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Tnx SUNDAY RIorKRs.-Au the parties arrested on
charges OF riot and tumult Sunday brought be-
Tore Mayor Lambert. Justice Blatshey and alderman
Barnard yesterday, but consequence the great mum
Der 1t was found impossible to go into examination
The complaints made against each we're heard aud
the partes committed for hearing, unless they pro-
cured ball. which 6xed at $780, Several were dis
charged, no compliments appearing against them The
City Hall thronged with spectators during the day
bus everything passed of peaceaby and in order No
one was killed Sunday and very few were seriously
hurt, Notwithstanding the noise and confusion.
DELIVERED HIMSELF UP.--Henry Coggens, who stands
charged with killing man named Patrick Boyle gave
himself up to the custody Of Deputy Sheriff Clayton
few days SINCE and was examined on Saturday last be-
fore Justice Blatchley. Several witnesses were exam
ned and 1T appeared that the defendant, with Others
was driving the Glars road Sunday the 2Ist ult
when Boyle who was partially intoxicated attempted to
pull one OF the party ou OF the wagon and made use
Of threatening language. The defendant thereupon
jumred ont OF his vehicle, and dealt deceased blow
which terminated fatally shortly afterwards He was
held in 9S Goo bail toappear snd answer.
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w,ll,sm.bure CITY rrtelI,aenee.

Az ADRoIr TBnr. yesterday forenoon two young
entered the grocery store Of Anderson Brother 216
South Ninth street, while Of them engaged the
attention of the clerk the other absracted about $50
from the money drawer, with which they escaped
ARRESTS ny PorIoB--Assstant Chief Of Police ~
r. Hunt reports the following arrests BY the police for
the month OF MayArson, assault, deadly Intent, a.
assaulting officer A. abandonment, assault and bat
terry a. assault a. breach OF peace C; drunk and dis
orderly, SO; drunk IA dsorderiy 12 disabled L. Agt
ing in Streets 8; gambling II given up by bail 81 In
sane, petit larceny, Il; malicious trespas, rotng,
nances, A-total, 1856. Nativity limited States On
colorcd 10; ireland, 179 Germany, SO; England H.
Scotland and France q not reported, So Or the above
81 sent to the county JAIL 81 to the Penitsntary
10 to the poor house 2ol otherwise disposed ~ Num-
Der Of persons furnished lodgings, g. NaAr Of lost
children restored TO parents 90.
SUDDEN DKArH-Ycsterday afternoon Coroner HanortI
held inquest Mt No. 103 sixth street. on the bedy OF
Mafy Caruady native of Ireland sixty years o. nge
Deceased retired bed Saturday evening and short
y after was found dead verdict Of death on disease
4 Of the heart was rendered
Tux CHARGH on Yesterday afternoon the exsms-
| nation OF Messrs. swsrtz Wechaler wAz commenoeos
before Justice Boswell and Mayor wall Iney wefe ar
reaed on suspicion Of having set fire % tneIr sofc No
100 Grand street Friday morning inc tesmony er
several nesscs taken and the case was adlourne1
until 10 day Nothing TO criminals the PRISONERS wss
| elicited.
| po.urxa us FArHu. "A young msa, named ysmes wa-
sor vas arrested yesterday BY his fshss and locked ~
10 await examination, charress,tss ~ ffcua b =
sist The money watrecos cTe'.
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Jersey city Intelligence.

rorrrH WARD PUBIC SCHOOL BurrHSg.--A public
school bniding much needed in the Fourth ward and
measures being taken for TO lie erected. The
subject has boon brought up several occasions during
the year past and the mayor called attention to II in his
ncssagc. The Beard Of Education, at rs meeting
Saturday evening adopted resolution that the Common
Council be requested 10 purchase four lots Ia the Fourth
ward for site for such edfce. II aso resolved
that the Fourth ward MEMBERS OF the Board OF Educa
ton be committee 70 confer With The Common Council
committees on education, and public grounds and
buildings, to select such site
LAYING CORNER Stone FROM time immemoiial
down TO the present period there hsf been church
edihce In Communipaw--tbat venerable city-the In
babitans Of which have always been remarkably regular
in going to meeting. A daring wave Of progress has
washed over its conservative soil, and church--a
Methodist church-is TO be erected. On Wednesday
next at O'Clock the corner IL TO be laid on
which occasion Br J. B, wakely Of New York, will de-
liver the discourse. Al 1h and ut AZ o'clock stage.
viii leave the Jersey City ferry for Communpaw, and
stae a. the close Of divine services. t
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Markets..

NEW ORtEtNs, June J, 1854.
The Asia's came to hand late last night
cotton market has been duh to day. at previous rates.
Sales restricted TO 1900 bales. The business & the
foots up 19,Co0, ard the stock hand here is
245 600 bales Middling Ia Quoted at SIC The de-
in the receipts at all the southern ports
pared with the date last year. is ABS 900 bales
Flour has dcclinedsales of Ohio have been made at
sG2s. Corn is dull at So 56c. Pork is heavy, with
salcs OF mess at $i2 Lard il at sc. for b5 with
dull market. Rio coiloe--thc sales Of the week have
been 4, 500 bags at ioc the stock hand is 500
hags. Sight exchange Now York is at Il per cent dis
count Cotton freights to Liverpool quoted at 5Sd.
BALTIMORE, june 3, 1854
The offerings at cattle market to-day were
AGO head of beef cattle of which $50 sold at prices rang
ing from S4 90 TO So 75 tho hoaf. The stock was
quite inferior. OF hogs the supply less abundant
ard sa,es were made AZ s5 80 q Sc 2J per 100 lbs.
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A rRINTiNd OFFICE DESTROYED.


THE cocHIPUATE BANK-rHE BARK APPLETON LOST.
BosroS June 6, 1854.
The hearing Of the Coehituste Bank had this
ing, befoe Chief Justice Shaw. From the statement of
its affairs 1T appears thai the :epal was nearly absorb
ed by bad doubtful psper The Court therefore order
cd the Injunction to be perpetual Tie bill holders and
depositors win most probably be paid in full.
The bark Appleton, from California for Boston,
into on the night Of the Sd inst of Chatham by the
bark Milford, from New York for this port The Appleton
sunk in fve minutes, carrying down two The
lest Of the crew escaped. The Milford sustained no
damage.
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From Providence.
TIE CITY GOVERNMENT oRGANIzING--FREAKs or AN
ELEPHANT AT LARGE.

PnovrpxycE June y 1854
The city organized to day and the old
officers were generally elected Tic city council voted
not to make the usual celebration Of the Fourth of July
but to toll the bells hour at SUNRISE noon and
down, on account Of the repeal or the Missouri compro
mise; and the recent events in Boston.
Alarge elephant attached to menagcric while the
way TO Fall River got beyond the control OF his keeper
and killed three horses the road smashed the wagons
and seriously injured two who in the wagons
Tho elephant finally captured Shades fcrry and
al on IN IA Rivn~
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The Public works OF Pennsylvania.

PmtADTIrBIa juno 5, 1853.
Al meeting of the stockholders Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad this morning, committee reported unanimous
" against the purchase Of the main line upon the terms
fixed by the act Of the legislature The report
mends the appointment Of committee to act in conjunc
tion with the directors and decide future action, in
case the sale he not made under the IT. The
dation was ncgatiyed and the committee discharged from
fuv c4;o
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Movements or Southern Steamers.

SAVANNAH, Juue !, 1854
The steamship Knoxville, Capt Ludlow arrived at her
wharf hero in ffty.dye hours from New York
CHARLESTON, June 4, 1854.
The steamship Nashville did not leave here for New
York until ten O'Clock this Sunday morning, having
been detained by bad weather since o'clock p NJ. on
Saturday.
The United States mail steamship souherner, Captain
Thomas Ewan from New York, arrived here at IL
O'Clock on Saturday night.
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COMMENCEMENT or THE JUNE THRN
Jr5Ihc court met to-day agrecably TO the sta tutes
There not being quorum OF the Grand Jury present.
that body were discharged until to morrow morning.
The Petit Jury empanneled aud case was dis
posed OF by them.
Aeqnittdl-GraHd Larceny ny-Tmothy Shea was tried
and acquitted OF stealing hteen coats from Erastus
Steever, Of No. 134 Fulton street.
Plea cf Guilty. Sex1 Liquor Withom LIoexk.--Peter
0roh pleaded guilty 70 selling liquor At ths store No 4a
Third street, not having Iicense Sentence deferred
be Court tAsa sdicugned.
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The baltimore Races.

BALTIMORE June g. 1884
Our Faces commenced to-day. There large attend
ance Of strangers, including many New York fash gen
try. The to day, mile heats for purse Of $500
as won By Ellen Bstcm an, in two straight heats
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Dsss ructive ATires.

Dess rslctive Afires.
PROVISION STORES DESTROYED 1T ALEXANDRIA, Va
WAnfnn TON June 5, 1854.
The provision stores Of Mr. Home AID Messrs Masters
Son, on Union street. Alexandria ere destroyed by
Ere this morning Hons had 80 bsres Of hour and
large quantity of lard. hams, &c. in store, only small
portion OF which saved During the fire ten kegs of
powder in Masters store exploded, crcsSng great
cittment and damage, but person injured. The
buildings were completely gied and most n their
tents destroyed The loss will probably aDount to
900, ,O60
MEAcHERY BURNED AT sMITHFIELD, r =.
PROVIDENCE June s. Issz
The teaehery at Scotts Pond smthfeld belonging to
W. p sayes, was destroyed by fire about O'Clock thi1
morning The buildings insured for S18 500 in this
CT u $1,000 at the Peoples Mutual Company, Worcester
$4,000 at the Metropolitan Boston; 900 at the West
en ritssfeid and $500 nj the Northwestern oswego
The buildings vuedat s25 900 and the goods nthe
buildings AT $40 600.
A PRINTiNd OFFICE DESTROYED.
LOUISVILLE June g. 1854.
~ ofc~ Of the Louisville Courier destroyed by
hfe about O'Clock this morning. The loss is about
2. eco covered by Insurance The presses books and
job Office saved 1t the work Of incendiary
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Later from Havana.

MOBILE, June q 1854.
The steamship CahawtA arrived here oday with I'D.
vices from of the ,slst uitimo, but there is
news Of importance.
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WAInSGroS, June ); 1861
ADJoURyyEsr.
There being quorum present,
Mr.. CAMPBELL, (ree sciD Of Ohio, novel that The ous
adjourn. Negatiyedr-yeas 4, nays IS.
The House was called and log members answered to
their names Still quorum.
The House then adjourned.
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NHEAP BRILLIANT; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ BENTON 345 Broadway, have TO offer TO the public,
stther new and spendid store choice selection
both Of own manufacture as well imported Our
stock oi swsy siivsrwsre and god peas Of the
frt class and cheap - be offered t ether
fkcturc ia the country II department their styles
the most workmanship. We invite the public
WILMARTH BENTON S4s Broadwsy.
VHRoNosETER wATCHEs.--vBR FINE POCKET
~ chronometers which without Pcrceptibs yari
on for sale 1t less than usual prices Wholesale and
tfi. O. q. ALLEN, II Wall street, second door.
aH00PER WATCHEs-GOLD COOPER DUPLEX AMI
~ lever watches IN hunting splendid timo
for sale, low ~ wholesale and retail, by
C ALLEN II Wall street, second fotr, near Broadway.
1EDEPENDxNT SECOND wATCHEs-vERY FINE
Independent second and quarter second watches, fof
timing horses In gold and svor double aud single
se Tor sale less than usual prices Wholesale and
tail. q. q. ALLEN, No III Wall street., second floor.
TURnEESEN wATCHEs.-sPLEEDID JUR0EEsEN
watcher levers and Perfe, time keepers
ser sale, very low, whoesAle snd retsii
q. G. ALLEN II Wall street, second fcor
pATENT LIVER .wATcHEs-rINE ENGLISH PA.
tent leyor watches In gold and oliver cases, fnu
tvcnsa ana plain me time kecrers; FOR SALE vhoess
ena rssAs, Aisw thar usnAi prices
o. 9. kLiRH. No. II Wall street. second foor,
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lNNIBUs FARE REDUCED no THREE CENT3-.
Frcra che June next she fare from Fulton
South street Peck slip Peal and Chstham
In the Bulls Head Line of onibuses will be
xauced three cents fare Beyond Of Forty second
A,d shira a-epue, 6ix ceuta. J. II. MILLS.
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TIJIRTY-TIIIRD CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

WASHINGTON, June ), 1854.
BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Upon assembling this morning ten Senators were in
attendance and after the reading OF the journal the
Senate adjourned till Thursdsy next.
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NOTICE THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ALL
In pnrties having property left at Jeremiah Waddins
tons Liverpool House 100 Cedar street York are
from the prsert data, the will bc sold public
JEREMIAH WADDINCTON.
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NEBRAsKA PROCEsSION.-THE MEMBERS OF THE
In Banner Guard Of the Empire Club requested to
meet in tic Park this Tuesday eyoning June at 10
clock TO ;c salute and Join the procession
Bv order @ ISAIAH RYNDEkS.
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ODD BELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION OF THE
" the city of New Yors.-Ths annual meeting Of tse
stockholders of this Association will be held at their rooms
Odd Follows Hall Of Grand strset Monday tbs
for Board Il Msnagers consisting Of twelve for this As
the cay and at tho place. The poll will
at 8 O'Clock and close at oclnckp. ~ by order
JOHN j. DAVIES, Secretary
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PLuMREEs ATTENTION shGULAr NosTas1 =
eisty Of New York, Brooklyn, Mia%sbnrg and Jcrss,
nue. on TusEday. June 6, ut o'clock. 1embers re
qeed to attend business OF importance will DO t-ans
scttd. JAMES CHAMBERS Secretary.
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T1EASONIC.- -. HE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THEy
M M W grand lodge Of the ancient and honorable fra
ternity Of Free ard Masons the State Of
be held st the grand lodge room at fresmasons
Hail. No. GOO Broadway Tuesday evening" the 9th inst
At O'clock JAMES HERRING. Grand Secretary.
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1EASONIC-THE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF
M the w. Grand Lodge Of the ancient and honorable
fraternity Of Free and Accepted Masons Of the STATE Of
New oi viii b eld st Nibos $50 Broa iwAy Tucs
day Evening juno 9th. at TX o'clock.
JAMES II. AUSTIN, Grand Secretary.
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A MEE7ING OF THE, CREDITORS OF J. NJ. DA
IA Costa 20 will be held my office, 16 Water
this afternoon at "a o'clock, special business.
u. SARFATY. Assignee.
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1EERCAhTIIE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, CLINTON
Hall, Astor place The ceremony q the Inauguration
Of the ises the above association will take place
Thursday evening June g. ct O'Clock, at tho church
Of tie Purtans Union squars Addresses by Governor
Seymour Ro John Romayn Brodhead Charles King Esq,
ard others Menbers can their ticket, Of sdnis
ciaton No. 2Nassau street. opposite the Custom House.
CHARLES MILNOR, } Committee
g64N Il GnIJRiyf (Arr,rvs,oer.s
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mo NEYsHEN.-ELIswoRIn & STREET., % BECK
eet are prepared 20 supply all orders Tor
daily Sunday and weekly newspapers, magazines, cheap
publications &o, at the lowest prices cash. If you
want early supplies, give q call
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GRAND NEBRASKA RALLY. -TuR FRIENDS OF
VI the Constitution and the Union ara requestc 80
q osloek No hour is TOO late for meetin Of the tras
Park and march to the St Nicholas Hotel to welcome
this city distinguished visitor the Hon. Stephen A.
Douglas who will his fellow refe.
the Nebraska Bill which has recently passed Con-
rress Saeltons Band will accomp ny tho
the ST. Nicholas Hotel and perfor
BY order Of the NEBRASKA COMMITTEE.
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THE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK THE INFANT Ere
dericks boots from No. pey and cfs them
short time atthe ard saloon cornsr Baltimore aud
Light streets falmore n. D will please return them
convenient, or bis AID tho in wh:h
he cbt sined The N Willie made public
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EDWARD VERSAILLES WILL RELIEVE MUCH
~ anxiety ty writing to his friends Eighteen and thirty
one hare gone and are remembered Do not delay any
longer Send one line, IL o more.
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THE FAIR NOW BEISG HELD IN THE BASEMENT
Of the Church Of ST. Francis Xavier Sixteenth street,
between Fifth Sixth will time open the
sfernoon and evening Of Monday and Tusiay June 9th
and 9Th The orgaIis Mr. Derse will preside at
the piano assisted by Mr. Weismnller the elsonet
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y
" Europe obtain their passports the Pass
port Ofhoe and Custom House agency Of CHARLES HOLT
No. Nassau street, Express Buildings
WHERE ARE MY ANCESTORS REMAINss-EcH0
answers where ALI persons who regard the sanctity
Oft grave paramount to the almighty dollar.
earnestly requested to this evening at ~ o'clock s
Hermitage Hail. Of Allen and Houston Streets to
deyse further whereby to prevent the exhumaton
and Of the bodies in tho buryng rounds
corner Of Second avenue and First streets
SMITH HICKS Chairman
s. @. BowKrs. soe'y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-11
100000 GIFTs.. ......... 100000
A Valuable Gift for Every Ticket

Each s Ticket entities the holder to Four Ad.
missions to the Exhibition, or to years sub
scription to the Illustrated Family Literary and
Commercial Journal called The Whole World.
and also 10 one of the 300, 900 Gifts, thus en-
snring every person in this stupendous enterprise
the full worth of his her money, and rare
chance to realize fortune beside. Ticket buyers
will also receive, engraved on their ticket, when
purchased, an elegant Bortrai' of Prof. Hart. and
correct and elaborate drawing Of his splendid
Country Seat, one of the Gifts, TO which Grand
Free Excursion will be given.
When the 800. 600 tickets sod the proper
tv will be placed at the disposal of committe
appointed by tho tioket-holders Of any place
wherein the greateat number have been sold, TO
be distributed shall be perfectly fair and satis-
factory TO all concerned; aud judging from The
Increasing spidity with which the tickets are be-
ing purchased by all classes of people in every
part of the country, it IS reasonable TO conclude
that the enterprise will soon terminate in the hap
piest style.
All orders by mail must be addressed, post paid,
money inclosed, to Prof ]. Woodman Hart Nos
377 & 379, Broadway, Worlds Hall, New ork
and the tickets will be promptly forwarded to an y
part Of the world.
&c any orders are received after the tickets have
all been sold, the nciosed money will be promptly
returned 10 the persons sending H.
Every ticket-holder will be duly notified Of the
time and manner Of the distribution OF the Gifts
and all may safely rely upon the honorable fulfill
ment Of the undertak ing. When the Gifts are
awarded, holders Of tickets shall also be prompt
" noGfe d as 90 what Gift they will receive
II IS advisable for those desirous Of securing a
years subscription 10 the unique pictorial journal
called "THE WHOLE WORLD" to remit the
money Immediately, in order to commence with
the FIRST volunie.
J. WOODMAN HART, Proprietor & Editor.
AGENTs. s.-Persons desiring to become Agents
for the sale Of Tickets, by forwarding post paid
One Dollar, shall be sent Git Ticket aud a
Prospectus, containing all uec4ssary information.
REFERENCES IN. NEW YORK.
l.. F. BULKELEY, Attorney at Law, AZ Wal-St.
F. NtssoHrR & Co Real Estate Brokers' 3 l6
Broadway.
Any Information relative TO the Gifts NAV be
obtained through the Office of the w World's Hall,
where also may be had any other responsible ref
erence desired. l8-3m
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"a AYERS
AK PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY PLY SIC.

THERB has long existed public demand for an
effective purgative pill which could bo relied on as
sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has
been prepared TO meet that demand, and an exten-
sve trial of its virtues has conclusyely shown with
what success it accomplishes the purpose designed
1t is easy to make physical pill, but not easy to
make the best of all pills : one which should nave
none of the objections, but all the advantages, of
every other This has been attempted here, and
with what success we would respectfully submit to
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every purgatiVe
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els This is not. Many of them produce SO much
gripping pain and revulsion in the system as to more
than counterbalance the good to be derived nom
them. These pills produce no irritation or pam,
unless il arise from previously existing obstruc-
ton or arrangement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no harm arise from their use in any
quantity; but it is better that any medicine should
be taken iudiciously. Minute directions for their
use in the several diseases to which they ap-
plcabe given on the box. Among the COM
plants which have been speedily cured by them. we
may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms
of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss Of APP
petite Listlcssness, Irritabiliy Bilious Headache,
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side
and Lons for, in truth, all these are but the con-
sequence of diseased action in the liver. As an
aperient they afford prompt and relief in Cos
tiveness, Piles, Collie, Dysentery, Humors, Scrof-
ua and Scurvy Colds with soreness of the body,
Ulcers and impurity of the blood; in short, any
and every case where a purgative is required.
They have also produced some singularly sue
cessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout Dropsy, Gravel,
Erysipelas PalpitatiOn of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change of seasons.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe-
tite and vgor They purify the blood, and, by their
stimulant action on the oirculatory system, reno
vate the strength Of the body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no serious arrangement exists; but uu-
necessary dosing should never be carried too far,
every purgative medicine reduces the strength,
when taken to excess. The thousand cases in Which
physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but
they suggest themselves to the reason Of every
body; and it is confidently believed this pill will
answer better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available to mankind. When their
virtues are once known, the public will no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a
oathartic medicine