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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17
Captain Wilson, late of the Minnie SchIf.
fer, Turned PrfVataer


The New York Commercial Advertiser no.
ticing the fact that Captain Wilson, late of
the brig Minnie Schiller, has recently gone
into the privateering business under the
deaths head and bloody bones ensign of the
Southern Confederacy," says:
None will be more saddened at receiving
this unlooked-for intelligence than those
friends of his in this city, who gratefully
contributed few months since toward the
presentation of various testimonials of his
courage and gallantry shown in the rescue of
the crew and passengers of the burning
steamer CoHhaught.
The merchants of New york aud Boston,
and the passengers of the ConnaugM made
up a'large purse for Captain Wilson, and
plate, and other marks of their high appre-
citation of his gallant conduct. The plate is
now to be seen at TiffaDy's, where it awaits
Captain Wilson's orders. z
It seems almost impossible that the mau
who could act so generously in October
should deliberately become pirate in May.
1t is terrible step from the chivalrie gem
tleman to the unlicensed freebooter. Some
allowance may be made for Captain Wilson,
on the ground that he is of Southern birth,
of Southern education and prejudices, hav-
ing been born in New Orleans and having
always made that place his home.
After his gallant rescue of the passengers
of the Conndaght he resigned his seafaring
profession, and became harbor master at
New Orleans. g' e
He lately turns up as the captain Of the
privateer Calhoun, New Orleans tug. boat,
fitted out with three guns, and has already
robbed and plundered several Northern yes-
sells, most of them river craft on the Misss
sippi some of them wishing vessels Just in
from sea, and ignorant of the Southern re.
belIion. "
The captain confines his field of plunder to
the Mississippi and the vicinity Of its delta.
We fear be may have an opportunity of Wis
itiDg our city under less agreeable eircum-
stances than when last seen here.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17

PECULIAR HoME GUARD EXERCISES. Last
Friday afternoon, an iaprOmBtu meeting OF
the Home Guards was organized at Medford,
Mass, aud the members proceeded to the
gardens of those of their neighbors, now
serving their country in the Federal army,
well armed with spades, hoes, rakes, seeds,
&c.f with which they soon prepared the soil
and planted the beds in good style. This Is
really an example worthy of imitation. /,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17

lCEBERGs IN THE ATLANTIc.-The ship
LiUHpook at New York from Liverpool,
when in latitude 660 North, longitude 47O
60 West, passed large quantities of field ice
and several icebergs. This is the season to
expect ice between this coast and Europe,
as the storm of Spring annually, detach
Labrador and Greenland, which are borne
southwardly by the great current from Baf-
fins Bay until wasted away by the con
stantly increasing temperature Of water
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17

JEFF. DAVIS ANXIOUS FOR PEAcE.-In the
reports of the proceedings Of the Maryland
Legislature in the Baltimore papers of Fri
day, We find this paragraph; -1 s 80
Mr.. MeKaig presented a report ftom the
Commissioners appointed by the Legislature
to visit Montgomery. Accompanying this
Mss S;s paRer nom y SeiIerson PAYS exesesslng
Maryland was enlisted on the side OF peace
and reconciliation, and aDolping his perfect
willingness for q Cessation Of bosdHtiss, and q
readiness to receive any proposition for
peace from the United States Government.
But the action Of that power fOrbids any such
hope.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17
siskIaa sf The steam.hip OaaaaIaa

ST. JoHEH, June a. The Montreal steam
ship Cdsiadian, which sailed from Quebec
on the lst Of June, tor Londonderry and
Liverpool, struck on field Of sunken ice,
eight miles south Of Belle Isle. on the 4th
inst, and sunk in thirty. Eve minutes. One
hundred and eighty.one persons were saved
IN boats and landed at Cape BAuld.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17
AN ALLEGED SECESSION FEAT.-A Rich.
mond IVA paper remarks:

IuUHu wa Papef IeInHfh5. - ~
A gentleman just arrived from Yorktown,
reports quite successful feat accomplished
by three of our scouts, They encountered
nine OF Buffers scouts, and knowing that in
a contest with the odds Of three to one, they
resorted to ruse which proved highly sue
cessful. Instead of -Fushing upon the Yam
KEGS, they Tetreated, and drew the enemy's
lire, and then suddenly turned about aud
gave battle. One Of the miscFeants was in
stantly killed, two were taken prisoners and
the other six made. good their escape hy
taking to their heels. Two Of our men were
experienced warriors, and have seen service
before.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17

ONE WEAPON ENOUGH FoR SOLDIER
All experienced writer's upon arms for SOL
pistols for privates, and they ridicule the
idea of knives. In close fight the bayonet
must be the means of attack and defense !;
and, say the officers, the skillful use of one
weapon is quite as much as the volunteers
are likely 10 become perfected in. The
bayonet is the fayorite weapon OF the
French. As against the Mexicans, the Bowie
knife is powerful and efficient; but in this
war nobody need expect TO fight with Next
cans, and before, the knife can be of any
use, the soldier must climb over pointed bay
onets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17
Railroad Bulletin.
ARRIVAL AND pEPARIupE nE TRAINS.

The time on the following roads Is seven minutes
faster than city time, with the exception of the
Ohio and Mississippi and indianapolis and Cincin.
natl, which is twelve minutes slower.
. CINCINNATI HAMILTON AND DAYTON.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17
Martial scenes at washington.

"A washington correspondent says:
The Battle Summer has begun, and the
present week in Washington has been marked
by the hush that precedes the storm. Our
soldiers, pilgrims marching through UNI
known vicissitudes for the dearest of earthly
causes, are lingering in verdurous and
golden land of Beulah on entering upon the
deadly struggle to which they are pledged
How can all this prismatic convolution Of
forces these many picturesque encampments; /;
how can all this scene, SO full of only the
pride and pomp of war, forbode the circum-
stance2 How can we realize that it is the
first act of drama whose latter shiftings
shall open such destruction and solemn
tragedy, and heroism unto death The
soldiers themselves feel like component parts
OF splendid spectacle. Subject to the CEN
tral forces and with no responsibility be.
yond their own persons, they go through
both with marcbiDgs and maneuvers content
to form portion of the perfect plan and
patiently expectant of great things that are
TO be. -' 'v
The tableaux afforded by the capital and
its suburbs are Just now 30 strangely bearti.
ful that an Illusion steals over all except the
mind of the commander, which, as the strong
engine of this vast machinery of war, gov:
ems its movements with exact poise and
irresistible impulsion. Day after day the
glamur increases, as one new and continu.
Gus stream of soldiery flows through aud
around the city, sheeny with polished trap
pings and the CLINT of unstained swords.
Now and then believe it all day dream.
For instance: Yesterday l chanced upon
the romantic camps of the three regiments
forming the Connecticut Brigade. To reach
them you pass through a grove of under.
opening trees, new in their RICHEST foliage,
and strike in among triple hills intrenched
by. cedar nurturing ravines. Above, the
pointed tents isugSS from behind green ma
pies, and chesnut yellow with the dust of
their own tassels.
A broad hillslope falls off in front of the
First Regiment, and opposite this parade
ground yesterday came suddenly in sight
and sound of companies marching to the
music of oftrumpets and bugles, It'll curious
perhaps a cockneyish idea, to compare the
great with the small, the actual with the
ideal-but will confess that for moment
was taken back to stage effects, the little
splendors and enchantments of the Academy
and the marches of I Lombdrd. Where
was Had | seen the picture before, felt
in olden times that strange sensation of far
away lands and grand historic eras Or was
it all fancy And oh, those bugle echoes,
dying over the distant hills.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17
MEDICAL.

A T.. NEWTON. M. D.-OFFICR, NO.
S1S SJ 30 West seysnth.st., between Vine and
Vine and Race 0hice hours, ~ to sk A. M, ~
% ~ P. N, to p. M.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17
Law CARDS,

VIZ. BALDHm. ). r. BALDWIN
baldwin a. BALDWIN, ATTORNBYs
B AT LAW, No. 50 West Thir6 street, up stairs
cincinnati. myI7
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17

~: IsIsa g 4 siIsaSsass; : .i fls fRff - a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17
LEGAL REPORTING.

II OUTS FEESER, VERBATIM PHONO-
N GRAPHIC BEP0RTEB.-The above has now
permanently located in this city and is prepared to
attend promptly to orders Of every description, IN
this city, State any other State.
Photographic Reporting taught, II desired. OF.
fee in the Queen City Commercial College, opposite
the Postofice Refers to Alphonso Taft, ESQ, Attor
Cincinnati Commercial; II. Reed, proprietor Daily
Press. fel0-H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17


FORTRESS MONROE, June Alt is under
stood that movement is on foot and that
an expedition will leave tonight, accom-
panied by heavy artillery.
PoIST' OF Rocks, June l5-The obstruc-
tions of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
this point have been removed, and the road
re opened to Harper's Ferry this morning.
An immense mass of rocks projects into the
canal, leaving sufficient space, however, for
the passage of boats. -.. ..1
The obstruction can be easily removed by
blasting. The culvertsw which were attempted
TO have been blown up are now fully re-
paired. - b..
A picket guard of cavalry is stationed on
the Virginia side, within sight of this point.
They are few in number, not more than six,
il is said.
Fort MONROE, Uia Baltimore, June 49,
No information has reached here about the
movements of the rebel troops Fort Monroe
is in reality invested. Ingress and egress by
the sea. and few miles in extent of the
Jsmes River, are open to as, but no Aggres-
sive movements can be made with safety
without double the number Of troops and
means of transportation. @
An exchange of prisoners will be made to-
day. Those in the fortress will be produced,
but rs yet Colonel Magruder has failed TO
respond. The "Unionp gun arrived from
Baltimore TO day, and viii be mounted at
once. The large rifle cannon brought by the
Naval Brigade is now mounted on the Rip
Raps, only three miles from SeWalls Point.
Its range will be tried in a few hours. The
Cumberland, this morning, fired one or two
rounds with rified cannon at the tug-boat
which is seen every morning Gt SeWall's
Point accommodating our movements.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17
New York World,s special. ]

WASHINGTON, June l4-The Maryland
election has resulted in great triumph for
the Union. Even in the Secession districts
the Union vote is heavy, notwithstanding
Union men were threatened with death if
they voted.
Six miles from this city well-known cit
izen was killed in less than twenty minutes
after voting. He was fired upon by Seces-
sion mob. His name is DR.. Ogden, and he
was formerly an esteemed resident of this
city. OF course, his assassins were not ar
rested,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17

Envy not the eagle his wings. In one
years time the novelty of wirgs would be
over with you, and you would skim unde-
lighted the edges of the clouds. -l-5Fa ~.
The Union Ferry Company last year carried
on their boats nearly twenty-nine million
passengers, All the ferries running from
New York City carried in the neighb0rhOod
of forty. Eve millions, 40 ..' .i'-.i'8L-'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17
Camargo Manufacturing 90,
. 81 WEST FoURTH-sT., ,OIHOINNATL
Manufacturers and Dealers n .-
Wall Papers and WindOw-shaAeaI

nQH sTOOA on THH ABOVE QO0DE
" has been Manufactured expressly fof thla -
kOt, OnE sty les are all new and prices much loll
than ever before offered in this city, Is3S-ar .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17

More than thousand Mormons hav
passed through Chicago, Illinois, within tn
last ten days, on their way to Great Sal
Lake City. IL
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
CONSTIPATION on sosrIvENEss.

No one Of tie many ills flesh Is heir to i 30
prevalent 20 LITTLE understood ahd % IHncI n
cd IL o-IlyeHeEs. Often originating IA caftlesss1
or -edentary habits; II regarded 4s sAgnL oAsCf-
der too iItIle cOu-eq 70 excite Anxiety "4-e
reality l. the precnsof and c0fapAL40h u may
VI lie most IsIai dangerous Ci-ez-e- aEc unless
.arI. eT.ricated viii bring the sun ereE 10 AZ I'LL
timely grave Among the Hghter = IL VI NA.Sn 80
tigeueks l. the usual attendant are Headache Ihoic
KhrurnatlsIu Uul B4saLI fi.es and OtLern " Ike
Hature, While long tram % iflgAi4uI 80
A. lguaut Fever, Allocate ~ senteTy ,DlafrEuz
Dyspe -Ia \ yOpleEy 4eP-g, Pzralg cir ~ sierra
nypOd uOnGra-iz, Ae4acivi! sNo thHeLlls LlLot -
uIezte iH-Ir Tesebce ia iie = -ttl y t'4- a.
- mpt @ NOt uniiesu sLily TIE a4-ease Hals1 oiisI-
I'D Constipation Out Il Oh an Aol tsL4sLt *
i-trbcd Tie cause = sIaslcatel IL AZ carp -s
FfeIn A these couzidea ti"- Il ioo@n lia1 We az
order 1nUu4u receive immediate attention WLsntFrT
ohclr aEo no l=F-on "a -ud heg4ectt 10 seS bSA
Vi llaIlc fIl- the 3Tst appsa a1ee 81 the Ill
LIANT Lac their Um-ly use VIII eap1 tie in-i1uous
appTOI cher VI dI-rze and de-irvy is IO-
o hU dan LIE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

BEIDGET.-Missus wants YOU 10 send her DOA Of
Cephalc Glue, 10, d bottle Ui Prepared llIlz--bui
I thinking that's not just II nuther; but perhaps
ven be af4ner knowing what n l. fe see she
nigh dead and gone With the SICK Headache and
wants some more OF that relieved her before
DrHggist.-Y You must mean spaIding's CePlaiic
PilIz.
Bridgsf.-Och. sure now aud you ye sed H. here
the ourfe- and give me the Pills aud don't be all day
about IL aHAeT.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

J+uKApAoHE Il the fayoIite sign by which ma
tt,r haakes known any deviation whatever from lLs
natIraI gtste ole bTai and viewed IA this Hght AZ
ma b. looked on a. a guard intended 20 give no
ice OF disease which ngnt otherwise escape aten-
lion IN TOO late 70 be Femediedi ana is Indications
should never be neglected. Headache may be ciassi
fed under tysO names, viz: symptomate ana laio-
Datbie> $780, alztIc Headache u exceedingly CON-
mon and l. Z UEawsof OF great variety Of diseAs-
e. smonrxaich are ApOplexy, Gout hheunAtisin
ana All 5zfF diseases. In lie nervous form y =
sympafhetie or dftase OF the stomach constitutLg
~ hsadae4s or hepatic disease constituting bt4i0is
hsadac4s o worms, constipation and other osoroeIs
OF the bowels ~ we'll renal and uterine h1ectiots
Diseases ofthe heart are very frequently ATTENDED
with Headaches; Anemia and plethora are also al
fectious which freq deutly occasIOn headache loio
pathic Headache l. also very common, being usually
ditiuguIshed b. name Of Eer O5 hs1aaches come
times coming suddenly In d state Of Apps ENTITY
sound and prOstTati1g al once the mental and
pbysicaI energies and III other instances II cones on
Slowly heralded BY depression Of spirits or aeerbiy
of naper In instances the pain Il IN the mont
of the head, over or both eyes, and soneiimes
provoking vomiting; under TINS class may cleo be
named Nstvakgfd
For the treatment OF either class Of Headache the
Cephalic Pills been found sure and safe rem
edy relieving the acute pains IN few minute
aud by subtle power Graduating the diseases o.
which Headache Is the unerrius index.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

g1-otER ENcrrExKsr. and the ra.ntsi care and
anxiety incident 10 Close attention 10 business Of
study, abe among the numerous causes OF Aeryca.
Headache The disOTdered state Of mind Hud bOdy
nc1eud thi. distressing complaint Is fatal bio
AL eu rg.es and ambition slferers bg this 8igor
der can bIways obtain speedy relief from these de
Tezsing ATTACKS b. using one Uf the CephaIic Pils
whenever the symptom appear. IL quieis the over
talked bain. and rela&es the tension OF the stomach
which alwags accompanies and aggrsyztes the dsOr-
uered cohultlOu OF the brain.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

TwE kgr MiLLIOHs oF DOLLARS sAyED-Ar
-paIu.E b. -J.t9 tnuiIou OF bottles u nis
Jsuf-d Prepared Iue and u I- estimated that ezch
bottle g 81 .sz-i ten dollars worth OF broken fgr
iuruIl e. thu- making an Aggregate Of twenty mill
iUus OICs ar zee aimed from total IO-s b, nIs 70
uaDle u se4tIOn- H4E4Dg made las Glue lOusehO ID
Sord, q propOzss 70 do the world .iilI great
serFIce b. curing al the aching heads u t his Geph
alic nus, aud lithey good his - lGc. Head
ache "l ii soon vanish away Ike snow ia July.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

did you ever have the Sick Headache Dc
k you hepoeT the throbbing temples, the fevered
brow, the oathing and disgust al the sight Of food
now totalf, unit you were for pleasure, converse.
relieved you from an the sureTing which Won Then
eHPeTlencep For this and other purposes you should
always nave box Of them on hand TO occasion
requires.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
DIR. A. r. HOWARD,
ID EMIT A SIT r. CT EON

OFFICE IN RUSsELLs' BUILDING,
Near the Depot) Stearns' Grocery and Proyis-
ion Store. foot of Center ST., Rutland, VT.
IN connection with the many improve
l. ments of the day in Dentistry, have one OF DR.
SMIrH's improved Crystal Batteries, with direct
current for alternating the pain attending the en-
tracing of teeth.
Also, a new preparation for filing, which enable
me to I'LL the worst of teeth they can be preserved
OLD JOBS REPAIRED OR EXCHANGED
FOR NEW ONES.
A discount made 70 all persons coming NON
ais.spoe on work of 90. 90 and upwards.
Rutland, Mey, u, lssVs way
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

Pay eaH--wei, Mr. Jones, nov IL that head
sche
.Nys Jones tone. Doctor, all gene, the pill on
ent clTeG just tEelt5 minutes AIS Azh %
would SEM more re tlst n cau nas Enol-- Asnoy.
P1gt ca1a-- Du -gt tsuIn - aly DTEEElzts
Ca.s rCcpus..c His, mad they never iEils and /
recon ueud them ia ali cases o. headache
.Hs JJa.s--l SHALL seud tor box directly, and
-al TIL ali m suffering friends. Tor they are rsaA
5'estHi
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

dREAT Disc ovKRY--Among the most importau;
o. an the great medical discoveries Of this age NAV
be considered the system of y.ceinatfop TO- 5,-a,c
non from small Pox the CephaIc Pill for relief OF
headache and the use Of Qunine for the prevention
% feSerst either OF which Is a sure specific whose
dement's viii be experienced by suffering humanity
long aftertheir discoveries are forgotten,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
GERMAN UR0sCoPIG PHYSICIAN.

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Brandon sno
w vicinity that ho will practice medicine the German
Uroscopic System which leads him 70 locate and dsscb
the symptoms of disease OF Chronic Character with tn.
accuracy and ssiEsction clean vial containing
about ounces Of urn-passed first in the morning
with the and Of patient will enable him
successfully the in question. Hence one individual
bring several cases. and medicine be sent 70
part of the country His remedies wholly Of the Re
formed Practice differing essentially from those othe
system school, consisting Of Chemicals and Extracts In
the most form and obtained almost exclusive
ly from kingdom obvistng ths Inconvenience
CT bulk &c. heretofore objection % their general use
Particular attention Will be paid TO Female Complaints
and all diseases Of delicate nature may be trusted 70 him
without betrayal Of that confidence which should exis;
between the patient and physician No charge for con
sultation. Charges for medicine reasonable.
Office hours from A. NJ. till 4P. NJ. Once few rode
south Of the Brandon House. Brandon, and in Perkins
New Building, Rutland. 70 Dr.. Edison will be at hi
Office In Rutspd every Tuesday. III ilys
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
MERCANTILE.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

WATCHES AND JEWELRY !
CLARK x BROTHERS,
With pleasure nov inform you that they have just
moved into their New and large store in Clark's
New Block, Corner of West street and Merchants
Row, Rutland. Vt, where they have large asscrf-
ment OF
AMERICAN WATCHES,
made TO their own order, and perfect timekeepers
ENGLISH AND SWISS WATCHES of every
grade, from S300 to $4,000.
HUNTING FULL UNVEILED LEVERS,
from S. to 5000.
FINE GOLD WATCHES FOR LADIES.
JEWELRY of rich and beautiful patterns, en-
bracing every style and quality.
FRUIT KNIVES. CHILDKEN'S MUGS
and CUPS, SALT CELLARS, sc.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
a large assortment ot Castors. Cake and Card Bias.
kets Goblets, Pitchers, Full lea sets of the latest
and most beautiful designs. Knives and orks,
Ladies OF all sizes, Pie ana Fruit Knives, with many
articles not mentioned
CLOCKS OF every description, Thirty hour, Eight
day and Thirty day Clocks from 30 cents to $500.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
a large assortment Ivory Handled Breakfast, Dim
ner ana lea Knives also Common sets knives and
Forks.
Rifles, Revolyers, and Single Pistols Powder
Fiasks, Shot Pouches, Caps, &c.
FISHING TACKLE OF ALL KINDS.
With an endless variety OF Ladies' and Gents
NCY GOODS
And Chldrens Toys and presents for the Holidays
And last, but not least,
1000 PAIRS SPECTACLES,
ofGold, Silver, Steel and Plated bows-with the
best scotch PEBBLE the cheapest gIass. We shall
keep constantly on hand tor resettlng In old bows
ferIscopic ConcaYe aud Convex eyes.
All the above goods we're bought for Cash and will
be SOLD lower than the same can be bought in New
I ork or Boston.
REPAIRING. Watches of all kinds, Clocks and
Jeweiry repaired il the best manner and at usual
low prices
Ii. u. CLARK A W. CLARK, n. CLARK.
bee. II, 1869. 90
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE AMALGAMATIoA OF LAheOASLo.s--ln rs = :
growing tendency in this age appropriate the M
expressive words OF otneT IshB ~, 100
70 incorporate them INTO our onis aN1s - - -
Cephalic. which Is from the Greek,
die Head . is becoming popularized ia connection
win MI sualdings greas Headache remedy, but ~
will boon lie usea IA mere geheral ny Eic.1
word Cephaltc VIII become a. eonlul u ~ 1S,r
type and many others wnose uisInsn 80 ,snsiI
words has been worn away Dy common
they beem native and to the iDahof "Of"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

Iii "a n oFribie eadaehe tEls @ - III 70 he
stepd1 into the hapotheearles .al- . noe
mani Can you hease me q - $500 3, 80 81
bsnd unon that e gave me CepbaIc Pan, hsno
mon he 'ouor Il cured quick that GTaiy re-
aItzsi / 'Ad fad an 'sadache.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
a. 4. *.

IN FOLLOWING THE CROWD TO
4 .J.J.,- store. sou VIII please remember
a. E. KNAPPS CROCkERY STORE,
here dollar l. worth oae hundred cents anl tl3r
fv-eigDt more - Don't TO- get tie place fWo
door east Of DepOt. foaltneh. Vt -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

FACT WORTH KNowIsG. - s2aldings Cephalic
Eiils area certain Tor Sick Headache, Biligus
Headache, Nervous Headache, CostiEeness and Gen
eral Debility.