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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

~ HEADAcHE is the fasoriie sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state vi the brain, and viewed in this light it may be
looked on as a safeguard intended TO give notice d
disease which might otherwise escape attention MI too
late TO be rcmedied and its Indications should never
be neglected. Headaches qay be classified under two
names, viz; Symplomatic and .diopsihic. symphonic
tic Headache sexceedlngy common and The preeut-
Of great variety Of Diseases among which are Apo
pexy Goui, Rheumatism, and al other tehre dseas-
es 10 is nervous form il i sympathetic Of diseases Of
the stomach constituting sick hsadache Of hePatic dis
ease constituting bous hsafache Of worms constpa-
ton ind other disorders OF the bowels well renal
and uterine affections Diseases of The heart very
frequently attended with Headaches, AnRmia and pie
thora are affections which frequently occasion head.
ache. ldiopsthic Headache is also very common, be-
ing usually distinguished by the Of nervous head
ache sometimes coming on suddenly in state Of appa
ienily sound health and prostrating Of the men
tai and energies and in other II comes
on slowly herslded BY depression OF spirits or acerbty
Of temper. In mos, instances The pain is in the front
Of the head over one both eyes, and sometimes pro.
yoking vomiting; under this class may also be named
Neuralgia.
For the treatment Of either class Of Headache the
CephaIic Pills have been found and sae remedy,
relieving the most acute pains in few minutes and BY
lis sub power eradioang the diseases ofwhich Head
ache is the unsrrng index.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23
SOUTHERN FIELD and fiRESlDE.
Weekly Literary and agricultural Paper
Published in AUGUSTA, Georgia.
DIR. D. LEE. Agricultural Editor,

DR. b. LEE. Agricultural Editor,
w W. MANN, Literary Editor
THIS Is he title OF Weekly pepper. devoted TO Ag.
ricullufe, Literature aud AT, whoa am publish.
ing To- Augusta Georgia Il val " 10 quafio iorm 81
EIGHT pagcs folio sle-each ssus 10 contain forty
lGnns u matter. Il will be 10 general s,se similar %,
and IL somewhst larger ihon the New York Led
ser twill le published good book Paper,hnd will
he in mtchsnicai execution 10 the best style Of typo
grahics at. ia utility IL will be al that The hest az.
rcuural science aud practical knowledge Of the south
can furnish. A weekly visitor 10 the homes oi south.
crn planters and farmers, il will b. more useful and
acceptable 10 hem than any monlll. journal 81 equl
merit.
~ aim Il 10 establish paper that will be Which
Of information that will be U,rlui % southern planter
aud farmers. and q repository Of Southern thought
ina gnation and tase ~ The realms 81 Literature ara
All; aud 10 obtain for sush extent Of patronage
aud success will justify tie most hbersl eompensa
ion 10 81 IL contributors. Able aud etperienerd e,i
tore engaged, sni step. IN progIsss 70 secure
contributions from The most peasag southern writer
II both seI,s Much iirntialeui vii! b. brought I,
light. aud iuui.h agreeable surprises 10 southern
psuPi'.
Pull many = gem q puiesi ray ss'snt,"
will Zach heler the sdmiiiHg eyes. aud cause gsne
f,,u. eSa IN seuihern genius.
I'll. Asriruliltsi Editor viii Il iii. Daniel Ice. N,
di.ins uistsa Professor II gra IL he Eniversit,
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The Li;ef4p Editor 2 81 81 ". W. Mann. o
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23
A Real Blassing.

Piy.ciaR--W Well. Mrs. Jones. how that heaischel
Mrs Joass. Gone Doctor. OIL gone. The pill you
mi cured u Just twenty minutes. and wish you
sauid --n5 nife ~ that can have them handy.
Plysirirn--Yqu can get them al any Druggists.
CaI fos Csphalir Piis aai they fall and
comment the. in al e.lss II Hepl.ehe.
Mrs. Joa>&-l shall senl fir hos directly and shah
tell oil my s1Ernns fienl ~ the rem dosing
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Hardly Realized.

Hi ad q orrble eadache this haternoon, hand STEP
ped into the apothecaties hand says h 20 the man,
!" Can YOU hease me Of an 'eadache 7" Does i
hache ard" says. hexceedingy,' says HI hand
upon that e gave me cephaic Pill. hand pom me
onor il cured me so quick that ardly realized 'ad
'ad an 'eadache.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

TwsSTr MILtfovs % DotLkas sAysp.--Hn SPILL.
ing ha. s,d TO mliJn. II blie. u BIZ celebrated
Prepared Glue and rsfimIir that e1eh bottle
least ten dollars WaH1 of broken futaiiufe, tins
asking sggregsie Of issaiy mi lions Of dollars re.
eismed from total ldss BY this valuable invention Has.
ny made hs Glue h.useh 10 word. he now proposes
- - the slfld sH greater service by curing al the
sehiag heats Hiih hls Ecpailie Pills. and L they ars
= e,1 u Nj. Glue. Headaches viii son vanish away
Ike .n1w IL July.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23
BRANDRETns PILLS.

To. ks cure N Iaf.ensa. ceiis. TnSiessfion III
pspsia HeGdsehs D,bihis, RssLrss.
ds. dc. de.
POR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

By the u-e Of ihsss p q The psiioe stacks Of NsF.
s51s ~ Siez Hesdaehe may prevented and i tsken
Il tie 4 ~ stack Immediate relief from
paia snd sekness eii Ne abisinsd.
Tile, seldom 81 n fsmafng ne Nsuses and Head.
sche u Nairh fpmalss subject
They acl gently upon the Understanding Coz
iissness
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81 t~f.ass ~ seenissy habit.. ihsy ssiusble
Lqxa,irs iprosug the appetite. irving tone and ,igpr
10 he digestive organs spi Restoring The natural eltsi
n, ard .i,ebeth u tbe Whole syasm.
Ths CgPHALIc PILLS afe TIE result n long ~.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

F.crs v5sra Kxurisa.-spaliins's cephalic Pill.
s-s tsriaih cue 81 ii.,dirhe. Bilious iiraiarhe
NeftUu, betdaehe. Eoayrnfss sud General Debility.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

axfANrED Immediately. rod Mich COW
Wv wtsh soahg Calf laquifs q
j. &. TURRENTlNE * son.
tsssfss ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

Gentlemen II will
with great pleasure
give my testimony
,.-,p what your SAR-
-.trARILLA AND
-TILLING GA, or
blood and Liver
Syrup, has done for
,u.. ~pIne three and
"a half years since, |
was attacked with a
: GRO + L J. . L s
WHITE SWELL
ING. hich wa at
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26
PRESERVE YOUR MANHOOD.
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4 prompt. radical, ana 9tcIIc rcuct, 40 ~t""s a4a
.orrheu. or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Ems
-ions. aud Genial lrTiahiity in either -
This late; application ct Medical Science to I'll"
treatment and cure of distressing and obstinate
rnalady, has proved THE GREATEST EOoH 70 thou
sands who we're rapidly decHninr, in bodily and
mental powers. from the DEBILITY OF kAlIAU>,
TION. which j. the INEVITABLE CONSEQUENCE o'
tins disorder. From to three boNt- viii effect 8
radical cur" III the most aggravated cases, whether
~oaxtijt,jonaI, or arising from Abu>c CT ErCSSSss.
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
We believe il 10 be, in the treatment OF S5srHq
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We have cHred RlaHY SsreTs with from SIX II
TEN DOSES b X ETH, NJ. ID. Am. Jour. Iad,Ss
ous No. Msdtea
\ physician writes 10 the American journal and
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myself. | mad taken but UE DOSES o
this medicine before the emissions csassd and b. con
nuing its my appetite returned the peculiar ca
d:verous hue OF my face yielding 20 more healthy
color. A. subsequent year, have proved, l VA
CURED OF MY DISEASE This being dlFlcHt nlatG
Ia 10 ct. | mention the result my that 9th
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-26

at thirty cents each ration and without any other
nav or allowances. Captains. commanders and lieu
tenants the retired list of the navy shall re-
ceve the same compensation and no greater than is
allowed to retired officers of the rank by the
provisions of this act. The next officer in rank
shall be promoted to the place # the tired officer,
according to the established rules of the service
And the same rules OF promotion shall be applied
successfully TO the vacancies consequent upon the
retirement of an officer
SEC % And be IL further saar;s5, That whenever
any icer ofthe navy, on being ordered TO perform
The duties appropriate to his commission. shall re
port himself unable to comply with such order or
whenever. il the judgment the President OF the
United States, an officer OF the navy shall be i'll any
way incapaCItated from performing the dunes OF his
,t,e M President AT his di Gre ton shall direct
the Secretary the Navy to refer the OF such
officer to board OF lot more than Inc, ana not
rss than five commissioned officer, two.htths OF
whom shall be- members OF the Medical Bu-
reau OF the NAVY the Board except those
taken from the Medical Bureau to De composed, il
possible las tar may be- OF his seniors III Tank
The determination OF the board IN each ca snail
with record OF lis proceedings. BE- transmitted TO
the Secretary of the Navy, to be laid before the
President his approval or dlaapproval ana orders
in the case. The board whenever it finds 0tflCer
ucapactacd Tor active service, VIII report ether,
in is Judgment the incapacly result from long ana
aitbtul service from wounds or INJURY received IN
the lire OF duty from sickness or exposure 'htIell,
/ or from any other incident OF service. Ii 50. and
the President approve such judd ment, the disabled
officer shall therenpon be paced upon ne liNt OF re
tired officer. aCcorlnEto the provisions OF thi7 ac
but ii SUCH disability or Incompetency proceeded
from other causes, and the PrtSld5t concur III oph-
ion with the board. The OtICer WaY be retired upon
Through pay. or he shall he wholly retired from the
service with one yea : pay. al the DISCRETION OF the
President: and III this last case his name shat. BE-
who u omitted from the Navy Register Tie mem
berS the board shall il every case, be sworn 10 an
honest aud impartial d-charge OF their duties anu
10 cit Ger OF the hayy shall be retired, eitoer partially
or wholly from the ser. ice, without having had
u hearing before the b0ard. ii H. snail demand 1t
SEC. II IH5bs for''er tH" ri. mat 'he FttiI'I
officers hall be cntItledto wear the uniform OF the
respective grade. snail rt ntnue 10 be borne upon
the Navy Hegt>ter. ehaJ BE- sutJect to the Fuie
aud articles governing the navy and 10 FI2i tY gen
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They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the voice
They impart a delicious aroma to the breath
They are delightful to the taste.
They are made OF simple herbs and cannot
harm any one.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-06
mo gG9'
Eepl8 law4w.

An act fer the equeson Of the estates, property and Effects
alien Snems and Tor the indemnity OF Of the Con
feierae states and aiding the in the existing
Wzr with the United States.
WHEREAS The Government and people Of the United
have departe from usags civilized warfare in confsca-
ing and destro property OF the people Confederate
Stltcs Of all tiliI, -heT use for military purposes
and cnl protection against such wrongs
found in such o! retaliation will ultimately
py our own their Loses and restrain the
cesseI Of our enemies: Therefsre-
sEnIoS l. lie enacted by Congress Of the Confederate
sateI Of That all and the lands enemens and
heredamens goods and ehaes rights and credits within these
Confederate States every right and interest therein he'd
owned poIsI enjoyed for alien the
2 Nay, thousand hundred and Iyons except
alien enemy have been paid into the
Treasury Of the Confederate States prior to the
this AID the hereby EsqueStrsed By
Of America and shall be held for the full
and loyal resident Of these Con-
States other aiding said Conedae SIXTIES in
the prosecution present between said
States and t United America and for which he
suffer any loss or injury Uadsr the act OF the United st.t to
which tins act astory under other act OF the United
States sny State thereof authorizing the seizure, eonde-
raon eonnsaon OF the property Of citizens or residents Of
the Ses othsr aiding said Confederate
States and shall b. seized and disposed Of r. provided
EE in bis rot: ProFsa however When hs ests propry
rghs q ke Rgsetd BY m act were, dr are, within some sats
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-06
LHn 94nl

An act 10 establish Uniform naturalization persons
enlisted In the armies OF the Confederate States OF America
SECTION The Congress Of the Con eieTate States Of America
do enact, That every person citizen
crate ats engaged the military Of ssd Conei
crate states curing the existing again the United staes Of
america, shall thereby ard wa h in such service be under the
protection OF the Confederate titles fully II he
citizen thereof the rEhts OF citizen being hereby
conferred and moreover shall have the right
Ee and to bscmc citizen Of any 0fthe onasrae states,
aHd shall thereby be entitled 10 the rights and privileges
eli en- OF ssid State o. the Confederate States epon taxing
oath to Gle Constitution Of such well
faithfully to the COME States Of America,
tain and support the C0nu and laws thereof and
nounce ali allegiance and obedience any foreign Government
Stat soTerei N.Y. Prince Poena and parcul aTy by
the Government State PrnIe Potentse
OF which he be, have BEEN citizen sube
stat which Of the Confederate he intends be
citizen Of; bu il III in which he applicant
have resided rext before his ap all 9erEa d become
N n5er Of ts Conf detGcy the cz hip Of said applicant
s2 remain in ilS.te mis- election notwithstanding pro-
Gee lings under ti5act
Tleo2h prescribed n The preceding section may he
made ~ al below tn % Colonel, before the Colo
lei commanding OH OF the g.eut which such persons
may be aachs1 and sad may he made b. C0l.Iels, and
~ * persons enlisted in t try ryice OF he Confederate
sat attGc 10 regimen Sc before ny ned officer
nd It shall be tie duty Of tn ,cre ( War provide blank
ftIs OF the oath required 20 Re taken Aforesaid and 70
tn TO be distributed whoey=r ssary, 70 make the
regulations r i.O all persons engaged in
the miii
Of this act, aid to ali the ael Aforesaid to he
returned TO tie war DrpaTtc sa be FIR her the
Court OF the Confederate ts for state ami DsTC where
the Capital may be situated, ~ oats returned War
D=pzne i as aforesaid And snail Cuy the Clerz
OF said District Court to record al 4 Of naturalization fled
service he shall be en tied 70 zee Of twenty five cents for each
naturalization oath, paid Of the public treasury
sane his other fees o. clica.
Approved August p, lo6i. sep22 IaE4W