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MEDICINES.
NIOFFAT,S LIFE PILLS AND

M OEFAI'S LIFE FILLS AMI
wi PHOENIX BITTERs.
a period Of THIRTY YEARS, and during that time have
maintained high character In almost every part Of the
restoring perfect health 10 persons suffering under nearly
every kind of disease which the human frame 10 liable
The following among the distressing variety Of hu-
man diseases in which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Are well known to oe nfalble.
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first and
bile instead Of the stale and acrid kind PLATULENCY
Loss appetite, Heartburn, Headache Resessness H.
Temper, Ansiety, Lan0uor and Melancholy, which are
the general symptoms Of Dyspepsia, viii vanish, ~
natural consequence Of Its cure.
COsTIvENEss, by cleansing the whole length Of the
an yoen leave he bowels cosye within
fEvERs, Of all kinds, by restoring the blood to
such and the thorough solution Of all intestinal OBJ
structionin others.
MATIsA permanently in three weeks and GOVT in half
that time, by removing local Inflammation from the
Giles and lgaments of the joints.
DROPsEs Of all kinds, by freeing and Strengthening
the Kidneys and bladder they operate delightfully."-
on these important organs, and hence have been
found certain remedy fo5 the xors. case: Of GRAVEL
bowels the Shiny matter to which these crcature adhere
sCURvY, ULCERS, and INvETERATE SORES, By
the perfect purity which these LIE MEDICINES give to the
sCORBUrIC ERUPTIONs and BAD COMPILATIONS, by
their Alternative elect upon the fluids that feed the skim
and the morbid state Of which occasions all eruptive
complaints sallow cloudy, and other disageesbe COM
plexions.
The Of these Pills for very short time will effect
an entire cure of SALT RHEUM and striking improve
ment in the clearness Of the skin. COMMON COLDS
and INPtU ENZA will always be cured by one dose,
by two II the worst cases.
PILES.-The original proprietor Of these medicines
was cured Of Piles Of 50 standing by use of the
LIS MEDICINES alone u
FEVER AND AGUE,-For the scourge of the Western
country, these medicines will be found safe speedy
and certain remedy Other Medicines leave the system
subject to return Of the disease by these Med
icines Is permanent-TRY TBRM BE SATISFIED, AND Bs
CURED. a'r Lr --lt-'-
BILIOUS FEVERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTs.-
General Debility, Loss Of appetite and Diseases of re-
ndtcs-the Medicines have been with the most ben.
ecal results In Of this description :-Ejnos Er
and Sc'eua in its worst forms, yields to the mild vet
powerful action Of these remarkable Medicines N0ht
S,oeots, Nervous Debility, Nercius Complaints Of ali
kinds Fdlpitation of tie Heart, Printers Cole are
speedily cured. > 800
MERCURlAL DISEAsEs.-Persons whose eonstitu.
lions have become impaired by the inudicous use of Ae
curry, viii find these Medicines perfect cure as they
never fail to eradicate from the SYSTEM all the effects Of
atoms Of Sarsaparlla. 80 - = 4
Prepared and sold by wB MOFFAT.
1856 Byoad,ody, Nen York.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, deCl5 dkw1v. 81
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NOVEL ExPERIENcE--A young man named
Homer, living some ak miIes east Of Polk City,
on the prairie where trees and fences were want
ing. vas the other day placed in rather trying
position. Alarge swarm Of bees, seeking a rest
ing place, settled upon his person, completely
covering bis legs and body. In this position he
walked to the house, some hundred rods dis
tant where, obtaining box. the bees we're suc-
cessfally hiysd dxitSout injuriae him.-Des
xoines Journal, July 8.
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The Engllsh and French want Cotton.

q WAsHiSGroN, July l9.-I learn from sources
entitled to unquestionable credit, that the Bri.
fish Government acting in concert with that of
France, is about to request of the United States
Government, the exemption Of one Southern
Cotton port from the blockade, SO that they
may get the needful supplies Of the staple. You
may rest assured that the Administration will
under no circumstances concede II.
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LUMBER.
n d. RAND q co.
SEWING MACHIN ES. !
WHEELER & WILSON'S, ~ -.
81 Sewing Maohinesl
NEW IMPROVEMENTS. At REDuoxD pRIors

fm WHHELsa WILSON kAxuyAGuMHo ConpAsy
having gained ALL their suits ~ law with infringing man
snail be benented thereby, end accordingly reuod
the prices q their Sewing MsehA Aer ts dsss ~,
Of manufacture capital invesied and expenss or mss
sales; such prices q vtli enable tsn 70 nahs y cIs
0anAiocs, end, - hereeOSore, EuAxantea them = 49,
possicular. e.. n WXLniN AZsv~V
novSo-dvu No. - Js0sssoo - p 4
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Fron, Fortrese Wsproe.

"a Fl MoNRoE, July 10 AT midnight party
consisting of Capt Halliday, Capt. Edward w.
jenkins, Lieut. Johnson, and private; also,
Edward Rawlins, Major Of the Kentucky light
cavalry, r. w. Shurtlef Of the N. 7. Nlustra-
ted News, left Hampton without permission on
a scout at half past this morning. The party
were surprised in the woods, short distance
beyond New Market bridge, by 20 rebels. Raw.
lings vas instantly killed by bullet through
his head johnson and Shurtlef were also
seen to fall, ard they must have been carried
off as prisoners. The others escaped. Three
companies went out and brought in the body of
Rawlings. Maj Rawlings arrived here yester-
day morning. and was formerly connected with
an illustrated paper in New York.
The Confcdcrates fred some heavy guns last
evening from the Pig Point battery
The Quaker City picked up a man in sail
boat from Norfolk. He reports only what was
well known, namely, the raising Of the o. S.
ships Of war in Norfolk, and the riling Of can
non at the Navy Yard.
There are not 10000 troops in Norfolk and
vicinity.
i He saws that the Confederates feel sure Of
success and they are determined to fight to the
last extremity. There was much depression on
account of the rebel defeat in western Vir-
gipia lE2H SEQ a5a1 ~ s9b
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WASHINGTON, July 22-Gen. Mcclellan has
been summoned by the Government from Yves
tern Va, to repair to Washington to take com
mand of the Potomac. Gen. Rosencranx takes
his place in command of the army Of Western
Virginia. 800
The corps de armee at Washington is to be
instantly recognized and increased. These or
ders have already been given. Offers of regi-
ments already raised are being made and will be
accepted with such rapidity as to ensure that
this will be accomplished.
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Bosrcs, July 20.-rhe inward freight depot
Il the Bsssa . Asius q ske~ss 1asssseved s.
lne this nSsGfngs A considssiibls quSStifvt 81
nerehasdiss stored thsss was badly damaged.
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PnADELPHlA, July 22.-Gen. Patterson's pre-
sence at Manassas Junction, is a mistake. He
was yesterday at Harper's Ferry, with portion
Of his command awaiting the arrival of General
Banks a4r.t..t,.,s-F 80 ,y-.
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BOOK BINDERY.

GTEPHEN T. ACRES,
BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURES, E
In CoolbaugNs Block, Aain ST., Burlin9ton Losod.
Binding every description done TO order Blank Books
ruled and In style. Paper blanks &c.,
ruled to any pattern. jan 2bpy.
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NEW York, July 2l.-Arrived schooner s. J.
Warning, captured by the privateer JEFF. Davis,
on the night of the 10th, when so miles south
Of Charleston. The steward, VIM Falon, Kill
led three Of the prize crew with Ratchet, and
another two. Two were released on promising
to assist in working the vessel
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MRS. WINSLOW,


An experienced Nurse and Female Physician presents to
s.= the attent ton Of Mothers, her
500 T FL l. G SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
Which greatly facilitates the ofteching BIZ soe
ing the gums, reducing all Internationally allay ALL
PAIN and spasmodic action, and Is sure - %
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon It, mothers It win give rest to yourselves
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
not only relieves the child from pain but invsorates
the stomach and bowels corrects acty and gives tone
and energy to the whole system. win almost instantly
relieve SD "a -
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND collie.
snd overcome commissions, which speedily remeded
end In death. We believe the BEST AND sUREST
REMEDY IN THE WORLD, In all cases Of DYsENTERY
AND DIARRhHA IN CHILDREN, whetheri It arises from
Ieething or any other cause. We would say to every
Mother who has child suffering from any Of the
0mpains, DO NOT LET TOUR PRxJuDIcEs NOR rHE PREJU
picEs OF OTHERS stand between you and your suffering
enid and the relief that will be SURE-yes ABSOLIJTE
Lf sUhE-to follow the of this medicine II timely
used directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac smile of CURTIS PER
hiNs, New York Is on the outside wrapper -.
SOLD by Druggists throughout the World,
Principal Office 13 Cedar Street. Nv.
PRICE ONLY IS GENTS PER BOTTLE.
~rs-rhiS-dt~fe - rsHtE tlIt-s 5alsI5
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BosroN, July 22-Orders have been received
Fastening the departure of che 18th Regiment,
Col. Webster, which viii leave tomorrow night
via Fall River. The 18th Regiment, rife, Col.
Leonard, and Major Cobbs splendid battery of
artillery, will probably leave within week.
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!, Is HavegYva.l'

nc OmonnAMs July lS.-Ihe KanAwna CORES
pc1dens q - He1oeoDs undeg dAee q noon q
The 18th, says that re morning - - lsse
General Coz ordsssd The 18th ONO ana svo
oe1panies Of the alst Ohio, two guns Of the
Cleveland Artillery, end - WESTON Cavalry, 70
reconnoitre for suppoGsd masked battery over
tie mouth Of Peps crock On feacning sne
creek, four mica from Gen. Cox's head quarters,
they discovered tie 'saeny, 400 sssong, en-
srsnchsd - Scofry Hnl vithia masked battery,
and from = LOG house our men, AFTER nfing iorsy
roanda. crossed tie crsek and silencsd the mask
Sd battery, bat their ammunition giving ous
they were compelled 20 retire. One gun OF tae
nasked battery ~ Afterwards remounted and
opened 6re upon our men Capt. Allen, Com
panv b Of the alst Reeimsnt Of Ohio. and
f;...ts por,..o, "a 49,. ,..s... -... Lila ~
' =. $500
alst Ohio. vas badly vo.nded and taken prison.
J. -, w..s--r 80 r.. -, MI - IN.
=. ~. u - ~. .'s ...... 80, - 80.
AZ Aentucky. ana Ool. De vhilorss VI s.so A's'
Ohio, had not been heard from. and as isss ac.
counts IL IA sunposed they were killed or taken
- Is " 10y =. =
SEQ launday Special 70 Havk-Hye.l
f.so. oii., 10y - -.
Col. AcNe'i, AZ Fuiton, srt'veo nele s'''.
Ing, hsving left there ct noon to day. he re-
IL
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From (,allforni..

Fir. KEARsEY, July 2O.-The pony. express
passed here to day from San Francisco 10th
The Union Democratic Convention nominated
John Cauness for Governor, Richard Irwin for
Lieutenant Governor, Henry Edgerton and Jos.
NcKibbiii for Congress
J A fire in, Marysyille destroyed property to
the amount of $4,000.
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q NEW ORLEANS, July 2s-Richmond, yester.
day. Fighting commenced near Manassas at
o'clock this morning, and became general about
l2-contii ued until about Z, when the federal
lists retired leaving US in possession Of the field.
Shermans celebrated battery of tight artillery
'taken-terrible battle with great Slaughter on
both sides-impossible to give details tonight.
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correspondents says the battle has been one of
the severest ever fought on this continent Up
to o'clock, our troops had driven the enemy :
distance Of nearly 2 miles. As the enemy fell
back from one position, it was only to another
equally strong, and at everv point fresh rein.
forcenents poured in almost without limit as to
number. There can be no doubt that their force
was at least double oarsi sa y ~ 2tsssaas 9siE
The Fire Zouaves were terribly cut up while
drawn up t0make an attack, they were assailed
by concealed battery with strong support on
their flank and were forced to break. IL is eaid
that both Col Frankom and Lieu. Col, 10 Croe.
or are killed but it may not prove true, the lat
ter at all events WIS severity wounded Col. Han.
Ter was wounded in the throat }aB sa5a,
a Col. Slocum OF the Cd r. l., and Capt. Dem
mis- Of the LIST, reported killed. Gov. Sprague
had his horse shot under him. Major BALKAN Of
the r. l., was severely wounded in the hand and
thigh by Q cannon ball. (Signed.) ~
H. J. RAYnoxD.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-After the latest In.
formation was received from Centerville at 1880
last night, series of events took place in the
intensest degree disastrous. Many confused
statements are prevalent, but enough is known
to warrant the statement that we have suffered
ip Z degree which has cast gloom over the
remnants of the armv, and excited the deepest
was tremendously heavy on both sides, and on
ours is represented a. frightfal We were ad.
vancing and taking their masked batteries era.
dually but surely, and by driving the enemy to.
wards Manassas Junction, when the enemy
seensd to have been reinforced by Gen. John
sson, who it 10 understood took command, and
comnenced driving " back, when
. panic among our troops suddenly occurred.
and regular stampede took place.
It Is thought that Gen. Mcdowell undertook
to make stand tor about CenterviIle, but the
panic was 90 fearful that the whole army be.
came demoralized, aud it was impossible 70
check them either ct Centersille or Fairfax
G. b. Gen. Mcdowell intended 70 make another
stand at Fairfax @. H., but our forces being in
full retreat, could not accomplish the object be-
yond Fairfax Court House. The retreat was
kept until the men reached their regular en-
portion of whom returned 70
them, but still larger portion coming inaide
~ entertainments. large number Of the
troops In their retreat fell on the wayside from
exhaustion, and scattered along the route. All
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

Jsiat RESOLUTIONS ON Neutrality.
fths 1sllSwiss joint Resol ntions, Intro.
'lnced ia the eenste Of our State by Gen
Ell Steele. Of Psrke. wero unanimously
MdoPted on Tuestisr. The. Goth uf:. ti''ih
Join Resolutions IN relation to neutral-
ity IN time of war, and to certain consti.
tntonal. Obligations which rest upon the
<3ovesusnous OF tho United States, and on
the several State Governments of the
rniopssaGsSa q rBGHs1Br
LIE II resoirsd BY the General Assem-
iy If he STATE Of Indiana. Tha, in time
Of 80 b4wse,f the G.rernment Of tie
UftsdSta,cs ani its enemies, no Statc Of
tisJhsosshsA Slright 70 Tepu hate us con.
stiiu,ional obligations so TAR as to assert its
neutrality in such a war
2. Be IL further resolred. That a con-
stitutional obligation rests upon the Gen.
csa Gersspent,sf the Gnited States .an "A
upcsAiket @vcsa1 State 6 ovsrn raents. 10
support the National Constitution. enforce
the laws, and protect the lives. liberties.
WeUtx end pih Unconstitutional. rights of
dsizehs Ia oil paris of the Unioa Thai
the people Of Indiana acknowledge. the
Li9din8 forc Of this obi CATION. and that
msdef -the authority of the United State
they viii hold themselves in readiness Ia
furnish nili,sry fore 70 cooperate with
the hicnds of1the Union 10 any, State whess
the constitutional rights OF patriotic chi
zelS.ars ~, shall be aseailel IN traivors
md Harmed enemies o: the National G ov-
eminent.
Bet furtAer yssolp<d. ,Thataaintention
exists on shePart ofthe peoplcAof Indiana
10 interfere. in any way. with the laws or
dorRsetse Institutions Of Kentucky or any
otI& See nor isit the intention of the
Safe OF Indiana that any portion of her
resources of either men or money shall
ever b! sYHSycd <efi&s aiecst Dr indi-
rectiy, IN any aggression upon the institu-
tion Of slavery. or any constitutional right
b1fd<Ad @ an3 GTl5d 6tafexsf 4 81
Bea further resolved. That the people
OF Indiana remember with gratitude. the
gallant cosddet of KentuckSans. who came
Is volunteers and poured ont their blood at
4ppecanoe. and at other -battle-felds
within 3orr borders. to ai'i in protecting
the wives and children of fndianians from
sta tsssahawka and scsIping-knifsi of
ssvsges. and that we stand ready at the
call Of Kentucky. or any other State. to
aidtben1as brothers, relatives. and friends
IN hdefencs Of their homes and firesides.
against the assaults Of all enemies. espe-
Sally those Yhos under, tho trsiterops 90
ceszlon hAg o. South Carolina. are in open
rebellion against tho glorious old fag of
the Uni6S. which shiust aud shall Be pre-.
BsR fsr1ss rssolyed. That his Excel
escy The Goyernor Il Indiana. be snd is
hsreoy Repeated to transmit . copy of
these resolutions to the President of the
United Ses&est Andad the several Governors
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

From the Democrat. st. Cloud, MINI.
Hyou are, or hare been troubled with the head
ache. send for Dor, (Cephalic Pills., 50 that you
may have them in case of an attack.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
e2fNusa 81 dsssee and tbs hon. q Of
G1ikzLaaeL III ! ff,<TT !

Othns lie 1t ever. when freemen shall stand
Between their loved home and foul wars
'ieoEee:f - OLE
'iest With victory and peace. may the heav-
or, rescned land
oafslzsfhe power that hath mad. aud
preserved us nstioni
hon coaqsier ne rIuss, when our cause is
20 jest.
4SntsHb be oar m otto. ria God IS our
sruss;;"
lAnasths, Star Spangied Banner in trium ph
Ger the had Of tho free and the home Of
: the brave! -. s.-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

From the Western X. X. Gazetfe, Chicago, III.
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding. and his un-
rivaled Cephalic Pills.. sss.,.-,.sss'-s - ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

IN From the Advertiser. Providence, r. I. fss
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkable
effective remedy for the headache, and one Of she
very best for that very whichhas
ever been:discovered.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
MOFEAT'S
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
THESE. MEICINES have now bee,

lIIc IIIIS 6UU III HOGUIX nIIu8ESs
II 80 sts Ilf' =
UyUESE MEICfNES have nov h..r
- =, -r.,,l q. - -. - 1870
= DeIore INC pn1 s ,'r pssoo o. Ia ~
s",o., ar,r ~ IN cla S.- III,
immediate power q restoring PERFECT heais e .rssns
human ifams l. liable. -''' - 1'-es " -'- '-'
ihe plo"mg are AIMING 'he distressing 'AI'e'y o. ~
man diseases IN ~nien IN, ~~
FL ILL. nj, LIT
'I pysPEPSIA bS ,horSsssIy es,se n. frs, md
second stcmachf, and creating fss atsys hralthy Ill.,
instead 81 the stale and aer,d Kind; AANeI Lose
rExpsR, AsxIErY. LAscreR. and NFIAxcols With are
the general symptoms ef Dyspepsia win vanish.
urai ccnsequsn nee Of ne cure.
with solvent process and without violence ali
si.sn. have The bowels ss,ss. within Day,
lar eircuiaiion through Issrir.iion
cases and the thorough solution o. antestina obstruc
ton IN others 80 17s 80 efite-t 9 ~ .rt ~
TTsN <rmanensly in ,hrs ~ns ard ccrT N h.f ih..
fine ~ removing lcnl iudamoe1on OD The mu1rbe sd
s TRo@si q 'e e 's1 sa ana
the Kidneys and hlsdder they crs~ most cf
these important ano hense nsss ssxr eeA 0sho
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
VIM. c. FILLER.
YpsrLAyri, MrcH., Jan. IL, ls6

YrsrLAyri, MfcH, Jan. IA. 1861.
Nh. SrxLDirc.-Sir: Not long since 4 sent to
you for box of Cephaic Pills for the cure Of the
Nervous iHeadache and Costiveness, aad received
ihe same, and hey had so good an eject that ,ras
indaced 70 se'sd for more.
Please send By return mail. Direct to
sees A. R. WHEELER, Ypslauti, Mich.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

az BELiE VERNON, Ono, Jan. Is. 1861.
Henry c. SrALDISG, Esq-Please find inclosed
twenty-five cents. for which ssrd me another boz
OF your Cephalic Pills. They are sruiythe best Pls
haze euer tried. ~ --..--r ',se..
Direct, A. SLOWER, p. NJ.
Belle Vernon. Wyandot Co.. Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

As these Testimonials scere unsolicited BY Mr. SrALp
. ING, they a6'rd unquesfiono6ie proof Of the eff
eaey Of this truly scientific discovery.
b. & .isr f,ei MAsoSvILLE. CosS., Feb. s, 1861
Ma. SrlLDrSG.--Sir: I have tried your Ccphaljc
Pills. and like them treii that want you 20 send
me two dollars worth more. y. .sf.fsfn .ff.
Part of them are for the neighbors, to whom I
gave few out of the first box eos from you.
Send tho Pills by mail and obligc
Your obedicnt servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
HAvERfoRD, Pa, Feb G. 1861.
Mn. SPABpfSo. Sir: wish you 10 scRd me one
more box ut your Cephalc Pills. Haze receip,d a
great deal Of benefit from them.
Yours respectfully.
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE.
SPRUCE CREEK, HUSTiSerox Co., Pal
January Is, 1861.
IL C. SrsapsSS,-Sir: You viii please send me
two boxes of your Cephalic Pills. Send them i'm.
medately. Respectfully yours,
JNO. b. SIMONS.
p. S---Ihnre usrdon. Dor Of your Pills, and fnS
them crcellent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

BEVERLY. Mass. Dec. IL, 1860.
H. c. SrALprSc. Esq.-I wish for some circulars
or large show bills, TO bring your Cephalic Pills
more particularly before my customers. IL you
have any thing Of the kind please send to me.
One of my customers who is subject to severe
Sick Headache. Casually lasting t~o days,) sras
cured Of an aarek in one hour 6y your Pills, which
sent her. Respectfully yours.
'g w. B. WILKES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
RrrsobD.svas. FaAsxLis Co, OHro,(

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Dear Sir: Tnclosed find twenty five (25) cents, for
which send boz of Cephalic Pills Send to address
Of Rev. VIM. C. Filler. Reynoldsburg. Franklin
Co., Ohio. Your Pills icorE Ike eharm-eure
Headache almost instanfer. ,.t.
80 Truly yours, WIN. C. FILLER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

FTom the kanoscha Iaiiey Star. KanaseAa, "a
We are sure that persons suffering with the
headache, who Try them. vill stick, to them
From the Southern Psth Ffsdfy. HeH Orleans. Ii.
Try them. yoa dat are aa1icsed, and we are sure
that your testimony cane added to the already nu-
mereus liss thsthas rcrcivct beucss that - oshsr
medicine can produce. - 3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16
From the Eraminer. Norfolk. Va.

.-. From the Examiner, Norfolk. Va. q
Cephalc Pills accomplish the object for which.
they were made, VIZ: Cure Of Headache in all its
forms. ilnna. i saf
aTher have been tested in more than thousand
cases with entire success. s.sst. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-05-16

BsR ysrtA<s rssolsed. That his Excel
eAcy the Goyernor 81 Indiana. be and is
hsrsby Repeated to transmit copy of
these resolutions to the President of the
United 6eates Andad the several Gevernoss
sftks6<s&es Of the Union..s DIE 5iI'' ?