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depth oi tclfteenhQ-p&spall leet y. water
Sir, the person who pcrpetratod that fraud
on the President should be brought to con.
dign punishment. The facts are ms he
states; tho channel is from twelve to fifteen
and half feet deep, but it is only twelve
feet in some places; and aLy vessel draw
ing over twelve feet cannot pass through
that channel to day, or even drawing rs
much as twelve feet; for it is lower to day
than it was during the months Of July and
August last, when these reports were
made.
] say that from 1871 to 1853, perpetual
changes have been going on in the waters
Of the lakes. One year the water has been
two feet higher and another two feet low.
er. One year you might perhaps use this
channel, and tho next year You could not
use it at all. The channel is not, in fact,
as deep 10y three feet as the intention va,
t. cut it when the work was commenced;
and il was by the personal solicitations Of
persons doing business on those lakos that
the engineer of the work was induced to
cut the channel through as deep as tho ap.
preparation would carry it, and trust to
Congress to make future appropriation to
complete the work.
Again the President says;
ut was not alleged that any present
necessity existed ror this narrower cut in
tho bottom of the present channel"
1T was alleged that 'prasaut necossi.
,y" existed, and "pgg5out necessity" did
actually exist at the time that bill was
first introduced. The water was no. deep
enough to float the commerce Of tho lakes,
and the "presont necessity" then existed.
True, by the providence Of God. it was af,
tcrwards temporarily r2medied, just a
similar defect would temporarily remcded,
by tho rso Of the tile on The Atlantic coast.
But he SAYS.
Captain Whipplo's os.;'n ;o amounted
to $4,000; but Congress, 10y the bill,
hayo granted $4,000. Now, iluo other
objection existed against this measure; II
would not seem necessary that the appro-
priation should have been made for the
purpose indicated"
Here he has again been led into an or.
Tor. The actual estimate foE completing
this work was &54 ,o37. II will be within
the recollection Of some Senator'S upon This
h35H that asked that the amount ot 80 y
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-02-28

gC" Weak doses Of wash boards &to now
recommended by physicians for ladies who
OF dyspepsia. Young men
troubled in the Same way, may be cured
by a p.eparolioa Of saw hose.
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Mr.. CHANDLER. | saia I would

hs am not lawyer. VIII l'aVe taat
to those who are moro capable Of disscct
inc it. The President Gays, after compile
ting his constitutional argument.
Thus a clear constitutional mode ex.
lists by which the Legislature Of Michigan
may, in its discretion, raise money to pre-.
serve the chanel Of the st. Clair river, at
present depth, or to render it deeper. A
very insignificant Tonnage dsty on American
vessels usin" this channel would be Sulil
ciont for the purpose. And as the Sc
Clair river is the boundary line between
the Uuitcd States and Canada, the pro,
vinca British authorities would doubtless
be willing to impose similar tonnage duty
on British vessels to aid the accomplish.
ment Of this object. Indeed, the Legisa-
ture Of that province have alread; eyincel
their interest on this subject, 10y having
but recently expended $4,000 on the i'm,
proyoment Of tlo S.. C.air Flats,
admit that this is true, aud admit
It with shame. The Canadian Govern.
ment has expended $4,000 upon the
channel across tho st. Clair Flat. That
channel is, every inch Of it, on American
soil; IL is IN American channel, and so
this act shows the sQl,ciulo Of the Cana.
dian Government for the protection of her
little commerce on those lakes. If tho
Unitod States wcro to be equally ~ libor.
al in their appropriations for tbs work,
they would appropriate to-day 100000
instead of @55 900, as is asked. Tic com.
merco on these lakes, the President Of tic
United States here says, is Of interest to
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sIIELF uARnMARE.

SHELF HARDWARE, O + \ l. y
~ sorts Tin Ware. aud some Wooden Ware and .
great many other Wares, too numerous to mention,
constantly on hand, at low figures. A-u Sheet Lead,
Lead Pipe, &C., &c. B. HARMON 4.
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CELEBRATED CATdBRH HNUFF.
NHIS WAS REVEALED TO Me
a after much stuGy and cNcrtou. being ;hc great
est remedy for the CaIFIh and puypa discovered
its effect /, agreeable aud remedy sure. 10 be taken at
any time when the head or thr, a. feels Js gg,,ahr.
viii be sent 80 any part of the United States on the
receipt of one dollar and uf three pc stage stamps
Direct all letters to DR.. PURlNGrON. Adrian. Mich.
nR DR.. r. will bc in Adrian the Ist LAY Of Mav,
and remain ne month. nuIlG5Sr1
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Ey- Tho Beaver Argus records tho
marriage of John CoiUuu, only threc fcet
high. No wonder hc wanted TO got
splicsd
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-UEI,UNN IinI-I,.

D. TUBBS. PROPRIETOR, JuNESVILLE. vi IL
Ills House has undergone thorough repairs. and is
now ready Tor the entcrttiump f guests IN FIRST
class style. Location convenient, aaI terms liberal
iunc3
SE1STOSs-S ENCH,NGE
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HILLSDALE ENUulNpa.

CO.Er HOUSE SQUARE. STGCNK
Pro0uetDr IIis House 1, ar-e ana cntur0 .'n.- la-
Gently r,5uil nDi diminished, anil located u "a ven.
iaut au4 l.u--.. port o.. t'.r 81 I.Il-r. I4neI.>
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DIR. PURINGrON,N

ny STANTON 4 TIFFANY, JACKSON, VIC
posite Michigan Central Railroad Depot.
Stage Onlce at this House.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
AIDES WORSTED HOODS, RICO.

NJ IRRORS-A FULL AS SOR T.
A'A ment at the lowest figures for Cash by
q ~ FERRIS
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"a. BROWN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AID SOLICITOR IN CHAN
Gerry. READING, Iiillsdllc CO Mich
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AZ" Mr.. Henry y. Rhule says in a
Mississippi paper, that he has worked
zaa,ousy for the administration Now let
him tara and work faithfully against it,
'Iis poor Rule that won; work both
ways.
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T.. %, EOSE.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR vt LAM, AND So
liritor In nClanccry. Wlattodn 90 legal ru ii..s 10
lnai3ua and southern Miclf-n ANGOLA IEU.
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a., q, WEBB.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHANCTRY
and Notary Public All Legal business proalrtIv al
tended 10. kalamazoo, Mich.
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...... :. FITXSIMNnN-.
COUNTY SURVEYOR-OknEES ADDRESSED To
Camden, will be promptF attended.
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-. b' H. bIkON
n tN:.i.' WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER. "E.
t.---S st2s spectiully Informs tho iula5ityut, OF
,SssN- ,Mfc Il il!,lao County that ia las of,uu. q
0S-l - - shop iu li.,l,!a'a tie pugpl,r ur 5c.
pairing Clock, Watches Jowclry Fans. Paraso.s, -u-
steal lEslr'mon'S Sc.
An w'r: warranted, Shrr 1T -.rrar'- Drug Stose
Nills!te, May Iy'l, ISIS. - =. BROWN.
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- =. tHiNDi.Ik,
NOTARY PlBLlC,-OFFICG AT TIE Us. INrEFs; {;
Onicc, IlillsdaIe, Mich. orti}.,7
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN CHAN
cory. Hillsdalc, Michigan. VIII attend promptly to
az kinds OF legal business anywhere IL the state OF
Michigan, northern uGiana and Ohio.
CHRISTOPHER J. nICTENsoN, lZlAI COON
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q. - PAYNE.
B0OKBINpER AND SrATONER, BLANK BOOK
Manufacturer and Ru'cr Ola Book, ~r-houuH.- .-
Adrian. Mich. Cc.l3'J,
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DENTI~TRY.
B. T.. BROWN.

dE W. STEApMAN. RESIDENT DEM
'ffyTVs fist. viii attend 90 all calls in li, Iri-
--LII-I-' fcSsion. Office over Ho.tvirl'- Store.
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GEO. w. JIINtDNItII.

" ~ isbh AAtiJr.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. AND
Solicitors in Chanccry.-ollce up stairs in Motifs
new block,
G. A. STACY. VI l. ruw AIMS
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-CiSEnSnN = NnnN

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND SC
iictorin Nhapcery. Prompt attention paid O. soc,
ring and collecting claims H. every part OF the tat
Once In Waldron's Block ortl9
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-13
MARBLE.
Premium Marble Works.
PROCLAMATION!

accordance with Section 13 Of Article second Of
q The City Charter. hereby give notice that the An
uual Election Of the city Of Marysvile, will be held on
MONDAY the 18th day of March, A. D., 1860, for the
purpose Of electng the following named city officers,
for the ensuing official year, to wit One Mayor, one
Recorder three Alderman for each Ward, one Treas.
urer, one Assessor, one Clerk, and one Marshal
AS required bv law, the polls will be opened at o..
clock A. NJ, and continue open until sunset.
WM. SINGER, Mayor,
Marysvie, March sth, 1860. mh9-td
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-13
Shaker Garden sseas, 1883.

E'kOh NEW LEBANON, fresh ami of the choicest
-. varieties, in bulk and in boxes or 100 papers
'"o' assorted, Just receive by express VIII Pannma
deel6 RICE, COFFIN h co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-13
DOtels and Restaurants.
vi MERCHANTS HOTEL.
First street, NTarysvIIie, Cal.

Sssrffr THE undersigned respectfully inform
iSSEf# Their frien and the travelling public. also
llglaSE those wishing more perma enl Home, that
A-esA@ they have le tsed the above well known and
PYPuer pn eSthS, ment, and intend kee ing 1t as a
ID CLASS HOTEL in every department.
ny reason OF eXperel ce, and strict attention to the
,u Ts oi our guests, We hopeto merit and receive
upstairs. ~ ''' N'f'NA
'Fhe House IL Open all Njrht.
noy27-my CuURCU1tI, srtvToN
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY;
List OfAgents.

per YEAR,....( by mail FIVE D0LLA"S
Ssp Months. SO 10 Three Months '''sz W
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
CORNER c AND THIRD STREETS,
MAISYSVILLF.
Stokes & Shields. ....... Proprietor

Aasae, THE Proprietors would respectfully inform
Lek their friends and the public that they have
E,sHE Gently, at great expense, fitted up this new
hskkSR Hotel in style unsurpassed by any house in
the city, and are now prepared to accommodate al
who may desire good living, well ventilated room, OF
good bed.
of sci arley's Restaurant where he was acknowledged
the best in the city his reputation is, there
fore, most avoraby established His old friends are
respectfully invited to call at his new house.
4 Z II N s:
Board per Week. ...........-- .......$7 90
Board with Lodging. ............... ...... 10 90
Single Meals .'.''.. .......- oo
Lodging .......... from so cents to ~ per night.
.iy15-my W. G. Stokes,
A. NJ. SHIELDS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-13
Marble WOrAs.
StOnumeIlLS,
Tomb aud Head stones,
MantleS, Table Tops,
WnShStnndS. &C

1--WE undersigned wish 10 inform the citizens n
- Marysvie ard Vicinity that they prep 'red to
,wn's I anything in the above line. Also CIR MITE
Snu n sand STONE for building purposes, suoh as
reasonable prices
shop ut No M. q Street bet veen Third and
Fourth streets.
tended TO- 0 ~ MsnRE Al Nv a RRo
dse14my =
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-13
PERFUMERIES.
JUST RECEIVED

Ex CLIPPER SHIPS HURRICANE and FAIRwIND
A LARGE ASSORTMENT of DRUGS, CIIEMI-
"A GALS, OILS, nf every kind VARNISIIES, BAY
RUN, PATENT MEDICINES and a large assort-
ment Of DRUGS generally, for sale extremely low at
the store of 5. L. WATTS, No. W First St,
ie22-my Near corner of d.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-13
City Plumbing Establishment
NOTICE TO CAPITALS rs.
For Sale in Sums to Suit Purchasers.

QONDSOF TH HECOUNTY OF VUBA,
n drawing interest 1T the rate OF TEN PER Gent.
per annum tvnbe sem-annu lily NJ the Off i;e Of the
treasurer pf YubI county, til, principal payable on
!u'y lst, 1861 sinking fun is provided by law +
vae rede upton of twenty thnus ind dollars 1f these
ponds, yearly. Anlega questions involved In their
issue ana payment have been closely contested fore
e Supreme Court of tn State, anil he able decision
rendered in their favor invests them with character
hgher than any B Inds in the market.
ALSO -BDnls Of the cOulty OF >Olano, drawing in
terest at the rate of SEVEN PER CENT per annum,
payable semi-annuay at the County Treasurer's Of
nse oI Sotn0 county In other respects they are the
'Sre as The fuba county Bonds described above.
Ihis presents rare opportunity for II safe invest
et Ior nine years ut high rate OF interest. they
ae ouered at discount, which the desirable,
Son Is reasonable - suppose that the present rates
sanh0t long be maintained
Eor Inrher particulars enquire at the ONCE OF the
s"u francisco and Marysvlle Railroad Company, or
d. G. HASKGN, Harysve, Cal.
sacramento Union and Sierra Citizen copy I'm and
'enu NIL to this Office decl;-tf
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For one tp'r maid - ...., .:. " SS @
three -. .,,t
,nvFRTIsING. -One square Of twelve lines anu
AO man ak lines first insertion 3d. each subsequen.
Insertion 81 So When dive be c6orred ars as the
intel vs, of six lines than three FIRST
For nv % 20 each subsequent 81. For three lines
3 ns. &c. A3isy %Ss0
OF ore SUI Ih ronth. an extra charge will he made
sna soI ~ 1ae square Of SIX lines ana more than three
For ar ~sn month AZ. cor three lines per "ontn 30
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- 1InMSE AND LON EOae

I:dA SAL .---rIlE UNDElESlGN ED
offers for sale his resdence on the corner oi FourM
ana NV nis. !, S'ise'' Nlf' J, r, ToTNAN
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TVE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
-ArrY AND WEEKLY :
nv A, S. RANDALL 81 co.
.vn.tL. s.B. CHRISTIAN, ]. F. WHITAKER,
- ceAcKBoY, W. BoULwARE, j. o. HhAILSh'
=. Il. RIDGE.
Publishers and Proprietors.
omc. corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
TERMS OF THE DAILY:

PER WEEK. .........-...'''. ON' 1''
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THE wEEKLY DEMOCRAT

,.',,,,boA avery Saturday mot.ir Q, and contains
st, ~ ~ eo,utnus Of reading matter lhe ann oi
tSe pTl fishers will be to make It Go"a ps1a anu
sSntable fferng foririendsin thN AuahtcS'a'eS'
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-11-29
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Nov ID.
FLOUR-Transation are to n moderate ex-
tent. and prices generally without material
change.
Sales 5000 bbls. at S4.75@I so for sulerine
state; $5.O5@5,20 for extra state; $4,75@5.0
for supertine western; $5,05@5.4 40 for common
to medium extra western; $5.35@5. 40 for ship
ping brands extra round hooped Ohio.
WHEAT-Market opened quiet and closed
with a moderate demand for export at full pre-
vious prices. Sales of Chicago spring at $l09L
@l ~, tie latter price for No. l; northwestern
club at Sl,l3@l,l5: Milwaukee club at Sl.l5@
LIT; winter red western at 81 ,22@l IS; amber
Wisconsin at 1,l7@l,lS, the latter for very
choice: white Michigan at ST.. .35; white Indiana
at $l;36; white Kentucky n. 81 ,40@l .42%;
choice red Tennessee at 81 l.32L.
RYE-Quiet and heavy at T0c. 81
BARLEY-Less freely offered and may be
quoted firm. Sales are 2, 800 bus state 7Oc.
CORN-The supply of corn afloat is limited
and with a fair demand. prices have advanced
lc per bu. Sales $4,000 bush at 64@65c lur
mixed western afoat, nearly all at the inside
price. and 6ST72 white -.
OATS-Little firmer with more doing, at 81
@3o for western and Canada; $685. for state.
DRESSED HOGS-Firrr: at 733a@71s.
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News from Japan.

The State Department at Washington
has received advices fom Minister Harris o.
the 5th of July. He states that the ia
panese steamer Candinmarrah had arrived
at Yedo from San Francisco, and on the
return voyage was navigated BY japanese
alone. This he says, 'is the first instance
in which vessel conducted solely BY
Asiatics has successfully crossed the great
North Pacific Ocean, and strikiugly proves
the japanese 10 be SO capable of improve
ment that they might soon placethemselves
at the head of oriental enterprise if allow
ed freely to cultivate the great powers they
possess" The commander of the steamer
with two Governors of Foreign Affairs, has
called on Mr.. Harris, saying they came by
command of the Tycoon, and were direct
cd to express TO him HISS Majestys sincere
thanks for the friendly and cordial manner
in which the commander and officers Of his
steamer were received by the the authori-
ties and people of San Francisco. They
were directed to thank him particularly for
the complete repairs of the steamer at
Marc Island Navy Yard and express the
deep sense His Majesty entertained of the
kindness and courtesy of Captain Cunning
ham, commander of the yard. The ie-
ports of the officers of Candinmarrah, and
letters received FROM the Embassy, with
full accounts Of the reception at San Fran
ciSco, and the kindness shown by all classes
of our people have produced a lively sens
alton, especially among the mobiles, hereto
foreopposed to the Treaty of Yedo. One
of the officials naively remarked to Mr..
Hnrris, ave did not believe you when you
told us of the friendly feelings of your
country for us, but we now see that all you
said was true" Mr.. Harris is of the opin-
ion that when the Ambassadors return to
Japan, relate their reception by the Presi--
dent, repeat their large experience in the
States, and when they state what they
have seen of the greatness and prosperity
of our country, it will have an important
effect on the minds of the mobiles and lead
to better state of feeling on their part to-
ward us, and toward the intercourse of for
elTn natlOnS.s ....- ~ -... .. H-4
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News.

A woman in Adams county, Ind. :, being
about to churn butter threw some boiling
water in the churn, into which one of the
children had, unnoticed by the mother,
placed an infant, and it was instantly scald-
ed to death. In her frenzy the mother
seized chair and inflicted death blow
upon the little girl. After realizing what
she had done, she threw herself into the
well, and was drowned. A Paris con-
tractor recently wagered 5000 francs
$4,000 that in fifteen days he would con-
slruct in the new boulevard de Sebastopol,
house, having cellar, ground plot, and
five floors, with an elegant roofing, the
whole in stone, brick an iron. He has
just completed the job and won his bet.
-Twenty-four BARRIERS in New Orleans
united in raising the price of shave, and
found they had cut their own noses off in
in the transaction. The people refused to
be shaved, fguratively or literally, and the
BARRIERS had to surrender.-The wife Of
Wheelock Porter, of Winona, MIMI, who
lately eloped with two men, and was caught
and recovered at La Crosse, seems to have
been bswitched as Eve was by an apple
She says the men gave her apples before
she left the house, and kept her eating
them nearly all the time, and she believes
the apples were drugged.- boy in
New Orleans was directed to boil up some
poppies in sweet oil to make medicine for
rheumatism. He mistook the directions
and boiled up lot of live puppies, for
which be was arrested.-A young fellow
disguised as an old man, placarded the
town of Elizabeth, n. j., with announce.
ments that Edward Everett would lecture
before the Young Mems Christian Union
on "The Charac ter Of Benjamin Franklin
Tickets were placed on sale at the drug
store, and about $50 taken. At the houI
appointed good audience were collected
when it leaked out that the whole affail
was swindle, and that the "agent" had
got the money and made of. He was ar.
rested when taking the cars for New York
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-11-29
Consultation or Costiveness.. "a

No one of the "nany ills flesh is heir to- Is preva-
ent so little understood, aud much neglected as
Cosiveness Often originating in carelessness, seden-
tary habits; 1t is regarded slight disorder of too
little consequence to excite anxiety while in reality it
is the precursor and companion Of many OF the most
dangerous diseases unless early eradicated it will
bring tee sufferer to untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils OF which costvenes is usual attendant
Headache. Collie, Rheumatism Foul Breath Piles and
others of like natural while train of ghtfu diseases
such Malignant Fevers, Abcesses, Dysentary Dar-
rlea dyspepsia, Apopexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis Hyste-
ria HypochaEdrasis Melancholy and Insanity first in
dicate their presence iu the system this alarming SYM
tom. Not unroquently the diseas named originate in
Constipation but take independent existence Mess
the eradicated in early stage From all these
considerations 1t follows that the disorder should
ceive i'm mediate attention whenever it occurs, and
person should neglect to get box of Cephac Pills
the first appearance of the,compaint their timely
will expel the insiduous approaches of disease and
dis troy this dangerous foe to human life.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-11-29

tsHEADAcHE is the fayorite sign by which nature
makes known deviation whatever from the natural
state of the BRAIN and viewed in this light it be
looked safeguard intended to give notice of dis
which might otherwise escape attention. till too
late to be remeded and its indications should neverbe
nelected Headaches be classified under two names
viz: Symptomatic and ldiopathic. Symtomatic Head
che is exceedingly common and is the precursor of
great variety OF diseases, among which Apoplexy,
Gout Rheumatism and all fehro diseases diseases In
its nervous form it is sympathetic of disease Of the
stomach constituting sick headache of hepathc dis
constituting bEus headache, of worms constipa
ton other disorders of the bowels renal and uer
inc affections Disease of the heart very frequent
ly attended with Headaches; Anamia and plethora
also affections which frequently occasion headache
d opathic Headache is also common, but usually
disny uished BY the of nerrons headache some
times coming suddenly in state OF apparently sound
health amp prostrating at tie mental and ply
energies and in otter instances it slowly her
aided depression of spirits aceriy of temper In
most instances the pain is in the front of the head
both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting;
under this class may also lie namsd NeHraiHia.
For the treatment of either class of Headache the
Cephalc Pills have been found I and safe remedy
relieving the most acute pains in few minutes, and by
its subtle power Graduating tie diseases Of which Sad
ache is the unerring index.