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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS

TnH AnALdAMArfoN or LANouAGRs.--T There
ID growing tendency in this age TO appro-
priase the most expressive words OF other
languages, and after while to incorporate
them into our own thus the word CephAIia,
which 10 from the Greek, signifying ''fcr the
head" IL now becoming popularised in con-
sectiou with MIR. Spafding's great Headache
remedy, but il will soon be used in more
general way, aud the word Cephslic will be-
come - common es Elecrotype and many
others whose distinction ne foreign words
has been worn away by common usage until
thsy seem "native and 70 the manor born. !"
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ET HRADAcHK il the favorite sign by
which nature makes known any deviation
whatever from the natural state OF the brain,
and viewed in this light it may be looked on
rs safeguard intended to give notice of dis
case which might otherwise escape attention
till too late to be remedied; and its indica-
tions should never be neglected. Headaches
may be classified under two names, Symp-
tomato and ldiopathic. Symptomatie Head
ache il exceedingly common, and is the pre-
cursor Of . great variety of diseases, among
which are Apoplexy, Gous, Rheumatism, and
oil febriie diseases. 10 its nervous form it is
sympathetic of disease of the stomach oon-
shutting sick headache, or hepatic disease
constituting bilious headache, OF worms,
constipatioa and other disorders of the bow
els, ~ well a. renal and uterine affections.
Diseases OF the heart are very frequently at
tended with Headaches; Apamia and pletho-
"a are also affections which frequently oc
casion headache. Idiopashic Headache is
also very common, being usually distinguish
ed BY the name Of nervous headache, some-
times coming on suddenly in a state of ap.
paren.iy sound health and prostrating ct
once the mental and physical energies, and
In other instances it comes on slowly, herald
ed by depression Of spirits or acerbity of
temper. In most instances the pain is in the
fronto the head, over one or both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this
may also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment OF either class OF Head.
ache the Cephalie Pills have been found =
sure aud safe remedy, relieving tho most
acute pains In few minutes, and By its sub
tie power graduating the Diseases OF which
Headache is the unerring index.
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bkiDoET:-Mlssus wants you to send her
boz OF Cephalic Glue, no, q bottle OF Pre-.
pared iils,-but Pm thinking that's no,
!ass u naisher; bnt perhaps yell be af.ber
knowine what il is. Yes she's nigh dead
snd gone with the Sick Headache, and she
wants some more OF that same as relaiyed
her before.
DRucolsr-YOu must mean spalding's Co.
phaiic Pills.
:. RipoST.-oca! sure Dow and you've sed
y: nsre's the qaarther. and give me the Pills
and don't be all dsy about i. aither.
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W over excitement, and the mental care
and anxiety incident to close attention to
business or study, are among the numerous
causes 81 Nerseas Headache. The disor-
dered ssate OF the mind and body incident to
this distressing complaint is fatal blow 10
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sooshes tho strained and Earring nerves. and
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Hi lad n ,orrible 'eadache this haftsfnoon
hand stepped hinto the hapotbeeafiss hand
says hi 10 the man, sCan goa hsase me Of an
'eadache p sDoes- it~hache 'ard p says e.
Increasingly, lays hi; hand upon that e
gave me ha Cephalic Pill, hand 'pon me
'onof~klt cared me so quick 'ardly realised
HI sat sad an ,cutiachc. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-18

OTBgtuAl n0gice.
To I. |. Mekenny and Robert McMurdy:
INHERkis now ils In the Office OF the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee COUNTY, Iowa 1T X co.
knk, the pstision Of ON. Crane claining arai.,st
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FACT WORM kNowING.-Sralding's Ce.
phsiic Piils are a certain cure for Sick Head.
ache, Bilious Headache, Nervous Headache
Costivenesr and General Debility.
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1850. Fall and Winter 1860.
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f66 Acres rrt tsHottr1 Land.
land IL siiuatl Ia Maries county l20 m les
west Of n. Louis, nesY the lire Of TIE Pacific
hailfnid ard half Lille ffNm Daseonade river
has = largo growth 81 valuable tnher. Iii III radd
soil, we'll adapted T. sshsar, Germ or tGbacco.
twill be sold very lAw fpF Y q, Merchandise or
Stock, or exchanges IN improved ard in this Vi
entity, Or for city psorcny.
VIM. Da0WSELL.
KecLuk, Nov. II, iha0-dlm
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-15
- Il - nbout a 60

ue may hoPeteYer 20 bring about hsat-
tn orgaaisatioa Of our own party.
NJ m,lst freak dozen the dishonest lead
ers of the Parig whose selfish conduct
short-sighted aud inceFspetent leadership.
has long since worked the rum oil the par
" 10 this TERRITORY. And for n am
inclined 10 do il by any means WITHIN
my reach as an honorable man.. me
whole vote cf L'Eau qpi Court County
does no exceed so, | was the first wEi'e
man 10 settle IN The COUNTY that Ieei
some interest in the good name OF me
county you may imagine; If tins nasty
account of matters and things relating 70
il can do any good IN the way Of vIndl-
eating yonr own cause or the cause OF our
respectable people; if any further ms
representation by our enemies be attemP-
ted, (not otherwise,) you may use 1t ID
any way you please.
1 think | have now fairly answered
YOUR letter. Your friend,
B. Y. SHELLY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-15
important Decisions.

Judge Miller of this Judicial District
recently made the following decisions;
In the case of Nuckolls against Blanchard
and others a suit brought to recover
damages from defendant, for stealing
and carrying away two females servants,
or slaves owing service to the plaintiff in
this Territory, the court held on demurrer
to the petition:tha under the Constitution
and laws Of the United States, the owners
of slaves or persons owing service in this
Territory, could maintain an action
against parties enticing and carrying
away slaves, or persons owing such
service.
In the case of Case against Case, the
Court held: That the right to grant d.
was not within the grant of Legis-
lative power, and divorces by the Legis-
lature are void.
The Court also decided in several cas-
es: That the "Stay Law" of twelve
months, with the "Appraisement Law"
of the last Legislature, could not apply
to contracts made, or rights accruing pri-
or to the passage Of the Act.
Also: That the redemption law of 1857
was repealed by the code of 1858, and
the right TO debtors to redeem in twelve
months, is not saved by the repeating
Act.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-15
Protect Yourselves from Prairie
Fires,

The horizon is now, every evening IL
Illuminated by the burning prairie-some-
times Shedding more light oyer limited
districts than the full moon, and r~iyaling
the aurora Orealis in beauty.
We hear Of numerous instances of loss
from fire in various portions of the coun-
try. Some have lost their hay, some
their corn, and others their fences
The loss sustained from prairie fires is
very great every year; and yet, erery
gear, farmers neglect TO protect their prop
erty! Their -carelessness is ~inexcusable
They do not learn wisdom in this respect,
from observation or experience. Many
people, when they cut their hay, stack it
on the stuble, thinking the fire cannot
reach il there. The consequence is, four
times out of five, it is burned up as soon
in the Fall as the grass becomes thor
oughly dry. Others burn around their
stacks early in the season, while the grass
is still green, and it consequently does not
burn up clean, and is liable to burn again
once or twice, later in the season, when
it gets thoroughly dried. In some neigh
borhoods we have heard of, the settlers
all agree that they will not set fire to the
prairie, and supinely rest under the soft
delusion that the fire cannot cross the IRA
gon roads which surround the settlement.
But some frosty night, the ''unrelenting
wind" carries the fire over the narrow
road they thought impregnable or per-
haps some wanton boy, or thoughtless
traveller, to crafty a reckless curiosity,
touches a match 10 the dried grass, and
The FIRE is not euenehed until all their
summers work is ruined.
Reader, if your hay, fences, corn, bull
dings, or any other properly is unpro,ecd
ed from the prairie, attend to it immedi.
ately, Do not wait till tomorrow. Those
who have lost the most property, both this
year and last, were "a-going to plo,U
round 1t to-mOrror.' but they delayed i,
one day to late, The best protection 10
hay-stacks, etc. Is to pIow a couple Of
burrows around it, one or two reds
apart, and, when the weather is calm,
burn between them.
The practice Of setting the open prai-
RE on fire for the fun Of seeing it burn,
regardless of the distance II may spread,
or The injury il may do 10 individuals and
10 community, is wrong-is criminal and
the incendiary who is guilty Of. so doing,
should be confined in a %penitentiary.
Ia this county, the annual growth Of
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-15
NIoBRARH, NEBRASKA,
October, 22d, 1860.

Hon. s. G. DAILY-DsdT SIR:
Your letter of the 18th instant, maxi
ing inquiry into the frauds committed IN
this vicinity at the late election, has come
duly to hand. 1 reply, to give you Gch
information as 1 can well give at this
time and | take the liberty at the same
time TO state to you some of my reasons
for taking the course which l felt at lib
ertv to take, as a Democrat IN the con-
test.
The vote of the 4Northern Precinct
was altogether fraudulent, and | have no
hesitation in saying that no election aCas
held an The precinct al all. The vote pur-
porting to have come from the northern
precinct of this county, was gotten up by
a confidential friend of your opponent,
who now lives on the Ponca Reservation
by levying contributions, as 1 understand,
upon the Floating material" about the
Yancton Reservation in Dakota Territory,
and other places people lot resident in
the county of L'Eau qui Court or the
Northern Precinct'' of the county. And
the election was held, if held at all, at
Smiths, opposite the Yancton reserya-
ton, six or eight miles, or more, north
west from the nearest point of said pre-
cinct. l do not regard this thing as wor-
thy of SO much respect as to enquire much
into it, but if it was not gotten up as sta
ted above, II was even worse-ii was a
forgery throughout, as far as the papers
submitted to the county board of canvass
eTs was concerned, but it was one, l am
happy 10 add, in which no citizen of L.
Eau qui Court County, with the exception
Of the person who committed the fraud Of
last year, had a hand.
feel confident, in case the board of
-canyassees at Omaha should lend their
high position to casting further odium up
on the people of L'Eau qui Court County,
(Which / believe not for a moment they
VII do under the shallow and barefaced
attempt that may be made to outrage US
again,) l feel confident that every man in
the County, almost, viii bear witness if
called upon, to the total ~frauGulency of
the pretended vote of the Northern pre-
cinct Of our county. They Will be glad
OF the opportunity TO vlndlcate themselves
and their county from the impu,ation res
ting upon them since last years election.
now desire to say to you, that l am
now and always have been a National
Democrat" That l have supported YOU
in this election because you are rot a
Nebraska democrat" who IS an animal,
Judging by his platform" that must
be very much either knaye. coward, or
fool, If not al these characters combined.
| voted, as others IN L'Eau qui Court
County Of my politics have voted for
an avowed Republican in preference to
encouraging a spurious concern. An
other reason for supporting YOU was: |
am convinced, as doubt not many 9th.
err Democrats are by this time, that such
a course Is the only Il left Us by which
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-15

we predict that this %Porteuticus storm
win eliminate aud burst without the she'd
ding Of blood, or even a Northern and
Southern conflict. If any blood is spill
led, it VIII be by reason Of az "irrePres-
sible conflict, " at the South, among Them
selves. N
Had we a competent man as chief Ex-
ecutive with nerve, stability, and homes
~, the bubble would burst without even
agitating the surface upon which 1t rest
ed. AS it is, however, considering the
probabilities that Buchanan VIII, as be
has before done, bend to4he will Of these
disunion traitors, and aid them by ac-
knowledging their right 20 secede, and
recognizing their ambassadors, we may
have some trouble in righting things up.
In looking over our exchanges from
all parts Of the country since the cleo
ton, we are warranted in our conclusions,
In the middle slave States there is a de-
cided opposition to anything like insubor-
dination, secession, and disunion. Even
in the extreme Southern States, in which
the Breckenridge disunion ticket prevail
ed, the vote, in u opinion shows a con-
s%ervative element in opposition to disuni>
on, sufficient to "still the storm" We
may be mistaken. We viii be slow to
believe, however, that perverted judg-
ments, and uncomfortable passions of
wicked and corrupt men can undermine
and overthrow a government which has
conferred incalculabIe benefits upon mil
lions Of happy people, and whom it has
SO faithfully guarded from foreign and in
ternal calamities ; a government which
has withstood the assaults Of ''foes from
without and foes from Within" emerging
each time not only uninjured but strength
ened and frightened. Let there be no
basty steps on the part of general gov
eminent calculated to produce conflict or
clash of arms, and we fully believe we
as a nation viii still be permitted TO say,
"Behold how good and how pleasant it is
for brethren TO dwell together in unity
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-15
The Nebraska Farmer,
1851. The New Volume. 1851.
INDUCEMENTS 30 CLUBs

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1861. We hope the friends of Agricul-
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is enlarged. We offer the following in
dueements TO clubs.
To the person sending US the largest
club Of 81 subscribers, by the first of
January 1861, we will give $50 three
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To any person sending Us a club Of 10
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Mysteries Of e-Keeping Explained .
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Address
FURNAS 4 LYAENA.
BrgTsYilio ;. 2.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-15
Guardian Sale.

In pursuancesof an order Of the Probate Court Of
Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, made on the
ninth day Of November, 1860, according to the object
and prayer Of the Petition filed IN said Court By
Michael Barnabay as Guardian Of Wm. Barnabay
the said Michael Barnabay, as such Guardian. viii on
the 3lst day Of December, 1860, &c the hour Of enc
o'clock, 7 n, offer az public sale tho following de-
scribed real estate, tO-Wi.: Southeast quarter Of sec
ton 81, township four, range sixteen, east 9th prin-
eipal meredian, IN Nemaha County, Nebraska Terri
tory. The said sale viii take place on said premises
aud the terms Of sale cash in hand for the whole
premises sold.
MICHAEL BARNABAY. Guardian.
JOHNsOs &c S~CHoESIEIr. his Att'ys,
Novem5e. 18th, 1850. nI9-GcH-S7
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-15
More About the LEau Qui Court
Frauds,

We call the attention Of our readerst to
the following letter from DR.. SHELLY, of
Niobrarah, to Hon. SAMUEL G. DAILY.
DR.. Shelly is not only a Democrat but at
this time holds an appointment under
President Buchanan. He is an old resi-
dent of the Northern portion of this Ter
ritory, and his testimony is reliable
Read it.. II