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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-09

4. Mr.. sBixler, from near Chelsea Butler
county, informs US that the spring 10 qu..S
forward in that locality. The grass is sum
GENTLY tall to afford pretty good picking lo'
stock of all kinds. He informs us that hv'
wagon-loads of relief goods had lately beer
received and that other teams were on th'
road between Atchisop and Chelsea.
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ATTENTION COMPANY There will be
meeting of those favorable to the immedi-
ate organization of military company IN
Emporia. at Ferguson's building, CONNER
cial street, on Monday evening next.
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LEcruRE-Prof Foster. of Waterloo,
will deliver lecture before the Emporia
l.yceum, on Tuesday evening next. Sub
Jet, Chemistry" The bare announce
ment ofthis Intellectual treat is all that is
sufficient to fill the Congregational Church
10 OVERLOOKING. H
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Buiness is very dull in Emporia. at pres
ent. but we hear that several new buildings
will be put up soon. New dwellings are
very much needed in Emporia. Everything
in the shape of dwelling is occupied and
in many instances, at an unreasonable h'gn
rent. We know of no better investmen
than to build neat, cheap and durable houses
in Emporia.
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BLAC MITH I II G
MFG N cox

WAVING established himself in the above
business at Emporia, would announce to the
p,ople of the surrounding country that ne Is
+ III nrenared to do all manner Of work in his
line of business, in the best manner. He hatters
himself that with his long experience at the
business he will be able to give the fullest sats-
faction to all who may favor him with their pat
tonnage. Prices reasonable
Empor ria, August i, 1s5o-6
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Notice of Appraisal.
Alexander Bailey
A. L. Fitzgerald

A. L. Fitzgerald
Sarah c. n Nj Fitzgerald. FL
To A. L. Fitzgerald and Sarah c. ". Ftfz-
Won ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT I
i will cause to be appraised according to law
the nremises nv virtue of an order of sale issued
from the 2d District Court of Breckinridge county
Kansas, and to me directed, the following real es
tate be appraised as the property Of A. IL f No
s;rty one (6l9, sixty three (6) and sixty five (65)
on Central avenue, the southeast corner number
ing twenty-five feet from the corner north: ana or
the west side of Central avenue, north OF InlrC
street. in block number nifty nine to'j' IN FoFes
Hill, Breckenridge county, Kansas
Given under my hand, this 1st day OF March
A. D. 1861.
| S4-7 4. OODOanD'
| Master Commissioner Breckenridge Co., X l.
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We neglected to state last week that the
article which was published in that number OF
The News, entitled "a Traitors You thful
Portrait" referred to Senator Benjamin
Of Louisiana. He is now one of the leading
traitors
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To all whom it NAV Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given. that my wife, Ell
IN VIRA HILL, or HAYEER, has left my
bed and board without any cause provocation
therefore forbid any person harboring her OF
trusting her on my account. as will pay debts
Of her Contracting ANDERSON BILE
Febr1srT II, 1851. 1885
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Hay is selling in this market at ten dol
lars per ton. A shower of rain sufficient
40 start the grass would bring the price
down considerably.
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]. NJ. Rankin, Esq. has removed his law
Office to the building formerly occupied by
DR.. Newton, next door south of Frederick's
store. on Commercial street.
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We return thanks to DIR. j. F. Newton,
of this place. DOW on visit to Illinois, for
a small club of subscribers to The NEWS
from Decatur in that State.
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Arrival, and Departure of the Mails.

ARRIVALS.
rom Lawrence. Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. at r
rom Topeka. Tuesday. at o P. NJ
From Council Grove, Monday and Thurs
day, at M M
from Towanda, Friday, ut P; NJ
From Fort Scott, Saturday, at y
rom Butler. Mo, Wednesday, at IL
DEPARTURES
70 lawrence, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at A.
0 Topeka. Wednesday, at A
+, Council Grove, Wednesday and Satur-
70 Cottonwood Falls. Saturday, at A.
~ T~nn1o Tuasdav at A. N
10 Fort Scott, Monday, at ~ ~
To Butler, No, Thursday, at :, ;. IL
ELawrence mail closes at o'clock M
j. A. FULLER, P. NJ.
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Fcvssuup ELrcrrcus.-The tine foE holding
elections for tow ship officers, under the Terrific.
rial Law, was on the fourth Monday of March
The law is recognized by the Constitution in all
respects, except as to the time of holding town
ship elections, which by provision of the COnsti-
tuition are TO be held on the first Tuesday Of
April. It will be remembered that Justices OF
the Peace were elected at the first election under
the Constitution, and if these qualify. of course
there will be none to elect this spring. leaving
only a Trustee, Constables and Road Su-
pervisors to elect, unless the State Legislature
about to convene, shall enact differently; but it i:
hardly probable that any action will be had II
change the old Territorial law. in time for ths
springs election. IS a 3@'
Let it be remembered. therefore. that the town
ship election will be held on the first Tuesday Q
| April, instead of in March, as formerly.
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A man with speckled shawl on was in
town the other day. He reports "1nyan-
der" all o. K. for the Union.
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The mill dam of Mr.. Soden, south OF
town, has not been damaged in the least by
the late rises in the Cottonwood river.
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MARRIED.

At the Christian Church, in this place, on the
evening of the Fourth of March, by Rev. j. G.
FRAZER, Mr.. JACOB STOTLER, Editor of The
News, and Miss LEvARA MURDOCH, both Of
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Sheriff Goddard had considerable fence
destroyed by prairie fire few days ago. at
lis farm, on Rock Creek
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o.,Fa,Ors-Emporia Lodge, No. 10. I.o.o.F.
...,,rv Wednesday evening, at Masonic Hail.
H''E street. J. w. WEAVER, N. G.
w H,yoRD. Secretary.
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Society Notices.

,,.,x,c-Emporia Lodge. No. II. A. F. and
- Met, at Masonic Hall, on Commercial
~. ~ every Thursday evening of, or preceding
street. EP. BANCROFT, W. NJ.
PAp1ER Secretary.
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o...,.y CHuRcu-On Exchange street. north
,S:.,b avenue. Service hours, IL o'clock A. NJ.
.I7,r. Pastors, Rev. w. E. Evans ana REV. .
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HARD & REYNOLDS
LAWRENCE AND EMPoRIA
q. s. Mail & Express Line
rHROUGH IN ONE DARI
with Passenger Coaches!
Connects with L.. S. Express and Lines of
Railroad for all Points
NORTH. SOUTH AND EAST

THIS LINE IS WELL STOCKED AND
furnished with comfortable Passenger Coach
es and carries the U. S. Mail. Leaves Lawrrnce
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. mornings.
passes through Bloomington. Clinton: van
Mound, Ridgeway, ITO, Burlin game. Superior.
and Waterloo-arrives in Emporia in the evening
of same day. Returning, leaves EmPoria every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday mornings ct
4 o'clock. arriving at Lawrence same day:
and Emporia, and in connection with the y >
Express on reasonable terms, and safe delivery
| guaranteed.
U This line is over the only direct route Z
! Central Southern and Southwestern Kansas.
Fare-Reasonable.
August le, ls6O-1y
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II. Baptist, Episcopal. and other denomina'
,o,. bAve occasional worship here but the ABOVE
WI 4. or,v churches that have regular service
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DIED.

On the 9th of February, four miles east OF En-
poria, LOUISA B., daughter of E. B. and Elolsa
Osgood, aged "a years and 10 months.
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ND HOWARD

! Nd HOWARD
State Of New
Cyrus L. Cor.
~. A. D. 1851
Of the Second
the County Of
ansas, praying
siignment Of a
said George W.
District Land
itory said as.
uary LIST. A. D.
ereof. recorded
eeds in and for
n Book B, page
tn made by t6o
I'd Howard Syl.
gainst the said
made without
t issued for the
z W. Sylvester,
on issued, de.
est quarter o
| ~ Of Range
uated in said
said Cyrus Z.
~, A: D. 1860,
ale, it having
obtained at the
$50, BY Cyrus
! W Sylvester.
Howard syl.
Is they appear
on Of the said
|, 29th day of
u be rendered
the prayer.of
ASSET.
L. Gorton.
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BANCROFT'S COLUMN.
CENTRAL KANSAS
Land and Collection
AGEN CY!'
Office Removed to TAI Commercial Street
EMPoRIA, KANSAS.
E. p. BANCROFT,
Real Estate Agent. Conveyancor.
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.

WILL ATTEND TO THE ABOVE BUSI
w ness in, all its branches, such ss Entering
Buvinp. and Selling Land, Paying Taxes. Rennni
Land and Houses. Collecting Debts aRd- Con
veysncing.
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1Tur NEws in wrappers

"'' The NEws in wrappers for sale
8. this cDet' y. and Mortgages for sale at THz
Bsnk DSeU Al kinds of blanks printed to order
yrrs Office,
% 'n0'' ~ c;..r,or, Business Cards. and all kinds
peters, ,t done in the best and cheapest style
dJ'' ~ tom. Of local news from our friend
F' . ..H-:sos and surrounding counties.
Letters to be addressed to ); sToTIEh'
jIie'''' Editor and Proprietor.
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GEORGE WAIT.
Carpenter and Builder

EMPORIA. KANSAS.
TWILL draw plans and take contracts for erect
w ing business houses, hotels ehusehss. -
denees. bridges, &C.. and do All kinds q soo Or
in his line Refer to the citizens OF EinPosl1.T sc
Shop under Tn EKTs once
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C. AO'" EpGscopAL-Worship at McElfresh
NfIb'p c.mmsrcial street. Service hours, half
haA'U1 .pd7P.M; Sabbath School at hall
Pa'i ~ Pastor, Rev j, G. Fraker,
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ale.
| County, IS

SVNAS'
4 SALE TO
cond Dis
y of Breck-
under the
I'd 22d day
rye II. Rees
s mt. I will,
"A. d. 1861,
= M. and a
House door
County Of
d. at public
err, for cash
wit: The
10 of the !,
irteen. IA
Ind also the
+l216) acres
Arter (M)of
b four. ~.
d. situate in
Perty of J.
/ Apprais.
YARD,
To-, K. T.
! 1861.
i n22-6w
I'm the 9Th
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eckinridge, IS.

eckinridge, SIS.
HON To ME
cond District
b of Breckin-
ng under the
ted November
itler is plain
pit; l will on
4. d. 1861, be-
and a O'Clock
pc door, in the
] Breckinridge,
be highest and
owing real es-
r of the south
~, township
ated in said
4 of Lafayette
Appraised at
3DDARD,
: Co., K. 7.
december 18th
nlS 5w.
till the 9Th
RID, Sheriff.
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Bale.
! County, IS.

Idirected. is
fourt, sitting
sge. for the
J of the Ter
D. 1861
r. and j. A.
ky. the 25th
1.-The hours of
/ day. at the
}orin, in said
Eie, and sell.
best bidder
'al estate, to-
he east half
section four.
Range ten
81 of twelve
9TH east part
| south west
hship eigh-
laid county.
!. Brown to
| at $265 90.
.ARD,
Co., K. T.
D. 1861.
22-6w.
till the 9Th
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-bnrch DIRECTORY.

x,,-On Mechanic street. Ser
C0s'hLu IAN, and N. Pastor, Rev. g.
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L A w r e N G e
Who'll LES Al e
DRUG STORE {!

WOODWARD & FINLEY,
In Babcock & Lykins' Brick Building,
HAVE THE ~
LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE DRUG
ESTABLISHMENT
WEST OF ST. LOUIS
ne sciu Duplicate Leaven,Oorth or Kansas
City Bills Nth Drugs and Medicines,
Of the best quality, (guardnt'ed).
At same Prices, or lower
DEA LE RS, P II G a N s
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
are requested to call or send in their orders which
will receive prompt attention.
WOODWARD & FINLEY.
Lawrence, Kansas, May 10th, 1860.
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SYMPTOMS of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the edge OF
the ribs, increase on pressure; sometimes
the pain is in the left side; the patient is
rarely able to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder blade,
and it frequently extends to the top OF the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken tor
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach IS
affected with loss of appetite and sickness,
the bowels in general are costive, sometimes
alternative with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is gene
rally considerable loss of memory, accom-
panied with painful sensation of having
left undonc something which ought to have
been done. A slight, dry cough is some
fines an attendant. The patient complains
of wcariness and debility; he is easily startled,
his feet are cold or burning, and ne COM
plains of prickly sensation OF the SKIN +;
his spirits are low; and although ne is satis-
fed that exercise would be beneficial to him.
vet he can. scarcely summon up torutude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts every
remedy. Several of the above symptoms
attend the disease, but cases have occurred
where few of them existed, yet examination
of the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. M'LANE's LIVER Pills, IN CASES OF
| AcuE AND FEVER, when taken with . ulnlne,
are productive of the most happy results. NC
better cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Ouinine. We would advise
! all who are afflicted with this disease to give
them FAIR TRIAL.
Address all orders to
! FLEMING BROS, PrrTssuRcH, Pa.
pa Dealer. and Physicians ordering from others tina
T1ean1 Rros viii d, well write their orders disiinctH
"a ~. nons bHs Dr. N LaaSk, prepared by Fteat'
Re-, E1tsbrrr1h Pr To those wishing TO give them
t;sI we viii forward per mall post paid, to any pan
The limited states; box Of Pills for Twelve
rT-tsga stamps or vial OF Vermif1ge LOT Io1ttes
threccent STAMPS All orders from Canada must % .
eompaniel by twenty cents extra
soil by all respectable Druggists, and Country sso
Keepers generally.
t For sale by A. c. Proctor & CO
Agents for Breckenridge county.
e Emnoria. Dec, 18th, lS6o-ly.
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sD, Sheriff.
fkinridge. IS.

ION TO ME
p strict Court,
Fkinridge, for
avs of the
r. 18th, A. D.
ntif and La
s Monday, the
Ehe hours of
D day, at the
: i;mporia, in
for sale at
best bidder
al estate, to-
4 south east
fnship eigh-
aaid county,
kyette James
4 at two hun
pDARD,
nty. X. 7.
cember 18th,
nlS-5w.
till the Sth
b. Sheriff.
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The psuasylyanis LegislAaase. has. ARpse..
priatsd thirty thousand .dopeFs for the relief
of Kansas ~ 90 ~ - @s :
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oates of Advertising:

Ra.tS ten cents; each 'uB.equsn. Insertion
..,;er PER h1, ~. psr annum. One fourth column
gIr' a,l,I M n 90; one year. 90. One hall
,' '' S..A, 90 os 80 enc year $50 An 'Ern'
,hr's n.sr .nsns must be paid in advance.
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s7-e-~S~S>-o-~1r~9s7---r0o-c->c
49,. =, s,, :. F..
-,
But TO -


"AvING visited the Eastern cities for our
Il Summer purchases. and made arrangements
for additional Quantities on the same favorable
stock becomes reduced we are in possession of
advantages unsurpassed by any other house in
Southern Kansas. We are therefore prepared for
"big trade
We refer to these facts at this time because we
have
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AGUE AND FEVER.
Address all orders to
.4uuIGSo al OINOLS %
FLEMING BROS, PrrTssuRcH, Pa.

For sale by A. c. PROCTOR & CO.,
Agents for Breckenridge county.
Emporia. Dec, 18th, 1S60-ly.
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an1A- KANSAS !:
-. Of subscription.

,. , ,.l' ..a On: +. s''s. up of :i'''' 81
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Keep Everything

That can be wished for in thi. eo1 .; 1"' -
nr Zee 70 correspond with the hard tllns'
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Pros. Atty Breckenridge county.
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A full 5e.er;pt;ou Of suy of the above land viii
be 9iven, with the terms Of sale, upon application.
If By letter, enclose stamp
Emporia October 18th, lS59.-6
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nES1R0US OF following another business, eder
IL the Tavern stand, known as the
-- MENDON HOUSE,
For sale This House is karae and conveniently
arranged for hness. II is Main street, Moore
has good water and extensive Stablng by, sui-
cient for 80 horses.
will ELI this property on reasonable terms, or ex
change it for an improved fartn application be made
soon. r. MCDONALD.
December 10, 1860.
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FACT WORTH KNOWING .--Sralding'a Cephalie Pill
are certsi for Sick Uesdaehe, Bilious Head
acre, Nervous Headache, Co,sveness and General De
biity. - X grs8~ - r=a
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Iatest 0ews.

The N. Y. Times says Floyd RENTED s co.
600 in specie to his home in Virginia, during
his ihcumbency MS Secretary of War.
Douglas and Pugh will both oppose the con.
firmation of Judges Black and Petit
Reinforcements have been sent to Fort Tor.
tugas on the Florida coast.
Gen. McDougal, candidate for the Califor.
mia Senatotship, ayows his intention to pre-.
serve the Union by force.
r. Deuter Tiffany, Of st. Louis, wealthy
citizen of that city, cut his throat at the Plant
er's House, on Thursday last. His wife and
six children were in Massachusetts,, visiting
Dyspepsia and dependency were the causes.
Mr.. Lincoln reached Pitt, burgh on the 18th,
in rain storm-he made Tariff speech. He
made Cleveland on the 18th, and made a
IS, Mon" speech. Immense crowds attend his
arrival at all points.
A c0lored Convention assembled at Boston,
on the 18th An appeal to the whites of
Massachusetts for protection, was adopted
The negroes have become SO unpopular that
they fear violence, Acknowledgement and ban.
ishment from the State is going to betall
them.
A Seward Republican meeting in Chicago,
on Thursday night last, resulted in the choking
OF a "radical Republican," and the victory OF
the Tribune afterwards.
MT. Lincoln wants no w lue awakeS 10 e.
cort him.
kellogg, Of Illinois, Knocked Merrill, Of the
Chicago Tribune, down ut the National Hotel
on the 18th. ..... ......
Gov. Wise is at Washington-he vindicates
himself from the charge Of completely in at
! lacking Washington. . .a
The Boston and New York bankers refuse
TO take is:s Government loan unless peace
m on s,,rea are adon.ed.
Georgia has accepted Virginia as mediator
The Southern COniederacy h.::Ve arranged 'ot
"a millions OF dollars and 80 regiments o.
troops p r6sist coercion. M .m..
The British Consul at Savannah accepted an
invitation to dine with a negro, and the authori.
tie taired and feathcred him.
The Peace Conference will agree Oh com.
promise. a1
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee will
60 with the south.
Thad. Hyatt's story of suffering in Kansas
Is contradicted by the most respectable men Oi
the starving district.
The slave Anderson, Of Canada, Is discharg.
ed On technical grounds-great rejoicing among
the blacks.
Michigan refuses to send Commissioners to
Washington.
Mr.. Lincoln was splendidly received at Buf
falo, Mr.. Fillmore heading the committee. He
took decided peace ground and spoke states
manllke. Old Abe improves as he travels ~
Ged bless him, for this last speech.
Niblack, N. c. Of Indiana, ia nominated for
Chief Justic Of Nebraska.
The Peace Congress had stormy session on
Saturday last.
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~ M N AcHs II the vorite sign ~ which natnfe
,rakea Known any deviation whatever nom sce ns'ul-
n state NJ the brain. and viewed In this 9ht may
he looked on as a safe guard intended IN 1--WE not,e.
IT disease which might otherwise escnre attention. WI
too late tn he remedied and it, indications sn"nId
never he NeY.srted Heads~hes may he cln-sfnen u"'
der two names, viz: symptomatic and ldorathc: -
Symrtcma,ic IIeadache j. exceedingly common ana !"
IN. precursor OF great variety OF disea es among
which are Apop,exv, Govt. Rheumatism snd ~ Ie" ~.
Diseases In IL nervous form u Il sympathetic OF ais'
ease IF the stomach constit uting sick OF ne
patio disease stisutins bous h'adaeh', OF worms
,tipaon and other disorder n the bowe. =" We'll
as renal and uterine affections Diseases OF the heart
are yery frequently attended With Headache' Anemta
and plethora are also Affections which frequently ocra'
sion headache 1diopaihic Headache J. o. o very com.
mon, being usually distinguished by the name o.
n,rssss headache, sometimes coming On suddenly IN .
state If apparently sound health and prosra'ing At
once the ,en,ai and physical, enrr.ies and IN other
Instances II conner on slowly. heradsd By depression
81 spirits or acerhity ot temper In most tnsfauees
the main l. In the front Of the head. over one or ocsh
eye. and sometimes provoking vomiting; under this
class may also be named Nsuval0ia.
Fce the treatment cf etthsr class OF Headachs the
Ce,halc PM have hrsa foand sars ene sAse rene.
~ RELIEVING the most acute pains 10 lev mtnufss.
and ~ it, subtle power Graduating the diseases q
which Headache Is the unerring index.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

tn, INFLAMMATION or LANouce es.-Thers is .
growing tendency In this age TO appropriate the most
expressive words Of other languages, and AFTER while
In ipcorporate them into our own; thus the wosd
Csnhsiie which a sfo the Greek sgniyine "Sor the
head l. nov sccsns pcpulssissd In connection With
Mr.. Spaidng's great Headache remedy but vii soon
h. Mad In more general way, and the word Csrhanc
vi,i hseome a. common Elsetfotyps end many 9th.
=. moe distnetion q foreign words has been
avsv by commoa ususgs until they seem "nasive and
to the manor born."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-20

81 OvER EXCITEMENT. and mental rare and anx
isty incident close attention to bu inssr or study
are amoug the numerou. Of Nervous Headache
The disurd~rcd state OF mind an. body incident {"
thu. Distressing copiaist fatal blow all energy
aud ambition. Sufferers by this diordrr can Away
obtain speedy relief from these distressing attacks .,
u.ing of the Cephalic Pills whenever the 'ymp-
tom. appear. IL QuictS the Ovtrta.kcd brain, anu
.Oothes the strained and Earring nerve; an reaxcs
the TENSION Of he stomach which always accompanies
and sggrsaatss the dsordcred condition OF the
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-20

GRsAr DIscovRRY.--Among the most tmporfans 81
all tue crest medical discoveries 1t thu eTe NAV he
considered tho system of vaccination for protection
from small rex, tn. c., halle Pill for re'iet Of Head.
ache and the II QniRlne for the prevention Of
vars either IL which 1. spseihc whose hsnt6ts
viii he experienced by entering humanity long after
their aiscoverers are forgottea.s