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New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
= geUa y STEAMBOAT DIANIOND.-Ths boa

leaves the wharfbetweeR Barclay aud Vesey-street
NewYork, for Albany att o'clock p NJ every Tues
Thursday and Saturday. and from Albany on Monday
Wednesday Friday the hour She through With
landing making her regularly and certainly within
twelve houalway for the Western Railroad The pro-
comfort rather than speed There NOISE
hoard her the being horizontal below deck ana
STILL and is without unpleasant swell She has TWO
and saloons below deck ladies' saoen and two
oOs for gentlemen the main deck and nineteen state rooms on
deck hall Is wide and 100 feet long Tor prone
uadnc between them This hall well sheltered lighted and ven-
lated and opens double doors the forward and alter decks
attending whole length of the boat The saloons and state
have each bell leading hall where wants are In con-
attendance.
The state by II feet and have double beds and can
required additional standing berhs IN each u Them
by folding doors making spacious
paro families and parties have tea supper or breakfast
chanbermnd waits ON the ladies
and anohc Passengers called
BY bell reaching wharf but their LEISURE all
on deck being strictly prohibited
The DESMOND stiff boat and does not roll or caeen III
rough water or high She 20 feet long, draws feet
only pass the Overaugh and all the shoals at any time
tide. jy5 In a. FLOW Elk Commanuer.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

J company of some to fifteen persons at Mobile
making up expedition to iucatan with the view OF
exploring the country and if they find it to ee sufficient IN
ducemen, locate there They sail about the 10th
Of rex, month
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

" Mr. Robert French of Monroe, Conn killed on
the 10th inst He was carting Rye in the field and by
unknown accident fell and the cart-wheel passed
bis body, hip and lcg he survived about 10 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

EM,GRASrs.-Eight thousand eight hundred ard ninety
emgants have arrived the sheds in Montreal the
present seasono whom 1853 have arrived within the last
twelve days About 1900 pounds of oatmeal were dis
;rbuted to the destitute in the above period.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH,
SEYMOUR WHITING. & LINUS PRATT,

CEYMOUR WHITING would respectfully inform his friends ana
y the public bis old stand No. o. fas'
and having associated himself in partnership WIN ~
LINUS PRATT they ready attend to all who need , n
fessopal The public DC assured that all
their profession performed the most approved pa
fetal Teeth full Inserted IN the ino' Is s in
serted on the old the approved p s
nn which obtained the premium Fair OF the hs
nuts wear and >, we'll as can this city 1eh plugged
with gold TN foil or cement circumstance % may o cha
Nerves OF Teeth destroyed without paih' anu " H' ' 'A'
Tooth effec;ualIy preserved by hiins
An infaIlble cure for the Toothacno.
Ne.srs WHITING PNAl VIA instruct one or Two young
men in the art Dentistry on reasohao.e 'sfss'
-. ~, ~ .r,s,or Walworth. Prof VIM. Tuly u. D.
ms hS Sh D. sara Springs Rev. Nathaniel Pratt Georgia
Si; - w Minor II. D. A. vi Samuel c. Ellis, ~ D.
Jared LinsIey, " D. Rev Henry G. LUDLOW
o. Peni Sliman, u. D. LII. D. WIN. ". Brakeman n. D.
POT Jonahas knight, ~ d. John Miller 81 b.
Prof Charles u Shepard n D. stephen Brown p JED 9n
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
CY.GTusNG ESTAREIsMWE NT.

lHE Subscriber haing opened the y govery nhIon
able Tailoring Establishment offers TO his Friends AID the ruo
lie very superior assortment Spring Goods of the latest style
the and fashion q all who VIII favor
hin, with their patronage ROBERT A. BOUTON.
Tbs Cutting Deparaeu; superintendent Mr. Charles Bouion
formerly Gray Bouton AgoSa assortment OF ready
made algavso On hlnd. asO.5m
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
hos, LEAD, 1oLp, siLVEA,
GRANITE, Goals; Versus. DIAMONDS rkAKLs -,
Things useful More representatives Of value
CHAPI!aN,s MAGIC RAZOR sTROP,

iNDISPENstELE
To all who car for and smooth Shaving
Those OF gay h go co. EACH With little else to recommend mem
prices MAGIC STROP from 50 cents to 81 % each
The part the rs cents Sop warranted TO ANY
loo William ~ 49, je25 3m
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
CLOT HING, &c.
AE.ERED SMITH

ALFRED SMITH,
IVERCHAST TAILOR, 1876 FULTON-STREET, ha.
III on han ell Cloths Caszimeres anc
Vestngs ssca to the season. make for the
public generally in the very extremely low prices o
Tsrb on 4.I;ra--. a26.ly
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

c,TJPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS NOW IN USE HEWITT re-
,nev informs the Public he continues TO Manufacture
his Patent Bedead for lis durability and conven
ence old stand No 20 near Cnahoe NOSE
of his Bedead are earnestly invited
principle Of the JOINT and he ease WIN Tncn
il can be put up requiring any oedky lie
always happy those who VISA 70 purchase sho
those hundreds OF our most respectable
Msttrssses Feather Beds and Pslasses N B. The
Southern trade supplied 60 VIZ
CTOYEs.S UTTER & CO, a33 Watershed respectfully
invite the friends and inc uec 10 the
splendid assortment all the Tor winch required
and warranted the for which Our new
Liverpool Fankus Utiers patent Charm COOK S.ores
do Cook Stoves; also uer Paeno ooa
q, V Cook Pao and Wood Franklin Stoves cast Fre-Paces
Summer Ovens Oven Mouths Portable Furnaces &c &C. o
COUNT niaae 70 'no " 'A' ~ S. UTTER & co.
Dr. Spoons Stoves sold and repaired EH :"
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

The PurLIc LASDs.-The estimated quantity of public
land unsod, and now subject private entry 2,l734l
acres.
The estimated quantity, surveyed and unsurvcyed not
offered at public sale, is 103, 4l6,8G3 acres.
The quantity which has been sold from the earliest period
of the sales is So, 709,724
The paid therefor by the purchasers has been
$l2l, 49, 435.
The quantity granted each State and Territory, excu-
svc of the 10th section has been 3826,836
The quantity reserved from sale exclusive of the 10Th
section, has been 837 $50
The estimated quantity of public land which the Indian
title has not been extngushed in the States and Territories,
is 735, 9l5, 500 Nladisonian.
SILK IN PRussA-The cultivation of silk in Prussia
yearly increasing notwithstanding the osis which destroy
every winter considerable number of mulberry In
the ncglborhood of Potsdam there 279 plantations
of that tree Last years crop exceeded 5000 lbs of silk
of an excellent quality which sold the of 2Ol 10 3
per pound.
Here is what Prussia has done; and yet although soil
and climate are satisfactorily asccrained be fzly equal
the best portion of China still lind ignorance and
minderness striving excite and disust this
most important topic We behold France standing in proud
Defiance her of solid specie the fruits
of her silk produce while England is drained of her last dol
la-and America is suffering from importing every thing,
and exporting comparatively nothing But every indication
favorable now and the silk culture assuredy dcS
tined to achieve glorious triumph in spite Of temporary de-
pressons or the opposition of the dogs in the manger
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

G5' An Agricultural Society formed in Rensselaer,
County the 9Th inst
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARRANGEMENT

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4RRANGEMENT.
FOR LONG BIZ tNCH, OCEAN HOUSE, RUMSOM DOCK
MIDDLETOWN, AT BROWNS DOCK & RED RANK
- roo - The steamboat OSIRIS, Capt j. U. Allaire, will
run as folows-leave Fulton Market slip East River,
Monday morning, at o'clock Tues day;
Wednesday Thursday Friday and Sunday at o'clock NJ and
Saturday, ut l. o'clock noon
Returning leave Red Bssk o'clock every day. lex
cent Monday at 10 o'clock, NJ ard Saturday at H.
The boat run above further notice navigation and
permitting N BAH freight and baggage the risk OF the
owners thereof y9 3m
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
no IMPORTING HOUSES AND WEsTEKi

Soaps comprising Eau dc Cologne Soap Almond Soap Mile
Soap all the market besides Windsor ard othc as
purchased half the uua prices Tor cash. al
hIessr WRIGHT cos 7 Chathamrcct who are ssc Agents
Me1catcd which Soap aie fed by
all the Physicians Of the extraordinary dis
medical science known the world for all outward
complaints Eryspeus Pmple, Scrvy Freches Salt Khcum
&C. which Agents wanted throughout the Union for Tie sale
D-i u"
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

~ GEORGE w. JEnMAIN, of Lenawee Co. Michigan,
has been appointed Treasurer of that State IN the place
Robt. Stuart, resigned.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

I GLUCKLsCFF. loo Bowery-Frenfh German and a ,
Fancy Goods 81 l2 and ei cents per piece imported
Fancy Goods aud Toys which Will
be o the fixed prices OF 6 icy and i cents al wholesale and
c look the plan Of the farislan system DO
ing business at 100 Bosery. ,,,
buy sell again. i'll be served at wholesale
prices "a, j.,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

PROGRESS OF EcosoMY.-The following Land Offices have
been discontinued under the provisions of the of Congress
18th June lS40 Marietta, GAINESVILLE Steubenvile
cincinnati and Wooster Ohio and the office Monroe
Michigan
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
EVENING LINE OF STEAMBOATS,

FOR ALB1fY..- -FARE ST.
The aad commodious steamboat NORTH AMERICA Capt
Brancard leaves between Courtand and Liberty
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday o'clock
The ROCHESTER, Capt A st. John, leaves the above pier
ever Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, al o'clock
For passage freight apply TO
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

PHrLosoFHY OF SroRMs.-Thc Boston Mercantile Jour
nal of Wednesday translation of the report OF the
Committee Of the French Academy of Science on Mr. Espy
theory the Philosophy of Storms The Committee report
unanimously favor of this theory which, these scientific
gentlemen alone accounts for the phenomena and when
completed Mr. Espy Intends by the study of the action OF
electricity when intcvenes will leave nothing TO be de-
sired The Committee consisted of Mcssrs. Arago, Pou-
let and Babne names we'll known the scientific world
They recommend that the United States place Mr. F. in
position his investigations and complete his theory
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
HNHH STAAVs.


MERCHANT TAILQR,
ND Clothier No 81 Bowery three doors se
n New-York Constantly hand, HANDSOME assortment OF
Cloths CaSsimere vesngs viii be mSie the best style
ard the reasonable lel9u
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
From the New World Of March 90 1871.
0AUNnER,s PATENT METALLIC TABLET

From the New World of March 10, tSi
C1AUNDER,S PATENT METALLIC TABLET
= RAZOR STROP-If the old MOTTO "Exper-ntia doce can
be proved certainly eau In The use oil
Al, instrument like this We had for thaA
wear with full knowledge when assert that
Razor Strop usedand we nave
had ffiy What how smooth and how hnc Inc
Razor surface few sdes
the and renders deicac soft as that OF Miss
in her
The Srop recommended for its durability II emans
properly taken of and can have
all virtues they To the rites OF
srop il Home and need not rik the spelling 81
the hands Of abarber Commend u.s.
we saw Saunders Sop and other II there be
this Republic equal 10 II has not fallen WITHIN
,h. eoch If our NOT limited observation G. SAUNDERS,
jyi62w Inventor and Manufacturer, lo' bfoaownS.
COLUMBIAN CREAM.-Reined entirely ae~
princpe-his nc.timnbe compound the most valuable pre-
narration We, afford and comfort IN avng ms
embraces complete naturalization oil
Aka the presence which found III every other soap
The absence therefore, this deeeoas ingredient o se ah
this composed el several nclchuu
eonts producing oacss OF the -kn efectuay re
moving pmp few days, and answering as well with col as
with warm put up convenient earthern boxes irors
which liberal discount pade to wholesale purchasers
Prepared and sold by NA VAN hmbf k"fi Agent
No gS Faton-strect, NewYork.
Sold by Lawrence Hoadley Phelps Co.. p eawne
e. Co Havdock Corlies Thuron, j. 81 w. Penod Co, II b.
ScheHn Co, Rushon Aspnwall john Meakln @ Broadway
Marshall Scum and all tie principal Druggists and
- n. c;y jyl7 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

AA FOR SALE-Or exchange for productive City Proper
A Farm of 50 acres situated IN Huntingdon Township Z;
Norihport from which steamboat plies TO ana
from week. Good buildings, COED water &c &C.
For full particulars inquire w WOOD. 81 RyngioRstrec;
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
TTINt.,s PATENT PILLAR AND CLAW RE
~ VOJVINC OFFICE CHAEES.-A c-mort

able artcThen seated one Of these Chairs with
touch the toe command Of the
necessity change OF the occupant or the
chair thereby preventing aud nsuring
amount of comfort Price 9 5000 $1,000 EACH all complete
with cusoR casto &c Noiehese chairs cannot get out 81
order
Always on hand variety other chairs made expressly for
and cofor-ani last the celebrated Premium Rocking
Chairs with These Chairs seockers IN
WHICH rock wiihou, exeron 10 realize
the of these chairs respectfully invited to come
ID ,,aL. trial of Them NJ. w. KING, Patenee,
;rfs In IA Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
VOL. i. NO. IS.

s-A A PUBLIC HOUSE Harlem to be let on the 30
sssSjnw jyl5 3w-
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
ROOTS. BOOTS! AND SHOES

u OLD BOSS RICHARDS las usua has gone all lengths cash
E in han and has procured al tie different kinds choicest
S most elegant tip fashionable and durable Boots and Shoes
low that he defiance NIL competition feasc call at No
and 500 Gccnp ch OF Spring street
and be satisfied that this IS mo pull @
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
"a FOR SALE OK 7TO lEAsE.-A House and

tt.a FOB SALE-A handsome itue COUNTRY PLACE,
SE containing Isl situated about two miles above
Hacensack Towr " j. at the roads, and near the river
said place good house. kitchen and barn lately built inc
house LOT at the corner which
be separate the other land required The o OF land
acres distance the house lot and beau
The whole worthy the attention OF any per-
wishing public house mechanic for private
dwelling. Terms very
thectory House aud Lot No HoboSen-suee
Of iei ~ lmoo,e j. R. HEATON. 20 Sprpg.st
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

OOE AR THIs.-Thc Eating House No ss Cedar street
good and 81, AMY The preto will sell for cash
reasonable price being of health There good run OF custom
three lease the dining aud 6ase
menth reasonable Please call on the premises at oclock
A. NJ, or at 4 p. N. Jy2l ot
OOK AT THIS. Plaid striped figured and plan, black
Printed Muslns for Is Cd and 2s French
English aad Prints, all from ID up to : 6d
usn Sinr AID Shooting from up prices. Also Linens
endes. variety together with entire assortment OF all Goods
gcncy kept respectable Dry Goods stores For sale at the well
A"O"H cheap ''V'' '''' HENRY WILLIAMS & co.
NR-Colis Cassimcre Gamboots, Camblcts, Lama Cloths
&c &c iyI7 In
CARPETING CHEAPER THAN EVER ID
~ NJ WILCOX, Nc II CaAast South SIDE near Broadway has
lust large and choice selection OF Ingram Car
peng bought for eVsh be sold at prices to suit the
wishes of the purchaser Also great variety OF Rugs na aso
Table Covers Floor Cloths &c &c with various other articles
chsapcr be purchased any other Stere IN the City,
GREAT BARGAINS in Dry Goods at HOPPER. MORSE
VI & Co.'S Establishment, 2i9 Greenwich, Of Barclay
received large lots eff Goods well selected
B-Country Merchants call and examine
iea5 # HOPPER MORSE Co. al9 Grcenweh,.
TVQsHEKY-5O dozen White pair IS dozen at Is I'D, and
Cd pair fine and so on in proportion 10
qaay half the usual prices Ladies wishing the cheap
Stockings white black and unbachcd ever offered N New
will Gern THoMPsoNS Cheap Store 100 Grand street.
Broadway. m9l-t
DLACK SILKS heavy high u.roi ether with Bhc
ID Black superb fabrics this morning Aneon and
Wl e G' '0 81 Goods Store 100 Broadway
wi yard bv B. THOMPSON,
e7 AT bis Silk and Shawl Store 100 Grandst Broadway
nOMEaTIC MUsLINS-O bales yard wide and heavy
al Cd uer ward by b. THOMPSON 100 Grand,
iel7 The first Dry Good Store from Broadway
MOURNING LAWNS hst landed and for sale cheap
wi jel7 B. THoMPsoN'S, 100 Grandst near Broadway
IJlRANsPARENT ITALIAN WIND0W
sHRADES-l000 transparent Window Shades for sale
by OLIVER w WOODFoRD &c at the low price
$500 per pair Families residing the city country caR purchase
handsome pair Window Shades a remarkably low price
IyMerchants Uphoerers supplied by the dozen
BA Italian Landscapes from $1,000 TO $500 per
pa. OI-:Im
ENRENOEH VASES, GIRANDOLES, &c-A large assortment,
of the above articles comprising splendid patterns
the market for sale at prices by ERRTTS PAGE No 100
Rowerv Pm
&'ERAI., MANTEL AND HALL LAMPS, Girandocs Cande
N abr Japanned TeaTay Bread Baskets in sets or separate
fine Table Cutlery Ebony Aabaster Clocks for sale by
BEACH IL SEXTON, ia Chatbamst.
Sbodsa q - q, Md m29-u
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
GREENyVlCll POTTERY,
2Sl EightCenth-stre

BErwErs THE SISTH TENTH AVENUES.
TE1E subscribe. respectfully Informs the Public that he connu
following articles which he offers for sule
reasonable terms viz:
St,ne Ware Eahcrn Ware Portable Furnaces Chimney Pc
Stove Tubes Oven Tile House de- Fire Brick, Druggist
Chemical Ware, &c &C.
20 D. e WASHINGTON SMITH
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

=. -, --,,,
A Nd FASHION.-MAGNR, TAILOR, 176 WH.LLM-STREET
N respectfully the gentlemc OF taat he Is
permanently where, he haters nset that having
bad experience the Frech Metropolis anc
his work he WI be able TO uake
FASHIONABLE cheap for cash inTarab and
perfect procured Country Thankful for favos
he snlic a cont of nnrcnage. as 3n-
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
"a ROOMS To LET ia Williamsburgh, l. i-tw

US" Roos the second door OF Disk ltoaI
house pleasantly situated ON North Fourth
mute. walk from Ferry Rent $50 Eafn.te Oh
ly22 81 E PETTY. In the North tlith-S'.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

OOk AT THES.-Thc Eating House No - Cedsrsrect'
IL gives good Fare per plate The cooking domestic
ANY, The present proprietor will sell out for cash al
reasonable price being out of health There good run oil custom
10 tho house also aud base
mentc reasonable Please call on the promises at o'clock
A n mr. tIpM y2l 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-09
New Establishment.

I p WHALING T. co. inform the public that
y they have located themselves in the village OF
Burlington and have fitted up store Oh the eas. side
OF Church street, which may we'll be dcnominaed
Cheap side" nearly opposite the bank of Burl,ng-
ton and are receiving from New York choice sclec-
ton of goods well suited to the season which they
offer for sale as Ion bepurcia,.di IN HE co,,ntry
for ready pay. Among their goods may be fDu;d
beaver and broad cloths cassmeres satines fanHcls
mernos, mon>ne de lanes dc. A choice selection
also of French, English and American prints s7uli
at least to any in HARRINGTON. A general assert
mcn of cambrlcs, muslns, plain and figured ed ,ings
lnsertngs, blond laces, dc. great variety Of shawls
and dress handkerchief- ladies' gloves and hose III
good supply of blcachcd and unbleachcd domestic
goods Also good supply Of crockery, of the latest
patterns, with few elegant astral paror lamps; and
finally few choice family groceries, such as teas
sugars molasses coffee nee ralsins dry fish ,obac-
cos, lamp oils, dc.
We do not pretend 10 specify all the kinds 20 say
nothing of the numerous articles of which each hlnt
IS conposed but suffice it to say that the assortmcn
will be found to contain most Of the articles wantc,
IN the country; and those that favor us with then
custom will he entirely relieved from the examination
OF old goods or remnants. Our entire stock i new
and fresh from the market and has been selected viii
the greatest possible care, with reference to the wants
comforts and benefit Of the people But we do no
wish the public TO take our word in this matter bu
most cordially invite them TO call and examine f.,
Themselves. Burlington, Nov. IS, 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-09

| OOk AT THIS...HANE you A COUGH .
II 10000 DIE OF CONSUMPTION every wear IN
tue nied states, and millions suffer feoh troublesome
conel> and colds, that can Ia curui ~ Dr. NJ. Hitch
cocks Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops, a snfe
edica' prescription, contang poisonous drugs and
used IN an extensive practice for several years will
most positively afford relief, and you from that
awful dlseaee, pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps into the grave hunnreds eff the young the Old
the fair, the lovely and the CAV. Have You cough
BE persuaded 10 purchase hottie of the Cough Drops
to-day! Tomorrow may lie too late. Have you
cough Or. Hltceco's Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough
Crops is the only remedy YOU should lake TO cure Won.
For this plaig reason-Tha in no one of he ,hasand
cases where 1t has been used has failed TO relieve
Price 75ccnts per bottle. For sale wholesale and Re-
tail, by A. HITCHCOCK d CO. No. lI7 Gene>ee
St., Utica, N. Y. And by their agents throughout the
United States. In Burlington, by J. & J. II. Peck e.
CO., Theo A. Peck & Co. In vergennes bv j. H.
Bowman. In Milton, by Burnet & Sawyer. In Geor-
ga, by Lorenzo James. nn2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-09
DOSTON and TROY IRON COMpANY.-The

ROSTON and TROY IRON COMPANY.-The
- public are hereby notified, that the business OF
casting in every branch and variety is done TO ORDER
much enlarged their foundry, and are now prepared
to do all kinds Of wor, done al any foundry in the
country. Ml-gearlug, Pot Nh Kettles, stove,
Plonghs Axetree>, &c, on hanl or flrnlshoro order,
All who wish contract for stove plates, ~ to par
chase large quantity ofhollowwarc, for the purpose
Of retailing, will lie furnished NJ wholesale priccs--and
all who may favor with Their call, 90 orler, wall .
dealt by n, literally as al any establishment in The
country Ordcr> should he addressed to L. r. Gross.
man. Superintendent, or 4. Young, Agent, Troy VI
TO secure m early reply, and prompt attention.
Tov, W., June 1870. 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-09
NIOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
I'LL The.c medIcne> are nAel ted for their namc Il


NOFFATS VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
WI These medicines are indelte for their name to
their NANTES, and sensible action in Purifying the
springs and channels of life, and cn'umg them with
renewed tone and vigor. In many hundred ceriiicl
cases which have been made pu li'' and in almost
every species OF d>eac To which the human frame Is
Table, the happy lcc,> Of MurrATs LIFE PII.> AND
PHENIy BITTER> have been grcatfly and publicly
aca nuwIcdged by the persons lrnclir-ed, and who
were previously unacq PAINTED wih the beautifully phi
lo>ophica, principles upon which they com pound
ed, and upon which they consequently act
| The LIFE MEDICINES recommend themselves in
diseases Of every form and description. Their nr,t
operation Is to oosen from the coats OF the stomach
and towels, the various Impurities and crullics con-
santly seIllnG around them; and 20 remove The har-
dencl faces which collect in the convouion> Of the
smallest in'c,,ines. Oher medicines only partially
cleanse these and leave such collected mas c> ehind
TO produce hahtua ro>tven"ss, with all MS tram OF
evils or sudden diarrhna, with lis imminent dagger.
| This fact i well known TO all regular ANTAGONISTS,
who examine the human bowels afe death and hence
The prejudice of hose well Informed men against qach
melcinc>-or medicine, prepared and heralde1 to
the p",ii. ~ '-""rani persons The second effect OF
the Lille Medicines l. to cleanse the kidneys and the
bladder, and by this means, the liver and the lungs, the
eallhiuacion OF which entirely depends upon the re-
gnarily Of the nrnary organs. The blood, (which
takes rel color from the agency Of the liver and the
lungs leore pa>,e, into me hear' being ihs purified