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, 1861-07-06


nj ASTER'S SALE State of ILL
;1t u'E: eouat5 o! eeoN; = sSCSupesloe coust %
ShIIeety. sesou os,;us!ss - HS"txs
=. s - - = c. atu @u1co" o- NnA'ec&
aGnInln 1t ~ ettSiuss s = 9aVnLakaEs. l.. ,... -.
sInt 1n.tcs 10 .etey Eheu sat ~ p!I "
ueeetA gs4sa IA sG Aovee eH''t!su Ssase ~
sas teeGau uaS o. onts y =. -: "a 2SGs+ ~
~ InaGers o. tue SpFs.:oT I.nst q tnlSato.
VII sell =. pGGue Ineo1 - tue ntsaest ptu1eT t1s
taE " = LIZ LIZ T., ~ tsetM ts Sa.l, III uav y. SM5.
az ae HeLll HnI y! .he euI I'LL * tooA eoahs5.
III ~ ~ " tElGao IL "a ~ 1auiS " T1oA 0Sro
rerhsd as ioll9ss t,-w4t:Ithe northwest quarter
ha S Test n na q q " ,r+ o. s:enea
S1 sngs r. t1d se dst
Two hu:urej apd t.iriy 81. . yes = ID e,gj, Ttareo
hundredths CT an acrr. Alsn the northeast qearseF
Two I, Townstip nnraber taIS:y ~ norih of
Esnce f!rteen ( eas In the c,tr4ct OF land subject
10 talc at Chicago !nos cInt1tntu= FORTY ali
iu the County Of Cook aad Stat Of Illinois. or ~
The said COM nnder said Decree
with costs Of suit 1u-ctier ~ih the Ma4:ar'4 ICES
commissions. and disbursements on said aefe.
1Ea SCOTT,
Master In CancerJ OF the Superior Court Of CAsc1s
Chicago, July d lAl }YIss+sd
e. ,7;,,-zz 49,
CTATE OF ILI1NO1S. COOK
~ COUNTY. S: S-saner1qr ;s Court q ChIes.a>
Sepsenbgr 1 =. ~ assae S2ot - Hasas $3.50
ha5' pnpiHi U Hoo9' & L.en pu.r "a aasaa u
10 ,s w ,na an yfe Ten,v ai -. y
IN ;ns:T. GnahccFE cE -o.,a.no .r y n,,x.
, 1861-07-06
Ehberts 1sosey miss
Edward Margret mrs
EflfcOtt Ammo


F.AEE EllLA y
Fielding Helen B 1aiss
Finch Mary miss
Gardner Louise Simon
mrs
Geer Lucinda mrs
Gallagher Margaret
Gar3in Caroline 1nfe
Garyey Margrct mr1
Gale Thalitby mrs
Gale Anne P mrs
Hall James F mrs
Hall A j 1trH
Harris Dcbhie miss
uarEtn mrs
HanIeu Mary Jane miss
Hapes6ey Kate miss
Harris Annic S miss
Hayden Caroline E mrs
1Iay d. n Mary ann E1rs
Hempseed John mrs
Hee1ey Mary mrs .
Hcaley Bridget mrs
lIen1fngs Mary hrs
Heath Matte Jane mrs
I Hetfernop Margaret mis-
| Hcrringtc Il Synthta mr.
Ingrahan> Ellis niEs
Jacobs Marilla mrs
JeEni1 gs mrs
JOEes Mo.lic miss
Jol.cs Ella II mics
Heating II mrs
! Kellogg Lizzie 8 mrs
| k,lce : t'athrine mrs
Keller II mrs
| Keller Bridget miss
| kcllther CathrlDe D mi
I Keller Lat]uski mrs
Kennedy Margaret mis-
La1e Nellie II
Labesn Julia 4 mrs
Lamb Bridget
lawrence Jcnnett mrs
| Ltster n mrs
| Lett N " mrs
| J.: ?elt Naomi mrs
| Little s mrs
IeahJ Cathartne
| lfahony Anne mrs
! Madden Jane c mr1
Mbgiu Mary miss
| Mnlonc Anne u,i4e
HcCuddin Ellen miss
McAyoy Cathrfne MIRA
Mccormick Mary miss
McFa1la1 d David n1rs
| MttSra,v Gussie mrs
Me.Nittrick Elfzabeti1m
McHeBEy Carrie mrs
, Mtllt, re Mary mrs
| Mclean Jennie miss
McLane D S mrs
Ecyans Ann Jane
Nickole Oracle miss
Eeleon Mary miss
ficko1e Elizabeth miss
NeWha1l Jotlanna mrs
i Osborne Mettic miss
i Orb. ton Kate miss
! O'Colnor Nancy
Paterson mrs
! Palmer Zernah D mis-
Palmer Elizabeth miss
/ Page G " mrs
! ptacord Eliza mics
t Peuors Susan miss
Porter mrs
Quirk B rlies
Qualis Mary mrs
Randall Ella miss
a1da}l Ella F Iniss
liaDttead } J mrs
4, Rasner -AnEc miss
Reynolds Phebe miss
! Isey no1da Phcbe A
KeGan Ellen miss
Reach Kenneth mrk
Iltctor Mary miss
Highly John 1nrs
Rice F fr1e
! Russell Ma}inda 1nfss
safEord Oliver 1nrs
Sarger Hattie A miss
Scutic}d Either mrs
Shcriden Mary IL miss
Shcrn kate miss
Shirpe1rlen Sarah f II
Shellhorn Lucinda Mr
Sink S5rah mrs
Thcmeon Il 3 mrs
TnrrelI Mary Ann mis-
Tinkham Louisa mrs
Tibbite Margaret mrs
TiDan Catherine
Thompson Jennie mis-
Thompson Grace miss
Thomas philena II mi
1h4 mas Hattie T mis-.
Underwood ] n mrs
!; Van Allen Lizzie mis-:
/ Walker Hannah G mr.;
: Walker JAS ii mrs
!; WarIcDs Margrct mis-:
Ward Helen j mrs
Warren A mrs
Weaver 4 II nre
Webster Mary Ann m
Whittleeey Sallie A II
Whales Jane mrs
WheatupFSa1ah II
Whitney Sarah F mis-
Wilder Sarah nliss
Yourg Mary miss
: Young A L miss
, 1861-07-06

TRUSTEh'S SALE. - " hereas,
James G. Haelsy and Aa5saEet Aaf'.y. ., his ~.
did execute and delive. nEto sdE1;d Af1o!2 = =
@ md haS EEs9.aea oe Z e. Il i.s Il
+ P4sf e. enc y T. IL III
Arnold tEesss sns @ eSl1?sTsnE d defSFssd pFe,ses e
aStts Is eiae{ Sc ts9s 1 %osets
e fset on GlsEk .teet b. eighty fees detp
h saia eeed Epeedsdi to seca1s Tia psJmaat of
tain bond bearing even date With sl deed ioI snf't
tea ss9
bond teing numbered si1 and .de paJablets EdMaro
y r. aad R19k IL
of tie isteresr On rid principal son I'D aaJ 2sxoe
ssof should a; I'D a9psa af az as sst
fers:t % thou1a ID + - epEoE e ~ Arnold es ne
sgsoEs ss ia p.F.6e "a night
az at any ane 9tth'n t41ty days afs5 eneh aefau1k
"a r e +,
srerFo aocordtuE to toe tenor and effect thereof
he e e. sny q r. u - dssd
coupons thereto attached. said Aaoid q hls lexA
rtpI!X nj nIes Or attorney ahouh sen aat& preusa
kow therefore, dctsult having been n.sde IN TIC paE
msnt q ~ nfess coupon On ta4 nond d1e III, III
aE sseed - 'ss 1sias
appneasen t = .xa "a EaRsfd f2 as sspfeesa Is
SCI! .afd pseri:es, rotlce T. hersny xsg t5at lat
% cenIsaed Cd iaa te q + Aiaea sti
Mradsy, August Eth. T. H. 81 :: tae a9uE Of txs!,
IA tas - + s..s H. ssts ID osF :: as sa q
Ssad: = ia pst!s@ - sereia a,;sr< ds:fI.sd ~its 4
tts rt.ht a1d rc:'7 Of 1<sc:aFstca OF AA1 .asi u
fre's1 ssa s'rs,:u x,,w.I;o ! Is z ARNOLD rrusee.
DA7,s t EzssSe5. :,al.s. i=;essa
, 1861-07-06

" RIGHT & TYRRELL,
w No Metropolitan Block, Chicago.
r. o. BOZ 604n.
BusL e4a PAPER bensht sad sold Time loars
ROBEkT G. WRIGHT :
EcHH1sI5ntr Of Deeds for most Of the States and
Te1Etor1eA Notary PIblic for uino!s Ap1l-e5o1 aEn
, 1861-07-06

kinsWe1les c TJr Williams jas II
War1rum Cay AWilbcr J
hatl Whitney Chas Wolf T2
ii Webb Chas II Winn Jease P
N White T G Wilcox ] d
" Wallace Austin Winalow A A
. Walker Benz ? W0!cott "a
mes Walker d Busch Wilcox AC
Wallen Alfred c Wilcox A B
b Weller Jas B Williams Il
;E Wheeler Nh Wilson Robert
Watts Horace F Wilde Edwin
IS Warruuse us Wilson Elijah
.rIc CWeber FC Woodwork J G
ant Walker George Win21oW q ] =
ICY TWarring " r Wood HantItona
rye Wilcox mr. Wooda Hiram
Sd C Wilder Michael Wsod George jr
Willis Mortce Williams G 8
Wright # W Woodbury. s
t Wright " g Williams 5 "
John G .WincheH Ell
ls " Wilson John %oolson The
ie1 Williams James WintringhamJa Jaa
d 2 Wright Jp Worths Levy
, 1861-07-06

sB Kennedy's Medical Discovery
cures fcrofcla.
EenK cdt'4 Nj dicAt oiftarfty eufeA Et3elpt4As.
ktast,dy+s Metic1i Dt*eoys r. C3rct Cankcr.
Ern1t dyr Nrdcsi DseccyeFv cures Nursing Sore Nth
/, nnedTs Gerixl EHtoreFy cures Humor Nf the EYe8
Eenne.ty's Medical htscoyerJ cures ScAld Heal
rnr fdy'k Nedfca Diee&rrrJ Running oft5e Ear
keu1tdT'k Medical 1IeeFeky Elcc11td Sore Leg
krnned} = Medisal Discovery cnres slfqE7-
r, nre dJ = Medical sE.eoFesJ ctfce HhenEnA1scn.
henrE dyt Me7!o41 Ittcyely cufct SAttIehcun.
NcrEety'e Medical DGeoyer3 cures DTepepsiA.
krcLc IS Medical Dr. caTkry Regulates tie HoEt;s,
kr1ncdy4 r edIs.i Discovery r fulatga the KIdneyt
E,.n,ets : Medical D. e. sert Regulates the Liver,
5lra1 u1s : Medical Diseers.y has cured Dropsy.
Whtp roa arc elek and DO not know Thattae matter
e 3srtap. ycuhsre IN irx ard humes. TrJ Kenned5 s
&e4tct. Discovery.
For esle by al Dr1EEistA. oc563-1y
, 1861-07-06

DEMOVED TO No. IS Clark-st.
L. Dr. FULLFK haa removed his Dental ONCE
from West 8.1aelph street to rs CLARK street over
oew1y furnish I'd elegant cult Of Roos adapted 70
Ills professional wsnts, aCa where he viii he pleaAed
ElEh his professional setyIceA. apf161-1y
, 1861-07-06
#o1tep anu Errba1tge.

NOT1CE-We have opened an
~ Once In McCormiek'e Building corner Of Ran.
dnph and Dearborn streets, fot the tranS2cton Of
GENERAL BANKING BUEISEs9.
5Sl11w A. C. RADREH Il RI
, 1861-07-06

~ CQCNTf, Ss-SupeEier Court Of Ca1csyo.
August Term. A. p. 1s61.-9iltiAm D1rXess n Jsaa
D. TleEorth. Rudolph II. TttswoFt., Hnl&u Dunk.
i. K Busl Eli q MALLORY, Etnei r. FAraham Albert
T. Jordan ard Orlando Bello VI, impleaied With A. p
TftEortn H. l. HILL G. L. GRANGER, Russell Benedict,
70 eph 3 ldeson, WilIl,u Bod. Joseph RysEsoa.
I'D Il sclrc lactas to make party to Judgment
PQflie notice Is hereby gwen = n h. aAd 1T Etasl
t~chme Mt M alt Aforesaid ssaed out Of the eee Of
ths Glsrs Of ne saEf1or Court of Chesge d.tsd ns
Eets md against the estate OF te,etd Faznhan, in
Eiadsd = s19reestd ior tae spm q IL huadFed Nd
which sa!d writ haA been returned executed
Now therefore, unltss on. the 9ad Fa1nha1a. IN.
pleaded II Aforesaid shs personally ba and appear
before the sad Superior Court Of Chicago beoro
the tsst day Of The term thereof to bo ho1ca at ho
az Of Ansust ?: ISL gave special bail md plead
70 re eaid psinsla action gdxnsnf W b. snd %
Inch Of II property attached AE BE- sufcisnt e
aausfy the said Judgment and COST, WILL % soa1 ~
ieSt.fssT SAn'e- WALTER E1MpAL1+ CleES.
, 1861-07-06

GALE OF IOWA STATE
~ STOCKS.

GALE OF IOWA STATE
~ STOCKS.
Proposals for loan to the Etata Of Iowa Of a
sum not excs elirg E400 900.
S5s2e:s; e z T. s1F St
Of ke% fork, nnul twelve o'aanck T. of Seturd1:, :,
sag 81 eF t2 II
M nt ls!s b. ~ sng part q aloaa net exeeedng EiEat
It = a
s. s!ss i TT IL y s 5
ts dF Ve H.
vii b. Iees,ved viii ts shcEt Of tae ~ SUI IN 9i
p dnG e g
n9LRaE yalre rEeyious 70 ths tssh dsy q 5nly l$s
E he E ESe
proof III E.9nea BY the Go7eroat, eountetslgned by
e y ss & s@ T.
tsshed 5F1.d By ths An;s M r. e sssss ons nat r.
of twenty esr1 ffon tie dsta tssreot nd t6s psy
s. h sy e r. fs
p:E cent peE anau, beth principal and interest q
m i e. 9 sesS sS4 fSf K K
ssd 70 b e At NJ 9shsf GH nss y tns
& suss ei.es il asSspsP;fs + +, ;5;y
,e h q psy " e
Is The tane may become due, a1d TIE principal at
tEe expiration OF twenty year, 4Ea 10I IaA potp4kA
al Ct as much Is Is necessary or the revenue arising
ftum the entire taxable rropertv Of tao sta.e has
beee ard Is tet apart pledged for tasse purposes
proper Gift II or officers {whch duty It ID provided
hy law ms5, nec-s A1S. be enforced h7 mandAnns}
70 levy in each tax eu TINT toF thesa purposes
after pai EneI of Ill expenses OF couscaou
No tax 1t Is provided by law. RhAu &Fef be leyted
b the State OF Iowa on tha STOCK thereby created
nor the interest wnish mny % pa5 able thereon.
" provided that nothltX tn said lAw contained shall
be cot strued to exempt from taxaden my part
Of the caEital Of the br4nc q # the ste Bank of
Iewa. The One Huhdrt Dollar Bonds authorized By
fsid act = III be Eoln II 1t all ID the state.
10 tontlfQnsl pro- osals VIII be considered. The
right Is RESERVED to reject all CT such Etuposals
eh1ll considered viii prosts the best Interests OF
lie uTms viii be specie, payable in hand On delv.
on The 18th day Of July, A. ISL b7 the undersigned
ut the p1xce ct reception in tne presence Of 9ocb
soLs as my see prot to be present ana the 1o1n
4x{ rtI to Tho b st Ano htghest bidders accepted
on Tho 18th asy OF July. A. D 1885,
Proposals. must te eddEeesed 1noef EeN. 20 he m
dersigned care Of u. sropolt.n Bank kew York CITY
umber OF certified copies Of the ect authorizing
IL ncfs therein provided for. .tth ntses document.
pertaining thereto can be found 1t tue metropolitan
Bapk IN tie ci5 Of New York. fts inspection and ex
JOHN ". JoEE7 Treasurer u ssate,
Loaa Agents.
Chicago. jane 1sth. lss1. 49,: iels.eSss1
, 1861-07-06

Thcmeon II 3 mrs
Iarrell Mary Ann miss
Tinklam L.ouisa mrs
Tibbite Margaret mrs
TiDan Catherine
Thompson Jennie n1tss
Thompson Grace miss
Thomas Phitena r mis-
1h& mas Hattie T miss
, 1861-07-06
TARRIA GEs-At Shelton d


CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
On Knss,t str .. resr Wa ash..Kton str,et m8y ba
4 nrf M inrtszt and best assortment Of CsTra.z
sod Bcfep In Tho caty, which viii b sod a prtoos 70
tclt TIC Eclea, EB-AH@-tH
, 1861-07-06

nj ASTER'S SAl E.-State of fill
4s4 nois C>ok County. s:s-lCtrcnts Court sf Cook
Chuuty-iu Chanccry. Wendell AlHs u. Joha n .
Er's ct al.
Public notice is hereby gtrsa that /, L. G. Palma
Freer Master In haneery. win In obedience 70 ne
sapse sell At pnonc auction foE ca:h to tne h;asst
County Ct Cook, IN the CtJ Of Chicago. the third
dsy e JAY 1871 At ten 1elocs II the fGfsaso9 o9
real estate. to-w1t:-sISseen and cneta!rt feet b
seventy lu> north adjoining the 90 IA eshsy.
cut OF By allsY} Of Los I'VE IN bio:k t13.
in TIE Original rown Ct Chicago ooundtd - solsrs
eisht5 Forth of n. seuthxsst corner q eat4
fopr fuehes seventy feet to alley themes
sLutA and fous inches. thence Bouthw st
dInccnay to point sixty five feet eAstron the place
q nninr thence to place Of beg1nslag. aad betRg
r. the CITY Of Chicazo, County q COX md atsto q
Illinois. l. t. PAINE FRkER
Master Il Chaacery Of Cook Co1ntv;
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-03
Constipation or Costiveness.

No one of the 'smany Ills flesh is heir to- is
SO prevalent, so little understood and so much
neglected as Costiveness. Often originating
in carelessness, or sedentary habits; it is le
garded as slight disorder of too little conse-
querce to excite anxiety, while in reality it is
the precursor and companion Of many of the
most fatal and dangerous diseases, and unless
early eradicated it will bring the sufferer to
an untmely grave Among the lighter evils
of which costiyeness is fhe usual attendant
are Headache, Collie, rheumatism, Foul
Breath, piles and Others of like nature while
a long Train Of fri2 htful diseases such as
Malignant Fevers. .Abcesses. Dysentarv, Di
arrhoea, Dyspepsia, Aporlexy, Epilepsy Par
alysis, Hysteria. ypocendriasis, Ii lieIancholy
and Insanity, first Indicate their presence in
the system by this alarming symptom, Not
unfrcqueLtly the disea ses named originate
in Constipation, bet take on an independent
existence unless the cause IS eradicated in an
early stage. From all these considerations it
follows that the disorder should receive imme-
diate attention whenever it occurs. and nc
person shonId neglect 20 get box of Cephal
ic Pills on the first appearance Of the com
plant, as their timely use will expel the in
siduous approaches of disease and destroy
this dangerous foe to human life.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-03
THANKS.

Our young friend, Fl. P. Berry, of TIE
"Pierson House" placed the editors fam
lily under deep and lasting obligations by
presenting them with fine, large, fat tur
key on New Years Eve. Henry is a
promising young gentleman, and it ad-
dilional evidence tina; he will make good
and useful citizen should be required, it
will be found 10 the fact that he has thus
early learned to appreciate and kindly re-
ward the labors of the printer. May he
live TO enjoy the festivities of many a
happy New Year, and not only never
want for turkey. but have nice little
''duck" TO share his fortunes.
We have heretofore neglected 70 return
our thanks TO our old friend, G. w. D I'D
dleson, for one of the finest turkeys we
ever saw or tasted When you come t o
hunt up warm hearted, whole souled fei-
lows, you will always he safe in placing
George at the head of the list.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-03
AN APOLOGY.

On last Monday morning we were wai-
ted upon by the young gentleman who
figured in the attempted elopement to
which we alluded some two weeks since.
His object in visiting US was to give us
what he termed "a d--d good whaling, y
but sesing that we were not seriously
frightened at the preliminary demonstra-
tions in. which he indulged on entering
our sanctum, he concluded that he had
better change his programme for tie
morning, and simply threaten what he
would do If we "ever interfered with his
business again. We told him that if
We had done him il justice in oar account
OF the affair, we would freely make the
onende honorable; whereupon he informed
us that we had given publicity to false
hood when we said that the young lady s
father had kicked him out Of the door
We therefore take advantage Of this op-
portunity to publicly ask the young gen
tleman's pardon, and say to our readers
that the old man did not kick him out but
simply pushed him tout with-his foot.
We are inclined to the opinion that
when said young hero makes up bis mind
to frishten an editor again, he will call
at some other establishment than the
"Pi neer" office-he walked up the wrong
passenger that ime.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-03
] i ! . ! j !
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-03

D-HesGac!eis is the favorite sign by which
nature makes known any deviation whatever
from the natural state of the brain, and view
ed in this light it may be looked on safe
guard intended TO give notice OF a disease
which might OF erwIse escape attention, till
too late TO be remedied and it's Indications
should never be neglected. Headaches may
be classified under two names. VIZ: Svmpto
matte and Idiopathc. S, ntomatic Hcadache
is exceedingly common and is the precut tsor
uf great variety of diseases. among which
are Apoplexy, Gout rheumatism an, all fa
brile diseases. In its nervous form il is SYM
pathetic of disease Of the stomach con>titu
ting sick headache of heptir disease consti
iuiing bilious headache. of worms, constipa
ton and other disorders Of the bowels as well
as renal and uterine aft ctions. Diseases OF
the heart are very frequently trnded with
'feadaches; Anaemia and plethora are also
affections which freq uently occasion headache
ldiopath{c Headache is also very common
being usually distinguished by the name OF
nervons headache. sometimes coming on sud
denly III State of apparently sound beallh
and Frustrating at once the mental and phys
ca energies, aud in other ns, ances It comes
on SLOW -, heralded by depression of spirits
or acerbity of temper. III most instances the
pa is in the front of the head, over one or
both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomi.
ing; under this class may also be named Gu
ralgia.
For the treatment of either class of Head
ache the Cephalc Pills have been found a
sure and safe remedy, relieving the most acute
pains insa few minutes and by its subtle pow
der eradicating the diseases Of which Head
ache is the uneriing index.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-03

HUNTSVILLE, Logan Co. Nov. 5 1859.
DR.. G. w. RoBAcK, Dear Sir:-Tiis
is to certify that l was very much reduced
in strength and was confined to my bed
from General Debility OF my system, and
bzing recommended to try your Scandi
navian Blood Pills and Blood Purifier,
did so with the most astonishing success,
| have since lad several attacks of the
same character, which have always been
removed upon taking Jour remedies.--
can consc cautiously recommend them
the use of the afflicted.
Yours, Bella GOODRICH.
See advertisement In another column
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-03
Railroad Accident.

Two German gentlemen from Little
Sandusky come into town on New Years
Eve in buggy and hitched their horse
in front of an institution" near the rail
road. while they went in for the purpose,
we suppose, of imbbing. The "critter"
became frightened, broke loose, took the
railroad track, and never looked to the
right nor to the left, until he found him
self on the railroad bridge with his legs
hanging down between the ties. The
buggy, which was considerably used up,
If not more, was cut loose from the
horse, and he was extricated from his un
pleasant position. very badly injured. 1t
is supposed that the engineer and fire.
man had piled on so much steam between
this and the last station that the iron
horse couldn't bold himself. Hence the
accident.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE Authorization OF LANGUAGEs.-1 here
is growing tendency in this age to appropri-
ate the most expressive words OF other Ian
guages, and after a while to incorporate them
INTO our own, thus the word Cephalic, which
is from the Greek, signif, ing ''for the head -
is now becoming popularized in connection
with Mr.. Spaldlngs great Headache remedy,
but It will soon be used in a more general
way, and the word Cephalic will become as
common as Elcctrotype and manv others
whose distinction as foreign words has been
worn away by common usage until they seem
''native and to the manor born"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-03
A Good Paper.

We have received the second number
OF new monthly publication entitled
"Lewis' New Gymnastics, and Boston
Journal of Physical Culture" edited by
DR.. Dio Lewis, Boston, Mass. This is
an invaluable work and should not onI7
be in the hands Of teachers and parents
but all othors interested in the cause of
physical culture. This is subject tn at
has heretofore been criminally neglected
by us fast Americans, and the encourages
ment of such publication as the one we
have alluded TO will do much to remedy
the error into which we have fallen
Terms, 81 for single copy per annum; ;
three copies for So; Five copies SO, or ten
copies for SIS. Address DR.. Dio Lewis,
(Box No. l2) Boston, Mass.