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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EMBELLISHMENTS g.
Cleared.

Steamslps-James Adeer Phillips Charleston SpSBod Tiles
ton Co. Locus. Point French, Baltimore, H. b. Cromwell
Co Star the South Kesey Savannah Samuel L. Mtehli
Son.
Ships-C. Hall Freeman Melbourne, II. w Cameror A,
Hutchinson, Belfast Edmiton BIos St Nicholas boasdon,
Havre, Boyd Heincken. 1870.
Royal Brde BE-, England, New Ross AeAt6nr
Blacs Eagle Bril- McFee Cork and market A. Wendt Co
ohm Payson Terry St. Jago dc Cuba. j. T. A. L. Webster
Virginia Ann Bryant Mates Brett, Son Co. Henry h'
Watson CousisBunople and smyrna, u d. BEassot AsonA,
Prince Deneraro, J. y. Smith Co.
Bhg-Ida RAynes, Jenkins Havana, Mcguire Armstrong
Ann Buxton bio Grande b. eager; Alice tBrl Atwood,
Norfolk Rogers Rich Mary Means rbbett st sgo de Cuba
H. D. BTooIman Co.; Karnak Downing Nueyitas master
FiYa Ann Geye Matanzas ates Porterhed Co. Reports,
CHM GEORGETOWN n. ID. Brootiusn Co.
sehoonesJ GoodsPeed, Per.&, Bristol master Trade
Wind Baxter New.Hayen J. T. A. r. Webster Cordelis,
Horn Glasgow Durham Dimon L. w Alexander Alexander,
D. r. Dogof; Alma Br furry Corn ~als d. r. Dewof T.
d. ID. Wagner, Ryder, Moneyideo. J. Norton, jr.
S;camer-Jersey Blue, Chadsey, Newport, master
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GrRMAS ACADEMY.-The Germans of Hoboken,
y. j., will celebrate the inauguration of the lioboien
Academy on Sunday, Feb. TO- at q o'clock P. M, in
the Academy building corner of Fifth and Willow
streets which on this occasion will be dedicated to the
purposes of the institution 1t isto be GcrmanEn-
glisl school for children from four TO sixteen years of
ago the two languages to be taught on an equal
footing; French, Spanish, aud all the other branches
OF an elementary academieal education are included III
the plan Of the school. The Academy building is new,
healthy, spacious, and in fine situation, and the
triton fees very moderate Superior teachers have
been engaged, and The best add most approved methods
Of instruction such as are pEctieed IN the most cee
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MARRIED.

B0WNE-HC NTIEGT0E-On Wednesday Feo o, az St
Georgs Chl.cn, Fpslhg, Long Island By the Rev Car
peter Smith Frederic Bovine 10 Adelaide un.u gon dauga-
ter Of William stebbins, esq., al OF Flushing
EvERIr-LAWRENCE-On Tuesday, Feb. 5, by the Rey.
ter Of Watson Z. Lawrence, esq, al OF this city.
FLETCHER-BERGEN-In Brooklyn, by the Rev. James
Manning George g. Fletcher 10 Virginia youngest daughter oil
Peter Bergen, all Of this city
HEATH SWANAt Asors Long leland, Feb T. by the Rev
Dr. Hsus SIR William Hesth Of New-fork 70 miss EhZ'
sbet b. daughter of the late William h. swan Of worcester
Mass.
SPENCER-KuRTZ-At savannah Georgia. on Sundsy, jan
n 1861 by the Rev Peter Wbeelan, Mr. Alvin u Spencer oil
New. Y OK 10 Mrs. Louisa I, KuTtz Of New Orleans.
Philadelphia and New. Orleans papers please copy
sTUkRT-PARCUER-In Leeds, Maine, on Tueydsy Dec IS.
1860 by the Rev. Mr. Abbot Charles W. suait OF Begrade
haine, to Miss Miranda PaTcheI OF the former place.
WINSTON-ERBEN-O Tuesday, Feb. 8, by the Rev DR.;
Hawkes. Frederick NJ Winston to Mary Louise, daughter OF
Henry Er6en.
WILLIAMS RASTO-On Wednesday, Feb 6, at the resi-
dencs of the BRIDES father by the Rev. Valentine Buck
Augustus =. Williams NJ D. to Carrie A. eldest daughter OF
Col VI. L. Crasto, all OF New York.
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Markets. >. Peported BIZ telegram.

PHrLaDELpHlA Feb 6-FI0rR quiet. WHEAT quiet: Wits
at 352Sl AZ Red 81 2Sa 81 %. C0RS doll; Old 6s1Ggc
New SEE PRoyI.1oSs quiet. Mess Pork sls 2Sd sB 20.
WBIsRY stendy at l8c.
BurIsoRE Feb 6-FLoUR steady Ohio and Howard street
S5 rs. WHEAT Irmi Red 81 253Sl 49, White, 81 430sl
65 Corn frm; White 68d5c. Yellow 6!d61c. Provisions
sctiye Mess Pork Sla Lard l0c CoFTKE active Ut aae
WHISKY steady az lsc.
and 14d15c No CORK steady ct He ia store
OARS steady i-lc SIGHT ExcuASGE NewYork: Bank
rates advanced to I y cent premium.
MOBILE FEB 5CorToN Sale today 900 bales o. JIG for
Mddng sales Of three dAvs l3O0 bales receipts $40 bales
FREGHTs: Cotton Liverpool, l0ld to Hare dzle
FYB TO day 0c0 bales at llc fos MddlDs
the market Gle sing firm.
CIycsSArI, Feb. 6FLOUR unchanged WHISKY dull Of nc
RULK EATs Improved demand 6e for Shoulders and 0
Pc for sides offered sic iSn Sl7 LARD dull
=, sdoIc SIGHT EXCHANGE Newfork steady at y cent
ir.r1
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AccIpESr on TIE HARLEM RArIRoAD.-Two pas
senger cars thrown off the track Of this road near
williamsburg, last night, and badly smashed. Sew
eral passengers more or less wounded, and one
old lady, whose name we could not learn, was so
severely injured that il thought she could not
yye.
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FORT SUMTER.
,,,nnnrANr -cco6RREspoNDENCE.

IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE
The Charleston papers of the 4th inst pnoihh Hio
correspondence relating to Fort SUMTER opening ~',
the letter Of Maj Anderson 10 Gov PeSehS' ''S
"a reply Immediately aGeT tle ilrlng upon '"' N''
the West These letteJs have already oeen piin.0
T,,y TRIBuSE, Gov. Pickens then hloiin'u ""JO'
Anaor0or tbo, he had appointed the Hon. A. u Ma
,rs and Cen. ID. Y. Janison to confer with him WIN
The view of inducing the delivery OF the fort Inc io
lov,no ia Major Anderson reply, together WIN o'her
,.,,.rs which explain themselves;
'e''''' 'HrApqU ARTERs, FoRr SUMTER, 5. C.,
JAM II, 1901 !
o. ~, E,eaoy F. w PrxESs Gorernor Of South Carolina;
Sir. have the honor to acknowledge the receipt OF
your demand for the surrender of this fort TO the au-
thorties of South Carolina and to say, IN repy tha
the demand il one with which cannot comply your
Excenency knows tina. have recently cent messeh-
ger TO Washington and that it will be impossible lor
me 10 receive AN answer to my dispatches iorwaIueu
nv him AZ AN earlier date than next Monday. "ha'
the character of my instructions may oei '"nN0'
-3oresee.
Should your Excelleney deem it pr1or TO resort 10
arms 70 refer this matter to Washington, 1t would
sfo,d me the sincerest pleasure TO depute one OF my
oficers 10 accompany any messenger you may ueell
mr. per 10 be the bearer Of your demand.
opno to God that in this, and oil other matters IN
which the honor, welfare, and lives OF our lelloW
.on2trvmen are concerned we shall act as 10 meet
His approval; and, deeply regrettug that you nave
mad demand of me with which l cannot comply
49, / have the honor to be, with the highest regard,
i0'f 0Oe 0'SH' RoBERT ANDERSON,
Major L. 5. A, COMMANDING
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE....AIrtNr, Feb. 6, ls6I.

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 6, 1861.
Mr.. GRANT presented petition for the snbmlsson
Of the Critteuden amend nent 10 the people.
Mr.. WARNER reported iayorably on the act rela-
tive to the Methodist Episcopal Church in John street.
New-YOrk.
Mr.. MANIERRE introduced q bill incorporating
the New York Navigation and Colonization Company.
Mr. Robertson's bill relative 60 the removal Of
Quarantine provides that the Governor shall appoint
three Quarantine Comm. soneGs, each C0mni-sioner
10 execute bond with two suitties IN The PEOPLE 81
The State IA condition for the faithful performance of
the duties Al the property now owned by the STATE
in Richmond County shall be vested IN The shld Coni-
nssloners TO be held in trust i0r tie STATE AZ nn'h
of portion Of the estate which ~ GATED boat
house and bealb Offices IA they NV deem necessary
for use of the health officer shall not be sold under bs
act until new site shall be selected; the remainder OF
the estate to be laid out in l0ts, and sold at auction nj
the Merchants Exchange, the proceeds OF the sale 10
be applied 10 the satisfaction II all the mortgages upon
the said lands 10 purchase site for QuaIan Inc,
and the payment OF the expenses incurred by the Io-
missoners, and the Commissioners are authorized To
proceed al once With negotiations for tie establishment
of Quarantine at SANDY Hook
The bill 10 appropriate 3JOO,oO TO arm the state
came mp the special order.
Mr. WARNER moved to amend by making the APP
preparation $2tOGOJ.
Mr. LAWRENCE moved to strike out the enaelnR
clause. -. , .ir..,,, ,.Li,,,
vote and the bill Uade the special order Tor To-
morrow.
Mr.. HAMMOND, on a question Of privilege, ex-
nlaned tina, be had not favored yesterday dissolution
Of the Union. He only took the portion that II the
Union should be dissolved by the separation OF All the
Southern States all would not be l6st, but great dee
;inv wonld still await the Northern COniederacy.
Adjourned.
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n. v. Wholesale Price. of Country Produc,

FOR THE WEEK ENDING "WEDNESDAY, FEB. D. 1901.
Rrpoited e1clgycy for THE NEv YORK TRIBUNE, by DREW
NoIlCK CONsI6NORs oE FARM PRODuoE-Put everything
In neat order Marx plain ndebe directions every package
Including weight with tae count and meme Of articles A'o
tuck biz If particulars inside Of one package marked Bill"
ways eud by mail with notice when and how things
returned and small lots OF stuff 10 q cent Other Farm
are fer saes OF good Produce good order
wholesale such Farmers realize and not Jo0beT' or speeua
BurrEK-There moderately fair shipping Eastern
domestic trade during the week at previously quoted rates
Ter trade The export has been large and rates have ruled
h; P, Of s od ssss Rs S aa and Ss
proved be realized before the close OF the season. Inc
aspect the at foreign the decline in exchange and the
apprehension Of large amounts , sceeIed liougl ne
In hands has essentially discouraged this anticipation ana
some been horeiuy influenced to make purchases in
M, country would the present moment thok be
glad to se out at cost NeoTy quite M the Oh bs
aud we see no satisfactory ground for encouraging our
friend, To hold on ioI higher rates, bat et every man De per-
EIt:a Falmsde lie go We.ten Penn, choice az
Wsh tSb ,re,y ci IL ais Western Res roodto prl3 az
Welsh good rs no Western, fair to choice IL dl3
Hall NH DO .liciy qig Western sommOn'. 40
Frtins choice gig H0il Butter @''
CsErsE-There Is Improvement but the market steady
q about previous 5AS ,o No 9a0 'to ,ood
Fair 70 good qusty saio Engh Dairy, Goshen 10 all
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~. and Western y ID, soaalc
Bacon consWe quote fSr FOOD to sho @c ,to5 70
BTCkwHEAT FLOUR IL decidedly We qNoNc SoOI 10
choice y leo N, 81 62d 81 81 -
BEANS continue in good demand previous rates We quote
N.dinm old n bu Il 30al 30 Marrow new bull 50dl GO
no new b. 81 Bl 406l 80 Kidney, bu % bl goa IS
Marrow old y bu II t00l so Pea Beans. 5Odl 60
CorNrRY DRESSED ioGs1he market is very dull Receivers
are asking 7 bycrs demand lower rates. and transactions
ar, In cons. oneuce very limi'ed. We quote:
Corn.fed, heavy wet hing 200 N and uIward... a Z.
Confed medium, weighing 100 90 100 ib....... a It
Corn fed ight aud clean weighing 10 to 10 10. IA Il
Eos are sa Receipts very heavy for the season.
and the demand HIGHT. We quote:
Jersey Phila dog II 67l Lined Eggs.......no sale
state choice " doz. IL an Sailed sale
Western, v dos........l6lai7sl
FUKs The following quotations indicate the state of
the market nearly sblo 10 make them We qnoto
Nor and Fan. Western. Southern
No. |. No. |. No. J.
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bra,ed Swiss and German schools, will be applied.
The iustnton bids fair to reflect credit on the energy
and public spirit of the German population of Hoboken
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
un-Ri.es.fO4 Sets ...,,..,525 Moon Rises. $3.50
BIsH
Sandy Hook. 6:l5 Gov Islsnd. 1905 elGate.... $40
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Passengers Arrived

In ae1usiip r. r. Cgyer from SaraHEah-C,pt Howe..
J. a. s. Turtle Capt smborn and wife X H. Stevens H. CD.
lie wife aud child White, L. Glance Scbarf c. LssIy
Mics NJ z. peuman Mrs A. J, Box w L. lockwood Miss W
keud.ick C. A Kendiick Il. Il. COMMON, p. HarTen.
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TrlTnERs-We quote; Weston, choice e4'c' Ae'"' %
dS,c. -,.o.s ,,o,rantIv lesye tie hars
ei In ,beir cal and Mutton, hich Injuries tue safe
Beef, sides good y d. 'Sl& ,ysssCtlyes p BIS a g.
Mutton caIcasses...''''u ~ ~ SNi N~'>'
HpEs--Wo quote: , ;.Li,o sSa6ao, 2 mr.
49, t,r,d and cured, weighing 6Udb5 at..''.ia@o
~, isbter trimmed Association, weighing 5000 az. w.,
Eifd are plenty, and prices nave slsn
49,, ,o,nry Pigeons have made their appea ance III
co.epabe quantities They started 70 do1, nnI scan
III snd now ranseat ri III ~ NensQn steady
saadles as ia quality aud length o! cot II ttIc are
r,ainng In this State killed before the 1t Of January
eS receipts are very light and prices are decidedly
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lAdvertisement.l
DRFw e French

PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHlyTs
Butter, CBEEsY, Zoos, POuLTKY GAnB, GRAM, FLOUR,
PORK, SC.
No. Erie buildings, New-YoTk
Liberal CASH advances made consgrmen'a.
Reference-D r. Martin President. Ocean BANK, NewYork
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IN. G0c.raoy TO The President lhe United States

TIE Goc.raoy 10 ne President Of The United States
SrArr OF SoUTH CAROLINA, EXECUTIVE oFficE,
HEADQUARTERS, Charlie, ton, Jan. II, 1861.
Sin: At the time Of the separation OF the state OF
Sonth Carolina from the United States, Fort Sumter
was and still is in the possession OF troops OF he
United Ststes under the command OF MAJOR Anaers0n.
I regard that possession as not consistent Win InG
ionity or safety Of the State Of South Caronai ana
have this day addressed Major Anderson eominunl-
rs.ion 10 obtain from him the possession OF hat i0t y
4La authorities of this State. The reply OF MAJOR
Anderson informs me that he has no authority 10 90
xhat reouired but he desires reference OF Inc de-
mand 10 the President of the United States
Hinder the circumstances now existing, and which
need no comment by me- i have determined 10 send to
You the Hon I. w. Hayne, the Attorney General Of
The State Of South Carolina, and have instructed Inn
N demand the delivery of Fort SUMTER IN me haibor
of Charleston, to the constituted authorizes Oh inc
State of South Carolina.
TIE demand ] have made Of MAJOR Anderson, ang
SUbch now make of Won, is suggested because Of my
earnest desire to avoid the bloOdshed which pers
snee in your attempt retain the possession OF that
fort will cause and which viii be unavalling to secure
you that possession, but induce calamity most deeply
to be deploIed.
If consequences so unhappy shall ensue, VIII Sc
eure for this State in the demand which now make
the satisfaction Of having exhausted every a''emp' 70
ayoidit. ~, ,,:.s
In relation TO the public property of the Unised
States within Fort Sumter, the Hon. l. w. Hayne,
WHO will hand you this communication, Is authorized
10 give you the pledge of the Stte that the valuation
Of eneb propery viii be accounted for by this State
ppon the adjustment of its relations with the Unled
States of which it was a part. =, n,cz,,,o
To tie fsss!dent Of the United States.
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BY Telegraph

NORFOLK, Feb e-A1iysd @ c,oo: schr tieL Mar
ion, llom Maisnzas .H ..'.
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NJ
P0rATOEsMercers dull duotations Loo bbl,
Michigan MERGERS have arrived IN two lots of 900 and 6 the
former damaged TO considerable by fros The
sound selling at So 70 & Dbl package ine1ded
Ptachblows ard Common Potatoes are TITLE higher We
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The Senate considered the ill TO arm the State, and
reported progress thereon, without making any.
Iur pRocEEDINGs OF THE CONCESSION coMMIssIos.
Mr.. Hammond in tie Senate, this morning, offered
the following which were Adopted:
Hhed The proceedings q III representative bode, should
h. ons and free Of aces, h.r constituents; and hrea,
sct rationt and ch control influence
The hus action such bodies opposed 10 the spirit and genius
of our institutions therefore
Rr,ored IN the Assembly coneur That the Commissioners
,unoed hy the Sae Newloik Ia respon.e to the roo'
n, of the Of virginia be requested TO the
adoption providing that the r Of ,ueh Convention
,ha ne free Of ell citizens who may desire 10
be present during IL. deliberations.
Reorcd THE Assembly copcur) That such Commissioners be
,sous.d 10 inform Legislature Of this State. from time 10
time proeeeedng Of said Couyenton and to that end they
are hereby Authorized employ Reporter Secretary such
salary as thew may ju whose duty shall be prepare
and anmit M der the directions Of the Commissioners daily
report Of said the President OF The Senate aud
Sneaker of the House Of Assembly.
Resor III the Assembly concr) That The Governor be
quested transmit copy Of this preamble aud resolutions to
each of tue Comnis iJneTs Of this State.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-02
cons,ipation or Costiveness.

No one Of the many ILL., flesh is heir to- 'sso pre-,
yurnt 20 little understood. and 30 much neglected.
A. co-tjycness Onen originating in carriessnesS or
srd.ntnry habits: it j. regarded light di order OF
too little consequence to excite anxiety wh'le III rear
ity il the precur,o aud companion o! many OF INC
nr,dr,t,d it will bring the sufferer to an untimeV
gave Among the tighter evil OF which c".t''cheSs
i the u ual attendant Headache, Co lc ihenma'
ii m Pnul Breath piles and Others oi Ike nature
viii - hong train OF frghtiu dis eases such ar Ma's-
mart Fever AbScc>se-. by rntary. DlairhGa Dyfep
sa Apo,iexy, iril"r>y. Paralysis liy.tena. ny o.
chordii,ri< hrla. choy aud In anity. fir Indicate
,e;r cpee i'm the sy.tcm ny this alarming y mp
tom Not untrequently the Iii ca e~ named original Q
in Con ,iuatio but take independent existence
unless the cau,e eradcaed in mn early stage FROM
all tbc.. considerations it follows that the disorder
should receive imred ate attention WI never It oc-
curs and no Ter, on should neglect to get hoN OF
ne tb.ir timely use will cxpel the in.iduous approaches
of di. ease and dctroy this dangerous foe to hnha"
fife.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-02

Ry- IIEApAcHE is the favoritc sign by whch nature
makes known any deviation Whatever from the natur-
al state of the BRAIN and viewed in this light " may
be looked on as n safe guard intended to give houce
OF disease which might otherwise eScape attention. M
too late to he remeded; and its indications snouid
never be ne elected Headaches may he elias shed un-
der two names, viz: Symptomatic and Idopathic.
Symntomatic Headache j. exceedingly common and Is
the precursor of a great variety OF diseases, among
which are ApopIexy Gout Rheumatism ard all febri'e
diseases In its nervous form it i sympathetic OF us
ease of the stomach constituting sick heddsch OF nc
matte disease constituting bilious hedddch", ofworm
con ,tpation and other disorders OF the bowels well
ms renal and utcrine affections Diseases OF the heart
are very Frequently attended with Headaches; hn@ma
and plethora are also affections which frequently occa-
sion headache Idopathic Headache al. very com
mon being usually distingui he'd by the name OF
ns,rs us heddoche sometimes coming on suddenly IN
state of apparently sound health and prostratng az
once the mental and physical energies. ana IN otner
instances it comes slowly. heralaed by
of spirits or acerbity OF temper. In most instances
the pain il in the front Of the head over one or ooh
ewes ard sometimes provoking vomiting; undes th's
class may also be named N'urdlgtd.
For tho treatment of either class OF headache INC
Cenbaiic Pills have been found sure and safe renee
DIV relieving the most acute pains In few minutes
and by ts subtle power Graduating the diseases Of
which Headache is the unerring index.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-02

FACT WORTH KSowINe.--Sraldng's Cepha'ic Pills
are cert; in cure for Sick Headache, Bilious Head
ac e. Nervous Headache, Co,tiveness and General De
bility.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-02

Life Insurance
Those desiring this safest andcicapest protecr
ton for their families, can secure it in our
Wisconsin Company. II has already become,
in reality, = tate institution, having Agents
and patrons among the best business men in all
the principal towns in the State. 1t is no lon
ger IA matter Of doubt that Life Insurance can
be conducted as we'll in Wisconsin as in Connec-
ticnt or any other Eastern States,
Thus while duty demands that men should
ms re their lives, it also demands that they
should keep. their money for investment ut
home. Confident that our success has been
more than equal to that OF the most "unprece-
dented," would cordially invite all our citi-
zelis to call at the ofiice, south west corner of
Main and Wisconsin, streets. and examine for
themselves. ). s. DAGGkTF, Pres't.
a. w. KELLOGG, Sec'y.
G. l. SCOTT, Agent, McGregor, Iowa
> May 80, 1860 IL.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-02

Bn1pGEr.-M,ssus wants you to send her q ooH , o.
C.nbalic Glue no a bottle OF Prepared Piils--out IN
thinning that's not Just it naithcr but perhaps yen
ne ather knowing what it il. Ye see she's n'gh deao
and con. with the Sick Headache. aud wants soMo
moe of the same as relaived her before
Drvooist.-You must mean spaldng's Cephaiie
Pills On, :, bora,s
the quarthcr and give me the Pills anu a'" w ="
day about it aither.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-02

LAMPS! LAMPS! { LAMPS! :!
II EROSENE Camphene and Fluid Lamps, just re-
II ceiycd and for sale by
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-02

s1s- OvER EXCITEMENT and mcnt al care and anx-
iey incident to close attention to hu neH. or study
are among the numerous causes or Nervous iendache
The di>urdcved state 81 mind am BODY incident 10
This d tes,ing comp laint fatal blow 70 ali energy
and an,hitipn Sufferers by this 5i,order can always
obtain speedy relief from these disrcssin attacks BY
using one OF the Ccphaiir Pills whenever the syml,
tcrus appear It uuicts che ovcrta>hed brain. and
.oothes the strained and iarrng nerves; an rcaxes
the Ten ion of he stomach which always accompanies
and Aggregates the disorder cd condition ot the BRAIN
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

r;,v ,uA,cAMAr1oN OF LANeUcGEs.-There is 4
growing tendency in this age to appropriate the most
EXPRESSIVE words of other languages and after while
to incorporate them into our own thus the WORD
head is now ecomips pnphlarzed in connection with
SIR. spaldings Great Headache remedy but will soon
be used in a general way, and the word Cephalic
will, become ms common a Electrotype and many 9TH
er whose distinction ut foreign words has been worn
away by common usuage until they seem ''natve and
to the manor born'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-02
NOTICE.

THE naxt reg ar meeting the Board OF Directors
/ of tina MsGngor u, aach Of the Mate Boa6 ~
Te,ea will he held at their Banking Hone. Ia Me-
tsregor on the tr>t Monday OF january lsoi, ~ Two
O'Clock p H. Also ut the same place, and on the
anne day. at three O'Clock. p. M, the nrst regular
annual meeting OF the Sockholders ct said fIan'
Bank will be held for the purpose Of eeetirg u ara
of Director for the ensuing year at when meeting
all the stoekhni.ier. are requested ia he present
q. c. LEE, Cashier. T.. Y. CARTER, Prs<e.
December IL, 1850