OF too little consequence to exotic
anxiety, while In reality it is the precursor and
companion of many of the most fatal and danger
GUS diseases, and unless early eradicated It will
bring tho sufferer to an untimey grave. Among the
LIGHTER evils Of which Costiyeness is the usual at
tendant are Headache, Colo, Rheumatism, Foul
Breath Piles, and Others nflike nature long
tram OF ghtfu diseases such Mallg nant Fevers
plexJ, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria, Hypochon-
dIlasls eanohoy and insanity FIRST indicate their
presence In the system BY this alarming symptom.
Not unfreauently the diseases named oririnate in
ConstPanon, but take on an independent exist
enco unless the s eradioated In an early stage
From all these considerations II TO flows that the
disorder should receive immediate attention when
ever II OCCURS snd no person should neglect to get
9 box OF Cephallc Pills on the first appearances Of
the complaint, as their timely use will expel the
lnsiduous approaches of disease and destroy this
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IL The cooks and confectioners Il st. Louis
gave grand bali and supper last Tbursday-the
wealthiest gentlemen In the CITY dancing with
chambermaids and solutions, aud ladies in rich
silks and diamonds dancing with journeymen
cooks, who sported the white cap and jacket
usually seen only In the kitchen. The supper
was one of the finest ever seen, and was the result
Of the united skill Of seventy-fve cooks.
IL Comfort Bennet, the millionaire Of Che
mung county, N. Y, is remarkable man. He
went to Big Haho without means, and worked
for the farmers for eight years before he had means
to buy land. In the meridian of life he lost his
right hand. He is now eighty years old; has been
blind four years, and has accumulated by earn
ings aud savings, not speculations, 81 ,OOO,OOO.
IL A heroic little boy was burned to death at
Annapolis, Md on Friday week. He put on his
mothers dress, and stumbling near the fire, was
shOckingly burned His grandmother coming to
his rescue, was soon on fire herself, and tainted.
Forgetting his own intense agony, he rushed upon
her and succeeded in putting out the flames, only
to linger an hour or two In horrible torture.
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A Real Blsssius.

PAy'iesaa.-Well, Mrs. Jones', how 10 that hsad-
Mrs. Jos<s.-Goue! Doctor, all gone the dill Won
sent CURED me in just twenty minutes, and I Wish
{ou would send more so that can have them
cPnysieies.IEYeu can get them at any Druggists,
Call Tor Cephallo Pills, find they never fall and
recommend them in all cases Of Headsohe
MrS. y0ats.-I shall send for a box directly. and
shall tell al my suffering friends, for theJ are YsGl
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE hMALsAnArIoN OF LANsUAsEs.-There 10 o
growing tendency in this age 20 Appropriate the
most ex pressIve words of other anEusges,and after
word Cephalic, which is from the Greek, siguifying
"for the head Is now becoming popuanzed in
remedy; but n viii soon be used IN more general
way, and the word Cepaalic will become as
common as Eieotrotype snd many others whose
distinction as foreign words has been worn away
By common usage until they seem native and to
the manor born"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-12
THE EVENING STAR.

IL Elder Pratt, one ofthe Mormon priests, held
a meeting In Boston recently and discounted upon
the troubles Of the times He said the destruction
Of the nation was foretold in the scriptures, and
was revealed to Joseph smith twenty-ei2 nt years
would be great affection and many souls were to
perish Because Of this the Mormons had been
gathered TO the mountains that they might not
5e,ish with the rest After the destruction the
Mormons would return TO Missouri and build the
city Of Zion as predicted bv the prophets. He
knew these things, for he had it directly from Sod
himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-12

IL Buddhism is most msnifestly melting away
In Siam. II seems quite evident, latterly, that
the King Of siam has but little respect for the
system. He fsels under obligations to do some
thing that shall have the appearance at least that
he is q defender Of that faith, as he has pledged
himself to de so. But he Is at the same time do
Ing much to diminish the number Of the priest
hood. He IL obliging the priests to work, as no
other Siamcse King has done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-12

BRIDoET.-Missus wants you TO send her 8 box
of Cephaiic Glue, no, bottle of Prepared Pills.
but Pm thinking that's not just it naither; but per-
haPs yell be afther knowing what tits. Ye see
she's nigh dead and gone with the Sick Headache
before.
Drrsstst.-You must mean SpsIding's Cephalio
Pills,
Bridga:-Ooh! sure now and you've sed 1t, here's
the qnarther and Civ me the Pills and don't be all
day about il aither.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-12

vssk.sss q ne I.si, stns.rss Afs.asss sfs ke-,,,
..e Isea.s, in,slsnsTy D,.eh.Esss. lnys.ss, sss..
:..s .tIs:.. ss.s.s :. s r,s &C.
pinoss q hEhts sddnss, Dssass fths Head, rhrs,l
... f.rnsi: b..rs:r. sr..iss i..s s.i:ar, s:s,s ..
I.,ssss.. pr..atsi .ad Ds.ssa,. fI,sesss .h..l
lspss:.lly vss have s.es1. -. 'stis Of s.n, v,.,.
n .ssms, srs,s ,ss.sssa. q Y.sss nsS .9ss. ..,
slssd t.lss ssd srsEi intsIissi fAI
yasse ssssssy he fvisf Tyre, nay ssA VIA fsll ss,t
nAnniks rnAsoHs, % rss.f Ms ss.ss.rl.uss nIs-
y. sas . !. fs,s..l sssfs'''' ''s.si' tss'ay.
he vs. place. "a. sss. ., d, ssy ,.uss
10y sso, s m sss., as Fss's-.s sAs ssssessty ry
OFFICE Ma fsogru FaIpKRICEs
s. . .s.: ..s . s''i r.s: :-
INST b psit and ssstsis ssa.y.
IN IOWUaYou.
Member .fs Rsysl Cellar, .fssrs.... ...a.. s..s..s.
hon sos 81 As usst sninsnl Cslsfs as gshse ssts,
f r.os.s Psss .ss ' ..sS y ., -: :.
setsd .ens Of ths nsst ssssnlsAos that
.s.9 Gr,., n.s,:..s: I:ins alarmed ees.
enss via csssnfsnsnt q nina exrsd
TAKE rAHrICskaR HorICE
Year hss and .thsrs vhs hs.s tnsF-,,l,.. %
lssrnsd fr.@ ., s.nPanisus or at ,ehss sfssa q
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ssay, shssld apply iminsdistsly.
ead ana melAnchsy ssssn produced
ssfly habit q yssth viiS W.sfnspI sfths Bach sse
limbs Pains IN The MEAD, Dimnsss Of Efh MrsesI
Fever, Pslpatsn Of the Hsar Nsrsess irrs
u Dsrsngsmsnt Of the Dig Genera Dssity
tymptems Ct Consnmptisn, &c.
hENTALLY-Ths fearful su On "a. u,S ,,s =. a. a
Be drsadsd-Less ef Msmery Csnfsssn .fd.,s DspE.s.ss
dsptr Evil fsThedngs, Apsrsisn Of s.eis.,
seh'ses rinidiy, sac. 81 sas evils rrs
HEEvoUs DEIIkYy.-ys.ua,o,s can ..v ,.dr. wa,
ne easss Of ths1 declining health lssnE their
esntnf vsaf, pale, Dsrsses and having
psafshss aren't he eyes, essGh sf
DsEksEs or fNPRpDEEcE
When ns misGscsd and vstAry 81 pleasure fsas
happens that lmsd cham.
!sspsesity, .i.as SsfrisId him. n. fsIIs in. u,
hsnas Of nsr.nt end Designing Prssndsrs, vhs inesYsts
nsnth ahsr month, I.nS smallest fee can Be CD
tkned, and In dsspar leave him hsah sFt
ever bis (llng dssppsntmsnt by - that deadly
peisen, Msrety, hasten ths symptsms tks
snn, a. pregrsins viii fhtfsl rapidly. dean psu
Rsned BIS dreadful ssfsrhgs sy sending him 10 th.i
dsssvsrsd GENTRY frsm vhsss sssrDs trsvsls
81 yoKHsoNfAEnEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAKH Rss
AND IhrGTErCr.
n great snd Important remedy vssknss Of srr.ss
nest nsrve.s sad VIE had sss ali Asrs
been Immediately Tslis.te.
AL imF.dinsns n.rti.ss. FAysl..I o. s.sul Dss,.s
1tsuens ksss Of frssssLvs Fewer, Hst.sss IrSil.biIity
had spsssdfiy erred.
END0RsTHENr or ZEE FREES
blE MANY fhOGsAHDf cured stths fnstitsas. visAis
ms i.f stysnsen ysau and ths ssE.d
cal sRsrtnsns PsTfsEnsd BY Dr. Jshnssn, de
nIsrsn Of hs pspsr and may stA.r psrtsOs, ssdsss
noes ss stand a. Isnt,Eal Of skarsssr tae rssyss
sinv, ssh silent FsarsHiss 70 hs aaistsc Jan oly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-12

UOvER EXCITEMENT. and the mental care and
anxiety incident to close attention TO bus ness or
study, are among the numerous causes of Nervous
Headache. Tho dlsordered state of mind and BODY
incident 70 this distressing complaint is a fatal
blow TO all energy and ambition. Sufferers BY this
these dIstressi ng attacks by using one of the Ce-
phsllc Pills whenever the symptoms appear. IL
suiets the OvortGsked BRAIN and soothes the
ed and jsTrlng nerves, and reaxes the tension of
the stomach which always accompanies and az
gravstes the disordered condition OF the braIn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-12

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvsp-Mr,
Spaldlng has sold two millions of bottles Of his oe-
ebreted Prepared Glue and il il estimated that each
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth Of broken
InInlture, thus making an aggregate Of twenty mil
yei3sble invention. Having made his Glue house
mold word, he now proposes 10 do the world still
greater service by curing all the aching heads with
his Cephalc Pills, and IL they are as good a. his
In July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-12

III curious contest recently took place In
New York between two butcher boys as 70 their
relative proficiency In dressing sheep. Ten ami
mails, five for each, were slsug htered, and In the
presence Of miscellaneous audience the boys
went at 1t. Darby dressed bis FIVE I'm thlrty-two
minutes and thirteen seconds, an average OF six
minutes and twenty-six seconds to a sheep; but
German accomplished the feat in twenty-five
minutes and three seconds, an average OF four
minutes and twenty four seconds. II Is satisfac-
tcrv TO know that the champions ''did the work
In the very best stYleo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-12

III DIN you ever have the Sick Headache! Do
you remember the throbbing temples, the feversd
how totally unfit you were for pleasure, converse
ZION or study One of the Cepbalic Pills would
then experienced. For this and other purposee
Jon should always have box Of them on hand Ia
use as occasion res uires. ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-12

GRBAI D1scovzRY.-Among the most important
OF al the great medical discoveries of this aga may
ton from Small Pox, the Cephaic Pill for relief of
beadache, and the use of QuiLine for the preysn-
whose benefits viii be experienced by suffering
humanity long after their discoverers are FORGOTTEN
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'aPdiy Realized.

Hi ,ad N 'orrible 'eadache this afternoon, hand
stepped into tse hspotheoaries hand says hi 20 the
man, Can you heass me Of an 'eedache!' "Does
it hache ard" says e, "Hexceedlngly," says hi,
and upon that e gave me CephalIo Pill. hand
'pon me 'onor IL cured me quick that 'ardly
realized 'ad 'ad an 'eadache.
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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
DU BL &c TICE.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INrRpyon.l
WdshiRsfo1, Dec. Is Ia60

UEPARIMKNT OF fHH INTHHIOR,l
WasAissfos, Dec. IS 1851
Public notice 10 hereby given that bonds and
coupons annexed, of the description hereinafter
set forth, have lately been feoniously abstrscted
from the custody Of the Interior Department, the
same being the property of the United States and
held In tr2st for certain indian tribes. NoI.s has
also been given to the proper officers Of the respeo
tive States TO stop the payment thereof; and al
persons are warned against purchasing or receIv
ing any of said bonds and coupons ss the claim of
the United States thereto viii be prosecuted to the
utmost extent Each bond being for the sum of ono
thousand dollars, vlz:
SIX per cent Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued In
June and August, 1887.
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,EAcIs WORTH KrowIrs.-Spslding's Csphalio
Pills are eertel In cure for Sick Headnohe Bile
ous Headaehe, Nervous Headache, COstiveness,
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JOY E2E l TIE k sISS AZ AEP f sEEEEFNs
APPLY EEEEA A psiEaEpr
REInIcE %HRIIru

h6SOlCh Nv hhdLIhs
Friend, DO you suffer! Are you the victim Of any
purity OF the blooG What are they, do You aak
Rather ask, what are they not! The blood IA the
source OF life and health. and il the fret element
Of our being 70 respond 20 any cause which Affects
the system, as the puse in-hbly sttests. The ever
prevailing Neurs fia, the Irritating Eryspeas the
subtle Scrofuia, tho stonifing Rheumatism, Ner-
yous Debllty, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint with its
torgor and detection, and the uumberless Ils thai
hesh helr 20, derive their hideOus orfin from the
plooo; Deal kindly thes and gently with tho blood
Use the vltahxing RESOURCES Of nature for its aid
And suner us TO commend 20 your confidence and
Rse that truly valuable medicament known A
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECQCTION.
l9gular senhment has .Poken in deoldsd terms.
and the evidences Of this great efloacy are ops-
mlncd by constant avovais Of curative effects and
me heppieet results from its after al other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed
Let us say, In conclusion, that certffoates
cures are not sought from the Iiterate and SUPER
nolal, but they are volunteered from the most re-
speotaole sources apd justify the highest terms in
which IL 10 possible 10 commend 60 valuable A
specific &C public ap2rovel. We may AID sso that
the curative properties Of the medicine are ee uaed
only by Its restorative effects, the system recover
lnk from disease With renewed constitutional viroT,
For sale q al resrectsble Druggists in this
city, and BY the proprietor, MRS. NJ. cox,
bottle ana her sea- on the cork
IfFnce 81 per bottle, ak bottles for aG
WkoteS1.s Aren't. X. 3. 7. ClSSELs, Druffift
6eorgetovn, ID C., Wholesale agent for the flis-
srlct, ard will supply the trade at my prices.
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Nort These bonds ere dated yengsry, lsu-Rsy
York. interest payable IN January and July.
pons payable II April snd October, Wis:
:. Forty eve bonds of 81 40 each, isgued b. su-
thonty Of IN aot 70 moor the Wssttfn North
6sssSss las. ssssSisis Is. of ksss sSiss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-12

lust RECEIYED AT FRENCH RICH.
pIElN 21e Penn. avenue, Washin gton. The
flekSlex fsPsrs, being the hrst Of the elegaot
househouid Edition OF the works of CHARLES UIok-
ems; Illustrated By I. o. C. barley and John G1-
oerr hIversloe pr; S.. Call q, d examine them
per, the haest edition publishet r.
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Norx.-Bonds No. 5000, and below of this series,
issued June, 1857, and bonds No. 1901, and above
that, dated August, 1857, payable at the Phoenix
Bank, New York CITY, in 1887.
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PAYABLE ct Bank Of Commsroe, New York, In
November, lSS6-interest payable In January and
guly of each year.
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Health F L WEAtT Ia,DAsNyRR SICKNESS
head and see II d.. Ayers Medicines do not do

CHICAGO 18th November I35e
DR- j. Z. AVER -kesDSo.ed SIR n shnnId h
eaIns IN common gratitude If did rot acknOwI-
$50 $50 - Joa wnet Soaf skIli, or more accurately
We. enc has Teen for some years afflicted with
nnIloI, shten comes Oui upon her SKIN ia the an
tamn AMI 1iHter WITH such insudsTabIe ItohIns =.
70 ieL1efs is Ii has never IA lied
70 c0lno upon isT III cold weather, nor has anJ ram
ella aid been able TO hasten lts de5aftnre
5Hnns, or 70 o. e. alleviate her EuFs inss from it,
AS season " began IA October with its uEpsI
violence. BY the advice OF our Celebrated SIR
Feon. Dr; kImbaiI, gave heE your IS sapaiiIin
~ week IL had b. ought tue hun or out uoOu her
skln worse than bal ever seen IL betors. bnf II
80 Logan 70 disappear The itching has ceased
eonpietsly cured, but still CONTINUES tak,nI tbs
saseeallls, 70 insure q complete en- pusIon Of the
ei'eose nom me - sism- Yours, respectfully.
Prepared b. DR.. J. C. AVER & Co. Ldvsll.
tASes ia lE aOlrn
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NoIE.-The bonds numbered 2516 and below. In
sued in January, 1857; No 1910, and above fhsf
Esued In AyEust, ls57, payable 1t Phoenix Bank.
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MEDICINES.

~ BAkYIMCBE
LoCN HesFIyAL-
Has Dssses~sf tAs ssss Csyfss., Speed, ED s-Iy
1sefsal RsssdS 90 fAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF INPRunENCE
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a. q: az; ;:s. e. { IT.: S.. 81 r.! k
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NoIEeThsss bends ere dated March, Js51; psy-
terest payable In January and July Of each year.
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VALENTINES! Saf vurNr>,cs-
I-r..-,-aa j, FoR 1861 .. = :, .'i, TINES"
a he 1 1s2s scsghsd At the gve-t New york prios.
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he FRENCH . EySssssIE.N,s.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13
TELEGRAPHIC.
THEY DESTROY RAILROADS
AND TELEGRAPHS!

REBEL ACCOUNTS OF THE FLEET
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13

MITTEEs FOR TIE SoLDIERs.-We have
already stated, on the authority of q West
Point officer, that our soldiers will stand as
much in need of mittens as stockings this
winter. A fros.-bitten finger will disable
them for real service as much as a FROST
bitten foot. Now is the time, ladies', to knit
mittens for the volunteers, and have them
ready against the time they are called for.
The best mitten for the soldier is that which
has one finger and thumb, and the direc-
tions for knitting this are as follows:
IiCast 20 stitches on each needle, knit 25
rows of ribbing, and 20 rows plain. Then
take the 20 stitches that are upon one needle
and knit 10 rows, backward and forward.
This is fer the beginning Of the thumb. Then
take these 20 stitches on three needles, and
| knit round for Is rows, after which narrow
/ gradually until the thumb is finished.
Take up 20 stitches at the lower part OF
| the thumb. There will then be 80 stitches
on the three needles. Knit 20 rows. Take
the 20 stitches nearest the thumb, join them
on three needles, and knit p rows. Ther
narrow gradually until the finger is finished
Take the remaining 40 stitches on the three
needles, and knit % rows: Narrow gradu
| ally till finished.