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Gr HEADACHE Is the favorte sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
OF the brain, and viewed in this light il may be
looked on as a safeguard intended 10 give notice Of
disease which might otherwise escape attention, till too
late to be rcmedied and its indications should never
be neglected. Headaches may he classified under two
names viz: Symptomatic and idiopathic. Symphonic
tic Headache is exceedingly common and is the precur
scr OF great variety Of diseases, among which Apo
pexy, Gout, Rheumatism, and all other e5rle diseas-
In its form il is sympathetic Of diseases Of
the stomach, constituting sick hedgacle, Of hepalic dis
constituting bilious heaaache Of worms constipa-
ton and other disorders Of the bowels as well renal
and uterine affections Diseases OF the heart are very
frequently attended with Headaches Anami4 and Pile
thora affections which frequently occasion head.
ache. ldiopathic Headache is also very common, be-
ing usually distinguished by the name Of nervous head
ache, sometimes coming suddenly in slate Of appa.
ienly sound health, and Frustrating at once tho men
tai aud energies. and in other instances comes
slowly, heraded by depression Of spirits acerbi,y
Of temper. In most instances the pain is in the front
Of the head OF both eyes and sometimes pro
yoking vomiting; under this class may also be named
Neuralgia.
For the treatment Of either class OF Headache the
CephaIic Pills have been found sure and safe remedy,
relieving the most acute pains in few minutes and b,
its subt power eadicating the diseases Of which Head.
ache Is the uneTring index.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE AMAIGAMArIoS or LASaUAGEs.--There Is a
growing tendency in this age 10 appropriate the most
expressive words of other languages and after while
TO incorporate them into our own thus The word Ce-
phalic, which is from the Greek, signying for the
head Is now becoming popuarized in connection with
Mr.. spalding's great Headache remedy, but il will
be used in general way, and the word Ce-
phaic will become as common as Eectro,ype and ma
ny Others whose destination foreign words has been
worn away by common usage unit! they seem native
and TO the manor born"
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Hardly Realized.

Hi 'ad % 'onibe eadache this haftenoon hand step
ped into the apothecares hand says hi to tho man,
Can you hease me Of an 'eadache - Does it
hache ard" says'e. hexceedngly," says hi, hand
upon that e gave me Cephalic Pill, hand pom me
onor cured me SO quick that 'afdy realized 'ad
'ad an 'eadache.
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A Real Blessing.

Physieian,-Well Mrs Jones. how i that headachel
Mrs. Jones, Gone Doctor 81 gone The pill YOU
sen. cured me in JUS, twenty minutes and wish YOU
would send more that ! can have them handy.
Physieiqn.-You can get them at any Druggists.
Call for 6ephae Pills, inl they never fall and re-
commend them in all cases Of Headache.
Mrs.. Jons&-I shall send foT boz directly and slail
tell ali 10y suffering ffenls for they are rtai Jessia
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TwEsrr MItoSs or DOLLARS slrrD.-Mr. spatI.
ing has sold two millions Of bottles Of his celebrated
Prepared Glue and il estimated that each bolie save.
Il least ten dollars worth Of broken furniture, thu.
making an aggregate 81 twenty mi lions Of dollars re-.
claimed from total loss BIZ this valuable nsentgn. Hsv-
ing made bis Glue household word, he now proposes
TO DO the world still greater service By curing a the
aching heads with biz Cephalic Pills, and Il they sre
good as his Glue, Headaches will soJn vanish AWAY
Ike snow in July.
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By The us u these Pin. Ire periodic stacks of Ns,.
yous % sick Headache may e prevented: and II taken
a. the commencement of IN stack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail IN removing the Nsusea and Head.
ache % which females sfe % subject.
Thsy aei gently upon The bowels removing Cos
titensss.
for Literary men, Students. DeIicats Pem.les. ana
81 persons Of sedeniafy habits they are salusbe as
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The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result ~ long II.
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FacTs WORTH KxnWisG.-Spaliing's cephale Pill.
ere certain ouie Or sick Headache Bilious Headache
Nervous headache, Cos,iyeness aud Genefal Debiliy
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July TO- .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-12

WASHINGTON, August General Order No. Is,
which prohibits volunteers who do not speak the
English language from being mustered into the
service, is now officially explained 1t is not in.
tended to apply to regiments or companies Of for
eign nationality in which men and officers speak
the same language, but to prevent the enlistment
into regiments or companies whose officers only
speak English, Of men not understanding it.
The POSTS dispatch says that 20 rebel troops are
within ten miles of Alexandra.
4 deserter from the rebels, who was Impressed, ,
says the rebels retain their old position, and are
badly provsioned, being alternatively starved and
surfeited. They are much dsorganiEed by the late
battle, and large numbers, especially foreigners,
arc being impressed.
The War Department has of cial information of
the victory OF General Lyon over McCulloch.
The 29th section Of the act approved July, 1898,
granting three months extra pay in lieu of bounty
to soldiers who may retnist and the Sd section of
the Act approved June, 1850, granting loutty
equal to transportation from New YORK, to soldiers
who may reenlist from dis ant States, having been
repealed by the Act approved August 8, 1861, in
future no such bountes will be paid. Hereafter
when volunteers to be mustered into the service
of the United States, they will at the same time be
minutey examined by surgeon aud assistant sur
geon OF the regiment to ascertain whether they
have the physical qualifications necessary for the
military service.
The President has appointed Fl. G. Welles, of
Michigan, as Minister Resident to Honduras.
Pu1LADELrHIA, August THE u. S. gunboat
Flag arrived at Fort Mittlin this morning, with SO
rebel prisoners taken trom rebel war vessel for
merly the revenue cutter Aiken. seized at Charles.
ton last night.
The Aiken fred at the St. Lawrence of Charles
ton, probably installing her for a merchant yes
sci, when the st. Lawrence returned a broadside
sinking the rebels. Five Of her crew were lost
| and the rest were rescued and placed on board the
Flag.
The rebel vessel was called the Petrel, under
her new command The broadsde from the St
Lawrence cut her completely in two. The prison
Flag, and will be placed in the custody of tht
Marshal.
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From the St. Louis Herald Of the 9Th instant VI
aytrs ri the fol1oyyine-

From the ST. Louis Herald Of the 9Th instant we
extract the following:
Mr. A. H. Evans, well-known and highly re-
spectacle citizen Of this city, returned from q
place ton miles this side Of Springfield, Mo-. this
morning, and gives US the following information:
On the morning of last Saturday he heard the
most terrible discharge Of cannon towards Spring
field. The earth fairly shook with the incessant
report He became yerymuch alarmed, not know
ing what it meant, aud commenced making prepar-
atons, to escape home.
IN the course OF the morning, the firing having
continued nearly all right, esS4%gers commenced
arriving and giving informatidM They said that
the State forces had attacked Gen. Lyon, and after
q most terrific battle, in which there was great
slaughter on both sides, that Gen Lyon and Gen.
Segel had been defeated, and had surrendered.
The forces on the side OF the State troops NUM-
bered about 1900, and the Federal forces num-
bered about 7000. The State troops had some
twenty pieces of artillery, and the Federal forces
twenty-seven pieces of heavy artillery.
= Gen. Lyon has been sending dispatches for aid
for several days, but Gen. Fremont has failed to
furnish him with sufficient force to meet the State
forces.
Another informant states to US that the State
forces advanced up along the survey line of the
southwest branch, on the divide between the
tributaries of the Romme de Terres and White
river with the artillery whilst the infantry, the
right and left wings of the army, were deployed as
skrmishers over Campbelfs and Rock Spring
branches.
This movement took Gen. Lyon by surprise, but
more especially when the right and left wings Of
the army followed the skirmshers, and surrounded
him. He was taken with his entire command
after most terrible slaughter on both sides.
Another messenger who arrived from Cen
Lyons command who left them before the battle
admits to us that he is satisfied the report must be
correct. .ar~l
hIscELLASEous.-Th Anzeiger of this morning
reports that the five thousand three-month volun
teers of this city will not reenlist in consequence
of the fact that they have neither been paid off mol
well treated.
Col. Shacher's command yesterday refused te
march this morning to thesSoutheast to meet Gen
jeff. Thompson, till they were paid for past ser
vices. Gen. Fremont then proceeded ito raise thu
money, and commenced paying them off, for til,
purpose of securing their services for the South
east expedition.
a special train was dispatched to Jefferson City
Monday morning, to bring down several eompanie
of three months volunteers, whose time have ex
pired, bat it has not vet returned. No reason Cal
be assigned by the officers of the road for its de
lay. There may have been some accident on thu
| road
LATER,-It is reported that Judge Mcbride, viii
1000 State forces, was preparing to attack Rollf
last night, and that a desperate fight was antici