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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs
WEDNESDAY,. Is.Yeb

"WEDNESDAY, LIST Feb, 1854.
The House met at ] o'clock. Prayer by the Rev. T.
MOORE, OF the Presbyterian Church.
The Clerk read communication from the Senate In.
forming the House that they had passed bills enied-
40 act TO incorporate the l.. Aigle Dor mining com.
pany.
An act authorizing the School Commissioners Of tho
county Of james City remit their Treasurer a sum Of
money belonging 70 the school fund Of the county and
lost by him.
Aud an act N amend the 9Th section Of an act passed
the 2''h day Of February 1886, entitled to ncor.
Poa'e the Fauqnisr sulphur SPRING. so as TO authorize
Tue e. SAD company 70 sell their whole estate.
lhey also agreed TO resolution requiring the Auditor
o. Public Accounts 70 furnish printed forms Of
be made by Minister under-"act concerning the regis
".noh OF Difths marriages, and deaths, aud
80 resolution TO change the location Of the Faiunont
aud Wheeling turnpike.
Tue resolutions were committed and the bills read a
hfst aud SECOND time, and committed
"s ortAkES proceeded TO call upon standing commit
tees Tor reports, when
MI ERDY, from the committee on Schools and Colleges
,ePoteu resolution on ihe nerpedency Of reporting
oi VI accordance With resolution directing them in
qhte lhtO Tue eHpedency Of borrowing n sum Of money
from The Literary Fund for the bene6t Of the Warren
Academy, 10 the couoty Of Psuquier
$50, bI making an appropriation to tho University
| OF virginia, Tor cettan pufpogcs
! On motion Of Mr TUNLiS this hill va ,sLe, a., .,d
| read FIRST time. wv vas ''''" w ""'
Mr. CARTER, Of Pauquicr from the committee on claims
IcPo''en bI reiunding u Wilkinson and johnson the
amount OF merchants license twice paid for tho same
gear 49, ~ Wv '''''
Ht nAhDY from the committee to examine tho Troa,u.
Is nce, reported that that committee had duly exam.
wv ACCOUNTS oi the Treasurer, Snd found that the
vouchers Of the Treasurer both Of the receipts and dis
ouinchs into and out Of tho Tfeasury lon the orders
aug saians Issued by the Auditor Of Pabc Accounts
SUI o'cohn hn1orJ during the fscal year last past aro
neay and carefully labelled and filed In good order ,bst
o DOCKS arc neatly aud correctly kept tho cash account
seted each day aud the branch accounts Al the end OF
each month &c. o ''' "
The following resolutions we're then offered and adoptsI
| , resolution by VIZ HARDY-That the committee on
nanks inquire into the erpedency OF authorizing the s-
po'nimen OF clerk At such times 10 necessary 10
register the cancelled Of the Independent B,nks OF
Tue Commonwealth tat may lie returned 10 the Trea..
Olhcc the compensation Of such CLERK 20 be paid by
tue Bank for which the service IL rendered.
ny or WEAVEH-Ihrt the committee On TInsroe 10.
qute into the eEpedency Of allowing CommissIoneIto,
the Kevenue compensation for additional duties
On them by aetsof 1862 aud 49, chapter 90 SECTION a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

HOUSE or DELEGATEs.-The Speaker submitted 10 the
House. on Yesterday communication from Robt John.
ston, expressing his intention resign the Office OF Audi
tor OF Public Accounts the ls Of March next which
was laid on the table
Mr.. Dunn, from the Committee on Roads reported
bill to incorporate the Richmond aud New Narke, PLANK
Road Company, and among others a bill TO incornors,s
The Richmond aud Bottoms Bridge Plank Road Company
After ie" other reports made from Standing
O'nmttee' the House proceeded TO the consideration or
tue uDhniste ed business being tho amendment o,ed M
'' S'u OF brooke and Hancock, the report Of the
Committee on Roads. sglnst the right of way for
Railroad across the Panhandle The motion wa, 10 strike
out the word ineIPedent" ia the report, and in.er.
eIpedieut-"
MI Campbell being entitled to the floor proceeded m
address the House in opposition to the amendment,
MI Patrick followed in reply.
MI Eily next addressed the House. He seened IN ma
70 nave dealt fretriovable ruiz every hope which the
friends Of the road could have entertained and iudyr
from the prorate condition 10 which he ef hi,
ries that conclusion very consistent But 4, sooea,,
that arguments, however lucid and forcibe are mn, d
ways suecessiu aud that they have noi as gene raj RI
sat any favorable influence, shall be always inclined
70 believe, since the Arguments Of NJ Gly failed IN n,
dlce tho desired effect The fact IT, opinions are formed
aud under all circumstances at least in regard to any
ne" feature winch argument may present they will be
adhered 70. 1t Was so, doubt not in this instance
Tor were 1t oher"iso, the different views presented by
Mr.. Ga'ly would have had effect Tho vote was taken
. and Stood-for the amendment 7S-against II, "a.
Tho special order then taken up being the Gov
o ilgon and Ohio Railroad bin.
Mr. Dean moved 70 lay Il on the table, and make il III,
special order for Monday and every day thereafter unit
I finally disposed Of
After several members bsd expressed their opposition
70 the motion, the vote taken by ayes and noes ar,
u resulted-aJes, 81; noes, 20.
The House then adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

YORK ieb COTTON Sales OF 800 bales At prn. rate,
OF 80 bags at II Cts for ho cts for Java
ls sies 10 hhds at ~ and 81 etc To- n
sns' Molasses-saiss q 20, ibis Orleans at PiouT
nh ','O In at - for State anu s9as92S for
Of zoo ,hI opened active Tut fell or close SAILS
nominal CornSalrs bushels MIXED and y.ioS ,S
@ Of Pri:on at 3sf Pork is arm wi
Sale. Of I 90 Sei a, for Lard
s Sy pieces 81 cts. for Hams on cts, for Shoulder
;nE' iors sidiie. At s Stores sas II
,urpnns Mt co. 500 bills for NORTH roun
" ~ Dds Winngon Roe ls1als North county at 7Ca
es OF soI bSs medium grades sales OF 30
Dds hin North county Tar at Is. $3.50 " -
oEss Jan 3D. Flour ha, since the r,e,, OF
news 10 ti'o,SS. Corn-saes
s Mess Fork dui at t2 Whisky cts per Eai-
'on' f'e'ghn are advancing Sterling Is dull ats
CuARlEsoS Jan SI-Cotton-saes bales nt
ana irregular, At 4 decline Of " 'N ~
LOUISVILLE Jan ssae. bbs lard at SIZE Con bbl.
r'k AZ tIz1 SEQ runp Pork 1t SsH Lard
sa more on sr than ,ees Mess Pork generally he at
Ing in the market. - ,"A' sst'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

Mr. Zrss moved tina, Mr. Daniel Ellington be permitted
To appear at the bar Of the House and deliver address
ON the subject then under consideration.
Mr. WEAVER opposed the motion believing Il unwisc
for the House to lay down such precedent.
NrSNirH or Brooke and Hancock, asked paro-
ular request that the Leave be sranted. fsI -
Mr. Duxk opposed the motion believing that all light
which could be thro~n upon tho subject was already
given He considered Il waste of time TO per-
nit other addresses such this privilege sought allow
lie called for the ayes aud upon that motou which
sustained, aud the question being taken resulted
ayes 90. noes GO.
Mr. HANCOCK called the previous question, bot subse-
aucn,iy withdrew the call by request. -----
Mr. SNiru of Brooke anu Hancock then addressed the
House in favor OF tho amendment offered by him. tho
report.
Mr. CANrRxLL Of Wheeling followed in reply. and had
the floor when tho House adjourned having yielded to
Mr. GALLr, his colleague, To enable him to make q
motion adjourn which was agreed to.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03
wc DR. q. IL. nRAINEnn ror,d :,

" Dn; Z. ~. BRAINERD would inform the public
w an h e .h =, from January Both
report After which he be EXCHANGE Io,r
rom February 9Th until Saturday February lth 1850 from
70 ~ A. M and TO p NJ My stay short tIrr,Iore
,e, a who wish treatment apply Correspondents
hsius OF thi case, and whether the ball or large
ALSO me eye stands out promptly crit
Two advice;
case the pay for advice will be The poor
sidered. N rO'' '>'''Ao'' e"h
DR. BnAxEap has restored perfect sight, in cases Of
partial and total blindness from rs wears
C m m ~ second, to minutes application scientific
OF his own discovery, without cutting. palm or wash
b. yarous
grayated grades pain FROM and intolerance light
pess, loss OF sight wbh
ha We remained permanent to the present moment
had 10 statements OF persons treated published in the city
PAPER Many OF those persons be A.
NJ or Pc NJ OF each day which b. will peTfrm
Periments on the worst cases that may be presented
r. See notice above for hours Those do mot
Ja3i-u $500 " ~ Wv ''''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

Foreigners concerned under the insurgent rulers
Exscutions Of daily occurrecee. Tho Mandarians
,rk their success revealing In hunsh gore put
ting TO death all Who fall uto their hands fnscrmnatc-
y. The original mover OF thorebelon had been given
up to the NAedarans, the unfortunate wretch
cutcd the i1th Of November together Nth his SOU
the principal cit. sa,es The afouoa Annoy
made 70 couirbn,e to tho monster executions. Whole
villages Threatened with dsab unlcss they gave up
oil who took part In sympathixcd with tho rcbes aud
consequence OF this brutal demand tho poor, weak
nosnsyc and dcncc-ss villagers surrendered up
as victims to salate the Mandsrians hlrst for blood
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

" The present worthy First Auditor Robert John
s'on' resigns his oce-tbo resignation to take effect the
l OF March The Legislature have adopted ion, reso
luton to proceed TO the election Of Secretary of the Com
mon"ealtb lst aud I'd Auditors &c. on the 9th instant
We are not sPprsed whether Is contemplated TO ap Iy
governor Joes Democratic principle Of rotation in on CO
20 zoe Secretary and % Auditor yet while But al ali
events The lat Authorship affords chance for someI
dy Inthese times Of spoils seeking is something out
oiibe order Of tho day hear Of tie resignation Of
mr. Johnstons case is rare Candidates will be in
readiness by scores for tho place The scramble will
come Oh on ne ninth ofhhh month.
WisHrSoroS NEws-The Star Of the Sis,, has tho 70,
loving
Ckriedl AppoiRtDpsnf--Mr John r. Bentlv of yir.
goa has been appointed isr class (tpOo pei annum
cerksbip Ia the office Of the Third Auditor Of he Trea
sury. " ~ "
DfHrt'r not eHGl,d 10 drredraOc, of Pay-A day or
Two since an sppcal was taken from deoision of the Third
Auditor ~ the Treasury, ruling that desener from the
army hac no legal cisn the Government for arrsora
ses Que him at tho time he deserted Tn. Secretary OF
,heIiessuiy overrosI. the appea thus continuing the
Zee csnya htxsass Psssidss. hiss Iecoonized
ris"a a. Vice COnsu !, the swiss confedtfatior
At Nss Work. ~ - = = ..'
6.ss-ed = Brcret 20 Lieut. " Cbsnberl,n, Of let In
ahky, has TSsgbel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

s We see it estimated that the value OF public lands
to railroads asked from this session of Congress accurd
ing to the bills introduced projected amounts tho
enormous sum Of 1850 oo0 That is distributing the
public lands or the proceeds thereof with vengeance
under n Democratic Administration. All NAV not be
granted at this session. but the process of distribution goes
on gradually from year to year Those who put in their
claims now will stand better chance hereafter for their
turn The land grabbers of the great know
play their cards. comparatively small proportion Of
this amount will do pretty well for session of Congress
to distribute The rest will come in good time to con-
strnci magnificent railroad lines. The applicants have
only to bide their time. They will eventually be served
under al anland-d distribution Administration Three
hundred and fifty millions dollars worth Of the public
lands at one haul from Congre-s How much of ,hat
will Old Virginia get Not the first red cent! And ubv
Is il because she has railroads to build? No. Ia II
because her people little burdencd with taxao,,
that they can afford to build all the schemes of internal
Improvement proposed, OF their own pockets Not,
ALL But simply because the political party in power
don't choose to ask for any share this common fund
ihey had rather vote millions build railroads in the
State, and then tax the people pay fer them This IS
virgin il policy, 6the administration of that set Of
politicians by whom her State affairs are governed They
don't want any OF it.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03
hASEE OF THE TIIEHMOlIETEn
At NORRIS Book.lore, 81 Maia sired, f;Lrrarn ia
S's,:si' aSS,ssIl'es' Soslset,

w MOTHERS BhnAsT ClUrIIs-These Cloths will do
more 10 prevent Rshg Bea give entire and speedy
S' pah IN tue breasts OF nursing mother arising
cold or any other cause than thing this
day. They may be without discomfort to the mo-
her and procured and during period of
any dis"greeabe symptom OF hardness inflammation
from any cause exhibits itself they give relief
and In every instance Rising Breast There
sands who ,ufer s daring the nursing Directions
for using these Cloths aeeompsn, them.
They are 70: sale exclusively by ADIE Dc GRAY
no22 Mai, .,,.., pt......,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

lH Secretary Dobbin so hard pushed for crumbs TO
appease the appette Of hungry partisans that he has
turned out the Master Blacksmith in the Gosport Navy
Yard, Mr.. c. A. Grace, efficient aud faithful off
GER but Wing, and appointed Mr.. Ethan Allen. a
Democrat, in his place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

20 Mr. DEMPsiER's last Ballad Entertainment will be
given thi' Friday, evening a, Old Fellows Hail. His
previous Entertainment most spenddly attended, and
there is every inducement ike attendance this eve.
ming See adv ertisement.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

MRS IL. T. LIND-LT the worthy and talented ediress Of
the Kentucky Garland is in city present. and viii
receive subscriptions to her valuable weekly journal 1,
is very handsome and entertaining paper-pubshed
81 per annum.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

- In Boston, coal is ten dollars per ton, and flour
twelve dolIrs per barrel The bakers having reduced
their loaSe' to very dmnutvc size nov propose u in
crease their prices.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03
RICHMOND WING.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5, 1854.

II tft.r.t TO CORRESPONDENTS
Letters business must be Addressed 70 the "kdftors
a< WAi6" -
both sides Of the will not be published
standing ought to be known To all, and viii
Obituary notices exceeding eight
Hines are charged for Embellishments.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

sS- The statement that Mr.. Badger, of North Caro-
Ina, is opposed to the Nebraska bill, is pronounced
untrue.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03
Rlenxosp, JanuarY 2ard. ls.l
JAMES p. TYLER, ESQ.

r. EsQ.,
Dear that the ONCE High Con,,ab
OF the City Of Richmond will be vacated another owing
the continued III health Of the estimsbe
knowing better qualified every 10
perform the duties Of said once the undersigned
whether u elected you will serve.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03
ooo tIM DItoPsI GUN DnopsiI

lyoOO lbs. TINT can be Delivered on Denim nd.
NTAEsANT \ RECREFUs No. JIS H1rtef street. PtLade.
Pfh having made arrangements sucicnty extensive
manufacture 1900 lbs o. this article per week, invite aten
Of DUN Drops and Jubube Paste.
Messr v. X rsadyo MI shy quantity at the
very lowest ptices. Their DUN Dfn they will warrant
tqla 20 any made In the oouniry and will be sold
ders. - -
assortment Of T
FRENOH AND PLAIN COHFECTyOHARY
whch are superior AitnOnds
packed with care and sold nj the lowest wholesale prices
mai! when requested. -
Asee for Gardners Confectionery and Machines, Of
80 =. SISssSr = REokrFus, SIS matt,s,,. ~
'N-Hm-tN lEftE Phnadeipha, Pa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

yNNr LiSb u announced 70 sing four tmet This vin,, In NJ
nSsSd ~ hsT husband and other artists. These ,ofee.
she WI 70 Petersburg 10 the spring. EJe Of &
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

LssEs rhEs.r Prom The rreord. =, liz ts,1 81, o.
ne Fire department appears ,ot los. by
tlus bfng decfeie 10 the 81 b owe ln,,rsnss az
e'"Pared with 1877, Of sS9Ii9S,-B1st0n TrdHSgrlpi y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

hHit1rs
Genilemeni in tbs mornings whIg request signed nv
yotOrs Of the city whether elected will serve
as High Constable therefore most specially declare
candidate and should the Of Richmond proper 10
confer the oee on me- shalt be Effort odsrge
the various duties OF y, with promptness aud fidelity.
lam, very respectfully, gentlemen.
Your obcdient servant
>. p. TYLER.
To Msssrs. jesse williams VIM Christian woodson Mostly
and others. fo8-dit''
A MANAGER wANTED.-AsIn single ma n, OF sober and
industrious habits employ a. manage upon
plantation lying James rVer, by applying At this ONCE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

BRrfsH REvEsUs EETuRSs-The Revenue retp,n, a., a. 49,
ard quarter, ondihgJan 0, show the ys,
sost but o. TIE quarter decrease Of El99g7 me lng ~
90 the quarter was distributed a. follows. " '''h ""
" we customs tysd excise 1870, stamps T5foi ,.ss
i0frr0peTty tax 35O Bs,T tSt.i csj Jo5
.nciss'e on Post Ome, 5000 decrease fgOg17 ri. -.
aueon aooed 10 psrt 70 the reduction dulles and p,,
70 the siriEes shc must dpisb Cd ~
Won OF general tgmmodes veil production Of payg
lar stices.-FAH kHg. '' " P'''eu'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

eB- The New York Herald advocates the rejection o
Gadsdens treaty with Santa Anna proposes sarve
him out rather than buy him out. We were amused at
the GOODNESS with which the Herald advocates PROPOSE
ton Periodical insalments every few years of several
hundred thousand square miles clip it thinks would
do the work of annexation for Mexico in twelve
years But the shorter and cheape, plan It contends
to cut of all such subsidies for year Santa Anna will
be expelled for the Of sustain himself in
power, and Mexico will apply to be annexed to
Republic, clear of all eIpenses This is better than buy
ing Mexican territory expenditure Of millions of dol
lars for slice at time. Such the view taken OF the
acquisition of Mexican territory by the manifest destiny"
The success OF Filiibus;ering expeditions such as
Capt. Walkers. may also have weight in deciding
the fate of the Gadsden treaty. For cause
other there has been marked change among the powers
that be relative to this treaty Though FIRST eucgsed
the skies, have gotten into disepue OF late
and its reputation is dovu fixed fact The policy
Of starving and the OF Filbusterng expe-
dons promises to supply the place OF treaty negotiations
We may guess pretty safely that the Gsdsden treaty will
be rejected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03
sNUFF Am 'TOUaCiO,

HDETER LoR1LLARD, Manufacturer, ~ Chatham stree,
n Heo York, Offers for FOL owing articles
q superior seosh Coarse FRENCH RAppee
tin foil and papers particular description OF the yaTIou
articles be known by sending for u price above
feS--d8m--lPl -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

YORK. FEB l-saes nj the board Of nj
~ Eopthy at oi Rsadng ~; Cumberland al Parker Wei
a. .ne second Hoard Of u 6s a. 1867 lei; penn.y
vein eSi Erie ISL; Reading TN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03
~ We find the following 10 The Few York Journal

~ We find tho following 10 The Few York Journal
of Commerce, of the slst ult.
Nkw YORK, january %, 1884.
Extract of letter received 6y merchant ia dis eity
from gsrtfs'"am farmer Of Wsstham near Richmond
Va. sf ISL Ell Z
shall be compelled look to New York for market for
it. Our mlers In Richmond seem to have entered into
combination; for while wheat quoted at SO 0o In
your market bad only $l15 offered here. Why don't
northern shippers turn their attention this pont and
then Richmond friends will find their mistake
The farmers around here, shipping a
places like Petersburg and Fredericksburg oer US better
prices than Richmond.
We commend the above the attention of the wheat
buyers of this city The fact is very manifest that they
have not been paying enough for wheat They grudg
ingy giving from Sl9o to 81 per bushc while wheat is
commanding from Is cts per bushe more in other
markets this State We would be the inure the
wheat market OF this city, by any unjust comparison o.
price, but have the of the wheat growers Of
the State, at heart well the commercial interests OF
the City of Richmond The latter is not to he promo
ted by keeping prices down. If tho trade oil Richmond
in the article Of wheat is be sustained let merchants
and miers, pay the market value for 1t.
In the number Of the Journal Of Commerce from
which make the above extract II is stated that
family -four selling at retail in the City OF New York
for Sl2, per barrel The London Times, quotes Gaego
aud Haxsl, mills flour at SIS, per barrel. Here
is considerable for speculation should say when
compared with the prices paid for the article in this
ket Our milers have handsome margin TO 60 SO,
per bushe for wheat the highest that have been
paid in any market Of the State They afford paw
more, and ought to up to the mark. We
feel ashamed of what is considered abroad picayune
monopoyzing policy pursued by Richmond dealers in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03
pmlLAnELpmIA CoILEoT or MEnInINI

NUTIEEstE
vHNHg SPRING COURSE or LECTURES will commerce. ON ,bs
18Th Of March, 1851 in every rsspeet a. mi,
and complete AZ the Winter Course In hs, other Medical
College.
conferred Of jay and Is. Of March Of
each year -
APoPeiusl ticket emitting TO attendance three courses
Por further information address
rs GIGFh, ". D., Dean,
fe3--d6t GIL Ohegnut a. PhiIadsi,bi.
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ABUSE M ENTS.
ODE.FELLOIyjy IIlII...

g p. sANRoRDs old established and original NEW on.
80 LhdNS OFBRd TROUPE will appear at the above
on MONDAY February 9th. and continue for nights only
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-15

IT, invariably in advance ...............$ 81 so
.ayment is not made in advance, .......... 3 90
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The New Remedy for Yellow Fever.

The Augusta Chronicle y Seminal of yesterday
contains communication signed r., from which we
make the foliwIng extract
"The Savannah Georgian If Sunday morning cou-
tains note from DR. Wildnan of that city, in relation
his success in the treatment of Yellow Fever with
the Muriated Tncture OF iron. Dr. W's note is ush.
ercd forth with quite flourish Of trumpes by the
editor, but fear his rejoicing is Premature In ev-
cry epidemic of Yellow Fever some one discovers a
specific, but this fell scourge still continues it's rava-
ges. DIR, Wildman employs the Tincturc for it's
stypc effect upon the stomach, and to melicate the
blood. Now, it is we'll known that all the chaly-
bealcs unless the Tartrate Of Iron and Potash be an
exception, are very slowly taken of by adsorbenls
in healthy state of gastric and intestinal
face, often requiring continued for weeks be-
fore these effects supposed to be produced by med
ication Of the blood will be manifest The idea of
employing astrngents in Yelcw Fever is by no
means novel one NJ Beauregard, recommends
the Rhatany, most powerful vegetable astringent
as a valuable remedy for Yellow Fever, so far back
as 1925 Blu, the theory that this fever is henor.
rhagic disease upon which this syptc practice is
founded, is evidently erroneous, and has long since
been exploded, If indeed it met with much favor
Black Vomt is, we admit, the result of an emulation
of blood from the mucous coat OF the stomach or
bowels, but this exudaton so far from constituting
the disease, is ordinarily evidence of fatal dsor-
ganizaton.-C Charleston Courier