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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-03

GRAN-For Com the market has ruled little frmer
review of Wednesday last The stock of former
tty remaining in dealers fully adequate for the de-
mand existing. The cepts for the week comprise $3.50
bushels) changed hands 62 per bushe cash.
for prime white this figure however, be obtained
put in store We quote at 60 to 62I cents Fer bush
ell as in quality; oATs-Nothing doing except in the
retail way, and dealers have fair stock in store.
PEAsThe receipts have rather better for week
past and the market present moderately supplied
lel--RICE-Clea is E moderate supply, lis from
first hands at Il a cents per h.
for weeks past There is fair stock market and
scarcely any demand exists.
since b. dealer and going into store We quote sales
at so cents to 81 per cask for common lump quantity
MoLASsEs-No receipts of Cuba for tue past week but
there supply of former arrivals hands and
only retail demand exists We quote from wharf at %
PEA NUTsesnce our review of Wednesday last the mar
ke for this article has ruled decidedly dull and prices have
prices ranging from 81 81 10 per bushe though
two lots of prime quality have sold hgherhe market clos
PoTAToEs-Sweet brought to market slowly and meet
with ready sale at so to go cents bushe Irish are in
PKovsIoNs-Ths market rules without material change
One small lot of N. c. cured BACON received few
siuce and sold at lag cents per h. tor hams other
cepts and none now market. There moderate de-
mand for retailing purposes and fair quotations could be
Western cured in light stock and held high prices
We quote at lO4 to IL cents for shoulders and 2a Ii
for sdes.--The market is poorly supplied with LARD
and PORK, and aOtce moderate enquiry. We refer to
table for prices Fresh Pork continues be brought
market slowly and sells from carts to cents per h.,
as in quality
SALT-The market remains without material change in
price, and there rather better supply dealers hands
cargo of 500 sacks received from Liverpool a few
days and sold private terms selling from wharf
81 SACK in lots The cargo OF 1000 bushels Alum
ported in last received, has been selling from vessel
| at rs cents per bushel in quantities to suit.
demand and none of consequence arriving
See table for prices
IIMBER.-1he market continues to rule decidedly dull in
of the usual demand mill purposes and when
effected low have to be submitd to- Sales
for the week of Is RATS at So 50 ST. 81 So S. IS So
SO to So per M as in quality, cash and time.
FKEIGHTs-We have nothing to report in coastwise
plenty of vessels in port and the market rules quiet
at quotations in table.
COMPARATIVE TABLE OF EXPORTS
Of the principal articles from the Port of Wilmington, "
c. for the gear ending 3st December 1860, computed
from reports Of the Daily Journal, and compared aclu
those of the gear 1859:
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SWORN rE STIMOSY.
May IA. 1850

SCRoON LAKE, Essex Co., N. Y,
February 6, 1888. (
WIN. E. HAGAN, Troy N. Y.-Dear Sir: Having used
your Hair Cooring Restorative, and having been
pleased with It, take pleasure in making the following
statement From tue effects severe fit of sickness
about eighteen years of my hair commenced turning
grey ana so continued to grow until 1t became perfectly
t0h, beng very harsh and Last reached
my year, when was induced by friend to pur
chase two bottles of Hemsreets Hair Restorative prepared
by you commenced using according directions and
m eo days toaS surprised to find that my hair from the
roots outward was turning back to its original color
continued to grow until truly brown and glossy
was before in my youthful days, and is fully restored
to ITS original color. M1LA SEAMAN.
duly sworn and that the above true
9th day Of Feb. 1858.
JOEL F. POTTER Justice of the Peace.
Remember that this result produced by HEMsTREETs
Inltdbte, the original and only reliable Hair Restorative
Price fifty cents and dollar bottle Sold everywhere
by all Druggist.
Sold in Wilmington by ". Il. Lippitt, H. McLin and b,
all Druggist.
W. f. HAGAN Co Proprietors Troy, N. Y.
Dec. 26. 93-lm-d&w.
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our duy Every sentiment of honor that lives in our bos
oms ought now to awaken. and, with united hands and
hearts, link destiny with South Caronabe sharer
her trials, that may partake of her blessings
know of nothing that now be said of South Carolina
better than the language used by her great
Dufe, when he said: Sir feel that am called upon to
vndate the motives and character of the people of South
Carolina from regulations that have been unjusty
them. There no State in this Union distinguished by
lofty and dsnterested patriotism than that which
have the honor, in part to represent. proudly and
confidently appeal to history for proof of this assertion No
State has made greater sacrifices to vndeae the
rights of the Union and preserve its integrity No State
willing to make those sacrifices now, whether blood
or treasure But sir it does not belong to this lofty spirit
preston; South Carolina be tainted with the
charge of treason and rebellion because she has the
to understand her rights, and the spirit to maintain
them God has not planted in the breast higher
and hOer principle than that by which
resist oppression.
Absolute submission and passive obedience to every ex
reme of tyranny are the characteristics slaves only
The oppression OF the peopeof South Carolina has been
carried TO an extremity which the slavsh earth
won not endure without struggle Is it to be expected
nen hat reemen will patiently bow down and kiss the rod
OF the oppressor Freemen did say? Why, sir any
who has the form and bears the name of man-nay
vles reptile that upon the earth without the gift of
reason to comprehend the injustice of its injuries would
bite, bruise sting the hand by which they were nct
ed Is it then for sovereign State to fold her and
the people, whom Providence has committed her charge
ascending to heaven for justice Hug this deusion
to your breasts pray you.
ut Is enough for say that South Carolina perfectly
the ground which she occupies and be
sir that whatever attitude she assume in her highest
sovereign acty she will firmly and fearlessy maintain
it, be the consequences what they may The responsibility
will not res upon her, but upon her OppOsers.
"If you have nature in you, bear it not
WACCA&AW.
Columbus co., N. c., Dec. 26tL 1860.
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MARRIED.

In town on Monday evening" Dec 31st $780, by Rev.
Reuben Grant, MIR. ELKANAH ALLEN, to Mis- ELIZA
JANE HERRING.
In this town, Sunday afternoon 30th instant Fifth
Street NJ f. Church, by Rev. Reuben Grant, Mr. MILTON
P. GURLEY, of South Carolina, to Miss ELIZABETH
ROBINSON, daughter of Mr.. Vim. F. Burch
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WASHINGTON Dec. 3l-Certan parties in New York
have proposed to take the remainder lover three NIL
lions of the late five million government loan, but tire
particulars have not yet been received here 1t was
said however at the treasury to-day that the last
ed sum would probably be realized in the course of
week. when the acquisitions Of the various dsbursing
officers would be met Members of Congress among
those whose arrearages have not been settled
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DIED,

In this town, the 3Oh inst, Mr.. JOHN RUDGE aged
SO years and months.
Suddenly, while at dinner Canesprng Bu!lt CO.,
KY, 18th Oct, 1860, Mr.. GEORGE WALTON, formerly
a citizen of Wilmington, N. c., where he leaves a wife
and child.
Marion 6. c. Star please copy.
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MRS. WMSLOW

An experienced and female physician has Soothing
Syrup for children teething which greatly facilitates the
of teethng by sotening the gums reducing all
aammationw aay all pain and is sure to regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
selves relief and health your infants Perfectly safe
in all cases. See advertisement in another column.
Feb I47.3m-27.Iy
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LAvDRETa's NEW CROP GARDEN SEED. E
JUST RECEIVED FROM D. LAMBETH q SONS. the
reliable Seed Growers in the country, full supply OF
NEW CROP GARDEN SEEDS, consisting o., q variety OF
Beans Peas Asparagus Roots Sets White and BED
Glover Seed Blue Grass and general assortment of small
Seed Also Flower Seeds and Hyacinth Bulbs For sale
by WALKER MEARES,
Nov o. Is Market street.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-03

NoTE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine, sold the
water are subject to the expense Of Landing inspection
Turpentine about 10 a IA cents bband naval stores,
when brought y Railroad, about the same expenses
curred-* For virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
OF onettth IS made the price Of yellow Dip,
coTding to quality.
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THE WILSON SCHOOLS,
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.

WILOUN, NUhIE CdUULINA.
DY Mr. AND MRS. RICHARDSON,
ID Aided by full and able corps of Assistant Teachers
These Schools will be reopened for the admission of Pu
pills on Thursday, the 10th day of January, 1861
Applicants for admission examined aud cassed Thurs
day and Friday, (he 10th and l1th when very mpor
tant that all who contemplate connection in the Schools
during the session, should be present.
Strangers to the plans and character these Schools will
receive Catalogue application to the Principal.
Dec 18th, 1860 S3.2m-l7-2m
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

81 should be understood that quotations generally
er rates have to be paid.
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HuLsanoo, 1TnITARY ACADEMY.
Sept. 18th, 1860

HTLis5ORO, MILITARY ACADEMY.
WIS ISTITUTIONC of thoroughly scientific and mill
taly character is under the conduct OF COL c. o. TEW
formerly Superintendent of the State Military Academy at
Columbia s. G. The third academic year begins Feb 6th
1851 he charge is s3l5 per annum, including clothing
For Circular, address the Superintendent.
Dec. SlSt. IS60.=47. a w6y -M=-l4.6t
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$4,000 LBS. COTTON YARN PER ANNUM.
FTNHE CELEBRETED ROCKY MOUNT MILLS Edge
combe county, N G., continue g manufacture 1900 lbs.
Nos As to u.s. by the bale of 200 lbs at Is per h.
months time at of Railroad Depots in Eastern NJ
Carolina, free of freight.
The Mills and Machinery in fine condition, and the
quality of the Yarns guaranteed.
Orders solicited from punctual buyers Address,
VIM. s. BATTLE,
Rocky Mount
Edgecombe County, N g.
Sept 18th, 1860 3-1y*
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1860.
1859.
|Coastwise Foreign.

COMPARATIVE TABLE OF EXPORTS
From the port Of Wilmington, N. c., compiled from the
ports Of the Daily Journal for the fourth quarter Of 1850
compared ch the fourth quarter Of 1859, ending 3ls
Of December Of each gear:
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EASTERN HAY.
100 BALES VERY SUPERIOR EASTERN HAY fol
IVtO sale low from wharf, by
Dec. 6, 1860. sT0kLEf OLDHAM.
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5#sr JANUARY 1ST, 1851.
LII BILLS made previous to this date are now due,
"A and we earnestly request that friends will pay
We want money. l.. b. HUGGlNS d Sums
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
WE TAKE THIS METHOD of informing the g

NOTICE.
81 WE TAKE THIS METHOD of informing the e
"a community that we have new comfortable "a
rs, Jail finished and are prepared to take SYA
charge OF all Neg sent to We pay nlgn
prices times will afford Strict attention paid Negroes
better Always put your Negroes where they will get
plenty to eat and good lodgings.
BARDkN & PETERSON.
B. c. BARDEN, E. PETERSON.
Jan. Sd. 1861. l9-tf
NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN, especially to those penurous per-
i who have been in the habit Of hauling lghtwOOd
ceased that they henCeOrth debarred from that pv
lege under IL Renay OF the law also torewarn all pei
from tres passing said premises in any manner
whatever. .. +. ALEXANDER, Guardian.
jan 3. 1883
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
FENHE SUBSCRIBER, having been appointed and duly
qualified the Administrator upon the estate OF Hiram
W. Foy, deceased December term A D. 1860, hereby
requests all who Indebted to said estate, to
come make immediate payment Of the
the subscribers and also notifies ali persons having claims
against the said estate to present them to the subscriber
for payment within the time prescribed by law other
wise this notice viii be plead in bar Of til recovery.
Jan. 3, l661-l9-3t* JAS. M. FO4, Admir-.
UNION ACADEMY, NEW HANOVER COUNTY, n. c.
G. W. M0CLAMnY, JR. PRINCIPAL.
FENHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL will begin on
4 Thursday the 2lst Of February.
TCTTIoN PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS.
Tuition in Elementary Branches 90
- Higher English, .........................12 81
=" Languages, 10 W
Board convenient the School be obtained at
6 to dollars per month. No deduction except in
sickness prOracted beyond week. For further informa
tion address the Principal, at aarres Store, N c.
Jan. 3, lS6l.-l9-4t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
e. RANAWAY from the subscriber, on Thursday NOR
~ known in the County Ca1Gphells Dune Said slave
bright muatto, aged about fortyfve years feet 10
Creek plantation where he supposed be lurking The
above viii be paid his delivery me, confne
ment in the jail OF this county. =
THEOPBILU3 TATOM.
Baden County, N. c., Jan. Sd, 1861. I93t
LIME ARRIVED.
1896 fa As sss G S3s R sa 5y and now landing
Jan 3d. 1861 ' CIARK & BURLINGTON.
MARsHAA's SALT.
0Ql SACKS Marshas STANDARD Salt It., For sale BY
GOO Dec. 18th WORTH DANIEL.
FLOUR: FLOUR.
20 BARRELS EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR;
co 100 bags Super Fine aud Cross For sale by
Dec. 18th WORTH DANIEL.
CHMEsE-CHEEsE.
40 B0xE ma s7e just received and M" for sa by BY
ro-DAy-NEw * FREsaa-s,n,r. PARKEksBURG.
d UCKWHEAT; RYE FLOUR;
) Raisns Butter;
Yeast Powders
Concentrated Notwithstanding new;
New Beef Tongues;
Smoked Beef;
60 bbls. 9. Sugar.
10 1" A. g
Is Crushed, Granulated and Powdered Sugar;
WORTH & DANIEL.
Jan. q Gianite Row, Front street.
sALT-sALT.
T LIVERPOOL BLOWN SALT, for sale by
L. Dec. H. l.. B. HUGGlNS & SONS.
MOt4AssEs: 1IOLAssESI
600 HHDS. PRIME SWEET CUBA MOLASSES, al
GOO in ae,o and bright packages, now landing from
Of Be- e0i4 0'i0 '0f SAFE 10" Vs S' MUNRO
r. Nj. BIZZELL,
IoMMSsION MERCHANT,
~ ORTIZ WATER STREET WILMINGTON, N. G.
October 23df 1860 4I-tf
BAR AND RESTAURANT.
Front Street. North of the Bank of Cope Fear and opposit
the Bankof Wilmington.
90 ~ THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs The
SNAl0K- public, that he has opened above a BAL
IzSKx~ ROOM AND RESTAURANT, where he viii
the best manner everything that the market viii afford
OYSTERS in every styles AM when in season, etc., etc
MEALS at all hours. 80 - $3.50
He has secured the services of r VIM. h CURTIS, vel
known every admirer of FINE OYSTERS well seryel
Oct. sth ls60.--28&7-tf aTHerald please copy.
| TOBACCO. ToBACeo..
1sn BOXES Melrose Brand.
liz 10 do Rodwe1
8 S Sait % 5sas' brown brand.
Il do 10 Algoma, brand.
Is do DO Various other grades for sale very Low
December15.
JANUARY lsT, 1861.
LII BILLS made previous to this date are now due
"a ana We earnestly request that our Tlends VII pay 9P.
EASTERN HAY.
f1n0 BALES VERY SUPERIOR EASTERN HAY, TO
i I--e
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CuFFEE. COFFEEl! COFFEEgU
- A0n BAGS GOOD QUALITY, now being landed
eDsOOO ex. Brig " Union State" direct from Rlo de
Janeiro for sale lots of bags and upwards cash.
or it's equivalent. o. U. PARSLEY co:
Wilmington, n c., Dec. 10, 1860. Sl-d&wu
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DISSOLUTION.
TTNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under the
i name and style of JOHN G. HEYER il CO.. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
All those indebted by book account will please for
ward and see either by cash nOte that the business
may be closed. JOHN .. HEY Ek
w. A. HEYER.
Oct. l, 1860
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CASH ADVANCES.
I'VE will make liberal advances Cotton shipped to
w consignment of friends at Liverpool direct via
New York. such will be satisfactory to holders
desiring to realize o. g. PARSLEY q CO.
December l5.-d&wtf.
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF HAVING TO PAY CASH FOR
Il Goods now shall be compelled from this date
(January LIST, 1861 to present bills monthly we
not give longer credit. l.. B. HUGblNS SONS.
1
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NOTICE.
4 IL PERSONS who indebted for GROCERIES, PRO
IN VISIONS &C., either by note account ti,e late
firm of WILSON IL WILLIAMS and whose accounts are
long since DUE requested to make immediate payment
the subscriber such will be placed officers
hands for collection JAMES WILSON,
Dec. 81. No. 5 Market street.
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ARTICLES.
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NrOs.AssEs: MOLASsESG
600 HHDS. PRIME SWEET CUBA MOLASSES,
+AJO in qeoo and bright packages, now landing fro
brig John Bach for sale low in ots to suit. by
Dec a. G. c. & W. J. MUNRO.
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F. M. BIZZELL,
ETOMMISSION MERCHANT,
u NORTH WATER STREET, WILMINGTON, N. c.
October 23df 1860. 4l-n
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COMPARATIVE TABLE OF EXPORTS
Of the principal articles from the Port Of Wilmington
Ctor the year ending 5ls December 1885, as compile
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SALT-SALT.
II LIVERPOOL BLOWN SALT, for sale by
Ia Dec. IL. l.. B. HUGGlNS & SONS.
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DER. DEEMS SCHOOLS
EASTERN MILITARY ACADEMY, FOR BOYS
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.

WACHOVTA FLOUR.
ITETE HAVE just received from WachOvia Mills supply
W of fresh ground Family Flour. For sale by
Dec. %. L.. b. HUGGINS Il SONS.
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The Five NiIIllon Loan.

JOSEPH DAVIS, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-25

Mr. Cameron said Mr. Mason seemed an xious for
for leaving the Union. Tic had voted he did be-
cause he disposition to compromise the other
side unless the Senators on his side bcuded
knees and asked forgiveness He should ask for no
forgiveness because he had done wrong. Still he was
willing forgive the backslidugs Of the South aud do
all in his power preserve the Union. lie
be dragouned driven he the peer Of the Senator
from Virgins.
arouse the wrath Of Mr. Cameron. He did not want
excuse 10 leave the Union but he did want for
Vacated to-day The Union was practically Dissolved
What Is the remedy Coercion Would they use the
discipline Of pedsgogue on an urchn The Consttu-
ton humanity and civilization were against cocfcion
Would 20 God the Senator nom Pennsylvania would give
him an excuse Tor remaining in the Union
Mr. Cameron said he had not heard any threats n war
but II II must come Pennsylvania ready 20 meet o.
The people Of his State we're willing TO do anything that
was honorable to save the Unouready TO yield all their
pfcndices. The North hal not done wrnng and bully
ing cannot drive them lfyou want the Union preserved
let us know what is wrong and will redress II.
Mr. Salisbury believed the Senator was sincere, and
though five States have gone he thought II this side
would meet the Senator In the same spirit the Union
would still remain.
Mr. Criuepden urged the Importance Of this measure,
and spoke against adjournment Adj
HOUSE.
Mr. Loveioy offered memorial from Methodist clergy
Mr. Burnett u Ky objected, saying, let them attend
their own business,
Mr. Lovcioy explained that the eiersymeu in this me-
mortal asked protection from persecution, as one Of their
number had been hung in Texas Tor bis religious opn
ions
The Speaker laid letter Of withdrawal from the Ala-
hama Representatives before the House. consequence
Of the secession ri their State
Mr.. Lovejuy's memorial tabled
Several memorials fav0rng Mr Cdcn len resolutions
were received and tabled.
Mr. Cofax of Tod introduced resolution for the sus-
pension Of mail facilities ia the seeding Referred
70 the Post Office Committee.
Mr. English Of Ind offered resolution that the Com
miliee Of ThryIhrec be instructed 70 take the
~ 20 carry Mr. Crittendcns compromise into
effect He moved suspension Of the rules Lost--G7
against 81.
Mr. English wished the country TO notice that the Re
publicaus would not allow a vote.
Mr. Grow u Pcnn-Ihe Republicans will vote when
they choose.
On motoH Of Mr. Morris Il M the Judiciary Com were
Instructed 10 ure into the pfOprey Of Amending the
neutrality laws, as % prevent military expeditions
from being allowed 90 aid seceding States.
The report Of the Com Of Thiry-Ihrcc taken Mp,
and Nj Corwin Of o. and Mr. Nelson N Va address,
tho House. Adj
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-25

lIEipAcHE Re the hvorte sign BY which nature
makes k1own any deviation whatever from the nat
ural state OF the brain, and viewed in tlTs hight il
may be looked on a. a safeguard intended 10 give
notice of disease Which might otherwise eycape at
tention TIL too late To be remeded and is indi-
cations should never be neglected. Headaches may
be classified under two names, viz Symptonafic
and ldiopalhc. Symptomatic Headache b exceed
mgly common and Is the precursor Of great sarie-
" Of Diseases among which lre Apoplcxy, Com,
Rheumatism and all febrlo diseases IN 10 nervous
form t is sympathetic Of diseases Of ;ho strmssh
constituting sick headache Of hepatc disease con-
shutting bilious headache, Of worms, constipation
and other disorders Of the bowels as well renal
and uterine affections. Diseases Of the heart are
very frequently attended with Headaches; Anaenia
and plethora are also affections which frequently
occasion headache. Idiopathic Headache il also
very common, being usually distinguished by the
name of nervous headache, sometimes coming on
suddenly IN q state Of apparently sound health and
Frustrating nj the mental and physical energies
and la other instances II comes on slowly, heralded
by depression Of spirit or 0cerb,y Of temper In
most instances the pain IL in the front Of the head
over one or both eyes, and sometimes provoking
vomiting; under this class may also be named
Neuralgia
For the treatment Of either class Of Headache the
Ccpnalc Pills have been found a sure and safe rem.
cdy, relieving the most acute pains in a few minutes
and 10y ts subtle power eradicatng the diseases Of
which Headache Ia the unerring index.