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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

NR hedudcIe IS the faVOflle sign DJ WHICH
nature makes known any deviation whatever from tA'
natural state Of The brain, and viewed N this light Il
may be looked on % e safe guard intended TO give notice
of disesse which might otherwise escape ~atteRtioR, til
TOO late 70 be remedied and its insioati0ns should never
b neglected. Ueadaohes may be classified under two
namesi viz Sympt0matic and Idi0pathic. Symptsmaae
Headache IL exceedingly ceRlmon and Is the precurtoI
Of . great variety u diseases, among which are Apo
plexy, 9out, Rheumatism aud all fe5rile diseases. II
is nervous form 1t Is sympathetic Of disease Of the
stomach constituting Sick Headache, Of hepatic disease
Constituting Bilious Headache, Of worms, constipation
and ether disorders OF the bowels, a. we'll a. renal and
uterine affections. Diseases Of the heart are very fire.
quentiy attended with Headaches; Anemia and Plethora
are also affections which frequently occasion headache.
~Idiopathie Headache 10 also very common, being usually
distinguished By the name Of Nervous Headache, some
times ceming on Suddenly in q state Of apparently sound
health, and prostrsting ct once the mental and physical
energies, and in other instances 10 comes on slowly, her
sided BY depression Of spirits or acerbity OF temper. IN
most instances the pain Is in the front OF the head over
enc or beth eyes, aud sOmetimes provoking vomiting
under this class may alse be named Neuralgia.
Dor the treatment Of either class Of Headache, the
OephAllc Pills have been found q sure and safe remedy
relieving the most acute pains In q few Minutes, ana
By It's subtle power Graduating the diseases OF whicl
Headache il the unaulng indeE.
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Spetial aOtlfes.
The Great secret

THERE Is no disease without its astendani inhamna-
tloa. To subdEs the "a the aut thing %
accomplish. 10 burns, scaIdS, bruises, a. extsrnala
and piles. rheumatism, etes as Intervals, Hppiy At once
DALLRY's MAGICAL 1 EXTRACTOR. This all
healing, all-powerfnl a~ntidote, instantly allsys inhamr
nation, and consequently strikes At the root Of his dis
ssss. A eurs now is at once effected.
For sale IN New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, By
]. ZIG 4 90,
n and ISL ohartFes street
Sole SCENTS for the Southern States, and 70 whom a
orders should be Addressed. fe21-eAwim
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

FRE on AVERY STREET.-At four O'Clock
yeEterdsy flames were discovered In a frame
house Of wo stories high, on Avery street. be
tween Vance and Elliott, in which two negro
women resided, and 50 rapidly did the hrs
spread that before any sfsetusl efforts could
be made the building was entirely consumed
It was insured for two thousand FIVE hundred
dollars, which viii cover the loss. Il was
owned BY DIT. Rose. The cause Of the fire MOI
being apparent it is attributed to ineendi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

u A S. Levy & Co. sch at heir sales
rooms this morning, at 10 O'Clock, one hundred
and fifty Avsry's superior Plows, points, ETC.,
complete, to pay charges for and on account
Of J. D. Morton & Co.'s whsrf-boat. Hard
ware merchants viii not fail to attend. Sale
without any reservation, as they must be closed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

ANOTHER CASE or srABBIEG.-Capt. Price
Of the steamboat Kaaaisha Valley, was yes
terday stabbed by Riley Kinman, pilot CT the
Goldea Nais. Both boats are in the White
river Trade, ard on their last outward trip, the
latter boat, BY some means, ran into ne
foraer, not inaicting, however, any great dam
age. At half-past two o'clock yesterday az
%ternoon, the eaptsin and the pilot met at the
landing, when the former made some Inquiries
Of the latter respecting the cause Of the acei-
dent. Words eusued, and Kinman became ex-
cited and pulled out a formidable dirk. As be
aimed a blow at Capt. Price, Capt. Russell
also Of the Golden Siats,) attempted to draw
Capt. Price ava when The weapon passed
clear through bis hand and entered deeply the
breast Of Capt. Price, in the neighborhOod Of
tie heart. Price is a slight made, delicate
man. suffering from consumption, aud the
most serious fears are entertained as to the re-
suit Of the wound. Kinmsn is a taller aud
much stoutsr mau. Capt. Price was removed
from the boat for medical attendance. Kin
nan was taken before the recorder and com
mittsd 10 Iail. On reaching jail, as we are
inferred By the police, he seemed determined
to escape, and drew a pistol upon ofieer Jew
ell, but that officer by a nimble movement dis
armed him. On searching hin, beside the
dirk be had used against Price, and The pistol
be had drawn upon Jewell, there was found a
large bowie knife. He was safely lodged in
nrfson
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Arrival 81 me- ponv Frpre.s

FoRT KEAEEEy, February 2s.-The pony express
from San Francisco. with California advioes TO the Isth
inst, arrived here to-day.
The House Of Representatives adopted resolution ia-
dorsius tbs Crlttsnden compromlse resolutions, and o.
posing e~csreive measures. The Senate was urgel to
concu- In these resolutions.
There are indications that the Breokinridge andDoug-
las wings Of The Democratic party are shout 70 unite for
the election Of a United States senator.
Erhe Republicans and Breekinudss men are sin stsv-
ing on TIE election.
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Nsw York Mark... S1 T.Ieeraph.

NEW ToAK, February 2s.-Cotton-th m+rket closed
quiet and steady. The sales Of to-day smount TO l7oe
bslss at Iae. Fionr-ssies OF $500 bales at $3.50
$3.50. Con-An qualities have slightly declined
Sales OF 1000 Bushels At slAGTTe. Pork closed Gull
Sales Of 800 bris at sI7-25. Lard closed firm At sHS
IOKc, with sales Of 200 bris. Sugar closed firm with
sales Of $50 brls Of Cuba at 495He. Havana sugar is
quoted at 6K@7He. Orleans mOlEsses is selling at
s39seo with sales CT geo brls.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

ERoN NJ subscriber. living II miles esEt cfek
Il urouusrifr, Tenn, akEGRO NAN nnmedX
Furrsn. SIX feet eight inches high aged about y
ve=ra and weighs about I76 pounes. said negr3it~@
va-v bIs-t had a permission from me, in writing, 70
hunf h1ne for the present year, ard Wiz pros1eiy
avail hirlralf q it 10 reuch q free STATE. Wien iari
heard Of BE- vas 10 c9zrany via some mule aroselal
going in ts direction OF Hemphls. Alterai feSere
viii be given for the apprehension q sala oais Or To-
fsT-51f.VSt " 4. BOND.
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MAN SrABBED.-Two men had a difficulty
at the corner of Linden and Caussy streets
on Monday night, when one Of them inflicted
a severe woand by s%tabbing the other in The
back, whose name is Morrow. The wound is
a very severe one. The stabbing was done BY
a nan named Wilson. who was arrested.
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NEW ORLEANS. February 2s.-Cotion-The sales Of
to-day amount to 5000 bales at lOK9iiHe for New Or
leans middiings. The sales CT the past three days
amount to 30, 900 bales. The receipts amount to q, 900
bales against 5000 bales during the same time last
year. The receipts at this port are $4,000 bales less
than last year. At all southern ports col 400 balea
Sugar closed quiet at sK95Kc. Molaises is selling at
Exchange on London sK@lHe. Exchange on
New York "a Acdiscount.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

A MARRIED R~kPnoBATE.-A married man,
who resides on White river, Arkansas, was in
the city on Monday With a hundred and forty
dollars. which be brought to lay out in store
goods for bis plantation. He spent the night
at q house Of i'll fame, and awoke 10 the morn
ing to End bis money I'll gone. He applied to
tbs police, who, on investigation. obtained SIX
dollars and a half, which, they were informed
was the mans " change" He has learned a
lesson at a heavy price.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

A SHOOTING ScRAPE.-A difficulty occurred
AZ a saloon, corner of Poplar and Main street,
on Monday afternoon, in the course Of which
a pistol was fred, and Vim. Connolly showed
a wound on his head, which be says came
from the bullet. Both be and Frank J. BOWL
ing were fined Eve dollars each, by the recor-
der yesterday, for participating in the ARRAY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

BEUrAL-A man named Vim. Shelton wa
found BY the police on Monday night, who had
been severely beaten and burised. 1t appeared
that be was in a state Of intoxicstion wher
The injuries we're inflicted, and be could give
nc account Of the authors Of them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27
DRs. sPIEGEL s REINACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS.
AND THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer. operators
IN THE wORLDi
Eight Years i'm Memphis.


TKFeRH The public IN general that they are prepared
i 70 treat ali dlseasns, but especially thase which are
pronounced fBcurabie, and called chreAic.
neir tressmeut Of Cancers Is without any rival be-
gause hey will be expelled from the system, with all
their roots and fbers, euly By cons utional treafmant
without oaustlcE End without the KATE.
they also treat with success, accordiug TO the most in
proved science Of medicine In EurCpe, Rheumatism,
n. uralEia, Gout, OphthAlmla, Eistnla In Ane, scroflla,
Syphilis, Dyspepsis. ChF1uie Dysentery. Torpid Liver,
Gravel. Fits, TapewOrm, Piles, Dropsy, Diseases OF the
SKIN, Bronchitis, Consumption, all diseases Of The Eye
and Bar, and give particular attention 70 AL Female
Complaints. especially those Of the womb.
Negroes who are azicsed with any Of TIE Above
diseases viii b cared, and can had coed board ard SC
commodnhons while under treatment al the dsctorsi in
0rmarT.
ne doctors call attention Of patience Al a dirtaboe.
saaably. b. writing 10 then, with an ezact acc0unt o. 81
The symptsms q the disease medicine Will Be f0rRarded
BY Adams express.
F- Consulting Room, No. 329 Msin street. between
Union and Gayoso streets. ia1rmary on Union street.
east q BAYOU, 81 Dr.. SpiegePs private residence.
81. C. soiegei has, In his thirty years practice eE-
pecianv o. chronic diseases cufed them with tie utmost
sroasss He has in his possession ever Eve thoaiznf
uiants. herbs. bsrka, etc, Vhica be can reiy upon (
care diseases which are by the most successful prarl.
flcner pronounced incrrabie-
Re also makes Il bis especial practice T. treat all pn'
ratafisense with ths Utmost snccsss, IN . short time
- MISTER Of how long Standing, nor o. what nature.
an nr. sulerei asks from the alicted Is = fair trial
then az ne r~eference he VIII give VIII be q aFeedyenE
% them.
source, may b seen At the dootor's once. deisSn
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Trust sale.

ny ~rtus q q Deed "a Irult ezecuted f me b LG
ID NFcs nEd GuaGz J. AlTual On ne lEh cay AptHs
Tssn. sd q record iu the one o. the FroDaie Lterk OF
ne -urrrr e Turah- Ed Elzts Of Aisusaippi ior ne
urrusse = ssnnanE csrtaiE tehE therein nEmeas s VIII
rtIH OF MAECH SELI, 81 TIE residence q
- 80 \. 6. Elyce. eel 90 The highest BIDDER tr ESQ.,
~ fsrlrfuE tracs or parcels o. lanqs toHt me
- rrrfirr a. Iauz upun which ne late I. g. ATce
- - uud1 rEfch Es steam eENuil vas llaateo
- ~ twa "a The eu cation 81 said deed ans eisos
--.tb=r tad fn1uu a. shat part Of GeoIze Eest uhd
-n-s.f - sci rpErt 10 MS son. AEbcrt Rose being one
F---s-af sd twel7-L acre1 o. % ne NSA .1t Of
rsaia- tsEty-sl1, and ferry acres On me NIsl
- - --fr- rweufg, al On township one Hpd rense
- 80. r fhs hasas mfrldlEn OF lnlaAeseN seetis
- fitrs 3 believed O. Be lndsubteds but ] VIA cn-
----~~4 fIers nas been invested IL me es Eldiee.
1 a. q EETEOLDs. Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

How TO sEE MERcURT.-On Sunday we sta
ted that to-day the planet Mercury would be
at his point OF greatest elongation east, and
favorsbly situated for being seen after sunset.
As be can be very rarely seen, the opportunity
should be made use Of. We COPY the following
directions on the subject from the Cincinnati
Commercial: "Let the observer notice the ex-
act position Of the Sun, from four O'Clock 10
its setting. Let him mark the Suns exact po-
sition at four, four and half and i've O'Clock
by ssch means as a spire, chimney, tree, OF
any object that answers the same purpose
and two hours later (westher permitting be
may see Mercury very near the same spot. To
the naked eye, it will appear a small; very
bright star. Through q telescope (having a
power of 80 or more) as a small, clear, and
well-ds6ned crescent-with such an instrument
it nav be seen very soon after sunset; to the
naked eye, not before seven in the evening,
near the spot occupied BY the center Of the
Sun at five O'Clock; it falls below tae western
horizon a few Minutes before eight, after re-
naming visible less than an hosr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Samuel N. and ]
l. Webb were admitted to bail By the crimi-
nal court yesterday in ten thousand dOIsrl
each. The names on their bonds were D. B
Mslloy, J. D. Williams, Wiley B. Miller, Wm.
Joiner, VIM. P. Mitchell, F. Titus, A. Vac
caro-, C. B. Church.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

GREAT DIscoEERY.-Among the most i'm
portant OF ali the great medical discoveries Of this age
may be considered the system Of vaccination for pro-
lection from Small Pox, the Gephalio Pill cor relief Of
Headache, and the use 81 ouiniue for the prevention Of
Eevers. either OF which Is q sure sPscifcs whose bene-
ats viii be experienced By suffering humanity long after
their disooFerers are forgotten.
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Read the Evidence.

hsssFs. CLARK, Gregory a Co.. Nashville, Tenn
Please send me BY Adams express ten dollars worth Of
your OIL. it in nay practice . val
liable medicine, End viii want you to furnish me with
what msy want on the best terms you can. would
ike to be an agent for the sale Of It in this county, and
think ! osR sell a good deal. Satisfied, as I an. Of lis
good qualities, At leisure, Iwin furnish yoa with my
experience in using it, and the number Of eures IT
effects, etc. DR. GEO. ". CRIMSON.
Athens, Ala, November 10, 1850.
Messrs Clark, Gregory & Co., EAshvills, Tennessee
Gents; Ny n~eighbOrs are calling On me for AmbrOsial
on, and ] cannot refuse suffering humanity, II it tells
like the prospects latter At present. It Is doing good
in this vicinity. G.. LAEB.
Vernon. Tennessee.
Fer sale By n. G. CAYoE & SON,
And All Memphis druggists. fe27-dGw2w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

REcoRDER's CouKT.-At this court yestsr-
day there were fifty cases fourteen persons
were sent to the chain gang ; a hundred and
fifty one dollars fnes were collected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27
Hostetter,s stomach Bitters,

hOBaeateE'A St0AA8dCn bAttcAHs
30 stomach il the foundation head Of scoresS Of diseases
which latest the human Iystem. Indigestion, bad
enough per Sc. generates disrrhes, d%yEentery, ~isintness,
vertigo, palpitation Of the heart, general debility, ETC.
Get rid Of II, then, at once, By going through . course
Ct HosteueT's Stomach Bisters, = ~palAtshle and refresh
ing preparation, which As surely relieves all complaints
Of the stomach and It's dspoodsncies as The Sunshine
mslis the snow. A course Of the medicine may notpsr-
haps b necessary. One bottle frequently aecOmphshes
q eomplsle cure.
FER sale By druggists and dealers generally Svery-
skere. HosTETTER & SIXTH,
Manufacturers and Prspristos,
fe27-dtwawIw No. IS Water and IS Front street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

CIScIEEATI, February 2s.-PlOur-The sales Of to-
day were inoonsiderable. The market closed quiet at
- 5S94.so. whisky has advanced Nc, with ssles Of
1900 brls sti4Ko. Pork closed buoysnt at an advance ef
k@Ke. Lard closed dull.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

CoAL-The tow boa; Shingiss tame in yes
terdsy from Pitts5urg with five barges in tow,
eontaining seventy-fvs thousand bushels Of
coal, consigned to n. B. Packer, Of this city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

TIE THEATER-Mr. Roberts is still de-
lighting good audiences at the theater, witt
genuine attractions. Examine the advertise.
nsnt in another column The bill tonight is al
anexesptionable one.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27
Miscellaneous.
a.

HE ~A&ALGAAATIoN or LANGUAcEs-Ther,
. . growing tsndeney In this age 10 appropriate IN
n9s3 expressive words q ether languages, and sitter
word esphelic, which Is from the Greek. sl~enifviur .sol
me head. Is now becoming popglarzel Is c0nnectiol
~itn ~. Spaioing's great headache remedy, but Il viii
eoon 70 H,eq IN o more general way, and the wor.
tebhale VIA beoone es aommgn Is eiecfrotype. an
mAny others, Ehote distinction a. f8faign words IN
9eeA N9ta aRsy y eoHlmoa use until they seem INA
tive and 70 the manor bora"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

WHARF PAIv1LEeEs.-At the recorders
court yesterday, Mr.. H. B. Packer, coal msr-
chant, was fined twenty-five dollars on each
three separate charges, for interfering with
Mr. Thomas Jones' wharf privileges. He aP-
pealed from the decision.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

FEED.-The recorder yesterday fined E..
and H. Levy ten dollars each for fighting. The
former party drew a pistol but did not FIRE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

FRAzK LEsLrE's MoNTHLT.-We are In re-
eepit Of the March number Of this popular
sDd interesting periodical, received from
W. C. Adams, news dealer, on Jefferson
street, under the El Dorado Billiard saloon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

TIE GRFENLAw HALL.-This is the name
/ OF be s-isudid new building being erected on
the corner OF Union and Second streets. For
some time past, with the view, we suppose, Of
having the foundation firmly fixed and settled, it
has not been disturbed, but yesterday we were
much gratlhed to find that the enterprising and
public spirited owners had again commenced
operation, determined notwithstanding the bard
times, to complete it at the earliest possible
dav. At some future time We intend to make
a SPECIAL notice Of this fine sirueturcin detail.
At present we can only say thst.it wIll.far ex-
coed anything in the city Of Memphis. Be
side a large number Of stores and o%fiees, it
will embree ball well lighted and ventilated,
which viii accommodate from $500 to 1000
persons. The Gresnlaw hall will be at once
an honor and an ornament to our thriving city,
and we wish it a speedy completion, and the
owners and builders thereof any amount of
profit and success for their public spirit and
Nberslitv.
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EAw Mamnhis Jail.
Time Extended for the Letting
of the same

nROPOsALs will be received By he undersigned
L commissioners, appointed By TIE County Court n
Shelby county, at the sdcs Of the ~nrchitect, James B.
Cook, Esq. Of the city Of Memphis, until y O'Clock. on
THURsD1Y, the 2sth day OF March, 1851, for building 8
jail on The n0rth-Test corner Of Chickaasw aud Auction
Streets, in the city Of Hemphis, according 10 plans and
specifications on ale IN his once.
Cootractors will be reqared 70 give a bona for double
the amount Of the contracts, with two approved srreti.I
Tor the faithful performance Of the same.
Ths commissioners reserve the right 10 reject any
tender not entirely satisfaetery 70 them.
Oa the oertidcAte and estimste Of the architect, pay
ment " j be made monthly IN TIE bonds Of Shelby
county, running one and Two years, and bezrinE six pei
cent. interest, retaining one-third Of me mo1thiy est.
mste Until the hnai eempist0n OF tbs work.
An further Information or explanation win be giver
On application IN person. or BY letter % the architect, 81
bis omcs, corner Of Hain aud Madison Streets. Memphis
Tennessee. J. ". A. PeTTlT,
a. u. MONTGOMERY,
T.. s. D~I1KERsOH,
". II. WALLER,
J. H. GO0nLET,
feIS-sW Commfssidners.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

NEW ORLEANS, February 2s.-The returns received
from the election in Texas on The question Of secession
or no secession, indicate a large majority for secession.
Galveston and Houston give strong msj0riuss for ssees-
qicn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

AMALeAMATIox.-C. Z. Brown was charged
a. the recorders court yesterday with living
with a nulatto girl; be will be examined to-
dav.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27
Nntina tn Creditors

rrkvuVg ruresstsd the insolvency o. the estate or
n Vlraeson, deceased, sll creditors are hereby noil-
"a 70 nip heir Slams, properly ~probEttd, in the CLERKS
.1 or before TIE FIRST A OF AAT, 1851, Tor pro
oAROL1NH vTReEsoE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thank John s.
ToOf, Esq, Secretary OF he chamber Of con-
msres, for frequent and valuable eourtesiss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27

Hi lad N 'orrible 'esdsehe this hafternoon,
hand hi stepped into he hApoiheoaries, hand says III
10 the man, HOan you hesse me o. an 'eadache p
docs Il hachs ard" says .. "Hezcesdinay," say
hi, hand upon that % gave me . Ce5haiic Pill, hand 'D9u
ne 'onor 1t cured me 50 quick that hi 'Erdy realized III
'Ad 'ad an 'eGdsehe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27
COnsfipation or COstiveuess

No one OF the "many ills fesh is heir to y
10 20 prevalent, so little understood, and - much ne
elected ss eostiyeness. Often originating in careless
ness, or ~sedentary habits, it'll 8 regarded as a slight dis
order, q too little consequence 10 excite anxiety, while
IN reality Il is the precursor and companion OF many u
he most fatal and dangerous diseases, and unless early
s~radicated IL viii briug the sufferer 70 an untimely
grave. Among the lighter evils OF which cOstiveness
is the usual attendant are Headache, Cole, Rheums-
tsm, Foul Breath, Piles and others OF like nature, while
q long train OF fughtful diseases such az Malignant Fe-
versi Ahcesses, Dysentarys Diarrhea, Dyspepsia, Apo
plexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, dysteria, HTpochOudriasis
Melancholy and Insanity, hrst indicate their presence
IN the system By this alarming symptom. Not unfre-
quently the diseases named originate in constipation,
but take On an independent existence unless the cause
Is eradicated in an eEly stage. From all these consid-
CREATIONS, It follows that the disorder should receive i'm
MEDIATE attention Whenever 1t occurs, and no person
should neglect 70 get 9 hsEOf Cephslic Pills on the first
appearance OF the complaint, Is their timely use will
ezpel the iHsidu0us approaches OF disease and destroy
this dangerous foe 70 human life.