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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28
Raymond AHOTIse.
CLAYTON, SMYRNA STATION,
......n. ..e..-..n,.. MI IA. M

KENI IUUNIll UHIlNW AMIN
THE SUBSCRIBER having leased The
A sHkl - above House, is now prepared to accom-
EASIi4 inodntc tho travelling public and all
i#aEla IsEH others disposed to patrnnize him. Ills
table will lie supplied with the best that
can be procured from the markets of Wilmington, snd
PHILADELPHIA The choicest brands of imported and do
nestle liquors will be kept constantly nt the bur. The
most attentive ostlers and servants engaged to attend
The wants and wishes Of ha patrons The people Of Will
mington and Philadelphia having business In Kent county
will find this house In regard to comfort convenience
my4-Iy MOSES RASH.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28
/ FepaINQMEN aasDTEl.,

P20T FJafth olFttti pfl00slfe-.s''s' Oty s77fff'J
- THE proprietor at great expens., ref ted this
isd, popular and well known establishment the most
Fh1 complete style, and furnished 1t with a ne means
Ior ali those who really appreciate the comforts OF
welconducte1 Hotel anl place Of amusement ana refresh
ment The bar will be found to be supplied with the very
beat Wines Liquors Segare. Ge selected without regard
to expense Tie Saloon attached IL furnished with Bag
tee tables of which is Of peculiar construction anu
the most costly In the city.
In the garden which ia most beautifully and tastely
arrayod with shaded arhors and Towering shrubs WIN pc
found arrangements for that manly and healthy exercise
Of quo pitcng-and other amusemcns suitable to such
place of resort The subscriber Will spare no pai7 10
mako his establishment of the most pleasant nnd de-
srable be found In the city elsewhere and he VIII de-
vote himself 10 the comfort and pleasure Of all who may
favor him with their patronage. lie has On exhibition
large number Of curi0sosstrangc LusR NATURE paint
ings &c. with which tlose not otherwise engaged, may
imany objects OF intuost hc Is constantly making nddl
Hons WM, II. CHADWICK.
ia2I-Gnl
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28

The wooden factories of Rode Island are all
in active operation, some Of them running over
time.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28
HHamdv-ipn-EEapad Hotel,
EIGHTH AND CHURCH STREET.

EIGHTH AND CHURCH STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
FRANCIS McllEGNAY, PnoPRIEToR.
hg4I, TIIE subscriber would most respectfully an
tfii nonncc to his friends and the public generally
hl that he has taken the Hand in Hand Hotel, where
EtAillhe will be happy to attend 10 their wants
s table will be supplied with the choc Ht articles
he mrkct produce and his BAR VIII bo smpleu WIN
done to make my house comfortable place of resort
nprl3-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28
MANSION EaOUSE,

d. w. DEHAVEN, Proprietor.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAV-
A %SA - ING rc-opened this we'll known and pop
esahd.a 5sesla nar Hotel would respectfully inform
METiSBTskH hs frienl4 and the public Ut large that
he is proared to accommodate all who
NAV call upon him. HsTABLE will be supplied with tho
best edibea the market Affords The chambers are large,
airy and comfortable Tho BAR Is supplied with none
but the beat liquors. An omnibus Is in attendance upon
every train ut the depot to convey passengers tothe hotel
and those desrous travel into the country viii be FUR
nished with good horses carriages NJ reasonable prices.
iy91-Gm DAVID W. nEHANEN. PROPRIETOR
, 1861-11-13

y 4 Friend IN Need. Try It,
/ sTEE1y MFA1lIRLa 1nNn2EEr u pre-
Eed nuH thu Eecetpe ef d. atephea svees q Aka%
cs1tnt tie gres* Asze eetaer, x1& -h1s haea pse02
practice for TIT III tRu1u 51c1 WI Fae n1oss
sauisa tngauoceaa II ~ extEnN ~eaaedy II wff&-
Il t&rtT&1 and Win Ansv4Asa pin -atae6reeci1 sxa
'ciheE psepatkaaM- Fse ~ tsaea14sss md asx-
~ disorders It d 1e1y tafzl1n1s1 H. sfseuFaave
eoEeA. Tsun6a, Hqratns. Bzat4ek. d. IL h2sooshlnk.
A,tax saa pov&zt1l 6eransta asstnx
u s7nt wonder snk assoRiaEAs4t otAN mo hkTqcTsz
It . el1- 4oJ1r fozr hundred ceTttc<to8 Of ro-
N1ahle eares, rsEs.<sed b. u within tbs last tvo
An. sssess tsis tAet For MIA by J. q: JoENsoN.
enarl Axact q es2an st1ee< Chicago, and BY N
ea}ezx. no15Soeow-dly..
To Consnmrtives.-The adver-
ses. havtpf beeo ses*ereA 70 hesla In = few weeks
- rcr5 NJ pisssEe1y: sf.[ having suffered seEe;
:sesee. conelEps.s1 Il ANXIOUS to m9Ee knoEu 70
fellow fndercs tse Of cure To al who d;
Ee Il - ae ~ .Sad sopy 6 tse p.e. nse9 s
=:re the ssme, vttch they vii md tn:e cure 5of
,nxn1:,rtion- A+.hn1 Hro.chittt. &c, The only oh-
Ct ;hc a.Seftser II saast the erts :ttao9 e sg
1snt sh1ete md 1s hopea eErrr suhste5 re- ma{
4 rleket sddrets ksy EDwARn a W1LsoNS, S, ~ W.
.scttIrE, ktcGs Caxrty, New Iot9. oe342@
For the cheapest and best Haif
Tnss E.tsf CIR ID rzasa SIS
rful prod .crou1 cf al 10 ecrEupy can teteSt 1ae
sACe'M trcr tae :1.r,sl wren adjasted TO the heaa
nSh Jt*. lrg ectsa ~ a!T1{s T4e af,sfsresan
ocei*n+-iY
, 1861-11-13
DROPOSALS FOR ARMY Sub

DRCIoCAAC IO1h AleAA aOA"
l. sIsTENCE.
Gmce Of the Acting ABsaEtant Com nIssary OF
Substance Chtcago, Nov. 9Th. 1a51-
Seslsd proposals will be received at this office until
the 18Th day Of o.emter ls6l It L oSiock n s fer
fprui snbE1eance to the troops Of Colone Cusa
mans Rs g1me1t at Ottawa. illinois.
coXFo61T1oH OF THE RAIIoE.
Tfree-tpEyth Of 4 pound Of pork or bacon OF one
and fSu.th pounds OF fresh or salt beef tWentJsWo
cnIcts bread -four. Or one pound Of hard bread
CT ore and fori th pounds Of corn met and 81 the
sate 10 every one hundred raons Of eight quarts of
beans or ne ess and ten pounds Of Fca or nomny ten
roards green coffee. o. sight pounds roasted @ and
ground coffee, one and hall pounds OF laa u1teeq
ponnds q sugar four quarts q Si1sgaI; o9s p2nnd
tine caDdl s. or one and half pounds q taioR csa.
nSd:t5on 70 the ioreRoinE there is allowed twice per
week one gallon olassea per one hundred rsu
III thrice pr week lasue OF potatoss At the rate o
enc pound PEI m2n.
seEeu, at toe o. tlon Of TIE commanding otiiee5
The RESERVES to himself the right 70 10
1ect ary all OF the bids
FroI tals to mention the names Of two sufficient
eu1etfea and 70 be indotsed en- tee envelope Pro
| rosale for Subsistence e,n---
! 4 4. G. Of Q. S. Army. Office ISL Dearborn st.
, 1861-11-13

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SIAIE OE lLLlNU1S, AOJh
- COUNTTs-s. Cook County Circuit Cont No
sne ssn,nef = 5s5s Kasst9sv - 1s''' - 10
PnhTc notce d berebv given to the ss.d Samuel D.
ofses ef fTe c1erK n eooE EnuatV E,cu1t Gours
9nte the jeh dar Of t1etober. D. E6 ii he SUIT
u q k e sad Wsatiav or ia sna1 Of sayen
T. r. NJ hanssnd TKa Hnno1ed asd Fopr Dollars asd
ceunt2 xnich said wit eas been returned executed
wseRIev r6au psfsSnsiy s. I'D sppssr before ia
, 1861-11-13
Barnesss New TeieaTaph1c Machine,

Barnesss New TeieaTaph1c Machine.
An improvement upon Morse's aud Houses
plans for transmitting news BY wire has been
made by Mr.. E. F. Barnes, Of this city. It
consists in dividing the capital letters in the
i've elemental straight lines. over which the
electric current passes, closing aud opening
in consonance &ith the forms Of the lines, ard
communicating the forms to the terminal
stations. Messag es are printed at full length
with great rapidity, the instrument being
capable Of transm mltting several Thousand Let
to work great change in the entire business
of teleeraphing. 7. Hst
, 1861-11-13
A.A.C. Of q, s Army, Ot1Ee Isl Dearborn8t.
uc9ha12-1W

FSCAPED,-JOHN IYELI. Of
IL Pulaski County, Ill, escaped from the Inssns
Hospitsl at Jhc*sonvnle last Spring: Ae S yeara
ple1ion, Is pal tnT bsld EhsEas and beard fal haa
lasser da }ogs, a1d seadoT sReass = stfangers = @
6ask rants dfab heck cost, and felt hat Was lasf
eeen II Adsng county going north. Information
ccle-i1md4W ANDREW MCFARLAND. s1at
, 1861-11-13
kEH! CATAkRH!!
= CATthRa!!!
4. SeElYE's LIQUID tATAsRH REmE0f!i
X hr 4 E1rA cuTa Gpf


ATARRB or CaLD m TfaE HEAUs
ONE ur,xnI,E1 TkoUsAED 7ersons die yeasl9
Il Is I. r:1.y 81 Centumpuon- h!1tg poJsi3asn
aep thar I'll sGy 1wol birds of taze aulnpefs sne
SEA. nIet Cr1utoenecd - :
Ca5arrh in the Nose.
1e1e=1 ST. ne4nx 10 The terokt and brcrcsil tubes
i l. ess,s= t5 % c.re Cstarrh than Consumption aud
cur1az tie r1tt Erfveat the latter. Pereons
c4;d Sne ec:e;snd vat tEz better Ta9 - c1re Con.
Tie r5r itaa.s of Cazera a. t,sy seac1siiy appGas
=. e1 thlt taeE havc frequent HtsacRs asd arr mere
= .ttvr 70 II char res OF Temperature n this con-
'1cn thr roee na! be e11 on eltEht discharge thin
20 t77a, ST tw@ree teca,nirE mick aad alhea1va
d1sease b.canass chronic the discharges aze IN
thick End hetv4. And are either got lid Ct By
wig tre ceee Or tss they fail into the throat and
r ixs &C or c4uEh-d eE- The s=c1etions are oher
e caus.1E atnE hr~.:h the Eolce is tf1cE snd ne.
dt. tri ye; deatb4se frequently tAke& pl3cE. kne
or crmmca hn1 tEp7Yra1t syEptoEn 6 CatsrTn i.
st tat prsoa is etGEeG to cl-aF bis throe1 u thS
'sn1Igt thick O: snJ Eaneon. Ehien aas M !:Hss
Ire r+rop Esy BE- su!e that hie disease ls en 1s
AZ TO Il. lungs sad shcEld ioee no time IN
The kh- 81. Att the t9Mpton1 OF Catarsh - Icy
u ID ira; f s1I I1ouD cAT4sRz REMzpY,
Reg .:c }thnh esh ne QE!cFt5 Atd efecfna!E r.
,r4t 4, a. L. { tEt1r:e.t ccntdc1ce ii the Keu
!y r. S.r-> n: uho srt d!sp se1 - te:t It's 7s7tucs
rnrt.;r Cfar7l tstt II att:r the # Ia ft1e Ramed{
sene csohe 20 eeasat % received sae nne'4rs pasd
i nt r :GrLed
=. or Eenft, Eita fnn soe ica5 dsfecGoas.
Oacc, 1873 Lake, Corner Of Wells Street.
t,c: r-+a Dr. D. H. sEEs.TE.
aoiAIs-!n FeetD-ce Bcx zs5a, Chicago. IL
, 1861-11-13
GREAT CONSOLIDATED
VI LIEEti
CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO

AK LIE fAltRaAB.
Indianapolis and Loaisvilla.
TWO ExPRRE1 TRA17s -leaEa Wee. Side C1tc:
Depot Chicago, dsI1y, as tuuovs:
500 h. N,-Uay Express {6unkay7 extertsdl
,&:f8 z. H-Elght EXpres4. {satufd4Fb e1cepred.l
TGR0EGa TO EI&CfEHAU AID IEDLAaAEC
LIZ NTTHQUT CHANGE OF CARA
EAsTEEx CovH1cr1oas-At Anderson md Ra1
Ho1d ior Feqaa, urpan1, DsJt9n 1entS t Eola1aoIs
md III potEfk IN Central and Eastern Qhlo-
EoUTaXa Co17SEoT1oHB-A1 IndtArspona g.
Franklin Columbus, Madison layrenseb2TH: JenH5 e.
Ha11; also fof Louts7 7tue Frankfort Lexington. AK
I'll paintB South .r-,..+,
Connec1oEs at Cincinnati for 1alnden. MAt1aes@
ParEersb3rg and points oz the Ohio NFar e,u,...
Tira to Cincfnnat oaly u hours. KleEaat slsep1@
EsTs On Night ItaiEs; ~, \. nh,aJned At A1
atinc7s1 Ratrcad 0mcss = the M Tra 1S;e,sa
i1ndsf lie sts1a9n H4nedR ~ Spr suoe.,usendent
.,, po,1pYT Ern,i TcEet agent myl
, 1861-11-13

xTGTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ TIT We th~ undersigned, have this cay formed
. Special a-d Limited Premiership, Of which OTTO
2lHld cAner is tbs general PsTtntf sn5 A1dfew LjE
q7o1 rns1 eFs u ths City Ct Chicago and State OF
Ii o'1. that tho SAID Anorew schal1ez q tle special
auar7 to the capital -tock IN said firm that the
sid Otto Mntechltchaer has contributed the sum ot
eis tt ccGA that the I'D rartrerslip begns on tbs
.t CAY Of October 4 B. ISL aad Il to continue for
sek L =; lie trm zAme OF seld Psrtnership Is to b.
J;te EIr rhechner. uao resides in the City Of Cht
ago ar6 Etr the tetd Andrew 1chAer resdre ia the
E.ty Of Klgin County Of ksne aed State q nllnoik
OTTO EU rSCHAECHNER
ANDREW 6CHA11IsER
DEvxnaSp l. FoEn, Attorneyk.
Chtcxro Ill Octobe1 IEt r. b. 1851. ocsxGw
, 1861-11-13
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fss9asSs ss9 sssPis sesssss 1ss 2sa g asdstn @
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IS @ 8 esa IS & - oasR
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OHIc AGO: AND ST. LOUIS
.w1rTEa ARRANeEnESr. ..
Ssz 1s4s ": We ges
Tse 5a',ss I'D - x!1niazton Accommodation, leave.
cn'eaEo a. @:1Sf. H. daily.
m714 JANE3 hubb. he18lVas.
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" EgN RAILWAY.
tof EScEfofI Belo1s tEgePofs JaaeSEElAe, Ga1e1a
:sS;S ( s.: Green IS: Bsia ao' Il
| TRAINS LEAVE AS FQLL0W IT'S:
| Day E1pr.s,, .se =; Blight Ezp5ess. Us +. n !;
l. G1e.ae " ith 1T Gs1e5 aaa W cesehss fof St
II TIaias arrive af s:so 4. 4. .l+s n aud sae n
DEWITT EoaEsox: Gen T.skss Agent: oe:sly
MICHIGAN CENTRAL t<Aur
I'VE A~1A@
! ~ 64A8. x-,xr ,,<,.,-- .-,,,.,
a1hAf ESi fy9iT aEn eE ~ aNsrisS III"
i II'o1-13 - o4'1 A1s 80 -
On ant 6lIer SUNDAY, aug 14tn t8ol. AIa.1s 4eaFs
! the g1fat Central uepoE. 1oGf Of LACE fIeeL al -
| SUD 4. H.-Egnr11ng Expsess (eIcepr z9ndayo -
| HTe At Detroit e:0s +. N saspeas;oz
Bridge. ADa 4 n: Albany, ~ & =
EeE oi1 - ): y; B9SIon, ~ seI:.a :. ~
I s1t1rdsy3 aI51ye Ct Detroit. ~ = y
E1tssss'es z1ess9 e Hssefe S5E Il z9aale 4ora Sc <
/ Boston, t9<<1 F.A.
, 1861-11-13

The Cause cf the War-Dsdging The Question:
Sentiments Of Masyzand1s- -Btindaess at
Hashinq{on as to Present Ete,ats- 4 Figure Of
Hop soads-Building the Temple Of Liberty
1fr tp7pule meets L;eutcnan1--la Military Len
iJaot Cir4l should not 1e Taeisal-Ar. Sp7po!e
Lfscours.M o1 the Var, &c.
, 1861-11-13


Office Of the Acting Assistant Comnn1ssary OIL
snbeisterce Chicago, November 9Th, 166l
Sealed proposals will be reeetved ut this office until
the :tth day OF November. 1851. at IL O'Clock H. for
tgrnishing ubfl tence te tse 5oGRs of Colonel j. e.
COMPOSITION OF RATION.
Three fourth Of pound Ct pclk q bacon e oae
and fourth pounds or lfesh or salt beef; twent5" 20
ounces Of bread -four, sue pound hazd bread ef
cDe and 3 fLurth pounds OF corn neai; and at rae
Iate to eyeIy ore hundred lat.rs Of etght quarts OF
teans pea AID ten pounds Of nee Or ho@lay; ts5
ard ground coffee, or one and half pounds CT t<a:
fttee1 pounds Of sugar; four quarts vtsesa5: ore
pound sperm c4ndes, one and fourth pout DIS ID
aptne candles ene and Asf pounds q T. ta1I1T 1sf
In addinon totAe foregoing, there Y :noWe1 ssse
uons tal1ce we.k on issuo Ct potaso*s Ut tho
E1eth heef III he Issued a often a. four days In
styen at the option Of the commanding of1cer:
ihe Undersigned reserves 70 himself tho right to 10
iect auy OF ali bids. :. 49,.
eecnrfiee and to be tndo1ed Oh the envelope, Fro
yofa1s for S1bki4tence-"
A.A.C. Of Q. s. Army, oaca Isl Dearbornst.
, 1861-11-13
Ahnut FtDY1.

As ne was reading the news that Rosecrans
had likely captured Floyd, Brown asked
Jcnes; tt What will they do with him If he is
baeged?" Said Jones: "Turn him loose to
catch the others, on the principle Of the well
known adags, Set q thief to catch thief
, 1861-11-13

r ESTER Is cos PATENT

: HeafinB a1o Fannlalu8 FuI1aee
Fer Houses Churches School EouseA Public HA1a. "a
This Fu.pace has been 70 thoroughly tried n II
locally that particular not1Ea hnus Necessary.
poirt OF economy Ia fnel. cheapnesa n COT e4o M
Fryan, c. g. Hammond. " n. Farrell SoaA ~ ~, - =
lsms Carter Baper, EsqsA. snd kex: Uedn1ss p3 (z
Fxster, Esq.a, of Roczderd- AddEeE n T. LH5ttktS
Post OEce Box E5n. O1ta Ne- % Lasaaa f1ee@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-22
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

wILLARDS' HOTEL.-AJ Williamson, NY;
w Cunningham, Pa; scheIl, NY; w Gard
VOID and ladG, Mass; L NJ Fowler, Ill; Keller;
T M Mayhem, NY; Grinan H. + Steel,
Pa; J Bunting, do; NJ Chestnut, do; ] d Me-
S Gisll.n do MCCLELLAN g do; g gesl Ala
all aud lady, NY Miss McKenty, Pa; Tread
well, Md; n Kingsburg and daughter, do; E d
McLay and lady, Ny; a white, do; T N Parme-
Ter, do; III McComb, Del; Thomson, Pa;
Clark, do; w Leech, do; II II Houston, J ]
Hou ston, do E Yates and lady, NY; G b Nc
Carter. do; Fl w Duryee, NJ; w Blanchard,
dol ToPpon, Pa; w Colburn, D; s Blake and
lady, Me; L Jewett, o; 6 lockwood, NY; w
Garrett and lady, Md; Miss Garrett, do; King
and lady, do; w Peryail, NY; N NJ FELTON,, Pa;
w Fairbank, do; II Armstrong, NJ; A Haines,
&c; a T IiSs f., N.Y. N.Y.. dsdlmsdgs do Mar
ny; Fitzplace, ala; Hon > stanton, NY; II
Iar1ard and lady, KY; Miss Larnard, do; Hon E
Carsing, NY; Hon vibbord, do; NJ Lansing do;
NasIsi do Hp Koones S Nd t onovsgI NJ SG
III Falls, Md; Hon Mr. Sttatton and lady, NJ; Hon
A r BOtelsr, do.
NATIONAL HOTEL Cen Bowie, Md; J A
Mattingly, Va; B Hatchkiss, NY; J e Terry,
N Davis, Mclaughlin, 8 knhns, 8 Brac-
kett, Miss Richardson, R p Wall, Wall, Col
Thomas, Jones, Merrick, Merrick, r c
Mackuboeo, DIT Belt, w Piummer, @ Berry, M
Plummer, 4 Berry, Md; NJ Norton, A Atwood
Bryant, Higgins, Nix, E Jewett, E A
Clark, Anderson, Byardes, Simpson, "
Y; Foster, w Petit, A Hay, Pa; Mrs Chap
man, Mo- l. Huntosn, Mass; Taylor. Be-
bee, o. r wedhigh and ly, Can; w Moulton,
Ca Fuller, Nh; Snow, Suse, Va; Web
ster, Dsi-
BROWNS HOTEL.-Or Luokett, Buford
A Innes, Va II Howson, w Sharpless and ly,
v Fairlamb, p H Lard, J Roberts and ly, NJ v
Roberts, Pa; g Stone, G Howard, Rev r. Cor
don, r valdenar, @ Irwin, r Gray, H semmes
Md; Hon II Underwood, NJ Spullant, Ca B
Il How
man, La; and T l. Norris, KY; Bands, r
OsgoOd, NY; Malmonus, Mex.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.-r McIntire. w
sseiey, CSA; Strong and fly, Md; II Johnson
NJ Belknap, DIR Wilson, r Cstskill, NY; Jos
Crowen, III Martin, NJ; Madison, l. Madison
aud ly, =; Edwards, Mass; 6 Baxter, XIV; J
Sanford, w Sanford, Pa; NJ Hughes, III; 3 Hen
dofson, Me.
KlRKWOOD HOUSED Kei Inc, T Searight
Predin, @ NJ Predin, Pa; Nj Taylor, Z Law
ton. N.Y. r II Brown, c Brown, Mass; J Boyle
Miss Boyle, Miss II Boyle, Mrs J II Boyle Sid
W husgrave, Pa; w Ross, Va; @ n MoFa
den, Ala.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-22

IL a.AnAeAs Is NE f.yoIi.s .lsn b. vh,eh
the natural state Of the brain, and yisyed n this
TO give notoe Of disease which might otherviSe
escape attention, Till too late to be remedied; and
Its Indications should never be neglected. Heed
aches may. be elss.ifed under two names, Viz I,
symptomatic and Idiopathio. Sypytomatie Heed
sehe is exoeedinrly common And is the nssoprsor
Apoplexy, Gouf. Rhegmati:m end "a f.brlN
diseases. In its rervous form 10 sympatheuc dis.
ease Of the stomach constituting sisS ksadaehs, Of
hePetlc disease CONSTITUTING Y;io.s hsedaehs, OF
els we'll renal snd uterine afso,lons Disseses
fths heart srevery freq uently Head
aches; Anemle and pIethora are elso saeotone
vhioh freq uently oooasion hsadaohe. Idiopethfo
Headscheis also very common, being usIa1ly dis
tingusshed by the name Of SsSross headache, some
times coming on suddenly In state Of apparently
sound health and prostrsting st once the mental
comes on slowly. heralded BY depression of spirits
or aoeIbity Of temper. In most instances the pein
il IN front of the head, over one or both eyes. and
sometimes provoking vomiting, under this GLASS
may also be named NeswdIse6.
For the treatment Of either class of Heddaohe the
CephalIo Pills have been found o sure and SAT-
remedy, relieving the most acute pains In few
minutes, and By Its subtle power Graduating the
disease Of which headsohs u the unsrrins index.
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= erin The last sitting Of the Belgian Chamber
Of Representatives, the Minister OF Foreign Al,
fairs, In answer TO a question on the subject OF
passports, declared that the Belgian Government
kad bsen for some time past in communication
with foreign powers for the purpose OF ehecting
a general and reciprocal suppression OF the pass
port system.
NJ In discussion on acoustics in the Inst.
tuts Of Architects England In reference to the hat
surface behind speaker, II was stated that the
Bishop of Lincoln, preaching once In the open
air. instead Of turning his back 10 the wall, faced
about towards IL, and the result was that ne was
heard distinctly by several hundred persons.
III Il Ii singular fact, says ST. Louis paper,
that on certain portion Of the Illinois prairies
corn Is being used a fuel In heu OF coal, and Is
found excellent substitute. In the districts re-
fefrtd to- corn In lax cents per bushel and coal 10
Is 70 IL cents Not only is the difference In price
in favor Of the corn, but bushel Of 10 gives more
heat than bushel Of coal.
IL While crossing a thin twisted wire at a
great height, at Preston, England, Madame Sa-
loiss foot slipped, and but for catching the wire
with her arms would have been dashed to pieces;
she recovered the wire with both hands. and
hung between life and death till rescued with a
ladder.
III Among the curiosites Of London life may
be mentioned the appearance Of Lord Caithness
In the metropolis, guiding his steam carriage
He Is said TO have driven through the most
crowded parts without frightening the horses,
and threaded the vshicles, thckly strewn as they
are in the city, with ease and elegance.
H The hast intelligence from the cotton States
10 to the effect that great Union party is rsllying
In every one except South Carolina, and In that
State the prospect Of an immense debt and Of the
certain inability to meet the expenses consequent
upon her rash experiment, will soon create large
party against the conspirators.
ISrEkEsTISs TO PoLIcBMEN.-The question
whether policeman 10 legally entitled to rewards
for the performance Of ofacial duties, has been
decided In the negative by Justice Plat, Of syria
euse
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Constipation or Csstiveness.

So Of fs s
looted a. Costiveness. Often originating in care
lessnes.. or ssdentsry habits; 1t il regarded %
anxiety, whllc IN reality it il the precursor and
oompanion Of many of the most fatal and DANCE
bring the sufferer to an untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils of which Costiyeness is the usual at
tendsnt are Headache, Collie, Rheumatism, Foul
Breath. Piles, and others ofike nature lille long
train offrightful diseases such gnsnt Fevers,
plexy, Epilepsy, Paralysia Hysteria, Hypoohon-
drass, Melancholy and Insanity, first indicate their
presence in the system BY this alarming symptom.
Not unfreq uently the diseases named originate in
Constipation, but take on an independent exist.
unless the il eradcated In an early stage.
From all these considerations It follows that the
disorder should receive immediate attention when
ever 1t OCCURS, and person should neglect TO get
box Of CephalIo Pills on the first appearance OF
the complaint, as their timely use viii expel the
insiduous approaches of disease and destroy this
dangero foe to human life.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

growing tendency in this age % appropriate the
most prcsstvs words Of othef lsnEusg afef
word Cephslio, which IL from the Greek, signifytng
"for the head n now becoming popuiauzed IN
oonsection with Mr.. spading's great Headache
remedy; but n will soon be used In more general
way, and the word. Cephalic viii become .
distinction as foreign words has been worn away
b. common usage until they seem "natavs and 10
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A Real BlessinR.

Physieias.-well, Mrs. Jones, how IL that head
Mrs. Joses.-Gone Doctor, all sone. the pill you
sent cured me In just twenty minutes, and / Wish
handy.
cPAysieie.GYoq can Eet them at any 9rHsElst.,
recommend them in all cases Of Headache.
Mrs. yoass-I shall send for box directly, and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they sfe ysal
BLESSING.
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BRIDGgr.-MIssus wants You % send her q bon
but Pm thinking that's not just il naitber; but per-
hsps yen be afther knowing what Il b. Ys see
and wants some more of that same a. relaived her
before.
Pills.
Bridsa,-Och, sure now and you've sed Il, hsrs's
the quarther and Civ me the Pills and don't be al
day about IL aither.
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DOvgR EXCITEMENT. and the mental care and
anxiety incident 70 close attention TO bus ness OF
study, are among the numerous causes of Nervous
Headache. The disordered state Of mind and BODY
incident TO this distressing complaint il a fatal
blow to al energy and ambition. Sufferers BY thii
these distressing attacks by using one of the Ce-
phsiIc Pulls whenever the symptoms appear. II
ed and jaTTIng nerves, ard relaxes the tension OF
the stomach 0hich always accompanies and az