davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

Es,y- The Clarksvillc Standard takes de-
cidcd grounds against the holding OF u
nominating Convention, and adduces ar
g,i,ucnts that convince ms Of the most ur-
gent necessity for such a meeting. The
very fact that an element SO hostile to II,
has ah existence, is proof enough that the
Convention ought to be held, regardless OF
The wishes of those who are so,biltcrly mr.
raycd, not only against this Convention,
buttLe action of the State Convention that
passed the Ordinance of Secession.
The Standard has been afflicted with a
sort of chronic grumbling, that has cvinced
.rsclf IN complaints against the State Con-
rention aud now against the nominating
Convention. If'thc Standard is friend
of the Confederate Suites, why should it OBJ
ject to the organization Of its friends and
! tll1r concert of action? 1t is enough for
those to oppose the Convention, who op-
posed the Secession of Texas and opposed
the State Convention and opposed the no t.
! ification OF the Ordinance in the mode pre-
scrled by the Constitution of the Ca,,FctAc-
", y, S,,tcs Tho Standard snys Tint tho
action Of the Dallas Convention will not be
pihdlhE upon MN INC e'.n' sa" in y
~, ar resolutions published IN The Standard
f'sf t,ie SAME date, and adepicd at n meet
| lag in Collin county, preslded'o~er'b III.
Dickson, and gotten up in opposition to tlic
/ ~,
convention sys'eNi s'herai'y. ihese ~
solutions arehitter atiainstsecession, South
eru ConfeJcraev. ssa ul vet nevertheless
1Iy.t. ,tn,.,of HE standard 10 romorkoblv
Al, NJ.
similar 70 lpA' VI the co'''h eRPosi.,o''
meeting. They say Tint they will mot abide
the ucttoa of.ti,e DNllcs Convention. We
give n n,r,,of, One. ,,preon,lier .saopted in
"a, ;aa.a. - n,
VIZ n =" " ," MY
state ot 1eelERg wat SoW@Nca 'ie'i Ah'
Standard, to~Ager dces not base his oppo
1 ,;,;cn ,ss,o., INC. ssr,t arounds lint both
{. ,t,,, ia s.,,o ana wc.bov,
.rI, Nm, r,,. IL. le.i,,..,s.. ~
I &o. fl,c'peaple'o of Collin conniy, in Mass
4 Meeting assembled speaking for ourselves
m the present con"iiion OF our country W
W 'i'io o"' H. uips ~ ,ho Iat,
Z, aynnt;on.-.in n,uepdina our State Con,
s,fiution in violation of its plain provisions
without submitting such amcndmente to
the people for thelr action thereon i'is ~ 'nt
y.'aO,;p n,h"s;, - ~ ,on,smrt Of tbe
EcatatiI,,tca authorities of Texas-.-in send.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

Ecy" We have received the Programme OF
The Stcoud Annual Fair Of the Parker
County Agricultural md Mechanical Asso-
citation, to be hcld at the Pair Grounds
near Wcnthcrford, commencing on the 20
'oC October next, and continue three days
i'hc Hre,nium l.ist comprises AN asgtes'ue
of over 500, in money. This speaks well
for Il gociety which is only in its second
year. Parker usually makes n bold strike
in oil public enterprises, and We earnestly
hope that the approaching Fair may be as
decided success as IDS. most sanguine
friends may wish. 4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

Bss- The Printer and the Telegraph are
having an "Extr@' quarrel, in which, each
of the bclligcrems exhibits "cxtra' -ordina-
ry tact in crtravagant dcnunciation of each
other. Better dry itup, gentlcmen,-it is
all erfra-profcssional and errdncous to the
general interest now occupying the public
| mind
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
ssD- Amoag the members Of the Heap

esg- Anoag the members Of the Heap
stead Rides. a military Company jus,
formed at Washington, Ark. and already
started for Little Rock, to be mustered into
the service Of the State. NE no,iee the name
Of our former townsman Wiley slinson.-
Our young friend has been seeessionist
from the commencement Of the present
troubles, We wish him much glory and
honor in his patriotic response to his eOun-
try's call,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

MY See announcement of A. J. BALL,
Esq, iof Wcathcrford, for Representative
70. Ellis, johnson and Parker. No one
s,;MLs higher in Parker, where lie resides
than does &r. Ball, a. n sound politician a
most excellent Intelligent citizen, and good
Lawyer. We hope to hear of his getting
strong vote, being ono Of the soundcs' sup
= port, RS OF tie Southern Rights cause,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

scS- We call attention to the card Of a.
S. Clark, mill-wright draughisman and
engineer, Lancaster, Dallas County, Texas.
This gentleman is highly spoken and has
devoted much tine aid attention to his
business.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
rnr CeNusf..loNAI N..IAAfI

Tns coSasEssi0NAI N.siSAu"N, --lhe
candidate, and aspiranis for ibis position
afy i.o, lev aud lar between, bat 'hisk a.
bla ,kberries ia JuEe, TIE thirst Cor pro
m,i!oa Is Intense aad lhe haste si'h wh.eh
|, il sought, Q. Ia sodAs Instances, iadeesn''
Every stamp crater ihat has ever spreal
l.Asslf and .hrsintth al seiFh'orhaod'
erOss.na,ls, NOW fanelss himself tile chosen
one ga uhose -holjers, the nanile ef great
ness should tall anl M Que who has ever
opeuel lie mouth or broken bread In the
name ~ the dear people, but imasihe'
himself just the man for the emSseuey,--
lust the hero TO battle with the serried lost
Of the enemy,-and just the iuminary Il
shed undyins Iusire upon our state In TN
Halls OF the Confederate Congress. II Is .
fortunate thing that the 'people" do no
all reciprocate these amiable sentiments, fol
We should then have too much light, 10,
much wisdom aud too much patriotism
distracted from the rural districts and con
eentra,ei In the meiropolis, IL is GOO
thing that only ono can be elected, aud tn
rest bf the iuminaries be left 10 scintiliau
nj home. We rejoice that We will not b
left to outer darkncs.-only one sun vii
be removed from any local armament.
We dctcst a scrub racc-and shall uec n
part In tive dislike TO see men Of genu
inc talents and patriotism cngoge in III
awful scramble for Congress ihss will likcf
come off; VIC cannot assist u.cm in such
rollicking farce, unless thee be some OH
whose modcsty and abucgaiicn of sell
whose worth aud talcnt'i should seem to I
ovcrpowcrcd and overwhelmed by the viii
rush of Office huntc' 5, in the general wrcc
| Of dccency aud patriotism.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
Rer DI.,riet .AIisrnry.

80 ~ lit H-p" sI,i kaufman llrn'rr.' re-
tas.is.i ~ a.'lH And sen ar,unis ~ l.s, ~ hAls'
Nv W. a., sniIr rit..l 60 snr,,,nnrs Nnnfnr .,
Nek FNIik Eaq., Il MsNiiYaTlani, q sAsiilAs hf
hisriri Aiulssy at d. Lab Ji.il'isl lli'in,, q
". a.. .ithssFr., a. an s.aiiss ANSf ~ AisilAN,
y u. ~ W..aha 'tis, rti.aisfu .H nlsiFtt Atlof-
- a che tots Julirai nisFirt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

rsSs- The MarshallRepublican of The llth
saws the prospects for crops have not been
so flattering for two years past as the pre-
sent season. Wheat rye, oats, corn and
everything else promise an abundant har-
vest in the Eastern part of the State
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

Z Reg" A correspondent of tbs Republican
suggests the name of Col. NJ. j. Hall, OF
Harrison County, as candidate before inc
Convention at this place for the offce OF
Governor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

~ Cor. WEIGH AT WAsIuTA.--Wc are plea
sel tosscc Col. Lacy of Denton County, on
asvisit 70 ON town. lie informs 1us that
Forte washita is now garrisoncd by 100
met, from Denton County under command
Of COZ Oils G, Wtich a'hc feeling in
DchlbiiI is feffcshnteds rs siranstnols In sls-
timing thc.chuse Of the Con fc,lerate States,
and that when the harvest is over NOT a
man can be .fonpai bnt who will be ready
fslnsi ~. ing o!sh6nllcr his gun and be of
'tforg the warS iiornatter where Sthc iehcmy
ows.lfiinscifgrdf ifd i7mtp' z, ''iitl47
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

Gov. CLARKs SUCCESSFUL IRANsTER OF
Cor. FeRDs REGIMEST.-It has been for
some tine uncertain whether not Col. Fords
regiment would be received into the Confed-
crate service. 1t was raised by ordinance
of tile Convention, and the expense antici-
pated. by the Legislature with an nppropri-i
alton Several efforts to effect transfer
having liz lsl, Gov, CLARK in view OF the
limited means Of the Stale, addressed the
War Department on the subject, strongly
ureinp upon II lie necessities " the State,
and dc yitpi need Of this particular arm Of
Defence We are haply 10 say lhat .hc has
been finally successful Secretary Walker,
We understand, in view jt the pceu!iar char
aetcr OF our State, has yielded his consent,
and noiifed Gov. Clark accordingly Tins
twill relieve the State of very large outlay
III SSsSSla fi9lGs yrs ER4a Sa'i asy evidence
Executive Of Texas and President Dayiss
Cabinet.
Twas reycr The course Of the United
States Governiucnt' TO fnYar Texas raised
nJiiutel frpopg, This rotlis2' change -
lpoiey rejects, therefore. wellupon the char
ec,eF II Secretary walker, and will have a
powerful effect upon public sentiment in
4 Texas We arc pleased 70 note this promp-
titude Of o,lr St,le Executive, and the full
merit OF praise Will wedonlt NOT BE- award
ed 20 Linn for his important services - o.
7effs w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
Pnr lhc HlnIc -rnntc.

49, Ne az ~ hnrs,si ~ Hunvuu's ii"n, JtfI,
. MEATH eRfnitI ~ nili.. '"rn'v Y 'nndidals
F,r .ha stat sair The Snsi''gial h,.iIiLi 'i
,s,sf, III liz caanl,r, II alla'. h-nh'sn aud Hen
a.r.M .ahltri io the drcisl"n IL Senatorial eon'
y-ntiun, u car h ksld
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

ney- The Marshall Republican adminis-
tiers scatlling rebukc to the Austin In
tclligenccr. This paper catches it, not
only from the press, but from tho Grand
Juries.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

EaS- We are pleased tolearn through Mr..
r.. j. Mckenzie that the crops in Kaufman
and yanzandt are looking we'll and the
good people of those counties busy with
their harvest. The country around ROCK
wall, he represents, as presenting very
thriving appearance. Kaufman has good
lands and an sntcrprising population, and
villuItimately become enc Of the weslth-
icst in Northern Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

psS- See Dissolution of tic co-partncr-
> ship of Alcssrs. Moilitt aud Browning, and
mo Continuation of ilc'bnsincss by II. j.
Mulliit.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

Mr.. George Hancock, the agent of Gen.
Harvey, rendered the unocupied buildings
at the Harvey place to the Governor for the
use Of the troops which have lately passed
through here for San Antonio. The offer
was accepted, and the shelter thus offered
was vert acceptable to the men bivOuaeked
here Gozeffe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

ss5- The County Court OflIarrison cOan-
by, in response TO large meeting held in
Marshall, have agreed to issue the bonds
of the County for $4,000 for the purpose
u purchasing sfns aud ammunition for
such Of the cltlguus N the county as arc
unable go purchase them, Tho bonds are To
bear 10 PEI eeai inleresi and 10 DO made
payahle in one, two three ,uj four years.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

re- Hon. G. w. Chiffon arrived at Mar
shall recently direct from Montgomery Ala,
en- route for his home in Tyler.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

re- public meeting in Giimer' up
shur county, on the 9TH inst, passed reso-
lutions requiring the county court TO ap-
propriate $4,000 for the purpose OF purch-
asing arms and ainmunitions for that county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

Gsg~ The arms puychQsedby Col. Mc-CnI-
Tough, hy order Of the Convention for tbe
State, passed Through ia Grange, on he
Gil, inst. They Conr.si Of 1000 Mimic
.,e,,sKu,r anu 80 C,lis ncyolNors lag
are now at san Antonio.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

MRs.OeTAFIk MARsHALL--The State Ga
zettes contains feeling tribute TO the rneni-
DRY Of this most estimable lady, who died,
at the residence Of her brother. near Rod
ney; Miss, on the 18th April, on the 2Srd
year Of her age. Mrs Marshall was much
beloved at Austin, and wherever she was
was know. The sympathy Of numerous
f.icr.is WI be extended "a her family and
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

-. helye. injecting was to have been held at
Marshall on the 18th inst, to appoint dele
gates to the Dallas Convention.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

"a BaT Nc arc authorized to So that Judge
Nm" BuffSrl wilf peremptoriIy' decline
the use of his name before the Congrcrsion-
= al Convention. and before the people of this
district, as a cahaidate Tor Congress. The
judge is one of the few who has no taste for
IA rough and tumble scramble for this po-
5 sitioa, patriotism leads him to serve his
country In another muhncr fiisn in stump
ing The District and magnifying himself to
he dimensions Of his rival competitions
WecouiTnend him cordially, for withdraw
ing from sueh arace. Several counties had
already appointed delegates, instructed to
: cast tl.eir-rsi =for him, but in this time Of
distraction and uneertaihty:: he valves all
: personal consideration, TO secure concert of
action and llarmony in the present canvass.
Attic urgent solicitations Of many warln
friends. Jadge Burford wills devote himself
10 the duties Of Ms profession and in no
> event win suffer his name 10 be nsea in
connection Eiil1he congressional non,iIsa-
tim
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

sely- From a private letter we learn that
Col. Van Dorm, wifi 1900 Texans, had ia
ken prisoners the =, s: troops that %ere'en
sfodte from the Western Posts for the coast.
We have hotfcarnc,l the number of the
troops or my of'thc particulars, except
that the surrender was unconditional, and
! that not a GUN was fred The Dallas Light
ssArtillery~ was With Van Dorm at last ac-
s;cs6iirits.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

nesy- The Printer says that William Lloyd
Garrison is reported to be dying at the
point of death, and adds, that he has been
I,,;,o all his life and should now quit
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

nas- Hons. W b. 0cliltrcc, I. n. Waul
aud John Gregg, have our thanks for MINT
svmcry favors. t.m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

. NAsnlNGToN, Mar lO-GoY, Ieieher has
issued a psVclamasioa saying that the SOW
ereignty VI NirgiAiA has been deniel, her
territorial rights sssailel, her sail threatened
~ The authorities Al Washington, aai
every @Tsihee ressHei 10 iRname the pe0-
pie NJ the Aorikein States against usi there
lore il beeelaes every ritisen Of NirginiS 10
prePsTe for abe impending eonniei, lie or
dsrs 0Qt Nfees and additional volunteers,
a. the eHigenees denand,
NeM fofk.
ALsAST, n, "a MAY I.-il0n, john 4,
Dis, lac seiing seeEeIary Of the U ; frea-
snry Al Washington, has accepted the Ma
ioT-GeneFalsLip Of the New York State for
ees.
Nav YoR9, May The schooner John,
I fs0n Charleston, has arrived At AausPo-
lie
Several suspicious orshs we're huing out
Al IialiimeFe which will be oyeThaulsi in
the bay,
Large Rumbers Of transports are collect
ing,
1 Nss YoR1, May o. A fully armed sehoon-
er b been eapiaFssl si the mouth Of Ches-
peAke hay. Two Of the eIeN Wec taken
with her, The rest escaped,
I fiieen LundTed lTSsps arrived at Ferry
/ willie ifom Philadelphia last night
nen. llsfney has been ordered back Ia ~
i.oais by the Federal Government.
The passenger trains FROM Philadeiphis
10 BALTIMORE haN- usyGis,l il,sir rips
Ma Yeas, Nisy l-fhe 'carnsilp Qua
keT Llly has blulAtdtd caIa lenry,
II Il reported lhsl she ifginians are Mt
iing rp tie aieasasrs Yorktown and James
,s~s @ Tsa the iames River blockade
The seesssies Gag b sian hyins al Hampton
Heads
Ca, istsx asy fl.-iLe comnereiil
llulieiia u lle sab has the following dis
patch s1}gessei 10 Mgssr-. Mummy l,nllns
s 90, u Ihis city
Nav NuRE, May Glh.--sehlelden writes
that fa efeciaal blockade Of the southern
poris n intended. That ~ the Mississippi
AL. rro5aoiy not be enforced before the 10Th
May.
Foreign vessels entering port previous
% actual blockade VIII probably be given
hftecn days Ia leave with or without cargo
Particulars TO be arranged by navy OH
GERS eifeciing blockade, who viii publish no.
iice of commencement Of blockade. Mr.
Sehleiden is the Minister resident at WASH
ington of the free lianI city OF Bremen
Pennsylvania.
HARRIsnuE0, May IAN investigation
OF Senator Masons property Is proposed III
the Pennsylvania Legislature, with view
OF making valid any transfer ihereoi' DC
cause OF his alleged treason.
motion was also made TO extend the
suspension of bank specie payments tiil
the month of June.
PHILADELPHIA, May Cit is reported
that the steamer Rnincy conveys force
ta Smiths Point
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

no A meeting Wa called in Palestine,
or last SATURDAY, 10 apIa,a- delegates to
The convention nj this pinre,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
Fer Di.,.i,, Judur.

NO " sns aail,arit--i 10 Ahh'.nasr Isn, JniiN
a. ~, AZ hLla. as ,ahiiais kT Jaiss 1t the lah
ialhisl mHF'i,
~ ~ 40 snsaris.i is ra'iipr- J. " ehNlf.
aAahs rhis, candidate 80 irde' ~ 'is u 10
i.lk.-l n-a-I--I- Ll..-lL-n Do. \ lausl n,Al
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

A Paris correspondent says 'fhe ladies
are coming out without hoops, busiless pads
raddine, or anything elss-r--Dag Book
U1nphi7 just so.-=ysur correspondent
must feel the force Of the cid ndage that
s,r.rfy le-si adorned is the most adorned.
A rsost cxceilens rsfSrn. considering she
- ..--,.,,,, -e-,.st- - ar-~ =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

Res The people of Marion county will
appoint Delegates to the Convention, to
this place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

hT- The Crockett Printer says tliat John
Minor Bot, recently called on Old abe and
asked him Why he had rprsuedsuch a course
H;s repiy * iisgusfca Rssss thstbe caiica
bisn a d-Hnei old sscl NJ len ian--
Bots has SAGE come our fcr S,ccz
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

E1rREsinBxT ssAiEssAGE.-4TIc attention Of
soir rcn,lers is earnestly called TO this inter-
csting document, to be found on the outside
of tc.lays paper. No paper of modern
: ,fnes SURPRISES it in craftsmanship and
..brillinncy Of style. 1T is but antt.er evil
: dcncc that President Davis is "thc right
man in'tlc right place. ,f.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

A modern Munebausen, addicted to hum
ming az al beginning 'Strite De Tyre.
vas eeusilslsbly surprised Eheu one OF
his as9siaiiiisziees. iaking hiss - lis word
-aacEei II. farn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

! nsT- A company Of 100 men has been or
eanfsrd IN Giimer' Upslrur. county in re-
rl,erse b tic sa1i q The tioFefb9r, ara
si0na su5sslil.sa towards frrnishihg ~
81 .s.,-e,s AZ fhat risrc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

NJ The Rusk Enquirer says that num-
her of young ladies Of Cherokee Countyhave
formed themselves into a corps of sharp
shooters. for riae-practice. At their first
practice, they had an etfigy of Old Abe, for
a target, which they completely riddled
with bullets. The Enquirer adds ~Talk
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
announcements.

u,a ai.dssrr Gsasr,i i.aaa % nss,
80 " are snih'Iias.l ." Ahi,,,ans. esla, SffrlfN
In''s M, sanlhia'. La 'snini-,isnsT 1t lle hrn
sFal Land nihs~, AZ IhrFissli"H Ia Aasnsi HrNi,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
MARYLAND
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May The Secretary OF
War hassdirected the opening OF the militia
ny route between washington ana lhiia-
delphia via Annapolis ny TWO o''iiy lrains'
Lieut.. Nicholson has been appointed ad-
jutant and inspector OF the Marine corps
vice Taylor resigned.
The Government has declined accepting
more than one regiment OF three months
volunteers from Michigan
The War Department has learned that
40 600 men arc within two days march of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

New York, May 7.-Brigadier General
Cooke, says that Gen. Ruggles is CHARTERED
at Fredericksburg.
Gen. Cooke is to take q position in front
of Washington, in connection with the Com
manding officer at Harpcrs Ferry, and thus
cover and defend the border against North
ern Invasion Gen. Cooke denies that the
Capital has ever been threatened by the
Confederate forces, but threatens open war
if the soil or grave of Washington is to be
polluted by the tread Of single Northern
man,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22

ahoi-t 'r=T71F ont a 1eopT. 'I7sS VI ?
aad chiidsen afs expert rife AID pistol
.I,...,cs,f ms ties is ais ri
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-22
YIrginia.

BLEx&NpRrl, May S.--scerctary Sew
ard S instructions to q y, minister 10
France, are peremr torit)ly opposed TO the
.,.9agnjtion Of the Conledoracy, and shows
ue,'V'i,l,ainadon to wage civil war; Large
,,ssi,g m t. gtSsgn, supplies ana trG 10
city presents quiet surlNcc,
Tie rumOrs Of occupation by Lincoln
men are not credited.
Tl,,vel between Ncw York and Washing
ton il nov uninyerrupteG. Passengers are
going BY way ~ FerrysglIe'
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-07
Constipation or Costiveness.

No of the 'many ills flesh is heir to- is so prevalent
so little understood and much neglected CosvenesS
Often originating IN careessness, or sedenary habits it is
regarded as slight disorder OF too little consequence to
excite anxiety while in reality it is the
companion of OF the most fatal and dangerous
and unless early eradicated it will bring the
to an unmey grave Among the lighter evils of which
c3Sveness is the usual attendant Headache Collie,
while long train Of frighul diseases such Malignant
Fevers AbceSses, Dysenery, parrhGa, Dyspepsia
pieYy, Epilepsy Paralysis Hystera. Hypnchondriasis,
Melancholy and Insanity, first indicate their presence
the system by this alarming symptom Not unrequently
the diseases named originate in Constipation, but take
independent existence unless the is eradcated in
early From all these considerations follows
that the disorder should receive attention when
ever 1T occurs and should neglect to box
Cephaic Pills the first of the complaint
their timely will eXpel the nsdous approaches Of dis
ease and destroy this dangerous foe to human life.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-07

HEADACHE is the favsre sign by which nature makes
known any deviation whatever the natural state of
the BRAIN and viewed in this light it be looked
safeguard intended notice of disease which might
otherwise escape attention. till too late to be remeded and
Its indications should never be neglected Headaches
be classified under two names, viz Sympouatic and Lido
pathic. Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly
and is the precursor Of variety OF diseases among
which are Apoplexy, Govt Rheumatism and all febrile
diseases In its nervous form is sympatht tic of disease
ease constituting bilious headache of worms, constipation
and other disorders of the bowels well renal and
uterine affections Diseases Of the heart frequent
~ atended with Headaches; Armenia and plethora also
affections which frequently occasion headache Idiopahic
Headache is also very common being usually distinguished
by the name Of Nervous headache, sometimes coming
suddenly state of apparently sound health and
Ing AT once me mental and physical energies and in other
instances 1t comes slowly, heraded by depression
spirits acerbty Of temper In most instances the pal
in the front of the head both eyes,
times provoking vomiting under this class may also he
named Neuralgia.
the either of Headache the Cephaic
Pills have been found and safe remedy, relieving
the most acute pains few minutes and by its subtle
power eradcang the diseases of which Headache is the
unerring index.