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20 StnckhulDers.
Steam 7Dpe d2Horks.

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
- NoRkS. WE. YEKBuKV, 157 South Clark street
GstWeen Madison and Monroe. Chicago Dyer and
Sa" Aats and Bonnet Dyeins. Bleaching and Preas
y Man Or Express promptly attended to. Foss odiee
Iva @uo@s fef6l1y
, 1861-12-14
M A r. RIED,

:, ln this CITY: Dec. By Rev Mr. Malcolm 9A3ITIEf
oll Of this city. 11o0"'A'4'@''''
DI. Garrison, Mr. WILLIAM f. CkDMDIE ana Miss
cokDElIA G. GOULD, both Of Milwaukee Wis
IN tIedon1a. n T. Dec. L. by Rev Mr. DoYnIe. Mr.
BAKCLA daughter Of Capt Chas. E. Barclay oi tic
, 1861-12-14

hogs quiet at 4A@4xc. There is less doing In
lard and prices Ehade easier. Sales 600 brls,
chiefly to arrive, 1t s4@0c; small sales At o4e@
acarce1y 50 arm, With 8alee at 1N16c for Ohio and
1648 for state. Cheese shade easier with small
GRocER1Es.-Coffee market active and ycry firm.
Sales 10 bags Rioat 114@tsc; 20, o,0o0 mats Cas-
Sic at Hc. Sugar-rnw steady and unchanged
s sass % rs I boaes ess m nsds
quiet. Sales 70 hhds Barbadoes.
s1ocKs-- Stocks du1-C s r 5ox; MI & du
Sai1 siee hhE Sci Fl ha s 81 E:e ga sssX
Fsc C MAI W siA; ci s e. as:. s'A ''z AA'en W
Army Contracts m C1scranAr1- Major Kill
burn, United States co1nmissary at Cincinnati,
has awarded contracs, after duly advertising and
inviting competition, as follows. The names are
those Of the lowest responsible bidders:
20 zg2osn Awardtd. ArtseIea. Priees.
DO DO -. 3555 555 %stsa:..::::.. les a
DO -. SIS gslsS. o'moias;s asSs 'ss1
6: i; Hfn : Co.. o. e4,ess Ss soap' a sIssS 5.$
WHcankiin 4 CO s'oo5 gsls yinesar.s.. ss. 1sz &
-- .-..-.... 6o0o bus beans. 1850 1,s2E
@- s-;+--+ $4,000 lbs hard bread. 31i23E
IeWisa sH Eeheibar S!ptib asao brls dour$s 416
Brooks John'n& 500 br1s mess pork. 9.s5
90 do 800 br1s do. do. 9,G9
90 do 625 brls do do 9T9
DO DO 5000 Ds clear sides. 5.ss
W 90 6V.U0 Ds clear ribs do 6.42
do do 100000 ms rib sides.. 5.a1
WIS n,EGl Eco 100000 1bs cir do 3569M $50
Cobb.AH nj d&F1et' COO fhs rib sides.... 5s3
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO
ARRIVED. Dec. u.
Bark Great West. Hardenburgh, Osweso.
Schr Clipper City, London. Sheboygan 100 eds
wood. o@-' wv N
schr Set M Mary Reed, Bailey's Harbor: 40 eds wood.
sehr Mitchell, Barr, Collingwood, 65 eds wood.
Brig Wm Treat. Balm. Cleveland, 500 tons coal,
Schr Roland. Galligan. Grand Traverse, 50 eds
wood, 65 m lumber
schr Dart, Thompson, Cleveland 800 tons coal,
Schr Reciprocity, Wiley. St Clair. 40 N lumber.
Schr ketchum Sawyer, Buffalo
CLEARED. ...Dec. u.
schr Mary, Reed, St Joseph.
, 1861-12-14

observation-disclosures H. Sits has been
promoted to First LieutenancE III Company
B, Major Barker NcClellan's Dragons; and
F. Purley Page elected second Lieutenant in
tIc same COMPANY
, 1861-12-14

e See advertisement Of stock Of liquors
for sale, IN today advertisements.
, 1861-12-14
Special Meeting Of the Board Of Educ
cation.

EA&lOAs
special meeting Of the Board of Educa.
ton was held yesterday afternoon, and the fol
lowing business Of importance was trans
acted:
communications were received from several
Of the Principals Of the Public Schools in rcla-
ton to the sale Of books by pupils.
communication vas also received, en-
noafhg me report Of meeting Of the Prin-
ject >NNS S'@'DS a"''
=, On motion Of Mr. Dore, the Committee on
IeSt Books, the President Of the Board. md
Mf. steele, were appointed committee to
CONSIDER me question Of supplying the schools
l with tSXt @ books, and report at a future meet
report whether it is desirable that chanee
should be made in any Of the text books used
in the schools, and if so, what change.
Mr: Mosely offered the following resolu-
tion, which WIS adopted:
money belonging to the School Fund rcmains ~, me me
productive in consequence Of the high rate Of in.
tc1est the agent is required to demand for the use
Resoired, That this Board recommend to the
Common Council that an order be passed author
!sine TIC School Agent to receive ten per cent in
per cent, now required By law.
Upon motion the Board adjourned.
FANSswonTA's REG1MEST.-The Chaplain.
Mr. Mnt1ack reached here yesterday, but too
hte to make -Huntley Station, as advertised.
dc will be at Cherry Valley this morning, at
tn'ee o'clock, remaining there until noon.
BEGINNING with Rockford, all the places
named BY us two days since will be visited in
their order. 'A'
81, Inose WHO ship boxes to this city for any of
INC ecnil,Inies I Of the 8th Illinois Cavalry win
lack, sth illinois Cavalry, Washinnten' i II - q !.
cart Of Quartcrmaster Potter. q. 8. i rh;''
cago, and be sure to pay The freight tn ri.
cago. They will be forwarded frce from Gh;.
e8go to Washington.
, 1861-12-14

CLOSING SALE OF FINE Fur GooDs.-iiI-
bert, Sampson & Warner will close out the
balance Of those fine Furs this morning, com
mcncing at halfpast nine O'Clock, at their
Auction Rooms, No. l. Lake street Those
who have not supplied themselves will find it
TO their interest TO attend this closing sale
, 1861-12-14

FUNERAL CEaENoS1E=-The remains OF
Thomas II. Hitchcock who was killed at TIP
ton, No, will be inferred at Rose Hill Cemctr7
to-day. The train leaves The Milwaukee Depot
at ten minutes past tvrfrc
, 1861-12-14

Winchell has done well for his audience
and himself The receipts for his last two
nights at Bryan Hall, in gross, were s505. He
appears at tic same place on Monday evening
next for the Soldiers Aid Society, giving an
entire change Of programme. There is but one
Ninclcll
, 1861-12-14

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS will
be an examination of female teachers, and of
candidates for admission to the Normal De-
partuaent Of the High School at the Office Of
tic Board Of Education, No. 119 Clark street,
on Friday, December 2oth, commencing at 9
o'clock Il M
, 1861-12-14

DISBURSEMENT OF TIE WAR FENp.-Thc
Cook County War Fund Committee will pay
the soldiers families this Saturday morning,
al 10 O'Clock. at the Supervisors room. The
funds on hand will allow them to pay only half
the amount to that heretofore allowed by the
Union Defence Committee.
, 1861-12-14

FIRE--The alarm Of fire for the Sixth Dis
trlct, late yesterday afternoon, was occasioncd
By the accidental burning Of some tar, near
the shore end Of the North Pier. No damage
WIS done.
, 1861-12-14

Besides the above, therere was lot of 20 very
choice hogs averaging 4i2 MS, raised at Tskllwa,
Bureau county, Illinois, By John G. CaleL and sold
to ". Y. Coe. at e.. IS in gold. They were very
extra 1ot. AZ the price paid indicates.
BHEF CATTLE-ReceiFea. 2i8 head. There ia
continued good demand for Beef Cattle the
market is very firm. Sales were as follows;
, 1861-12-14

II Jew-ett 4 Co., grocery auction house,
Sc Dearborn street, sell by catalogue, at 10 s.
m, 900 dozen brooms, 100 barrels maekerel
and herring, 200 kegs white lead, 100 cases ale
and sch,mpps, also, tobacco, soap, 100 barrels
liquors, and general groceries.
, 1861-12-14

S An adjourned meeting of the Union
soidiers' Aid Society 8in be held at the Or
phan Asylum on Saturday, Dec. 14th, at three
O'Clock. A full attendance is desired, as busi-
ness OF Importance will come before the meet
trnr
, 1861-12-14

LAST CHAScE.-The Indies Of Christ Church
give their last dinner at Bryan Hall to-day.
As tllis is the last opportunity afforded to ell
courage the laudable object Of removing their
church debt, NC hope our citizens will
promptly and 1ibtrllly improve it.
, 1861-12-14

~ That rubber moulding and weather strips
are just the thing for comfort and economy. Brad
street will call upon all who wish to examine,
whether they wish to bny or not, if you will ad-
dress P. o. box e13 dec1aqt
, 1861-12-14

This Company. which was formerly. attached to
Col. Wilson'S Regiment. at Geneva, isno7y CON
nected with the Dement, Pha1anx which has gone
into winter quarters Mt Dixon. The barracks are
good as any in the State. This is decidedly the
crack Company Of the Regiment. Capt. Sti1nson
i an old soldicr. Having several year service
N the British army, he is just the man to take
VIM. Howell has also seen service under col. MQl-
hgan. The Company is rapidly filling up-a few
more men will be accepted. This Il strictly a
with the test rifles. It is composed OF ali coed
Eardy men: many Of them among the best citi-
zeDs Of Will county.
, 1861-12-14

= 5000 Drums, all sizes, with calf skin heads:
also, general assortment of improved Accor-
ueonf, BrasR and String Instruments, etc. for sale
at cost by j. Bauer 80 Sonth Clark street. Tdc1412t
, 1861-12-14

HYATT BHoT8Ens & Co.'S KNIFE AND SCISSORS
suARpEsER.-Hasing perfected arrangements for
the extensive manufacture Of this cheap and oaz.-
attic patented machine, we harenow opened al Of
fee for the sale Of County RigAts in the States Of
Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, Kansas,
Iowa. Minnesota and Wisconsin For information
call at onr Office or address us By letter.
,.... HYATT Bros. & Co.,
, 1861-12-14

Market-Fifat board firm; second board weak
SALES OF ILLINOIS BosD SEcuR1T1Es-Thc fol-
lowing sales Of stock were made at auction in
New York, last Wednesday, By Adrian A. Muller
By order Of Jesse K. Dubois. Auditor Of the State
AL
, 1861-12-14

Carpenter, u. Whitbeck IS. 2. Gale, John Wi. i.
son, IRAN Nye, r Peck. Pr: D. Brainard, Jas. P.
Sheahan-
Those Of the above named committee (Hho
have not got them) will receive railroad passes
to and from Washington, by applying to 8. D.
Ward, at the Comptrollcr's Office.
The opera.
The first grand operatic concert of the
Hincklcy troupe will be given at Bryan Hall
on Saturday evening, Dec. 21st, on which oc-
casion will appear Miss Isabella Hinckley,
Brignoi, Mancusi, susini and Mo1lenhauer,
the whole under the charge Of Anschutz. The
programme and full particulars VIC shall give
hereafter The sale of seats will commence
" Thursday. the l9tl, at nine a. ~, at H. II.
niss'ns's music store.
c,aeago -, has always sustained the opera
most hoesalls and is regarded b7 the ;mpyrssa-
| rios as TIC oest point out Of New Yorl, We NAV
certainly ash IL not demand, an operatic season
| at the Theatre. We arc con6dpnt M,n,oor
Mcsleker Will consent. All the acccssor;es
| the chorus singers and orchestra can hr nno.
| vidcd in tlis city. The .nusica, nu,,1;o ~,
not rest satisfied with operatic sclcct;o,s
Let us have the opera entire.
NEW CATTLE GARDs.--Thosc intcrca+aa
| will be pleased to know that Mcss.s. CT
Aoomis d Co, have opened new cattle and
| stock yards at Cottage Grove, on the Lake
shore and railroad. These yards are new,
tiry and clcan-and will be arranged for the
comfort Of cattle and hogs. From its pleasant
| location IN the grove and the fact that the soil
, 1861-12-14

The ESoS SOLDIERS AID SocIETI.-The
ladies Of South Chicago have organized s'the
Union Soldiers Aid Society,"" aud have elect
ed Mrs. Myrick, President; Mrs. Charles Fol-
lansbec, Vice-President;. Mrs. 4. Bigelow,
Treasurer, and Mrs. sacket Secretary, and ad-
journed to meet on Saturday, December 18th
at 8 O'Clock P. H., at the Orphan Asylum. a
full attendance is desired.
, 1861-12-14

sae S"ASuEo naI, mas accepted from Col Ran
kln commission to raise company for the
Isl regiment Of z. S. Lanccrs, now nearly full
and Fepdezyousing at Detroit, a volunteer Or
Ganization which WAS commenced sonc
months ago, but has been delayed by the Sc
cesslon prosecutions to which Col. Rankin
was subjected In Toronto. The corps is to he
spiendidly uniformed and armed with lauccs
IN addition to the usual caTalry equipments.
1hls formidable weapon has never been used
N tnss country, though all European armies
nave always had large bodies Of cavalry
aianeo 10 its usc. The Introduction Of it into
LIE volunteer army" will probably result in
1u1hlue II Permanent arm Of the service. as
the 1oea is faSorahly entertained by the heads
OF departments and By Gen. Mcclellan.
Capt. Ware is well known tn ns and &c
most excellent man for the position Ia v;,1
accept none but the bust men fnr =, ho e.
tends to devote himself assiduous}v tn +1,a
duties Of his new profession, he desires =,
have men who will repay his lahors in the;r
behalf HIS recruiting Office is now ope,, ",
this city at 119 Dearborn street, and NC advise
all who wish to serve in crack corps unacr
good captain, to enlist under his auspices.
ToCEo MEs's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
War MEETING A71HE BAr71sr CHCacu,-The
large lecture room Of the Church WIS crowded
List evening to listen to reports from several
gentlemen, IN reference to the wants of the
Chapla1ns II supplying the soldiers with rcIiy-
lous feading. While the Government has pro-
vided bountifully for the physical wants Of the
SOLDIER, and Chaplain, aEa spiritual ruide tbe
, 1861-12-14

t Go to the TRIBUNE Office for your printing,
dees1yr
y Go to John jones' 119 Dearborn-st., andget
your clothes cleaned and repaired. noy12
, 1861-12-14

THE 18TH ILLINOIS CAvALKY.-Tlis rcgi-
ment, under the command Of Colonel Arno
Voss, yesterday took possession Of their quar-
ters at Canp Douglas They arc the same
heretofore occupied by the Second regiment
of the Douglas Brigade. Captain Potter, tho
division Quartermaster, has delivered them
two hundred complete uniforms.
, 1861-12-14

MAJ. SLEs1MEE.-This patriotic soldier ar
rived in this city on Wednesday last from the
Seat Of War in West Virginia He has been
seriously i'll for some time past, 50 much 80
that his life was in jcapordy, His friends
will he glad to learn that he is now GONZALES
cent, although reduced by his Illness, and TINT
careful attention will in time restore him
to complete health.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-09
100000 GUARANTEED! !!

$lOO,OOO GUARANTEE !!
Buck White Lead and Washington Media
Zinc.
Blu z = III 3 $50
BUCK LEAD
100 pounds will cover as much surface 1875 pounds
ofOther White Lead.
BUCK LEAD.
Painting done with pure Buck Lead is twice as dura.
bl as other leads.
BUCK LEAD.
Is lwhiter and more brilliant than any other known
White Lead.
BUCK LEAD.
Is superior to the finest English White Lead for soft.
ness ana beauty,
BUCK LEAD.
Every Body Should buy Buck Lead
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
Is superior to any other ZINC the World for extreme
whitenes and brlIancy
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
Is unrivaled for body covering properly so pound.
Will do us much painting 75 pounds oi other Zinc
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
Has no equal for durability il twice as long
as other Zinc Paint. EEE,
FRENCD RICHARDS q CO.
MANUFACTURERS,
Tenth and Market Streets, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
6TFor sale in Smyrna by all Dealers
Smyrna times., 1861-05-09
DO YOU KNOW TIP

co<vCNPT1ON n THE MOST FATAL sCoCTGE OF
MANKIND. II has been truly regarded as An TScrRA-
EENAIADY-ew surviv .ng its attack. " One t=th
q ths Iehols hunHn Td0p," says Or. CHURCHILL and
LATiON Il most civilized communities IFRIsIi BY TI.L3
LISEAGT." What a sad commentary the boasted
sGeaey Of the Healing Art
Tho brilliant seovory Of Dr. Churchill made to tho
lnpsral Academy ofRcAcinc, Of Paris has proved an
ts.idAe boon to tho world. By the use Of this Raw
Aaa poMarfll reneiieL nnent known Chemistry
Smyrna times., 1861-05-09
THE HYPOPHOsPHITEs.

~TAs CURE Of CONSUMPTION, oven In the
seeOnd and Third Stages Cat q period, therefore,
when there can be dOubt ns to the nature OF
the Di@ease) ls the ECLE, while DEATH Is THE
EXCEPTION" 'I KNOW, aaya Dr. G..
ethnt they Will prove not only as SURE A REM
EDT In CONSUMPTION ne ouiaine is in Intsr-
mittent Fever, bat Glso ns efcctunI n PRE6ER-
VATIVE "a Vaccination In Small POx."
Smyrna times., 1861-05-09
Advertisements.
Peninsutar Railroad Line.
CIIANGE OF HONR

On and after Monday ,Ap'I5l 1861, /,
Trains for the accommodation Of
passengers will run as follows until
further notice: (Where not olher-
Z WISE nnled, nailY eXcept SUNDAYS.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-09
Discovered Ot Last /:
GREATEST CURE IN THE WORLD FOR
PAIN.
Prof: Chas. DE Grath's
ELECTRIC OIL.

This oil is the only sure remedy in the world fo
tho Cure of rheumatism, Deafness, Gout, Neuralgia
Lumbago ScIaucl, Spinal and Bronchial complaints
Tic Doloreax Headache, Cramps, Group Piles, Eel
Ons Spralns and Bruises, Gus and Wounds, SwelleC
GlaRds, Stuff Joints. Scrofula ErysIpelas Sore Nip
plies, Swelled Breast, Womb Disorders, Salt Rheum
Canker IN the mouth and Stomach. PaplIaIion
Eruptlons, Caked Breast, C4unsey Sore Throat Palsy
Pleurlsy, Ulcers Lock Jaw. Heart Burn, Tooth and
Ear-ache, Nervousness, CosIIveness. Burns, Sore
Gums OF teethlng infants, Iemorrhage. Abcess, Stiff
Necks Broken Breast, ChbaIns, letter. Shingles
Frosted Feet Fever and Ague Chapped hands. OF
any Diseases that are painful the only ari
Gle ever brought before the public that will do Its
work perfectly IN flOm three 10 twenty minutes-has
been used by tho Isands and pronounced 10 be the
best remedy ever discovered.
The Oil acts the system with eeCtrcity-is oil
pure vegetable preparation. Not the slightest danger
of applying itou NardIy or inwardy. ltat once gives
permaI ent cure-In most cases from ten TO twenty
minutes.
The best Psychologists of Europe have discovered
that all organic arrangement OF the animal system
the effect OF an ObSlructCn OF the physco-eecIrc fluid
in the organ diseased. skilltul application Of this
Oil puts immediate motion to The fluid and the
cure is atence accomplished. No bleedIng,-Ro Nom.
itIng purging or blIsrrng Is resOrIed 10.
REMARKABLE CURES.
: 500 will he gwen II any Of The following persons
cannot be found.
500 they not of the highest respeC liability in
the city of Philadelphia and vcluliy.
RhenmatiSm--F. DUFFY. Esq ,csrner Of Locust and
Twelfth ST., Phliade pima.
RLeumafm-W. BLANCHARD, 2O6 Eleventh street
Philadelphia
RheumatiSm-JoHN CLINTON, 70 N. Ninth st Phila
DO David SIreittch No. l i burn st.
Sprdined WriSt--W. Franklin, % s Eighth ST, "a
| Feion-W. Kncade, 2I Eighth ST,
Sprdincd WriSt--J, hn Pible. 400 Arch
| Gout-James Logan, Georgest
NetrGlsia-Dr Wood, Woods Museum "
I,.Rammaiory Gout-G. W. Humphrey, Filth ane
DckensUn streets, Philadelphia.
Rheumaiism-Mrs Sarah Sutton, 332 South Eighth
street. Philadelphia
Rheumdtism-S. Seison, Filheri ST, alb Eighth Phils
Sprained Ankle, also Enlargement Of EiJOto joint
JOHN DRAPER, 391 Market st PrIce, 25 cents, 90 cts
aud 81 per hottie, Try everything else give this on,
simple Irla. For sale by dealers and druggists every
where. jan3l ly
For sne by VIM. Temple, Agent, Smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-09
GEO. II. STRADLEY,
Practical Boot, Shoe & Cater
MANUFACTURER, OPPOSITE. FOX.
WETTSG HOTEL SMVRNA DEI

w I'LL % ITO lit 'I'H HNAN4AI AIAEIt'I
-sssn The subscribe takes this method ofimforminR
wS%1 his friends and tho public generally that he
& still continues 10 manufacture those inimIta BILE
Boots. Shoes and CATERS for Ladies' and Gen.
emeu for which he has. for number OF years, been
Justly ceIebraied, and wonid say those whomay wish
he had in any other establishment in the State. As
for t stye and durability he give abundant re-.
ference ifrequisiie. .....
c,,a,~ ntthe lowest possible rates. Patent Leather
Roots made IN superior style, and warrented 10 fi.-
Dc ;cnlar attention paid 10 Ladies Caters and other
shoes which shalt be gotten up in style not surpassed
N d Repairing of all kinds done at reasonable
rates SrRo charge H. ealIiRs and sxaRipne shs
uork and aua9 nsuirsa 1nf4fy
Smyrna times., 1861-05-09
WlnoEester's Genuine Preparation"
Is THE ONLY REIIARIR

FERN ef Or. ChnrchIlIs Remedy MADE frsrn the
eriEinEa FORMULA lhe action OF tho Hypophoephtss
hIyoFoIs and specific iIeredsilo tho principle wuls
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ro~nvTL BtecD 0ES EsATIJd AGENTS KxswN The eject
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- EKALLH H1RynorA Thsy Teliere the cough disaisk
expectoration, imprcfS tle appetite, drTe5t diarrhsa
ths might ssaaa shfIs, and Jerer cease tho bowels
l-oaAe ralnlar. and THR sLEEr CAIN AVID PROFoukp.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-09
EARLIEST SIGNS Ce CQESUWPTtow.
EFFECT OF THE REMEDY.

"If' on the esrlisst appearance Of these signa Of
Consumption, the patient takes daily about ten
KFaias OF the HTPoPIosPHrTEs, he will usually
ses ihe=s al diEapSear in q period varying from
few weeks 70 few months; and By continuing the
seen~ional Ese OF the Remedy, HE WILL SPEED
III FIND HIMSELF IN THE ENJOYMENT OF
BUcH HEALTH AS HE. PEAHAPs, HAD NEVER
KNOWN IN HIS IITE REFORR.S
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

- From the Democrat, 81. Cloud, MINI.
. If You are, or have been troubled with the head
ache. send for abox {Cephalic PilIs.l so that you
may hare them in case ofan attack ifiioD
81 80 From The Advertiser, Providence, r. l.
The CeplaIic Pills are said TO be a remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one Of the
very best for that very frequent which has
'everbecnsd iscovered.
Q From The Western r. X. Gpzcte, Chicago, H.
: We heartily endorse Mr.. Spaldng, and his I'M
rivaled CephaIic Pills.
Prom the Kandml4 Valley Star, KanarLa, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the
headache, who try them, will stick to them
From the Southern Path Finder, Ne,c Orleans, La.
Try then. yon that areahiicted, and we are sure
that your testimony canbe added to the already nu-
merSus list that has received benefits that no other
medicine can produce -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09
YrsrLAxrI, Mich, Jan. IA. 1861.

YPsrI.ANrI, MICH, Jan. ii. 1861.
:. Mr. SPALDiSG.--Sir: Not long since | sent to
you for box of Cephaic Pills for the cure Of the
Nervous Headache and Costiveness, and received
the same, and they had so good an eject that soss
induced 10 send for more. So ~ s,si -
Please send by return mail. Direct 10
A. r. WHEELER, Ypsilanti, Mich.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

BEvERLr, Mass, Dec. IL, 1860
II. G.. SPALDISG, Esq.--I wish for some circulars
or large show bills, 20 bring your Cephaic Pills
more particularly before my customers. If you
have any thing Of the kind please send to me.
One of my customers who is subject 10 severe
Sick Headache, (usnaliy lasting t~o days,) tras
cured Of an anrck in one hour BY your Pills, which
1 sent her. Respectfully yours,
fi-ss~ 'fHf tgta w. Ii. WILKES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

la a RErSoLpsBuRs, FRaxKuIx Co., .OHIol
iessfeA January 9th, 1861.
HEvRr G. SrALDrNG, No Az Cedar St, N. "
Dear Sir: Tncosed find twenty five (25) cents, 70.
which send box of Cephalic Pills. Send to address
of Rev. VIM. C. Filler, Reynoldsburg, FrankIin
Co, Ohio. Yo,r Pills pork like charm-cure
Headache almost insfaafer. .. a ..lt .4i.i
Truly yours, VIM G. FILLER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

= - BELLE vERxoS, ONO, Jam Is, 1861.
HESRy c. SPALDiSG, Esq-Pcase find inclosed
twenty five cents, for which send me another box
of your Cephafc Pills. They aretruiythe best Pills
kaue euer tried.
Direct, A SLOWER, p NJ,
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., Ohio
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

CHERRIES SALEzBy virtue of .
0-cQ7rzkSSEOy issucd By ~ Clerk Of she Marshall
0ft8 >C>6<(s tnd 10 ~ diretei in fstof r. Psnelia
eWhi0ndft and Charles Whffrnorr and against John w.
Godfrey viii Offer Public sale the law directs, ~
the <U~Ce do n tn e4xn % Pypofh, Marshall
couDfy,f INDIANA on
SATURDAY.. MAYaH, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock and O'Clock. p
s n a. ss ssssfisd "a sac Il ssid
county Of Marshall, and State Of Indiana, to-wt-
The sSu1k kalf6fS 80 s,s5>< Or section twenty
fz6), township thirty 2)- north Of range two q
2<; - 5 rssf ~ 8 lSs a. &c ts%s
ca east, containing in all los 100 acres
be rents and pronts for aid seal estate
Bof SER fr snfcienf 10 satisfy said Commissions
interest," and accruirS cosrI viii at the time
and AZ kssst 81 y n; n, r'shf
or 50 mach thereof may TO fisy said writ
apl1I 23t3 i - -, O. n BAKSARDs sheriff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

DELLows, ANvILs. VICES. and all ill ki.d.
ID Of Blacksmith Tools At sssaI
nay 10 sia H. b. DICKSON &. Cos.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-09

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for ms. ~ -
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