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Q0ARD--A FEW RsyPECTABLE MEN
- osa be accommodated Nth board At 40 Ninth -
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FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LEr WITH
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mai, al., yousE hdier. Day boardsrs aecommo
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LYURsI5asU BOOMs 10 LTr-.J MuN-
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soiomieI hon @1vspias sise rnoua fci single sen
lar.sn. rsrt WV io~ ~ A@s'iN
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an Araspects5ls lazy aAr - accom- edAted also
lrqairs n Orchard u y, SA.eNee
IOTEL ACCOMMODATIOS--9 D o d
Il sub-tsndL b ,ard and good clean angle rooms
vpuaaied % vsrmin board from 81 % 20 - PEI
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Opk Il, mar PesH. ivlIAasl@
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uehs niles tllSis roems 10 70 % cents married a
p.rons 70 - uts lodgiogs by ths weeh CO TO "
gsslt. ans 81. Fu iahed rosns with eOok stsye.,
q o0 y Saa uesk- hsak Equally low al wnt
shire Bcu.e i0s Franklin Il. near West erosdysy
opsn all uiSst Hsaasc'N
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UIELP WAHTED-ALL RE5PRCrABLk
II sirs out etsmPoymest = u,d % veal Z, cal
and AmitT ds. Tb~y viii q p sess .o,os. thsrs
than II asy othsr pisoe. Orro Won RBMN
CEWINa MACHINES - WANrkD, La
~ aies 70 learn 10 sp-rats on Singers aud Whsslsr
q Tison's sewing m tc ainas. 0esiag naohinss "
sct term, nsdsrats, nssdss and oil tot sac, a. sas
HsnuN h1T 9tao.lss
CEwING MACHINES--LADtES Taught
- 10 operate weesler . Wllsons improves
ssvtng machi es prAstiss on shsp work; " ma 81
kb9 Dnnsl A-s~A wa AAo'~
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'THE UNION, NOW AND FOREVER J.
Il Cheap Patent Medlcius aud Variety tore-4s
b)uth beoond street. viii AnAblrgh-vhsr The pub
10 car rely upon getting good and genuine articles a
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nR HOYr, DKsTIsr-aAs RemovED
sss S:.s, :, = e ss so..' ssov:
es. DO, sod, ess piatir q 40 Arlhoisl boas dlinS
S%sissm, % en- 1otS Il ssrrsoIsa Ss ". s4.S.ias
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A MOST WONDERFUL DISOOVEkf-
"A rsath sxtrast.d By q new PROOFS. without pAin-
Bsautifui testn iasertsd. 81 each vilh or sthsal
sztIsossns The roots; : set on slven es. Oee.ye1
kssth hllcd With the celebrated bons hins, Wlthout
es!p; An ossrAtaoss varranssa. ,. JAY vfLLsRs,
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a tai estAoli ,hmen. In the U s.-N n. GgIPFGN a
BaO., DentiAta, S'O Grand a., n Y, Gad 95I Fulton
q BROOKLYN. ipssrJs m or partial iets Of teeth 90
Then iup toyei atmO 'phero pess pls,ea, without
extracting the roots. On olAhns Id, s7b, 81 yer
or ruhbcr, 6lU partial ssh en- sold, ~ 70. toosh n
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snss. ING lRsoTIS TnAis RasSsr st.ssSmsaf. by
No of which the mos, difcuit OLD aAn bs re-
noysd vtth sA.s and the palm relieved by tbs sele
&ratsd gum lsaon; also now base for artidoaA teeu
Mat yos eat With Il better tn bast gold plate,
md mnah shsaPer, kios sets q tssth for 70,
vOLL. iva sta--it9
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TIE 4 RIA PUSlfIVELY EXTRACTED
a yiihcu' Isi1 or d4gs.-,. uater "'hss o. chloro-
strong ,ets issettai from $40 onward. All work
WATr..ted and At too low o iosa. Calls solicited.
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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25
SHERIEE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of an Execution issued out of
ID and under the seal of the District Court
of Buchanan County, Iowa, in favor Of s.
Hellman, and against the goods and chattels
lands and tenements of James Brown, l have
levied upon the following described property,
viz:
A piece of land commencing at the North.
east corner of Lot One in Block Two in Scar
cliffs Addition to the village of Independence,
Iowa, running thence West nineteen feet, thence
South One Hundred and Fifty feet, thence
East nineteen feet, thence North to place of be-
ginning Also the South half of the South
west quarter of section Two township Eighty
nine Range Eight Also the West one-haif of
the Northwest quarter of section Thirty four,
Township Ninety Range Eight, all in Bucbsn.
an county, Iowa-taken as the property ct
James Brown.
Which property, as above described, will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door of
the Sheriff s Office in the village of fndepen.
dence, on Saturday, the Goth day of July, A.
D. 1861, at Two o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, to
the highest bidder, to satisfy said execution
and costs.
BYRON c. HALE, SHERIFF..
Sheriff's Office, Independence, Iowa,l
June Is, 1861. l34w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25

were possessed by the North. Tonight
Messrs. Russell and Ward attended the
full brigade parade, and expressed them
selves highly pleased with the appear
ance of the troops.
New YORK, June 2O.-The Post says
Lord Lyons yesterday presented from
his government a conveyance of strong
assurances of the desire to preserve
friendly re lations with the country, and
avoid all interference in our domestic af-
fairs Lord Lyon also said his govern
ment had determined not to admit any
prize taken by Southern privateers into
British ports.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-Special to the
Tribune.-Gen. Mcdowell visited Cen
Scott today with plans, and promised
to capture the enemy Immediately. Gen.
Scott answered, "No sir, no y
The Ohio camp is supposed to be
menaced, their picket flags are visible
from Gen. Schenck's head quarters.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25

ure of apparent necessity calculated TO
defend the government and crush the
traitors. whether they deem them liter
ally in accordance with the Constitution
or not. Therefore, they repudiate, and
protest against in emphatic tones, the
villainous attempts of MAHoNY and his
satellites TO draw them into any sem,
blance Of opposition TO the measures OF
the government. They will not wink at
treason, and are fighting it heartily,
whether in the persons of Confederate
troops, or in the more villainous form of
tories at home.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25
SFfEsRIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION is
ID sued out Of and under the seal of the Dis
ulet Court of buchanan County, Iowa, in favor
Of Joseph ". Ralston. and against the lands
and tenements of Sumner s. Allen, have lev
led upon the following described property viz
Lots Four and Fiye in Block Seven. in
Stoughton d Mcclure "a Addition to the vii
iage Of lndependence, Iowa, formerly the vii
iage Of New Haven, IN BUCHANAN county, Iowa.
Which property, as above described, | will
offer for sale, at Public Auction. at the door OF
the Sheriff ) Office. in the village OF Indepen
denee, on Saturday, the Goth day OF July, s.
y. 1861. 1T Two O'clock p NJ, Of said day, to
the highest bidder, to satisfy said execution
ard cost BYRON c. HALE. SnrElrr.
SherH 0a,oe, Independence, Iowa.
Juae Is, lsGl 1874
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25
EDITOR.
Republican state Convention.

a State Convention of the Republicans of
Iowa is called to assemble by their Delegates at
.he city OF Des Moincs, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on
Wednesday, July 81, 1861, for the nomination
of officers to be elected at the General Election
IN October of this year. Candidates are to be
selected for the offices of Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, and one Judge of the Supreme
Court. The Convention will take such
other action may in its opinion contrib
ute to the success of the Republican Party
Every organized County will be entitled to one
Delegate in the Convention and one additional
Delegate for each two hundred votes and for
any additional fraction of one hundred or more
votes cast at the last General Election for Abro.
ham Lincoln, rs President of the United States.
hePu0lican County Central Committees are re-
qucsted to call their Conventions TO select their
Delegates in the ratio above stated. and for eff
''ent organization preparatory to the canvass.
Il. NJ HOME,
Chairman State Central Committee
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25
-RRoGRAMME



The Citizens Of Buchanan County viii c.l.-
brate the cighty-fifth anniversary Of our IA
tional independence, the order OF exercises be-
ing rs follows
lst National Salute, at sunrise.
ID Grand procession TO form Mt the Court at
lGo'clocll, ~ NJ
3D. Reading Of Declaration Of independence
at the grove
9TH Grafton
5ih. National salute.
9Th. Dipner.
~ Military parade
9Th. Balloon ascensicns.
9th. National salute at sunset
10Th Grind display OF fireworks in the
evening.
Commi;tee 10 procure orator-A B Lewis, b
> Lee, W ; Marshall
Committee on Funds-T Blondin, Robert
Plane G Hardenbroo!s, j X Haiiam
Committee on powder and iireworks-D $
Durham, u " Wright, Alfred Ingalls,.
Committee to prepare grounds and stand
4 Stout. W w Joseph, Vim 4 Jones, ,Iohn West
fall + siotferbeck, M Adams, T II Head, W
Chandler. ID W Gould, j l. Furbush
Committee on Pole and Flag jed Lake. $
Sherwood, " Roby, a Fonda James Brown
Committee on lnyitations-D 6 Lee. G c
Jordan, j NJ Hoard
D S Dunham committee TO rocei vo and paw
out fuNds as
Gun Committees p McEwcn, G Hegec, }
Armstrong
Committee on Balloons-A Littleiohn
Committee on Vocal Ausic---E Ross Il W
Wright. A Fonda
Township COMMITTEES, 10 procure the alton
dance Of all military and civic societies in their
respective townships
Aton--L ID Lewis, Il Connble & George
Buf'llo---C II Jakwoy, A Richardson, D
Russell
Byron-E 7 Baker, I (. Freeman, S Brook !
Conc D HoTey, VIM MeCaughey, J 3
Gleason
Fremont--James Fleming. z p Rich, A Peck
Homer--H Odfalher,J y Norton, d Shelley
Jefferson Johyson. " Town, j s Bouck
l.iheify--W Logap, O Whitney, II c Kellogg
Nadispn--J b Ward s Whitney. @ War
Eea
Middleield---J n Kerr. Pb.le.rs AaeLey, "
j Damn
P,ry-D s s'ndford. Nc'roso. q J Reed
Snmacr--B " Ogden. V II Ltedcr G W
Licc
sgpeior-c v Lille. v c Nelson, 0 c
Scarl =
Westburg y Il Eoyoe. ] r sabin, NJ D
Weston
OFFICERS o" riE DaY.
Prciieat--G D.gs ysoS
Ice PlesldeBts-N 4 N~-sn p piu.ail
y johnson. % PreIe. q I.ho-s.
M4.shal--b L.s
Ua.tt q lailt--b jI~ic
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25
INDEPENDENCE, June "a, 1861
MEssRs. RICH Il JoRpAN

MEssRs. RIcH d JORDAN:
Dear !Sirs Having heard {, number o
complaints from individuals, concerning tn
demand which the Brass Band make Of lively
dollars for services next Fourth of July ant
also having heard so much about the extensiv,
patronage bestowed upon us, we wish to make
through the columns of your paper a few state
ments.
lst 1t will be one year the coming month
since the band was organized, since which tins
We have spent from one to three hours nearly
every evening, striving to acquire that degree
Of proficiency which should render our music
agreeable-with what success we leave it to the
public TO Judge.
%. We have frequently played for The differ
ent political parties for the Bell celebration last
Fourth Of July, for Union and other meetings,
gratuitousy, md have never, when called m
on, refused to extend that favor cheerfully.
3D.. We have received from the Two political
parties the sum of $6l.s6, for which we have
played at Independence three afternoons and
seven evenings, at Quasqueton two evenings
and at Littleton one evening We have re-
ccived from the Agricultural Society premium
OF $lU,b0. We have given four balls at indie
pendencc, one Mt Quasqueton, one at Waterloo,
and one Mt Cedar Falls the nett receipts amour
ting to SIl45O Making a total Of &1s638.
We have eight instruments on hand, costing
S222.J0, Leaving Us in debt S36.l2
he above statements are not made with an
intention of complaining at any past transac-
tion, for we have always received our prices
but merely to set certain people right in this
matter. We are perfectly willing to spend onr
time, providing We are patronized sufficiently
to deiray our current expenses, bat unless we
are, the people viii readily perceive that the
institution must cease to exist We have many
friends from whom We have received many fa
vors. who are gratefully remembered; but there
are others who have done comparatively little,
and we will say to the people, if YOU will en-
ploy us sufficiently to defrHy our expenses, we
Will do our part towards sustaining the band
BY order Of the Band.
C. f. HFRRtrE Leader
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25
Land For Sale.
Health and Pure Blood are Inseparable.

Recollect that all sickness arises from, impu.
rity Of the blood and that Judsons Mountain
Herb Pills will as surely find out and cleanse
these impurities from the system, that disease
cannot exist. So simple and innocent are the
herbs and plants that compose them. that il is
not necessary TO have them sugar coated in or
der that the stomach can bear them. In most
cases, Pills are sugar coated because the ma
terlals of which they are made are so gripping
and malignant that otherwise delicate stou.
ach could not bear them.
These Pills deal with disease as it is, and
will not only cure by removing the cause, but
viii build up and restore the broken constitu.
ton. There are many who have so trfled with
Their constitutions that they. think medicine
cannot help them let not even these despair,
Incredibly aud skepticsm is overthrow by
mass of testimony which is truly irresistable.--
Al first the virtues aseribed to the MOUNTAIN
HERB PILLS We're deemed fabulous. The
puohc have been so often deceived that they
could not believe the mpletruths advanced by
Their discovery. Yet facts undeniablc, attest
cd ~ witnesses of the highest character and
respcctabilty, have proved and are proving
each dry the virtues Of this lightly healer"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25

re- The Iowa boys Of the First Reg
iment, at Macon City, Missouri, found q
deserted printing Office, the editor hav-
ing flown from the vengeance which he
knew he had, as an upholder of seces-
sion, provoked. Thereupon, our talent
ed friend, FRANK WILK1E, ensconces
himself in the vacant chair editorial,
calls TO his aid eight jolly, patriotic prin-
ters serving in the regiment, and issues
a daily paper, for one day, entitled " OUE
WHOLE UNION, OR THE Missouri REG.
IsrER." FRANK publishes his salutatory
and valedictory on the same page, and o.
course says good many good things
therein. 1t will take rough usage, and
a good deal of it, TO exhaust the buoy
aucy Of spirits, and the waggery, o
some members of the first regiment.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25
w ont Stand il.
Chairman State Central Conmitfe

re-" Some fifty oflhe prominent DEM
ocrats OF Dubuque County have issued a
protest against the call OF the traitor Ma
HpNY for Democratic State Convention,
to be held on the 10th inst They OBJ
lect 10 it because OF the time for which
the Convention is called ;; because of the
lack OF authority in tie person calling
Z; and because Of the attempt Of MAHo-
ny TO commit the party to a platform ia
king issue with the administration upon
It's policy of dealing with the rebellion
We are glad 10 see The almost universal
mark of reprobation being placed by the
Democrats upon the Jesuiticsl traitor
who prcsides over the Rerald. His at
Temp! to commit the Union loving, par
riouc Democratic masses Of the State to
his traIIorous schemes Of opposition to
the government was bold and unblush.
'ns' but will, We fully believe, only bring
down dire vengeance upon his own head.
They scorn lie traitor-treat with con.
tempt all his assumptions OF authority.
\ lew leaders, OF the party throughout
the st lie, such as those who dispraced
themselves in the Legislature by refusing
10 vote for the loan bill, and some few
smaller parlizans, such as the RoszELLEs
The THoMAsEs, the EDGEcoMBs and the
MooREs OF this vicinity, are doubtless
very willing 10 countenance and support
hAHoSY IN his war upon the govern
ment, bat the masses of the Democracy.
homes hearted and patriotic, regard the
attempt with bathing, and the actors
WIN unatierable scorn. Safe in their
Insignifcance and the regard Of lie PEG,
pie Tor law, these psmy traitors spit ont
their parilzan spleen upon the govern
ment eXcusiag, aud even exuiting in.
The attempt at overthrow OF that very I'm
In which they lauded with SO many pane
gyrlcs, wept over with SO many briny
"''' prayed ''F WIN ;" many signs on
=. p'''''"' '0'aS'ohS' ihelf special
'''''I" vas % preserve rom hePuoi'-
'''' '"7 6 ~ 'o"S on'on o.
:" : "'''e' , = ''''' ! ''"" on''npa'Fed
49, e'''''''s ss"s''''o''' % 'e"c" pos
nber,y ,be haas r pe ~, p,'''1 ;,;
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25

The staff officers Of the Sd regiment
Iowa volunteers are as follows n. Will
LIAMs, Colonel; r. G.. HEBRON, Lieut..
Colonel; TRUMBuLL, Major. They were
elected informally bv the volunteers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BASS AND TENOR DRUMS.
Snare and Bass Drums SI2 Der p'r

THE Subscribers have on hand, and will
Il make to order, on short notice, BASS AND
TENOR DRUMS, finished in good plain stvle,
and at Reasonable Prices ready for use Our
drums give good satisfaction, and we invite
those about purchasing to give us call before
sending east. Two of our drums can be seen
at DR.. Wright's Office, who is agent for their
sale. We will deliver drums at Independence
when SO requested.
WIN & JOHN MAXWELL,
| = miles east of Brandon, Buchanan Co., Iowa
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25

The government is getting up a new
style of stamp envelope, to be ready for
public use in a few days. The new
stamps will not be furnished till the LIST
of August. This is rendered necessary
By the stealings of Southern postmast-
ers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-24

TTThere will be found advertised in our paper
family medicines that we desire 10 call especial at
ten,ion to. Among them is DR.. WEAVER'S SALT
RHEUM and CERATE. We speak more directly Of
the Cerate, which is every family should
have at hand.
know 1t has equal for tire cure of frosted feet,
chlblans chapped or cracked hands or lips and for
sore nipples It is the only thing required lfany
person is afflicted with any disease where good
| salye is wanted, we advise them TO give DR.. Wea'
vers Cerate lst trial and they will be convinced
of its merits ''.
DR.. weaver's Syrup, with tire Cerate, is sure cure
for all humors sores and diseases that arise from i'm
purity OF the blood.
! Arother valuable preparation is the old standard
remedy and peoples favorlte, Perry Davis Pair
Killer Our readers only want TO know that this re
medy is pure and genuine, and sold BY all our cit!
druggists. -
Dr. S o. RichaId Idsons Sherry Wine Bitters Is yer!
agreeable medicine and valuable where stimulating
| agents rcQulreds
! We know that all the above named remedies ar
Just what the afflicted require, and eau be found AT th
drug stores generally.-LOusville Democrat, Feb
IGih, 1860 Sold by Kaufman 81 Co., Lancaster, o.
See advertise ment. lm5O
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-24

TPHEADAcHEis is the fayori,e sign by which nature
makesk1own any deviation whatever from the ma
tura state OF the brin, and viewed 10 this light II may
be looked on as safeguard Intended 10 give notice
Of disease which nigh. otherwise escape attention,
till too late to be remedled and indications should
never be neglected. Headaches may be classified un-
der two names, viz Symptomatc and Idiorathic.-
Symptomate Headache Is exeee dinghy common and
Is the precursor OF great variety ofdiseases among
which are Apoplexy, Gout, Rhematish ana AT febrle
diseases In It's nervous orm llssympatbetic Of dis
OF the stomach constiin ting siek hsddaehs OF
hepaic disease constituting Billions hsadaehs, OF
worms, constipntiOHnrd other disorders OF the bow
els, as we'll as renal and uterine affections. Diseases
ofthe heart are very frequently attended with Head
aches; An@ma and plethora are also aaeetiens
which frequently occasion headache. ldiopathic
headache is also very common, being usually distin-
guished by the name Of nervous headache, sometimes
coming on sudd my In state OF apparently sound
health and prostrating at cDce the mental and ply
steal energes, and in other instances IT. comes on
slowly, heralded bydepresston ofspfdts or acerbty
OF temper In most instances pain Is In the fro1
Ofthe head, over one both eyes, and sometl mes
provoking vomiting; under this class may also Be
named Neuralgia. ... .n, ,,i,.... - f-lI.
For the treatment OF either class Of Headache the
Cephalic Pills have been found sure and safe rene
dy. relieving the most acute pains in few minutes
and by Its subtle power eradcatng the diseases Of
which hea 1ache isthe unerrlng index.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-24
In tba Senate on Saturday, there was

In the Senate, on Saturday, there was
6llibuslering, BY aid OF whlch
the admission of Kansas was again post
poned. IversOn. Of Georgia, went back
purposely to keep out Kansas. G"in'
Lane. Bright, Fitch and Rice. are etern-
ally disgraced, by voting in the same
way. n,
Crittenden's patriotic declaration that
he was glad to know tha, Holt was coer'
zionist enough to sustain Anderson, as
tonishes Southern Senators. Crhtenden
said ,he government which dared no! use
coercion when necessary, was worthless
There is no marrow in the bones OF the
venerable Senator from Kentucky. dc
is all grit. SIeMA'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-24
Coustlpatiou and cos.lvones..

No one OF the "many ills flesh is heirton Is SO pie!
vaent, so little understood, and much neglected
as costiveness. Often originating in cafeless
dentary habits Is regarded slight disorder OF
too little consequence TO excite anxiety, while D
reahSyi the precursor RRd companion OF many Of
the most fatal and dangerous Diseases aud unless
ly eradicated II viii bring the sufferer 10 untimey
grave, Among the lighter evils Of which cosiiveness
is the usnt atSendanpare headashe, cOiic, Rheuma-
tlsm, foul breath piles and other like na re- while
long train OF frightful dsoases such as malignant
feveTs, abcesses, dysentary, dyspepsia apo
plexy, Epilepsy, paralysis, ysera. kypocho ndrasis
melancholy and insanity, hrt indicate their presence
In the system, by this alarming symptom. Not unfre
quenty the diseases named originate in consi
but take on an Independent existence unless the
cause eradicaed in an early stage. From those
alterations fellows that the disorder should receive
immediate attention whenever Il occurs, and no per-
sou should neglectto geta box of Cephalc Pills on
the first appearance Of the complaint. as their timely
e VIII expei tho Of disease an
destroy this dangerous foe to human life.