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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-10
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EEllFlLIl: ACADEMY,
Memphis. Tenn.

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z tNHIS ms IfIUTION, incorporated BIZ Act Of tho
l. Legislature is deli ghtfuily situated IN A healthy
a Eeli iIed pagt gfitbs CITY pt ,emph;s eemmaHdin;
HE advantages % both town and roqntry The build
us~Te iIlIas and eDnfn0dious and 50 designed ru
T7ii tissi sssz sj1f .-r1ties Fbs7
= a..sV' he scSntsE sRisgsvs ans d at -iuEoTrt
ePnisi, heqed w tprst iEeessand b gzrr tsefFiy
81 our fndset y q rsire plants gud slFu95ery The
ehse-'enee Of scccs g Memphis soa az paris d The
Ntestases Sulai'a ai& shsl ss,zsFr ts heal rhfunsss
ot-shs g = SeIn sIeud il a. Arpous.t flyorabls
-fhe Assid5ify IS rsr the eli rge n competent and
eEpBgsentettTUsths- the syi IN ~ nGsision'is s
san4 aStlSt passged m sin5iaT i,t4sAi8Hs in Ken.
t4cky. = eyeEy aF eNlrrl ed % secure ali tbs
aims ~ eduea.i0n-uoral and dirlrctuA cuture, Te-
hueiueuI % iHatiners .ad 81 y5icaF fnproves W No
sffUfis fsss tJ1Epacsr ser hsi1l diiyS,r hy-of
au- = nsad psFs-s s,s..t: - ~ sri---.. -t 49,
le dcc PlUE pt fe ScAoqllgtf be fznrFEd p7j5orm.
1u pi'd amt pa ental willr tef -frctsl uf-ntou VIII
be n3ii f5 haaith tjusf1f,tnd -rlints1 III Uipik
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.NIEMP fTFsy AI4EU5RSDAA

* pieces OF artillery of longer range than ANY
We baye After a hot ire-of four hours ana a
hlfdbls1A9s} AHA Heavy 6tteihPts 10 eiarse oit'
Ihes, be Was repulsed, evidently with cousiJe-
-ablc loss We bad 40 c;Nahy to pursue him on
Is Fetreat Tbe less on oEr side u eo9sPseT9lie,.
fuller report wifi bt given through tie regular
,hannels For several days my correspondence
With Gep, LL9Ting b9s bgsn interrupted, Tie
.hemv's foTct waSsapeIidrs TO ours, But v2 had
be advantage IN position.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-10

FELLOW S0LDTERs.-Gen. A. Stdney john
sion addressed alargo crowd Of citizens In this
city sbort time since He began, nFdllew-
soldiers, Fcah you soldiers, for y6u are al The
reserved corps" This was .well-tlriel remark,
and showed TINT as a military mAnhe knew what
was corning. The South VIII need an of hcf
force Every abie-bodied man MAY as well
make mp his mind to it, aud that soonENasiirRte
BaaHlr gf Peace -
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FIatteri.sg Testi.nos,teIs

Which he has received non, gentlemen Of The !;
44ighest FespectaRiRtyl in this city apd else
where. They are in his possession and opens
for the iuspectou-of all, but the.-reference. be
lpw are OF nature that win abundantly satisfy
if who psruse them. r. '.e,
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Notice to Absent soldiers.

FORT PItTou, Sepfem5ef ss, lsftl
LII soldiers absent on lsve frasa this po7t belong
"A ing The i3h Regiment OF Arkansas volunteers.
iire hereby notified report a. headqhatters mmedi-
btely,. By order OF o. .r --.. --.-.... ..l-.. ,
G. WEnB, Adurgut POST % -r-.r s-i sez9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-10

Mr., c. W MORGAN--,Ihiss gallant aud
lfaYe soldigy who has Just FetIned, on fuTlougb
fom the field Of Manassas, where, as major OF
Tie 81 iTef6eSsee regiment, be took su6b PfGpf-
i1ont part in the grtset battle Of the 2lst of July
proposes. TO raise, q regiment in East Tennessee
RnQIpiNe Register Of The 9th.
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The .Erel.el. primo. "a. ,lccIeILant. stna.

Mcclellan has jus passed up the avenue, es-
forted by his cavalry guard, in fine shape. The
French princes weTe with him, aud altogether
the eayalca4e sfneappearahec. There
Is something little singular in the way in which
the French. pFiRees have entered our service. It
must haEe been cut of pure love of adventure
and the cause. They were tired out with the re-
speetab!e. quiet and stiffness OF Clsremont, and
we're iRpeiled, final resource, TO this country
and this waF4 IheyceHldHOt web join the army
Of amy European country withGnt offending the
FTGnch Emperor Here. they could come and
Join the Federal army 1Yithoub eSeitinethe eal-
eusies of any prince or potentate. OF coarse, if
thev were going 10 take sides as ali in the war it
weRld be. for the government and against the.
revolution Although a revolution made them,
on rather their grandfaiheTy-a revolution uHmsie
them. "A revolution mad, fhis nHtion, and rev
6lutiou oWattemPfs TO apmahe it, The Ceant
de- Paris and the Duke of Gltartres enter our ser
t;ee with great enthusiasm They are for the
government, and in their synpathies are against
sIayarv and. the slaFehelding rebellion. they
win accept no pay from the government, having
d suiiicientincone Of their oTB, and desiring to
SAKE themselves from any Charge Of IneTeeRaTy
service. They are heartily. welcome, and as they.
gallop up and down the lines, are received with
Enthusiastic cheers by the men.-lSashtRgtOh
Cor. spTlag6sI I'D Republican. ''-.'
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ATTENTION (!

I HAVE authority froa Major General Folk to raiFe
/ a re girneiit OF VOLUNTEERS for twelve n,suihs
service My encampment Will be at Lafayette Depot
Tho Memphis and Charleston Railroad thirty Hli
Of Memphis. aPtarshaginS conIpaniesi anq de-
sirO as of Joining InyireneAf xl pleaSq yepart ne
az Memphis. Wil be able TO arm the regiment VIA
good arms, prUcured through pryate sources, ---'
ss95- -9f, ;. s 81 f.E.- 49, --Ej-J' MORGAS-. D.
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.lRl .FnPlRTiEhETIR,.
HRHPHIS. IT'D flIIo RAILROAD. Gd.
OFFICE CuIR ESGIgF sSD GspaL sFPEI- riFlgT

1l=shlis, Tlia, sept. q 1851 )
NOTICE js bezhx gi ige=hat 70 4eTzon Eul hoG4ad
~ 20 purchase supp ics any ar it Tor the opera
iiHs cE n -9ees Cr-to lsa sal' exec E sn
the written Of the undersigned; and agreeinsG 1t
6reoutract iasis o. any s5oftnaAIt ono or sfr1hose
viii be biadinesouJ bis Comp he Ytse1
approval OF the undersisuet.
- -, = 't,---'T EFqGAS .DgD l4sE5A Ds-r.-,
seq 2v General Superiut udent.
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fr-G .s as.. f.s . o.. "
RESIDENT
Surgeon Ghiropodist

b.. .--,-se. ..-, --.. L...-+- ,s-, -.-- ...s----
%, 327 Main street over Jones, g. .T4ggs
....... Memphis, Tennessee. a.
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TO THE LADIES.
-,r t-,.--
FASHIONABLE AND EEEGANT
DRESS MAKING,
IN .9LK. HIS T.aRIETTES! d!

II AIDES Furnishing fisr ri6b and ra,tI naifrEiis
IL zaayrely bein gr ltical iited and THAR y0Rs.
finished in tie prompt and efficient manner 81 the
lowest possibia" "prfcesc = '' .5s,- '.- --'-..r--
siantllas, Waists aud Chldrins Clothing, eut and
haste at the shortest notice. from h lates Paris d.
signs. NJ GAISEE.R, .-- ..
No 327 Main Street
se1L6m g. - Over Ms-srs .Iones &qIarEs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-10

the FICgF. AT GREEE BRRR RIVER-The
followiug dispatch from Brig General Henry
r jackson has been received at the War De-
pa1ment; A
GAAfP Barrow, GREEN BRfER RNER, 0cto-
Der The enemy attacked us this morning IN
considerable force, estimated at 5000, and with
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-lxRaTtTIoN ctLctLATToNs.. !.

4+ff Z p 'Nfaf-f
We .n9ye not, as YET, seen any thjAes Iag9p iSir
ssrd dia The RortleHR aIlgess -thaa dc 'tollepiass
slipped IfosA- tlt Nov Ydall Iictaif'S shdHt5
attcltt-o tie e5tb uTt3 II Shows GO95 tl5 n6T.
efn agPetite Gqr ipform2tQln is. fed, end VIII be
laugbed at IN ! ., Mobile, New Orleans Savannah
OF Penkacsla.Hl 7., str.arrts b, re-, ,r'
Tar Sg,riTrRN FXPEDnToNS. AF7,1
ibbdvgfs Riiafe Ykar several cditi6nsa 6f d
mixed cfaicte ef are beng fitted out for 8ftra-
tions % tie sb4nlR4tt coast, and fits EtAefalIy
Understood tlat oit Of tleii at lesst, Is IN tended
10 seize ahd re-open- to .the commerce of tie
world a l6adffig cotton 'p6rt. We recommend oI
nereAiitfl Z fe{dtr f6 keep Etrs cl0sH watch on
this 1ilhttsr The GdAsAq quence Of a very silca
cassf1l lanink 81 Union troops at Mobile, New
Orleans EaFbThah or Pensae6la, and the fg-
openlnG6f such ports 10 the cotton trades would
be v6FS Tmpoftaut. and might prove fatal 10 op5ii
gators Wh6 allowed thelhstlvts 20 be taken by
surprise by events. The first step Of the COM.
Isn6ins eengtals of Union ioTceS, ON iocoJl'
ly irls suclf.a P0Ft ss vaehave menlfohed, would
he n invite ell loyal cifizcns,6f The South 10.
tgnd- theiracotton' ihiiher Ger SfitaneRt It is1
likely that he invitation wealid 4H' R',Tys largely
Hcccp-ed, 81, -5 r,-.i; ...-,---.7s zsr-il --s
Ikepl,ape, AS YgiL iQA1uyr> npm mbeIS Of I.Rion
IN n -tlFpughont the south who wnHld glg6lE
accept a.sur opportunity OF reiusAiugi 20. their
Halt tle peoples of tQJlcEls aEee
rdpaTte9 - kf IN this, frame 81 .H'iad- And,I
besides these, c,on the most reflrlEous Planters
nblSi hr Ia terrible straits i0r want OF niolrl-
An offer for fifteen 'dr twenty cents Tppnd for>
cstioi, NihcR4s now lying iale 6h ih5n pIsnta-
tons, would iY their aljachintnt 10 the rebel
cause somewhat seneIy. There must be lafer
Numbers of planhirs IN The Gulf States whose
families aTC Suffering for want of the necessriCs
Of f6s ami vet Who have hilhdf5dS os bales Of
chtfoh rea,lv i6f S6ipYTi9 IT. And worth At present
rsiecs,, Yrom $50 to s1O0 & bale. It's pretty
CERTAIN that q sufficient number of theSeplanttTs
8Gu3d srTEif tkpnselvessDf 1}F TafpeHine- of 1ne
g fhei fseris 10 rreHse1 1erfee' sryuTFpdJn lhe
cotrcE TaFk ket and very ThaTkssd i'erturta son
II lbrgignexehafge .e}PtTstoTs~1yi yiii1 do weh to-
keeu1 his TTUspect sH view. .'-i' -'.-i -7~r7 -i.
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Is. ERON FIE


Z. s. jGazL q. g 5iiszss.s.ss. II :,
....1s =. -'fssf4a@alss-ss-. sEst9 .'.--'.,.
a & We esx' NEITHER CoILEcT HoEEY BrE
\ Us NOR buy goods On iaae 'oe must cell Tor cas
Or ose Dor doors Qar frleads ei'f readily dtovtr
the necessity Ior.seihng --l .s. Is
Ezclusively for Cash!
:. FINE Gray and tsue aIlitagy sle4 he,.
Nj itsr Caps, Inc Cavalry ,ttyotf Army shqes;
lae ,y sssrsi a., a. .,' s{,-eh 'lsfiy saslsz
=. 1}ray. Ivtedss Jeans, SatiBe1s Ha1 ShEureS;- ~
49,. Bloc .G ray AEmy b Bsjlse5s;-- s -...,s-
Bipe and Brown HoiPispua JeFnsi ass .-s
HaNEsPUE SOCKS, SF0gSI>Gs.ANID LTVsEYS.l
t,saaS,afas; DeLzncs,. lssinr wheels,
rFeit Ilai3ss-,--., Matirusss 81, Winding RkeA-
..~f)ril 10 y, ROpLus,- .Ayool-RsT .e4s
Kentucky Twills, Scotrh Fa.3s. ,Wpol Caul4. =: ..
Lins'ys, Deb scs, CioekIeeis,
Ce0rcia AipacUls, Gotten arms
Ksssees -F'l.ii =. .aiiasts,' C5fsoH Cards,
Ilrqrrn Jaiins I-infys, re = ArPrt WarPs,
stfabeFl a. -Fte D0mestlcs; Spool farf2, r
rocaus, White Goods, Sewing SILKS
Negro Blankets, Shawls, Blue hut cotton
Blattresses,'i Caiiooas@ 49,. Bl-asbad sBd
Tvatbers, Frepeh CaHqqas, RraYn Cotton
Puhvs, Linen lldAys., kuirtlHS Needles.
lsshlfoAs, SIX e. q ~. tS-1fin$ - ar
Trkibrs : ootHose, hirTiuo Shirts,
Wo0 Hats, CettnR ..- = Drawers
SHirting., - Corsstst ~. TABLE Chtl5,
ca cl Sitir'inss, Wtite SheefinGs Pine S0ars.
Stfiped 49,. iIn0w ast s., TsyFG ,d'fssh-
Gdsco 5@ Hoop Skirtsi slair9iall., -.
p .-.s.' CAR REETSs!- : : -. fg--
We haye ever O1 haa;d y large stock a hpub0re snd
other se8sqnable 97Dds- grIrr ing
We ytitl 5sSs Confederate 1ioals. TfsasRry Notes
AIissssi nVi Nqrts Az War Bonds, Cuttdn Yoo,
SVleiar Cern, Rye Hides, pfiel Fruits, Pea socis
Jr4pis IJnseJ-s Butier, Esas eoi as nsret Vatss n
psyuepi Of -aecDunts.0r Tor gEOds ..--. --
CASH paid for WOOL-lsgslied or ig the dlltjzsz-.
Sa -. TAYEOR & MCEWEN
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I. EAST TENNESsER nAY. -

fEETE7 a.e srnsrrd 50 sefiinslisanss ssni frv ssrsai
W uy- Herds Iass er iQsei, BAY lar Ten
Hsssse Grsstb. Iat-a1o, Hay 81 n 81 eri6r a ~
put fn neal bales. aSeEsg 200 4iol1as 10 The t
Orders solicited and f1 1ed IS in disi q Cd
=--ii-s-- Sic n sfcFaE ssON EzcO --s
se26-2m Hay Packers Knox vii e Tenn
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MEMpHIs sTEAM BAKERY:
%. a.. DAKED&OYr q. AZ,

MANUFACTURES Of Crackers Of ali K rdz. Also
vi Navy Pint bread etc5 Second street between
We have connscie with the above bas5ness Cousec.
oaaFsS ar Cakes OF -si kinIfs AtaHh5itsal p 81 rss
VIII fuTuisg families pgSes End v-ediisig4 - adorf
i.o. 2te an4 AZ resfiiecd pricSe
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Constipation. or Costiyeness.

No one o. the many ills aesh il heir 10" is 50 pre-
valeni so little understood, and 50 much neglected as
Gostiyeness Often originating in carelessness seIen
larry hsbs, il is regarded slight disorder Of too lit
lie consequence 10 excite anxiety while 10 reality il Is
The precursor and companion Of many Of the fatal
and dangerous diseases, AID unless early efadCa,cd ii
will hnng the sufferer to an unlimeiy grave. Among
tue lighter evils OF which eosyeness Is the usual attend
ant are Headache, Cholie, Rheumatism Foul Breath,
Piles, and others Of ike nature, while long train Of
frighIu diseases. such Malignant Feyers Abcesses
Dysenlery, DiarrhGa, Dyspepsia, ApopieEy, Epilepsy
Paralysis, Hyseria, HypOchondrlasis. Melancholy and
Insanity FIRST indicate their presence in the system rs
this alarming symptom. Not uniequenly the diseases
named originate ID Constipation, but take On an indie.
pendent existence unless the cause Is eradeated 10 an
early stage Prom ell these considerations it follows
that the disorder sholid receive immediate attention
whenever il occurs and no person should neglect 10
get box Of Ceph4Ic Pills % the first appearance Of
The complaint, their timely will eKpe The nsid
ious approaches Of disease and destroy this dangerous
Zoe 10 human life.
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IL lLLSB0R0UGH RECORDER
Politics. Agriculture, Miscellany. General News, "a.
PUBLISHED BY DENNIS HEARTT,

Huhrofouehs " q.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Tan AMALeAMArloS or LANGuAeEs-There 10 4
growing tendency in this age 10 appropriate The most
expressive words OF other languages, and after while
10 incorporate them into our thus the word Ce-
phalic, which is from the Greek signilylng for the
head" Is now becoming popuarized in coni6con with
Mr.. Spaldings great Headache remedy, but il will
soon be used in general way, and the word Ce-
phaie viii become as common as Eiectroiype and ma
ny Others whose destination foreign words has been
worn away BY common usage until they seem native
and 10 the manor born
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture

W Henry stephens, FRS, 81 Ediahursh sn ihs 81
~. Norton. Professor o. Scientific Agriculture a
isle College, New Haven. 2 vols. Royal Octave.
100 paees. and numerous engfasinss.
Tbs u, eoniessedly the most complies sofk on As
neugfe svei published. snd IN order 10 give Il wide,
eneesen snd publishers bsss received 10 isdeee he
rree 70 Five Dollsfs fof the Two volomssti
when sent by mail (post paid 10 CalEo,nls q, Ore.
soo The price will be 81 To every other psr ~ M
Union, end 70 Causds. post paid, &C. ~ This vol
is xor The Old Book Of the Fsfm"
Remilsbces for any oflhe shove publications shoud
slvsys ts sddresssd. pestpsid. 10 The Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT & co,
u Hs.ss Gold ~vrt. Hs~ Ygrt.
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,

LlSl Of GAhDEN 1oEGDI0,
For sale a, the DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
DEANs-EarIy Six Weeks. Red speekltd Valentine,
Brown ditto. Red French, l.irge Lima Butter,
Carolina, Scarlet Runners, Royal Dwarf
BEET-Exlra Early rurnip, Early Blood, Long Red,
Silesisn OF White Sugar, Swiss Chard.
BRocOLI-Purple Cape.
GABBAGE-EarlyY York. French Or Heart, Early Sn-
gar Loaf, EARLY Bstiersea, Early Drnmheid. Drum
head savoy, Large Late Dramhead, Late Fiat Dutch
Green Glazed, Red Dutch. fos Pickleing.
cARR0T-I.sng Orange, Early Horn, Large Field
CAULIfLOWER.
CEl.ERY-white Solid, Silver Giant, Red Solid,
cDRN--Esergreen Sugar.
CUcUNBER-Esrly Frame Long tireeu. Ghefkin.
EGG PLANT Large Purple, Early Purple.
ENDivE-Gfeen Carlet.
LETTUGE--Early Cnrlrd. Brown Dutch, Royal Cab
hagc. DrumheaJ, White Go-.
MELL0Ns-Nuimsg. ci,ron. Mountain spfoul.
MusrARD--w White, Brown.
NAsTTRrIUM.
0kRA.
ONION silver skin o. white Large YelloS.
PARSLEf-Euried Or Double, Plain or single.
PARsAIP-sugs
PEAs-I.andreib's Etira Early. Early Frame. Royal
Dwarf nanowfst. Early Nay. Bishops Eshy.
PEPPER--Large Sweet Bull Moe.
PUMPKIN-Common Field.
RADisH II Long Scarlet Short Top. White Turnip
Rooted. Red rornip Rooted, Long Salmon.
RHUBARB. OF Pie Plant.
Satisfy, o. Oyster Plant.
sPlNACH--Round Savoy.
sQTasH-Eariy Bush Long Green.
Red.
TuRNIP-EarIy Flat Dutch. RedTop. I.rsr Norfolk.
Large Globe, Daic's Hybrid Ru.a Basa o. Swedish.
February 10. 2g-
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odical, above named i s5I PEI snnum.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06

TwrSrr MIrIIoSs % DoLLaHs sAVrp.--Hr. splll,
ing has sold two millions Of bottles Or bis celebrated
Prepared Glue and l. esinsied that each bottle save,
at least ten dollars worth Of broken furniture thus
Masking an sggrezste 81 twenty M lions Of dollars re.
claimed from total ~ this valuahle invention Hy.
ing made bis Glue household word he now proposes
10 DO The world sill greater service by curing ~ the
sehipg heads with hs cephaie Pills and Il they srs
good his Glue Headaches will soon vanish away
Ike snow IN July.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-06

II HEADACHE is the favorte sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state Of the brain, and viewed in this light il may be
looked on as a safeguard intended TO give notice Of
disease which might otherwise escape attention, I'll too
late 10 be rcneded; and its indications should never
be neglected. Headaches may be classified under two
names, viz Symploma,ic and ldiopathic symptoms
tic Headache is exceedingly and is the precnr-
sor Of great variety Of Diseases among which are Apo
plexy, Govt rheumatism and all other fehrile diseas-
es. 10 lis form is sympathetic Of diseases Of
the stomach, constituting SICK headache OF hepatc dis
ease constituting bilious headaeAe of worms constps
ton and other disorders Of the bowels well renal
and uterine affections Diseases Of the heart very
frequently attended with Hesdaches; Anemia and pie
thora are affections which frequently occasion head
ache. ldiopathic Headache is also very common, be-
ing usually distinguished BY the Of head
ache, sometimes coming suddenly in state Of appa
lenly sound health and prosirating at the
tai and physical energies and in other instances
slowly, hsrslded by depression Of spirits acerbiy
Of temper In mos. instances the pain is in the front
Of the head, over both eyes and sometimes pro.
yoking vomiting; under this class may also be named
Neuralgia.
For the treatment Of either class OF Headache the
Cephac Pills have been found sure and safe remedy
relieving The most acute pains in few minutes and By
lis sub power eradicang the diseases olwhich Head
ache is the unerring index.