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Jogeph 3. EIarwood's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, ! At a Probate Court
Manchester District, IS. holden at Manches.
ter, in and for said District, on the Ind day Of
September, A. d. 1861.
Present, Hon. II. X. Fowler, Judge.
The Administrator on the Estate Of
JOSEPH ~. HARDWOOD,
late Of Rupert, in said District, deceased. apply
fox an extension Of time one year to settle said
Estate.
Whereupon it was ordered that said instrument
be proven at Probate Court, to be holden at the
Probate Office, in said Manchester, on the last
Wednesday Of Sept. next, and that all persons
interested in said Estate be notified thereof by pub
fishing a copy Of the record Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Manchester Journal.
printed at Manchester, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice to all persons to appear and con
test said application, if they see cause.
H. X. FOWLER, Judge
A true copy Of record.
3wl5 Attest, II. X, FOWLER, Judge.
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DEATHS.

Ia South Londonderry, Aug. 27th. ofdipthera,
fREpfRicg CuRIIs, con Of samuel Curtis, Esq,
aged years.
In Dorset, Aug. 18th, HAL T. Nichols, son
e Oryn anl lHcetta Nichols aged months
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NOTICE.

81 HEREAs my wife, MARY C0NNELL, has
w left ny bed and board without any just
cause or pfoyoeation, hereby forbid all persons
harboring OF trusting her on my account
MICHAEL C0NNELL.
Dorset, Aug 28th, 1851. --8wl5
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Exchange your Stamps and
EnYcEones.

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y be exchanged for an equivalent amount Of the
old issue, for Six Days from the date hereof Az
ter September 10th Envelopes Of the old issue will
not be received in payment for Postage at this
Office Z. W. HOlI, Post Master
Manchester, September 9TH, 1861
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VANDERLIpls HOTEL.

fNNIIS long established hotel stu continues opeu
4 Cor the accommodation o. the travelling pub.
lie. Particular attention given 10 boardcrs FROM
abroad during the summer months The publ,
patronage hitherto literally extended IS respect.
fully solicited. Z. N. VANDERBILT & son,
Propretors
MANCHESTER, May %, 1861.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
" be made to the next Session Of the Legisla-
ture Of the State Of Vermont, for grant for a
TURNPIKE ROAD" commencing at or near
the point Of rock so called. near the residence Of
william Jones. in Sunderland, 70 extend easterly
10 the cas, line q said town.
Sunderland, August 26th, lS6l.-8wi4
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Mmhlnr.on. Aug s

" 9l7771a7- 'N17f ~ Do
The War Deparlmca. has proof strong
and sufficient against the woIaen recently
aFresse3 70 place the fact u their compile
iiy with and an s. -eees si9ulsi. beyond All
oah
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Ilult.l0wn. Aug, rs

llA1ttsi4NA' AH9, -.
4 gentleman lrom llarpefs Ferry To-
day report tha ,he uuigni.l- are leaving
there 70 gf,a, numbers, There were no
secession forces ID HAT nrislib9fhood eA-
cept about $50 cavalry under Col. llcu-
d,r,oa
Atlyir, ffom AlaHinsAufg gire tie fol.
lowing Intelligence. Tue rebels haze
succeeded ia tasting d8Nn and removing
10 WmeiIeslel ,ap Of Tie Baltimore & ONO
r. H. locomotive they have also sent
d The same place a portion OF tie maclin-
cay bcl3agnz to tbs company work shop
ibere. breaking up aal disabling tic re-
maiudrr, II is stuffed 70 he their intention
20 lake up uilaicat ofthe track 10 coanocf
Manchester will Sra,barg.
There was 10 strong force in either
jefferson Of Berkeley counties. The prop
ctty Of ihc Union people hal not been
conli.eaed n mole,led up 10 the time my
informant leii
NagHc ramots have circulated here to-
LAY TO thc effect that the enemy were
ul,outto make demonstration IL Edwards
81 Nolan's tefry.
sandy Hook. Aug 20
The steamship Asia irom Liverpool on
tbs l7ih sia Queenstown on the lS,hinst
Ia. arrived 81 This point.
The Asia reports tbs arrival ont Of the
Arabia, Grtat Eastern and New York.
Brca tufts continued 10 decline. Pro-
vision dlil
The Baak Il Enelaal has reduced MS
raie Of diseouat % l2 pgr cent
The news IS scry meagre.
The King Of Sweden continued in
London, engaged Ia sight seeing
The Emperors iete was celebrated in
Paris on the 10Th with much hriliancy.-
The day was also observed IN Italy by
illumination At Naples, and religious ccrc-
monies in one olthc Turin Churches.
Washington, Aug. 20.
The statement that news has been
received indicating q certain speedy reeog-
milton Of the confederate states BY England
is uufounded. On tho contrary the indi.
cations are that al the European Govern
mcnis intend 10 respect the blockade and
await the result of The contest.
A special dispatch 10 the Post says
Russell Of che London Times has returned
from his expedition among the camps and
reports our troops wonderfully improved.
There are strong indications Of an Mt
tack from the rebels. The enemy Is ia
full possession Of Baileys cross roads and
are bringing up baggage from Springfield
four miles distant.
Fortress Monroe, Aug. 2S.
We have no iidings from tie naval
expedition. II turns oal that the firing
upon our flag Of truce fr0m Crancy Island
some weeks ago vas entirely Unauthorized
by Gen. Huger, snd on hearing Of il be
sent an apology 70 Com. slringhan
Lexington, No Aug. %
The rebels encouraged by exaggerated
reports Of the battle near Springfield are
eongresaiing in large numbers II this yi-
ciniiy and committing all sort of depreia-
lions.
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NOTICE.

an application will be made 20 the Legislature
of Vermont, at its next Session, to alter the shrcs
Of Bennington County
Arlington, Aug 10, 1851.
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List of Letters

E1EAIAINlNG in the Post Office at Manchester,
II Vermont, September lsf, 1861.
Waterman Smith, Eos Shemidt,
Miss Sarah NJ Vornator, 2Miss 4 NJ. Iarbel,
Eagcne Weeks, Miss NJ. j. BURN,
Jared Bolster G. B Boynton,
Mrs Abby A. Bowen, !. Clyde,
W. s. Chamberlain, Chuyiy, Esq,
Emily French, Abraham Lassard,
Miss Nancy Green, Miss Libby Muker,
Ira Monroe, 0resime Pettn,
Numedegm Dumas, Miss Mary Ann Reynolds
Blanche Reed, Miss Mary Jane Puffer,
Nathan Parker, Il. IL Ober.
September Sd, 1861 T. W. H0YT, 2. NJ.
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THE EQUINOX H0UsF,
BY THE EQUINOX CO.

0rEN FEnH lUsE no DEcEnnER, foR PERMANENT
Ga TRANSIENT VISITORS.
This House, having been recently enlarged, i
now the most commodious N the State ard il fur-
hished with the latest comforts and tonyenicuces
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BURR & BURTON SEMINARY.

TINE FALL TERM Of This Institution viii com
/ nence WEDNEsDAYP, NJ, August2l, and
continue fourteen weeks.
REv. J. D. wICKHAM, A. H., Principal.
Rrv s0L0N ALBEE, i. NJ, Teacher Of Latin
snd Greek
GEORGE RICHARDSON, A. r.. Teacher Of
Mathematical and English branches
French, DraWing and Music will be taught by
q la8y o. experience.
Pupils q both sexes can be accommodated aifii
rooms and board AZ the Seminary. The Priuei-
pal and bis family, With the several teachers ia
both departments, constitute with these one fam
ily, and are regulated accordingly
Tor circulars giving in6rnation u u terms
&C.. address tie Pnueipal
Manchester Jaiy i- lsGl
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MANCHESTER N -

Neu York. 20i miles.
albany. 90
fny 81
heslou, ia H8llaaa, l&
fsstl4esEF. &aa
BarliE etan. VI
Bellows feNs IS
RAiaHa.
Aaawelff. lve
Nafal SVnHae Is tr8Yt 0
Nf b4aret. cis fst aeft e Waef
leet aaaks ne s.n0s lase
Dtt4nes g saaafs 81 s t1sfage Rasa,
ID uH
pisaacs R2ssiag saeaad Ifaai Pond. J ia.se
Distance 81 iac eart, m..es
Distance loths peabH Glea, mils
b.stauea "a ihe Mntfal Hns mses
bstaase 81 Sifsiiaa and aeaue Ponds, mlln.
Hups0N RIVER gAlLR0AD TRAINS
Leate Sea York.. lol5p H.. arrive e Man.
chester 1899 ~ lSlopias Carl
Leave NeR lork. II, aFfl1e g Mauches-
Ter. aa4PM fFteight asa Passenger rtaiu
from Elaie Bridge
Leave Sgw York. II A N, Express, arrive al
Manchester. 900 PM (algst desirable Train
Or Manchestgr.)
Leave Manchester, 6.25 AN, arrive a. New
Yoys, 2.88 ".
Lease Manchester, a10 7 M, arrive a New
fsra, p.5OPM Trains ior Manchester leave
Trey 7.45 N, afer arrival of Steamers, which
leave New York al PM
Mans Closr.-South PM North. 4 y.
TFLEGRArH 0FFicG Open tfcm = AN. to9FA.
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80 -.


lsaesnHaii Aus e.
rs fmg 80 sl iAt particulars
fst So eaa 5eara die le e >a
s ath -
~
tt 1Ga G
safsusa
90 bsb enat m nal a.la
uaaY. oar ne m aT H r
hslie m Erase NhH
bai Itiie Aa ite eaeag
f9ut8g ~ fauestal
Ga iylgr teus arl % GA oae
sga.n Waea aa coming ghrfe bilcf DIS
ssai aud turned & e towards Uaalcy
gr el i rearaed in a'ey.
Gemesa.es 81 { sid sBasicd moA
srrcly rhey particularly we're iu the
imssi y lAa aga' SOD im.l glf ihr'r
uaf ihoaeh talill gld.r masking dread
tHl hsfoe IS tie enemy afca
ihe nlr, foreo consisted Of 200 infant
Fl. $50 cavalry end feu gums. The i,.8-
ssal iaices scattered after cutting their
uay llo1gh. bui sooa formed again and
arel but received no feply oF Panai, tron
ilie enemy.
Oar Is Z usl ya definitely ESQ, .laip-
eL Mes oser ESQ bldfyd are missing
CIT q iAc niat lsdIyd Engaged. Tie
fa,sti l8s WIS eailt
Lieut. Cob C,islam ealtusel die enc
awe cylais ana t8o prisoners.
Tbp following isa l,ai u the officers
lnona b Go kilicls
Capt. Dyer. O., u, PaiosYi.le; Capt.
slianlca, ca. {, UberliHi Capt Sterling,
20. |, and A,liuiau, Deferesl, Cleveland
Lieut. Chas. Warren sersi Major King,
u Warren. Tie osLer fed officers are
al salc.
bridgeport. Conn, Aug g.
The sheriff Vi tbs e0uaiy went 10 Chest
NOT lIiil, fre niiics north II bridgeport
to-day, and iogk down secession Dag,
4 nrN less 81 l.is State mlhorizes the
Con tatie Ii aay luan, o. toe Sheriff d
any county % ttae DOWN IRRESPONSIBLE flags,
aal Tie Owners thereof arc liable to not
Tess lliaa thirty days imprisonment or a
iuc Of not hss iaul one hundred dollars.
Prudential committees arc being formed
Throughout ll.e State 10 ,qlclch secession.
Cincinnati, Aug 20
The remains Of Gen. Lyon reached here
tais morning and sere escorted IS thc
military ana citizens 10 Suit & NiNon's
winery they Mil he ii state tll Tonight
i large nunber visited The Ilalilhis
forenoon. Tic remain. VII bg .AApn cast
tonight.
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bJulz htIlc' ny t'SPt-
A special dispatch 10 tie Courier, from
Nashville, dated August 3lst says the reb-
81 loss at Haiteras Inlet was 20 killed,
aud about the same number wounded.
The Courier says that there is COM
pany Of armed Federal soldiers stationed
at Horse Cove Station, on The Nashville
Railroad, S miles south Of Louisville.
Immense amounts Of freight and great
rush Of people are daily going South by
tie Nashville route.
Cincinnati, sept. ?.
There was a fight yesterday at Boone
Court House, Va, resulting in the total
rou, Of the rebels. Loss 80 killed and a
large number wounded. -Four were killed
on our side, and bat six wounded. our
men burned the towa.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

a.A Our attention has been so much oo-
cupied by domestic affairs during the past
week that we have hardly been able to keep
rack of the news. There has been sever
al skirmishes in Missouri Gov. Jackson
Is supposed 10 be on his way to Arkansas,
though the Fedora, troops are close on his
track, with a prospect Of his capture.
The main bodies Of the two armies are
IN close proximity near Manassas, and from
present appearances q battle within few
days IS inevitable The troops in and about
Washington are moving il TIC direction Of
Manassas as rapidly as possible. G en-. Scott
appears to have matters about ready for &C.
ton, and important tidings from the scene
Of war ar tooled for with mnch anxiety
By the citizens Of all portions of the IN
,on.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

Mcssrs. Conn 4 SuDDUru. Attorneys. &c. Mineral
Pnni, take this method assuring their clients AID
Ih- public tina; the fact Of the Senior partner having
receive. military commission. and entered the ser
vice Of thc country. viii in interfere wish
tl.c regular business of the firm. But that having
secured The services of GEORGE MrLks Esq a Lx--
yer Of experience and ability they win continue tn.
practice a heretofore and they respectfully c,in
share 81 the public patronage.
All unsettled business with the late irm Of Cobb 4
Messnorr, or OF obb, Mrssmoro * Sudduth. c.n be
closed up At onco upon application at the office ana
all demands against either Of said nrns viii ).
PROMPTLY paid o dcmauu.
Mineral Point May II. 1861 24-srs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

Tooru urY11os
Thankful ecjony
SELLING AT UNIFORM PRICES.
~ mi n m rpr n:verc xtn,7eca .rala
. JOSEPH GzUJNEDEsY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

SABBATH School PFC NIc-Thursdav
~as good dly for the Sabbath School
oh'ldrcn Of this city and the adjoining
towns, Some six hundred children. and
many adults plrtook Of the inequalities
Il the occasion, and all appeared to enjoy
themselves pleasantly. The Mineral Point
Brass Band discoursei sweet music to the
orowi AM the singing and speaking at
Terry pleasant grove, where the stands
had been erected, vas listened to with
much attention by both old and young
the eAtablas were abundant AMI Of the
t-st quality There has mover been
celebration OF the kind in this place that
afforded the chillrea As much enjoyment
! that of Thursday last
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

MEETING OF the Executive Comnlitte. Of tho
4 Iowa county Agricultural Society viii b. held
NJ the society Rooms IA the TOWN Hall in vi sss
"f poiSe'iile. on Monday, july 5, lSGl, At o'clock
r NJ
The memba~s or the General COMMITTEES sre partie-
ularly requested - attend.
by order oC the President.
SAM FL. W. ErrSr
Dated JGue 10. ISL. (2SiIi Secrcts,y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25
ID ! j. ID

y this cry, on Thursday evening June goth Mrs
SARAH oFERroN, wife Of Luther Overton. and
Nother-in-iaw to the Senior Editor OF this paper.
aged = years an months. less eight days.
Her disease was one of several years sandins and
Of nature that pointed inevitably atal terr,i-
nation. vet she bore it with chris tian fortitude aud
resignation characteristics only OF those who have
hope beyond the grave Her sufferings were often
severe, bat she murmured not, .nd in her last mo-
ments though fully possessed of She was calm
and undis;urbed in mind, relying upon the hope o.
immortality in the world OF spirits. No brighter
euloey can e pronounced upon woman than is tr,l.
IN her she AS A Coon MOTHER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

la The members of the Executive
Committee of the Mineral Point Industri
al Art Union, are requested to meet at nv
Office on Saturday next, at 2 o clock p. N
HENRY F. GEORGE, Sec'v
June 81, 81.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

TATE or WISCONSIN, IOWA COUNTY CIaCCIr
CNGkT-h. G. Cutler -. Ih- unknown hs,,. q,
aaron Adams deceased, ami HarIiet \. Adams.
10y virtue If Judgment " furrco-urc ana -,I.
Wsd- AuG entered IN the above led c,u<. IN
.uv Circuit curt, in aut Tor ssid county O. Ia~.
Sf>tr OF Wisconsin. the 20tn dat ,t Fcnru~rv A.
H.. lSbl. viii. on the 81 day al Al GUST, \. H..
1851. - ocloc> in T., afternoon Of tIat d.v. Ipo.-
Tor sale tnt 81. - pubic auction |" the hi.i,rl nd
ar>t tIaGcr iuf cash. the front door Court
itou'r. an the village of D',i5eviilt in said
count >con>in tt torOing ,tesc5Iprd .-i estat-
much th"rrof> shall ~ sufficient To $.ti.fv the
Sm-at IA THIS action vitn interest ami costs TO
At: 4 lot ar parcel 81 land. situate, lying snd
nag in tIe Village OF DodE-vIlir. the count. ~
lp-a sUd Stale ot Wisconsin. u8 bouNI,.l fo4lo-.
Ia VII: beginning on the east side OF Union -tr4-i.
four 81 feet lrotu tnr uorthws>t cntr.- u
81 ck "a" seven o., According To thc ree"ris pl.: II
>lld Mage. stil running thence M MON -t,ss,,
.'nr hunlT~d an! twenty-five ti2-) ;cst To s~ks.
ii nee et. vary ing litJle north uunlr-a .ni
Twelve ll2J teci. less. Robert = B>ch.
line, To stone hrm'y 81, thence south Along -,id
line hu dred and thirtv- r-c tl3j) t-st ~ -
brook within tscntv-tnHr 81 trri of ;h~ nnrhsrs
line ~ boo. G. thence to ths alsce
being the property conveyed ~ Curr.
B"-ch ,n! VIII tn Aaron A,i.us.
Date: sheriff. ofic-. Mineral Point April sis ssth
4. D., 1901. GEORGE ESSEESNIrH.
Sheriff low. County. Wis.
L. 4, seR0As, Plaintiff. Attorney. Ik-51
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

Mons rEoCHtE y ST. LoUrs-A private
letter from our old friend Gro Full, Of
81 Louis gives the PARTICULARS o. another
a5h. in thlt city, which resulted in the
d"ath Of six persons. As usual, il is rep
resented in some Of the papers that the
troops attlcksl the citizens but Mr. r
asserts positively that ne can testify from
personal knowledge, that two shots were
fired from tie crowd before the Guards
fired a gun
Business in It Louis IS almost entirely
suspended Mechanics are glad to get
work at = cents per day, and other labor
r.. at 80 cents.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25
VI 4 Il X | E ID i.

Is the city q Mineral Point, the 22d stant by
Rev. Mr.. Greer, Mr CHoLAs hIxsMAN to Miss 81
RAN kINsNIN. all Of this CITY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

I.txs- Mr. T. Miller has lime for sac
~ Musgroyr's old Furnace See Adver,is
Ntut.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25
Minors Guards-Company I.

The following list of the officers and
prlvates of the Miners Guards Company
y of the Second Regiment is taken from
the Madison Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

MAMMOTH PIE PLAnr.-Mr. Matthew
Willis, Of Linden, has eft at this office
several stalks Of pie plant that may truly
be called Mammoth. There are two varie-
ties-the Spanish and Persian-ei,her Of
~hIch exceed, any We have seen for SIZE,
some Of the stalks are near three feet in
length. and including leaf over fv. feet
One measured ove- seven inches in c.rculn-
ter nee. M-. v. informs Is tAAt he has
Jet larger in his garden, and an abundance
Of 1t. Few men have succeeded in bring
ing the pie plant 70 50 great degree Of
perfection IS Mr. Willis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

New I.wELRY SToRE.-Nr. joseph Da-
vsy has opened 4 fine assor,men. Of Jewel
" AZ TAG stand formerly occupied BY Thos.
Dn,ev, "a High street lle keeps a gene
i Tariety ri Yankee Notions in connection
wi,h hi~ IrwlIry, AMI sells remarkably
.heap tor cash. Cali and see him. Ad-
vetttsmeat ueAt.issae
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-16
THE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

~ Henry stephens, Frs Of Edinburgh, and he Ilie
7. Norton, Professor o. scientific Agriculture in
Yale College, New Haven. 2 vols. Royal Octave.
I1Ov PsEes, and numerous tnRfasings.
This q, coniessedly. The most complete work on AZ.
nculiute stet Published, and 10 order 10 give Il wider
circulation, and publishers have resolved 10 reduce the
rfice 10 Five Dollars for the Two Yolumsslt
when sent by mail fpost psid) "a Caifofnis or Ore
Con- The price will be a. TO every other part or he
Union, and % Cansda, POSI- paid, 50. - This worn
u sor The old Book Of The Farm"
RemiliaDeeslo for any Of the above publications should
alwsys ie Addressed, postpaid, 10 The Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & co.
Most Gold street, Nsw York.
Dssens1 ~ 1e-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-16
LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS.
For Sale al The DRUG ST

For sale q, he DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Eah, siI works, Rel sperA,d Y lllen,ine,
Brown ditto, Red French, Large Lima Or Buiter,
il Carolina, Scarlet Runners, Rpya Dwarf
BEEf-Exira Early !urnip Early Blood, Long Red,
Silesian or White Sugar, Swiss Chari.
BRUCOLl-Purple Caps.
CABBAGE-Early York, French Or Heart. Early su.
gar Lpai, Eails bateI.ea. Fad, DfnmAfad. Drum
etdssvoy, Large Liie Df1nhesd, Lsie EIst Du,rh,
Green G!azsd. Red Dutch, los pickleng.
CARROr--Long Orange, EARLY ti1rn, large Field
CAuLtFL0WER.
CELERY White solid, silver Giant, Red solid,
CORN-Eyergfeen sugar
CUGUMBER-EarlyF Fame. Long G-ren. Gheikin.
EGG PLANT Large Purple, Early Purple.
HNDiyE--Gesn Eurlei.
LETTUCE-Ea CURED, BrnRn Dutch, Royal Cal.
bage. DIumhead, White Cos.
MElL0NS-Nuimeg. cilrnn, Mountain Smout.
MUsTARD-While,B Brown.
NAs1URrfUM.
nKRA.
ONION silver skin 81 White. Large Yellar.
PARSLEY --curIed o. Double. Plain % s,psle.
P8RSNlP- Sugar
PEAS LanJreib'. E Ilra Early. Eatly Fame. Royal
Dwarf MauoWfsi, Eatly May. Bi-hops Eafy.
PEPPER-Lafge Sweet Boil Nose.
PUMPKIN Common Field
RADisH long Scarlet Short Top. Write Turnip
Rooted. Red Turnip Rooted, Long salmon.
RliHBARB. o. Pie Plat
Satisfy, 81 Oyster PlsnL
sPiNAGH-Raund Savoy.
sQrAsH-EHiy Bush. Long Green.
T0MATO-l.sfge Red.
TuRNiP-Esrls fl,t Dutch. Top, IargsS srfilk.
Large Gl,r, Dales H. sfi5, Raa 81 sa 81 ssgessh.
February .. g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-16

~ HEADACHE Is the fasorite sign hy which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state Of the brain, and viewed il this light it may be
looked on safeguard intended to give notice Of
disease which might otherwise escape attention, till too
late 10 be remeded; and It's indications should never
be neglected Headaches may be classified under two
names, viz Symptama,ic and Idiopaihic. Symphonic
tic Headache is exceedingly common, and the prceur-
sor Of great variety Of diseases among which are APO.
plexy, Gout Rheumatism and all other febrle diseas-
10 its nervous form il is sympathetic Of diseases OF
the stomach constituting sick headache, Of hepac dis
ease constituting biio,S headache, Of worms conspa-
ton and other disorders OF the bowels well renal
and uterine affections Diseases If The heart are very
frequently attended with Headaches; Anemia and pie
thnra affections which frequently occasion head
ache. ldiopathic Headache is also very common. boz
ing usually distinguished BY The Of Nervous had
ache, sometimes coming suddenly in state Of appa.
lenlly sound health and prostrating AZ the mem
tai and physical energies AMI in comes
slowly heraded by depression Of spirits acerhy
81 temper. 10 most instances the pain Is in the front
Of the head both eyes, and sometimes pro
yoking vomiting; under this class may also be named
Neuralgia
For the treatment Of either class Of Headache the
Cephalir Pills have been found and safe remedy
relieving the acute pains u lew minutes and BY
lis sub,l power eadeating The diseases (which Head
ache is the unerring index.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-16
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