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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09
<uow TO REGAIN LOST HrALTu-Tbe blood

<HOW TO REGAIN LOST HEALTI-Tbe blood is
tud, which ditlsing itself throughout the en-
tire animal organization, gives life aud action the
The arteria system penctrstes to every organ and
these ia turn, Civ. to the matter thus their
peculiar character. The vital principle is that my-ter-
ious pow within, which acting thrCuX Xh tn. blood,
couuterscts disease ard repairs the rayages Of time
long its Nisor and activity cOutinEe superior the
assaults Of time and the in which indulge,
socuTeia the enjoy yment Of health From causes
which too fruitful to lie mentioned here, ds
gain lodgmeni in the systeIu and all the varied
toms attendant upon CONSUMPTION, iasten their deadly
fanss upon the sufferer. 1t is cheering TO know that
re,dy has at last been found to the fcrms
ofpumouary complaints if applied in season. DR.. ..
Phelys Browns AcAcan Ba-sm is prepared with 3rect
oye its effect upon the blood and secreOus This
comparable medicine has already cured thousands of
grateful beings from death by Consumption, and its
wouierous efficacy this terrible disorder we'll in
all Of serious inroats upon health attended with
extreme debility, il acknowledge by all When from
any cause the vital force becomes eueebie the Acan
Balsam puts forth its properties, the s.mu
lated into activity, aud healthy blood il furnished in
abundance Its happy nhurucc il felt upon all the
cretpns aud every particle of disease is mad. to vanish
before the heahu, life gyin, prousting-, thus called
forth. The ACAcIAS BALs,s is sold at 81 per large 4
hottie and may he obtained Of J. BAKER &Co, II
Lewisburg, Sole Agents who has al.o "a small nun II
Der Of specimen bottles, price 25 cents, thus pla
cling it within the reach Of every person 10 give II
this remedy u trial.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09
LEwIsBURa. July 4, 1861


GENTLEMEN Your kind letter of the
10th of March was handed me, in which
you ask the use of my name in connection
with the President Jud gship of this Judi
cial District. As you are well aware, l
never have been an aspirant for office,
nor have any such aspirations now. But
a request coming from large majority of
the members Of the Bar of this county,
without distinction of party, embracing
every member residing in the county seat,
(thc eminent senior of whom having been
my legal preceptor,) is well worthy Of a
serious consideration.
On consultation with some Of my friends,
and at their solicitation, | have come to the
conclusion, though reluctantly, to yield to
your request and have only to add, that
if placed in nomination, and elected, [ will
cndeavor to discharge the duties Of the
Office to the best of my abilities, and with
despatch and impartiality.
Very respectfully, yours,
G. +. MILLER.
To James F. Linn, Geo. A. Frick, VIM.
Van Gezer, VIM. Jones, A. ii. Dill,
Sam'l H. Orwig, John B. Linn, JAS
Chambcrlin, VIM. Cameron Jr., J. NJ.
C.Ranck, j. Merrill Linn and Alfred
Hayes, Members of the Bar Of Union
County.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09
Thirty-Seventh Congress, Special Sc

July 4.-In Senate, all the Free States,
with Delaware, Maryland and Kentucky,
and Polk of Missouri aud Jotnsoo Of Ten
uessee, were repre.ented-l3 in all.
Mr.. Chaudler, Mich, gave notice Of a
bill to couhsca,e the property of the lead
ing Rebels, to compensate the unionists
for their losses.
MrWilsou, Mass, offered several bills
for the support Of the Government.
Iu the House, GALUsHA A. Grow, of
Peun'a, was elected Speaker, receiving 90,
Blair Of Mo. IL, Crittenden of Ky. II, and
Sc scatteriog-lj9 votes in all.
EMERSON ETuERIDGE, Of Tenn, was
chosen Clerk, having 92 votes, FOruey Al :,
ard "a scattering.
Edward Ball, Of O., Sergeaut-s.-Arms +;
Ira Goodeuow, Of Ny, Doorkeeper; Rev.
Mr.. Stockton, Chaplain.
Mr. rVallahdigham, Secession Democrat,
of Ohio, gave notice of his intention to
Introduce bill TO repeal tie T,rjG lct Of
1851 % aud revise that Of 1891.
On Friday, the Presidents Message
was delivered: but, not reaching US until
Saturday evening, We can print only part
Of it to day.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09
Sabbath In Bedford.

The chances Of war very much dospoiled
my calculations of last week. 1nstead Of
being at Cumberland, in the midst of the
Rebels, aud the stirring scenes occurring
there, fud myself in the peaceful quie,
Of Bedford, enjoying the luxurics and
comforts, aud the hospitable society Of
one Of the kindest and best families of the
pluce-stage-coach acquaintance Of former
tIaveN. This morning, however, therum-
bling of a long train Of Col. Wallace's
fny wagons through town, broke upon
The silence Of the sweet day of rest and
Interrupted tho morning meditatious OF
many. A squad Of his daring, dashing
Zouaves, accompanied the train, and at
tracted much attention. Several of them
were on the battle. ground where the gal
liant thirteen slew double their number
aud lost but one Of their own. They say
tho esccue presented the following morning,
Qen horses lying dead, &c beggars de-
scription. They report Col. Simmon, and
Col. Biddle's regiments encsmped on the
State line, in camp "Masou 4 Dixon"
he.itating to invade Maryland, awaiting
orders. They have our two IL Founders,
aud sufficient number Of our bes. drilled
artilleris.s, and have thus far refused Capt.
Campbel's orders to return them. The
Zouaves also report that some Of the
Pcnnsy lvania boys committed suudry dep
relations, slaughtered an OK, &c without
license, sutjecliug their commanders to
footing extra bills and furnishing their
own good names.
This forenoon, Csmpbelps Artillerists
appeared in their new neat uniforms of
light blue pants aud dark blue coats, in
the Presbyteri church, and listened to a
boyish-lookiug preacher who is officiating
as supply, and to brief discourse on
the subject Of peace. Some Of the boys
interpreted bis sayings to advocate . com.
promise with the traitors, became very iu-
diguant, and blessed him 10 . manner
quite different from the way Of blessing
taught in the Good Book. A pleasant
evening walk through town, revealed an
abundance Of beautiful shade trees, and
shrubbery, refreshed and sparkling With
the pendant raiu.drops, giving many .
home delightful outside appearance, and
undoubtedly inwardly adorned BY the gra-
ces of virtue and intelligence-each lit
tie paradise. A beautiful brick Parsonage
by the Presbyteriaus is the only building
in progress Of erection.
HoPEwELL, Tuesday Morning, July 2.
Gov. Curtin ordered Campbell back,
his services not being needed at Cumber.
land, and his presence necessary At Har-
risburg for the further organization OF the
Artillery Regiment. We left our camp
near Bedford, yesterday noon, arrived
hero last night, and expect to reach camp
Custin 60 nishs. T.G.O.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court of Union county. In
i the matter Of the account Of Charles p.
Emery. Administrator Of Henry Hunsicker, ,late
of Hartley Twp, dec'd-the subscriber,appoin-
ted TO audit said account and make distribution
o. the fund, will attend to that duty a, his res
idence in Hartley Twp. on Saturday, the lOGh
day Of August, 1861, at 10 o'clock, A M-of
which all concerned will please take notice.
pd JOHN SMITH, Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09

Col. Biddle Of the Wild Cat Regiment,
is elected to Congress from Philadelphia
by 200 mi. over O'Neil in half vote. Both
are true Unionists. Biddle is o SON of the
late Nicholas Biddle.
The first of September is fixed by Judge
Lowrie for the trial of Fronen6elds and
Neal for conspiracy to defraud Pennsylva-
MIA in the matter Of the uniforms 70. the
volunteers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09
Correspondence of the Star & ChronicIe.l
BROOKLYN, NY, juno &c

DROOhLfN, ny e, juno -.
What do you along the West Branch
Valley think Of compromiseP Is there
enough music in it to luro you from your
feal,y, or emasculate your loyalty? Per
haps it has some Of its old power with
pro slavery partizans, and will wilt our
national manhood yet
On the Fourth of July will moes an
extraordinary Congress. Does any one
propose to dishonor that day and stultify
that Congress with Peace Propositions ?
Who is the political skulker who will ride
such Trojan horse into our Legislative
Halls? Let the servants of the people
proceed with all despatch to make needful
provision for a great and ultimate war, and
then 60 home to await tho plaudiss of
country they have contributed to redeem.
This mighty popular uprising is not
vain show. Let the leaders regard its por
tent, or stand aside for better men. We
will hearkcn to NO compromise till the last
Secession rag has been hauled down; there
is no room for peace projects till the rebel
chiefs have expia.ed their monstrous crime.
What is there for US but to sweep on !
Western Virginia and Nor. Carolina, Eas-
tern Kentucky and Tennessee, and North
ern Alabama, await US with loyal hands.
ANY cost of blood and treasure for natio-
nal publication and perpe,uity! Huma-
ni.ariau problems of centuries are being
solved now. Let US hurry these glorious
issues. Shame on the temporizer in a day
like this! Fraternally, RI.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09

rsa-Mark Halfpenuy is appointed Post
Master for Laureltop, Union county, and
has made arrangements with VIM B. Shri-
ner for tho Stage to pass his door-thus
gaining for the neishborhood daily mail
and chance for passengers and express
goods to and from. The stage from Lew.
isbarg west reaches Laurelton about 9, A.
NJ, Of Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
aud returns about 8, P. NJ, of Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09

r@-On the 4th inst, Abram Young "a
7G-er, Goth inst. in making his customary
cali to pay for his paper, stated that Peter
Getz of East Buffaloe had one field of Rye
already stacked. John Diehl of Hartley
says he never had better Wheat-hcads
plump, and full to the last kernel. Sew
era! others assured US that they had not
known better crop in Union county
and that some would commence harvesting
last Friday and Saturday.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09

SCRANTON, Pa, July WINS Summis
md wife were burned to death last night
by the explosion of lamp. They leave
seven helpless children.
Men ore wanted at Harrisburg to enlist
for five years in the U.S.Artillery.
Gen. John 9. Fremont is assigned to
command the Western Department.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09
MARRIED..

ny Rev. Henry Auraui, ith ult, Dr. ROBERT ?.
HAYES Of Bueua VISTA H., aud Miss ANNIE c. Au-
RAND, of Columbia NY.
BY RevJG Anspach-20th ult, MARTIN BRoWARD
and Miss ELIZA DIETFENDEKfEK beth of VIII. beer
Tp. Also FRANKLIN SPATZ and Miss MARY ELIZ Il
MORRISON, both of Buialos Up.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09
IISte0,

In West Bualoe Tp 2cth ult, aged sbt II yrs CLARA
daughter 0! Edward and Amelia Smith.
In White Deer Tp, 9Th uit, UATHARISE reiict Of
Jacob Meckley, aged - years and Ii days.
In Mflinbur;, lst inst, MAGDALENA, wifs Of Elias
Derr, aged Is years and ~ days.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09

AGfNTS WANTED 10 sell the Erie Sewing Machine We
will give commission or wages at from SIS So
per rmpnth, aud expenses paid The EgE is machine
and very simple ia its construction. A Diploma was
awarded our Machine by the Industrial Association Of
Farmers and Mcchunics held NJ Chambersbury, Pa at
its Exhibition in lStp, over the Grover Baker aud the
Eoudpir Machines II is equal to any machine in use
and the Ircc hut Fifteen Dollars. Address X JAMES
General Agent T. :. ". Co, Milan, Quo Gm5S3
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09

sa.The Comet lately so brilliant is said
to have first been seen some time in the
9th century, and to appear every 300
years. Some at first called it Charles VS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09

@-Annual Meeting Of the Stockhold
dcrs of the Susquehanua Telegraph Com.
pany at / /! o'clock Pm. Of Tuesday, July
l6, at the Montour House, Danville.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09
Correspondence.
I.EwIsBuRe, penn'a, March l6, 1861

hs"ishrhe' rehh d. March TO- looi
Gi"aGE r. MILLkH' Esq Lewisours.
Dear sir; IL Is well kho~h' that since the
organization oi oh'oh county "a periou ol
nearly nan century, our courts, aIthougn
at all 'lmes composed oil aoie 'uuseS' nave al
no ume peeh PreS,aeu over oy La" 'udse
resideh' IN our midst No persons oel'ert than
members oil Inc oar understand The inconvc'
hlence sometimes consequent upon our res
ltent Judge mol residing among US, and the
facilities ior the transaction oil business al.
ways Afforded 10 the members oi Inc bar and
the public ol the county by the residence oi
the Law Judge IN mat county.
Under these circumsiances,we.as .as members
of the Bar OF Union County, consider it moi
only our privilege, but also our duty to the
business interests ot 'he county, TO urge the
selection OF some member OF the = mon county
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09
UNION MARBLE WORKS,

4 I RlTTER'S OLD STAND, Market ST.,
n between lih and 5th, LeWisbUrg.
Constantly on hand a general as ssorlment Of
Monuments, Tomhs, Head and Foot Stones, Nap;els,
Burrau-iOp> and all other AARBLE WORK We ar.
prepared TO 10 all Kinds Of Plain aud Ornamental Work
in the finest and latest styles. Persons in any
article in line, would DO well by calling esta
shment before purchasing elsewhere. We eoI;Ient
that give better work than be done at any
other establishment, and at better rates.
April Is, 1861 RITTER & LINDIG
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09

FOgND-A bunch OF KEYS-left for the
owner at the Chronicle Office, Lewisburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09
IST Of Letters remaining in the Post
IA Office al LEWISBCRG, Pa. July 4. lS6 |

IST Of Letters remaining in the Pos
IL Office al LEWISBURG, Pa, July 1, ls6
Boyer Leonhart Morris RevJR
Butler Mr. Maggie Aaron
Beamun Minerva Noll Miss Al
Brown John NJ Nash
Bckcl Samuel Eockatrllow
Crothers Mrs VIM Ranck Miss Frances
Church 4 Michael Eauck Jacob
pelony John Riley Mathew
Dale Miss Sallie sbdrr &c
Detz jacob Silkworth DH
pcrr Thompson Small PA&S
Eert john Sharpless WV
Funstate Il Spicy II II
Gibson Joseph Straup q Il
Hound Margaret Troxei Miss Maggie
Iiommel Henry Trulmer PU
Harris d b Tunis Thomas
Hayes Josiah Waters Thos &Co
Hartman Joseph Washington IL
Jackson Mis- Jane Walter samuel
Knowlton Charles Walter William
Kelley JB Wood Robert
kleckner Joseph Wood
Kerr Lewis Wheeler Mary Ellen
ki-tler John Jr Wire Miss LC
Leshou Mrs Mary (:) Watson VIM Henry
Laney DR. Wolfe Elizabeth
Long Margaret weirirk
Mathews Thomas Yarnell George
MRoiey IA
Persons calling for the above Letters, will
please say they are advertised"
GEO W FORREST, PM
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09
Attention, Musicians

tt.TtN,SSsr. A large assortment Of
cI&GS.Ct.) Violins, Guitars. &c, of all
kinds-also Violin. Guitar,
and Banjo Strings, Bridges. Pegs, &c. and the
best Violin Rosin-call at The Post Office and
examine. CIV FORREST
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09

David Swab and his son John we're out
hunting recently, on the Black Moshanon
in Center county, when John saw coming
toward him form which be took to be
that of q deer, when he frcd-advancing
still, the form proved to be that Of man,
who exclaimed, "You have shot mel
am dying" and fell dead! Itis thought
the dead man is Isaac Keller; who escaped
from Court at Williamsport while being
tried for robbipg mail in Sullivan county.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09
PUBLISHED sEMI.WEEkLi--.
,pS]ay Morning & Friday Afternoon.

rTTbree Letters from the Army and Navy
On file for next Fridays issue.
rs-Tbe following gentlemen are before the
,ls Of Union county for otiice al the Nom.
i.,'irc Election-Saturday, 3d August:
p-..;d,pi .Judge-George Miller
.,,o,,a,e Judge-John W Smon,on, James
,,-.b,lI. James Shields. Robert Candor.
".S,,,,gt.r- R.chardN Lincoln, Johnson Walls,
fn,g n,,,g,n.5ig-Daniel Wilmer, Jacob NJ Meyer,
cb,r,e, Shorkley, George w Chambers
p,rbarl Y B Lincoln
N, ,y%t.,,F-Lr Albright, Elisha Srraub, 4 VI
,..b- Thomas Church, Geo J RGhland, J
"a, 10, E,ufmau, Michael kleckner, Archibald
~. Nahlon Breyman, ID ID Guldin, Chs
".s Neldler Roland
q N1cna,,ag'i,siisner-John -, Nesbit, James Pross,
<..g~e S,huch, Michael Brown, Jesse NJ
"TT-,,,,,,.r-John 4 Mertz, Peter llursh
r,J,,.nd,rl. Candidates FIR SierJ-Charles
FHess, d CcI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09

U. S. TRIUMPH AT FALLING WATERS
IN VIRcHIA.-Early Tuesday morning,
ID inst, Gen. Patterson ordered an ad-
vance from the Maryland side Of the Po.o-
mac, between Williamsport, Nd, and
Mar,insburg, Va. M'Mullin's Philad.
Rangers, tho llth Penn'a, and lss Wis
cousin Regiments, led the van, the water
being from to 3 feet high. Six other
PeDn'a Regiments, and some from other
States, followed. Col. Jarrett, (Lock Ha-
ven) Of the lltb, first attacked the enemy,
who wero in waiting on the Virginia side /;
cur men received q FIRE from howitzcrs,
next poured back deadly volley as soon
as they got in range, then closed up and
charged With tho Layoast- Tho s.eeAy
broke and run, our men pursuing. On
the north of tho town, the enemy tried to
charge with their cavalry, but tho 9th
Penn'a Regiment, with a we'll directed
vollcy, drove them back in disorder. A
third stand vas taken near Martinsburg,
and some sharp work, bu. the rebels soon
retrcated, leaving US the whole field and
four guns. Gen. Patterson says the enc
my under Geu. Jackson, numbered 10000,
and it is thought lost 40 or so killed,
besides the wounded, and several prisoners.
Our loss was 9 killed and ) wounded
of the Wisconsin Reg, and feared to be
mortaly wounded, and ) others wounded
in the 1l,h Penn'a John DeIlaas, John
Green, James Morgan, W. +. Uamaker
aud two others Of the llth, arc in the
Hospital at Hagerstown.-Tho 1lth com.
prises a Sunbury, Danville, Pittstop, Nun
cy, Lock Haven, two Wiliamsport, and
two Westmoreland companies, and the
Keystone Infantry, Capt. BOwcrsmi:h,
whose residence we know not.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09

rrDaniel Follmer Esq. Qormer'y Com
missioner of Lycomlns county, IS appointed
;, ,,corduct the election in Brady township.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09

The detective police of Philadelphia
have placed the likenesses Of jeff Davis
aud other leading rebels in the rogues'
gallery Of that city.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09

3. Rush Petriken, it is stated, has de-
elinsd the appointment Of Lieut.. Colonel.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09

wJames shields, candidate for Associate
-. r,ouesrs us n state that he subscribes
81 ,be Platform cf"FRlSK HONEST.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09
sS'On Friday morning, 2Slh ult.,

s-S'On Friday morning, 2Sih ult,
the watch and jcwelry shop Of A. Il. Bow
er, in Lewisburg, was found to have been
broken open, aud about seventy dollars
worth Of articles .tolen-a heavy loss to
Mr.. The corner store of Sam'l Hursb,
also on Market St, was entered the same
night, and a small sum of money, aud
probably some goods, taken away. "A bou,
the same time, house on S. First St,
aud another on s. Water ST., were entered
Lurglariously. No clue has yet been re-
vealed of the yillaiuy, but a sharp watch
is out for them, and citizens will do well
te set extra guards upon their doors and
windows. Inside bolts and buttons, with
shutters, are superior to locks for buildings
in which people sleep. Those who leave
rooms without living defence, should pay
especial attention to the strength of doors
aud windows, secure superior locks, and
sec that their fas.enings to the walls are
(like Davy Crockett's dancing) "nos so
very pretty, but jo-fred strong"
SMELL POWDER !-Oa Sunday morn
ing last, three pickets belonging to Nor
ris,own company, in the 4th Reg p. ",
we're on duty about four miles from Al
exaudria, when they were attacked by
fourteen rebel scouts, whose fire killed
Thomas Murray and badly wounded Level
lyn Runion, both of Norris,own. Our
pickets returned the FIRE, and, being rein
forced, pursued the rebels, of whom four
were killed Zone SergeanD and several
of their valuable weapons taken. The
Pennsylvanians, i'll this first fatal encoun-
ter, behaved with the courage and vigor
of veterans. One night last week, while
on guard, VIM. II. II. Haus, of Mifflin-
burg, (Lewisburg Infantry heard bullet
whiz past his head in dangerous pro1imi-
ty, but the sneaking assailants did not
venture to come nearer.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09

rFThree Letters from the Army and Navy
~, file for next Fridays issue.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-09
NOta Bona!

WE have Just received from Philadelphia
w and New York, very large and well
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

TPHEADAohEis Is the fav6rite sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the ma
tura state OF the brain, and viewed this light II may
be lVok ed ON safeguard intended TO give notice
OF disease which might otherwise escape attention,
ill too late to be remedied aud its should
never be neglected Headaches may be classified un-
der two names, viz: Symptomate and Idorathc.-
lSymptomatie Headache is sexcee dinghy common and
Is the precursor OF great variety Of Diseases among
which are Ap0pexy, GOut, ,Rhematism and all febTils
diseases In ia nervous form Ills sympathetic Of dis
ease of the stomach constituting sick headache of
hepatic disease constituting billions headache, OF
worms constipation and other disorders Of the bow
els, well as re nal and uterine affections Diseases
ofhe heart are very frequently attended with Head
aches: Anemia and plethora are also affections
which frequently occasion headache. I1iopathic
headache is also very common, being usually distin-
guished by the name of HerUous headache, sometimes
coming sudd nniy in a state OF apparently sound
health and pr0stratiDg at cAce the mental and ply
steal energies, and In other instances II comes on
slowly heraded by depression of spirits acerbity
Of temper. In most instances the pain is In the front
ofthe head, over one or both eyes, and sometimes
provoking vomiting; under this class may also be
named Neuralgia. as
For the treatment of other class OF Headache the
Cephaic Pills have been found a and safe RENE
dy. relieving the most acute pains In few minutes
and by Its subtle power eradicating the diseases d
which headache isthe unerring index.