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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-19
THE PRESIDENTIAL QUARTERS AT THE
ASTOR HOUSE.


Tho rocs 70 he occupied BY President lincoln and his
fAs, a, the As,or House arc nrest T. tho building
They are the vdrn,ical that occupied by
PrtslteGt Taylor After his election, when he honored
New York with a visit u FOR President Taylor On
shis occassen, THAI these arst opensf.
fA-y arc eleven 10 all, AID located on the first
noor Of Tho hotel which Is almost mono
sy,inrd by tk-m. OF tho rooms six are bed
ehsnlbsrs enc nv. p.rors They furnished with
ne ie~es, sd riches, furniture tho house AMI aorn
sd with srsscal docrs Ihougn these apartments are
The ones which otY -p,et by esaen' ias
aor etsd rrn,,.re winch hco decorated them mas
sopg sr,se given place he moderr, DOL moro
comfortable sr elegant ~bcb composites their con
y,u,s1ca ana beauty I've reception room set apart
for Mr. ffnrotp IL rhe huess apartment IN
30 ACTOR RI, nse having rNa velvet carpet
IN thc has nsRssc,nt per s'sses al eacn enf OF
IL spac-s iergrh 'ne walls wei and tastefeiiy adorn
ar win a,rt,p,,s md handsomely, yet plainly painted
me fu,r,ruo rs n perfect keeling with the noberooS
VI estu, cnuea'r' 81 thorsost luxurious
.otss lounges ~sty chairs. sc Mr.. arcoln's private
racs III csreap, tnim.dmte,v the north of
tn r,cer,"n t-ou white Mrs Linccss's patlor rdoins
u on the <v,p,sre SID, These sre scarcely less
snrnp,uoossy an the larger p.lor between
,bem ard tse futn,tcse # the general appear
ABSORPTION. Resides thee there two other
parors drawing apsr. Tor the Of the Pre-
sceiti party TT line with the three eidy
and fha suit Of enbra sc the whole q
tne dis. floor fscTg Broat way and tie Park The
ample corridor, prindiv sweeping tho entire
hpgts OF the srognifcant ecte eepara the parc's
Tasing snd reccp~a from the SUIT of SIX
bedrooms crragso for she Presdeata cccup ircy.
They are all large and ai-y ana the sst dormtore3 IN
she house. rory tSSDsnea richly any ether
bedrooms p"rhap in any other estlrrhment, and pro
vided With every glrable comfort and coryerence
Al these zp rmeu,s well the psriors, have ender
gone 'ieh painting aud 'resroelg process, and the
whole and corrid"r present in unusually
cheerful comfof liable apd e. aud 3, Il ensemble.
There fn AID costly stlver aat prepared expressly
for use President and bis fasy at tho Astor
House IL win used by them for the first t:me and
w:ii show re hape, nush any other circumstance
tht has been uo,hne spared by The propretos
this ho,e that calculated honor rhe dstn
suisheo ,a,niiy sto srou be among The number u
re guests Thus does Sew York periodically prove sba
she do to eel,ae ger Smaller rivals, in hosp
eauy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-19
The Suffering I'm Kanses.

ATcHpsoN, Eco y, ISGI.
Mr.. Hyett departed yesterday ait,u on rsr Inc East.
having accomplished the OBJECT for .bicb H. came,
sLcb 10 ascertain ihc condition and hurry
erward e establishment Of reliei dep,ts the
~hicb beng pushed forward rafdy possinie
Ger the energy oi Col roscrvy. MI Hyatt goes East
Gree fo.yaId tho movement in refere TO g satt,u
az ~ r.rieo rehc ge cay AZ r'sctca .ie he
viii Il: GuEope for the pnrp VI regannc his health
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-19
Southern Ucean Steamer Movements.

SAVANNAH, Feb. u, loGi
The sleaRsh Flor ida arrived saturday pgas a twelve
O'Clock al sell TIE FLORIDA mead winds.
SAgs>sAs, Feb is, lsGt.
Tho screw steamship lIlntsviilc from New Yotk,
lived yesterday mo'nirg.
CHARiErcG, Ieh. ls 1851.
Tho Unit<[ States mn9 nsbip g. iuraea Zap. an
Berry, hon, lew York arrived hese at tea 5000. ga
Saturday nuraing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-19

Ft2l 10, IFI.
The r.o.os Nos. 2l8 and go Main street occupied
by hes~rs Noores White boot aud shoe dealers Iii
4. j. Matthews, Druggist, wee destroyed by Gre last
night TAe stock removed with kttl- damage.
~ h-p.e'. The floor wss piea -, Jaw
vcef ns lib ari,s saved. The third snd
t,ores acre cccnp.d by h.s-rs. Sleight Bl,scs
BIZ az saloon, th"r logs is estimated al 81 &C lasured
q .5,vfo. The 9Th story occlpied by Professor
it.ads,, chemist, lat rlIory fnc bnil1;ng was
An.wn al -owDs-ud HcI bos,t and nwne1 ny q
Wilson, " .9IZtreh, n. J. The building iEsdroi
1900 in Eastern companies. The 0'a. lose atoct
luE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-19
PROGRESS OF Mr.. AaN,tln TO WiSH,lG Ta,,

BANGOR Ne, Feb IL, 1851.
Vice President Eamlin and LADS ef; bore this ING
ste tor Washington. ~ ysil arrive ~ Boston this
evening leave ter tho West morrow morning. lie
Tas escorted from Ianpdcb 70 city ~ large
Der OF a.. fellow town. sad received lere By the
Msyor and Mayors u th's Cit and hanense pro-
c-stn ~ citizens 10 s9ae AZ Jablc seghs escorted
The party % the faIrnad staten nvtwi.hsrli.iin.
the early hour, this c,orning Mr. Eawin received
wiih enihusi lgc cheefs, aud tho greetings and
a;iectonate IA ewel Of itt uabds CT La low cuzcns
In rep, o brief address by c 3 Glcshy, ESD, gr
tanlin MADE iuw remark, thS :Tan start
ing, IN ~ course OF hts rcD-srE5, he Sad
60 - ,be discharge q u oica. ru.ss which have
De- conferred BY Genv' Qua paIpl. ana relying
Ufoh pivine l.Ivic nc, ,.ft thai cor ience -,
never u" hcuayS,. ! kuoS fA ven that dark cou's
80 loSe.inR sso"ns the .Silscal hes.2 n, sid
That uaduess rules ia. hour; TIT / IN
bo,.ful snn that . ople are not only
oy 10 The COVE pl.neDt but Chat they tritc-ca
10 all s c'2 ~ u 81 Il rhak BE-
STATED AZ the evhs tiur f.chss u AL the STATES viii
- respected ant rna-2uei lol.w wing 'hc paths MA
mined W NashnRtsN, j ne SOU ana N1d'un n
cot ably hJoe eLd espvct s. quiet viii b.
s,tred, Qua the whole C)antry All Ssii els 10 q
scs'rcr wnri WI elevate in socsl, moral ana
4<..l. nal 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-19
Married.

BIRD-BouToS.-In this c,iy, on Wednesday, February
D, by the Rev William Tn mpson Mr. OSCAR w. Biap 70
Miss AiNRA RorTos, both OF Rye, Weschester county.
FoRD-GAlInwAY rurr er's on Wednesday evening,
February ~, 6y Ia. Rev. D. NJ FIeeand, CRaalEs FORD
to Miss MARY C. GALLOWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-19

r FINANCIAL AND COMkiER ClAi
NoSrAy, Feb le-G T. n.

The bank statement made up to-day compares
as follows with ;hat OF last work.
We0' rdfnS Lou sfs7p Cir~ptr. D,posfs
teb ..sla ats 05p - 900 90 3gl 3O5 ~ g3s e3I
Feb i6... llv $50 81! 81 ll9 600 2 so vi 81, is8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-19

CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGEl
fourteenth the House. under the direction
q Inspector Leonard
During Mr. Lncon's stay here twenty men VIII be de.
tailed 10 do duty Al the Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-19

A.iNpAN, foD. lS--bP "
Asrys Tho market quiet ith small ga - OF ,o,s
and pearls Mt IS a IS O6 10 s. rs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wae better demand ~
day and ~" nrEet was trDar AM closed al ,jvaoc.
~ Dc iOc per bbl tn, Transactions footed up plIt
i2Uco hnls IN put 70, export The prices lesel With.
10 he follow ing rang. of quota ions -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-19

Cttn neal Jc's.y ucd ,randy wine ..... 90 n 3 ~
Canadi.n -four Wa also tfmr and the sunp'y mo'
81 20 fof vxbs AIDES southern flour hrn wnin
snce were fair md embraced about su0 bbls ct,rnv
wi hin TIE above range Of qtiv's''ous II hilr
arm nj our lsurs with sales of 100 pb.s. Corn mcai
was steady az orr quustpns, With sales ~ 10p
hbls Wheat htmcr hi, sscs Ngh
owing 10 rho advanced 81 freight. rhe jenisad
~ss fair, however both for milling and export. rh.
TRANSACTIONS embraced about a. 90 hsheis at 81 IL
81 20 for Chicago spring, ~ % 81 ~ TOR auwuikne
cllb, VI lS To- good C@ushs cuo ~ AZ g. IS for red
Long Island ~ % ior inferior VIM MtEtnrn a. 91 a.
red Soutberb Uta. I'll 3ss for ret Jersey 81 50 f
STATE and ~ 81 81 ~ Tor red Western, part
Barley vas 10 far d.-ranh fp- hs heal ,rad., with
OF ,:c0 bushels 1T u jo Rsrey matt w. qpi" ~ SIS
COO Corn waa H. m aiu 10 ~ VI dein,.d wtn sales ~
10 COO bushels ~ G3c Dji;c. Er new Nert.ru mtxal
nnd Gle = &c q Ste Ole fnr Oh. IN GO rr 10
delivered, AID 68}sf. 6sc. for nox slnlhc,n ycns
"a wr,c steady Nth Of Western and CaualAn at
1910 &c and at ato "A ,Sc Zoo site
toFf7.-Ibo market sss n, Nor. 'sith gond demand
from The ndc. The aaea epnracad about \ 600 bags
Kc al lie IL Sac, nna 10 10 Js,uaict ~ t2ae
turN.--the ma ket, under the iuiasnce of tha
Arica7 pcgs rxh b'trd ubfs sicad,ns thoth wiihnnt
ca ige ~ momtut IN rricoa Che s.aa tpost up anouy
l1Jo bai =, Closing ut bb,at la ~ III &c Tor ndiiin
upancs, chiefly ~ the hattie figure.
En- mnfs -Rates ~ i;verp tal Hrme-, which
tchdcr 70 cheek transactions For wheat, IN buk an
huEr l25sd 49, COO )aeksg.s 81 bacon and lad
cnroae az 37s OF $40 b3lf sin ~ 80 81 ior 3l0 m
800 this -four 3 2 70 isgr i9n anort 0n0 hhs
1mr q A. 900 bhia. navy be- go bbls 10
bse'r on " ieate er1s atd 100 bog nnlr a., AID
l0aOo heelcls sneat we're reported at l.
u,s.- tn make. si.a.'. w.t. sales Of 500 bllo
poc 4 81, and at o.. 81 Tor ~ usa.
hoyssss sales Of 100 Dbls Ney orleans Al 81 e.,
NAv,l srnRts --rhn market wls quiet asd prices un
,bGoaCf.
rR,,rsi - --pok-rhe m,,kal va d,mer COR moss
trrgh rss were sh', bong GO lDea u ieo go bbs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-19
ARRIVAL OF Mn. xAMLlN IN BOSTON.

Hf1tFlH, To. t. IobI1
Hon Hannibal Eamn, WITH Grs Ha,niip arrived hero
o. the fes,ern cas- rhis evening at 30. But Few pc,
pie IT the dsp2t. They AZ pfoocsaed 70 t4e
Revere Gopsc where they rerna.n night Sr. uanliu
tpI leave r. New Yoia ,yia Worcester, u morrow al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-19

Th1 boo. Hannibal Bamia vice Prssiden; elect, sui
s"yers ogatos, VII arrive - tho Astor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-19

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s25, lao 5O2 50, and the balances
81 ,l6l ,79l "A.
The Oswego and Syracuse Railroad has declar
ed semi annual dividend Of three per cent. pay
able on the 20th inst. New York stockholders
will be paid by transfer agent H. A. Oakley, at the
office of the Howard Insurance company, in this
CRY. Dividends NOT called for within thirty days
will be paid only at the office OF the Treasurer Of
the company in Oswego.
The earnings Of the Illinois Central the second
week Of February were:-
Second week 1891 ...................s7 ST. 57l %
Do. 1860. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oil otS 10
Increase. TO ooz 20
making an increase since the lst Of January Of
$l95 ,063 az.
The Africa arrived yesterday with little over
one hundred thousand dollars in specie, consigned
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-24

HThe masses of the people in the
Cotton States have been clupably indiffer-
ent in regard to the recent election for del
egates to State Conventions. The vote
everywhere has been Unusually small, and
We have seen NO instance where the strength
of the Seeessionists exhibited majority
of the popular vote. This holds true
more particularly in the States where the
secession majority in conventions is most
overwhelming. Thus the Naichez Cour-
ier says that in a large number of coun-
ties IN Mississippi there was no contest,
candidates upon the one side or The other
for cooperation or for Stale Secession
having been nominated by county meet
ings and elected without opposition
Propably but little over half the counties
were contested, and in these the majority
for Secession will be very small; certainly
short of five thousand. Seventeen coun-
ties which were contested and which in 8
polIio %, 1862 votes gave Mr.. Breckenridge a
majority of 1893, now give to the Secess-
ion ticket but l06 majority in a poll of
16,7OO polled in November. We cannot
but regard this lukewarmness as most de,
plorable, for it shows that tho people
might have compelled the politicians to
adopt moderate measures and concurrent
action with the united South had the elec
tive franchise been properly exercised
Louisville Journal.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-24
News.

An oil well has been discovered at AL
leghany Co.. N. Y, about mile from the
N. Y. d Erie Railroad, on small Indian
reservation. The oil comes up in great
quantities, although the borer has not
yet struck the rock beneath which the oil
is generally found-Bees have been i'm
ported and produced in such quantities in
California as to become serious nuisance,
being worse than house flies in ihe houses,
and very destructive in the gardens.--
In a small village in Illinois may be seen
daily taking bis morning walk, a jolly old
Frenchman, who piides himself upon hav-
ing built the first house on the spot where
Chicago, the proud Queen of the West,
now spreads herself with 1ll,0OO inhab-
itants.-The Zouave Guards of Indian
apolis have rendered to the Government of
Indiana to assist the President to enforce
the laws whenever called on. The offer
has been accepted.-Mr. Franklin Ste
vense, of Salem, Washington Co., N. Y,
set out with his wife to meet some friends.
His team of spirited young horses ran of,
struck against gate, and then galloped a
mile and a half beyond before stopping.
At the end of the ride Mr.. Stevens turned
around 10 congratulate his wife on their
escape, when he discovered that she sat
beside him corpse! In the contact with
the gate-post she had been instantly killed
by blow on the temple.-A couple of
wealthy merchants in New Orleans, named
respectively Lathers aud Marol, formerly
intimate friends, quarreled about domes-
tic causes. Subsequently the two met on
The leree, ard simultaneously commenced
firing at each other. Lathers lodged five
balls 10 the body of his opponent, himself
being uninjured. They then closed and
fought with steel augurs used in sapling
sugars. Each received severe wounds,
when Marot fell back dead. Lathers sur
rendered himself, but was released on the
ground that he acted in selfdefence.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-24
The virginia State Convention.

The Legislature of Virginia has prescri-
bed The call of Convention, the people
being instructed to signify in voting for
delegates, whether they want the action of
the Convention referred back to them. The
The Richmond Enquirer, the Secession or
gan, says Of the reference cause:
II meets our unqualified disaprovaI. We
believe that, if uuamended, at the polls it
will be full of danger-the danger of in
ducing the delegates set to work with tram
meled hands, to resort to desperate expe-
dients in order to obtain State action at
all-the danger of "precipitating" rev-
olufion in our own midst and civ,l war
among the citizens of Virginia themselves
finally, the last, worst danger of all, that
of disgrace to the State, by delaying ac-
tion at the very moment when prompt &C.
tion can alone vindicate her honor and as.
sure her safety.
The danger of civil war in Virginia thus
threatened-is the danger that the Minute
Men and Knights Of the Golden Circle
will attempt to coerce the people into rev.
olution if they do not 60 willingly.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-24
New York Markets.Jan. II.

FLOUR-Holders of -four are little more
anxious to realize, while prices have undergone
10 material change. The advance in freight
checks the demand.
Sales ~ AGO bbls at S5,2O@S5.25 for super
fine state; $5,45@5,50 for extra state; S. .20@
5,25 for superfne western; S5.45@5.75 for COM
mon to medium extra western; and S510@5SO
for shipping brands extra round hooped Ohio.
CANADIAN FLOUR-Rulcs dull at about
former quotations. Sales are 300 bbls at $3.50
@6.25 for common TO choice extra.
WHEAT-Quiei. and slightly in favor of the
purchaser. The advance in freights materially
checks the export demand. Sales are $500 bu
good western club at 81 80; 1900 bu winter
red western at 81 ,33@l 81; 200 bu red Jersy at
$l.37: 5000 bu white California at $l.50; 700
bu very handsome white Kentucky at 81 &c.
800 bu white Michigan at $l,55.
BARLEY-Searce and firmly held at $50
70c. Sales are 500 bush; state &c.
CORN-About lc lower with moderate bus
iness doing for export. Sales are $4,000 bush at
69@70e for mixed western in store delivered.
and 70@75c, for white southern; 6S@T0c for
new yellow southern. Receipts from the South
are increasing. -... .-..'
OATS-In moderate request at 37@3Sc for
western. and Canada; 37@3sc for state.
HOGS-Market irmer at 514@73kc corn fed
dressed so for live.
BUTTER-Selling at l0@l5 for OHIO. l3@
20c state.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-24
Caution to English CapitoIi.t..

The London Morning Chronicle, of the
27th ult., anticipates "hard times" in the
English Money market from the present
political "muddle' in this country. 1t
says: I'VE shall, of necessity, have a
very serious state of the Money -marke,
here because we unfortunately require a
large quantity of corn and cotton: and il
America does not take her usual amount
of goods, the balance OF trade will be Sc
riousl y against this country"
Its opinion is that IN disruption of the
Union appears inevitable" and it proceeds
TO argue thus:
I'VE, in this country, ENGLAND, do moi
at present realize this act of insanity; but
it is as well to make known that the best
Informed in America are of opinion that
suicidal as such an act would bet will
nevertheless, take place; and therefore we
caution those who have invested, and are
about to invest, in Ameican securities, that
if they do SO under the impression that
this is passing cloud to pause, As mat.
tiers now stand, the prices of American se-
curities are much higher in this country
than in the United States. The probabil-
ity, or rather the certainty, is that they
will approximate; and if masters grow Sc
rious, the Americans will not only send
corn to this country, but likewise their Sc,
curities. The next month is fraught with
great changes, and We think it our duty to
point out what may happen, in the hope
that, by timely caution, we may at least
preven. investments from taking place
which would probably not take place if il
were thought that the mighty Union, now
known as the United States, would split
up in number of petty States, jealous Of
each other. And let it be remembered
that, if secession once takes place, it will
render any compromise in respect to slav-
cry impossible"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-24

MONARCHY FOR THE SouTH.-The Liv-
erpool Post publishes letter from Scotch
gentlemen in Mobile. The following is an
extract: 81 hope Queen Victoria will lend
us twenty or thirty of her men otwar ship
to assist our commerce. If she keeps good
faith with us there is no telling what might
happen. would not be surprised to see
good sound, constitutional monarchy here
in three years. We are a republican sris-
tocracy already, and sooner than allow the
country TO be destroyed by emancipation
of the negro We boldly look to strong
government, aud who would suit as well
as one of Victoria's sons? You would then
be our friends out and out. Our eight
States are as large as all Europe, save Rus
sia, and here is the foundation of great
people-negroes and all. We want for
eign commerce, the establishment Of the
useful arts, and want liberalism, the arts
and sciences, and We have riches enough
for all this"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-24

AYER'R AMERICAN ALMANAC is now
ready for delivery, gratis, at J. X. RAIFFs,
Millersburg, o., who is happy to supply all
that call for them. Every family should
have and keep this book. 1t is worth
having comprising much general infor-
nation of great value. Itgives the best
instruction for the cure of prevalent com,
plants, that we can get anywhere. Its
anecdotes alone arc worth bushel OF
wheat, and its medical advice is sometimes
worth to the sick, tie wbeats weight in
gold. Many of the medical almanacs are
trash but this is solid metal. Its calcula-
tions are made purposely for this latitude
and are therefore correct. Call and get
and Ayers Almanac, and when got, keep it
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-24
Constipation or Costiveness. e.

No OF the "many ills flesh is heir to" is preva
ent, little understood, and much neglected
Costiveness Often originating in eare!essness seden
tary baits; It is regarded slight disorder of too
little consequence to excite while in reality it
dangerous diseases uni early eradcatet it will
bring tee sufferer TO untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils which cosivenes usual attendant are
Headache Collie, Rheun,atism Foul Breath Piles and
Others of like natural while train of fghtlul diseases
such Malignant Fevers, Ahc sses d. sentary. Diar
ra spepsia, Apoplexy, Epilepsy. Paralysis, Hyste
ria HypoehaEdriasis, Melancholy and insanity first
dcate their presence in the system this alarming
tom. Not unfrequently the dis gnate in
Constipation but take independent existence unes
the is eradcstrd in early stage From all these
considerations 1t follows that the disorder should
ceive immediate attention whenever it occurs and
person should neglect to get box of Cephalic fls
the first appearance of the complaint their timely
will expe the insiduous approaches of disease and
dis troy this dangerous foe TO human life.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-24
InsoIence of Traitors.

South Carolina sends new commission
er 10 the government Of the United States
in the person of Mr.. Hayne, with an ul'i-
tum which is nothing less than the su;ren-
der Of Fort Sumter to the traitors. The
World says that, if highway robber
should send message to the sheriff, whose
duty it is to arrest him, demanding the
surrender of the sheriff's horse to help the
robber run away, it would hardly be COOL
er proceeding.
The insolence of these enemies of the
country ought to be signally rebuked. If
the administration succumbs to traitors,
the people which will be placed it in pow.
or will not. Let it show that we have q
Government which can make itself respect.
ed.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-24

u hEApAcuE Is the fayorite Sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state OF the brain and viewed in this light il NAV be
looked on as safeguard intended give notice of dis
ease which might otherwise escanc attention till too
late to te remeded and its indications should be
nelected- Headaches may be classified under two names
viz: Symptomatc and Idopathic. Symton,atic Head
che is exceedingly common and is the precursor of
great variety Of diseases, among which Apoplexy
Gou Rheumatism and all febrils diseases diseases. In
its nervous form it is sympathetic of disease of the
stomach constituting siek keaiaehe of hepathic dis
constituting 6Hus headache, of worms, constipa-
ton and other disorders of the bowels renal and uter
inc affections Disease of the heart very frequent
y attended with Headaches; Anenia and plethora
also affections which frequently occasion headache.-
dopatiic Headache is also common but usually
disng dished by tho of HerroHs headache.
times coming suddenly in state OF apparently sound
health amp Frustrating at the mental and physical
energies, and in otter instances it slowly, her
aided by depression of spirits acerbty of temper In
most instances the pain is in theront of the head
one or both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting
under this class NAV also be namod NeuraiHia.
For the treatment of either class of Headache the
Cepslic Pills have been found and safe remedy
relieving the most acute pains few minutes and BY
its subtle eradicatng tie diseases of which Hsad
ache is the unerring index.