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for the T;,nd,.cofo,

TW tUS VtHUlcUfOT.
Mr Editor believing that it will re-
quirc OUT ablest and best men TO serve in
our next Legislature-those who are deyo.
ted to the Union-I see no reason why we
should not vote for and demand the seryi~
ces of Baldwin and Baylor in that capacity.
both of whom have made efficient Renre-
sentatives in our Convention.
A UNION MAN
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-04-12

ington and enquire Of Mr. Lincoln his apol-
icy," will have nc doubt. beverly bland
y received by that Arch Priest Of Adolf
tlonlsm. Seward, and be as implicitly hood
Ninked by him as the various members Of
the Convention, who have visited Washing
ton, have heretofore been. They will nc
'doubt'call upon king Abram,' who will
amuse them prodigiously with 'sfat boat
yarns" and again assure them that s'noth-
ing hurts anybody'-''noboey is going
wrong gracefully bow them out, addin g,
by way Of a parting assurance, the fact that
if the "policy'' is enquired of when they
return to Richmond, they can ''tezz EN- you
don't kaoao!"
We pray we may be mistaken, but we do
not see hope-a rsy Of light-a straw to
grasp at-hothing but war will satisfy the
intense hatred that is borne at the North to
the institutioDs Of The South-nothing can
satisfy their hatred but the shedding OF
| tLclF UFOGneT UIOOu. LII is TOO Idtc nov
| to talk of Compromise" Conference, y
or Commission. The golden hour, when
all this train Of horrors could have been a.
voided has been lost, by the miserable SUBJ
mission policy that rules iu the Convention
at Richmond. IF Virginia, or rather tha,
Convention. had have fearlessly told tie Ad
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shall not make war I'D
on our sister States you shall not shed +;
drop of Southern blood-that moment ths
match is applied to the first gun to he free
upon the South, that moment Virginia goe'
oat and unites herself with them, to con
quer or die"-thcre never would have sail
ed the first man from New York against th,
South. Separated those States would hay,
been, It's true, (for nothing will ever bring
them back, but the country would be save(
what is now inevitable internal war. Ane
: at whose hands but those of the Submis
sionists Of the Virginia Convention, can ev
cry drop Of blood that is shed in this con
$est be demanded?
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-04-12

Intelligence frem Santa Fe, New Iexi-
co. states that a peace convention had Just
been concluded between the United States
authorities and the Navajo Indians. The
humorous and constant depredations Of this
tribe have made them the terror of the peo
pie of New Mexico. The strength Of the
Navajoes is variously estsmated at from ten
10 fifteen thousapl souls.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-04-12

This immense feet will require force Of
four thousand sailors and marines to man it.
Many of the vessels have been ordered to
take Ga board an extra supply Of boats, Dab :
gren boat howitzers and small ammunition,
which ov identity looks as though the feet
were to ope' ate in conjunction viii. an army
force
The steam sloop Brooklyn. frigate Sabine,
sloop-of- war ST. Louis, and steamers Crusa-
der and Wyandot are now in active service
near Fort Pckens
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-04-12

HARnTssURa, April s.-Governor Curtin
will send message to the Legislature to-
morrow recommending the appropriation OF
half a million of dollars to purchase NUM-
tions of war He takes the ground that our
people have been so long accustomed to
peaceful pursuits that they have lost their
military habits, and that it is necessary a.
mid the disturbed condition Of the surround
States to begin to prepare the means of self
protection That it is the duty of the State
to assist in the enforcement of the national
laws. A republican caucus will be held on
this subject tomorrow,
The State treasurer declares that the ap-
preparation must be raised by loan. To-
day steps were taken III the Legislature for
the pestponemcnt Of the time Of adjournment
for the consideration of this subject.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-04-12

WASHINGTON, April s The State De
partment replied to-day to the note of tht
Commissioners Of the Confederate States
declining to receive them in an official ca
paclty, but expressing Difference for them
as gentlemen. The Secretary indicates a
peaceful policy on the part Of the Govern.
ment, declaring it to be their purpose to de.
tend themselves when assailed.
The reply ofthe Commissioners was such
as to render further correspondence me-
cessary.
1t is not known when the Commissions
ers will leave, not however, for several
days.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-04-12

Our young friend, Paul Scherer, will
please accept the thanks of the hands in this
Office for some delicious cake.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-04-12

The following telegram was received here
on Wednesday night.
RICHMOND, 5 P. MI. S. vessels were
waiting foodtide to attempt to reinforce
Fort Sumter The authorities are prepar-
ed and confident Of victory! Collision GER
tain and imminent!
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-04-12
The Squadron for Service i'm the
South.

The following is said to be correct list
of the vessels Of war now ordered to the
Gulf of Mexico, to engage in operations
growing out Of the present Southern reyolu-
ton, and also list of the transports:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-04-12

MoxrocMsRy. April S.-The cabinet Of
the Confederate States has been In Session
ali day. Something serious is under eoust->
Grafton.
A duel between NJ Ban4s, editor Of the,
"Confederatjoa. = and NIr. Moses, the cor
respondents Of tho Charleston Heys, was .
an:ea5bly adjusted. after exchanging one
-ouat}, Meithe- wee hurt,
Secretary Chase has already 'ceoived5
Thirty bushels Of arpiications FOX e@as ~
Mo E coming,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-04-12

WASHINGTON, April 8.-Mr. Lamcn, of
Illinois, has been designated for marshal of
this District
Messengers started to-dav for Montgom-
cry and Charleston to give n,tice of the in
tentlon Of the government to furnish sur-
Plies of provisions to Fort Sumter.
Mr.. Seward is constantly in commanlea-
ton with the President, and therefore II may
be perceived that he does not con'e npiate
paving the cabinet.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-04-12
Augusta Fire Association.

South River, April 9Th, 1861
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-04-12

WAsuINcTo:r, Ap. T-Thc Indians an
Mexicans in TEXAS are the objects Of tho
army and navy expedition now fitting oft
at New York-so say sltelligent army off,
GERS. They will re-occupf Brazos, Forss
Brown. aud the Forts on the Indian from
tier, where, according to ollicfvl informal
ton, they will be met with cordial well
come hy the settlers.
Gov. Houston has given full advices to-
the Federal authorities here, and the result
anticipated will be TO re-establish him az
Governor. It is believed the battle be-
tween the tive Con fcderacles will be fought
on Texas soil.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-04-12

their bonds being hawked about the mar
kets of Yankeedom and Europe-as those
of the United States have been, and still
are. They are. it is true, without com
merce noo; bat how long will it be before
the necessities Of Europe and the North will
furnish her with that item Of a nation pros
perity. Of the army and navy-if Mr..
Lincoln carries out his "coercion policy"
our friend of the Times will be very well
satisfied before long that they are making
tolerable progress in that line; and he, if
he desires ocular proof, may find himself in
a position that will require "faster time"
than he made on the SoEferino track. to get
out Of the way of Southern bullet.
The fact is,that Lincoln's peace policy"
has been, in eur belief, sham--a misera-
BILE lie-from the FIRST, and everything that
has emanated from him or his Cabinet a
tissue Of falsehood and deceit, from the fa-
nous inaugural down to the letter of the
Hon. Simon Cameron to Maj. McCue, in
reference to the removal Of the guns from
Bellona Arsenal-and for the one sole pur-
pose of defeating any attempt of Virginia
to assume her sovereignty. How success
full that is to he, few days must show US
for we do not suppose that the ''Grand
Conncir' can prolong its sessions beyond
the end Of next week. What effect the
"warlike movements" of the past week may
have upon their deliberations, we know not;
but from their past We do not augur much
good in the future. The Commissioners
appointed few days since to visit Wash-
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

WIZARDS HOTEL.-A A Sites, NY; J NJ
ST P1f;,ysn6. r boz EllicOtt, Ogden,
o. Maxwell, NY; R Lyon, Pa; Springs,
III; A Hopkins. NJ; Mayer NY; Blod-
GET, w; Je'suP, Pa; P Beaver, NY;
Miss; II Allen, VT; ID Pesrine, Mrs Perrine, II
Perrine and son, o; Karnes @ March, r
brewster, w ID Kelly. c Duhagway, Pa; o Bss-
Bsslsy Mich stsT Bi.s NY " Dare Pa
Nichols, VT e Currier, Mass; A Welton and
LADY, Miss Welton, o; w D Ely, R t Ely, RI;
son n.' ny Ms dsfis SOl in% CT Ray WI
III Borden, q; Bell, G Medrick, Pa: T McEl.
rath, Wilson, Hon w Wall, w Wall, n Dill
lard, r G,chase, w Cambel, A s Van Ben
BrancbamP, ! n Meafus, Ind; ID Fisk, Pa; &
A Fisk, III; V Simmonds Pa; l. Ridgway,-;
X SugneI, NY; Mitchell, Pa; SHAPES, MINI;
roy, Pa; F McBenry and lady. Kan; DR. +
Hunt, Va; II NJ Parker, Mrs Parker, Mass; Mr.
Cormick, Mr. Cook, NY; w r Coale A New
tSn R MD; Clarke ark Va; " Tracy Bul'On,
NATIoNAL HOTELS n Grenory, A w
Giiswold, Il II Parker, Pa; Northrup, Nor
row, Mrs Johnson, ny; II Silloway, J SiIlo-
way, XII; w Jackson, Ma; II T Smith, Md; E
Ee5i;on. w Barnard, DC; N Hall, Del; Hen
king. MIMI f Croker, Col Upton. Mass; Lo-
thrHP, N.Y. A Sectzh, Va; Colby CT; Nj G
HeSd Cal; L Deane, Ne; c Elwanger, Del; NJ
WIS Huplenberg, A Hood, Pa; Her
bert, Ill; n Il VallaIes, w + Gleason, Md: ] B
KINNEY Trorner, X d Mitchell, M; Burns,
BROWNS HOTELS Graybill, A Thomp-
son and ~, Lee, Estricken, Pa; Knots
sc; n Nj Lewis. Tex; M Beekman, r. Poore
Ferris and ladies, S d Browns, L c Good,
" bilen, Grayelly, Va; A Buncan Del;
d Barron and fam, King, F ID Jones, NY; f nj
Haines, Gore, Ill; T Humphreys and ly, NJ; ii
l. Brown: Miss G Brown, Miss Evans, Miss 8
Jones n ktlgore, w Smith, Bowes, 8 "A Coch-
,sn, h Hobbs, E Baker and ly; Md; C Miller,
NO; ins;on, II Winston, J Wallace, w
A Post Ala; J c Evans, Pa; w Killum. o: f
Powell, Fla. -
MkkWOOD HOUSED Bulson, Gardner.
Chandler, North, r Little, Cartrell, NY:
w Ba6cock, Kan; c Rodger, o; W Bans,
n.an, Evans, U M Friedman, II H Kelly, Pa.
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THE EVENING STAR.
ourIN THE DARK

INT in the da-k wander round tonight
RE lamps burn di7Biy, q M the hour is tod
By shIvering vatohmen, A. they tread their ROUNDS
And a y mslanchols and very cold,
Out in the dark.
Out IN the dark. and yet within my grate
Ere il burning and the amp Is M,
And cd famllIR- books are on the shell,
Yet an far from wisdom, song, aad Wit,
Out in the dark.
Ont in the dark are mon who ha We no homes.
Who tread the streets beneath the fiick'rng light
OF diving amps and 20 ths dismal sky
Apes for love as they bethreai the night
Out in the dark.
Out IN the dark is she loved in youth,
The gentle bsing whom alone found
TO answer ali my Ongings ard my hopes;
Sadly We aid her fair form In the ground,
Out in the dark.
Out In the dark. yet light from cimes above
NouTish the flowers that bloom above her hsa!;
She Is an angel now, though very sad
With Ill CHS and tssTs, we made for her bed
Out in the DARK.
Out IN the dark we liye-yet not ell dark
IL this. our ohengeful line; for rays Of light
FTsm the Immortal and shine through tbs clouds,
And pierce the gloom that chill ed me in the nigh,
Gut in the dark.
Out IN the dark, but waiting for the morning,
And full of t-uss that u will dawn ere long,
Lost hopes lost loves ost easures come in beauty
Ard weave themselves into my silent song,
Out In the dark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-07

RENARkABLE Casa Man Con Tossing upon
ms Dsafhbsd ~ Baltimore Murder for tchieh
Aasthsr Man had been HHHg.-Our readers will
doubtless recOllect the execution in Baltimore Of
Gsmbrin, Corrie, Crop and Cyphus, in 1859, for
murder. Last Sunday colored man named Geo.
Orem confessed upon his deathbed that he killed
VIM. King, for which Cyphus had been hung
Cyphus strongly protested his innocence, and on
the scaffold said :-'' You see here another limo
cent man who Is going TO be hung. They have
given me a false name-one that never was
known by-and convicted me for what didn't
do. But am going home to heaven 10 meet my
God. NV way 10 all clear there SO Just good
bye, my friends" After the execution Of Cyphus,
Orem became very much depressed in mind, and
finally disease overlook him, and for several
months be was confined to his bed. King had
b en- employed by Orem to sell oysters on the
heets- md difficulty springiug up between them,
iquarrel soon arose, when Orem stabbed King In
tie breast with a dirk-knife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-07

IL La Mountain, the balloonist, is arranging
for ais summer 4rial campaign, which he intends
shall be upon more extensive scale than in any
previous season. He Is negotiating with various
parties for the construction Of retort suitable for
transportation, by which he will be able to manu-
facture his own gas.
II An item Of late Chinese news is that ssthe
rebels at kiading, feeling the wants Of the COM
forts Of home during the cold weather made ,
grand sortie on Nantsiang and carried of every
left behind
" might be well, in taking any future ter.
tlIoiy into the Union as State, to require from
her bond with reasonable security that she will
not secede In less than ninety days Perhaps there
might be compromise on slxty.-Prsnties.
II The Commercial Bulletin states that the
session mechanics connected with shipbuilding
never lad such an abundance of work an durinS
the present winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-07

CURE WARRANTED, Or NO CRARGs
IN FR0H ONE 70 TWO DAYS.
wsskss Of ths Back s-lssssss AEssas.s Of he Ba.su
.sd Bisddsr, inrssnsiy DisssaEg, Inps;sbsy, asasi
.n s S. d az, S:
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,s:.: f:s,si D,.,d. .n f.ns rEsa s..Iy l.st. q
dsr HsrIis 70 nPs.siss sad destroy Rsdy sad Mad
yOgNe MEN
nYssisy vAs h,ys ssssm. The victims Of Solitary viss,
that dEse dnl and which annually
az sntmsy grave t6sssend, Of Ye.ns Man stss
Listening Espstss viii s tssndsr q =,
.afsdu esa'ssy ss living Tyre, hay call vita fall ssak
HAkAiKp PkaEohs, CT Tsaar Ass ss,tsnyla Msp
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Re vh. places hm,slfundsr II. Of p. J. nay ssns
sPsn his skill a. Shys:sian.
OFFICE Ne sosYz FKEpExIcxsf1EIY,
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from Of tbs NEST snsnt Cslsg he Bnk.d sasss
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sounds. ss,h.ln.. win fl.q.:n. slaAins :.ad:d ...s
timer viii dsranxsmsnt Of mind, we're sufsd inn
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ys,ng Men and .shsn vhs havs injured themselves By
s..in Pt.sas. int.I.d II When ..n.E. l..i. fI:q..y
which are nightly felt sven when asleep, and sIrs6
Ss9dsr msrrsss mpes.iss, and destroys beth MAD sal
fksss sad and mslsnsAsy sfsss rrsdussd
~ early hsss Of yssth visI Wsahnsn sfhs Back sal
ms Pains in the Mead pimns.s Of Sight Less Of sssslsl
Dsrsng Of Dig ssvs fznetsns, General DsSity
sympsms Of Censamptisn, &c.
fearful sas:ta On ths mind .Is assh u
sfspir, Evil FsrbsdnEs, Avsrssn sfRseisy,
I've sshtsds' rinidity etc. are ssms Of The evils pro
aEayos, pEsILITY.-Yl.n..d. "a, ,.vjzds. VIA,
tbs cause ths declining health Losing their vgsY, b.
ssmtns weak pale and eatsd
ssTsRss asest The eyes, essrh symptoms Of
DISEASES OF IMPRUDEHCE.
when tas nsEsdsd and vstaYy pleasure
has thu sssds Of ths penfRl disssas ssu
Happens that irsd dread fdsesvsry
deter: him fts applying I. ;hss. ,a. fr;m .tss.:n al
hands and dss gnng Prstsnds whe incapable
oil esrng feh bis Pseunary ssbstancs keep him trfns
asnh amer msnh sra long a. the smallest fac b %
snsd and IN despair leave him with ruined health ,gi
s'sr his CALLING dsappentmsn BY tbs Of s dSsf
Psisen srcsry hasten the symptsms Of
terrible dssass sseh AEsesns Of tbs HEART Threat
skn a. PrsgrsssiIE With !rightfs rapidity till death pats
Pensd to his dreadful slfsrnFs sending Elm
dsssvsrsd essn:ry from whsss bourne traveller
Dr. Joansohs1EMEDY FOR ORGANC wEAKM1sl
AND IMfOfENCY.
~ uh great tkc remedy weakness Of
are speedily eursd and fall vfs7 rsstsrsd
nest nsrvsss and dssstsd, VIE had lest all ksps bsv
sssn inmsdisisly relieved.
All imP.dnsntsi Manage PhyssaI Mental pssusu
nssuens, ks', 81 frssrsatrs Psvsr Nssvsrs ITitaSy
frsmkhng aad Tsskhsss EIs,sssr oftIs meal fssri
bsd sPssEdily cured.
| EsDoksEMEEz or ZEE PRESS.
IRE MANY THOUSANDS erred stthis institrtisa vIthu
s LAST tsVsntsen ysars, and Tia sBrst
cal sfsrsnsns fsrfsysd BY Dr. Jsknssu, BY IL
fsPsHsn OF the raPsTr aud ether Pssns, psdsss
udss bis standing Eea.lsap 81
s'iiy 10 ssEstsat Esa-s.tss 10 tie ses,sd. Etly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-07

The WTTwORrH GUN The experimental firing
has been brought to an abrupt termi nation by the
discovery Of a flaw rent in the metal at the
breech. The gun, which weighs four TONS has
been landed from the Stork gunboat, packed and
conveyed TO the railway station 10 be forwarded
TO Woolwich. Many naval officers experienced in
gunnery are Of opinion that the principle Of the
gun In working metal upon metal Is radically
wrong They argue that If any foreign substance
Is introduced into the bore Of the gun such as
cinder fFom the funnel, and should get between
the inner surface Of the gun and the projectle the
latter would inflllibly jam, and the gun would
burst.-London Times.
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SPALDINGS
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
III E A D ACHE
THAT
A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH.

as these Testimonials mere unsolicited BIZ
Mr.. SPALDING, they afford unquestion-
able proof Of tie efficacy Of this
truly scientific discovery.
MAsoSvILLK, Conn.,, Feb. S, 1851.
Nh. SPALpING-Sir: have tried your CephalIo
Pills, and !iks tAem SO tceH that want you to
gave few Sgt Of the 6rst box got from YOU c"'
Your obi ssr8.Hs s'' =. J2& SI5' KENNEDY.
HAvERFoRD, Pa, Feb. 6, 1851.
Mr.. SPALDISs-SIr wish you to send me one
more box Of your CephalIc Pills, kavs 1sesirsd a
great deal e benefit from tksnl.
MARY ANN sTeIkHoUsE.
SPRUCE 'Rhhs j. aus1IT Ss isSi Co 'P''{
n. G. sPALDINs..sn. Yon will please send me
I've boxes OF Jour Cephalo Pills. Send them i'm
Rsspsetfally yours. JNO. g; sIMONs. .
Asnl excellent.
BILLIE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1851.
HzNaI c. SPALDIso. Esq: Please find inolosed
twenty five cents, for which send me another box
q ;oqr CsPhalie Pills. They are truly fls Ssst
Direct ..,. - A. sT9yER. PM,
Belle Vernon, Wyandot co., D.
BEVERLY, Mass. Dec. II, 1851.
II; Z. sPALDrsSi Esq wish for come circulars
thing the psass :snd sO me- 'ou
One OF my Gu Somere. who 10 subject to severe
FOX Headache. usually lasting two days.) ,od &
| sent her. "-0
Respectfully yours, w.B. WILKES,
REYNOLDsBURs, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio,l
January 9, 1861.
HENRY G. sPALDIsG, No. % Cedar street, New
6oIk1Dear SiT' Inoiosed find twenty five cents.
rs Tor which send box of " CephalIo Pills1
send n address OF Rev. WIN. G. Filler, REYNOLDS
bug, franklin county, Ohio
,1on PtIIs tcork like a sharni-exrs Headache
almost iHStaHteT.
Truly yours, VIM. C. FILLER.
YPsILANTI, Nich., Jan. Il, 1861,
Mr.; sPALD! sG-Sir: Not long since ! sent to you
vous Head ache and Costiveness, and received the
same and th.y had so good an feet that tcas In
dHced 10 send for more. "
Please send By return mail. Direct to
A. X. WHEELER,
fpsilanti, Mich,
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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
BIO OTICE.
DKPARrMTsT OF TIE IErxRIoR,l

WesAisstos, Dec. IS, 1s6p.
Public notice 10 hereby given that bonds and
coupons annexed, Of the description hereinafter
set forth, have lately been fsloniousy distracted
from the custody Of the Interior Department, the
same being the property Of the United States and
held IN trust for certain indian tribes No,Ics haa
also been given to the proper officers of the respec
tive States 10 stop the payment thereof; and I'll
persons are warned against purchasing or pecsiv
ing any of said bonds. and coupons. a. the claim o
the United States thereto viii be to the
utmost extent Each bond being for the sam Of ont
thousand dollars, VIZ:
Six per cent. Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued u
June and August, 1857.
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OFFICE oe 81 ssszisR SE4kaAs!N and Scale.

SSSs &. Is !,
Sonnon s,pIoyed Nay =. issO, the 1ndsrsisnsd .
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sxa1ine test prove, and ascertain The soourscy al
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING,
y LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
APPLY FEE REMEDY
RErOrcr urxrnu

hEJOiCE IN HEALTH.
Friend, do you suffer? Arc yor the victim Of any
OF those numerous ailments which arise from i'm
purity OF the blood! Whist are they, do you aski
source OF life and health, and il Is the first element
tho system, &c the pulse infalby attests The ever
prevailing NcurelIis, the irritating Erysipelas, the
subtle Ser0fuis, the aEonising Rheumatism, Ner-
yous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Comp with its
tortor and dejectaOn, and the numberless Ills that
neeh 10 heir to- derive their hideous origin from the
blood, Deal kindly then and gently with the blood.
use the vlta5iEE resources Of nature for its aid
and sunor no 20 commend TO Jour confidence and
use that truly valuable medicsment known as
INDIAN yk MBk fri M Sf f2 2 x1SScoor,ov
With regard to this almost infallible specific
popular sentiment bas spoken In deoided terms
and the evidences of this great efficacy are sus-
tanned by constant eyovars Of curative effects and
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
Let us say, in conclusion, that certificates
CURES are not sought from the Iliterate and super
nolal, but they are volunteered from the most re-
speotable sources and justify the highest terms In
Ymoh 1t 10 possible to commend so valuable
peoiho to public approval, We may add also that
the curative properties of tho medicine are ualled
only By Its restorative effects the system recover
lnE from disease With renewed constitutional vgor.
For sale by al respectable Druggists in this
CIT, and By the proprietor, MRS. MOCK,
E9ne genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and heI seal on the cork.
q WhoLesaIs AssSt. a., 6. T; CISSEI., Druggist
rlct, and will supply the trade 1T my prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-07

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