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Reckless and malicious Slander Refuted.
MIR. Editor Sir--I received a letter from
New York at Mauch Chunk, p. A., stating
that had seen advertised in the Sun and
Herald as decamped from Port Chester,N.
Y and Eizsbelhtown, n. J. with my GUS
toners watches, Rugs, &c. have returned
for the express purpose 10 reGue the MALI
cons SANDER. here declare the charge 10
be entirely false and dare the cowardly
wretch to bring forward one person who
will swear that have carried off has watch
from Port Chester, or any other place were
| have resided. The article in question was
put in your paper at time when the author
knew that was out of town, and knew
that would not hear Of il until the public
took il for truth, not seeing contradiction.
A man who will wantonly trife with fell
low beings character out os malice towards
him, should be held up TO public scorn and
Devoo V: Binger was the au-
hor Of this article. l would put the pub
ic on their guard against this fellow, as he
nay be guilty. of the like offence towards
,thers. | will refer 10 the annexed named
,eutlemen for the truth Of my assertions
Eli Darling, b. Bolden, j. NJ. Burger.
\. J. Burger, Port Chester. Martin l..
Zoo, w. Bunnei, Elizabethtown N. j.
BY publishing the above you will confer
favor OH one who wishes nothing more
han his just due.
Yours, &c JAMES CoChSJr
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@aUery IN Connecticut.--There are
sll free colored persons in Connecticut.
according to the late census, and 81 claimed
as slaves. In 1880 there were sO64 free
blacks and 25 slaves. The increase of free
cclored persons in the last ten years, if this
statement be correct is AZ; or a lille more
than OF one per cent. There are "ery few
States in the Union where the slave popn-
lasion has increased in SO rapid ratio. We
leave IL to the Abolsions,s explain ,h.s phe-
nomenon.
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Condition Of Greece.--Late Lon,!on pa
pers contain letters from Greece Of the most
disc 1ucaging character az to the condition
OF that country. lis said that Greek citi-
zens are imprisoned on the mos, frivolous
charges, that terrible cruelties arc practised;
aud the Slave I'radei is carried on with the
tacit consent Of King Ohio. who appears to
take very little interes! in tho general pros.
perity his people.
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YEIMII@NEMILo

MARRIED-By the Rev. d. s. Tobias
on the I4th inst. Mr.. ISAAC KELLER, ia
Miss ELIZABETH MMICKEN, both
from Orangeville.
On Tuesday last, by the Rev. I. BAIL,
Mr.. PENRY BELLAS. to Miss RACHEL
klRkENDALL, both of Mitlin township.
In Danville. on Thursday the l4th inst,
by the Rev. r. II. Nixon. Mr.. GEORGE
w. FOREST, to Miss SARAH ANN
HARTMAN all Of Danvl!e.
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TAILORING BUSINESS.
E, HOWELE, g. Go.

Inform their friends and customers, iha,
they have removed their shop into the build
ing next door to the office of the Columbia
Democrat,nearly opposite St.Pau's Charch,
Main-street, where they will at all times be
ready to receive orders for cutting and max
ing all kinds of garments, and they assure
the public that all work entrusted to them,
shall be done in fashionable and workman
like manner.
N. B. Particular attention paid 10 cut
ting.
Blcmosburg, Oct. 10, 1910.
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ATTACHMENT CASE.

Notice to the debtors and creditors Of the
estate of Thomas Parker, late of Greenwood
township, that the subscribers have been
appointed Trustees Of said estate and that
said Trustees will attend u! the public
house of Joseph Lemon in Greenwood
aforesaid, on Monday the 25th day Of Janu-
ary next,and at the public house of Richard
Fruit in Jerscytown Madison township, on
Saturday The 30th same month, for the pur-
pose of receiving and auditing the respect
i've claims against said estate. when and
where those having claims will present them
with their evidence &c. also all persons in
debted 10 said estate are required TO make
payment, and all those having in possession
any property of lhe estate aforesaid are re
qnired to make immediate surrender of the
same.
sSS}s'5s 5aSSR sSS}s ssnssi 5s5Sis: SSSs. Trustees
Dec. 80, 1910.
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TERMS OF THE
D.4ILY and SEMI-WEEKLY

DHiLf .1ItD OElHI-V EEhLX
PENNSYLVANIA INTELLIGENCER
During the ensuing session Of the Legis-
lature, the Pennsylvania lntelligencer will
be Published Daily and Semi eekiy, on
the following term.:
Daily during the session % 90
Semi. Weekly do. 2 90
Daily during the session and semi
weekly during the remainder of
the year, per annum, 4 90
semi-weekly during the session and
weekly during the remainder Of
the year, per annum, 3 90
The Daily paper will be published on 4
sheet sufficiently large 10 contain full reports
of the doing of both branches of the Legisla-
ture, sketches of Congressional proceedings
and the general news of the times, togelh.
er with miscellaneous articles on variety
Of subjects.
The Semi-weekly paper will, be publish
ed on sheet Of double-medium size, and
will contain as much reading mater as any
paper ever published in Harrisburg.
THE ESTATE OF ELIZA RITTER,
DECEASED.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
Letters of administration on the above Cd
tate have been granted to the subscriber, re-
siding in Bloom township, Columbia coun-
tv. Therefore all persons indebted to tho
estate OF said deceased. are requested to
make immediate payment, and all those hav.
ing claims will present them.
WILLIAM RITTER, .7dmr.
Bloom, Jan. 2, lo4l.
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EA.ENa e
.EVGDao SegEe.

THE Subscriber has on hand several
hundred bushels of Lime. and intends keep
ing constant supply. which he will sell,
or exchange for country produce, Lumber
or Cattle Of any description. He is in want
of quantity of Chesnu, rails.
ADAM STROJP, jr.
Hemloct township, Jan. 10, is4l.
3S-2m.
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Y tfftVSt5SU, yUN. 10, 1871.
HsyaY WEBB, Esq
Dear Sir--Ihe Officers aud mem.
bars for the past year. OF the " Cattawissa
Sabbath School, assembled a, the Catla-
wssa School house, in the town Of Ca,a-
wissa, on the evening of the 3lss of De-
eun,ber las, past, when the iepo,s of the
different officers for the past year were rel d
md adopted by the meeting. 1t was then,
on notion Of the Rev. VIM. J. Eyer,
Resolued--That the thanks of this meet
Inv be present, d to Stephen Badly, Esq. for
bis unremiuing diligence and faiihlulness
Ia the discharge el his duties as Supern-
.iendsnt Of the Catiawissa Sabbath School
Uaion, and that we hope that we shall still
bays his influence and his prayer.
And it was Furthermore ordered tha, the
report of Stephen Badly, Esq. be printed
by resolution Of said meeting. After the
above proceedings were had; the following
named gen,lemeK were elected officers of
said Scool for the present year. viz: Joel
E. Brady. Superintendent; G @. Brobst.
Assistant. Superintendent; c. Il. ROck, Lii
brann. a. ". Eeyburn, Secretary; and 10.
seph Brobst, Esq. Treasurer.
Therefore take the liberty Of forwarding
10 you, q copy of the Supcrin,endan,'s re-
port, and the resolution ordering it TO be
published, should you deem the same wcr-
Thy of publication, you will confer a favor
on the officers and members Of the Ca,ta-
wissa Sabbath School &c. by inserting the
same in your paper.
A. w. LEYBURN,
Secretary OF G. S. S. U.
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Harrison 7imes.--The women and chill.
dren engaged in some of the Allegheny cot.
ton factories have been obliged 10 "turn
ous' against an attempted reduction OF their
wages. This is log cabin encouragement,
Of domestic manufactures
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SeT0 Ag q ". 4.

AVE into the enclosure Of the suhscr-
her about three months since lMERINO
BUCK. The owner is requested to pre- We
property, pay charges and take him away.
VALENTINE KRESLER.
Bloom, township, Jan. l6, le4l.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
NOTICE is hereby given tha, The Co
partnership heretofore existing under the
firm OF ~. S. & w. Mears,is this day dis
solved.
All persons are forbidden to give any
credit to said Firm from this date.
The books Of said firm are in the hands
Of Johr Coovenhoven, Esq. for collection
to whom all payments must be made
WILLIAM MEARS.
Orangeville, Jan. IL, ls4l.
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Ezs1FZgsg9SSns

The Jetcs in Poland and Russia.-Ac-
cordlng TO St. Petersburg letter, measures
have been taken 10 assimilate the dress of
the Jews. both in Poland and Russia, by
Offering rewards to such as adopt the cos
tunes Of the israclites of Moscow.
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EsHANHK HOOKS

or all descriptions will be done to order
at the shortest notice.
All kinds of country produce Will be ,a-
ken in exchange for work.
II. l.. DIEFFNBACH.
Milton, Dec. 5, lS4O 80
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CURE YOUR COUGH BEFORE TT IS
TOO LATE.-REMEMBER DELAYS are danger
GUS Thousand die annually llom that dreadful dis
case CONSUMPTION, which might have been
checked at the commencement, and disappointed of
its prey, if proper means had been reso ted to- The
very many who have thus been snatched from that
fatal ravagor, by the timely use Of DIR. SWAYNES
COMPOUND SY7UP OF WILD CHERRY.
bear testamony to this day, ammo Incing the cures
the wonderful cures, performed by the use of this
invaluable medi cine. For sale at
1o6iGs Heaih Emporium Bioomsburg.
NovT, 1910, %.
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fl Pardon.-rhe United States Marshall
received from President Van. pardon for
George Wilson, convicted and sentenced TO
the Eastern Psnten,iary in 1890, as an ac-
complice OF Porter, the mail rob5er, who
was hung.
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OIGlTUAIaTo

DIED. In Huntingdon, Luzerne county,
on Tuesday last, st,ALFRED @. w. BUCK
ALEW. IA son of Mr.. ]. NJ. Buckaew, al
ter an illness Of three days.
10 Briercreek, on Monday morning last.
of Typhus Fever, Miss ESTHER
KNORR, daughter of John Knorr, aged
about ie years.
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REPORT


Of the Superintendent Of the Cattaui,sa
Sabbath School Union. Read before
the Society Dec. 81, 1910.
Ftilow Chfistians--B our Constitution
il becomes my duty 10 make report Of
our School to this meeting. In doing so,
beg your attention for few mcmcnts.-
At the commencement Of the year which in
few moro hours will be ended, we had
90 Scholars enrolled on our Books, which
we have now raised to tho number Of one
hundred and eleven. We had SO Sessions
Of the School, being one Session each Sab
bath. The larges. number of Scholars at
any one Session was "a and the lowest
numher was 3s, averaging through the year,
65 Scholars. We had at the commence
msnt Of the year 10 Teachers and now we
number Ia. We have added 10 our Libra.
ry about 70 volumes OF book, besides a
great many small books which we did not
number. Our Library contains abou. 47o
books. We had through the year many
good Sessions OF the Sccool Alsometimes
we had some difficulty for wan, Of Teach
srs. during tho said year | promoted two
OF the female Scholars from the Bible class
to Teachers and can say that have no rca-
son 10 regret il, as those two Teachers thus
f4r have done exceedinly well. can no,
too much praise the conduct o: MANI of
the Teachers. and feel under many obliga-
tlons 70 the other officers of the School, for
their aid and assstance,a ,and in particular to
the kind and obliging assistance have at
all times had ,ohen required of my assis-
tant, Joel G. Brady. The School, bv the
assistance Of my fellow Iaborers. is at pres
ent in mos, excellent and Aourishing con-
dilior; for all this we claim no praise, but
owo il all 10 the praise and glory Of our
Heavenly Father the givcr Of all good, for
without his aid and assistance. we of our
selves could do nothing. We, have had
three Pastoral visits TO our School dur
ing the year by our worthy friend the Rev.
Mr.. Eyer, which visits we do believe had
very good effect, and hope will in future
ee continued whenever convenient. We
have also. attended to our monthly concert,
which has been well attended al times and
hope will not be neglected hsreafler.-
During the year passed, we have had abun-
dan! reasons to bless our God, for the health
sna prosperity with which he has blessed
Vs. Not any oil our officers or Teachers
nave been afflicted for any length Of time,
'aa but very vew Of the Scholars have been
Iepl from School on account of sickness.
'heciizens of our town & vicinity have Civ
"h0eFal donations in support Of the School,
>a'eh has enabled us to add TO our Library a
auAber ofexcelient books, which are ca
tsHy received and read by the Scholars. BY |
VIC report of the Trcasurer,A ". Leyburn, |
sSq' you will find ,hat we still have a small |
'uH' IN our Tioasury. Having now given
"" STREET account Of our doings for the
present. year. now surrender my office in.
"e hands OF those who pu, me into the
r'sesslcn OF The same, and at the same
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NOTICE
TO the Supervisors of
the Roads.

Y 81 ME commissioners request the Supervisors
"a Ill the several townships of Columbia county,
to attend 10 the filling up of the abu,men,s of the
county bridges. in their respective districts, when
repairs OF that kind are required in this way such
repairs can be made at tyfng expense to the town.
SHIPS; and generally more promptly and economi.
caily than 1t is possible for tho Commissioners TO
nave 1t done at Tue expense Of the county.
JOHN MHENRY,
John DlETERICH,
CHRISTIAN WOLF,
Commissioners.
Jan. 0, ls4l.
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BOOK BHNDERY.

THE undersigned having purchased the
Book.Bindlng established in Milton, in
forms the publis that he is now prepared to
do all kinds Of Binding in the cheapest and
most substantial manner.
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Nafive SkN.--An improved clock has
been invented by A. W. Crane. of New
ark N. j. II runs 37s days. with one
winding. and is said 10 be an ingenious piece
Of mechanism.
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TERMS OF THE STATE CAPITOL GA.
ZETTE.
The State Capitol Gazette will be pub
lished twice week during the sittings OF
the Legislature, and once week for the ie-
mander Of the year, at the following pri-
ces:
The session only, nwico week. 90 90
The whole year, 90
Postmasters and others friendly TO the
Democratic cause. are respectfully reques-
ted to receive subscriptions to this paper.--
Any person procuring us five good subscri-
bers, shall be entitled to the sixth copy
gratis; or any person procuring Eve good
subscribers and forwarding $40 free of pos.
tage shall be entitled 10 the remainder for
his trouble, and in the same proportion for
larger number.
HENLOCK 81 BRATTON.
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MxzHaT-rza2Ea.

BickneTs Reporter estimates the losses
sustained by the Bank of the United States
at fourteen millions, seven hundred thousand
dollars.
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Painted Horscs.--A short time since
gentleman of Virginia bought pair of crow
black horses, which, after few days ser.
vice. proved TO have been arifcialy color.
ed
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LOG HOUSE,
AND LOG BARN,

about ninety acres cleared, and a fine large
meadow, good orchard. Adjoining lauds
of Richard Fruit, John Swsher, John Fun
siou and others.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold
as The property Of Phineas WeIiyar. by
JOHN FRUIT. Msr;G:
SHERIFT's OFFICE, DAnvile, ,
Dee. 80, 1910.
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time would inform you that would decline
reelection, bui would also a, the same
time say to you, that il is no, my intention
ito leave the School altogether. but whenev-
ct convenient will attend aud lend helping
hand. That The Lord our Heavenly Faith.
er may continue to bless and own ou, dear
Sabbath School, is the prayer Of your un.
worthy friend.
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TERMS OF THE KEYSTONE.

LNWD UT II z NE . ONEs
During the session semi-weekly 2 90
For the yeear 3 90
Any person forwarding US 50, 90 shall re-
ceive the Kehstonc frem the time Of SUBJ
scribing TO the close of the session--or six
copies will be sent to any one Office for
$i0 co.
All Post Masters are invited to act az a.
gents for tho Keystone, in receiving subscri-
bers and renting money TO us; and any one
sgnifying bis willingness TO act as such.
shall receive list Of our subscribers in his
town and neighborhood, with our terms Of
agency.
BARRETT & PARKE.
Harrisburg, Nov. l8, lS4o.
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TCTTCl

e S hereby given that an Election for Directors Of
h the BLOoMSBURG RAIh ROAD IRON
CoMPANf will be held oil Saturday the 27th
~ South Third Street Philadelphia.
JOSEPH PAXTON I'scs..
Cattawissa, Jan. %, 1870
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ThDJAGSDTBG
Philoinathian Society.
THE Ladies a. Gentlemen OF Blooms.
burg are respectfully invited TO attend a
meeting Of the Society, at their room in
the Academy, Saturday, this Evening, Jan.
uarv 23d, at half past O'Clock.
The subject forthat evenings discussion
is the following, 'ti'DA
"Hhich has hadhe greatest influence
upon man, Inhibition or Superstition.
ltis also expected that Lecture will be
delivered, by member Of the society, dur
ing the evening.
J. ii. DOWNING, Sect'y.
January %, lS4l.
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STEPHEN BALDY.

0Edltors in the county, who feel an
interest in Sunday Schools are requested TO
publish the above.
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Plates of Fashions
LIST OF LETTERS.


Remaining at the Post Office al Blooms
burg at the end OF the quarter ending on
the 3lst of December l64l.
Mary Abbott John Lyn,
John Bowyer Samuel Mellick
Cyrus Barton NJ. Mcdowell Esq.
John Belz Robert MeQuad
Joseph e. Bsrkley Cain Mayer
Andrew Criveling 3 Sarah ON
james Cocks jun. DAME, Palmer
james Cocks Richard Pumer
Jane Doan Daniel Pealer
Margaret Dawson John Pursel
Aaron Drumheller Daniel Pursel
Peter Doyle Lewis Ro,s
Aaron Fulmcr Peter Ruper.
John Fry J. H. Robson Esq.
James Grimes Tho. A. Starkey
Dr.. II. Gearhe4rt F. Swaby Esq.
Gen. A. Green George Steteler
Alexander Crlvelin Charles Sailor
or Andrew Criveln Dr. Tho. II. Swaby
Paul Hopper Daniel c. Schmeck
Elsy Or De!ilah Hop Maus & Squirs
per Chester Smith
John B. Hess John Townshend
Charles Hagenbuch Philip Unangst
ol'hoh Iiagehouch "A. Falierchamp
Lewis Hollans George Sigler
David Jones Rebecca A. Waldren
Henry James Westly Vert
William James Jacob Woolever
John W. Jones ls7ae. Wells & Co.
Isaac Johnson.
3. RUPERT, p. NJ.
Those inqniring for any Of the above let
ters will please say it is advertised.
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sTlIa-aI.l!I.HsIH9S SALE

SIllADIlEIH9S SAnNo
BY virtue Of sundry wrlts of alias vendi.
toni exponas,to me directed, will be expos
ed 10 public sale at She Caurl House in Dan
vile, on Monday the 25lh Of January, ls4I,
at ten o'clock A. NJ. the following proper
ly, viz:
A certian tract OF land situate in Madison
township, Columbia county, containing
one huudred and four acres, whereon is e.
recled a
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3. RUPERT, p. NJ.

Those inqniring for any Of the above let
ters will please say ii is advertised.
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Remaining at the Post Office al Blooms.
burg at the end OF the quarter ending on
the ais, of December lS4l.
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. Secretary OF G. S. S. U.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-22
BR A NORla'rEz'
EhAE,1sS.

THESE Justly celebrated Pills have been
'etore the American pbllc overo years, tnem
:esloraDNe aud curalIU properties aIe hliy estl-
mated by hundreds ot,housnnd Of both sexes
md they are still growing in repute where ever
they are known. Wherever Q Irej judCe exists
It is because counterfeit pills have been used
Ask any one who has used the genuine Pills
ind hearty Recommendation " Ill be the sure
result.
The great principle Of "FURGING" in sick
less il beginning 10 lie appreciated. 1t is found
nuch more convenient to take an occasional
lose Of half dozen pills and be always,well
han to send for Doctor and be Bile d, blister.
ered and saliyaled with the certainty that if you
ARE not killed, you will be sure to have III ontbs
ofmiserabe weakness, and the only one who
is benefited is your DoCter. Look Ut the dffe-
renee between The apperence of those two per>
snns-one has been treated by your regular
practiilOners-see no pale and debllitated he
is, see how the shadow ol death throws his sol.
uary glance from his emanciated countenace
see how he tlemhles in every limb; his eye
sunk, his teeth destroy ed-his constitution per.
haps irrevOcabe gone yet Just hear how the
Docter arrogates to hlmself credit. He SAYS
most invetIerate case of liver complaint" -
'nothg but ethe most energetic ramedics saved
him. Energetic measures l. G. Msrcu.y day,
| Bleeding, ruined his constitution, Better satl
So to save life you must half poisen with wha
comforter of the teeth and guns--MER Curry
positive make man miserable the said re-.
mander of his existence, this is called curing
Shocking folly!
Let US now look at your 'purged man the
man who has taken Brandre,h's Pills for Liv-
er Complaint-he has the firm elastic tread OF
conscious strength, his countenanco is clear and
conscious strength, his countenance is clear and
serene, his eyes full and sparkling with the
feeling of new life sand animaion; he has been
confined few days to his bed, but he used no
thing but the true Brandreth Pills, and soon rost
without any injury being sustained by his con.
stituton. Instead of being months in a weak
state he will be stronger, after he has entirely
recovered the attack, because his blood AM
fluids have become purified, and having purget
away the old and impure. fluids, the solids ar
thereby renovated, and he is not borne owl
by useless particles, but has renewed his lif
and body both
THIS principle Of purging with Brandreth
Pills, removes nothing but the useless an ID d.
cayed particles from the body,-morbid d ar
corrupt humors' Of the blood; and those humor
which cause disease ->they impede the fun ction
of the liver when. they settle upon that organ
nd which, when they settle upon the mus cle'