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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-07

e. HEADACHE is the iavcritc sign by which
nature makes known any deviation whatever
from the natural state Of The brain. and viewed
in the light it may be looked on as safeguard
intended to give notice OF disease which might
otherwise escape attention, till too late to rem
edied and its indication should never be neg.
looted. Headache may be classified under two
names viz Sympomalic and Idiopathie. Symp.
tomato Headache is exceedingly common and
is the precursor Of a CRATE variety OF diseases
among which are Apopexy, Govt, Rheumatism
and all ebre diseases In its nervous form i.
is sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach consti-
uiing sick headGche, Of hepaoic disease constii
uting bilious headdchc, Of worms consti pation
and other disorders of the bowls as well renal
and uterine allectionas. Diseases Of the heart
are very frequently attended with Headaches
Anaemia and plethore are also affections which
frequently occasion headache. Idiopathic Head
ache is also very common, being usuly distin-
guished by the name Of Nervous Headache, some
times coming on suddenly in a state Of appar-
emily sound health and prostratug at once the
mental and physical energies, and in other in
stances it comes on slowly, heraled By depression
Of spirits or acerby temper. In mos, instan-
ces the pain is in the front OF the head, over one
or both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomit
ing; under this class may also be named .Niur-
aigid.
For the treatment Of either class Of Headache
the Cephalic Pills have been found sure an
safe remedy, relieving the most acute pains in
few minucls, and by It's subtle power graduating
he diseases of which Headache is the unerring
do,
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Vermont Central Railroad.
lsA III ;salisEs ~ z
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Choice of Routes for Chicago and the We {.
Commences Monday Dec 6, 1860.
nj,

Choice of Routes for Chicago and the We I.
Commences Monday DEE. 6, 1860.
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier, ii 325,m, $50 4. NJ and 4t0r.n
MAIL TRAIN connects Al Windsor White Rive
w junction wHhtmins leaving Boston and Springfield
att 80 ~ same day, New York The previous evennt
and with tram from Passmpsic and White Mount ain
RaiIroad the same day. Leaves Windsor at LAO p. "
arriving at burlington al 90 p. NJ. st. Adams At 81 PM
lodge and arrive ut Montreal at 10 Is NJ and AZ Ogden
~bureh at | % NJ. next day. Connecting with Grand
Trunk train, for Detroit and the west without delay.
Day EXPRESS connects at Burlington with train leav
ing Troy same morning, leaves Burlington at 80 r. NJ.
arriving al Rouse Point at 440P NJ. and at Ogdens.
burgh same tvening
NIeHr ExrREss connect, at Windsor with train leavine
New York AT 500, A,M, and al White RiyerJunction
with tram leaving Boston, via Lowell, 90 p thr
previous day. Leaves White River Junction NJ II Is
arrives ~ Burlington at As 4. II Ronse's Point
at l45 A. 81 montea at 1915 NJ and At Oedensbnrri
nj 100 M the SINE day, and proceeding bl Grant
Trunk train for Detroit and the West the sane after
noon.
A Passenger car attached to a freight train leave.
Mortified at 90 arriving nj Burlington at II on
AN 81 A!bars ut l2l5 and Rousp's Point at Al
p NJ. Returning leaves Rouse. Point II IS 4. NJ Bur.
lington al 50 P. N. arriving at NOihlied at 40 P NJ
Traius Going south and East.
leave Montpelier at 900A NJ. and I025rw
Mail tram leaves ST. Altan- at 6 4j an. arrives al
Burlington ~ s.l5A and Windsor a, 1855 ". con
neclin at White Biyer junction with trains iul Well
Wverand Barton and for Boston Lowell and Worces ie
arriving ~ Boston al 30 M and connecting n Wind
sor with trains for Gosten, Springfield and New York
arriving in New York at His P.M.
Day EXFnEss leaves Rnuse's Point At II Is A. H.. fot
NnuhGrd. Burlington, Troy and New York
EXpe.s ttsin leaves Ogden.burg At II IS An, Montreal
a. 300 NJ, Rause Point at $40 p. NJ anfuing ST. Al
bands nj s. M Burlington nj 800 P. w. White River
junction At 2 - NJ, aud az Windsor at 800 con
meeting nj Burlington with K & b. R. Il. for Troy, A.
bany and New York Lat bite River Jnncnn with North.
ern r. for Boston. WOehesief &C. arriving in ilnsion
al $40 NJ. at Windsor with Sullivan K. r. for Boston
sprlt gheld Hartford, New llayen and New York.
New and Beautiful Sleeping are attached to both
the night express trains running between ROHses P0r
and Boston, aud between Rouse Point and Troy.
Through Tickets for Chicago and ire we. for sale At
thepHncipal stations. G. MERRILL, Supt.
81. Albaus VI Dec 3 1850
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-07
Constipation or Costiveness.

No one Of the "many Ills flesh is heir to- is
so prevalent, SO little understood. and so much
reelected az Costumes Often originating in
carelessness, or sodentary habits; il is regarded
ms a slight disorder Of too little consequence 10
excite anxiety, while in reality it is the precur
sor and companion of many Of the most fatal
and dangerous diseases and unless early eradica-
ted il will bring the Sufferer to an untimely
grave. Among the lighter evils of which cos
tyencss is tie usual attendant are Headache,
Cole. Rheumatism, Foul Breath Pies and 9TH
crs of like nature, while long train oil frightlui
diseases such as Malignant Fevers, AbceSses,
nyscntary, Diarrhoca, Dyspepsia, Aroplexy,
Epilepsy, Paralysis, II sierra, llypoehondriasis
Melancholy and Insanity, first Indicate their
presence in the system by this alarming symp-
ION. Not unlrequcntly the disease named or
gimte in Constipation but take on an indepen.
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IN carly stage. From all these considerations
il follows that the disorder should receive in,-
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person should neglect to geta box OF Cephulo
Pills on the first appearance OF The complaint,
as their timely use viii expel the insiduous mp
rroaches OF disease and destroy this dangerous
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FACT WORTH KNowING.--Spalding's Cephalie
Pills are certain cure for Sick Headache Bill
lious Headache, Nervous Headache, Costivcness
and General Debility.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17

trading vessels, ssve, ,ho..,d =, N mber were AZ SO
and aid exposed in every quarter OF the gooe hsn
bio cruisers and priyateors What prcpsA seons' i,c.
said he had rspubiic Numbering but ign. n'i,n
OF people within its territory so yehseny
actually made or contest Of tho most mpassio asa rns
rsc,er With s sucs nSvsi and military Power why
they four frgates and eight ships in commission ht
ocean and the canadian lakes was eight frgates an
twelve sloops while their whole military force amounted
on,v 10 the number OF twenty thousand
soldiers not onehaf Of whom wore yet disciplined
4 condition TO take the fold Our first step ia val war
augmented our fleet Lake Ontario to such degree that
tho british dola was unable face IL which gavo
the enrc command Of the lake. Bat tho prodgessof
vaIor and skin seamanshp and battle
cvinced the capture Of tho Guerrero by the Constu
ton the Froic by the Wasp the Macedonian by tho
United and tho Peacock by the Hornet which fol
tsh cross lowered to the broad Of tho federal
Union The charm Of supposed British nviucibity was
broken on tho and Europe well America cleo
Such the power OF our navy
the called mistress OF the ocean, whilst the private
down the British marine for We ind thai OF tbs six
British war aud other vessels CARRYING 500 guns
taken during the last war with Great Britain, twonty
carrying 22 guns were captured by private ships and
Of 2,445 merchantmen captured with 500 guns 1850
with 5000 guns were captured BY the same means; the
net proceeds Of such a. had fallen our handa nv pr
vae armed cruisers exclusive Of prvasers sunk aud
destroyed having been sold for one hundred and seven
millions Of dollars have thus given brief outline Of
our comparative weakness at that time ns maritime
Power but there was even then evidence Of the
capacity OF our peope In naval warfare since then the
science OF shpbuine and naval warfare has undergone
extraordinary changes The application OF steam as
moijye power 10 yesses has effected the most important
changes in tho trading aaarsof tho world In tho pre-
sent iuncture OF orr national Affairs with an existing re-
bellion at home aud the unfriendy intmations
Of foreign Powers we should determine upon
lire OF policy for our permanent protection
Let then the responsible authorities Of this great repub
lie as nucleus foster the present navy in some lust ra
ito TO the expanded and expanding growth Of
armor as speedily "a the genius and facilities
Of navy wards will allow Then let system be laid
down as the general policy Of our country OF giving boun
~ TO shpowuers TO construct vessels Tor the mcr-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17
PRESENTATION TO LIEUTENANT WILLIAM MMAHos
o'BRIEN, OF THE ElGHTY-EiGHTH REGIMENT, NEW
a,1AI Il
THE MARCY RIFLES.

Under this title understand regiment about
being raised in this citytakng its name from Inspector
General Marcy, the faherin-law of Gensrel Mcclellan
The regiment is to be raised at once and Captain Kaya
nagh late OF the Thirty seventh together with
other efficient officers Of that regiment and Captain ur
oil the Forteh have been authorized b. organi2o Tho
headquarters located at 81 Chatham street where
meeting OF the officers Of the regiment 10 ht held to-day
at four O'Clock in the afternoon at which all officers
having companies parts Of companies unattached arc
requested TO attend if they desire to join e rcgi
mcnt under the auspices Of Gen. Marcy.
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THE VAN BuREN hight TNYANTRY

Captain s. ]. DocSs,ader, senior cap.ssa OF this
rneut has departed from she city extensive recrt.t
ug tour through the northern part OF bs State and aas
been duly authorized to muster in companies or sdWses
for The corps The regiment Is ia camp at East New york
with nearly two hundred men rbe headquarters 10 Ibis
city at 4S2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17
OUR NEW MAP EDITION.

Sixteen New War Maps-ToPograPhicG
Sketches o. the Seats OF War.
| We shall issue tousorrow an edition Of the wa
maps which have lstely sppeared in the NEW Yosl
HERALD. They are sixteen in number
l. OvR NAvxz AxD MILITARY cfxRAnoNs Ar GLANCE
Union Blockade Of the Atlantic and Gux Coast-Tht
Rebel Batteries the Msslss,pp- Ysr.s on ,hs
Southern Sca Line.
2. THE STAT or Wac n TIE wEn.--s
Map Of tho Sceno 81 Operations in Southeastern Mig
souri,, Illinois and Tennessee, with tho Positions or tho
Robe Troops and Portions Of the F5dsra Forces, and
the Detencss At Cairo and Birds Poins.
g. THE SxAr on WAR IN EnruoxY:-
Locations Of the Rebel Horsss portanos Of
Positions Occupied by the Opposing Arm,ee
4 The sxAr on WAR IN Kxx.ookv-
Another typographical Sketch.
8. MAP or THE RxasL CAPlrAE;--
Typographical Sketch OF me City OF Rtchrasad Viz
gmi, with the Surrounding Rhcampmonfs.
O Way CURous RAsnL SsxIOoSalAL PyonuRIM. VIEW or
TIE BArrLE ov BULL Run.
T. Thu EIaHr At SANTA Rosa IszANyA-
Map OF Santa Rosa Island worc The Reported Fight
Between the Rcbeis and Wilson's Nouaves took pAos
q NAP orTax CoAM GnoRaxr,wS 9. c. TO S.vAx
NAH, GuoRaiA-
Showing ia's Bay, Charleston, 81 Helena Sound and
Port Royal Entrance,
Q. The AssAlx ~ CHIcAxAoono:--
The Advance Of Colonel Hawkins-assrcat Of Coor 4
Brown-Shclag Of tho Rebels by the Monticello.
TO- STAT oy WAR AROUND PADu0Au AND 9oxyxBus, KEN
rUcEY.
IL. TIE SEAT WAN IN Mrss0yRI--
The Important Points Of tho War; She wing tho PoVi.
lions Of tho Rebels under Generals cCueh and Prico
and the Advance Of the Union Troops uaer Generals
Fremont Hunter. Siegal, Sturgs, &c.. &c
II. THE SEAT or WAR WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Tho Localities OF the Army Of Occupaton-T1c Position
Of General Rosecrans, Reynolds Cox schencR Benham
&c. the Union Side and those OF tho Rebel Generals
Ice, Floyd Anderson, &c.
10. The LOWER poroxAcs--
Map OF the Potomac from Washington to tho Chesa
peake, Showing tho Rebel Batteries from Cockpit Point
to-Mathas Point
IA. MAI or BEAUFORT, 8. c.
Scene Of Operations Of tho Great Naval aud Military Ex
peditionA
is. Tux UrrER Potomac
Map Of the Potomac from Washington to Harper Ferry
Showing the Scene Of Operations Generals Banks and
Stone
10. MAP or NV ORLEANS AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY
The Mouths Of tho Mssissppi-The Locality OF the
Naval Engagement, Friday night October II, 1861.
Single copies, in wrappers, six cents. Whole
sale price the same as for the WEEKLY HERALD.
Agents will please send in their orders imme-
dately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17
DEPARTURE OF THE SIXTY SIXTH REGI
MENT N. " s. V.

Tho Sixty sixth regiment OF New York State volun
tocrs, under command Of Colonel PrcSney took their
departure for the scat Of yesterday morning. The
regiment hns been cncamped at Elm Park for some time,
and have been under marching orders for the past week
The marched from the park to the foot Of
Eighty sixth street, where they put on board
Steamboat and transferred to Camden, route
for Washington. They are fine body oil mon. most Of
them having belonged to the Sixth regiment OF New York
Militia. They dressed in the regular army uniform
and no doubt will do some good service in the present
contest,
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THE FIRST REGIMENT or THE IRA HARRIS
GV AItIl

This regiment will leave Tor tho scat of ar positively
tomorrow q noon They prccccd b. way Of &c Gun
Gen and Amboy Railroad 10 Baltimore Il ero thqy w.H
await IN her orders.
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The IRA HARRIS C.vALRy.

Tho Ia Harris cavalry dd lake thor dcpa,aso -
terdsy, but w leave to-mer..w. T,bs win lie afuek
AZ su.sci and tie limo Of mfch t3sa q. ten 5c'cct
from the eucarapmsri Oh S,s2tss ,sl4sl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17

CAssDY-KEILY-On Thursday, October 81 by the
Rev. Jerome r. Nobriga. of ~ Josephs Roman Catholic
church, MfcAM F. CAxiDY to MARY ELIZABETH youngest
daughter Of Anthony Kelly, Esq, all Of This city.
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EXTRA CLASS 35-Novembcr "a, 1861.
So, II, 6, 50, 26, 81, IA, 46, TO- 81, "a, 20, ga.
CLASS 36--Noyember 10. 1851.
49, 49, 10, 3d. 49, TO- 81 ST. g. 20, ~, 20, &C, 3d.
JOHN Y. WALKER, Commissioners.
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