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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
Boston Recorder.

This is not only the oldest Religious Paper in
this country, but, in our opinion, decidedly the
best. 1t is conducted with much ability and
fairness, and in a candid and most excellent
spirit. 1t is such a paper as kind-hearted and
intelligent Christian may always peruse with
profit and delight. Its correspondents are a.
mong the best writer's of the day, Among
those who are now holding controversies through
its columns, are the Rev. Messrs. Stowe and
Wilson of Cincinnati, Phelps of New York, and
Beecher of Boston.
One thing should commend the Recorder to
the patronage of Anti-Slavery men every where
1t is uniformly fair and courteous towards
them. 1t treats the subject of slavery candidly,
and never sacrifices the cause of truth to please
pro-slavery men. And this we regard as a high
recommendation, not only to Abolitionists but &c
all who possess any thing like a Christian spirit
since most of the prominent religious journ-
ais of the day have become trimmers to the pop
ular breeze,-the panders to power, and the
ministrants of a corrupt and cruel public senti
ment.
The last weeks Recorder came out in a new
dress, and in appearance greatly improved. The
proprietor has wisely adopted the plan of con
densation, in preference to extension of surface
His paper is large enough and good enough, fol
any body.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
MUFFs, BOAs, AND TIPPETsi

THE largest and best ssOrtment of LADIES FANCY
L FURS ever offered for sele in Montpelier, can be
found at w. T. BURNHAMs's Hat Store, opposite the
Village Hotel, which will be sold for a very small ad-
vance on Boston prices. Nov. 27.-4S
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

GASHI CASH! Farmers can getCAsH, and the
u highest prices, for PORK, POULTRY, BUTTER
and CHEESE, by calling on the subscriber at the store
Of BALDWIN, SCOTT Co. &c. LEWIS.
Nov. "a, I946. 46
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

III UNTERs can get CASH, and The highest prices.
IN for all kind Of SHIPPING FURS, by calling
at the Drug store of S X Collins, where they will find
a general assortment of POWDER and SHOT for sale
cheap. 48 November 20, 1916.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
wmA- m@ HR a.

In Norwich, on the 10th ult., by Rev. s. Kellogg,
Mr.. Thomas w. Pool, to Mrs. Lemina H. Mosely.
Also by the same, on the 25th ult., Mr.. Ebenezer
F. Hutchinson, to Miss Harriet A.. Benson.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

MY Advertisement in this paper a year ago, was the
INl cause Of my forming many valuable acquaintanccs,
which / trust THEY will not have occasion to regret.
Hope to see them again, as also many of their friends,
and the numerous readers of this valuable Sheet who visit
his city, or are in the way of sending for Goods in my
line.
My place for the sale of HATS, CAPS, and every
description ofFUR GOODS, is l7S Washington street,
Observation-Disclosures Rooms, I'd and Sd stories.
AZ w. NJ. SIIUTE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
CAPSI CAPSl

81 ninubIe .Ninepence," is The motto!
DOYS! you can get a good Fur Trimmed CAP for So
ID cents at Burnham's Cap Store. Gentlemen can also
find a good assortmen Of FUR CAPS. Nov. p.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
BAKERSFIELD ACADEMICAL INsTI.
TTrTTNE

BAKERSFIELD AUAUEMIUAL INSII"
TUITION.
j. S. SpnuIding, A. B. Principal.
Mrs. J. S. SpauIding, Prrceptress.
Mr.. S. M. Bassett, Teacher of Vocal MI sic.
Mrs. S. M. Bassett, Teacher of Piano Music.
Mrs. o. Il. HOughtou, Teacher of Landscape
painting and Perspective.
The Winter term commences OH Wednesday
Dec. 81. Lectures with experiments will he Civ
en- as usual. An Achromatic Telescope with Ter
restrial and Celestial Powers sufficiently large to
render visible the Nebule md the Belts Of the
Planets hns been obtained. Books are furnished
by the Principal. Board including rooms, wood
and washing $l,12 1-2 to l,25.
SETH CAKES, Sec.
Bakersfield Nov. 10, 1945. STAT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
STATE OF VERMONT.

RANDOLPH DISTRICT, SIS.
Al a Probate Court, holden at the Probate Office in
Washington, within and for said District, on the 18th
day of Novembe l645-Present, John Colby Judge.
A N Instrument purporting to be the last will and
IN. testament of THOMAS AUSTIN late of Chelsea, in
said district, deceased, being presented to the Court
here by Harry C. Weeden, the executor therein nam
ed, for probate; 1T IS ORDERED by said Court, that
all persons concerned therein, be notified to appear at
a session of said Court, to be holden at the Inn of C.
Blodgett, in Chelsea on the 18th day December 1915,
and show cause, ifany they may have, against the Pro
bate of said will for which purpose, it is ordered, that
a copy ofthe record of this order, be published three
weeks successfully, in the Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at Montpelier, as soon as may be.
A true copy Of record,
3A7 Attest-JOHN COLBY, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
DAVID ID. BURROUGHS ESTATE.
PEAT ESTATE ATT pITRI IT

NbNH III ODH1O w
NPY virtue Of license from the Hon. the Probate
ED Court for the district of Randolph, will be sold
at public auction, on the premises, in Brookfeld, VI. on
Tuesday, the I'd dly Of December, 1915, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, the Hill Farm, $50 c%alle1,) whereof David d.
Burroughs, late of Brookfeld aforesaid, died seized and
possessed; containing about one hundred and ninety
acres ofland, with convenient buildings thereon. Credit
for twelve months will be given, if desired, for a part Of
the money, with good and sufficient security.
FIG. BIGELOW, Executor.
BIookheld, Nov. I3, ls45. AZ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

WILLIS H. CALDWELL would take This OPP
portunIty to give notice that he will continue the
wheel-wright business in all its branches at the
old stand, and win be hnppy to receive the pat
ronage Of old customers and the public generally
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

THE BEST CHEWING TOBACCO!
A LSO Fine.Cut Smoking and Chewing and Common,
"a At BALDWIN, SCOTT anil e. s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

A LPACCASj AROthes lot nat received and selling
N a, eur tormst D. pri'esr HAtnwlT, e'%co,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
NOTICE

Is hereby given that | have disposed of my en-.
tirs stock in trade g. business to my son, Willis H
Caldwell. A. D. H. CALDWELL.
Montpelier. Nov. I9, l845
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

The following just remarks are from the
Northampton Herald. We have received a few
numbers of this valuable paper and were about
to speak of it when we noticed the remarks be-
low, to which we heartily subscribe. An inter-
esting discussion is now going going on between
Rev. A. A. Phelps and DR.. Beecher, on the
question of slavery, as connected with the church.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

.thsir uishls M iulssssli hoall g. Eu.s&-
"a ssd pse1slsd y o ssl'op q -
/. n. smish. af Psnain. rs orpesed
70 he ssll. He aid: :. IL proposes g d
s.sy viii 81 jest dsmsnds against sho.s
= he have smlgEs,ed q Ihis e0uaify Iron
smx 81 he S.slss.T Tie @esssFs o. sn'
pera.ion bad bssn cssnrd By parcel =
people 1ha have eomr Inio ne eoehify
sesy lslrl, and now lhey wan'ed 10 81
30 81 psyia Ihsir hansa dshiss
.Why, 90. said Mr. s.. sss I rsm'
from hone On my ssy here ] rss'st
through q people ~ho 1rse shout . han.
a,s; 10, Ihrss oul e Eve &c wham bad bess
IN the eosnlry leng su-aEh 20 l.ks M
eslh oil Il esiaase: and thsss PeeTlr Eaat
"a d ernhal u, vale.' vrte 10 81. nsssl'
% i.uin cor iss, debts o. ss vii iaHl
sou.
;. Mr. Aru.irorg srPliss M.nl
have eame 10 hi. euuhli, under sdsers'
srd very embarrassing circumstance.
.rLe very ldes Of beng again haFrsssss
Is enough 10 lrsriiy tlsm ,nia nPPosll'sl
10 nh. g,rstnessurs q snnsxsl'"ns."
.TLsre wss adeslol 1rihsE dsb.lr NJ
ON The bill. and Il 1ss sams hit amena
ed. bal fnllls carried By vote Of % 9
n. 10 The Tex-ns are priv tarsiasl
" p,o,rehd sg.iasi tie creditors 10 lh'
S.airs."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11
- lQLlllaI - NELlCo.

eEE boJNLAaf WIZ MEXICO
ne 0sah,.slva uaiuA .slsrs % Il
esssasn = ohr h.gndasy aIh M,aRo.
znd ssys;
In aeefpalnk or Itapositioa. T~xas
agrees - - Easrsnrd ~ ma bsund.rv
1hirh he uailsd Saslss nay asrsnss : i,h
M~xsca. Isbseases u.eif dssy. skrs..
lcsrs n ssrlr Ihls beundssy by sn ami..
ssbls (sad ne base - da.ha b.. lihrr.Il
nssetsiiOa % ssr part. - b he isfns
q ne zeHiy 81 psars. ~ IsKss. "a
mssa shs Tees Inch &c obi med !. .
p.n o. Louisiana. We rlsin De Re
Glande ss hrs srsRfa bouhdsry. as =.
haze s,es elaias5 Il sines ahs rsns ar
1903. and - q hss heen els.rsei b. zee.
~ sdninssir.s,.n.--by Jsiis0en. Nal.
.an. M.-nsas. p.nekasy. Adams, cl,,..
kr. &c. We claim he Re Grade. 4.
TITS hrIselG has nslfoFnly el.,ald a
o. DIR her orssn,e law. Tsaas ID N.
Nsrre. VAS hssi LAID ds~ . ~ Mssiso On.
al ,ks had ssPala'sd Lessell frau Sam,
10 al,sr aus seqslsiiion ol I.ausi.h. IA
fsu3. aud Uanl she defshR,d M. nnIv
TraA.. b1i Tsmaslips-. cshahviI., s..d
NV Nesro m.lf. Tell us no. Then N
ne Texa. of Msxino. We elsia he
Tsaa. >. o ginslly Il lined b. The vi.
led s,sts-snd ss siare selllse D, Toy.
az hrIssh. Thess 10, IN farl. m q IiruI.
n about he boundary ga he loser ncs.
nan vi he R,a Grand; and u . asly
shen you. ascend the higher prl. &C
hrsnehes VI lha riEsE. thai There -, an, 10
be ~, considerable isoln Cor d.spSis Q,
Eos nrgonailon." .-...
We isslr IL Tor g,anled lhsi IN slusme
sxirns,on "f le,pIaay losa'ds The Myxi.
csn passsss,"ns 10 not % Js.nabls 80 ths
s-lllsasnI e lh- nue nsll,al boundary
hst-r,n tue tao e"sa,is. II NE Rio
GIsndr lr as ia, ice. ie nsa. HUI he
fae,s II geography are hl.d f.s,.. and
~. y "ueh,l. d tsIRias qaesi.a nf Ih,s
klni. l,rnat 90 Issue 81 Il length be-.
t~ssn ss ssJ m-sro. far thai e.,s -.
easlJ di.pss,s.s her 4 her whole lsuIln.
~ aud IsEmIn.tr her p.lIllcsl .xrlrnee.
N"s Il s los " 10 be magnanimsv, aud
loss ball. Imtr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

Il is seldom that we h We such painful
duty To p,rIorn as deyolyes upon US this
morning. IN announcing tue death ofJudge
Samuel ]. Ii,chcuck. of New Haven.
Tie died on Sunday evening las, At =
o'clock. in the 60tI year Of his age. He
grstua. d a, YaIr College in 1909. witt,
the first honnrs oC lns class. He ha' tlled
several places 81 high tust with ss''s'sc'
ton 10 The people of Conhscticnt. tie
has been for long time the President o.
the New Haven and Hartford RaIlloa"
Company. lie was professor al iale
Law School. &c which be has had inc
principal management since It's rslabish '
,neni To The time of his death. me
Church. the Bar, The llcneh. the Pr"ir"
sor's CHAIR. the family circle, sn'l '"r
community in which he lived. have s''s'
tanned heavy loss in his death.
N Y. Tribune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11
For the recorder.
FACTS FOR A THOUSAND MILLIONS.

MR. EDIToR:-Wil you again allow
sne 81 fIl some spsre corner 81 y"Ur pa.
ret siih q lev facts dedured from the
blondy history OF human yioIsnsef The
news, .aper press has long perpeiuaed Re-
uini.eenrrs Of War. seasoned, - the AZ.
den, fancy OF yonlh. with the Gorgeous
her"cs Vi pai,iou.@ AID poetry and fo-
inance. I-honld be exceedingly grateful
% your e..srt,sy. and sou might i'y man.
kind under some obligation 20 thai bland
qual,.s NJ Cnrrtsmts. if you would oc-
c,-ian ~ admit Into y .ur cnlunns soRe
Of those "Reminiscences of Rar esleuls.
'sd T. in.pi,s boti TIE young aud The old.
" III. enhah.sa.a .as, with a. iadon,..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

Tie honor Of the people aud he Gov.
srnnent of I, xas In money m.uer. /. MT
We hope, elurIdaied IN The following m a.
Ter, complied from the Texa. N.tlora
R-giser Of the 10Th uIt,mo. Anindsfinls
pmtiun III the ciiizens Of The new s a,r. u
- true, fed IN Il To be secure sga,ust The
tns, laws oil some o. the old States Of The
Union. and annexa'inn wo,ild be poor
bus'ne's To- them II Justice could 2 along
with u; bur ws should have thought thai
proposition Ike the following could
hardly have found favor with a maturity
OF the L'g,.lnure: Exchange piper.
Mr.. Armstrong. on the 26th June.
asked leave TO in:foduce a bill barring Ger.
tim GAINS, debts. judgments, &C.. winch
he said ha you'd read, AMI explain 10 =
that snbJec, 10 connected with the subjecl
Of annexation.
The ohjec, Of the bi ! vas /, preren,
The collection Of claims sgsn., the nh b.
ants Of Texas BY cit,zcas Of The Uai.ed
Staies.
!" M. Armstrong said these we're ma.
ny worthy citizens IN many of HE cnun
lies who would be believed BY bill 81
this nature. There were sygrsai maay
pefsons ~ this republic. he had no dosbi
IN Tbs world. vino woalI oppose the
measure Of sanexsiiso unless they thought
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

A GLUrToS.--On Tuesd.y . fellow.
named George Sidirr, cab nan, liy,ns a,
M'ls ebd, undertake, Tor wager Of dos.
10 eat. within The space Of two hours. =
leg VI mutton, weighing nine pounds, a
peck 81 peas. and 1--WE pounds Of potatoes,
which be accomplished. having tw.lse
minutes 10 spare. Du,ing bi, meal he
drank ,hres quart. Of beer, aud all.s con.
cla.ioo declared he could have managed
pound Or two mure within Tie same
,ime. Eng. Papers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

The Crime IF" Prorimity."-rhe
Pos'ms.,er General lately ure,e 10 P"s'.
mas er III Vnginra, that his "fFice mus BE-
Discontinued. in CONSEQUENCE oi u. prcx.
imny 10 ano,htt "ffire. The POSTMASTER
frpl'ed, tompisining lit trIy al the de.
contiru. ncr-nnl fn the lake Of the sal 3.
~. which VS. hut 62t &c, Is ssrk--bu,
an secoun, Of the charge Il proximity;
fo'. .aId he, never "a. guilty ofprox.
Unity III ny Ilfr -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11
ABILITY OF sExlco TO co TO war.

AsA1aA - sassNtS1 ~ w 49, w Nh
The uamn pub ashrs ..me .is,em.rs
10 sh"s lhe lnc.p civ Il M.xira o. car.
" IN sa with The unusd States n
Allu.es % rrr.r, made b. th- M,xesa
;"rgrs.. l..t wear. nv Ros.stLe IrsshI
M,n.isr ol Finance. tbrn -e,ng - rhsn.
nan ~ . ramnltl.e. adverse ~ the pro.
p"sIii"n 10 rzise II ihs, ,imr, BY lo,a. ten
mrll,ons " doli.ss Cor We re-evnqycsl u
T.Aas. The Uni"n rs,x *e
F,0m ilis fepml. Il appears that lie
fHign debt 81 Mrxiro amognts 10 more
than tpy sA,llo~s OF d,.ll.rs. OF whlch
lwealy n,llla.s begin 10 b. p.yahls 90
the IL u 0csnbrr, lsf7. For lie psy.
neni of this later sun, aud 10 ini-re.',
one bundled m,ll,.ns OF srtes In C.tlots
ma. Chihaahvs. Snnn,a. New Mrxeo,
AID Tssss. seusl 20 ons.sislh ol III The
'ruis'y si.s.~~s ey- shs vrp.sl,e. srs
m-rigsRrd. M.xiesn bunds bnnR 10
more Than 30 per cent. IN Laadob: and
bv . Hosn 10 'hs smosn, required. would
fall 10 25 per cent: 50 that, ia The opiG.
inn III HE committee, 20 cider 20 res.
lice the zen millions ssked. en- adtiuoa
~ inriy millions 10 the national debt will
be nsrs,ssIy. Under these emean.i.ncrs,
the con n'pse declared thar. slthosgh IL
you'd be desirable and glorious to reco,.
er Texas. vet the nation should not be
fnined 10 order 20 .frci ihs, cad; seer
d'nsly they Recommended The rejreiion,sf
The propos'iion. cVnseis,ns that the rebel.
l'ous P'osihce might be brought TO cub.
m'ss'on. by merely e@ploy ing the regular
meaps Of the Stale wuh teUnomy.
The pop stun Tor loan Of ten mil.
hons vas accordll giy sjee'ed IN October.
1874; SET this same Serof LOUIS De Ia
Ro.s. Who then considered Il impos.,bls
10 ise TIA, amnun,. without running the
S'ale, nov, ~ July. ls45. himsslfIseou.
Tends that tile minismy, Of which Ls
f"tms . Iarl. .hould be eGpowsud 10
raise fifrsn millions. by extraordinary
nesn.--c-riainly NIL less iuinous Than
.hose r.j.c ed by him lew months be-
lore.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

The TONE cHAN6ED.--'l'hs Washing.
ton U"Ion. nos s~ys. that var with Mex
leo 10 "virwsd foo lightly in several
rrspecis'-.hsi IL .w,ll be rery slpen-
sire'-,hsI W mus, !" pu, for,I, our uhois
Strength" r. liy the offici.l orR.n j.
late IN ptrceiving slat e'er, inteIligen,
man IN the country long ,incs knew, ~
might have known. We thought, from
The l.ngasge used, The Government con.
siderrt Ibis war cry small aGair!-ihal
~e had .o'hInp Z" do b1l march Ia the
hill If Mo"mzama aud get oceans Of cash
from the Mine. of Mexico. Ii seem the
Uti,n dsies not longer d. c,Ite the pso.
pie. We're PuIk and hls advisers real,
sach biockheads 80 To- believe what they
caused Ia be published to the people u
be true. m Was % the rS.uh oil h.b,iusl
hypocrisy! At any rate il. tome is chang:
ed. Mr.. Bonba.tes Furicso. VIA was
but a dss or two ago rr-srniing an ideal
STEW at he l.nnchtna 81 IL. bolts Of Jovs
among q cnltecuon Ut piemie-. now ~.
sumes HE .yl- Of " Take care. genie.
Den--sone Of you will br huri!"
Independent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

PfLISG UP JoK.s.---S rakrng Of "'e'
what I. more maggish tan dogs
al Vi hen he u well asase'i! eli
S,eaking", ,ai's---.eslsa,- k' t""''
tina end s.lls III Eggs TO- mta CT
Speak GO h"gs---we saw ON 81 'hs''
s.,,nals IL. Other day lying ~ III" e""','
and ~ The oppos''r o"r srll "'es''"
mar: he fret had ring IN HI r's'' "o
Iauer Va, = ting IN MS 6"etr. The ne"
was drusk, the h % va. sobrr. N hog
. knoan bv the compasy he keeps
thnnght ~e; 20 though. Mr.. Po'sr'' '"'
III he went. III an sI vi VS.
Spssk,pe of going oG--po's % ~
mini Of gun we once owned. ~ "''',
n Que night. aud we hsyen't seea
sinec.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

A Gocr 0sE "A snn OF tie Emerald
I.lr, ~ pursuit of work. .lopwd in our
g"odly CRY last week. says the Hudson
Gazette. and. after ,nqu,ins through tie
streets Tor employ meiit, gave u up; and,
as he returned - The nses. he exclaimed
10 person he met, Och" saws he.
"ihis IS = finished city; there is no, .
speck of work TO BE- done in IT,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

AMERICAN R.ILRoADs.--Thc railroads
completed and in progress in the United
States form an aggregate length Of three
thousand seven hundred and eighty seven
miles, at an aggregate cost Of over one
hundred and thirteen millions OF dollars.
There ale also now in the United States.
in operation and nearly completed, over
two thousand miles Of capal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11

but we are Told when We leel EXHAUST.
ed. drink Of grog restores Us. IL may
be followed By an apparent. restoration;
but IL is deceptive and not real, for the ea-
rilemen, np"n which Ihs apparent resto-
ration depend. is always brought about
al the expense Of nervous energy, y hirh
will as certainly be filos.d BY state
Of exhaustion as the sun sells beyond The
western hemisphere, OF as The planets
move IN th.ir Orbits. M fact is more
certainly settled in natural philosophy,
Than this is as regards The effects Of Alcohol
upon the hum.n system. so that in or
der ~ Keep up the effects &c The first drink.
il requires smother and another. and an.
s.sisc.s suit 90 s'a .nsii siiv - stem - Iashed
into such state OF EXHAUSTED excitement,
that il is like the ja.eI horse iha, springs
forward und. The infection Of the whip
aud spur, only to fall and expire from
me exertion previously made. Aud thai
Alcohol shoeld exert so ,bspeful an in
fuence upon the human system. and ope.
rate as the predisposing or exciting cause
to most Of the diseases with which 1t, ,,s
afflicted. is plsi. to be understood by eve.
! nv one acquainted with medical sci, nce.
The human system as a whole is com.
passed Of many minor systems and organs;
as the nervous system, The srlsrial sys.
lem. the venous system, the secreling and
excretiag system, thesl mach. lungs, &c;
all of " 'ich perform an important part in
the saim-l economy: all Of which have an
appropriate sphere in which 10 AIT, eacl
performing lie osn functions; and all. ni
nearly all the articles whirh com pose the
maieria medica have an affinity Tor some
one ar other of The organs Or systems.
! Hence we see one article produce emesis
anpiher diaphorpsis. and third especlp
ration; the first acting on The stomach, the
second on the skin, tie ihI,d on the lungs
And Alcohol has its affinity for one o
those systems and organs; and il is fol
tie nervous system and brain. tie par
Of The system that is usually the firsl q
, suffer in all acute diseases, winch i,
shown BY their being usually ushered il
, By a GRILL; and they are by far the mos
important part Of The animal rronony
since tiley regulate the actions Of all ,hs
other minor systems and organs; go tina
Any thing which impairs the power ant
action Of .he brain aid nerves. inhicts a.
injury upon all the other organs. For it i,
through The brain We perform all IF or in
telleciual dperalinns. and by nervous in
fiuence that all The functions Of The bod,
are performed. Hence we Sc. that Al
coi,t,l exerts its baneful influence upon iht
sery fbunian of oil the vital forces; III,
! ruinnus effects of which must he fell il
every tissue and fibre Of The system
stimulating some Of the organs To inorli
nate srtion, While others fall behind tn,
placid s,reSm OF lie, thus desire, ing ,llei
harmonious action, Upon which bealil
AMI happiness depend. u.s.