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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
GUNNER COMPLAINT, Diarrhea,

Dyseuery. Cholic and all derangcrnt of the stomach
AVID bowels cured by JtYNE'S CAltMlNATlNE BAL
SAM-ThiS OF the efficient. pleasant, and safe
com positions offered the public for the OF he
arrangements o the stomach and bowels, and the
only article worthy the least confidence for curing Cho
era Inan,um Summer Complaint, and IN AL the above
diseases it really acts like charm
All parsons requested 10 try it, for there Is no Mis-
take" about being OF the valuable family medi
cines ever yet discovered Hundreds. nay thousands Of
certificates have been received rom Physicians, Clergy
meu and families OF the first resPcc,abiiiy beaung The
strongest testimony in 10 publish
Prepared only by DIR. d. JAIME, No 20 South Third
street Philadelphia.
SANDS Druggists 10 Fulon.stree,. of Gold and
100 Fulonstreet Also SOLD by Abraham B Sands Co,
rs Broadway (Granite BuiIdnss) OF Chambers
street; David Sands Co.. II Eas, broadway, corner of
Mnrketstrret Price SO cents, SIS ln
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
DY ORDER of Hon Daniel p. Ingraham
pY ORDER of Joseph Center, Esq.
Sunfeme Court Con missioner in and for tie

~ V IIle UI "Ns' Pa ~1OIrtNl' 1T =
Supreme Court Commissioner in and for the county
OF Niagara.
Notice hereby given that ment has been.ued
against the estate OF HENRY A. SILL nonresident
DEBTOR and that the will be sold the payment Of
his debts unless he appear and discharge such ntt,chent
according w,his nine moG,hS from the frs; pubca
ton this notice. and that the payment OF any dr and
the delivery OF properly belonging TO The said debtor
10 him as and the transfer 0 any property be-
longing The said deAtnr. TO him for his End The
transfer OF any property him Tor any purpose whatever
are io hidden by law. aud void Dated A1g TO- 1872
NICHOLS NEWTON,
aur,3 ga,law A;t'rs for attaching creditors.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
ii, ,l4,an Attorney FOX Attaching creditsr.


PY ORDER of Carry. Sacke,t, Judge
s OF Seneca County. of the degree Of Counsellor Sc
Notice hereby given thar aachEen has issued gain
The OF Jacob H. Coe OF the OF Scrio in tie
County OF CayBga, residsz debtor and that tie
will be sold the 81 his debts raley, he
appear and discharge ucE attach, within aine mer az
the first publication OF this notice ihz the pa,.
debt dge to him by residents this State aad
the delivery in for hi. OF any property vbn
this Stale beionsng him. and the San,fsr Of anv ych
property by him. forbidden by law and vnE-Daed
September A. Is4. WM. A. SACKETT
sl9 laH9m Attorney for Attaching Crrder.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

EFNVNUHIIIS,a 4 UlStaSt OF Int HTUdl
and LrngS, whici! is annually sweeping thousands
upon thousands rrcmaturc grave, under the mistaken
nas'e Of Consumption, always cured y AfNES EN-
PECrORANT. The symptoms oi This disease are to"caS
Soreness IF tie Lungs Hectic Ferer Splitting up Of
Paegr matter and sometimes B!.0d II niiainma
the FIVE skin which lrcs the inside OF ,he whole OF
the wind tubes vessels, which ran through svery
par, Lungs This Expeotnrant immediaiely sup
presses the Cough, Pain Inflammation Fever AID Diculty
realhng and produces free and easy expectOraiien,
and cure is soon effected Prepared only by Dr. D.
JAYNE No 81 South Third street Philadel phia.
Sold wholesale and retail by the AgeEtS. A. 3 d.
Sands Druggists, Ne. 70 Fulton OF Gold 81 and
10 100 Fulton also sold by Daniel Sands Co. No. II
East Broadway OF Marke, and by Abraham b.
Sands Co No. -75 Broadway lCirane Budingl corner
OF Chambers 81 Price ST. sli I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

u u w y 1 fNON DO N LA IT TOM
! srespcc,abe merchant of Eas,par Me- Aug lS,il
lo+L-Dr Please TO send me large supply Of your
Nuaaeie medicines particularly OF I'M ESpeciCran rs
have great demand Tor them The British Provinces
gentleman from Windsor. tProvince OF New Brunswick
ws passing through here on wayto Boston, t yet cured
o bkoachS, when re Nuienrt 10 him yonr Exn, ie-
r-a II did the needtnl for him. and hr returned hon per
teciy cured JOHN RECk FOR
The E1pecorant has brought man To ls here ar-r
hs physicians had given him up and ne taken nob,n
tor three days, His complain, called consumption
happened 10 Gull III, and him IN distressed slim,
uah recommended his wife try the Expectorap,
thSlns mat mish give him ana he would
expire with less agony but he recovered right away The
Doctors blew ne up Yours, &c., in ss>-.
JOHN BEKCFORD.
Philadelphia.
Sold At wholesale and retail by the agents A. B. D..
Sands druggists No - Fulton Gold and leo
Fulton 81! also, by Abraham Co No rs Hrnad-
way tGranjse Budingl Chambers street; David
Sands Co. Ne. u East Broadway corner Markesree.
SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

nEAFNESS CURED.-alessrs. Edi-
L. ters Having advertise, in your paper and
s,n,. Others, SCARP.iS OIL for DEAFNESS, felt tbe-
p- sufferer nyseii) unusual anxiety 10 know more
about the medicine; consequently | huve made great
yi.i; vast numbers have used with and hear
hat the call for is astonishngly great. using IL
and ipd daily Improvements, IN my hearing. Yours, &c
H. G. DINILEY.
For sale by Dr. JAYNE, No. 20 SOUTH THIRD-sT,
Philadelphia.
Sold al wholesale and retail by the Agents 4. r. d.
Sands Druggists, No. 70 Futsns sorner OF tiod.st and
100 tuoas-aso, ssid by David Sands l. Co. No II East
Broadway, corner Of Marhet-.t; Abraham 3. SANDS Co
No 273 Broadway, Granite Buildings corner si Chamber
s,ree, $50 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

Aa OFFICES TO LET, in the second
.sts third, and ourth stories OF the buidns,, ~. &
6a and se Nss.austreet, (Tribuse Buldngs fronting W.
Park and Eeary opposite tue City Hall Enesnsseg
7. McELRATn on lhe premises 20
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

k@a k@a 10 LET-and possession gwen la'
mediate yThe lAreas,ory n,odera laih:a ~ s"vt q,
ns 40. % Pearl street, adjoining the re'i,enes ~
ST ~. Il. s. DOREEUS, 80 oWslda.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur
q rogate of the Couuy of Nerfork, notice IS hereby
given 1li In wing claims against Nancy CALDWELL
late OF The City Of NewYork widow, deccased present
tic same with the vouchers thereof To the subscriber, al
the store Of Abner Hirn. corner of Chatham and Nett
streets. lLe city OF NewYork, before the first day
Of April nexl-Datcd New York, the 22 day OF Sepem-
brr. l8t2. $50 iaw6 ~ WIN. j. y. CALDWELL.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Sur


n PURSUANCE ef All order Of the Sur
rosate 81 the eouaty of New-fork Notice is hereby
eIveu n per>o-s karEg claims against Charles Taylor
OF the city OF Eer-York por'cr-house kesper De
III. sacriser =, her residence No e3 Dvsionstreer IN
the city OF Ns~-York. bere the 18th day OF aarch
Taxpa,rd New York. the weaiv-thrd day or Sepiexl-
aer 1916: ELIZABETH TAYLOR, Adnnistt atrix.
49,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
EN7AR WAR WAR The Wig

ss:. sy: WAR declared MAR Ss.. Ths ,:.p. Ms s..
bor Dr. JAYNE, on account of his AIR TONIC, which
knocking all their business into cooked hat Ladies
and Gentlemen old and young, tocklng 10 The Doctors
standard Heads long divcsted OF the first rudMenS
of hair after using his Hair Tonic, appear with new
and flowing locks which AbsaOm himself might have
We'd Reardes. boys with large and bnshy whis
kers and aSics snile again through their own raven Gg
lets, beautiful and bewilching lhan ever Ba heads
are ong their wigs and throwing tacm 10 the m0les ard
bats while the w smakers stand aclas a. they behold the
demol ton Of their business.
What will be the consequence of this war know not,
the wgges outrageous ad The Doctor remains h
aud declares that things can be done al well as ci-
ers' and that Bald Heads may well their own hair
F. The hair ~ other Deoplc Weekly .,csstnser
I,may bc bad OF Dr. JAYNE, No ~ South Third street,
Philadelphia.
Sold al wholesale and retail by the agents A. B. y D.
SANDS Druggists, Ne 10 Fulton corner OF Coils
street and Ma. 100 Fuosree Also sold by David Sands
Co. No II East Broadway, corner OF Market street
Abraham E. Sands 4 Co, No. 273 broadway, Granite
Building corner OF Chambers street Price 81. SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
DlJBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OAce

L 70. sc Jahn.rret-ln pursuance OF an or!er
the Surrogate OF the County OF New ors, notice
hereby given all psTsous having claims assiss'
james March, deceased nestae, to present the ss'!e WIN
vouchers thereof the subscriber al his dice No ~
Johu,trc- the City OF or before the teRr'
day OF :, hrsarv next
D,;ed New-Yori. Augu, s l. 1872
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

IN pursuance Of an order of the Surrogate
,f the Comfy OF New York. Notice is hereby given 10
a person. having claims against James Freea late o the
CITY OF NewIork builder deceu;e present the same
with the vouchers thereof the subscribers the residence
OF the subscriber William s Slocu, No 565 Fou1hsree
in the City of New York orLeore the DAY
Of November neI:-Da,ed NewYork. the twentysk;h ay
otR1ay A D. 1892 WIN :. SLOGUM, Executor.
Iny27 Iaw6nr REHECCA J. FREEiAS, EXecutr1x-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

TN NPURSUANCE, of an order of tho Sur
Z rogate Of The County OF NewYerk, notice iE hereby
given 10 all persous having claims against Daniel AcFar
lane late of the Island osau,a Crnz in h- Wes. InGies
deceased present with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber al bis Office No - South in the city OF
N~w-York before The sixth day n February He1t
Dated New-York, the hrsi day OF August. a ID. ls42
aus laW6in JOSEPH w. ALScP.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
4 rogaie of the County OF N-wYork, notice Is hereby
gwen 10 all persons having claims against Benjamin Hal
lick late of The City OF NcwYork Caran, deceased 10
present the with the vouchers thereof the subscrib
ers al number % Goerch street, The City Of Newfoh
on or before The ninth day OF January next. Dated New
York, the 7th day fJuly, 1872.
NEHEMIAH HALLlcK, Administrators.
WILLIAM HALLICk, 'H'"''''''
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
ADMINISTRATORS Office,

No. IS JOHN street-In pursuance OF An ORDER 81 The
Surrogate County OF New notice hereby given
10 all persons having against Alexander Brown. An
son Cole or Narcu, Brutus deceased mtssai present
,h- with the vouchers thersa TO the subscriber ri m
before the fourth iay OF February next
Dated New.York, Angus, 81, 1912.
n CrprDJru r,EI;c A m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
DUBuC. ADMINISTRATORS OF

No. 50 Jobnstree--Iu pursuance Of an order OF The
Surrogate ot ie Count, OF Newfork, notice Is hereby
given all person. having claims Frederick Rhoda,
deceased inestse, To present the VITA the vouchers
thereof. TIE subscriber, his Office, No. IS Jon.Ireet,
in the Cy ot NewIork or before The fourth day OF
February next
;3,ted New-York, Argu 81 Sd, ls4s.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
ADMINISTRATORS Office.

No. IS John-,treet.-fn pursuance Of order the
sarrog4;c The CoCn.y ScwYork, notice hsrb~ Civ
en- to all peraons having claims against Margaret NcClhe,
Albert Fer,iinsnd William p. DobSon or William BBrrow.,
deceased ntea.eS 10 present tie 2ne with the vouchers
thereof 70 subscriber, ~ MS oce, No 81 JohD-strest
in the City OF New-Iork, before the fourth day CT
February next
Dated Ney.York Argust y 1872
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-08-06
New ORLEANS Prices CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly from the New Orleans
Picayune.

SuGAR--lnferioI to ordinary p So; COM
mon to fair 81 IA; strictly prime SC. per ID.
MOLASSES. From II TO l4c. per gallon.
TOBACCO.--From IA to sac. per ID. accor-
ding to quality.
FLOUR.-From 50 l2i to SIS SO per Dbl.
PORK.-Mess from Sc SO 10 81 90; Prime,
from 50 so to SIS 90 per bbl.
BEEF.-Mess, from SO SO to So 90; Prime,
dollars per Dbl.
BACoN.-Hams a Sac canvassed do 81 a
&c; Sides 3 Sac; Shoulders 24 a 2ic. per Id.
LARD.-Fiom TO Tc. per pound.
BUTTER From to &c. per ID.
BAGGiNG AND BALE ROPE Western
Bagging III l3c per yard; India do. Is lie.
western Rope 81 lac, per ID.
GRAlN.--Con from 80 to 40c. per bushel.
Oats % a 30c. per bushel.
LEAD. From Ste "a dollars per 100 lbs.
wHlSkEY.-~Rectifed from Is TO l5ac. per
gallon.
COFFEE. - Havana Prime Green 81 a 94c.
Rio 81 81; Layguayra 81 81; Domingo
II Sc. per Id.
SALT From ga to SO per sack.
RlCE.--FrOm ) 75to IS per 100 lbs.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-08-06
COMMITTED

ONO the jail of Leake county on the 9TH day
- Of June, 1912, negro man who calls his
nome Anthony, and says he was brought to this
state by trader named McGoovee, and was sold
by him to Mr.. Johnson, living near bayou
Sara, and that he runaway from said Johnson
at hatcher, Had on when taken up shirt and
pantaloons of cotton Lowells. Anthony is about
rs or rs years old, rather light complexion -
about feet 8 or 8 inches high, and raider slim
built. The owner Of said negro is requested to
come toward, pay charges, and take him away,
OF he will be dealt with according to law.
L. D. WILLIAMS,
Sheriff Of Leake County Mi.
July Is, 1912.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-08-06
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

SKUAAS committed TO the Jail Of Simpson
wv county, Mississippi, by Green Fem, an
aching Justice of the peace for said county,
runaway oegro man slave, who says his name is
JEss. and belongs to John II. Bowlwin, of jack
SON La. Said negto is about feet 10 inches
hieh. dark complexion; had on, when commit
ted. palmetto hat, red linsey woolsey round
coat. and white cotton jeans pants.
The owner is requested to come toward, prove
him, aud take him away, or no will be dealt
with as the law directs.
VIM. McCASKILL,
Sheriff of Simpson county, Miss.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-08-06
COMMITTED

GNo the Jail OF Lawrence county Mississippi,
4 as a runaway, on Monday last, negro
man who calls his name Peter-he is about
feet or inches high, about rs or 80 years of
age, some scars on his thighs; had on when COM
mitted, cotton shirt and cotton pantaloons;
says he belongs to Mat. Ramsey, near bayou
Sara, State Of Louisian. The owner Of the
said negro is requested to comply with the re-
QUESTIONS Of the law, ord take him away.
SOLOMON SUTTON,
Sheriff Of Lawrence co. Miss.
Ju'y 10, 1912.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-08-06
M-JoB WORK. .M

Job work of every description
done at this Office, at the shortest
notice, and on the most reasonable
terms, and no mistake
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-08-06


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J. Tappan s. Hubbard & R G Lewis
T. w. Winter and ID. Hardlman
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Richard Hunt
John Henderson
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BENJAMIN D Rutherford
Thomas Coopwood
Boiling G Burnett
Daniel Green
same
John Nelson
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Sylvester Pearl
same
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Armstrong Hodges
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John Nelson
Daniel Green
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John Nelson
Richard o Brown
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Thomas Niece
Boiling G Burnett
Armstrong Hodges
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Orsamus l. Nash
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Armstrong Hodges
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Daniel Green
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Thomas CoopWood
same
Thomas McGee
Orsamus L Nash
Thomas McUee
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Johns Jimason
Thomas Coop"ooo
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Anthony "lhe'O"
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Ihomas CooP"o0u
Boiling Y burns"
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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-08-06

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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30

may not be jeoparded from this prece-
dent, which, staring the commanding
officer in the face, may prevent him
from assuming the responsibility by
which alone it may be secured. For
you must we'll know and remember
that il was martial law alone by which
we we're able. successfully to defend
the city; and tbat Judge Hall, WHO
afterwards imposed the fine upon me
when the order was first read. ok.
claimed, with upliited hand, that By
it the city might be saved without il
it was lost. ~ aIH Ollie
"To you, friend, for the first time
have unfo,ded my feelings, deter
mined, my country would not voIun
tarily do me justice, that / would pas
TO my grave in silence, and without ;
murmtir; but as this perhaps tie las
letter | may wIite you, could no
refrain from expressing 10 you my
feelings on a review of our privation
and dangers together be,o!e New Or
cans"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30

CIRCUIT COURT His Honor M.
L. Fitch, dismissed the jury on yes
terday; the remainder of the term IS
occupied in the disposition OF mollons.
What can present more gloomy
appearance, than the tail end OF a
Court? The lawyers are dull from
labor and fatigue, the crowd dispersed,
the groceries abandoned, the landlord
is 'poking' bill at his boardaTs, the
clerk becomes wrathy, for he has MN
utes TO bring mp, the loaler s,oped Tor
want of patronage, the keeper of the
Re,taurat reposes IN quiet on his couh-
ter. old Broadway has removed his
cake-cart, and taken away the beer
barrel, but one horse hitched to the
rack, and not red cent left to swear
by. Come! We preachers, now Is your
chance to grab us. We will make one
last, grand, unusual effort ofnature tC
let you "come it over US"
In truth, ours has been dull Cour
that generous Kentuckion, VIM. X
Miles, has lost his usual vivacity anc
spirit, in laboring for his clients; Col
Lansdale presents more care in his Wis
sage than usual, Judge Shattuek wouIt
or did MOI deliver one of his interestin!
sermons, Col. Cook has Worn his Goa
during the Court; Brooke has no time
to comb his head, Judge Perkins Loaned
out his horse, and Mr.. Enloeis there.
Wen, "times ai'nt as they used t
was'-we are all mashed up as fine 4
sand; yet, amidst all this gloom an'
dependency, when the vlrtuoas an
industrious have been drawn into tn
same vo tex with the gambl r an
speculator, when grim poverty sheW
its internal physiognomy to Us all; W
have yet, one consolatlon-Old Rel
has fallen to half dime per drink
That's something, any how,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
IAX COLLECTORS SALE.

H WILL sell to the highest bidder for
X cash, before the court house door OF
Holmes county, in the town of Lexington,
on the first Monday, the 9Th day Of June
next, within the hours prescribed by law,
the following described tract or parcel Of
land, within the following limits, to wit
commencing at the north east corner Of
section 6, township Is, range 2 east,--
thence due north to Funnagusha creek
thence along the neanders of said creek
to where the hall mile line, running north
and south, Of section !, lownship l5,range
east, crossing The said creek, thence due
south, TO the half mile post, on the south
ern line ofsaid section /, thence due east
one mile and a half, tothe south east corr
ner ofsaid section 6, thence north TO the
beginning containing four hundred and
twenty acres, more or less.
Assessed as the property of Joseph n.
PIummer, and will be sold or so much OF
he same, as will pay seventeen dollars
and eghty two cents, tax due tor the
year l64l. II 1a ~.
4 sg b. ID. SCOTT, T. C.
Holmes county.
April, so 2l---lm Sb.
,NRt -Hfah
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-30
LLAINN TUN DRUG STOKE.
Lexington, April 30, 1912. ally.
DR.. SPFNCER'S VEGETABLE ANTI Bill
IOUS AND ANTI DYSPEPTIC PILLS.

TMSHE universal estimation in which these
NJ celebrated Pills are held, is satisfactorily
demonstrated by tie increasing demand for them
in every State aud section OF the Union, aud by
The voluntary testimonials to their remarkable
efficacy which are every where offered. IL is
not less from deeply gratifying confidence that
they are the means Of extensive and nestimate
good among his afflicted fellow creatures than
nom interested considerations, hat the proprietor
of these pre-. mnenty successful medicines is de-
sirous OF keeping them constantly before pub
lie eye. The sale OF every additional box and
bottle is a guarantee that some persons viii be
relieved from greater or less degree OF suffering
and be improved IN general cath; Tor in no
case OF suffering from disease can they be taken
in vain.-The proprietor has never known or
been informed of an instance in which they have
failed to do good.--ln the most obstinate cases
Of chronic disease, such as chronic dyspepsia,
torpid liver, rheumatism, asthma, nervous and
bilious headache, costivencss, piles, general de.
biity, scrofuIous swelIngs aud ulcers, scurVy,
salt rhcum and nlloher ohroniCallections o the
organs and membranes, they effect cues with a
Rapidly and permanently which few persons
would theoretically believe, but to which thou
sands have testified from happy experience. In
dGce the most fatal diseases of the lungs aud in.
deed the vicera in general, these medcincs,i il
taken but for three or four days never fail. Ia.
ken at night, they so promote the nsensible per-
spiraton, and so relieve the system OF lebrie ae-
ton and fculent distractions, as to produce n
most delightful fense Of conyalescence in the
morning and though the u-ua syptoms OF cold
should partially return during the day; the repe-
iiton OF a suitable dose AT the next hour of bed.
time will almost invariably effect permanent re-
lief, without further aid. Their effect upun e.
ycrs of a more acute and violent kind is not
less sue aud speedy if taken in proportionable
quantity; aud persons retiring to bed with in
damatrry symptoms Of the mosl alarming kind,
VIII awake with begrat0 ing consciousness thar
tic fierce enemy has been overhr0wn, dnd tab
be easily snbdued. In The same Ayay.iyiseraI
tugesccnce, thoust long established, and ysCerai
iufamaIions, however critical, win Yield tile
former TO small aud the latter TO large doses Of
these Pilsj and 90 also hysteriCal affections,